The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters
DOM EsTIo.

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The steamer Moravia, which arrived
at the New York quarantine station
from Hamburg on the 91st ult, had
twenty-five deaths during the passage
which the ships surgeon called choler-
inc. The steamer was Immediately or
dered into the lower bay.
AN attempt was made on the S1st ult.
by FIVE men to rob the bank at Cayucos,
Cal. Officers who had been warned
were in waiting and attempted to ar
rest the men when fight ensued in
which one Of the robbers was fatally
shot and Sheriff uMcLeod seriously
wounded. The other four escaped.
THE state department on the S1st
ult received the following dispatch
from the consul at Glasgow: Cholera
confined to cases reported amongst con-
tinental immigrants. No contact with
any passengers sent forward. No
cholera in city,"
". E. SMITH, OF New York City,
dropped dead from his bicycle near
Westfeld, n. Y, on the 91st ult., while
he and his brother were riding from
Sinclair to Sherman.
A PASSENGER train ran down wagon
containing man and woman at
Crossing near Renssaeler, Ind, on the
S1st ult The man, woman and both
horses were killed.
Two heavily laden freight trains on
the Long Island IN. Y. railroad crashed
together at Fresh Pond on the Slst ult.
Thirteen cars were demolished. En-
rineer Wennington and Fireman Town
send were fatally injured.
TwENTY-sIx prisoners were brought
to Knoxville, Tenn, on the night of the
3Oth ult under military guard from
Coal Creek. They have been held by
Justice Kincaid as participants in the
Coal Creek rioting. They could not
give bonds and were brought to the
Knoxville jail for safe-keeping
THE president has abandoned his pro-
posed trip through northern New York
and returned to Washington on the Slst
ult. 10 consult with his cabinet concern
ing measures advisable to repel the
threatened invasion Of cholera
II. c. FRIcK, chairman OF the Car
negie Steel Company, visited the stee
works at Homestead, Pa, on the 3ls'
ult. for the first time since the lockout
and spent several hours inspecting th'
various departments He appeared t.
be satisfied with the progress made
toward operating the plant
AT Brooklyn, N. Y, on the night o.
the sOth ult., John A. Casey's refining
works was totally destroyed by fire
The establishment covered space Of |
quarter Of block and on the premise
was carried on the distillation Of spirit
and the manufacture Of pitch, varnishe
and resin oil. Loss estimated at Sl25,
900. No insurance.
THE presidents proclamation impos
ing a retaliatory toll of twenty cents
ton on Canadian produce passinI
through ST. Mary's Falls canal was pu
into sesc: on the 1st The treasury Of
ficials have received no advices leadin
them 70 anticipate trouble.
THE Michigan state board Of healtl
on the S1st ult requested Presiden
Harrison TO suspend immigration unit
all danger from cholera Is passed.
The grand castle, Knights Of tn
Golden Eagle, opened Its session q
Cleveland, O., on the Slst The repor
Of Grand Chief William D. Gilfllan wa
received, and also reports Of other off
GERS and committees The report
showed the order TO be In hourishin
condition.
THE steamer Western Reserve brok
in two of Au Sable, Mich, on the Sis
ult and all but one Of the twenty-seve
people on board were drowned. Harr
Stewart, Of Algonac, Mich, was III
only one saved. The Western Reserv
was q steel boat of 1000 tons, owned
Cleveland, and valued at 100000.
AS result Of conference held by tn
president on the 1st with his cabinet
was decided TO enforce stricter quarar
tine regulations at all United State
ports. All immigrant carrying vessel
coming from cholera infected district
will be detained at least twenty days !
quarantine and immigrants and baI
gage will be subject TO thorough an
complete disinfection.
The public debt statement issued frol
the treasury department on the Il
shows decrease In the debt during Al
gust amounting to 81, 254,57S. The su
plus Is sl29, 152,S ,S44.
THE fast mail on the Hudson Riv'
railroad met with an accident at Il
New Hamburger IN. " drawbridge Q
the 1st Engineer Owens and Firema
Best were instantly killed. J. II. Kan
mail clerk, was also killed. The acc
dent was caused by the train dashir
into the draw, which had not bee
fully closed after being opened TO allo
steamer TO pass through
NEAR Steubenville, o., on the nigl
OF the 81st ult, George Skinner, far
hand, shot and killed George Letter
his employer, and fatally wound'
Letters wife and her mother. He thu
placed the muzzle Of the weapt
against his own head and blew out b
brains Skinner was discharged by b
employer and took his revenge upon y
whole family.
AT Independence, Ia, on the LIST, L
basco lowered the worlds stallion re
ord, hitherto held by Nelson, TO 2:11i
In the same race Clinton trotted I
fastest fourth heat on record in 2:1s,
Every horse winning heat In the frs
for-all pace broke his individual reco
and the time made goes down as I
Eve fastest heats ever made in one RAJ
Mascot lowered her individual reco