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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06
LATER.

TIE Lincoln (Neb.) woolen mills were
totally destroyed by fire on the I'd,
causing loss OF $4,000.
THE returns OF the census supervisor
show the population OF Arizona mot
including the Indians) is $1,000.
JAMES CLARK & Co., coffee dealers Of
New Orleans, have made a cession Of
their property 70 their creditors Liza
bilities, sl5s, 900; assets, sos, ,00O
THERE were over four hundred deaths
from cholera at Mecca, Egypt on the
1st The disease is reported on the In
crease at Valencia.
VERY REV. GRoRGE McCLosKEy,
brother OF Bishop McCloskey, died at
Louisville, KY, on the Sd.
A FIRE at Farnia, H., GA the I'd Do
stroyed two hotels, the opera house,
Masonic hall and twelve stores Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $1,000.
THE A. A. Freeman Coppanys stone
elevator and mill at Lacrosse, VIA,
burned on the I'd. The estimated loss
Is $500, 900; half insured
THE whiteman paper mills At Dams
Vile, N. Y, was destroyed by FIRE on the
Sd, entailing loss OF $4,000; insur-
snce, eils,0oa loit " tlt og
FREp and Andrew Raymond, aged ton
and twelve respectively, togetbef with
Maggie. the seventeen-year-old dauRht
Of Matthew McYeagh, were drowned u
| BrAttleboro, Vt, on the 3D. Tho boyr
wore In bathing and, getting beyond
their depth, Maggie attempted 10 rescue
them, whoa eli we're drowned. iaff
N Yhs Senate On tAs Va the credentials oi
| Edwaid d. white ~ Senator nom the nfstc oi
LouisiAnh for the fuii term beginning March 4
| 1901 ITO succeed Mr. Eustis) were presented
Nj. Morrill, wns erhnted unlimited iease OF %
| scnce on account Of the condition Of his health
ne TArin bill was taken up, the pending qucs
ton being upon Mr. Vests amendnent Y
reduce the duty on decorsted china v
| 10 Dor cent nd yalorcm and on plain white un
Decorated china 70 20 per cent instead OF 90 ant
Is per cent. in the House bill, and Of IS and y
% proposed by the Finance Committee. Ate
discussion vote was taken and the result wal
yeas II, nays eo-no quorum. Mr.. Plumi
offered Q concurrent resolution which
went over, as follows; "That the Con
gross desires the removal Of tho remain
Of the iilustrious soldier and statesman
Ulysses g. Grant, and their interment in AT
iington National Cemetery; and that the Prcsi
dent be requested 10 convey 70 the widow o
this eminent man such desire, tendering 70 he
on behalf Of the Nation AL necessary facil
ities for such removal and intcrmcnt.'
Tho Senate then adjourned. :. In N,
House consideration OF the Senate amcndmont
70 the sandry Own Appropriation bill was 70
sumed- The amendment appropriatng f7b.o0
for lighthouse on the North Carolina coas
hundred and forty members were hhnouneod q
paircd on this vote. resolution was adopted
revolving leaves Of absence and the bill wa
nnaiiy sent 70 . conference Adjourned
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06
sERsoMAL AMp PoLlIIoAt.

MoBRILL Z. GATES, president Of Rut-
gers College, has been chosen president
Of Amherst College, 10 succeed julius
H. Seelye, deceased
ASSISTANT SECRETARY NErTLEToS
has been selected TO represent the Treas
ury Department in connection with the
Worlds Fair. !H
THE Republicans Of tho Nineteenth
Ohio district on the 80th ult. renomi-
mated Judge Z. b. Taylor for Congress
by acclamation.
COLONEL JOHN A. BRIDGELAND, . we'll
known Republican politician Of Indi-
any, died at Fairland, that State, on
the Soth ult. He had held many Offices
Of both State and national character.
AT tho Cleveland race track on the
3oth ult., Adonis, the California pacing
horse, broke the record, making q mile
in Blk tho fastest mile ever paced In
Q race.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has given
positive assurance TO committee that
he would be in Boston during the @. A.
R. enoampment f
MRS. SALLY BRowS, aged io5 years,
died at Chichester, N. H., on the Sist
ult She was the Oldest person In the
State. tt.t5 st ll,t.,.. t,.l
AFTER taking 425 fruitless ballots
tho Democratic convention Of the
Eleventh Ohio Congressional district
adjourned sine die.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06

