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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

PnrssuEoH, Maysi.-Thenailers at james
& Lsughlins American Iron Works have
accepted reduction Of thirty-hve per cent.
on cold nails and i2,I per cent on hot nails.
This Is against the Amalgamatcd Associa-
ton rules, and will probably cause trouble.
The feeders refused TO accept the reduction
and are ON atrike
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
coIIor, surned Win Loa of lie.

CEDAR RArIDs, Ia, May 2i,---The Scandl.
navian Lutheran College At Docorah was
burned Sunday night. A couple Of boy,
named Coleman, fourteen and seyentcon
years Of age, were burned 50 seriously that
they will die. The loss Is $4,000.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
supply House burned.

LIMA, O., May 9L-The Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago supply house at this place
was entirely destroyed Sunday by fire, the
origin Of which is unknown. A largo guam
tity Of oil, grease and waste was consumed,
and several freight cars standing on tho
track near the building badly damaged.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

OMAHA, Neb., May 2i.--A woman named
Mrs. Scott and her daughter, named Carrie
Emaker, pretty Eiri Of fourteen, were ar
rcsted Sunday night, charged with putting
arsenic In the ooffee Of Lewis Marvin, On
elderly man, for whom they We're koeping
He's dying. He saystho women wereafter
his furnifnre.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

ST. LOUIS, May sl.--In a disrsputsble
house on South Sixth street early yesterday
morning Frank Burke, recently dis
charged United States soldier. attempted
the lifo Of one Of tho inmates and then "a
tallv shot hiunscIf! fYTnN
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

WEST SALEM, o., May 2i.-Haryey Hoclc.
man, a Appointment shoe dealor Of this placa
was found dead in bed yesterday morning.
Cause OF death was dlphtheria and heart
trouble
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

PATERSON, N. J., May sl.-steve Brodis
she h bridss s., Jumps. saseossfully Jumped tss p,
feet Brpdls puasrsS bat slish2iniurs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

CHAnLrsrox, w. Va, May o.. The result
Of the Legislative committce's investigation
Of the gubcruatorial contest has thus faz
been gain OF four votss for yismInx
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

BsrLrx, Mas 81. .-The striking minors o,
westphalia win rssnp,o work V -asy al M
creased wages and The strike = thorofors
over. The striifers committee, however,
win remain on permanent watch 10 see that
he agreements Of the employers are car
rcd out and the strike viii DO renewed Il
faith is not kept The situation m 5ilesia u
unchanged. hft 90 t-i.tr , ~, y
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
Ask For Ayers

sarsaparilla, and beasure you get IL.
when you want the best blood-puriAer.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
Survivors Of shs samoan Disaster Return

sxsl FnAScpoo, May 2l.7-Yesterday
mofning tho steamer Roekton arrived from
Apia, Samoa. She brought eight oflccr
end 100 mon Of the vandalia and twsiw
ofncers and 800 mon from the Trentoa. Ad
mirai Kimberly, tea ofiocrs and seventy
ave men remain az Apia. ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
HURON DIVISION.

'Daily.
Thisrsadt snow openthrougb from Tolod
nowerstown connecting with the Psnneylvfn
systeEfor ra lIpointt Eari
'ffN rHRouaB cLHtERyIoJ
BetwetnToie do, Cam brdgeand hnietii
and Bowerstown
H 90 and Akron. Yonngstown, =
90 Pittphnrgh
[" Chicago Akron, ,YoungstowrandP Ph
burKh
MD. .wooDFoRD. JAMPsM HALL
.s.- Gsp'l MSnsger. Gen Pass,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-13

