The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-27
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The Summit On. J.) post Office was
entered by burglars on the night of
the 10Th, who blew open the safe and
took therefrom $1,000 in currency and
and stamps. The money did not all
belong to the government, as the safe
was used as a depository by local mer-
chants.
The Erie Canal Traction Company,
il is reported, has entered into con-
tract with the Erie Construction Com
pany to install a system of canal boat
propulsion from Buffalo to Albany at
an expense of $2,25O, 900 The electric
power will be generated at Niagara
Falls.
The second annual convention of the
National Hardware association con-
vened at the Monongahela house, Pitts
burg, Pa, on the Goth. One hundred
delegates, representing 119 firms, mem
bers of the association, were present.
Edward Latrobe, a sailor, at New
York City has begun suit in the United
States court, marine branch, for $2O,-
900 against the owners of the ship
Timarandra for alleged inhuman treat
ment inflicted by Captain Kerr.
On the 21st the Troy On. W Morning
Telegram, established in 1858 as the
TROY Morning Whig," suspended pub
lication.
David G. Hannigan, who was charged
with the murder of Solomon H. Mann,
who it was alleged caused the death of
his sister, Loretta Aannigan, was ac-
quilted at New York on the 21st. The
plea of the defense was insanity.
At Auburn, N. Y, on the 21st the
trial of Mrs. Mary 7. Mcmillan, alias
Mary T. Mack, the counterfeiter of
two-cent postage stamps, came to an
end. The jury returned verdict of
guilty. She will go to the Erie peni-
tentiary for eighteen months
Chief Engineer R. E. Peary, U. S. N
the Arctic explorer, has reported for
duty at the navy yard ih Brooklyn as
civil engineer in the department of
yards and docks. He says he does not
contemplate any further explorations
at present.
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith was brought
before the United States circuit court
at Boston. Mass, on the 22d and ad.
judged insane. He will be taken to
the government asylum at Washington.
By the breaking of crane at the
Black Diamond steel works at Pitts
burg, Pa, on the 2Sd one man was
fatally injured, two badly hurt, and
damage to the amount of $4,000 re-
suited to the plant.
By an explosion of gas in his house
at Saxonburg, Pa, on the cath Ed.
mund Heller, aged 70, was killed and
lis daughter, Minnie, so badly injured
hat she will probably die The dis
lster was caused by leaking gas pipe.
City Engineer Horace i. Eaton, OF
Somerville, Mass, committed suicide
)y shooting himself at his home on the
I'D. Eaton's management of the Office
If the engineer was being investigated.
Andrew Timko, Hunga rian, ended
weeks debauch at New York City on
he cath by stabbing Mary Thouckuk,
lis 15-year-old step-daughter, with a
snife. firing two ineffective shots al
lis wife and then fatally shooting him,
o. elf.
Fire broke out in the Willard house
It North Stratford, N. H., on the night
- If the 9th and destroyed ten buildings
)efore it was controlled. Joseph Reil.
ey, who was sick in bed at the hotel
)erished in the flames. Several other
ersons were badly burned while eff.
Getting their escape. The explosion oi
lamp caused the confagration.
F. J. Palosseter, Nickel Plate brake
nau, was blown from the top of hi.
rain at Ashtabula, Pa, on the 23d ant
iustained injuries from which he died