The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-03
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The Ohio Republican State convention
met at Columbus on the 26th, and renomi-
mated Governor ]. b. Foraker for third
term by acclamaton on the second ballot
The remainder Of the ticket is as follows:
f. l.. Lampson, Of Ashtabula County, for
Lieutenant Governor; Judge F. ]. Dickman,
OF Cleveland, for Supreme Jndge, John g.
Brown, Of Jefferson, for Treasurer, U. II.
Hester, Of Van Vert, for Clerk, Of the
Supreme Court; d. X. Watson, Of Franklin,
for Attorney General; John Hancock, OF
Ross, for Commissioner Of Schools, and
William M. Hahn for Member Of Board Of
Public Works. -st. .-r
The plant Of the Denver Coli Brewing
Company has been purchased by an En-
glish syndicate for $4,000.
Two boys, George and Freddie Sinskey,
aged respectfully twelve and twenty years,
were drowned in the Des Moincs river near
Des Moines, Ia, on the Goth. Freddie lost
his life in seeking 10 save his brother,
Georges body was recovered.
Colonel Sherman McRae, one Of the Oldest
residents Of Richmond, Va, died on the
18th, aged eighty-four years. Colonel McRae
was a direct descendant OF Pocahontas and
had filed number Of important positions
In the State.
Commissioner Tanner has directed all pen
sion agents 10 supply him with a list Of pen
sioners getting less than 81 per month. After
these lists have been received the commits
sioner proposes 10 order all OF those on the
lists before medical board for examination,
and says he will be greatly surprised II the
board rates any old soldier that was entitled
10 be on the pension list at less than a.
q. A. X. Department commanders will
meet In Chicago July 4, 10 consult regarding
the question Of railroad rates TO the national
encampment In Milwaukee. Roads refuse 10
give the rate OF one cent per mile as was
expected.
At the recent session ofithe Pharmaceuti-
cal Association in San Francisco, Emlen
Painter, OF New York, was elected presi-
dent and J. W. Eckford, Of Mississippi, sec
retary. The next meeting will be held at
Old Point Comfort In September, 1890.
The strike OF the brick makers at Blue
Island, H., for eight hours per day has ex-
tended 10 the workmen at Dalton, Ill. There
are between 100 and 800 men now out
8. G. Morgan, cashier Of the State bank al
Sydney, Neb., suicided on the 9th ult by
shooting himself at his home in that city.
The cause Of the suicide was financial losses,
which will probably lead 10 the suspension
Of the bank.
On the 9th ult three boys from Kansa,
City, Mo-, named Edward Comp, Fred II.
Brice and Frank oviatt, were drowned
while bathing In Blue river. Their bodies
vere recovered.
The American Institute Of Homeopathy,
IN session at Lake Minnetonka, MINI,
elected DR.. A. J. Sawyer, OF Monroe, Mich,
president The institute protests against
the shutting out Of homeopaths from the
medical boards.
I'd Reed, the notorious son OF the famous
Belle Starr, was captured at Fort Smith
Ark, recently. Reed had gone 70 the city
10 dispose Of pack Of stolen horses and
was arrested In q stall Of q stable, where
the officers had him surrounded. He had
always boasted that he would never bs
captured alive.
The Citizens Bank Of Mead Center, Kan
has failed. II is believed that depositors
will be paid In full The failure Of tho
crops last season and bad loans are believed
10 be the cause OF the suspension.