skolan $4,000. Han kommer att radfr8-
ga sig med pastorn, ON han skulle dermed
betala skulden eller bygga EFT nytt hus.
Efter en- stunds samtal kom han till den
slutsatsen, att han skulle bygga nytt. Pa
storm f0reslog, att man skulle ga och bese
skolan hvilket man gjorde. Pastorn ha-
de just introducerat honom till rektorn och
skulle omtala hans arende, da han (pa-
storm vaknade.
Skall delta ga fullbordan? Hvarf0r
icke! Kunna andra inrattningar ia Store
och mindre donationer, skulle denna in
rattning sta ensam och inga "a. Ar han
Ell ward nagra? Skulle de kanske icke
gagna henne? Ar det oratt att g5ra delta
till EFT 6nske- och b6ne-amne. vi tro det
icke.
Past. A. Jackson gjorde oss ett hastigt
bes6k harom dagen. Han star valet och
qvalet, ON han skall svara ia eller nej pa
styrelsens kallelse.
Malare Lundahl har slutat slit arbete
kyrkan. Han reste hem f5rliden onsdag.
Imam han for, lemnade han marken efter
sig med sin pensel det s. X. kapellet: en-
bibel, EFT kors liggande derpa och en- kro-
ma hangande pa korsets 5fra anda. Man
kan deruti Sc skolmannens program: bo-
ken, lifvets allvar (kallelse), bel5ningen;
eller en- kristens program: Guds ord, kor-
set Jesu fotspar, kronan till slut.
Fa vi aterigen kalla ALA f0rsamlingar-
mas och pastorernas uppmarksamhet till
skoloffret s6ndagen den II november.
Harmens icke pa edert barn, att det omta-
lar sina behof och utracker handen efter
hjalp. Banna barnet fan I. bara det far
nagot, men tomma handler och bannor till,
det gar aldrig an. Barnet blir klenmo-
digit da eller ock vanartas det.
Hur latt kan det icke blifva EFT vackert
resultat. manga backar sma CORA en-
stor a." Skola gifvarne bli ol6nta. Guds
ord sager nej.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-13
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
cvsTAvUs ADoLPHvs COLLEGE

Skolmannen - larare som studerande -
maste likna myran arbetsfit, ihardighet
och talamod. Det gar Ell som indianen
sade, da han tog sin son ur skolan, der han
varit ito dagar: ON min son Ell lart ALT
hvad de Invita- veta, ar det icke mitt fel,
ty han har haft tillracklig It'd dertill. Hive
tekornet mognar sakta. of6rmarkt; kropps-
krafterna tilltaga hos den unge sakta,
gradvis; samma ar f0rhallandet med tanke-
kraften, for att icke mamma ALA sjalsf6r-
m0genheterna. D& man ser pa sig sjelf
efter flera ars tragna studier, blir man
modfald 6fver de sma framsteg som man
gjort. Man tanker pa den langa tiden,
det tragna arbetet, den stOra kostnaden.
Har man vunnit nagot? Ingenting vinnes
utan anstrangning, och ON nagot vunnes,
blefve det smart vardel6st. Vardet Of en-
SAX ligger icke blot de penningar man
gifvit ut eller kan "a derf0r, utan afven
de anstrangningar man gjort TOR att ia
den.
Eft par studerande hafva varit litet
krassliga EFT par dagar. De aro nu friska
igen.
En- studerande, som ej vile punktligt
infnna sig vid lektionerna, har utstrukits,
en- AMMAN star fardig att blifva utstruken.
Ibland en- sadan massa maste ordning och
punktlighet rada, eljest gar det hela al
skogen.
De studerar des antal ar 1s1. Affarsaf.
delningen 6kas hvarje dag. Den raknal
20 redan. De nya lararne aro omtyckta.
Man har redan b6rjat rakna hur langt
det ar till jul. M5jligen torde en- sangar
fard f6retagas under julferien pa nago'
hall for att samedels insamla st6rsta deler
! af den annu hvilande skulden pa pipor
geln. Ack, den som hade denna pa sir
rata plats, namligen skolkapellet! Ocl
den som hade ett sadant sen! Tank on
Diet komme att ga som en- af delta distrik
tets pastorer omtalade for litet sedan. Hal
satt och mediterade 0fver sin predikan
hufvudet kandes tungt, sankte sig sma
ningom ned mot br6stet. Han tyckte, at
| en- man kom och erbj5d sig att skank
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-13

