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Sii

n
" yfaGritbt nrb biermit 9eseber, bas Der unters
seihuete bonn gBatienz9erthte Der Sta6t Baltimore
Bolmadht sur Bolfreduns besGeitaments Der albter
peritorbensn Tegtna SDr9bettHer erbaIten bat,
Qle Sieeni9en, bic f5orberlngen an oeien NahlaB
baben, fper6en 6ermit aufseforbert, ioe ne6ft ben
notbigen 8eleser ipdtefens bis GUM 27. gldrs 1890
einSureien unb geltens III MAIDEN ober tu aefpdrtts
gen, 6GS iie hrer anipride an oteen Ra1laB geies'
lid fr perlufi9 erflirt iDeroen mogen. Vile, Die 3a6s
Iungen on oieen Radllaf gu MAIDEN ba6en, fuer6en
biernit aufseforoert iolSe unpertisIit an ben nnr
terBeitlneten Ri leitfet1. &ntca NoIec,
900 9E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
CSrosttn's R6rOer.

Gbtcaso, 9. Git, - Ri9tsr Batter be =
mari heute frtb and bas ;neite 6abeas Got
pIs. @eiu6, 6urG tpeI9es bie @ntlafuug
6raEf @oubruff's, etues Der pesea grmorz
6nug bes Or. @rontu bier Dor @eridt febeu'
ben Wduuer bepertfeutgt wer6eu fOIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10

5aDGnuGb, @u., g.. Sftober. - Die
Slter'idle, iOtpie untere bpo.aultide Baum
nouprefie, fiini Snummoumaga3tue Il 45OO
Sauen 8uumUolle gtugeH bente firth in bic
flyer Stabt in 8Iammen auf, gtGn i4ist
hen Berl1ft auf S4O0. 600,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
StaSt Baltimore
GuoDer's 8Eoses.

SIN Rreis= =@eriGt gu Eoluion, Itb,, DarO
asferu Der Brojes 9egen Sa11HeI Cooper
fcrtaejebt. Or. Sobn s. gleQett ipIad fitr
bic Staatsanmaltidaft. @r eElldrte, bte Be-
babe tim ote llsberBeugung
auige3muugen, bu6 @eopeg iauIbts let; Die
einItgen 9eaenbemetls ieteu sou ,,8ummersn
uu6 ,2oaIers" bonn gsOeraLs6tu uCrsebradt
moI6eu, bon oeueH elmer oguC 5ugegeber
babe, 6aB er oteueiAt On bic buuoert DtGi
oerbaftei iein f0nute. Die auudlte oes 4us
geflagteu niBten ai6t mebr, tpte ite ibren
ftIienten fret befommeu f6Huten, uuo 8as eE
Der @ruub, tpGEam fse bei'm Se9iuu Der
BerbaubIuugeu Mot au8egeben bdtteH, ME
lie ibre Bertbe!bi9una iitbTeu MOLTEN. Sie
bGtten eben feiae. gle narteten auf Ote Be
neiaiibrung bss Stcates. Barum bdtteu
fte Cooper ui5t eI51 osrb6Teu Iafeu? s2eil
fie es utdt pagtet; aHfatt 8efeu bitteH fie
jetue Diut.er un6 Shmefer auf ben 3eugeHs
funo geruieu, mn IA bemeiien, oa6 er nm
ubr ar &beub bes 3. Suit uiidtera mar.
gusersem ipre6e Der llmfan6, bas &e1uolos
BOSIe, SOoIe uno Subion Hibt ueruommeH
ieien, sau3e 8dube; te maren 1ur 3ett Der
Chat nit COOPER iuiamr1eu, fe sDilBteu, tper
QIOgb gei6Ofen babe, iie tOnnteu austnuft
iiber ben Berbletb bes 6eooloeEe gebeu; aber
CIt +CELL9ttU!buub 9uUE Nu4 HttuLutCtI lAC UUL=
fiibreu an laiieu. Sru. genCtts Reoe Sauerte
fnft brei Stuubeu. ytuG ibm ipru4 pr. &bs
gar @Ons, elmer Der Qapdlte oes Au9etlas'
ten. gr ertldrte, Sie StaatsanmaIHd0ft
i6eine Al glauben, Cooper mitfie fd etultg
unb aIlein auf Bic SbrGueu Iab Bitten ieiner
Ulutter uHb COME fer Hub bGs DtttIeto ber
Sur1 uerInHen, nm bem Salgeu Bu eutgeben.
9as let febI 9eihoHeu. gBeuu Cooper nt5t
auf ben 3eugenftano gerufen poroeu Iet, 70
babe Dies ietuen @ruub oariu, ba6 our4 oa'
@sfeB leiu 4ngeiIa9ter ge3muuleu ruer0ea
tonne, Gusiugen 3u MAIDEN. Ste StaatS'
anmaltIdaft made Elm 9roBes Beieu baraus,
NaB 9iesuoIbs, 6uoion, SooLe uGo 9ople
ritt uerb0rt nor6en leieu; aber pena fte Die
etmaigeu Gusingeu berielbeu fiir ntdtts ae.
balten babe, bann bate fe isIbf fie ia oor'
litbren Iafieu fGuueu. Rad SdIus Der laus
cen Ge6e uartagte ft ber @aridt5bof bic
6,ute Bormttta9, mann bte SS. Bbgte un6
guttbens fpreden perben.
BufebQIl. - Die Balttmurer iiuo oes
fern absrmnls befiegt tporbeu unb oabur9
auf bte finite Steue in Der vamertcauz Tfos
citation" 9eriidt. 8te pScOre" srgab:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
GueppaEFae RabeIbsrt@te.
SaaetIeH abe= cine raINIa.fraus6TiAe
&ut0nS.

