The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters
DOMESTIC.

NRAaRohJ - IL Vic q h0hoo unNOt
executions aggregating &44, 175. The
company published the New York Dis
patch, Daily Traveller and Hotel Record,
brakes Magazine and the Evening Call.
On the Sd Assistant Secretary Nettle-
ton directed the return Of two Italians
and one Swedish immigrant to their re-
spective countries. This Is the first or
der of the kind issued by the treasury
department and indicates the vigor with
which the new law is to be enforced.
o. P. HENNoN, station agent of the
Pittsburgh & Western railroad at Rel
bold, Pa, committed suicide on the Sd
BY blowing his brains out with pistol.
IL Is rumored that he was short in his
accounts.
HENRY KUTNINe, an inmate of the
Soldiers Home at Sandusky, o., cut his
throat on the Sd and was not expected
TO live.
A STEAM pipe exploded on board the
United States steamer Concord at Hamp-
ton Roads on the I'd, A fireman and
coal passer were killed and several
others badly scalded.
THE large barn and sale stable Of
Kelver e. Gray, at East Buffalo, N. Y,
was burned on the Sd Twenty-six
horses were burned to death. Loss
about $4,000.
THE president has reduced the six
years sentence OF Robert Sigel, son OF
Gen. Sigel, TO twoyears and nine months
and directs that pardon be issued to
young Sigel then.
PATRICK GALLAGHER, a market gar
dener, while on his way TO New York
on the Sd, fell asleep on his wagon.
When crossing the track of the North
srn New Jersey railroad the wagon was
struck by an express train and both
nan and horse were instantly killed
THE steam launch Ytsam, owned by
Jacob Cram, Of New York, blew up on
the lake near Ithaca, N. Y, on the Sd,
fatally scalding fireman and seriously
lnjuring several others. The launch
had just been built at cost of s11.ooO.
THE City national bank at Marshall,
Mich, closed its doors on the Sd on ac-
count of the defalcation of E. J. Kirby,
assistant cashier Kirby has disap-
peared. The amount taken is supposed
10 be about $4,000. II is thought the
depositors will be paid in full, as the
stockholders are responsible, as well as
Kirby's bondsmen.
AT Chicago on the Sd frame building
on the West Side, built on posts, fell TO
the ground without warning. Beneath
Il half "A dozen men were carousing and
drinking. Three were killed; one IA
tally injured, and the others slightly
hurt
BY the ceve-in OF sewer at Mime
Apolis, Mimi. on the Sd six men were
buried twenty-seven feet deep All
we're rescued alive after two hours
work. The boards forming the wall OF
he sewer fell in in such a way as TO
keep the dirt from crushing the men.
sHUFELDT's distillery at Chicago was
damaged by fire on the 3D. TO the ex-
lent Of 100000.
AT New York City on the Sd an ex-
pert accountant examining the affairs
ofthe Brooklyn and New York Arcanum
Building and Loan association, discov-
sred an apparent defciencyin mortgage
securities of $40, 300. There was also an
apparent loss of s7OO in cash.
A FIRE in the rag room Of the Patton
paper mill at Appleton, Wis, on the Sd
destroyed $4,000 worth Of property.
Cornelius johnson and Henry Ryan,
millmen, while endeavoring 10 extin-
guish the flames were smothered to
death.
The boiler of sawmill located six
miles west Of Bedford, Ind, exploded
on the Sd, killing two men instantly
and fatally injuring three others who
have since died. The mill was owned
by John and Joe Dusard, of Bedford,
and is total loss. Nothing is left Of
the engine and boiler.
THOMAS MoGRAm and Frederick
Weichel, who were recently expelled
rom the Scranton City (Pa) council for
soliciting votes, have been indicted by
he grand jury for bribery.
AT Wheeling, w. Va, on the 4th Sam
nel Hartman, prominent young busi-
uess man. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head. He had
been suffering for some time from an
ncurable disease, and was discouraged.
AT Chicago on the 4th the George II.
French Company, caterers, made an as
ignment Liabilities and assets s25.-
100 The failure was DUE TO the grip
and sickness during the spring.
ORDERS were telegraphod from the
treasury department on the 4th to the
revenue cutter Corwin, at San Francis
20, 10 be In readiness 10 proceed 10 Ber-
.ng sea at days notice.
The net surplus In the treasury on
the 4th was s., 900, 900, smaller surplus
han has been In the treasury within
the memory Of the Oldest officials. To
Increase this surplus Secretary Foster
mas called In s3,Oo0,0OO Of deposits from
national banks.
THE 140 employees of Robert Hogsett
AZ the Braddock coke works at Scott
iale, Pa, went on strike on the 9Th be-
.ause Of the discharge OF two drivers
Dissatisfaction atthe works Of other in
dependent producers will probably eul-
inmate In another strike.
II is reported that an English syndi-
cate has completed negotiations for the
purchase Of the Omaha (Neb.) stock
yards Ex-Congressman McShane me-
gotiated the deal. The price is said TO
be 90, 600, 900.
AT Waldo Wis, twenty-three young
men have been arrested charged with
sausing the death Of Fred Kopwood,
acad IA IL nnnanra the men Mere