The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-08-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DOMESTIC.

lieved to be defaulter. 1t is said that
trust funds given him as assignee are
missing, as well as returns for sales OF
property. Heis believed Qbe in Canada
THE Lancaster, (Pa.,) chemical works
were burned on the 10th, together with
$4,000 worth of stock. The building
cost $45, 900.
CONSUL MCCREERY arrived at New
York on the 10th from Chile with the
body of Charles w. Riggin, the United
States sailor who was killed by mob
in Valparaiso some months ago. The
remains were taken to Philadelphlat tor
interment
WASHINGTON HEsING has offered s4'-
500, 900 to the worlds fair directors Tor
the entire batch of 2,500,O0O souvenir
half-dollars donated by congress, pro-
vided the exposition be open Sundays
I,eeT. Alton has made an offer oil S4,-
OOO. 900 for the lot without the sunday
closing proviso.
Ar Boston, Mass, on the 10th an ap-
nlication was made in the supreme
court by certificate holders in the
limited Reserve Fund association for
receiver and an injuaction. Inc cor
poration is an endowment order, ana
was formerly the United Endowment
League. There is about 100000 IN the
treasury.
SECRETARY NOBLE has appointed the
following named commissioners TO
negotiate with the Yankton Indians OF
South Dakota, under act OF FEB. >, 1857
JE. Adams, of Webster, S. D.; w. l..
Brown, of Chicago, and John }. Cole' oil
st. Louis.
JAMES OAKS, the father Of six chill
dren, was arrested ut Chicopee, Mass
on the 10th, charged with incest with
his sixteen-year-old daughter.
THE biennial session Of the German
Evangelical Lutheran conference com
menced its sessions at New York Cit.
on the 10th, with twenty-three state
represented. A long report on negr'
missions was read, which stated tina
niue missions had been established
upon which $40, 900 had been expende'
In the past two years,
DURING the session OF the grand en-
campment OF knights Templar
Denver, Col, on the 10th, the reports Q
the grand officers were read, whlc
showed the total number OF con
manderies TO be 92,70l. The net cas-
resources in hands of the grand treasure
amount to S25, ,S5S.9T
THE country few miles east OF Sa
Antonio, Tex, was visited on the nigh
of the 9th by a huge waterspout. In
waters swept down upon the Souther
Pacific railroad bridge as freight trai
was crossing. Part Of the train crosse
safely, but the four rear cars wer
through. Conductor McMullen receive
probably fatal injuries. Brakema
Frank Leonard was killed and brak
men Raymond, Waldo, Quick and Goo
win were all seriously injured.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 10th u
window glass scale was settled and a
Of the factories will start up eth
September "a or October 1. The wal
committees OF manufacturers aI
workers met and adopted last year
scale with a few slight changes
THE August report Of the statistieii
of the department Of agriculture sho'
a reduction In the condition Of cott
during July from $40 to 1873. This
the lowest average since August, ls'
when the general condition was
point lower.
AT Carmichaels, Pa, on the 18th, Jo
Morgan was shot and fatally wound
by his son in quarrel brought abe
BY the prospective marriage Of the elt
Morgan. A sister Of the young m
was accidentally hit by one Of the sh
fred and dangerously wounded.
NICHOLAS o'BRIEN, who with his 70
ily lives in dilapidated farm ho'
near Milton, Conn, returned home
the 9th and while in q drunken frer
pulled his wife out Of bed by the hi
dragged her out Of the house and II
the street, where he kicked and pount
her TO death.
THE Iowa state deaf and dumb I'M
tute at Council Bluffs, was damaged
fire on the 18th TO the extent OF $751;
All the inmates escaped without inju
WILLIAM r. LABOR, one OF the Pii
erton detectives who was injured In
riot at Homestead, Pa, on July 0,
brought suit in the Philadelphia cot
against Robert and William Pinker
for eco, 900 damages
A TERRIBLE accident occurred at
glass factory at Hartford City, Ind
the 11th. A crowd Of men were enga
in laying the brick wall surroundin
new tank when, without secol
warning, the west wall, brick, mo-
and earth caved In, burying seven n
Ave OF whom were instantly killed
the other two seriously injured.
ELMER WALTERS, a young man,
the 11th, shot Mrs Peter Wall and
Wall, the wife and son Of promir
business man OF Elsinore, CAL, W
they were driving through Teme
canyon. Ira died instantly and
mother was badly wounded. Wal
Is one Of two brothers who have
having difficulty with the Wall far
over rights, which the courts decide
favor OF the Walls. Walters was
tured and turned over 10 the sheriff
Two children and an old lady '
fatally burned by FIRE In q tenen
house at New Bedford, Mass, on
18th. The mother Of the children
also badly burned and injured by ju
ing from q second-story window.
cause Of the fire was the explosion
an oil stove.
DESTRUCTIVE tornado and hail 81
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