The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-30
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Alfred Clymer was sentenced to death |
It Mount Holly, n. D., on the "lst by
udge Garrison for the murder of Mrs.
iridget Doyle, at Burlington. The eX-
cution will occur on January IS, 1896
lymer had broken into Mrs. Doyle's
ouse for the purpose of robbery and
yhen intercepted by the lady stabbed
er to death.
At Pittsburg, Pa, on the 9lst the
cath warrant of James McMullen
king the date of execution on Dccem-
,er u was read to the condemned man
l the county Jail. McMullen mur-
cred his wife, literally chopping her
pieces with hatchet, on the morn
ng of December 81, 1904.
Mrs. Mary Callahan, aged 49, com
aitted suicide at her home in Williams
,urg, N. Y, on the 22d in the presence
t her five young children by cutting
,er throat with razor. Her husband
. ,ad been out of work for six months
nd the family were starving.
At his home in Rochester, N y, Asa
,el Clark Kendricll, D. D. LID, died
n the 22d. He was Sc years of age.
)r. Kendrick was born December Z,
500, in Poultney, Vermont, and was
,rofessor of Greek and Latin at the
University of Rochester for many years
At North Eaton, Mass, Oliver Ames,
,x-goyernor of Massachusetts, and
,oted fnancier, died at his home on
he G2d, aged "a years.
A terrible explosion occurred in the
irving room of the fiberloid works at
Iewburyport Mass, on the 2Sd. Five
men were employed in the room, W.
L. Poor. j. P. Reid, James McLaugh-,
in. Henry Chauncey and Charles Nc
Ianus McManus was instantly killed,
md Reid was SO badly burned that his
.,ecovery is impossible. Mclaughlin S.
INJURIES are severe.
A disastrous fire swept away a large
oart of the village of Ceres, about
twenty-five miles from Bradford, Pa,
IN the esd The fire broke out in the
,,itchen of the Grand Central hotel and
DESTROYED seven stores, the Grand Cen
tral hotel, the gas company's tool shop
and a grist mill. Loss estimated at
100000.
Bv the death of an aunt in Philadel-
7hia Otis Jacoby, of Suterville, Pa,
mployed in the mines at that place.
las become suddenly wealthy, she hav'
.ng bequeathed him property to the
yalue of S275,OO0.
A rear-end collision on the Provi'
lence division of the New York, New
Iaven & Hartford railroad at Hyde
ark, Mass, on the oath resulted IL
atal injury to two persons and serious
INJURIES to three or four others.
At East Waterford. Pa, on the 24tf
he upsetting of an engine on the Tus
arora Valley railroad resulted in Tho
cath of Machinist Jerome Noble, O
ne road, who was crushed, and thu
erious scalding of William Panne
yaker, an engineer.
The Uniontown express struck ant
Instantly killed Prof. A. C. Lyons nea
IcKeesport, Pa, on the 9lth on tn
;altimore & Ohio road. He was wei
nown in musical circles.
The jury in the case of R. J. Nc
night, charged with the murder Q
=. F. Hyland, returned a verdict @
uilty of manslaughter at Pittsburc
a.. on the 25th.
The most destructive forest fire
nown in the history of this sectio
re now raging in the vicinity
huntingdon, Pa. Ten miles of timbe
md have already been burned owe
nd a large flock Of sheep were d.
troyed on the 25th.
Fred Heard, aged 21 years, shot an
robably fatally injured his fathe
avid Heard, at Chester, Pa, on IL
5th while defending his mother in
omestic quarrel.
The requests of the iron and bra
holders at Lawrence, Mass, for an i
rease in wages, including the esta
shment of S2 so as the minimum day
,ay, the abolition of piece work al
ecognition of the union, have be-
ranted.