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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News
WASHINGTON.

II. IL. Jordan HAS Uech appointed assistant
superintendent OF the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. He has been in the bureau
for thirteen years, and was instrumental in
persuadiDg Congress TO discontinue the use
Of steam presses there.
The three Americas Exposition executive
committee, at a meeting in Washington on
the Goth, decided TO hold convention Of
the National Board OF Promotion, composed
Of governors, mayors, committees OF boards
Of trade, officers of State oranges and others,
at that city on October %.
Superintendent Kimball Of the Life
Saving Service. has made recommenda-
ton in his report TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury for an increase in the life saving
crews on the Atlantic coasts. The Secre-
tary approves the recommendation.
The preliminary report Of Commissioner
Of Patents Mitchell shows that during the
year ended June 30, 1885, there were re-
ceived 3s, 74O applications for patents. The
number OF patents granted during the year,
including reissues and designs, was 81 ;51S.
The receipts from all sources aggregated
s., 1885, ,557, the expenditures S999, ,697, leaving
surplus for the year OF $lS6,S60, which
makes the total amount in the United States
treasury to the credit OF the patent fund
$9,524,5
The Association OF American Physicians
closed their annual meeting at Washington
City, on the Goth. Officers were elected as
follows: Dr.. ). c. Bussey, president; Henry
Hun, secretary; W. W. johnson, treasurer.
Frederick Douglass, United States Min
ister TO Hayi, received his final instruc-
tions at the State Department on the 2lst
and will sail for his post Of duty septem-
per 70. ...-
The Department Of State has fixed the
price Of volume % Of the revised statutes
containing the acts Of the Fiftieth Congress
at $2,25 per volume.
The United States steamer Pensacola has
been detailed TO convey the members OF the
solar eclipse expedition 10 st. Paul de
Loando. The expedition will sail from New
York early in October.
As result Of the order issued by Secre-
tary Proctor several weeks ago, establish
ing the bureau Of records and pensions in
his office, the number Of pension claims
awaiting his examination, which was then
10000 with a daily accumulation Of 100
have all been passed upon. II is now posi-
BILE for claims received in the morning TO bt
acted upon and disposed Of the same day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
BouLANoER COUNTED OUT

General HeiIef Ia Paris That Fraud Was
Committsd in the Recent Election nud
That tho General wsa Fairiv Elected.
LONDON, Sept 54.-The general belief In
Paris is that General Boulanger was elected
In tho Montmarte district Sunday and
cJun;ed out. The fact that his election by
good majority was at ilrstconceded by the
governments representatives and that there
was considerable delay in changing the an
nouncement to one OF defeat, gives color to
charges that are being freely made to the
effect that the ballots were manipulated by
the governments agents. The general re-
suit OF the elections shows that there was
no need for the government to resort TO
such desperate measures as are alleged, for
Boulanger d. not develop enough strength
throughout the country TO seriously en-
danger the continued existence OF the pres
ent government.
Those who believe fraud was committed,
however, point out that at the time the
votes for Montmarte were counted the re-
t,"rs had not been received from the prov
inces in sufficient number TO show how mat
Ter, were going. The government was
alarmed at the strength shown by Boulan-
ger in this particular district and, fearing
that II indicated the generi feeling OF the
country, they determined TO at least deprive
the Boulangists Of the personal leadership
OF their idol.
1t is worth noting that those who make
this serious charge include not only Bou-
langists but men Of all shades OF political
opinion. The result Of the election is con
sidered as satisfactory for the government
as there was any reason to hope for New
ballots are required In more than one-third
Of the districts, and the Republicans expect
to win majority Of these. From present
indications by the government VIII come
out finally with small but safe majority.
Pants, Sept. 2t-Returns from so diyis-
ions show the election OF pa Republicans
and I59 Opposition members. In III divis-
ions supplementary ballots will be neces-
sary. The new Chamber Of Deputies will
probably comprise $50 Republicans and 2Ol
members Of the Opposition.
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I.ATER