AutaHB,
8arte, 8. Sft. - @eneraI S9uatieff Der
fih ougsnbIidlttb bier befinSet, srnabute au=
IGB!i1 etneT SnterUetp beliiali9 Der R6gs
Iihlsit elmer iraufo.ruFI9en alIinn,, bag bic
beiben yfntiOasn i'm 6sr5eu uerbuuSsu Ieieu,
uab cine ioIhe Auiaul iei mebr Sertb, ais
Elm 8iu6ni5 Sur9 Erototule. SsSiigli9
Der Ge!ie beS &Garepit9 mad Bart3 t5uRe er
gIidts iageu. g5eun er babiu fiHe, iperbe
60 gu elmer 3ett isiu, bic ui4t an bte ReUos
luton ertaaern tperbe.
88rft 6sFa!uaHo aRF Retisa.
SOfia, 8. Sttober. - BirF BeTbiuanO
bat fd mad gben!baI begebeH, nm eine
Giltter "a 5eiuGeu. Sor ietuer Nbrstie ers
naunte er pm. Stam5uLoff al8 ietHen Steu'
UeS,rster.
* I:zaEa slnsn BaSguufaH useIebt.
S9Ibon, .. SttOber. - Uloutagu gits
llana, Der berdbmte SHsif, unb SraH QatJa
ion, 3nttin bes GiaeutBdmers bes uDatlg
8eIeg2apb, !" nurben beute In 0famssute our9
etueu 5GbrunfuI aus etuag SHti9e gei5LeEs
bert mn itlluer bprlebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
@Nria Nnbelpeeafdleta.

- giue 3ubeI5epeitle aus Soutbamptos
melbEt ben am 6. GftObsr ant benz 8reHleT
8ampfer u2abu," aui Der Gabrt uah &nrO.
pc, erfoI9ten Cob Oes Srn. Gam. Rodned
9ieeb, zines Ian9tabrigeu Dtiiarbeiters Der
GiuciuHa!i'er ,@oHlmercial Gazette" 6ee6
nOlte aus SeiuubbeitsriidFaten etue 9ieie
in Surone MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
Sf.2O ttaG S80fbtn9toa ttt1O sitritG
aaf Der 1SGItttnOre.c .cbtos9G 9a."