JOHN w. LANcrr1, " lyinincl:y: I.
w QuimBy. of Ohio, and d. HssCifll-
more, Of Illinois, have beon appdintcd
members OF tho board OF pension APP
peals in the Interior Department.
THE executive committee OF Republic
can League clubs OF New York have
issued call for the annual convention
at Saratoga Springs, September 4, next
AFTER taking $50 ballots without max.
ing nomination, the Republican con-
vention Of the Tenth Ohio Congressional
district on the 31st ult. adjourned sine
die. The last ballot stood; Wallace 81,
Doane 8S, Hurst Az, Little 90.
CAPTAIN JAMES BoYp, u. s. N, died
suddenly at his residence in Brooklyn,
N. Y, on the 31st ult.. He was fifty-six
years old and was for years in command
Of the Tennessee.
GEORGE L. SCHUYLER, one OF the
founders of the New York Yacht Club,
died suddenly on the 31st ult, while
the guest OF Commodore Gerry on the
flagship Electra OF the New York yacht
squadron, off New London, Conn. Mr..
Schuyler was eighty years old.
Hon. THOMAS L. JAMES, cx-Post-
master General Of the United States,
and now president Of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank of New York, has accepted
the presidency Of the East Tennessee
Land Company, made vacant by the
death of General Clinton B. Fiske.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06
IN f.lSuER
Ihc Wotld's iais. Biil May be
Vetoed
By Governor Fifer, Of Illinois, on Ac-
count Of Its Alleged Unconsti-
tutionality.
The Proposed Legislation would Extend
Privileges which Can Not Legally be

SPRINGFELD, Ill, Aug. 4.-There is
great danger Of the Worlds Fair bill
being vetoed. Grave doubts Of the con-
stitutiouality Of somo Of its provisions
are entertained by the Chief Executive
and the bill may fail to become law
after all. The constitutional question
involved Is simply this: The Legislature
has declared that submerged lands may
be filled and reclaimed and used by the
city OF Chicago for a park. When any
part thereof shall be used for any other
purpose the whole shall revert to the
State. In brief, it creates new park
and legislates away the title to such
submerged land as may be reclaimed,
the same being the property Of the
State. These amendments are not, 1t
is claimed, within the purview Of the
call, which would seem to contemplate
Legislation giving to the Worlds Fair
only the use Of public Crowds Of either
State, city or park for purposes Of the
fair.
The amendment passes title with
certain restrictions and creates q new
park, proposition not involved by the
call, and neither is it included in the
title to the bill, and the courts OF the
State have held time and again that but
one subject shall be included in an act
and that shall be expressed in its title.
Speaker Cochran has not yet signed the
bill, but will probably do so to-day,
when II will be sent to the Governor for
his approval. II Governor Fifer Is
forced to veto the bill 1t is understood
that he will not reconvene the Legisla-
ture, but will allow the matter to be re-
introduced in the thirty-seventh Gen.
eral Assembly.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06
DOMESTIC.

Tftt strike at the National Tube
Works, McKeesport Pa, has been set-
tlpd and fbe men returned 70 work on
thSgIst ultl The worlpmen waived the
dslhtna thIt the ccmpsny sigh she
A1nigainatea scale, sgrselng 70 resume
ifSn tkfeefnent was signed to pay the
sSkle of wages The strike affected
1000 mon % '-- '-s q 'lHs -
The business portion Of Walnut, IL,
was swept by fire on the ,8lst ult., fifty-
six buildings being destroyed Sixteen
families are homeless. The losses ag-
Rregate slsS, 900, With insurance $40, 900.
.TnE postofice At Newport, r L. was
robbed bf $1,000 worth Of stamps on the
slst nlt The theft is believed 70 have
been committed by q suspicious looking
man who was seen about the ofiice and
who probably took the e'train for Boston.
on the Sist ult, fourteen months after
the food. the local paper al Johnstown,
Pa, publishes what II claims TO be q
correct list OF the dead. The total num-
ber is given at 2, 1877, which, II correct,
leaves over 900 bodies not yet recovered.
The list varies considerably from Sec
retary Kremer's report, and the names
are given of thirty-four persons who
we're lost from the day express.
THE first mechanical patent issued by
the Government was granted July 81,
100, 70 Samuel Hopkins for making pot
and pearl ashes. The total number Of
patents issued since that time is 4sa, ,4sa.
PREsmEET FITzeERAup. Of the Irish
National League Of America, has issued
an urgent appeal 70 all sympathizeri
with the cause TO Immediately trans
NIT all available funds 70 the hom,
oflce Of the League in Dublin.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 4.-To-day
the State election in Alabama takes
place. The indications point TO an In.
creased Democratic majority. A sue
cessor 10 United States Senator Pugh
will be chosen by the Legislature
elected to-day. Governor Thomas Seay
and ex-Governor Thomas II. Watts are
candidates and Senator Pugh will run
for re-election,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06
retsi shoosinr Anrsy.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. A-About mid.
night Saturday L H. Pattillo, travelling
sorrespondent and agent Of the Augusta
Chronicle, and O. ?. Hudson, q dry good,
salesman. engagsd in . shooting ARRAY
At the Arlington Hotel. Hudson Fas
killed outright and Pattillo Is wounded
seriously. A family trouble in which
lady figured is said 10 be the cause.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. A-Peter Duff
fy and Henry Krause were fatally cut
late Saturday night BY Al. Bush. The
three quarreled about . woman with
whom Bush was walking and Bush was
greatly ahgered. He suddenly drew q
knife. The other two ran, but Bush
overlook them separately shd slashed
them 90 severely that neither can re-
oOvor. .t..i
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06

