The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11

burg, Pa, were terribly injured and
will probably die. !,
On the 5th the Iron Hall supreme OH.
GERS, Somerby, Baker Glading. ana
Eckersley, each waived nearing AZ
Philadelphia by consent OF District Az
torney Graham, and were held in 5000
bail each to answer at court ms an
ticipates the action OF the Indiana
authorities and prevents the granting
Of requisition papers
JOHN BURNS, who had made fortune
in lead mines and outlived 1t all, died
in the poorhouse at Galena, ILL.,, on the
5th, aged 1O1 years. He chewed ana
smoked tobacco all his life and died
with pipe in his hand.
SCARLET fever has become so preva-
lent at Nays Landing, N j., that asa
measure of precaution it has been re-
solved to close the public schools.
ABOUT 1900 bales of cotton on the
Richmond e. Danville cotton platform
at Anderson, s., c., was destroyed by
fire on the 5th. Loss, 500, ,OcO; insured.
AT Boston, Mass, on the 9Th, the full
bench of the supreme court sustained
the superior court Judgment in YER
dict Of Sl6,975 against Gen. b. +. But
Ter, in the suit brought against him oy
the Prescott National bank OF Lowell
AT Albany, NY, on the 9th, William
II. Shattucl shot his wife, aged lsyears,
three times in the head, killing her in
stantly. lie then shot himself in the
temple, but is alive and will probably
live The couple had not lived happily
together.
TuE Cool1-Ilall gang of post office rob
bers recently convicted of robbing post
Offices in northern and western Penn
sylvania were sentenced at Pittsburgh
on the 5th in the United States court.
Hall, who turned states evidence, got
six wears in the penitcntiary and 500
fine: Coleman fifteen years and $500
fine and Hughes twelve years and S4OO
! fine.
The business portion of Mazon, a
town near Morris, H., was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on the 4th, entailing q
I
loss OF S35, 900.
JouN G. GALLAGHER, for twenty
years cashier of the Howard Lockwood
Press Company, New York, has been
missing since December IA, when short
age Of nearly $1,000 was discovered in
his accounts
UP to January fourteen deaths from
typhus fever have been reported to the
health authorities of New York City.
MAYOR STEWART of Philadelphia has
vetoed the ordinance passed by the city
council appropriating 81, 200, 600 to the
public buildings commission for the
completion Of the city hall. This struc'
ture has already cost the city 1000, 600
and is still unfinished, though it was
begun twenty years ago.
The award has just been made OF thu
prizes offered by the Engineering New
for the best graduating theses submit
ted by 1892 graduates from any engi
neering course in any American college
The first prize goes to two graduates 0
the Ohio State university; the second 7
graduate OF Purdue university Ii
Fayette, Ind, and the third to tw
graduates from Sibley engineering
school, at Cornell, N. Y.
The Chattanooga Tradesman, In 1t
annual for 1898, referring to the pre-
duction Of iron in the south, says tina
there are now 1872 furnaces, of whic
fifty-fve are in blast and sixty-seve
out of blast The product OF 1892 !
eight iron producing states OF the sout
is estimated at |, 1905, 4S5 tons
Il The chairman of the committee o
) civic organizations of the inaugural e.
ecutive committee has announced thi
A the Tammany organization will be n
Q corded the right OF line of the civic po
Q ton Of the inaugural parade. II Is e.
d pected that at least a thousand Tar
d manyites will march in the procession
IS SINCE the partial suspension Of INN
grafton some Of the steamship cor
n panies have endeavored 10 evade r
d sponsibility for bringing immigrants
" this country by registering them
, visitors" forward cabin passe
gers, etc. A case in point was broug
l. to the attention Of Acting Seer
n tary Spaulding on the 9th.
10 directed the immigrants returned
y the expense OF the steamship compan
le They arrived per steamship Ohio
rs Philadelphia from England
ie THE jewelry store OF Chief BurgC
Edward Bloser at Newville, Pa, W
H. entered on the night OF the 9TH
g burglars, who chloroformed the pI
% prietor, bound and gagged him, a
stole $500 in cash and $1,000 worth
= goods
n THE extensive dry goods house
p Cove & Co, at Mexico No, was clos
to by the sheriff on the 9th on an Alta
'p ment for 90, 900 issued by II. b. ClaA
d. OF New York.
70 JACK ASHTON, the heavyweight pu
TO list, who for years travelled in combii
tions as John L. Sullivan's sparring pa
" ner, died at New York City on the 0
90 He was so years old.
e. AT Kansas City, on the 9th, MOI
n Lane was arrested for using the Uni
ke States mails TO do business Of cir
IS lating counterfeit money a la
). quantity OF the queer" was found
ry his room, so perfect in execution tina
au almost defed detection. He was eau
rk by means OF decoy letters
as AT Houston, Tex, on the 9th fire
os- stroyed two car loads Of cotton, sevC
Of cars loaded with merchandise and
M freight depot Of the Internationa
ed Great Northern railway. Loss, t25,,
tal BUSINESS failures during the Sc
A.. Aav. andad Januarv a. number for