The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-10-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters
DOM ESTIC.

gated s2,964, 800, slightly in excess OF
the amount for the corresponding period
Of last year.
The Kiowa, Comanches and Apache
tribes agreed on the 18th to treat with
the government commissioners for their
reservations south OF Guthrie, o. L.
They will receive 100 acres of land per
head and two and half million dollars.
This will throw open to settlement over
100000 acres of land,
AT Locliport, N. Y, on the 18th, the
-four mills of J. w. Little and GeorgeT.
Chester were destroyed by fire, causing
a loss of sl25,OOO, with insurance OF
about $4,000.
THE Ohio wagon works, owned prin-
cipally by George Edgerly, was de-
stroyed by fire at Muncie, Ind, on the
11th. Loss 500, 900; insurance $4,000
REPORTS from Milford and Lake By
ron townships, S. d., on the 18th stated
that prairie FIRE swept over n tract OF
country six miles wide by fifteen long,
burning out dozen farmers, among
them Enoch Martin, who lost 1000
bushels of wheat, large amount OF
hay and barn. Other farmers sus-
tanned losses ranging from 5000 to $780,
AT Chester Pa, on the night of the
18th, the large Delaware river excur-
sion steamer Excelsior was burned to
the waters edge. The Excelsior was
the property Of the Philadelphia, Ches-
ter, Wilmington & Lewis Steamboat
Company and valued at $4,000; partly
insured
LOUIS MARX, OF the firm of Marx
Bros, of McKeesport, Pa, shot and
killed himself at the store of S. Kauf-
man & Sons in Pittsburgh. Financial
troubles is the supposed cause. He was
81 years of age.
ARTHUR CYRUS, wealthy Kentucky
cattle dealer, walked OF west-bound
passenger train near Sseubenville, O.,
on the 11th and was killed. Cyrus was
q somnambulist, and it is supposed he
walked off the train while in trance
THE four companies Of militia. mem
bers Of the Sixteenth regiment, who
have been at Homestead since the riott
occurred, left for their homes on the
18th The sheriff has increased his force
OF deputies and no serious trouble Il
looked for. Gen. Wiley says IL any
trouble should occur the troops car
easily be recalled.
DISPATCHES from various citiei
throughout the United States state tina
October IL was appropriately observed
by Italian and Catholic societies as tn,
four hundredth anniversary of the dis
covery of America by Christopher Co
lumbus Parades, banquets and unveil
ing OF monuments were the chief fea
lures OF the exercises.
JUSTICE STovER, OF the United State
circuit court at Ballston, N. Y, refuse
naturalization of aliens who canno
read and write the English language
and has rejected six applicants
JUDGE DowNEY, of the circuit cour
1t Lawrenceburg, Ind, refused to gran
an alternative writ Of mandamus in tn
apportionment suit pending in tn
Dearborn county court This action l
favorable TO the sustaining Of the pres
ent law.
l. B. SIDES, city collector Of Littl
Rock, Ark, Is 1000 short In his &C
counts An investigation Of his book
Is going ~, and It is feared furthe
shortage will be developed.
A REPORT issued by the bureau Of sta
tistics shows that during the min
months ended September 80 the Unite
States exported breadstuffs 10 tn
amount Of 1854, 600, 900, as against tl45
900, 900 for the corresponding period
1891 The export Of beef, hog and dair
products was tlO2, 1000, 900, against 600
OO0, 1000 In 1901.
on the 18th the Marion county Qnd.
grand jury made It's final report and re
turned indictments against the officer
OF the late Order Of the Iron Hall The
are indicted on q charge of embezzl'
ment
HALF Of the business portion OF HI
City, S. D., was destroyed by FIRE on th
18th, entailing loss Of $4,000. On
man, Ed Cunningham, was burned
death. The fire was caused by Cur
ningham knocking over n lamp, settin
fire to his clothing.
AT Kansas City, Mo-, on the 18th
Santa Fe freight train ran into a cab
car, killing three passengers and th
gripman, the latter being horribl
mangled.
AT Harrisburg, Pa, on the 18th
charter was granted TO the w. j. Nj
Cahan Sugar Refining Company, I
Philadelphia, with capital Of $4,000
900 divided into 90 600 shares. The cor
pany Is organized for the refining ar
manufacture Of sugar.
THE night express on the Denv,
branch of the Missouri Pacific railror
was held up and the express car robbie
between Cancy and Tyro, Kan, at mi
night on the 12th by two masked me
The express messenger was slight
wounded by the robbers
MARTIN 0sGoR, who fell from bull
ing at New York while watching 4
the military parade 10 pass died fro
his injuries on the 18th. This is the on
fatal accident reported during the G
lumbus celebration.
The town Of Salix, Ia, on the Mort
western railroad, was wiped from d
prairie on the night Of the 12th, by
fire of unknown origin. The 600 inha
itants are mostly homeless
AT New York City on the 18th d
Seaman Asphalt Company's factory ai
James Smiths five-story ladder factor
two buildings occupying half bloc
were completely destroyed by fir
Total loas SbO OO0. covered nv insuranc