Presidenten har mottagit en- be
kraftad redog5relse ON utfallet af valet
Washington, och proclamation ON staten
upptagande Unionen utfardades man
days.
Den Vaaligd historien. Demokra
terna gjorde sig skyldiga till de frackast'
valbedragerier under valkampen New
York, och pastas det att dessa bedrageriel
haft stort infiytande pa valet.
Nod bland Cdsadds fsIcare. Stol
nod RAIDER bland fiskarne West Halifax,
neutrality-suspicious., som bes5kt dessa
trakter beratta att minst 30 familjer upp-
gaende till 900 personer hafva f6rbrukat
sina sista f0rrad af lifsmedel och aro VI
standsatta att skaffa sig nagot att lefva at
for vintern. Fisket har host slagit fel,
och hari ar orsaken till modem att s5ka. ON
icke help smart kommer, l0per det stac-
kars folket fara att f6rhungra.
Vale, f6rliden vecka voro san
ming f6ga uppmuntrande for republican
ska partiet. l New York segrade demo-
kraterna med 5000 rosters majoritet,
doch torde republikanerna hafva 8fver-
vigt legislaturen. Massachusetts, valde
republikanerna sin guvern6r och st0rsta
delen af observation-disclosures dock med
ganska ringa 6fvervigt. l Pennsylvania
var valet af f0ga intresse, da endast stats
kass6ren skulle valjas, och gick han ige-
nom med CLANS. l Ohio ledo republika-
nerna EFT afg6rande nederlag; dess guver-
n6rskandidat Foraker blef slagen och sam
ma ode traffade de andra kandidaterna.
Det l6nar sig icke att d0lja, att demokra-
terna Ohio vunno en- afg6rande seger. l
New Jersey valde demokraterna bade gu
vern6r och medlemmarne till legislaturen.
l Virginia segrade demokraternas guver-
n6rskandidat Mckinney Diver den repu-
blikanske kandidaten Malone. l Missis-
sippi segrade naturligtvis demokraterna,
detsamma var f6rhallandet Maryland.
Nebraska lyckades republikanerna till
kampa sig seger, men valen voro l ar
af f6ga intresse. l Iowa ingo republi-
kanerna vidkannas EFT hardt Stag. Denna
f6rut So starkt republikanska stat, har pa
de senaste aren underminerats af demo
kraterna, tack ware den help de fatt af
tredje partiet, och nu h6ll hela staten pa
att ga demokratiskt. Sa lila gick det dock
icke; annu hafva republikanerna 6fver-
vigt legislaturen, sd att staten kommer
att sanda en- republikansk senator till kon-
gressen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-13
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

