The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01
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les, Cal. The insurance companies had
paid part of the insurance money.
NEAR Augusta, Mich, on the 95th,
Gilbert Roswell, an aged farmer, beat
his wife's brains out with rolling pin
and then shot himself in the mouth,
dying in five minutes. The couple had
lived unhappily for long time and re-
Gently separated.
On the 25th, while Jacob Donner and
William Clemens were attempting to
control fractions stallion ut Astoria,
ILL.,, they were so severely kicked that
it was thought they would die.
NEAR Roscommon, Mich, on the 25th,
a smashup occurred to log train by
which William Fowles, brakeman, OF
Bay City, was instantly killed and Con-
ductor Millington was badly bruised
Two other brakemen were also wound
ed, but not seriously.
w. II. THoRNE, a hosiery dealer at
New York City, assigned on the S5th
with preferences of $4,000.
The Diamond furniture factory at
Rockford, H., with capitalization OF
$3.50, 900, was taken possession of by the
sheriff on the 25th. This is the second
mandatory to go under within the
year
AT the session OF the Grand Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, of Ohio, at Column
bus, on the 25th, the salary OF the
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal was
increased to $4,000 year. William
Beatty, of Toledo, was elected Fourth
Supreme Representative to the Su-
preme Lodge, which will meet in Kan
sas City in August
LETTERS received Mt Cairo, ILL.,, an
nounce the fact that there are one hun
dred families in and about Wheatland,
thirty miles north, utterly destitute
the floods having totally ruined their
crops, drowned their stock and washed
them out of their dwellings. A sub
scription was started and provisions
will be sent there at once.
AN accusation was made against As
semblyman Frank p. Demarest last
year that his accounts with the Rock
land IN. W Industrial association, OF
which he was president, were not
straight. A committee was appointed
to investigate the accounts and they re-
ported on the 25th that instead OF a
shortage the association is indebted to
Mr.. Demarest over $1,000.
THE thirty-second annual convention
of the United States Brewers associa-
ton opened at Boston, Mass, on the
26th. Reports Of the several standing
committees were read and referred.
The receipts for the year were $4,000
and expenditures $4,000.
The qdadrennial conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, in session
at Omaha Neb., for twenty-six days,
closed its labors on the Goth. The work
Of the conference has been productive
Of much good.
Col. A. f. BEE, who has been for
many years consul for the Chinese gov
eminent at San Francisco, dropped
dead on the street in that city on the
goth.
N the common pleas court at New
Lisbon, O., on the goth, Rev. George
Anderson, until recently superintend'
ent of the county infirmary, was convict
ed Of having assaulted Mrs Wareham, On
inmate Of the institution, aged 9S years.
JOSEPH BABoNDEss, who was CON
vioted OF extortion, and whose convic-
ton has been affirmed by the New Yorh
court Of appeals, has been sentenced tS
one year and nine months imprison
ment
J.C. Fox h Co., shoe manufacturers
OF Lynn, Mass, fled voluntary peti
ton In insolvency on the 2oth. Their as
sets are sS5, 900 and their liabilities s2S,
900.
AT San Francisco, on the Goth, Judg,
Hebbard gave his decision In the cele
brated mining suit Of NJ. w. Fox
against the Hale & Norcross Mining
Company and others, awarding Fox owe
S1, ,ooo, 900.
AT Lincoln, Neb., W. II. Irwin,
prominent business man, shot and hlle'
Charles E. Montgomery, president ofth
German National bank, at the brealSfas
table In the Lincoln hotel, on the goth
He charged Montgomery with seducinj
Mrs Irwin and her daughter
GEN. RAUM, commissioner ofpension'
appeared before the house committee o.
appropriation on the 10th and urge
the necessity for an appropriation I
supply the deficiency in the appropria
ton for pensions for the balance Of th
current fiscal year. About $1,000, 900
is thought will be required.
FRANK G. LEM, Of the Manhatta
Athletic club, Of New York, has decide
10 undertake the difficult task Of nal
ing q tour Of the world on bicycle. II
will try TO outdo Thomas Stevens, VIII
circled the globe several years ago, an
will start on his trip on the afternoo
OF June 4.
AT New Orleans, La, the street ca
strike was settled by arbitration on III
, night OF the Goth. A committee con
posed OF Ave from the labor conferenC
and Ave from the railroad companie
with Mayor John Fitzpatrick as umpir
was In conference two hours and hal
None but union men are TO be employees
excepting the few at work.
E AT Canton, o., on the 26th the jur
4 allowed Walter Sefert, who was r
. Gently injured on the Fl Wayne roa,
a. $4,000 He asked for S25,O0e.
4 AT Lockport, N. Y, on the Goth Il
1 jury in the case Of Charles Kelly, {
!, trial for the killing of John Ritzke
r Niagara Falls in March last, brought
a verdict Of murder in the second d