WnKIE COLLINS, the famous English nov
elist, died at London on the I'd, after pro
tracted illness.
TnE will Of the late Hon 3. 9. Coz was
fled for probate at New York City on the
23d. The instrument gives all the estate,
real and personal, 70 his widow.
GEORGE LATHAM, a leading cattle man Of
Kansas, was found dead twenty i've miles
northwest OF Wichita on the I'd The body
was close 10 a hedge, weR covered with
grass. He was known 10 have considerable
money and a magnificent watch. both Of
which are missing.
RoBEKTP. POKTEK. SaperintendentO Of Cen
sus, has appointed Richard p. ROthweil, Of
New York, editor Of the Engineering and
Mining journal, chief special agent to take
charge Of the collection OF the statistics Of
gold and silver production for the eleventh
census.
WoKD has reached ST. John, n. b., Of the
drowning Of Captain Durant and wife, who
were washed on the deck Of the schooner
COtter, while on her way from the Bay Of
Fundy TO lsew York. The ve-sel capsiEed,
but the rest OF the crew were saved
THE Official report on the trial trip Of ths
cruiser Charleston has been received At the
Navy Department The penalties Of the
Union Iron Works Of San Francisco, which
built the vessel, will be about se0OOO for
horse power undeveloped-
THE failure was announced on the 23d Of
the extensive publishing house Of Belford-
Clarke & Co, Of Chicago, with branches al
San Francisco and New York The assets
are estimated at between S9O0,OO and 500.
900. and the liabilities at least sl0o,00 A
receiver has been appointed and will con
tlnue TO publish Beifond's magazine.
liz the case Of Henry z. Barber, arrested
for selling for meatin ST. Paul, Mimi, some
eatIIe not inspected on the hoof, and brought
tefore the United States Court on . writ Of
habeas corpus, Judge Nelson on the I'd de
cided that the law Is unconstitutional AZ n
.nterferes with commerce between the
States. The prisoner was ordered dis
charged.
THE great stallion trUtting race for ths
BaIch stakes Of $1,000 was trOtted on ths
gld at Boston, before 1900 persons Ths
race was won by Nelson Time, 2:is1f
g:l5J{, 2;Is1f.
RETukxs from the French elections helt
n the I'D show that the Republicans hay'
.ected their candidates in 217 and the anti
republicans In l53 divisions. A govern
neut majority is considered assured
4 rnogOrGH investigation Of the books oi
JEnics p. Williams. the abscouding neceiy
linz teller Of the First National Bank, O
Denver, Col. shows that he IL short y, 20
The bank IL fully protected By an insurance
In tho American Surety Comp1ny. who WI
make an effort TO secure his arrest
SEvKKkI weeks ago John Hallers, Of VIII
.Amsburg, n. ", was bitten on the thuml
lby William Dappcmann In s1nghf. .reudsyinI
n amputnfion necessary. On the I'd Hal
Iers died Of bIo0s poisoning Dzppeuzdl
has been arrested
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

Why embitteT life by dragging arOund
with Iameback, diseased kidneys ,drupsi
calsWellings, female weakness, neTvO1s
debility heart disease andrheumaticcom-
plants, when Or. Penneg's Kidney and
BaekAehe Cure viii 50 quiekIyeuref Rev.
A j Merchant Presiding Elder writes:
"It gave me almost instant and entirely
permanentrelief." SupeTi0rto sIlkn0En
medicinesi in these diseases For sale By
druggists.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

And 100 men TO call on any druggist
for afree trial ackagr Of Lanes Pam
lily Medicine, the great root and herb
remedy. discovered BY DR.. Sil4s Lane
while in the Rocky MOuntsias- For
diseases Of the blood, liver and kidneys
it il a positive cure. For constipation
and clearing up the complexion it does
wonders. Children like It. Everyone
praises it. Large size package, 80 cts
At all druggists.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

SAVED THE VALUE OF A PAKM-Sellsn
Cough Syrup has attained areputatiOn a
most equal to Sellers Pills, and more could
hardly b. said Of any other medicine Ihe
dnIGs should be kept in every family
where there are children, and grown up
people find IL q most valuable medicine
for coughs, colds, hOarseness, and throat
and lung diseases. The pills are s0ch .
standard remedy in some parts Of theeOun-
try that q family never thinks OF doing
without them. Said an old gentleman in
Eastern Maryland, 'Why ! haversised my
family on Sellers Pills, and Ico1sideT
them almost as essential tOa family o.
bread. In the last thirty years they have
saved me enough, in doctor bills, % pay
for farm.-Cincinnati TimesStar-
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Az Jermyn, Pa. on the 10th Mr.. Patrick