DR.. Logan af Grand Forks. N, pak.,
har utnamts till sekreterare stateps Me-
dcal Association.
Som taImGn N. Dakotas represen-
tanthus namnes Hon. d. B. Wellman
fran Eddy county. Sjelf pastar han hafva
maioriteteil inom legislaturen for sig.
Olycxshdndelse. En- angpanna ex-
ploderade harom dagen | narheten af
Grafton, hvarvid en- man vid namn Chas.
Crittenden tillsatte lifvet, medan en- AMMAN
svart skadades.
PrOhibiti0,ajste77aG N. Dakotas le
gislatur fordra att ALA krogar skola stan
gas den jan. 1890. De saga sig vara nog
starka for att genomdrifva en- lag, som har
delta till f5ljd.
KOngressmGn Giford af s. Dakota
har Washington undergatt en- 6gonopera-
tion och for nagra dagar n6dgats halla sig
m6rkt rum. Operationen lyckades sa
val, att ingen fara ar for handen.
Spdrl0st f0rsUaSanen. Gilbert Gil
bertsOn, hvilken arbetade EFT qvarnverk
Grand Forks, har sparl8st f6rsvunnit. Da
han samma dag hade uttagit sin arbetsl5n,
befarar man att han rakat ut for r0fvare.
N. DOIcOtGs samtlige embetsman af-
lade harom dagen embetsed kapitoliet i
Bismarck. Omedelbart derpa utstalde
guvern0ren en- proclamation, hvari legis-
laturen sammankallades att m8ta den IA
november for att valja f6rbundssenatorer.
Man antager, att senatOrerna kunna blifva
So tidigt valda, att de kunna intaga safe /
nasta kongress,
GMUern0r MeLJette inlemnade f0rli-
den torsdag sin arsrapport till inrkesmini-
stern. Territories befolkning anslas till
$50, 900, hvaraf $4,000 komma pa s. Da-
kota och 271, 200 pa N. Dakota. l terrific
riet finnas 4, ,463 mil iernvagar, men delta
milantal kommer sannolikt redan nasta ar
att f0rdubblas med anledning af Sioux re-
servatiOnens 6ppnande. territoriet fin
mas 1000 kyrkOr, 4,137 skolor och 346
bankinrattningar med EFT r8relsekapital af
$1s5, 5,616, 900.
Sess0tOrslcGsspes b6rjar nu f5rst att
blifva rigtigt warm N, Dakota, sedan da-
gen for legislaturens sammantrade blifvit
bestand. Ex. guvern5r Pierce anses self
skrifven, men hvem hans kollega skall bli,
derom aro meningarne delade. Manga
kandidater aro faltet, bland hvilka fnnas
en- skandinav, NJ. N. johnson fran Lako.
ia. Han har manga anhangare, hvilks
arbeta hardt for hans val. johnson, som
dr. medlem af Farmer alliansen, ar er
stark republican och tillgifven nykterhets
saken.
PresttIesatens proclamation stal
Ter s. Dakota en- saregen stallning. Alls
de territoriela embetena upph6rde nemli
gen genom proclamation att existera, hva
dan de strangt taget aro vakanta. Hartil
kommer att s. Dakota, dr. en- prohibitions
stat pa grund af sin konstitution, men in
gen lag finnes som pabjuder prohibitio
mems inf5rande. Legislaturen samantha
der f0rst den Is janua,i, sa att till des
komma rusgifvande drycker att saljas lik
, som hittills. Kr6garne hafva naturligtvi
intet emot denna sakernas stallning.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-13

FOrsUunnen. w. b1eiey, en- franz
staende politikus af Minnehaha county
s. Dakota, har pa EFT mystiskt satt for
. 'unnit fran slit hem narheten af Sioux
Falls. Han innehade vid tillfallet for slit
en- stor penningsumma. Man
tror. att han antingen med berakning lem
nat trakten eller rakat ut for r5fvare. Han
har hustru och barn Sioux Falls.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16

Some of the teachers Of LAFAYETTE county
met on Saturday, Oct. 18th, at 10 IA. m. to or
ganize an institute for mutual Improvement
Prof. IL. ID. Demand acting rs temporary
chairman.
The following officers we're elected: Irof
IL. ID. Demand, Lexington. president; Miss
Willie Amick. Napoleon, LIST vice president
Miss Mamie Gordon, Lexington, ID vice.
| president, Miss Mary McCielland. yelling
ton. Bird vice president; Miss LuCie LalSer.
tew. Lexington. secretary.
Misses Florence Arnold, Mary Smith and
Maggie spears were appointed Il committee
on arrangement OF programme for next
meeting.
Misses Kate Smock, Mamie Shaw, Mary
Hale and Ida Morath were appointed il com
mittee. on reception.
Motion made and seconded, that We call
this institute The Lexington, Lafayette COuu.
ty, District Institute. Carried.
After IA lively discussion as to the proper
time OF beginning subsequent meetings, n
motion was made and seconded that we meet
at 10 Il. IN. and adjourn at IL. Carried.
As no programme had been arranged ,sOCia
culture was next in order.
Motion made and seconded hat we adjourn,
to meet the ith Saturday in November, (23),
al 10 a. III. Carried.
II. ID, DEMAND, Pres.
LUCIE b. L~ABERTEw, Secretary.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16

