The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-29


| % wears of age, has decamped from the
Dffice Of the United States Express Com
pany at Washington, taking with him
three packages, said to contain about
! $50, 900 in new treasury notes.
A HEAVY rain in Chicago on the @Sd
flooded Easements throughout the city
TOR the third time within week. The
loss to goods stored in Easements in the
business district is estimated at $780,
| 700. Several buildings were struck by
lightning, the heaviest loser being the
Garden mailing works, whose plant was
damaged to the extent of $4,000.
M. ID. HOWELL, of San Francisco, has
been arrested on charge OF passing
counterfeit money, HowelPs wife was
the adopted daughter of the late W. j..
Johnson, who left her an estate OF half
million dollars and of which Mrs
Howell now has control.
A GREAT gold rush has set In to the
new mining camp in Mohave county,
Arizona. Mining men who have visited
the new camp estimate the amount OF
ore on the surface worth not less than
81 900, 900. The new town will be called
| Silverado.
A GRAIN fire started on the ranch OF
+. Mcnamara, near Merced, Cal, on the
2lst. 1t burned his grain and that OF
NJ. Rohlly and II. c. lIealey, seven thou
sand acres in all The loss is estimated
at hundred thousand dollars.
THE last act in the alleged conspiracy
to blow up the Shufeldt distillery was
concluded in Judge lIutchinson's court
at Chicago on the oath, when the only
remaining indictment against George
Gibson, the ex-secretary of the whisky
trust, was nollied on motion OF the
states attorney, who stated that the
evidence was not sufficient to convict
LENYY JAMES and Willie Wooley, OF
Milford Center, o., about II years old,
have been arrested for drowning George
Macdonald, years old. They enticed
the little boy to pool, took him into
the water, stood him on his head in the
mud at the bottom and left him. He
was found standing on his head in the
pool. The two boys have been bound
over to court for murder.
FIVE persons perished and thirty were
injured by landslide on the railway
near Monte Sasso, Italy, on the 2ith.
Several houses were buried by the land
slide.
The western express on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad collided with n another
passenger train near Harrisburg on the
25th. Six passengers were killed and
twenty-five or thirty injured.
BUSINESS failures during the week
ended June "a number for the United
States 17G, Canada Il, total 100, as com
pared with 40 the previous week and
234 for the corresponding week Of last
year.
THE supreme lodge Of Knights an6
Ladies of Honor Of Kentucky has begur
suit aga inst the Independent Order o
Knights and Ladies of Honor of Illinois
asking that the latter organization b
enjoined from using the name, as man!
people are deceived into the belief tina
they are joining the Kentucky order ant
for the further reason that the lnde
pendents fail TO fully pay benefits.
HENRY LINN, Harvey Hoffman ant
John Rote sought shelter from rail-
storm in barn near Kalamazoo, Mich.
on the cath. Lightning struck an
killed Linn and Hoffman, who wer
seated on either side Of Rote, but tn
latter was not injured
THOMAS MONTGOMERY, a rich farme
living near Ford City, Pa, was film
flammed out Of 50, 500 on the Gath b
two men with whom he was una
quainted
A CYCLONE and waterspout passe
over Chickasaw county, Ia, on the 24ti
. killing one person, fatally injuring tw
and slightly injuring eleven. The cas-
ern part Of the state is flooded. Man
, railroad bridges on the Chicago, Mi
waukee & st. Paul railroad have bee
washed away.
GEORGE r. CARPENTER, who was r
Gently convicted at Brooklyn, N. Y, I
assault and attempted robbery in Il
) house Of John L. Searles, secretary I
> the American Sugar Refinery Compan.
/ has been sentenced TO twenty years
Sing Sing
= The Pacific mail steamship City
Para made successful test trip on th
, cath to prove her fitness as an auxiliai
5 naval cruiser. She made an averal
/ speed Of 14H knots an hour on II fol
: hours trip, while an average of not mo
3 than fourteen knots is required.
: j. j. BROOKS, formerly assistant alto
l ney general OF Tennessee, died at Il
4 Southern Bi-Chloride OF Gold institu
: In Memphis, Tenn, on the 24th. TT
first hypodermic injection Of bi-chlorit
v of gold made him raving maniac. !
: displayed all the symptoms Of hydr
\ phobia and died in commissions.
Y AN Italian named Pedro Bueclserl
S made desperate attempt TO murd
Y Sister Hildebertha, Of the Order Of
Francis, at StJoseph hospital in Rea
!, ing, Pa, on the cath. The assass
\ stabbed the sister four or five times !
= fore he could be overpowered and lock-
q up. The wounds inflicted are fatal
l. MAJOR L. C. 0vERMAN, OF the e
e gineer corps, who was recently tri
0 for alleged irregularities in his accoun
rs engineer in charge of the brealkwat
n at Cleveland, o., and acquitted, h
4 rendered his resignation and it has be-
a accepted by the president