At Jermyn, Pa. on the 10th Mrs. Patrick
Farrell q boarding house keeper, was
stabbed 70 death while trying 70 separate
two OF her boarders who were fighting.
Two Of the most notorious shopIifters In
the country, named Sam King and Mary
weiner, both over fifty years old, were ar
rested in New York City on the 10Th They
have been known to the police as criminals
for twenty years, considerable Of which
time they have spent in prison.
A report comes from Pittsburgh TO the
effect that the entire executive board Of the
Knights Of Labor have been suspended be-
cause OF there being no money in the treas
ury TO pay their salaries; also that all the
general lecturers with the possible excep-
ton Of Mr. Wright have been called In for
the same reason. Mr.. Powderly Is said to
be preparing his resignation, which viii be
presented to the general assembly in At
lanta next November, for the reason that
he is not getting his salary.
George II. Cook, LII. d., Ph. D., State
geologist Of New Jersey, died at his resi-
dence in New Brunswick, n. j., on the 2lst,
OF heart failure He was born at Hanover,
N. j., in 1917.
A portion OF the extensive oil refinery
works Of Leonard & Ellis, at Shadyside,
Hudson County, N. j.. were destroyed by
fire on the 2lst. Three brick filter houses
containing 1000 barrels each Of refined oil
were consumed, entailing loss OF k5OO,OOO.
Two young men named Z. @. Hartwell end
Arthur Taft were drowned in Boston har-
Dor on the 22d by the upsetting Of dory.
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TAXATION. .
AMENDMENT NO. 1.


EurrrnxL eft resolved b z4e Genera. -
sknrkaT af ~ state a Ohfo. That pnepoE ne1
shan - sukmSffad % the e1ec1ers q lnls S--lS
% the 1Fst Isestzy 1frer ne 4rSI Me1o-l -. =.
XII 81 Tke CSzsrifsfios aI Ehe Sts1e q Ohie. 80
tAzt IL shzIlres1 ~ fsllOHs=
AKTICLK XII
SE-Z ne GeDsrzl Assembly shzn proE1oe
fer TIE rzfstnE ef rereu1e Ter ne sntpett -
TIE S-1re 1D6 lsezl EDVerDDe1fss o1i tAAes
1hzll he EEffgru % ne sane class q 1lloeL.-
BWTfnE ErsunlE. p1A1ir school houses heuse.
use4 exclusively Ger D1b7ie EorshIp- tnsntn-
Hons q purely ,Etlic ee1giry. public pf0Deftt
lse1 excessively fsr any Duslie plEPose. ana
personal property q Al zDounr net exneeat9f
In vaE1e rW9 hun1re1 dollzrs for each t1olFio-
ul. nay, - Es.srzl laws be exempted from
tzxztfo1= Sn1 Ehe Vzl1e of All property - ex-
e1ptkA SAIL frs1 fiEe % tlne- Be zscerfAaned
an1 p1hsishe1- a. nay be eIrnefe1 ~ lzE
SECTI0H ? At slch etecflpl those e1ectors
desirfnE 70 vote Ter s-et zn1ea1rlenf may have
placed gpNn their knlists the words -l1x1rlOn
ADen1me1t-Yes and those oDDose1 % snch
1n1e14Dent nay have pl1red npon thelr oel-
lots I1e words -InInfio1 ADen1De1f--No-D
SurTIOE q MS arendne1t shzIl take elect
On the ErEf dzy q Iznrarf. 1eD
ELBEKT L LANRSOE.
Speaker of The Ho0ne q kepreseufatiVcs-
THEO- r DAVIS.
Prssi1elt pro ten Of fhe Senate
AdODte1 April 3 1seA
USrED sr5rEsog AMEr1cA- Ono.
OyylcE % TEE cDcEETAKT OF SrkrLl
/ Daujei J. RTzn. Secretary of STATE q the
state 0f Ohfo. % hereby certify that the fore
gong Il . tue copy q q jsiut resolution
zdepted ~ the Gea-Ezl Assembly q ne state
of 0Alo- On the fih dsT e ApriL A. D. -
taken fron TIE sr.ginzI rolls ale1 In this once
In tesIiDsuy uh-roef. have herclnfo Sub
Bcgtbet NJ nGne- and afKe1 NJ On
IsEAL cal sal. AZ Coiumbzs. fhe lsfh day of
April. A d. Iss.
DANIEL J. RYAN.
Socrtrzry of srzte-
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3Q8 Six Months.

