The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
DOMESTIC.

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on the street corner.
AT Chicago on the 10th the appellate
court in an opinion handed down by
Justice Gary, sustained the city in its
firht against the Garfield Park club
and affirmed the finding of the lower
court, holding that horse racing is an
amusement which the city has the
right to require to be licensed
THE contest over .he millions of the
late Daniel b. Fayerweather had been
set for trial on the 10th before Justice
Lawrence. of the New York supreme
court. but the counsel for plaintiffs did
not appear and the case was dismissed.
AT the conclusion of the worlds fair
the monster Krupp gun, the largest
piece of ordnance in the world, will be
presented to Chicago by Herr Krupp
and mounted in fort off Hyde park,
permission to build which was given
by the secretary of war
NEAR Rossville, o., on the 10Th. Harry
Rex and Edward McClerg were Instant
ly killed by the explosion of the boiler
of sawmill in which they were en-
ployed.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has definitely
decided to redeem in silver the out
standing treasury notes issued under
the act of 1890, known as the Sherman
act.
A SHIPMENT of orange trees in bear
ing left Pasadena, Cal, for the world
fair on the Goth. The trees were eight
feet high and were loaded with oranges
in all stages Of maturity.
On the Goth Gen. Schofeld received a
telegram from Capt. Guthrie, at Ant
lers, /. T., stating that the troubles
with the Indians is about ended. The
Locke men and the Jones party were
negotiating for peace.
A GAS explosion wrecked the Dime
Savings bank at Detroit, Mich, on the
Goth. John Stein, clerk, was terribly
burned about the head, face and hands
the flesh on his face being literally
cooked
NEAR Huntington, W. Va, on the 9Otf
a passenger train on the Big Sandy
railroad fell through a trestle ant
landed in creek forty feet below
James McCreery was instantly killed
and Charles Bryan, j. 0. Humphrey
and Charles Swain were seriously in
jured.
- UNflse-rutfr I'M Gun mTne az Mtlfor'
statio6, Pa, caved In, instantly lsillini
CeoroA Yinlsey and severely injurini
his helper, George Miller. A large ston
struck Yinley on the breast.
AT Omaha, Neb., on the Goth it wa
announced that the strike of machin
lists, boiler makers and other mechan
les along the line of the Union Pacifi
railroad had been declared off.
AT BraddoclS, Pa, on the 10Th an eS
plosion of metal at the furnace of tn
Carnegie plant seriously burned JAG
Green, Michael Flaherty and Thoma
Day. Flaherty's injuries were consit
cred fatal. AS the metal started t
run into the sand il exploded. Flahert
was almost covered by the hot metal
JUDGE WooLsoN, of the federal coul
at Keokuk, Ia, on the Goth issued a
order restraining one hundred and fort
striking Santa Fe shop men at Fo
Madison, Ia, from interfering with IL
company's business and non-union mel
BY the capsizing of scow on d
river at 'Lockhaven, Pa, on the 20tl
three men were drowned. The SEQ
was used in transporting fire clay fro
the Queens Run mines TO the works
Lockhaven, and the victims were wor
men.
Oh the Goth at st. Cloud, Mimi, thel
was thirty inches of snow on Il
ground and railway traffic was bad
demoralized throughout northern Mi
nesota.
AT Bradford, Mimi, on the night
the 18th, the house of Daniel Erickst
was destroyed by fire and Erickson, b
wife and two children were cremate
ANNOUNCEMENT was made at Ne
York on the Goth that the difference b
tween the United Garment Cutters
America and the Clothing Manufa
turers association had been amicab
settled.
AT Philadelphia on the 2lst receive
were appointed for the Pennsylvan
Steel Company, which has extensi
plants at Steelton, Pa, and Sparrow
Point, Nd
Ar the request OF the Nez Perces !
dian commission the limit Of time I
lowed them within which TO conclu
their negotiations with the Nez Perc
for a cession to the United States of
part of the reservation in Idaho h
been extended TO May 10. lr II.
A CABLE message received at the sta
department ON the 21st stated that I
emperor of Russia had signed the e
tradition treaty between the Unit
States and Russia and that ratifcatio
have been exchanged by the Unit
States minister and the Russian fl
eign minister. iai H..f 'Y.|.
BUSINESS failures during the sew
days ended April 21 numbered for &
United States 1886, and for Canada 30,
total of 2Os, as compared with 200 Z
previous week. For the correspondil
week Of last year the figures were q
OK the 9ist the union plumbers
Louisville, KY, TO the number Of q
went out on strike because the ms
ter plumbers would not recognize tho
rules regarding the employment of a
prentices.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, the Elkha
giant, who stands six feet seven inch
tall, was arrested at Kalamazoo, Micl
on the 21st He is wanted in hl
dozen Indiana and Michigan towns I
forgery.