CINCINNATI Apg. t--The signing Of
Latham BY the local League team hai
sreated . commotion. President Stern
10 already In receipt Of kilograms from
two other Brotherhood men asking FOL
plsces and dispatches received herr
from IN Authoritative source declar,
three Of the New York Brotherhood
team have asked 70 DO taken book.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-06
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city, YVES found dead AZ her homo Sum
day afternoon, She had taken doss
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OF otherwise is not yet known.
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BASE BALL.
Record OF Games Between the Leading
Professional Clubs.

Record OF Games between the Leading
Professional Clubs.
Following are the scores OF Saturdays
contests.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Al napolis-Cleveland Q, New York q
Al Chicago Boston 8 ChicagoA
AT Brooklyn-Pittsburgh 9, brooklyn o.
Al Cincinnati Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati II
PLAYERS LRAGUE.
At Bunalo-Boston q Bufalo7.
Al Cievelnnd-Philadelphi 8, Cleveland O
At Pittsburgh Brooklyn g. Pittsburgh II.
AtChicago- York 8 Chicago6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Al Philadelphia Columbus g. Athletics O.
At Brooklyn-Toledo4 4, Brooklyno
At Syracuse-Louisville 4 Syracuse0
At Rochester-St Louis s Rochester4.
SUNDAY CANES.
Al Columbus-Athletics T. Columbus q
At New York Brooklyn ., Toledoe
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-31
Cub and Kittens
rCincinnati Enquirer.l

Inere Is months lion cub at the
gardens that is being raised with black
cat. The cub is very much attached to
pussy. They play and frolic together
every morning, and before any visitors
come they are let out for romp in the
grounds. Pussy bounds off for the
woods, the cub following at breakneck
speed. Pussy runs upa tree. after bird,
and that dumfounds the cub. He takes
it philosophically, however, and lies
down at the foot of the tree watching
her. When the keeper goes to get them
he pounds the tree with a club and
down comes pussy and runs for the car
nivora, followed by the cub. A few
days ago beautiful white rabbit got
out while the cub was playing round the
stone floor of the carnivora. The cub
gave chase, and the stupid rabbit of
course stopped right in the cubs paws.
II expected to see the cub tear the pref
ty long cared thing to pieces, remarked
Sol Stephens, "but no, he only smelled
of it, paved its long ears and played
with it, much rs cat does a mouse, let
ting it hop few steps and then bounc-
ing after it." The rabbit was at last
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Domestic Markets.


dEW YORK.July 80 I89O-The FIour market
receipts IL oil packages; exports 443O bbls
and l2.2U7 sacks; quiet and unsettled: lower 70
sell; sales 17,425 bbls.
mills extra at 6094 So; city mills patents 5 90
as 40; winter wheat, low grades at q 75G3 az:
iairito fancy atIs 4596 90; patents at 4 1906 40;
Minnesota clear4 0004 IS; straights do at 1OR
10; do patents 6595 65; do rye mixtures
3 85G4 40; superfne at 26d3 90: fine OO0
269; Southern flour dull and easy; common to
fair extra 1903 80; good TO choice do at Asa
30. Rye Flour firm with fair demand; super
nne at l5G3 30. Cornmeal dull.
Whent-receipts 80 300 bush; exports 1924
Ousn; sales $4,000 bush; dull, unsettled and 10 W.
e., closing heavy; No 2 Red 98ssca1 co elev, 90
%S5HSe afoat, 81 "A @99Ac I o b; No 3 Red 941s
No ~ Northern at l o2B@ 81 o3; No / hard at
99e; kye flrm State 60@601sc Western at 581s
SsS h UVSornIreeeigts 10 80 bush; exports 1885,
HsS pnSh sales Dnsh quiet and unset
S9issgo1hsc anoat; steamer Mixed 51N@511Sc.
Sn RE 1d 1000 bpsh exports 2bO BUSH
closed weaker; No at s9c: White u do at 1SlG
4lc; No 2 at s9% @41c; white do 4Is4 a421Ic;
no at 401s94lc; do White 43c Mixed Western
6Oc No Chicago Ale CoSfee nRo 3 s rm e aSd
quiet; fair cargoes at zoe. sugar-raw held Arm
by i Fenf Extra a5keI sglet and steady
l1-16c; Yellow at 43s@5c; of A AZ 5ssS
3 9-l6c; Mould A 9 3-i6c; standard g i.lae:
SoWdered 81 "a o?s ioaf and crushed Ga
Heeiiroleum steady-united at 881Ac pork less
80 iI1T oo and steady; mess $13@Sl4 extra prime
s ShO 10 90. Beef dull and firm; Beef hams
StOg Iierced Beef quiet and firm: chi meats
SenresS WIN good demand mddles firm. lard
western st Hn large receipts; hog exporters quiet
casey ana quiet for Continent 2oaS 9Ss az
auIet and al firm nutter quiet; extra firm. Cheese
Freights to Liverpool unsettled; grain ID.
CHICAGO. July 80, lsso.-The Flour marka,,
nrm,I Wheatis unset tied, weak and lower: No
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MAINE TOWNS.
Pemb roke.