Vlnwert CeemicaI Co, Wstert0n " Y.
Gentlemen. I take pleasure in iE-
forming you OF the wonderful sueesss
we have had with your Lung BaIsasI.
We have sold In the last SIX months
s96 bottles. We have guaranteed near
Iy every bottle but as yet have had only
four returned. rm in receipt Of scores
Of testimonials from the most promiu-
ent residents Of our city which l should
like to send you. Trial size free Z.
w. Adams the L aiding Druggfsts
Yours Respectfully,
S. Felt, Jr, Druggist-
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Forced to Leave Home.

Over 80 people were forced TO cave
their homes yesterday to call for free
trial package Of Lanes Family Medi-
cine. II your blood is bad, your liver
aud kidneys out Of order, IL you are
constipated and have headache and an
unsightly complexion, don't fail to
call on any druggist to-day for . free
sample Of this grand remedy The
ladies praise IL. Everyone likes it.
Large size package 20 cents
Indianapolis, Ind
I have beenimproving rapidly since ] com
menced taking the Red Clover Cure and
cheerfulIy recommend your remedies to
all afflicted with Dyspepsia or indigestion
WP Smith, Ind. Ave.
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News About Town.

Itisthe current report about town that
Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs
Is making some remarkable cures with
people who are troubled with Coughs,
Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con
sumption. Any druggis- will give you .
trial bottle Tree Of cost It il guaranteed
to relieve and cure The large bottles are
fifty cents and one dollar.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

Simply purnYIng and cleansing The
blood is not sufficient. It needs enriching
also, the nervous system needs t0ninE un-
all Of which Is accomplished BY DR.. Reve
ner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerll
Tonic. Use his Cough Honey in ss
coughs; his Golden Relief IN all pains
and stomach and bowel disorders; hip
Kidney and Baekaehe Cure in lame back,
dropsy and all kidney disorders; ; his Ger
man EyeSalve in sore eyes, cracked skin
and piles; his Capitol BitteTs for appetite
and strength. For sale BY druggists-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

ELMRA, N. Y, Sept PA yc1ug man
named Maxwell Straub, Of Reading, Pa.
who was arrested here on Friday last
charged with intoxication, died in jail yes
terday afternoon. Physicians have decided
that Straub died from an overdose Of drug
Of some kind, and 1t isnow believed thatthe
young man was drugged and robbed. The
coroner Is investigating the case.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
TIE EAsI.

The officers of the Bows and Girls Ma
tional Home and Employment Association
have issued a call for assembling their
fourth national convention at Washington,
October IA. 10 and IS, 1889.
The two anthracite blast furnaces Of the,
keystone Furnace Company, which recently
failed, were sold on the 18th TO the Reading
pal Iron Company for 500, subject to O
mortgage Of $4,000. This gives the Read
ing Iron Company control OF four furnaces,
besides its numerous mills.
The John Grouse memorial college for
women, at Syracuse, N. Y, the gift Of the
late John Grouse OF Syracuse university.
was dedicated on the 10Th. The building
cost about s50O,0 and is considered one Of
the finest college buildings In the country.
An important railroad decision was rend-
cred In the Common Pleas Court at Pitts
burgh, on the 18th by Judge Ewing. l.. ID:
b. Reese was expelled from train OF the
Pennsylvania railroad because he refused
TO pay the ten cents extra for cash fare, the
money to be refunded at any office Of the
company on presentation OF receipt. The
Judge held that the ten cents extra was
wrong and so instructed the jury. Reese
obtained verdict for $3.50.
Hon. J. B. Barnaby died at Providence, r..
l., on the 10th, in his fifty-eighth year. He
was for a number Of years member Of the
National Democratic Committee, and In
lS77was Democratic candidate for Governor
OF Rhode Island.
The Supreme Council Of the Scottish Rite
Masous in session at New York, has decided
TO hold the next meeting in Cleveland, o.,
In September, 1890.
Reports from New Jersey state that the
recent wet weather has done incalculable
damage to the peach crop. The late varie-
ties, from which the highestprice are real
lied, have been so much bruised by coming
in contact with each other owing TO the
high winds, that they have rotted and fallen
from the trees. In Hunterdon County alone
the loss is estimated at 100000. Some
orchards have lost thousand baskets each.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

sT. PAUL, Sept A.-In the case Of Henry
z. Barber, arrested for selling for meat in
this county some cattle not inspected on the
hoof, and brought before the United States
Court on writ Of habeas corpus, Judge
Nelson yesterday decided that the law is un-
constitutional as It interferes with COM
merce between the States. The prisoner
was ordered discharged.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

Dyspepsia or indigestion always yield
to the curative properties Of Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup, containing, zs II does
na.uTe's specific for the stomach. For
sale AZ L. W. Adams and y d Felt
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q. 900 short in HI. Account..

