The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-07

for 500. and declares that the average
for next season can be Increased 20 per
cent without affecting prices
THE Grand Central silver mine at
Kingston, N. NJ, was on the list sold BY
its owner, Thomas Neil, TO an English
syndicate for 81 200, 900 cash.
THE Chilean steamship Itata was re-
leased at Los Angeles, Cal, on the LIST,
upon bond being fled in penalty Of
500, 900 for the vessel and bond OF Ike
amount for her cargo Of arms. She
sailed at once for Chile.
DIR CARLOS II. MACDoNALD, who
superintended the electrical executions
at Sing Sing, has made a statement
which In every particular verifics the
press reports sent out on the day OF the
execution.
THE sale OF the noted Elmdorf stud
took place at the Elmdorf farm in JEFF
ferson county, KY, oa the 1st About
1,boo herdsmen were present, mostly
Kentuckians. The seventy-one head
disposed Of brought ss2,7 ,7s5, an average
| S1,166
THE Harper Manufacturing Com
pany's woolen mill at Oxford, Me-, was
burned on the list. Cause, explosion OF
lamp. Loss, sloo, 1000, insured.
GOVERNMENT receipts from all sources
during September past aggregated s2s'-
oO1, ,247. against $50, ,soS,S34 in Septem-
ber, 1890.
THE soldiers monument at Pottsville,
Pa, was unveiled on the LIST In the pres
ence of $1,000 people. Gen. Horace
Porter delivered the grafton. The mon
ument was erected by voluntary con-
tributions and cost $4,000.
JOSEPH BARoNDEss, the walking dele
gate of the New York Cloakmakers
union. who was convicted Of extorting
money from PoplSins & Marks, cloak
manufacturers, has forfeited his $4,000
bail bond and disappeared
AT Butte, Mont, on the I'd fire
started in the shaft house of the Butte
copper mine which was followed by
terrific explosion of 200 pounds Of dyna-
mite. Fifty houses were torn to pieces
and many people badly injured
THE village of Mckinney, near Stan
ford, KY, was nearly destroyed BY fre
on the I'd. Loss, $4,000.
Tys Alliance warehouse at Alexan.
dria City, Ala, containing 500 bales OF
, cotton, burned on the I'd, entailing q
loss Of $4,000.
THE fishing smack Ada, which left
, Pensacola, Fla, September Tor the
: fishing grounds, has been given up as
, lost. She carried q crew OF six men.
! Mr. LACEY, comptroller of the cur
rency, on the I'd received a telegram
| from Bank Examiner Miller recon-
| mendinQ that the First National bank
Of ClearHeld, Pa, be placed In the hands
. of receiver. The examiner gave no
! information rs to the condition OF the
r bank beyond that indicated by his rec
ommendation.
3 CHARLES LARRABEE, the only surviv
; or Of the wreck Of the schooner Franz
/ Perew, arrived at Sault Ste. Marie
d Mich, on the % and reported that th'
4 vessel foundered on the 2eth ult- In
gale off whitefish Point, Lake Superior
d The captain, FIRST mate, three sailor
n and the cook-a woman-were drowned
|. Larrabee was cast ashore on one OF thu
K Persian islands and would have starve'
70 death but for the timely arrival OF
o sailboat which rescued him. The Pc
II rev was owned in Cleveland and values
a at $4,000
b TEN notorious criminals walked ou
of the St Louis Jail on the Cd The de
n livery was engineered by John Shea
10 who was awaiting trial for the murde
OF Police Officer Doran in 1881. One
or more Of the Jail guards are supposed :
10 have been bribed and q searching In
ID vestigation will be instituted
re THE supreme court at Minneapolis
Mimi, on the I'd decided the case
ne Oscar Mohr ct al vs. Anton McSen, or
!, pellant The appellants, who ar
in brokers in Milwaukee, sued McSen &c
Mt money expended in the purchase
grain on margins, and the court decide
D., that the deal is void because OF partial
ck ing Of the nature Of q wager.
SO THE business failures In the Unite
IS States during the week ending octobt
Q, number 201 and for Canada 20, or
he total of $50, as compared with total
as IA the preceding week. For the co
m. responding week OF last year the ID
,r. ures were l97. representing leo failure
in the United States and 81 In Canadi
ed TEE census Office has made q stat
tts ment showing that the real osta
pa mortgage debt in force in Illinois Jal
uary /. 1890, was sss4 200, ,9eo, Of whit
mt s1e5, ,2S9, ,222 was on acre tracts, AZ
on ssio, olo, oss on village and city lots TT
re- debt Of Cook county, containing Chic
,er 60 was s1sl, l,bis,2o7. :.
"a WILLIAM r. DnI. president Of y
Ius First National bank Of Clearheld, Pi
which recently suspended, was arrest.
ss- on the I'd on charge Of falsifying q
ON banks books and making fraudule
led entry. Dill had been speculating
lob stocks.
GEoReE HELLER, formerly o Gle
ity employed by the international Packil
Inn. Company at the Chicago stock yards,
raj under arrest, charged with compiled
nee in series Of forgcries OF an unknov
amount but supposed TO range betwe
air, 90, 900 and $4,000.
ON THE arrest OF three men and WON
,nr at Denver, Col, on the I'd on char
me Of having set FIRE 10 house for the p'
pose Of securing the insurance broug
cen 70 light the strange fact that the Ia