The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DoMEsTIO.


mains were inferred with military
honors In the Arlington National Come
terry, near Washington, on the 18th,
after being brought from Oakland, Md.
MICHAEL j. SULLIVAN, we'll known
and wealthy contractor, while insane
from illness, suicided at Chicago on the
18th. During few moments absence
OF his wife the unfortunate man drew
the coverings Of his couch over his head
and then blew his brains out under the
bed-clothes.
DURING the past year there were car
ried on the New York Elevated railway
lines 1855, 293, s77 passengers.
PRINTING PRESS feeders employed by
seven Boston firms have struck for an
advance from 50 to sl2 per week. New
hands are being employed.
WILLIAM HASTINGS, John Whalen and
Thomas Wadsworth were drowned in
Ipswich bay, Mass, on the 18th, by the
overturning Of their dory. The bodies
have not been found.
JOHN O. BURLINGTON, the murderer
of Sheriff Thomas c. Cranmer, Of Cooper
County, who escaped from the Boone
vile (Mo.) Jail after having been sem
fenced to be hanged, was captured on
the 18th in De Raven, Ky.
THE grand jury in Chicago on the
18th returned thirty indictments against
gamblers Of that city.
ALL the Democrats arrested for al
legged election frauds in Hampton, s. C.,
have been discharged by the United
States Commissioner.
The Metropolitan National Bank, at
Kansas City, capital S75O,OOO, has been
authorized to begin business
The American Society OF Mechanical
Engineers have decided to establish
headquarters in Chicago during the
Worlds Fair and to have an interna-
tional congress there lasting six days.
AT Wilmington, Del, another Dupont
barn, the fourth within year, was
burned by incendiaries on the 18th. By
these four fires the Duponts have lost
forty-two head OF valuable horses and
cattle, and over $4,000 in other prop.
erty. A reward of So, 900 for the discov-
cry the Of incendiaries has been standing
for months.
PASSENGER train going west on the
Reading railroad jumped the track near
Annville, Pa, on the 12th and was
thrown down an embankment Three
passenger cars and baggage car were
overturned, but although the train was
crowded no one was killed and only
seven persons we're hurt
A SUMMARY Of the reports OF the sec
retaries of the Missionary Committee OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church shows
that OF the 81, 026, 800 received for mis-
sions during the year $500, 40 was ex.
pended in the United States There is
q membership OF 10, 900 and 81, 900, 900 in
property in the missions OF Germany,
5000 members in Switzerland, $4,000 in
Sweden, 5000 and property Of $500, 900
in Norway, and membership Of $4,000
in the great Indian missions.
The State Department has received a
telegram from Mr.. Miner, United
States Minister to Central America,
stating that revolution is now in
progress in tho capital OF Honduras.
The President OF that republic has been
driven from the city but is now collect
ing force Of troops, and is expected,
says the Minister, TO make fight for
the recapture Of the government
THE President has refused to grant a
pardon to !. C Clark, convicted in Ohio
Of violation OF the internal revenue
laws and sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment and fine OF 81, 900.
RICHARD D. YoUSG, Of Paterson, N.
j., is under arrest in that city for con-
spiracy to obtain a divorce from his
wife. The scheme was concocted some
time ago, but the wife's friends exposed
the plot and Young fed TO Ca ifornia.
Recently he returned to New York and
was taken in by the police. Young was
assisted in the conspiracy by his book.
keeper, T. w. Torrey, who was also ar.
rested.
EXPORTS Of the principal articles OF
provisions from the United States dur
ing October were valued at s1l, $40, ,574,
against 1904, O1O in October, 1889.
A FIRE in the Dillaye block at Syra-
cuse, N. Y, on the 18th did about s70,-
900 damages. The sufferers are A. A.
Graf & Co., furniture and carpets;
Frank Diehl, stoves and hardware; f.
w. Woolworth & Co., notions
AT Denver, Col, on the 18th, during
the cross-examination OF Mrs. Kate
Rosenfeld, who had begun suit for d.
vorce, she suddenly became insane.
Mental worry is the cause assigned for
her sudden collapse
NEAR Truesdell, Wis, on tho 18th q
wild" cattle train coilided with q
regular freight train on the Milwaukee
& St Paul road. Three car loads Of cat
tie were killed and MANNED and num-
Der Of freight cars, with the engines,
wrecked. The trainmen escaped by
jumping.
JAMES s. GOODWIN, one OF the best
known cartoon artists in the country,
was struck and instantly killed by q
train on the New York, New Haven g.
Hartford railroad, near the station at
Mamaroneck, N Y, on the 18th.
NEAR Millersburg, KY, on the 18th
apassenger train ran into hand car on
which were FIVE track repairera Ono
was instantly killed, another had both
legs cut of, and the others received In
juries that may terminate fatally.
DURING October past cotton exports
from the United States aggregated 9is,-
o44 balos, valued at $40, s34. 1i2, against
eo9,s74 bales valued at S45, S4S, $40, in
October, 1880.
THE Baltimore Tin Plate Company,
which was Incorporated at Springfield,
Ill, on the 18th. has purchased /. OOO