The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-13
TnE EAST.


children of jeremiah Shaw, boy and
girl, aged respectively three and five
years, we're found dead, buried in sand
bank, near their home, where they had
been at play.
Ephraim d. Ellsworth, father of the
famous Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth, the
first victim Of the civil war, died re-
Gently at Mechanicsville, N. Y, at the
age of eighty-one years.
Miss Catherine Drexel, heiress to over
$4,000 600, on the 7th received the, white
veil in the chapel of the Sisters OF Mercy
convent in Pittsburgh. The ceremonies
were conducted secretly, but few per-
sonal friends being present. fr'
The plurality of Bracket .(Republi-
CAM for Governor of Massachusetts is
5,9S4.
women's auxiliary OF the Board OF
Missions Of the Episcopal Church in the
United States held their annual meeting
at Bridgeport, Conn, on the 7th. Mrs.
Elizabeth II. Colt, of Hartford, presided,
and over 1000 delegates we're present.
Reportsmadeby the secretary and treas
urer showed grotifying results during
the year. rt
Revised election retarnsreceived from
all counties In Pennsylvania make the
plurality for Boyer (Rep.) for State
Treasurer 62,231.
The Austrian bark Joseph II. sailed
ou the 7th from Providence, r, J., for
Rotterdam with 100000 worth Of cotton
seed OIL This is the first direct foreign
cargo that has left that port for the last
half century.
The decision Of Judge Beach in refus-
ing to grant mandamus compelling the
Calvary Cemetery authorities 70 allow
the remains Of John Mcclure, who died
, while attending an Anti Poverty Society
meeting, to be inferred in that ceme-
terry, has been affirmed by the New
} York Supreme Court. judges Barrett
and Van Brunt wrote affirmative opln-
ions, Judge Daniels dissenting.
The committee appointed TO audit the
accounts OF the Pittsburgh relief COM
mittee for the sufferers OF the Johns
town food, has completed its work. The
report showed that the contributions
from the various cities and countries re-
ceived by the committee aggregated
1884, 4,292.62, Of which S56O,O0 was trans
ferred to the State food relief commits
sion. A cash balance Is still on hand OF
S44, ,465.63.
Father Fling, a well-known Methodist
missionary, died at New Brunswick, N.
j., on the 4th. He was known all over
New Jersey as the ''canal missionary"
having worked for years among the
boatmen on the canal.
The decision of the lower court in
the Samuel ]. Tilden will case has been
reversed by the decision OF the general
term Of the New York Supreme Court
and new trial ordered.
At Utica, N. Y, on the sth Judge
Merwin granted a motion to vacate the
order Of arrest Of Contractor Sullivan
from connection with the Assembly cell.
ing fraud.
By the fall of scaffolding at the in
sane asylum on Blackwell's Island, New
York on the sth, six men were injured
but none fatally.
The body OF Captain c. Marcus Schoon.
maker, who lost his life in the hurricane
at Samoa, was inferred at Kingston,
N. Y, on the 7th. Brief services, at
tended only by immediate relatives, were
observed.
st. Patrick's Roman Catholic church
In Utica, N. Y, was burned on the 9Th.
There are suspicious that the fire was
Of incendiary origin. The insurance is
about $4,000.
William b. Hart, State Treasurer OF
Pennsylvania, died at Harrisburg on
the 9Th.
igTh, Johns Hopkins university has re-
csived gift Of 500, 900 from Mrs. Caro-
line Donovan, OF Baltimore, A chair Of
English literature will be established.
Business failures occurring through
,euA the country during the seven days
eSded November number for the
Dotted States 22s and for Canada 80.
for the corresponding week Of last year
the figures were 1p4 and 80. t !,
a freight and gravel train collided
~ Altoona, Pa, on the ssh. Brake
man william Stevens, of tho freight
h1ip, was killed and two others injured.