The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-08-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DOM EsTIo.

horses In the world. The track mas
made fortune for It's three principal
stockholders.
A WOMAN named Greenbaum, living
near Saginaw, Mich, left her child
asleep in a wagon while she went ber'
rying into the woods. When she re-
turned she found some animal, proba-
bly lynx, had devoured her child, all
but one foot
THE Ohio state weather and crop bull
letin. issued on the 23d, shows that the
general drought over all the state is
proving disastrous to the corn and
other late crops. Apples and all kinds
of fruit are falling off, and the grass
hoppers are damaging corn and clover
seed. :,
A CIRCULAR having the approval OF
the treasury department was issued at
Washington on the cath. 1t is ordered
that after September 90 rags from any
foreign port will be refused entry into
the United States unless accompanied
by certificate from the consular officer
at the port of shipment 1t was also
ordered that rags gathered in or
shipped from any port or place where
cholera is known to prevail in epidemic
form, be denied entry into the United
States absolutely on and after the date
of this circular.
TifI steamer Nordland, which arrived
at New York on the 25th, brought news
of the loss at sea of the British ship
.Alumbagh. She was passed on the 32d
by the Nordland, waterlogged and evil
IDENTIFY only short time abandoned
The fate of her crew is mystery. The
Alumbagh carried crew Of thirty-five
mep.
AT Albany, N. Y, on the Gath, Gov
Flower issued proclamation warning
all persons engaged in the violation oi
the law affecting the safety OF railway
property and interference with tho
same A reward OF 800 will be paid
unon the conviction Of each person who
shall, during the next thirty days, VIC
late any of the provisions OF the sec
tions Of the penal code relating to rai1
roads.
A BOGUS banking scheme was un
earthed by the New York police on thu
oath at No. 10 Wall street, and as q re
suit the president secretary and an nc
complice were arrested. The scheme
was to buy goods throughout the coun
try and give the bogus bank as refer
ence
AT Erie, Pa, on the cath Mrs. Mar!
Dengus attempted to take her life b.
cutting her throat with a carving knife
and. although still alive, there was n
homes of her recovery. The wound wa
SO deep as TO sever both the esophagu
and windpipe and extended to the ver
tebrm. It is thought she was insane
CHANCELLOR McGuL's decision In tn
case Of the state Of New Jersey agains
the railroads forming the Reading cos
combine was filed at Trenton on tn
2sth The states contentious that tn
Lease of the Central TO the Port Readin
Is Illegal; that the tripartite agreemer
Is In violation OF law and the combir
Is against the policy Of the state b
cause II tends to the monopoly OF pu
lie necessity are all upheld and the pr
liminary injunction prayed for
granted.
FORECLOSURE proceedings were begu
at St Clairsville, O, on the cath, |
Frederick X. Stearns, Of New York, {
mortgage Of $3.50, 900 on the proper
of the Wheeling Bridge and Termin
Company, of Wheeling and Martin
Ferry. The property Is said to be wor
5000, 900 and carries mortgages to &
amount Of over s2,0O0,Ooo. The pr
ceedings caused sensation In fnanci
circles
Four former employees Of the earn
gle Steel Company, at Homestead, ha
broken away from the ranks OF I
strikers and on the 25th went TO wo
in the mill They were not members
the Amalgamated association, but
skilled worlSmen in the mechanical
partment Superintendent Potter So
his force now numbers between 2,
and 1900 men and everything Is pl
crossing satisfactorily.
THE American Bar association met
Saratoga, N. Y, on the 24th. There "
a full attendance Of members Of
legal fraternity from almost every ST.
in the Union. The annual address "
delivered by the president ex-Jud
Dillon, of New York City.
OK the a5th Bridge Foreman Fisher,
the Pittsburgh, Shenango & Lake L
railroad, started on engine % to insp
bridges along the line that had bt
damaged by storm. While cross
the bridge at Dixonburg, Pa, the str
ture gave way and engine and II
were hurled TO the bottom OF a d'
ravine. Fisher was instantly killed
Conductor Deifenlifer was fatally
jured.
AT New York City on the 25t
defalcation which, IL Is said will rel
$40, 200 was discovered In the office
Street & Smith, publishers OF the n
York Weekly, and the crime, the po
say, has been fastened upon Alfred
Price, cashier and bookkeeper OF
firm. He is under arrest
IT was reported at Norwich, Cor
on the 25th that the disease from wh
Miss Francis Morgan, Of that city, d
recently, was cholera. Three phi
clans attended her, but were unable
save her. DIR. Cassidy, who atten
her, says that her illness was as genu
q case Of Asintic cholera as ever 8
in this climate.
THE Hotel Belmont OF Sulp
Springs, N. G., was burned on the .
Many guests were In tho hotel, but
escaped without injury, though m