The most important group of events
i'm The history of the Catholic church in
America began at Baltimore last Mon
day morning. 1t was the commence
ment of a triple celebration-the hun
dredth anniversary of the appointment
of the first American Catholic bishop;
the Inauguration of the first congress
of Catholic laymen held in the United
States, and the dedication of the new
national university for Catholics. Ten
thousand strangers were in Baltimore
to assist in and witness the opening
exercises.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
AMONG MISSOURIANS.

AssisTANT-ATTORNEY GENERAL Ed.
WARD RoBB, of this state, was married
yesterday to Miss Maude Watkins, OF
EddyvilIe, KY. Mr.. Robb ia one OF
the bright and rising lawyers OF
Missouri.
MIR. JOHN z. HAMILTON, a former
Missourian, and well known to river
men and shippers in St. Louis. com
mitted suicide In New Orleans a few
days ago. lie was once a young man
OF great promise, but drink brought
him to misfortune and the grave.
JUDGE ADRIAN COMINGo, who had
been a member OF the Missouri bar
since 1S4S, died at the residence of his
son-in-law, Surgeon-General j. ID.
Griffith, in Kansas City, last Sunday,
aged SO years. For nearly a year
Judge Comingo has been in failing
health.
WE had the pleasure a few days ago
of meeting Father Lillis, the son of our
former fellow.citizen, Mr.. James LilIis.
Father Lillis is a tell, ne-looking,
manly person, In whom even the cleri-
cal cut of his garments fails to hide
stalwart robustness. He has a good
looking head. too, and we look for
him TO make his mark in the Catholic
priesthood.
S. p. Francisco, Esq. of Butler, Bates
county, a brilliant young lawyer, will
be a candidate for congress in the
twelfth district. Mr.. Francisco is All
enthusiastic democrat and an excellent
speaker, his services on the stump in
the last canvass having been valuable to
the party. lie is, to use Col. GoodIOe's
expression, a spell-binder, and espec-
tally among the Young men. Mr..
Francisco deserves well at the hands of
the party.
Mrs. JOHN G. TARsNEY, the beautiful
and accomplished wife OF the congress-
man of this district, who is al to her
husband in his public life that Mrs.
Logan was ever said TO be to the sena-
tor, is recovering from an illness into
by al inconsidcrate person who told
her that MIR. Tarsney had shot Mayor
Davenport. The statement was not
true, of course, but even if il had had
foundation il should never have been
announced as it was. Mrs. Tarsmcy
received a terrible nervous shock
which rendered her i'll. She is almost
entirely recovered, and looks a9 well
as usual except that she il somewhat
pale. MIR. and Mrs. Tarsncy will leave
for Washington on the goth inst.
Gen. Joseph o. Shelby. who is now
residing near Adrian, in Bates county,
was at jefferson City, last Monday, to
see Gov. Francis on business. Gen.
Shelby wears his years well. EOnsid-
6ring what he has endnred-thC war,
financial reVerses, a whole house piled
upon his breast at one time by Il cy-
clone, and the good Lord only knows
what besidc-he still looks hale, hearty
aud vigorous under his sixty years.
Men differ from him AT times, they even
criticise him, bnt still they love and
admire him. This was proven nj llig-
ginsville, where, though all the speak
ers were well received, the acclaim
which greeted Gen. Shelby was worth
all the rest. lie has a certain magnet
ism which wins men. He was IA valiant
soldier, but what is most to his credit is
that no man in distress yer appealed
to him in vain. Like John Edwards
he is always for the under dog in a
fight.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
THE MISSOURI ANTI TRUST LAW.

