The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
from All Quarters,
DOM ESTIC.

stroyed. Mrs Philips and her 0-year.
old daughter persisted in the flames
The loss is over 100000; insurance
small
A PRIGHTFUL wreck occurred on the
Santa Fe road a few miles west of Usage
City, Kan, on the 21st The train was
ditched by train robbers and four OF
the train crew were killed and about
twenty-five passengers seriously in
jured.
FIRE destroyed the entire plant Of the
tin mill at Irondale, O., on the 2lst, the
most extensive manufactory Of tin in
America. The loss includes the iron
mill, which had been recently reftted
for the rolling Of plate, which was
given the coating in the same works
AT Boston, Mass, on tho 2lst, tenn
porary injunction was granted against
the American Protective league. The
complainants claim that the order is in
solvent and allege that its liabilities are
So, ,7s6, 900 and its assets but S1Ol, 500.
AT the annual convention of the SUI
prenie council of thirty-third degree
Freemasons Of the United States, held
at Providence, r. l., on the 21st, mem
bers were present from fifteen states
and visitors from other jurisdictions.
The thirty-third degree was conferred
on eighteen candidates.
AT Cedar Rapids, Ia., on the 21st
every operator and train dispatcher on
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North
ern railroad went on strike. The SUI
perintendent refused to accept a sched-
ule. About 200 men are out
AT New Haven, Conn, on the 21st
Mrs Edward L. Potter was shot and in
stantly killed by her husband. Potter,
Who was alone with his wife at the
time, claims that he was cleaning a
rifle when the weapon was discharged
He has been placed under arrest to
answer to the charge of manslaughter
ARTICLES Of incorporation for the
Chicago Terminal Railroad Company
were filed at Springfield, ILL.,, on the
2lst II is proposed to build an elevated
terminal loop. The capital stock is
S7,500,O0O.
AT Cleveland, O., on the 2lst Cedar
avenue motor car and trailer loaded
with passengers crashed into moving
freight train at the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh railroad crossing. The street
cars were reduced to kindling wood,
and two passengers severely hurt That
none were killed seems miraculous
THE grand jury at Pittsburgh on the
21st returned true bills in all the cases
against the Homestead men, growing
out of the riot there on July last
There were six indictments handed
down, three OF which were for murder,
two for aggravated Not and one for con-
spiracy. There are in all the cases an
aggregate Of 1877 defendants, although
many of them are defendants In two or
moro OF the cases
The first installment Of $4,000 marks
subscribed In New York City for the
relief of the sufferers by the cholera
epidemic in Hamburg was received in
that city on the 91st The gift is the
first help that has been extended to
Hamburg from foreign source and was
greatly appreciated
AT Cleveland, O., on the 21st Henry
Ward and Louis Williams fell from a
smoke stack 100 feot high at the Cleve-
land Electric Light works. Williams
was instantly killed ard Ward sustained
fatal injuries.
w. +. WALTERS and wife, Of Wester-
Vile, were killed on the 22d ut the
State Fair ground crossing, Columbus,
o., by Big Four express train.
AT Saratoga, N. Y, on the 29d the
general term Of the Third department
handed down decision in the legisla-
tive apportionment case OF the people
ex rel George c. Carter, Of Utica,
against Frank Rice, secretary OF state.
The motion and application for man.
damus and injunction were denied and
the apportionment by the extra session
was declared constitutional.
THE annual report OF the Utah COM
mission states that polygamy ,still ex-
lists In the territory and arrests from
that practice have OF late become nu-
merous During the past year there
were 1856 cases which came TO the judi
cial knowledge Of tho United States
courts, in which eighty-three indict-
ments were found, sixty-nine convic-
tions resulted and 1l5 acquittals.
THE sovereign grand lodge Of Odd
Fellows, at its session on the 22d,
adopted n resolution to remove the
headquarters OF the order from Column
bus 10 Baltimore. Milwaukee, Wis,
was selected as the next place Of meet-
ing.
The shortage Of John G.. Shotwell,
defaulting cashier Of the Colorado
Hammer Company, at Denver, amounts
10 $3.50 instead Of $40, O,OOO as at first
supposed. Shotwell, whose where
abouts is unknown, left wife and two
children In destitute circumstances.
LIGHTNING struck the opera house at
St Petersburgh, Pa, on the 22d and set
IL on fire. Before the flames could be
controlled twenty buildings, compris-
ing the main portion OF the town, were
destroyed.
OK the 22d Joseph Mack and Frank
M. Black were arrested at Kansas City
for defalcation in the American Ma
tional bank. They were bookkeeper
and collector. The amount said 20 be
missing is about $500
THE entire plant Of the Union School
Seat Company at Battle Creek, Mich,
was destroyed by FIRE ON the night Of
the 29d. Loss, about 100000
AT Cleveland, o., on the ood, Anton
Unger, while adjusting o belt TO
pulley at the Standard foundry, was
caught In the shafting and whirled
around repeatedly. His right arm was