The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters
DOM ESTIc.


wrecked Ulster county IN. ~ savings
institution, was sentenced at Kingston
to five years imprisonment at Danne-
mora Trumpbour was recently found
guilty Of perjury.
HIRAM DANAHAUR, his wife and a To-
year-old daughter, were burned to death
in their residence, near Sharpsburg,
Pa, on the night of the 21st The family
persisted before their neighbors knew
of the danger
ALLEN HARRISON was hanged at Hunt
ington, w. Va, on the 22d for the kill
ing of his sweetheart on the second day
of last April.
THE official existence Of the strikers
famous advisory board at Homestead,
Pa, was ended at meeting on the 2lst
THE net gold in the treasury on the
22d was 1928, SOL, 1856 decrease OF more
than million dollars since the 10th
inst, and of slightly less than million
dollars since the 1st inst
THE residence OF Joseph Medill, ed
itor Of the Chicago Tribune, with its
contents, was totally destroyed by fire
at Pasadena, CAL, on the 22d. Loss,
about $50, 900; insurance, $40, 900. The
whole household escaped injury by
hasty fight
AT New York City on the 22d Mrs. c.
Gallagher went shopping, leaving her
11-months-old baby asleep in the baby
carriage. On her return shortly after
ward she found the baby dead with its
head hanging over the side of the car
riage and It's necl, dislocated. On see
ing this, Mrs. Gallagher, in state OF
frenzy, jumped down tbe air shaft OF
the tenement house and was fatally in
jured
THE Hotel Zinaendorf, recently built
by the West End Land Company at
cost OF $4,000, was totally destroyed
by fire at Winston, n. C., on the Gath.
The contents were mainly saved. The
hotel was one Of the best in the south.
On the Esd Joseph L. Montieu, the
defaulting clerk of the United States
sub-treasury in New Orleans, was ar.
rested and charged with robbery. He
was remanded to the parish prison in
default Of $1,000 bonds.
AT Chattanooga, Tenn, on the oath
George Dawson, a stationary engineer
of Pittsburgh, while on his way home
from work, was killed by three negroes.
He was struck on the head with stone,
his throat cut from ear TO ear and his
body terribly mangled. Floyd Woodle,
John Turner and Calvin Collins were
arrested on suspicion of being the MUIR
derers.
On the 2ith GOO miners, employed by
the Lackawanna Iron & Steel Company,
at Scranton, Pa, were granted an in
caease OF 10 per cent in wages for min
ing coal
In FIRE which destroyed Tuller's
livery stable at St Joseph, Mo-, on the
oath, twenty horses were burned to
death and three fremen were badly hurt
by falling roof.
STEPS have been taken TO secure the
arrest Of Z. Sinclair, of New York, the
defaulting cashier Of the Armour Pack
ing Company. The defalcation has
been reported to the police. The
amount of money he Is charged with
emb zzling is $4,000.
A REMARKABLE shower Of meteors
was observed at San Francisco on the
night OF the esd. Over twelve hundred
were counted by Professor Davidson, Of
the coast and geological survey, in
about an hour and half
THE extensive furniture store Of Otis
Corbett on Twenty-third street, New
York, burned on the Esd, entaillng q
loss OF s250,000.
THOMAS COLEMAN, alias "Gohegan,"
whoi Is said TO have been connected with
the murder Of Dr. Cronin in Chicago,
was released from the Oregon peniten-
tiary on the cath, after serving two
years for robbery.
AT Omaha, Neb., on the esd, sneak
thieves entered the jewelry store Of
Jonasen & Co. and got away with s15,-
900 worth OF diamonds and watches.
Thirty thousand people witnessed
the great game OF football between
Princeton and Yale teams at New York
on Thanksgiving day. The game was
won by Yale, the score standing 10 to O..
SAMUEL LANCASTER, a brakeman, on
the oath entered q saloon at Knoxville,
Tenn, and made wager that he could
drink three beerglassfuls Of whisky.
The bet being taken he fulfilled its con-
ditions, sank TO the fleor and died
GODFREY FLEcKINsTEN's brewery at
Faribault Mimi, valued ut $500, 900,
was totally destroyed by fire on the
oath There was only about $1,000 In
surance. ..........
The costly summer residence OF Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, at Newport, r l.,
was totally destroyed by fire on the
night Of the 95th. Loss 5000, 900; well
insured.
Ar St Johns, Mich, on the 25th the
house Of John johnson, market gar
dener. was destroyed by fire. Mrs
johnson and an old man known a
''Uncle" Hugh Boyd perished in The
Aamea johnson managed TO get out
but was fatally burned.
THE Tooth anniversary Of the evacua
ton Of New York by the British wal
. observed at that city on the 25th Al
sunrise the old guard and the veteran
zouaves Of the Farragut association
met at the old block house in Centra
park and raised the American flag
Prayer was offered, America" sung
and salutes fred.
THE plant. Of the Grand Rapidi
NTH \ Eoldtxe, chair and Tab1a Cou,