The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-08-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DOM EsTIc.


a quarrel over some farm property. The
Hagens will probably die from their
wounds. Hicks was arrested.
DRAFTS of the Order Of the Iron Hall
on M. c. Davis, the supreme cashier,
which have heretofore been honored by
the Meridian National bank, of Indian
apolis, through the clearing house,
went to protest on the nth. Judge
Taylor issued an order to the Meridian
National bank, with which the Iron
Hall has been depositing, that no more
checks or drafts on the order be hon
ored, pending the hearing OF the case
in court.
AT South Side, near Cincinnati on
the 0. & NJ. railroad, a spreading OF the
rails on the nth caused the engine OF
westbound freight train to leave the
track. Engineer Wheeler and Fireman
Horton, both of Seymour, Ind, were
fatally injured.
ANARCHY reigns supreme in the min
ing regions north Of Knoxville, Tenn
The mob is in possession OF the proper
tv of the East Tennessee railroad in the
neighborhood of Coal Creek and Oliver
Springs. They have cut the wires In
numerous places, torn up the tracks in
every direction and captured every To-
comotive in the mining region.
ARTHUR COOPER, workman in the
Carnegie mill at Homestead, had leg
blown off on the 18th by the explosion
of n gas pipe. He was removed to a
hospital, where he died. Rumor has it
that between twenty and thirty men
we're badly injured by the explosion.
A FIRE occurred at Mamaroneck, N.
Y, on the 18th, that resulted in the
death of millionaire Jabez A. Bostwick
and his coachman and footman.
The yardmasters of the Lake Shore
road at Buffalo, N. Y, on the 18th dis
charged two switchmen for refusing to
handle New York Central freight. The
entire force of switchmen Immediately
left the yards.
CoNovER's opera house and four other
buildings burned at Piqua, o., on the
night Of the 10th. Aid was called from
surrounding cities to suppress the fire.
Total loss about 100000
IT was stated at the state department
on the 18th that Consul McCreery
would resign his post at Valparaiso as
soon as the pending investigation is
closed, for the reason that he is tired of
life in Chile and is desirous OF resum-
ing business in the United States. He
is said TO be confident Of complete
vindication Of his official conduct.
PRIVATE ELsAEssER, Of the Sixty-ffth
New York regiment, was accidently
shot at Buffalo, N. Y, on the 18th, by
a fellow soldier named Lucien Holmes.
Holmes was swapping the trigger OF n
riao ,,lo, II went off, the bullet strik-
ing Elsaesser directly between the
eyes, passing through his head. Ell.
saesser was removed TO hospital and
soon after died.
MILLS & EVERETT, wholesale dealers
in foreign fruits at New York City, as
signed on the nth Liabilities, s75, 200
TO ts5, 200; assets, $4,000. The firm at
tribute their insolvency TO the enor-
nous demand for. California fruits.
AT Chattanooga, Tenn, on the night
of the 18th Gov. Buchanan's physician
declared that he was dangerously III
and might die at any moment He was
utterly prostrated and physical
wreck In the event Of the governors
death the command Of the situation de
wolves upon the speaker Of the house
w. c. Dismukes
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th
George Lehberger, supposed TO be q
Russian Nihilist, was arrested by @
detective He wore false beard and
had large revolver and a dirk knife on
his person and was regarded rs dan
gerous character.
AT Philadelphia, on the 18th, being In
sanely jealous OF his wife, Edward
Bailey, Ss years old, shot two people
and then attempted 10 end his own life
The persons shot were Joseph Gunther
and Miss Mary Carney, dodgers In the
Bailey home The latter will die.
The North Dakota millers met at
Fargo, on the 18th and perfected
the organization Of the North Dakota
Millers trust John M. Turner, OF
Mandan, was elected manager with q
salary Of $1,000 per annum.
Nor only Is railroad freight papalyzed
by the strike at Buffalo, n. Y, but lake
commerce as well. All the elevators arC
full Of grain. Boats are arriving from
western ports and they are loaded with
package freight and grain and there Il
no place TO put the merchandise. Th'
elevators are choked with wheat, corr
and oats.
AT Coal Creek, Tenn, on the 18th, I
thousand miners attacked the stockad,
in which number OF convicts wer,
defended by the militia Three assault
were made, two Of which were repulsed
several OF the miners being fatal.
wounded. The miners during the thirt
assault succeeded in capturing Capt
Anderson, in command OF the stockade
and he is held as q prisoner Of war.
AT Washington park, Chicago, on th,
18th, Hal Pointer was sent TO beat tn
harness record OF 2:06H made by Johns
ton. He paced the mile in 2:O5A ant
not only wiped out the mark shot at
but splintered the 200 pacing record o
Direct and became the side-wheel cham
pion Of the world.
CHARLES HAvERs, q notorious crook
sawed his cell door at the Alleghen.
county pa workhouse on the 18th AM
after beating and cutting keeper Johi
w. Eberhard so that he will die, mad
his escape. Havers was serving hi
third term Of imprisonment
EVERY department at the Thirty