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

OF the fifty people injured when
lightning struck the store of w. IL.
Ryan at Parmleyville, KY, twenty-four
are in serious condition and three of
them cannot recover. Many OF the in
jured will have TO have limbs ampu-
tated
w. II. PENDLEToN, wholesale grocer
and produce shipper of Cincinnati, has
assigned for the benefit of his credi-
tors. Liabilities $780, 900; assets, esti-
mated, 100000.
THE statue of Red Jacket, the re-
nowncd Seneca chief, was unveiled in
Forest Lawn cemetery, Buffalo, n. Y,
on the 22d The exercises were very
impressive. The statue is Of bronze,
eleven feet high, and stands on a base
fourteen feet high.
AT Oil City, Pa, on the 22d, the coro-
ner's jury completed the investigation
as TO the cause of death in the recent
disaster. A separate but similar YER
dict was made for each Of the fifty-five
persons whose bodies were viewed by
the Jury. The verdict finds that the ex-
plosions resulted from the igniting OF
the naphtha floating on the surface OF
Oil creek, and that the fire was acci-
dentally communicated either from the
Dewdrop refinery or locomotive.
AFTER long conference between the
Amalgamated association wage COM
mittee and the iron and sheet steel man
ufacturers at Pittsburgh on the ED, n
wage scale was practically agreed upon.
The only question having tendency TO
prevent the signing Of the scale is that
affecting the wages Of shearmen.
AT New York City on the 22d Justice
Grady rendered his decision in the case
of Rev. Thomas Dixon, jr., who was
arrested on complaint Of Excise Com
missioner Joseph Koch, who charged
him with criminal libel Rev. Mr.. Dixon
is held for the grand jury. He was,
however, paroled In the custody Of his
lawyer
Bob LESLIE, desperate Seminole
negro, was shot and killed near Sacred
Heart Mission, /. T., on the 2lst There
was standing reward Of $1,000 for his
capture, and he was resisting the at
tempt Of two deputy marshals to arrest
him when he was shot
DR. J. r. c. LOVE, an American resi-
dent of the City Of Mexico, has arrived
at San Antonio, Tex, for the purpose
Of instituting suit in the United States
courts for the recovery Of six million
acres Of land in North Texas and in
cluding that portion on which the cities
on Dallas and Fort Worth are To-
Gated. DIR. Love claims that this land
was granted to Col. Reuben Ross, an
ancestor, for services Its value Is esti'
mated at q, 900, ,0o0,0 900.
DISPATCHES from the northwest show
that the recent storms have been gen
eral and much damage was done. A
tornado at Cuba City destroyed every
business house In town. Other towns
in Wisconsin were almost completely
wiped out by tornadoes
REPRESENTATIVE DAVIS, Of Kansas
claims 10 have discovered law upon
the old statute books Of Illinois prohib
iting the sale Of liquor within two miles
of fair. II there exists such a law tenn
perance advocates have only TO enforce
il TO prevent the sale Of liquor at the
worlds fair.
A BIG counterfeiting gang has beer
unearthed at San Francisco Two o.
the leaders were captured at work In
the rooms where all the apparatus foi
making spurious coin were found. Th'
gang, composed of about dozen men
have been In operation for year ant
in that time must have put over 500,
900 worth Of counterfeit money in cir
culation.
As the examination Of the affairs o.
the National Savings bank Of Buffalo
N. Y, progresses the amount Of Treas
urer Dann's defalcation increases. It'll
likely that the total surplus Of tn,
bank, amounting 10 over 100000, vii
be wiped out