MAssILLoS, o., Sept A.-An examination
yesterday Of the books Of z. z. Zintsmaster,
treasurer Of Bethlehem township, showed
him 10 be short 4.4O0 His dry goods store
at Navarro, five miles south, was promptly
closed by the trustees, but the father Of the
treasurer, wealthy farmer, went security
for the shortage and business was resumed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
The Population Of wellington

The Population OF Wellington
Is about 5000. and wevOuId say at least
One-half are tTOubled with some affection
Of the throat md lungs, ss those com
plants are. .ccOrding 70 Statistics. more
numerous llizn Otbes. We would Adsise
all our Tvaslefs EOt 70 neglect the oppos-
tunity % call On their druggists and 20 /.
bottle n KtmDIs Balssm for the thr1zf nd
Iunez. Tdal sIls Tree. Large bottles 1c
and 81 SSfd BY Al drugEisss- - - :
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept A.-The Catholic News
received the following cablegram from its
correspondent at Rome yesterday. "The
Right Rev. Mgr. OCOnnell, rector Of the
American College, left yesterday for Ameri-
ca. He brings an important papal letter re-
garding the centennial Of the establishment
Of tho Catholic hierarchy In the United
aeatoa
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

FABrax HOUSE, N. H., Sept A.-Bnow
has fallen on Mount Washington for the
last I'VE days and Monday II was. eighteen
inches deep. No train was run tothe sum
NIT Sunday night owing 70 the depth Of
snow and the track had 10 be shovcled ou {
yesterday before the trains could make the
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
Murderer HopkIns, critical Condition.

BELLEToxTE, Pa, Sept A.-W. s. Hop
hns. who killed his wife and mother-in-law
Sunday at Phillipsburg, has not been
brought here. He Is In q very critical con-
dition, four doctors being now In attendance
and they say he may not live over night
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no you wrBH

To reeziB' pour health q yOu sre sil broken
down aad suffering fr0m nervous proetra-
tiOu. viIl tel yOu Ehst cured me sitter
suffering for months. used two bodies
Of SuIphGT Biuers. and now am vel
msn-C. SffEs, bookkeepsr, Canton
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

Loose's Red Clover Pie Remedy.
Is q positive specific for sIl forms Of
the disease. Blind, Bleeding. ltchIDg. u
eernaied. and Pro,Tuding Pies Pnee 30
For sale by Pred Pelt-
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-10-30
FREIGHT CAR FAMINE.
1t Is More Serious Than Any Simf.
lar One for Years

New YORK, Oct. 29.-The reports of
the freight car famine received in this
city indicate that it is much more serious
than any similar one for many years,
but though there is great difficulty in
transporting the great volume of heavy
freights, the delays bring solace to the
railways, for they mean an enormous
increase of business. However, rates
are exceedingly low.
One day last week the Rock Island
was short fully 1.600 cars, and later in
the week the Chicago & Alton had 500
grain cars side tracked at its eastern
end, and the railway officials were
endeavoring to get the owners
of the grain to unload, so that the cars
might be pressed into service. The re-
ports from the line of the Pennsylvania,
from Philadelphia to Chicago, are nOta-
BILE. Seemingly at no point along the
lines are there sufficient cars to accom-
mOdate the business. 1t is announced
the country are working to their full
capacity, the Pullman company being
compelled to refuse business. -
La connection with the famine, 1t is
significant that within fortnight OF 30
the Nickel Plate has received more than
1000 carloads of Ohio grapes for points
west of the Rocky Mountains. In Mon
tana these grapes have almost driven
the California grapes from the
market. This new draft up
on the existing means for
transportation of course adds to the
present difficulties. The Philadelphia
& Reading complains that though Or
ders for coal are being received more
rapidly now than at any time within the
last few years. it is only hauling about
80 per cent of its orders. 1t is said, too,
that in all the Pennsylvania shops in
Altoona there is, a double force at work
on coal cars, and that in addition to
these the company has 5000 freight and
coal cars under construction. The
Reading supply of cars has been short
for a long time, and not long ago 1000
gondOla and Unprecedented cars were
turned out, but since then the scarcity
has been greater than ever. and bids
for 5000 coal and SEQ hopper cars have
been solicited.
Nearly every line between Chicago
anG the Missouri river is complaining
to its Eastern agents of the shortage of
cars,