The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DOMESTIC.

Chiltu uOOVOrf dlleBihB OuhV his WIZ
had been injured by fall. The physi-
clan found her unconscious, with wounds
on her head. Walsh was known to
have threatened her life, and was ar
rested for murder.
The board Of management for Gov
ernment exhibits at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition, at its meeting on the
Undetermined to project its plans upon a
basis OF 81, 900, 900 expenditure, exclusive
Of the building or buildings, the cost Of
which is limited by law to s400,0 900. 1t
has also determined to Ak the maximum
limit for floor space at 200, 900 square
feet
AT Marshall Mo-, on the 9th William
Brown went homo in drunken con-
dition and began to toy with loaded
shotgun, when the weapon was dis
charged, the load almost tearing away
lower limb OF his youngest boy His
little girl was also wounded in the face.
ABOUT 5000 coke workers employed
by II. G. Frick & Co., in the Connells-
Vile (Pa coke region struck on the
5th for the reinstatement Of a dis
charged workmen. Both sides are firm
and bitter struggle is expected. 4
THREE mills at Glastonbury, Conn,
used by the J. B. Williams Company in
the manufacture OF soap powder, were
burned on the 5th. Loss, 100000; in
surance one-half.
At Chicago on the 5th, by the break
ing Of scaffolding raised ten feet from
the ground, on which 150 men and girls
were grouped for the purpose of being
photographed, at Lyon & Healey's new
piano factory, one man was killed, two
probably fatally injured, and several
others badly hurt
A WRECK occurred on the New York,
Ontario & Western railroad between
Carbondale and MayHeld, Pa, on the
5th. An engine, while trying to make
aswitch, crashed into passenger train
going in an opposite direction at full
speed. The engineers and fremen es-
capped by jumping. Charles Finnegan,
Of Carbondale, man named Burke, OF
Jermyn, and another, name not learned,
all Of whom were passengers, were
killed. Several other passengers wero
injured.
THmTY-FivE horses perished and a
largo quantity Of hay, straw and oats
were consumed in fire which destroyed
Swans stables in New York City on the
9th.
DURING an election row at Santa Cruz,
CAL, on the 4th, Chris Carothers stabbed
and killed George Hartman. The next
day Carothers hanged himself in Jail
AT Salt Lake City, United States At
torney varian has filed suits for the for
feiture OF Temple block under the es-
cheat law, claiming that 1t is used for
immoral purposes.
G. c. TERRY, prominent citizen OF
Nashville, Tenn, was shot and danger
ously wounded at his home on the 9TH,
by William Ragio, the proprietor OF a
barber shop. The shooting grew out OF
business disagreements.
A FIRE at New Rochelle, n. ", on tho
5th, originating in the cellar OF build
ing owned by George Ferguson, a grocer,
on Main street. spread rapidly, destroy
ing an entire block before 1t could be
controlled. Among the heavy losers
are the New Rochelle Bank, Ware &
Baller, dry goods, J. L. Contant, drug
gist, and Mrs Byrne, boots and shoes.
The total loss is fully $500, 900.
On the 9th Secretary Noble replied to
Mayor Grants last application for re-
count OF the population Of New York
City. and for tho second time refused to
allow the recount
Ex-MAYoR CoTTRELL, OF Key West,
Fla, who few weeks ago terrorized
the Florida federal officials and escaped
to Alabama, fugitive from justice, was
shot and instantly killed at Mont
gomery, Ala, on the 9th by Chief Of Po-
lice Gerald Of that city. Cottrell was
drunk and disorderly and forced fight
with Gerald, with the above result
w. G. BELL & Co., OF Boston, provis-
ion dealers, have made an assignment.
The liabilities are said to be heavy, but
the firm will make no statement
GEORGE +. PIERCE, local accountant
II the branch Of the Iron Hall at Spen-
ser, Mass, has been arrested. charged
with embezzlement, and put under $500
bonds.
The schooner American Boy, lumber
laden, went ashore on the Farrallones
near San Francisco, during fog on the
lth. The crew took to the boats and
we're picked up by tug The vessel
and cargo were total loss.
AMONG paroles granted by the Ohio
Denitentiary managers on the 9th was
hat OF John H. Simons, treasurer OF
)arke County, convicted OF embezzle-
nent and sentenced for six years.
THE West Newton accommodation on
he Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Youghio-
.heny railroad ran into an engine and
'aboose near West Newton, Pa, on the
tn, wrecking tho two engines, two
caches and the caboose, and seriously
njuring Conductor w. Y. Taylor, f. A.
icGuire. brakeman, and J. A. Babcock,
'laRman, all OF the freight
The cornerstone OF tho magnificent
iasonic Temple TO be erected at the
orner OF Randolph and State street,
4 'hicago, was laid on the 9th with impress
i've Masonic ceremonies There was q
arade Of local lodges in which 5000 men
anticipated. When completed the tenn
10 will be twenty stories high and will
o the largest building Of the kind in
he world.
A FIRE at Denver, Col, on the 9th
destroyed the entire block between
Ninth and Tenth streets and Laramie
and Market, causing loss OF over $780,
200 Included In the property burned