The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-16

Monday evening. Harry Bennett was the
lucky fellow.
d. L. Wadsworth's private secretary Is
busy packing up political campaign docu-
ments to distribute through this congress
ional district.
The gas light in the opera house was
very weak Saturday evening. Some plan
should be devised to discontinue repeti-
tion OF the kind.
The south cemetery is occasionally Wis.
tied by band of thieves. A number Of
valuable vases have been carried away
from the graves recently.
W. Follansbee thinks it will be our
trip 10 Salt river this time. Our boats
were all run into the dry dock in "a and
they are in no condition to travel.
Governor Foraker will address the cit
izens Of Elyria Thursday afternoon, Oct "a.
The date was announced in the Leader the
25th, but it has been changed to the Oath.
Our patrons will please observe the date
on their paper in order that they may
know how they stand with their printer.
We have no use for back numbers on our
list
The total tax levied for all purposes in
Brighton is 143 mills, Huntington 11.9
mills, Penfield 113 mills, Rochester 11.5
mills, Wellington 24.5 mills, Pitts6e!d 11.6
mills.
The newly appointed Methodist divlnes
can move from one county to another
after conference and gain voting
residence for the election to be held in
November.
Two new trains of coaches have been
placed upon the Bee Line. They pass
here in the night season and do not even
halt at the depot, so very little Is TO be said
about them by this paper.
The officials of the Bee Line are remem.
bered daily by the patrons who desire TO
90 east over their line in the afternoon.
Commercial travellers and others from
Cleveland who have occasion TO visit US
can now remain the whole day.
VIM. Vischer and G. d. Foote and their
wives returned from Washington, d. c.,
Saturday afternoon and report having a
royal time. The Washington correspon-
dent TO the Leader on Thursday last spoke
of General d. Foote of Wellington, o.
Mr.. Geo. II. Potter, former resident Of
this place, died Monday, Sept 80 while on
an Ohio and Mississippi train on his way
home from French Lick Springs, Ind,
where he had been undergoing treatment
for kidney trouble, He resided in Fair
field, ILL.,, at the time Of his death.
The Nelse Compston Comedy Attraction
will appear at the opear house five
evenings this week, The audience will
be favored with new play each evening
Saturday evening the lucky ticket number
will draw a prize OF twenty dollars in gold
or It's equivalent.
G. @. Gale. an old time passenger con
ductor on the Columbus division, and sub.
sequently superintendent of the Indian
apolls and st. Louis divisions, was in town
last week. Mr.. Gale lett the service OF
the company seven years ago but has now
returned in the capacity Of lost car agent.
In our trip TO Mansfield Thursday we
took view of the intermediate peniten-
tisry. The work on II is slowly progressing
anti probably will require two years yet
TO complete il. After 1t Is completed we
know Of nothing II can be used for as the
officisls at the penitentiary at Columbus
report number Of rooms 10 let.
Geo. Prosser Of Brighton has become
tangled IN In the law. Henry Hams the
young man whom Prosser gave aogging
for smiling upon his wife has brought an
action for ten thousand dollars against
him. Also Mrs. Prosser has sued for a
bill OF divorcement and large alimony.
The lawyers will have picnic.
During the past week DR.. Holland, vet
erinary surgeon, came in contact with
case of chronic glanders. He at once re-
ferred the case to DR.. Yonkerman state
veterinarian who on visiting the case con.
firmed the diagnosis Of DR.. Holland, and
ordered the animal destroyed at once.
BY request the animal was allowed TO live
a few days as proof that it was glanders.
Another case has recently been discoyered
and exposed. This also proved to be gland.
ers II has been quarantined and will
by order Of Dr. Yonkerman be killed.
VIM. Vischer reports rather low financial
condition on some Of the hoteln in Wash
ington. d. Q. Previous to their departure,
Oct. 9th, they had engaged rooms at a
house wlth'a capacity Of seven hundred
giests; on arrival the sheriff stepped In
and closed II up. They then secured
quarters In another house and had just