The secretary of state has been &C.
lively engaged for the past few weeks
IN putting the anii.pool and trust law
into execution. More particularly as
1t effects Missouri corporations, which
come under his purview.
The correspondence resultant has
been very large, and though the 14th
inst. was the last day upon which cor
porations could file their %affidavits, il
will take the labor of the secretary and
several clerks, to read and weigh the
afidavits submitted, and TO make out
the lists for publication, until about the
middle OF next week. The investiga-
ton will clear the public records of a
mass of rubbish in the way of dead
corporations, which but for some pro.
cess OF the kind would have encum-
bered them for years. AT the close OF
business on the 14th it appeared that
the charters of some six hundred cor
porations would have to be revoked.
OF these probably 200 are practically
dead, so that i. seems as though some
four hundred Missouri corporations
are either in defiance of the law or
victims OF their own negligence.
The law is a good one-not perfect
perhaps, as it is a first attempt to
solve a very serious problem, but
a very much better framed law than
its enemies give it credit for. The
TACT Is, that the latter object to it
principally because 1t is so broad and
comprehensive that il leaves few loop
holes for escape. A few weeks ago
and a number of the big pools and
combines in the state were of u mind TO
defy the law, but better counsel seems
to have prev allied, and the most OF
these have filed their afidavits, after
having cancelled their pool and COM
bine contracts.
One thing should be borne in mind,
and that is, tuat it is sheer nonsense
for any man or set of men in this
country TO set themselves up as being
better, smarter or stronger than its
laws. The anarchist of Chicago is no
more amenable to this criticism than
is the man Of wealth who thinks him
self too great to be reached by the law.
Another matter it will also be well
to remember: hat if the people are
determined to put an end TO trusts and
contract goods, they will do it. If
the first law they secure is in any place
weak or unconstitutional they will pass
a better one, until they accomplish
their purpose, and the more unreason-
able is the opposition the more severe
will be the legislation.
Beside which the friends of anti.
trust legislation will not, we suppose,
be so foolish as TO take the fusilade OF
holders of trust certificates and their
attorneys, against the constitutionality
OF the law, 10 be more than an attempt
70 scare people out of their way with
morse.
The evolution of trade has brought
us the trust. The evolution of self
protection by The people who are i.s
yif'iMs md wbo iays 6a power when
they bose q use Il awiIif brbiglt die
remedy |a0ainssle f3se3eists 0olA noiga
ma#"~HIH
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16

AT a Inc citing of southern colored
leaders in Atlanta, the black men of
Georgia were urged to evade being
counted in the next census so that the
states democratic congressional dele
gates would be cut down.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
THANKSGIVING.

In order that the people of this com
mOnwealth may manifest their appre-
citation of the manifold blessings they
have enjoyed during the year soon to
close and give expression to their graft
tude to Almighty God for the freedom
from famine and pestilence, for a b0un-
teous harvest and abundant prosperity,
for the priceless gift of Il government
of the people and the peaceful perpe-
tuity of our institutions, |, David Il.
Francis, governor of the state of Mis-
souri,, do designate Thursday, the 2Sth
day of November instant, as Thanks
giving day and ! recommend that on
that day the people assemble in their
houses of worship and give thanks to
Providence for the abundance OF the
year and ~signalize their gratitude by
bestowing charity upon the poor and
performing other good works.
d. II. FRANCIS.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
THE statement issued by the bureau

THE statement issued by the bureau
of statistics relative to imports and ex-
ports of the year shows the imports
running higher than exports, and that
more money is being SEN abroad tor
goods than being received for produce
tions of This country. I%mportations for
the year amount to 5000, 000, 900, which
is $50, 900 900 in excess of exports for
the same period.