The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DOMESTIC.

against eX-Judge Stevenson Burke and
others, and the Columbus, Toledo &
Hooking Valley railroad, which involves
about Ss,000,O00, Justice lngraham
handed down decision giving judg-
ment for the defendants.
d. B. MONROE, supposed to be the
leader of the miners In the recent Coal
Creek insurrection, swore on the wit
ness stand on the 5th at Clinton, Tenn.
that John Ilattmaker was the real
leader in the whole business Ho ad-
mitted, however. that he was one Of the
most prominent men in the insurrection.
THE notorious Dalton gang attempted
to rob two banks at Coffcyville, Kan,
on the 5th. There were six in the party
and before they could get away four
were shot dead, one was fatally
wounded and the sixth escaped Three
citizens were killed and two others IA
tally wounded.
In view of the failure of the grain
crop of Spain, Consul Turner, of Cadi2,
has urgently recommended to the state
department that samples OF American
grain with their commercial classitica-
tions and present export prices, be sent
to him to be placed upon exhibition at
the board Of trade rooms.
0BADIAH c. VosBETT, paying teller of
the SMYRNA (Del.) National bank, has
been arrested charged with making
certain false entries in the banks books.
Ills shortage is said to be $1,000.
The annual convention of the Ma
t.onal Horse Thief Protective Associa-
ton began its sessions in Anderson,
Ind, on the 5th. There are over 500
delegates present, representing the
states Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Kentucky.
The miners in the Kansas and Texas,
the Loomis and the Watson mines at
Macon, Mo-. have struck for a 25 per
cent per day increase in wages. They
now receive sl.75 per day. The opera
tors have as yet taken no action.
JAMES RoGERs and wife were found
dead at their home in Detroit, Mich, on
the 9th, having been asphyxiated by
coal gas.
CONTROLLER CAMPBELL has notified
Gov Flower that the state Of New York
is practically free from debt The obli-
cations now outstanding aggregate
$3.50, 600, while the cash balance in the
treasury is nearly s2,0OO,OO0. All Sc
curities will have maturod on July |,
1895.
In the circuit court at New Albany,
Ind, on the 5th, Stuart G.. and A. Percy
Culbertson, of st. Paul, grandsdbs Of
the late millionaire, w. S. culbertson,
filed suit to contest tho will Of their
grandfather because he cut them off
with 500 each because they engaged in
horse racing The estate Is worth
5000, 600.
PLEASANT Mccoy, q member of the
Mccoy faction Of the famous Hatfield
Mccoy feud, has been convicted OF muir
der In Pike county, Ky, and sentenced
10 life imprisonment
THE American Type Founders Com
pany has been organized d under the laws
Of New Jersey with a capital OF t9,O0O,-
900. Nearly all the typo foundries Of
the country are in the trust The off,
GERS are: Robert Allison, president; W.
b. McKeller, vice president; G. +. Jor-
dan, eastern manager; John Marder,
western manager.
THE lantern globe glass works at
Bellaire, o., burned on the 4th, entail
ing loss of sS5, 900; insurance. SEQ 900.
The city OF Boise, Idaho, Is 10 bc
heated with hot water, and, In that re-
spect, will be the most remarkable city
in the world. The water will be piped
from boiling wells near the town.
THE Indiana supreme court has re-
fused to advance the suits TO test the
gerrYmander acts OF 1885 and 1890 with
out further consideration.
On the 9th George S. Mccullough,
aged 20, and his grandson, Joseph Nc
Cullough, were killed at the crossing Of
the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
railway near Excelsior Springs, Mo-
They were crossing the tracks in a
buggy.
THE steambarge Nashua was found
on the 9th drifting upside down about
twelve miles south OF Goderich,
on Lake Huron, Ont There was hole
in the bottom OF her hull, indicating
that the boiler and engine had gone
through the bottom. A large quantity
of wreckage was floating around, but
no trace Of the crew. There wero if
teen persons aboard, including the
wives OF the captain and mate, and IL is
believed all were lost.
CONSTABLE WILSON and Deputy Sher-
III Pegg arrested three more of the no.
torious Coolcys at Uniontown, Pa, on
the 9th, and placed them in jail. They
were Ida, Hattie and Russell, sisters
and brother Of Frank and Jack Cooley,
the outlaws
THE coroner's verdict in the Shrevc
wreck on the Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne Sc
Chicago railroad, on September 81,
when eleven persons were either killed
or cremated, places the blame on the
conductor and engineer OF the freight
train that collided with the passenger
train.
The supreme court Of Arkansas has
granted an appeal TO murderer Ed
Price. This stays Prices execution for
the murder Of Henry Morton, which
was TO have taken place October 13.
IT is estimated at the treasury depart
ment that the visitors TO I Grand
Army encampment brought consider
ably over q, 900, 900 worth OF old money
TO Washington. Two-thirds Of it was
exchanged at the treasury for crisp new
bills, bright silver and lustrous gold
sinners. AZ the treasury were ex-
changed 100000 new ten-cent pieces,