grfurFonssBtIIet nerbeu IiEr aIIe 3iee
bonn 5. bis II. Ottcber etaiGHesIIa uertautt
unb bIetbea 6ts gun 81, Sftober tn @ttItig'
Eett, (2S4-44
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
0ro6e
Ofmokratifbe Maffn- -Dfr(ammIuHg
uuter ben auipiJien bes
"pem. Dsrfins ron 0e(1aftsIrntfn''
beute, SnHaerFaa, Den 40. Sttsber 1889,
IbeHbs nbr, I'M
n9roaS .pau. .ssniattttt," OF.8lIttmore.

aue Stinmaeter, benen ehrIite uno ipariame
Seriualtans oHentIifer AH9eIesenbeiten I'm 9etStn
Itg finb EerBIid ein9elaben, Der SeEiammlun9 oeiz
Supobnen. gSeIde Di66rdube bet 1ener au1
porbanhen ietn mo9en - fie t6nnen uno lperoen inz
nerbaIb 6es Serees 6er bemotrattihen Battst a6ge@
ftQt, uno Reform berbeiaeTGhrt peroen. Die Srt11s
rung BON me6r, oeiln eiram BiettfI 1hrbuneert oe'
Uti bas Die republitanihe garte einer ioIfen 4ut'
9abe burhrueg nidbt 9eDahIen TT. 3um duBertten
umanee iener Ntadt tebt ger oemotrattl1e UtGeots'
@anbibat Sr. Rnbert s. 5GotOicn, osrpftthtet Sa,
i'm Sale ieiner grtu 5huns allen Ydsbrduhen IN per
Sto6re9ierur9 Su fteuern, un6 ietne betnnnte gSIS
ss6egfeit, 5dbtgteit un6 alaemeiner hOber @las
tattsr birgen bafir, 6as er 6ieie 8erpfthun9 e9rn
uno Turllos eIfIlen unt Die 4n9eleeenbetten 6ieer
Stnot in Iauberer, Iauterer uHo hauSbaltertl0et
8eiie peripdien, thatIiGlil A4es tbun miro, mas
cine ioIdte SerplhtuHg mo9lttsr 2Betie in th l2e'
ZEN tonne.
Die 6rennen6en 5srasen Der gBa6Ic1upasue iperSen
foIaeHbe fdhiee un6 berebte Serren in AHipraheu an
bic Seafommluns erortern:
Robert s. 5abtofou,
gSiHtant VI. SSffber,
8tstor &. 9nugbmGn,
SameS Yntto,
10. y. Wnau,
9hoMaS 6. gSeefR,
@. ShepaSo Srnan,
S,eHth gS. 2ataae uno Gnoere'
Be0tate Der 9erfauntIun9:
p. YgereoitB Retis, 9rdfoent;
TaHeaW SWgbe$, o. SpHt$ BsIbst,
Sefretdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
RaNeneetSamtaLaaesz Gonatt

6rant u, 5urff, 8Oriiser;
Tlartin gBn9ner, g. 6. iSsIber,
3. $. jSarren, S. Q. iSteberid,
6. 8. COBB, 9ouis Bed,
5obnnn gBinfel6er, @jeD. gB. Green.
SIN 2luftrase ots @ampogntzSomite's:
SIpno g. SS06iou, SorTser;
(243g) 0eDrae 6. gSeODerburIt, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10

Baris, 8. Sftober. r.-gtffel. Der @rbauer
bes &tfieI>9eurmes, ift Der Iui4t, baB mad
BEN Blame ieiues Ehurmes, isIbfuerfdubIiG
nit ben n6tbigeu Serdueeruugeu, Ietdt elm
2C00 6u5 boher 3burm erbaut meroeu t6uue,
nno er iagt, peun bic Nsusgurter ffr tbre
gSeltausfeanns eineu iOi9en haben molten,
banH brau9teu fie uur bas u0tbtge 9eIo ant
8ubringeu. Der gburm mitrbe baum neun
WIcnnte, uG6bem Der Guftra9 fttr oenfelbsn
9esebeu moroeu, fertig ietr.
Btastt tlup B6eTs,
9onbuu, 8. Sttober.- Ser. Staateu,
Dblis0ttonen: 4'proB. 1893, bittD Al prog,
l07. - Sttien: A.,@.sgB. $50, 6tttc Brtor.
=, CANADA Bacific tit, @rte 30, bits
Bltor. 1864, SItnoiss Central 12O, YteTtcan
49, ct. $auI 7Ss, ReD.DorEs Central 1l04
genniqloanta 55s, Rs0btua 9Ss, ReEielp'
Central 69.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
gResfwarOtssS SaTawwtsatseHsH.

