The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-21

elected the following oiuCoro i0i 'uS
suing year: President w. H. Garlock,
Cleveland; treasurer, A. b. Richards,
Philadelphia; secretary, j. ID. Frazee,
Cleveland. The next convention VIII De
held in New York in 1892.
GEORGE DYER, the murderer OF Mrs.
Fannie Fadden, was taken from the
iail at Eastville, Va, on the 18TH by
mob OF 500 men and lynched.
THE boiler OF the steamer Evangel
blew up at Whatcom Wash. on the loth.
One man was killed and seven injured
and burned. :,
ALEcK MORRIS was hanged at Madi-
son, Ga, on the 10th. Four years ago
Morris murdered his wife's father and
mother.
A THIRTEEN daughter OF MIR.
Lofty Loey was shot and killed al
Canton, o., on the 18th by Charles
Hawkins, who then tried to kill himself
by slashing three gashes across his
throat with razor and cutting four
holes in his head with hatchet lie
will hardly recover Jealousy of man
named White caused the tragedy
PROF. j. r. STEVENSON, teacher OF as
tronomy in the high school at Quincy
ILL.,, committed suicide on the 10th by
shooting himself through the head with
a revolver.
THE business failures during the week
ended October 10 number for the United
States 227 and for Canada 80, or total
of $50, as compared with total OF 97o
for the previous week. For the CORE
spending week Of last year the figures
were 2l5, representing 1s6 failures in the
United States and 80 in Canada.
NEARLY 100 delegates to the Women's
Christian Temperance Union state con-
yention at Bradford, Pa, were poisoned
on the 10th by something they ate or
drank at dinner rendered the delegates
by the Mexican county organization.
All will recover
THE blockade caused by the sinking
of the steamer Susan Peck in the chan
mel at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, was
raised on the 10th, the propeller Mon
arch being the first boat to come
through.
THE offer OF the Keystone Bridge
Company, of Pittsburgh, to build tow
or for the worlds fair at Chicago has
been accepted. The structure will be
], 1,19o feet high and 44O feet in width at
the foundation. II necessary over 95,-
600 people can be accommodated In the
tower at one time.
THE Pan Handle vestibule limited,
eastbound. was wrecked at Mingo
Junction, four miles west Of Steuben-
Vile, O., on the 10th. Two persons were
killed and four seriously injured
THE First National bank Of Tecum-
sch, Neb, was closed on the 10th by or
der of the comptroller OF the currency.
There is shortage Of $4,000.
The jury in the Madame Astle case at
Denver, Col, on the 10th, after being
out fourteen hours, brought in a YER
dict Of guilty. Sentence was reserved.
Madame Astle is the abortionist whose
! revolving crimes so shocked Denver 30
= ciety short time ago.
THE schooner Rebecca A. Taulane, o.
: South Chatham, Mass, carrying crew
of seventeen men, is no doubt lost with
all on board She left Newport News
. Va, August 2S for Galveston with &
T. cargo of coal and has not been heard O.
= since.
SYLVESTER WILSON, the protector o
female baseball teams, who has beer
+ on trial at New York City for abductinl
16-year-old Libby Sunderland, OF Bing
= hamton, N. Y, was convicted on th'
l. 10th. Wilson is liable TO be sentences
: to Ave years Imprisonment and a I'm
% Of 81, 200.
"a THE officers OF the United Mine Work
u ers OF America have issued circula
requesting the 5000 river miners in tn
70 Pittsburgh district not to mine an
20 more coal for railroad shipment Thi
es order was caused by the operators FL
81 ing the places Of the striking railroa
miners with foreigners
d. IRVING A. EVANS, prominent Bo
@ ton Mass broker, suicided on the 1ot
10 at Allentown, N. II. 1t Is supposed
RI be the result OF financial embarrassment
IN The commission appointed by Seer
he yary Noble TO negotiate with the Sh
ed shone and Arapahoe Indians Of Wyon
he ing for a portion OF the Wind River re
or eryation, has been entirely successfr
ID, The Indians will cede to the Unit
States more than half their reservatio
on amounting to 100000 acres, for whi'
I'D they will receive 5000, ,0OO
ry In 1885 0rrin Sperry, treasurer
en- Chautauqua county, N. Y, disappeare
ed being about $4,000 short in his
ch counts He is now in Canada and h
,p- furnished for publication stateme
yer duplicating a large number OF pror
pent politicians in that county.
5th Is response to numerous reque
ct from various sections Of the count
the treasury department has just
len sued pamphlet containing brief !
he tory of the coinage legislation in
led United States
rer HUGO CRocKER, cashier OF the Me
the den (Conn.) wooden mill, has dis
vas peared with $4,000 of the compan
ard funds. His downfall is said TO be
sed to gambling. :
AT Norway, N. Y, on the 10th, I
los French, who had been arrested by G
ter, stable Gridley for highway robbery,
the tempted to escape, when he was s
les dead by the officer.
was
IA Personal AND POLITICAL
The German minister TO the Uni
rem States, Count Ludwig Won Arco- Val
l.