The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
TnE last.

Oficial and estimated returns from every
county In Pennsylvania show majority OF
is6, 40 against the prohibition amendment
The Massachusetts rifle team Of sixteen
men, OF which James r. Frost OF the edi.
torial stan Of the Boston Globe, Is captain,
sailed from New York on the 18th for
Queenstown. The team viii meet the Berh-
shire Volunteers, the London Rife Brigade,
the South London team and the Sussex Vol
upteers and probably the Honorable Ar
tllery.
The case OF W. Z. Phillips, superintendent
Of letter carriers at Boston, who Ia charged
with robbing the mails, came before United
States Commissioner Hallett In that city on
the Goth. Phillips did not appear and II is
believed he has abscondcd
The business meeting Of the annual CON
vention of the American Dental Trade AS
ISOLATION was held In New York on the 10th.
Saratoga was selected as the next place Of
meeting, and r. 7. Morrison, Of Nashville,
Tenn, was elected president
The joint session Of the New Hampshire
Legislature on the 10Th, elected the following
state officers: Secretary Of State, A. B.
Thompson, Of Concord; State Treasurer,
Solon A Carter, Concord; Public Printer,
John b. Clark, Manchester.
The Baptist church at Stelton, N. j., the
ihird Oldest In the United States, celebrated
ts two hundredth anniversary on the Goth,
dsitors being present from all parts Of the
country.
Onicial returns from every county in
pennsylvania show that the majority
against the prohbitory amendment is ls9,
40. The majority against the suffrage
amendment providing for the repeal Of the
oil tax qualification Is 235,bi0.
On the 10th General Simon Cameron was
tricken with paralysis ut his home In Done
.;al Springs, Pa. He is in critical condi-
ion.
The twenty-seventh commencement Of
he Pennsylvania Military Academy at
chester, Pa, took place on the 20th. A
arge number Of distinguished guests were
present.
John J. kcFarlane, Of Philadelphia, whose
.S501 900 option on hecontrol Of the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company expired
IN the 10th, has surrendered the option.
and President Goodman has released the
%, 900 forfeit II Is understood that this
onds the doal
The steamer La Bourgogne from Havre
FOR New York, reports that on June 20 she
passed an iceberg estimated tc v go feet
,ong and 160fee high-the larg, Sver seen
by ocean travellers.
Governor Bulkley has vetoed the resolu-
lion recently adopted by the Connecticut
Legislature amending the charter Of the
Phenix Mutual Life Insurance Company.
fheresolution authorized policy holders TO
assume control Of the company.
Business failures occurring throughout
he country during the seven days ended
June 81 number for the United States l06
and for Canada %, or total of 220, as com
pared with 25O the previous week and 2oi
for the corresponding week Of last year.
A terrific thunder storm passed over
scranton, Pa, on the 2lst Several houses
were struck by lightning and set on hre.
Henry Somers aged eight years, while lying
ON couch at home, was struck by light
ming and killed George Bomcrs, the boye
father, was seriously injured.
William Il. Howard, who was convicted
at New York recently IN the Electric sugar
reclining case was on tho 2lst sentenced 10
nine years ard eight months Imprisonment
IN State prison.