pes 1noesaEthetEB ss8sn OsH
R6rOer Gr6nwaIo tHs A9SeHeatonsz Sc
tla4.-gstm epftBeeisEs Butte" WtHet
att ndmHMsu Gage psaea efacs aASeFH
gerbreaeas perbaftet. - rus Oct Sc
Tnt6ts elmer Seutid1en 8ssbse6,erbsnDs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-10
NEtMiiMte&.
MNS @ertfp.

guraefaIaaeue @erfafiuReS 'Rsbtfioa.-1
atsrbtauo. - SrasoSfs am AEtar tn etHer
SFetbsOxaIe. - Cine 9tebesbaHoe apTees
b1bsa.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
roRsion IMTELLlnEncE.

The American rife team defeated the
Royel Berkshire Volunteer team 10 amatch
at the famous Churn range, Iscndon, on the
I'd, the Americans making total OF l,064
points. against 792 by the Berkshires, Many
English notables were present TO wdtuess
the shooting.
sAdecnee has been been issued by the Gov
ernor OF Tripoli, abolishing the slave trade
and forbiading any one TO engagein II under
pain Of severe punishment
A dispatch from Winnipeg, Man, says .
steamer on which foGr hundred Americans
citizens were enjoying an excursion was
wrecked on the Red River on the 4th by
being driven on the pocks before heavy
wind All were safely landed after great
difficulty by small boats from Winnipeg.
On the Sd an explosion Of fire damp oc-
CURED In a collIery in the district Of st.
Etienne, France, suffocatipg two hundred
miners. ~
Hon. John Norquay, the veteran ex-
Premier Of tho province Of Manitoba, died
suddenly at Winnipeg on the 9Th OF heart
disease. He was forty eight years old and
was Premier fourteen years.
The Bulgarian government has concluded
q loan of 5000, 900 with New York bank.
A syndicate was prepared 10 advance s20,-
100000 10 the government.
Il has been decided by the Worlds Sun
day-seho0l convention In session at London
to hold the next convention in America in
1893 The exact date and location are yet
70 be determined.
The German government has placed or.
ders 10 the amount Of three millions OF
marks for repeating rifles. They will be
made In German factories.
On the 7th an express train between
Cologne and Frankfort, Prussia, ran into q
train Of empty freight cars standing upon
q side track, wreclxing the locomotive and
several passenger coaches Of the express.
Eight persons were killed outright and
sleven severely injured. The accident was
caused by the blunder Of q switchneg, who
Hed when be saw the result Of Che q Rdert.
Samoa adyices state that treaty a. peace
has been concluded between Mataafa and
ramasese. The investigation Of the charges
that the British consul at Apia had given
assistance TO Mataafa has been ended and
the consul exonerated. 11
Admiral Krantz, French Minister Of Ma
rine, has made demand In the Chamber OF
Deputies for an extra credit Of 0o,00o, 900
francs for the navy and has threatened 10
resign II the money Is not voted.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

Accsuegba betwsos "a esst:bunrt pessca'
gar train,snda freigA on the Kew York,
RennAyivsnia u Ohio railroad occurred on
the 9th near jamestown, n Y. Both en-
zines were completely deuolishod, freight
cars piled up and the smoker of the passen-
ear.rain' forced cieAx through the baggage
car. Charles Eisman, engineer OF the
freight; and Louis Wentz, baggage master,
wore instsntly KILLED and several other
traiumenwepe badly hurt
Ihe Romsn Catholic prayer book author
isetl by the Third Plenafy Conacil Of Balti-
more has been placed in the nands OF tho
publishers and will soon be issued ats 80
arranged that the entire service ufithe MASS
for every Sunday in the year can befollowed
by thecongregstion Just as 1t is said by the
clergyman. MffS .,
Thomas Il. Sherman, son Of General bher-
man, ,en the 7th received the final orders OF
the priesthood. The ceremonies were held
in Archbishop, Ryan's private dhapeteon-
nected with the cathedral In Philadelphia,
and were conducted by the Archbishop In
person.
President Colbtn, of the Reading Real
road Company, says that the 2, 500 employees
of the Reading Iron Works, which was re-
Gently punchased,by that company, can OK
peot to resume work at an carly date. Mr..
Corbin gives notice that no one VIII been
ployed whe belongs TO labor Organisation
or wko indulges In strong drink. They must
renounce both and sign paper to that enect
The following changes are noted IN tho
weekly statement Of the New York asso-
ciated banks, issued on the 9Th; reserve
decrease, Se,574, 200; leans increase, taysAor-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

