The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-17

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aggregated 9,203 bales, valued at Ss,-
ali, 456, against 6s,9Os bales valued at
SS,7l7. 1886, in August, 1889.
MISPLACED switch on the New York
Central road CAUSED a disastrous freight
wreck near Schodack, N. Y, on the
1tth. Two engines. ten cars and q
caboose were smashed to pieces. Two
engineers, a fireman and brakeman
were killed and three others wounded.
The wreck took fire and was consumed.
AT Hoboken, N. j., on the 11th Laura
Horn, demented woman thirty-one
years old, suicided by hanging herself
In her bedroom, When her father, Fred
erick Horn, discovered the fate Of his
daughter he shot himself In the head
with revolver, inflicting fatal wound.
THE Cheesebrough Seminary near
Rochester, N. Y, the largest institu-
tion under Methodist auspices in the
State, was gutted by fire on the 11th
and totally ruined.
MATT WAGNER, Mic Steinmetz and
Peter Mas left Dubuque, Ia, few
days ago for the purpose Of seeking
work. On the 11th their dead bodies
were found on the railroad track about
four miles from the city, and 1t is sup
posed they were struck by train. ALI
were under the influence Of liquor when
they started on their fatal journey.
THE Northern and Western districts
OF the Window Glass Manufacturers
Association are perfeoting an organiza-
tion that will knock out all sub-agoncies
and middlemen. Some s26, 1000, 900 were
represented at meeting held in Pitts
burgh on the 1lth, when 1t was decided
TO establish q central point for the
handling Of all window glass.
AT the adjourned conference Of the
miners and operators in session at Al
toona, Pa, the committee Of seven from
each side made their report on the 11th.'
BY its provisions the scale presented by
the miners, which the operators at first
refused to accept, Is adopted with but 3
few changes, and the miners are granted
their demands The new scale will ai-
feet all miners in the district represent
ing Clearfleld, Centre, Cambria, Hunt
ington, Blair, Bedford, Jefferson and
Indiana counties
THE first snow Of the season In the
United States fell TO the depth OF half
an inch all over Northern Montana on
the 11th.
The Census Office announces the pop
ulation OF Nevada TO be 44,S27, which Is
decrease, as compared with the popu-
lation OF 1880, Of 1899.
Four prisoners escaped from the jail
at Hope, Ark, on the 18th. One OF the
number, Mccarthy, is noted desperado
from the Indian Territory. After leav-
ing the prison he stole horse and con-
tinued his fight
BUSINESS failures throughout the
country during the seven days ended
September 1S number 1893, as compared
with 2oS the previous week. For the
corresponding week Of last year the
figures were 1893.
| PARK Cry. the principal mining camp
in Utah. was destroyed by fire on the
18th.
BENJAMIN MARTIN, notorious house
breaker and burner, awaiting hearing
before the Supreme Court under SEN
tence for fifteen years, escaped jail at
Dresden, Tenn, on the 18th.
A VERY perceptible shock Of earth
quake, OF about three seconds duration,
was experienced In parts Of Santa Fe,
N. NJ, on the l2th.
The commission appointed by the
State OF Ohio to erect a monument In
the National Cemetery at Chattanooga,
Tenn, In honor Of the eight members
Of the Andrews railroad expedition who
were executed at Atlanta, Ga, in 1852,
by the Confederate authorities, hold Q
meeting on the 12th and decided Il
dedicate the monument on Memorial
day next May 80, 1891.
Two bands Of Pottawatomies, one
known as the Big Soldier band and th,
other as the Little Soldier band, met II
council in jackson County, Kan, on the
18th 10 consider the Presidents ordel
requiring them 70 sectionize. A fgh
occurred In which three Of the leader
were killed and several others wounded
THE rumor OF consolidation OF th,
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing
Company, OF Pittsburgh, and the Pull
man Palace Car Company, Is denied b.
Messrs Pullman and Westinghouse.
AT Gatesville, Tex, on the 18th
quarrel occurred in q saloon between
the barkeeper, Henry Vogel, and part.
OF young men from the country. One 0
the latter. Lee Basham, threw n glas
~ Vogel, whodrew revolver and hred
The bullet passed through Bashsm'
body and entered the forehead Of Johl
Wilke, who was standing behind him
Both men were killed. vogei was ~
rested and released on $4,000 bonds,
oroaax FoBD was killed and Iias
Jones' badly njated u. AZ explosion y
Fss In q shah Of The wilieesbArreo pa
Coal Company > milne on, the i9th, ,,s :
GEoReE 3, Corr, a,pEowinent larye
Of Baltimore. Nd, 70 missing and 10 70
ported 10 be short In bis accounts q
trustee Of estate funds 70 the amount o
several thousand dollars. -ia. -f
GEonoR w. WALLACE. aud yGeorse5A A
wailsck, who recently entered Jewell
~ store at Danbury. Conn.,, krocke,
down and gagged the clerk and stol
sio, 200 worth OF diamonds and jewelfy
we're arraigned for trial az Danbury OF
the i2th. They pleaded guilty and wer'
sentenced 70 twelve years imprison
; ment each. When sentence was pro