The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
LATER.

Tup iurv in the case OF ex-Banker I
Rockafellow, charged with emoezzie-
ment returned verdict OF guilty NJ
Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the 25th. Sem
tence was deferred. There are twelve
indictments against him yet.
THE report of William X. Ackerman,
auditor of the worlds Columbian expo
sition, was completed on the Soth' ~
shows that the net receipts over ana
above all liabilities amount to si,SeS'-
4s1. .OS. The average daily receipts were
sse. sol. SO, while the daily expenses
were s29, ,40530.
On the 25th Charles Brundige'
wealthy farmer, living near Delaware
q murdered his son James, aged ~, In
a At of passion. They had quarreiled
and the father seized shotgun and
shot his son through the, abdomen
killing him almost instantly. The mur-
derer was arrested. o.n
AT Connellsville, Pa, on the 2oth'
Jobn Mcdonald, wife and three chill
dren. were lying at the point OF death
from eating chickens that had been
poisoned by a neighbor.
AT Perth Amboy, N. j., ON the 9oth,
Engineer Mallory, new man who naa
taken the place Of striker, was killed
nv n collision between Lehigh valley
coal train and Pennsylvania frelght
Detroit, Mich, on the 25th cable
rrnm was received from London an
nouncing the death in that city OF Ooi'
Svlvester P. Larned, a well-known
LAWYER and prominent citizen OF De-
tro;t. Mr.. Larned was 70 years OF age
and was one of the founders OF the re-
publican party.
A FULL length portrait Of Mrs Ben
iamin Harrison, painted for the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution" to
he placed in the White House, was
finished at New York on the 25th. The
painter is Daniel Huntington, late pres
;dent of the national academy. 1t Is
valued at about $4,000.
THE remains of Harvey Thompson,
stage employe, who was burned t'
death in the Henrietta theater at Co
lumbus, O., were found on the night O.
the 25th in the debris under the stage
burned beyond recognition.
HARRY WRIGHT, who for the last tel
wears has been manager Of the Phila
, delphia baseball club, was on the 25tl
released" by the proprietors OF tn
organization. No reason for the actor
was given.
THE entire establishment OF tn
Home Dressed Meat Company, with tn
execution Of one small cold storag
| warehouse, was destroyed by fire a
Pittsburgh, Pa, on the night OF tn
= o5th. Loss, about 100000, on whic
there was $50, 900 insurance.
I AT Kankakee, H., on the gath j, D
q. Smith shot his divorced wife and
4 Mrs Graybill, instantly killing bot
n women, and then put bullet throug
his right temple. Jealousy is the sur
II posed cause of the tragedy.
n AT Pittsburgh on the cath the jur
W in the Huddlcston murder case r'
y turned a verdict OF not guilty and Mr.
't Huddleston and daughter, Mrs Kitti
is Coyle, and the latteY's husband, Claud
d Coyle, were discharged.
A PASSENGER train on the Chicago
n West Michigan railroad was wreeie
" by misplaced switch near Gran
'.' Rapids Mich, on the cath. The bal
ie gage car, smoker and one coach wei
" thrown down an embankment. Te
persons were injured, none fatally.
e. LOUIS A. HILLIARD, the cashier WI
70 embezzled about $4,000 from the Oh
Up cago Tribune Company, was sentence
~ at Chicago on the cath 10 four years
NJ the penitentiary.