I ----7 - N =, -, y. =. .
answered % pHhfnssrs ns,lows'
30 penocrats, y! fssRssiacsns, = seeNering'
The strilce ci ~ unlos4c prlohmsHers y
virtually o. An'cnn rospinag IN tne isiiurs
OF tha strfhcrs, Many'ol sne meh t'sAVe ~
turned 70 wcrk
On the e.n unenow vonmercial actei ~
Lansing, MA, Va, 4, ae1a HeeQ oy nfs 70 inc INC
iextent OF SfVpv. Ftns Bne''s iost VOW
worth OF prelerw- s.-
The Town q, ,pai'ers 'lelu' ~, was 4,pos.
pnpirelt wipshou.' y, " M MyeIy
business place ln1ne Own anu 'n sccu.ior.y
Aweliings wesensunec n1a lne ioss aoe y esS, ono
iaated ~ si,zN'vN wlln n1 lpernaps s9OV'oOv .
20 i,tp ss'sn y 100 -, VI
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

SAVED THE VALUE OF AFARM-Sellers
Cough Syrup has attained reputation al
most equal to Sellers Pills, and more could
hardly be said of any other medicine. The
syrup should be kept In every family
where there are children, and grown up
people find Il a most valuable medicine
for coughs, colds, hoarseness, and throat
and lung diseases. The pills are such q
standard remedy in some parts of thecoun.
try that family never thinks of doing
without them. Said an old gentleman In
Eastern Maryland, "Why / have raised my
family on Sellers Pills, and i consider
them almost as essential toa family as
bread. In the last thirty years they have
saved me enough, In doctor bills, to pay
for Cincinnati Times-Star.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
LATER.

A CAREFUL compilation by the board Of
inquiry makes the total losses by the Johns
town disaster sSR55.B4
F.C. LHEPER, member Of the New York
Bicycle Club, was drowned while bathing
at Manhattan beach on the Sth.
THE Sullivan Kilrain fight for $4,000 and
the worlds championship took place at
Richburg, Miss, on the Sth, and was won
by Sullivan in the seventy-hfth round.
About 8, 900 people witnessed the fight
THE trial OF c. ]. Croghan and Charles
Richardson, two Of the Cook County asylum
attendants charged with the murder Of Rob
ert Burns, patient intrusted to their care,
was begun at Chicago on the Sth. .f-
A SHOCK Of earthquake was plainly felt
at Pennington, Me-, on the sth lasting half
a minute. Dishes were rattled upon the
shelves and light articles knocked about
but no damage was done. The direction
was northwest TO southeast.
The directors Of the New Jersey Central
railroad have declared quarterly dividend
OF one-and-a-half per cent. This Is the first
return received from the company by the
stockholders since 1884, when the Reading
company laid down It's lease obligations.
The deed transferring the Wabash rail-
road eSst Of the Mississippi TO the Wabash
purchasing committee was filed for record
In the recorders ofice at Decatur, Ill, on
the Sth. The consideration was tlb, 500 600.
The deed Is In printed form and comprises
twenty pages.
HERBERT A. PEARSON, a millionaire mino
owner from Bonanza City, Idaho, was
drowned while bathing In the lake at Chi
cago on the Sth.
YoUSG Indians 10 the number OF lit be-
longing TO tribes In Dakota, Montana, Ne
braslG, Wisconsin, Indian Territory, New
Mexico and Arisona, having finished a fvt
years course at the government school ir
Carlisle, Pa, left for their homes on the Sth
Six were regular graduates All speak En-
glish. The young men have had good train
ing as mechanics and farmers, while thu
girls have been well instructed in household
duties.
Two men wee killed at Chicago on the 8tl
by the falling Of trestle in the pewer hous'
Of the Milwaukee avenue cable railway.
KRoNsBERG, little village two mile
east Of Watettown, s. D., was wrecked b.
wind storm on the Sth. Every house II
the village was more or less damaged an
several persons were badly hurt
.CoSGREssNAg PILE died at Monrovin
Cal, on the Sth, Of pneumonia He wa
elected 10 Congress- from Missouri. Whel
the civil war broke out he enlisted and be
fore its close was made Major General 4
the volunteer service At one time he he'll
the Governorship Of New Mexico.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
A Grateful clergYman.

