The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30

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leaving liabilities amounting to over
5000.
The editors Of the newspapers who
were indicted for printing accounts Of
the eleotrocutions at Sing Sing on July
7. were arraigned on the cath lat New
York in the court Of general sessions.
The indictment characterizes the Oh.
fense as a misdemeanor The names OF
nine editors were on the calendar only I
four were present or represented ny
counsel All pleaded not guilty.
A SECRET meeting of the glass manu-
facturers Of the country was held at
Columbus, o., on the gath Represen'
tatiyes were present from Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Chicago. Ottawa, Findlay
and other points. The session is an inn
portant one and its object Is understood
to be to form some kind Of combine
ton to control prices Of the product
JOHN +. KELLY, who conducted ex-
tepsiye grocery stores at Keyport, N. J>
Freehold and Perth Amboy, has disap-
peared. His indebtedness amounts to
about $4,000. Kelly secretly married
a wealthy Cuban woman short time
ago.
Ar Minneapolis, on the 25th, Jacob
Brown confessed to the chief Of police
that in 1888 at Centralia, nl., he had
killed a tramp. A man named Gray is
now confined in the Illinoispenitentiary
on a life sentence for this murder, hav-
ing been convicted on circumstantiai
evidence.
Four Cinnamon crossed ffom Canada
to Cape Vincent, in New York, and
were chased for twenty-five miles across
the country and captured at water
town, N. Y, on the 25th
AT Laurens, S. c., on the 25th, ten
negroes were sentenced 10 be hanged on
October 90 for the murder of colored
man named Thornton Nance, in August
last.
The annual reportof the commission
er Of pensions shows that on June 30,
1891, there were s7e, 100 pensioners borne
upon the rolls, being 1926 more than
at the close of the previous fiscal year.
Two freight trains on the New York
& New England railroad collided near
Hawleysville, Conn, on the night OF the
oath and three trainmen were killed
FRED TYLER, white, an engineer on
the Washington & North Carolina rail-
road, and He1eliah Rankin, colored,
became involved in an alteration at
Asheville, N. C., on the 9Sth. Rankin
shot TYLER. A crowd Of railroad men
caught Rankin and hung him to atree.
TYLER will die.
TEN drums filed with carbolic acid
exploded on a wharf at Detroit, Mich,
on the 25th, wrecking warehouse and
destroying 5000 pounds Of tobacco In
bales. One man was fatally injured.
DUNNO the week ended September
25, business failures in the United
States numbered 21o and for Canada "a,
or total of 244 as compared with a
total Of 239 the previous week. For the
corresponding week OF last year the
figures were 2l9 1r
THE Missouri members Of the Catho
lie Knights of America propose to with
draw from the national Organization
giving as a reasos the dishonest prnc
toes and defalcations of grand lodg'
officers There are 1000 members II
Missouri .
AT Newark, N. j., on the 25th, Ernes
Lehman, aged IS years, poisoned anS
killed his sweetheart, Annie Bush
aged IS years Lehman intended Z
commit suicide, but his courage failed
SPECIALS from ten different towns o
northern Wisconsin say that rain ha
checked the forest fires The damag'
will not be as heavy as at first reported
! as most of the fires were confined to dis
tricts burned over last spring.
ALMOST every resident OF the town
ship Of osseo, Wis. Is stricken dow
with typhoid fever and diphtheria- Fiy
deaths occurred in one week and tn
, schools have been closed.
: AT Syracuse, N. Y, on the 25th tn
, public schools were closed on accoun
4 Of the heat, which is unparalleled 70
the lateness Of the season. On that da
!. the mercury jumped up to 90 degree,
The residents were suffering for water
as most of the cisterns and wells ha
( run dry.
NEAR Susquehanna, Pa, on the 25tl
= while wopkmen were prospe citing fo
coal on the farm OF Thomas Heavy, jr
:, In Silver Lake township, Susquehann
!, county, paying vein Of gold was dil
covered. Small quantities were foun
!, year ago The discovery has cause
% o-reat exoitement.