The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-18

eastern heuluCky was SNPS'iNHSS' ~
the 18th, when the thermometer in the
assayer's office at Middiesborough
registered twelve below zero
The ship Lord Templemore arrived
at San Francisco on the 18th, 2l2 days
from Liverpool, The Templemore was
long overdue and had been given up for
lost She had terrible experience
during the voyage.
BURT DAVIS employed in the plow
works at Norwalk, O., was caught in
the fly wheel on the 18th and Instantly
killed. Every bone in his body was
broken before the machinery could be
stopped. A wife and five small children
are left destitute.
AN important decision of Judge Nell
son in the United States district court
at Boston, passes upon the treaty OF
June, 1892, made between the United
States and Great Britain, and holds
that under the treaty consuls are not
given power TO hear and finally deter
mine differences between master and
seaman.
IMPORTATION has reached Washing
ton that Charles f. Sillicott, the de-
faulting cashier Of ex-Sergeant-at-Arms
Leedom, who departed with about
500, 900 belonging to members OF the
house at the opening of the Fiftieth
congress, is in Australia in destitute
condition.
IT is stated on good authority that a
big lumber combine has been estab-
lished by Maine and Massachusetts, par
ties which will practically control the
entire lumber business of the United
States. The syndicate is said to have
capital of $50, OO0,000
CLAY HOPPER, the young man at To
ledo, O., whose case OF suspended ami
nation has attracted so much attention,
died on the 18th. The deceased was
supposed to have died December 30, and
was about being taken to the cemetery
for burial, when the parents yielded to
vague premonition that their son was
not dead and dismissed the undertaken.
Efforts at resuscitation resulted in the
patients partial recovery, and the case
has been watched with the liveliest
interest by physicians from all parts OF
the country.
THE complete returns will show that
there was gain of S7,OOO,OOO in the
collections of internal revenues for the
first six months OF the present fiscal
year over the receipts for the corre-
spending period of the last fiscal year
THE establishment of commission
on the subject of social eyil' is contem-
plated in billintroduced in the United
States senate by Mr. Frye. A commit
tee of five persons is TO be created whose
duty il shall be To investigate the social
vice in all its phases, its relations TO
labor and wages, to marriage and di'
vorce, its connection with pauperism,
crime, etc; also TO inquire into the prac'
tical results Of legislation for the sup
preston Of the evil in the various states
SIX families in Pittsburgh and three
in Allegheny, Pa, in all twenty-five
persons, narrowly escaped death on the
18th from asphyxiation by Illuminating
gas Broken mains were responsible
Though some of the victims are in {
serious condition, all are expected u
recover.
INVITATIONS were sent out on thu
18th, through Col. II. G. Corbin, U. S
A., to the governors of all the states
inviting them and their stats TO partici
pate in the Inauguration ceremonies.
D. W. WooD, a lawyer, preacher ant
I temperance agitator, OF Sioux City, la.
! has been convicted in the district cour
at that city OF obtaining $4,000 unde
false pretenses
: The St Louis hotel at Duluth, MINI.
was entirely destroyed by fire on tn
18th, entailing loss of $4,000 Man
/ of the inmates narrowly escaped wit
3 their lives
5 AT Cincinnati, o., on the 18th, MI
Won KonslSy, who has for years been
D charge Of the Weekly Volksfreund, {
S that city, was missing from his bom,
and his employers found that the a.
, counts are short s25, 900. Won Konsk
e had been living beyond his salary.
y WILLIAM @. GUNDALEcH, Of Columbi
Ill, committed suicide by shooting hin
Q self through the head at q hotel
) Buffalo, N. Y, on the night Of the 12tl
4 AT Evansville, Ind, on the 12tl
+ neighbors found Fred KEEPER dead
4 his home and his wife helpless in be,
KEEPER was old and infrm and fell OF
i of bed and froze TO death during u
/ night His wife was crippled and cou
n not help him or rouse the neighbors
8 FRANK oUsuMAN0 Of the mo
0 prominent young men in the city and
o brother-in-law of Senator Perkins,
Q Kansas was arrested and sent TO jail
l. Chattanooga, Tenn, on the 18th,
the postal authorities for robbing h
l. mails
y AT indianapolis, Ind, on the 1S
d John Kuster and his wife were found
e their house, the latter dead and Il
{, former unconscious from escapiI
a natural gas with which the room W
u filled. Kuster may recover.
l. AT Boston, Mass, on the 18th, q
&c sloop Shawmut from Sandy Hook, W
burned while lying at the wharf Ty
u OF her crew, Frederick Allchrist al
n Charles Benkeson, who were sleeping
u the cabin. perished in the flames
y BUSINESS failures during the sew
10 days ended January 1S number for 4
United States 2s6 and Canada co. or
81 total OF 300, as compared with $40 Z
l. previous week. For the correspondil
. week OF last year the figures were 81
n representing 2s7 failures In the Unit
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