Rey. Thos. Richey, formerly presiding
elder of the Northern n. ". Confer
ence, givds this opinion of q popular
remedy: ~ have found Van Werts
Balsam to be a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES med
icine fur the lungs. Ihave recommend
ed 1t to several Of my friends who arc
suffering from consumption and almost
miraculoSs benefits have followed Its
use. am of the opinion that IL taken
III time it would affect certsin cure OF
this dread disease. / would urge all
who are suffering with tung and thsoat
troubles to try It. Trial size free. E.
w. Adams the Leading Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
General NewsSumma1y.
1Hssrssting Home and Foreign Ssns
WAsMINoTQM.

Thesecretary Of the Treasury on tbs ID
issued warrants In payment OF sl6,0cn0O
N account Of psnsicna beinRthe first pay
mention this account for the new fiscal year.
Colanel John @. Parlre, OF the Engineer
Corps, the present snperipterdent Of the
military academy, was on the ID placed on
he yreaired list at his own request, having
sefvediorty years.
Secretary Window has rejected the offer
10 compromise the judgment against the
holy Trinity church OF New York. City for
violation. of the alien labor contract Law,
and theoase viii go TO the Srprene Court
Secretary Rusk has appointed Mary Ann
D. 'gherty TO the position Of laborer In the
iced division of the agricultural depart
nent at "a salary Of $lS0 q day. Mrs.
Oougherty win be remembered as the sub
cot ofione.of President Cleveland's pension
;etoes, aoase that attracted the Rttention
II the entire country at the time.
Coinage executed at the United States
nintsduring June amounted to s,e5, ,7e5
ieoes representing S,770, ,4t3.40 In, value
here were IS, ,496. gold pieces of $f,Se2, ,0p5
'alue, and S,5j4, ,440 silver pieoss Of $685.
$3.50 value
W ~ 0kuths VI cuDN1 Nv uA1iu, hNn uC-
lined to accept the position Of superinten-
Ient Of the Dead Letter ofice, Postroffice
Department. rendered him some timeaSgo
y Postmastar General WanamarSer.
The Attorney General has appointed John
: Mathis to be Assistant District Attorney
or the Southern District Of Illinois, and
rank r. 0gg, of Kansas, TO be special at
orncy under the aot OF Congress To protect
ie Black Bagg band of Shawnee Indians ~
neir rights TO certain lands In Kansas.
A statement prepared at the Treasury De
artment shows that there was a net de-
rease Of Sl7j3p4, ,701 in the circulation dur
ig tho month Of Jdne, and net decrease
s1e6l0, SS7 in money and bullion In the
reasury during the same period.
The Citizens National Bank of Tacoma,
VT, with a capital OF 100000, and the
terohants and Planters National Bank OF
ryan, Tex, capital sloo,OO have been an-
iorized by the Comptroller Of the Currency
)begin business. ..tt-... -st
Harry Dixon, the young Mississippisn 70.
entity appointed 10 West Point oadetship
the President on the statemant Of
de Boys grandmother that her husband
nd son (the cadets father had both been
,sassinatod because Of politics, failed 10
ass the physical examination required OF
adets
apartment under the circular Of April IL,
2a, amount to $3.50, ,167,9 $50 and cost the
Government sl7S, ,2o8. The s56,652, 900
, ours purchased cost S19, 7S2, SIS, and the
j9S, SO6,o6o four-and-ahalfs cost s101, ,l5s, ,4os.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Simply PURIFYING and cleansing the

Simply purifying and cleansing the
blood is not sufficient. II needs enriching
also, the nervous system needs toning un-
all Of which Is accomplished by DR.. Feye
ner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerll
Tonic. Use his Cough Honey In as
coughs; his Golden Relief IN all pains
and stomach and bowel disorders; hip
Kidney and Backache Cure in lame back,
dropsy and all kidney disorders his Ger
man Eye-Salve in sore eyes, cracked skin
and plies; his Capitol Bitters for appetite
and strength. For sale by druggists.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
AG sat Surprise

Is in store fci all who use Kemp's Bal
sam for the throat and lungs, the great
guaranteed remedy. Would you believe
that It Is sold on It's merits and that any
druggist is authorized by the proprietor Of
this wonderful remedy 10 give you sam
pie bottle freei II never fails to cure acute
OF chronic coughs. All druggists sell
Kemp's Balsam. Large bottles so cents
and 81,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Forced to Leave Home.

Over go people we're forcedto cave
their homes yesterday to call for a free
trial package of Lanes Family Medi.
cine. If your blood is bad, your liver
aud kidneys out OF order, IL you are
cons stIpated 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 1t. Everyone likes IL.
Larpo size package 60 cents.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Interested People.

Advertising patent medicins tho pc.
culiar way In witch Kemp's Balsam, for
Coughs and Colds does, it Is indeed wOno
derfnl He authorizes druggists to
give those who call for il, sample bottl-
free, that they may try 1t before purchas
ing. The large bottles are 90 cents and
one dollar. We certainly would advise q
trial. II may save you from consumption,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Proposed Amendment 10 tAl G.a-
sG!yGal d Ohio.
IA AxAFIoN,
AMENDMENT NO. 1.

<AhAARtOnNAsA u AtO. As
sEGcTIoN |. Be 1t resolved by the General As
sheli be submitted to the electors OF this State
on the nrst Tuesday after the first Monday In
M9Nember, 1889, to amend Section 2 Of Article
sAll ?f the Constltutionof the State Of 0no, so
sttaf 10 shaliread as follows. 7 = a.1at
ARTICLE XII.
SRc.2. The General Assembly shall provide
terthe raising Of revenue Tor the support Of
Ine state and local governmentsi but taxes
shHl pc uniform on the same class Of subjects.
Buryfng grounds, ,lpublic school houses, houses
used exclusively for public worship, institu-
lions OF purely public charity. public property
personal property to an amount not exceeding
inYalue two hundred dollars for each individ-
uals may, by general laws, be exempted from
TAXATION; and the value OF all property so ex-
empted shall, from time to time. be eascertaaned
and pcblished. as may be directed by law
sEoT,oN 2. AT such election those electors
desiring to vote for such amendment may have
piaced1apon their ballots the words Taxation
Amendnent-Yes and those opposed TO such
amendment may have placed upon their bal
lots the words Taxation Amendment-N
SEcTI9H 3. This amendment shall take effect
on thefirst day Of January, 1890: ,-
ELBERT L. LAMPS0N,
Speaker of the 4H%S Sgse f RsRrsssntatives hRRVSs
President pro TEN OF the Senate.
Adopted April 8, 1880 ~'i .f u. -
USIrED STATES OF AMERICA. ONO, /
'OFFIcE OF THE SECRETARY 0Y STATE
!. Danie, J. Ryan, Secretary OF State OF the
State OF Ohio. do hereby certify that the fore
going is q true, copy Of a Joint resolution
adopted by the General Assembly Of the State
OF Ohio. on the 9th day Of April. A. ID. 1889
taken from the original rolls fied In this ONCE
In testimony whereof. have hereunto sub
49, sonibed my name, and afixed my on
lsEALl eial seal, at Columbus, the 10th day OF
April, A. d. 1889,
DANIEL J. RYAN,
Secretary OF State.