The haying season /, / now fairly opened:
The weather for the pi lst week has Deen all
that could he desired nd a large quantity of
excellent nay has been saieiy Sto It IN tne
weeks later than last !. year, but the. yield in
this vicinity will be somewhat above the
average, and with continuation OF good
weather the quality va Il De entirely satlsfac-
oats in many places ar badly rusted, and
while there may be a Ii lrge yield of straw,
rusted grain seldom de yelops good full ker.
mel. Potatoes are loo king well, and give
promise of an abundant crop. Beetles are
not so numerous as in former years, but
some fields will still req uire gentle appli-
cation of Paris Green. New potatoes of
good quality raised on the warm gravelly
appeared in our market at from $1.90 to $1.5O
per bushel.
The census enum, orator has found ONLY
1910 inhabitants will lin cur borders, against
1924 in 1880. This decadence may seem
somewhat appalling, but the reason may be
found in the fact tn, 1T ten years ago this
town was the seat of a large and fourishing
industry carried on by the Pembroke Iron
Co. Bar and bolt iron and all varieties OF
spikes, nails and tacks were manufactured
in large quantities, giving employment to
from $50 to 800 men and boys. This bust
ness is now entirely wiped o ut of existence,
and the. waters Of the Pa nnamaQuan RIM
''unvexed to the sea-" With their employ
ment gone these operative have been
obliged to seek other homes a nd other fields
of usefulness. Some of our young men and
women have gone to the cities and to the
manufacturing centres in Mass achusetts and
other places in New England. Others have
gone to the new West. But we find no fault
with the census enumeration. We have a
happy and harmonious community, are
blessed with light taxes, good roads, good
schools and pretty girls.
The farmers are thrifty and prosperous.
The Washington County A gricultural So,
ciety will hold the annual fair at the grounds
Sept, 80 and Oct. l.
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Spring at so1sc; No 2 Red at s2c. Corn active
No ? at sS1has41Se: 81 kyys s;-, 2 at 52IsG56c.
Barley is nominal Per 4o is Ho, sctlve at II 80
meats-shouIders 6e21s@6 76i snort clear sides
at 5 60@5 76.
bush; corn $4,000 bushi oats 314 900 bus rye
1000 bush; barley, 1000 bush.
Shipments Flour. 200 bbls; wheat. 1900
bush corn, 284, 900 bush ioats, 100 900 bus; rye
4.0oo bush. barley 10000 bush.
ST,LOUIS, July 80 1890.-The Flour market is
lower; choice at 2 95G3 10; fancy at 6Oa3 80;
extra fancy sS Ss % patents 1894 So Wheat
Oats higher, No 2 at 34a341sc. Provisions quiet
and steady-Pork at IL rs. Lard s as. Dry sailed
meatsIshonlders at 40; longs 80 ribs at 40;
short s elear6 at 80. Bacon active.shoulders at
70; longs 9OG5 So short clear 8 06@6 121s.
Rece1pts-Fl0ur, ,0OO.bbls, wnsdti 109, 900 bus,
corn 81 ZOO bush oats 81 900 push; barley 5000
Shipments 5000 bbls, wheat 5000
bush, -corn $4,000 bush, oatS 10000 BUSH barley
90 600 bush. rye o,OOO bush
DETROIT. July 80 189O.-Wheat-No 1 White
at s915c: No He'd 9111c. Corn-No 2 at 481Sc c,
0ats-No 2 at 34@; Mo- White sec.
Receipts-Flour 600 bbls wheat &C, 600 bush: :
corn 3400 bush; oats 81 500 bush.
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THE PRESS.

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of N
q. Fessenden, Horse Railroad Station; Marquis
rs Exchange ST.; Chisholm Bros, Union De-
Congress st.; Jewett, 504 Congress St., Peter
son, Exchange ST.. Goold, corner Congress and
Chestnut Sts.; Chisholm, 109 Congress ST.; A: G.
Todd Co. Tmmo1 Sorner ss
Beardsworth, 81 India St.; Da Silva, 221 Spring
St.; Brown, Cor India and Commercial Sts.,
snd SIstG% House Middle s
Young, ALB Congress St., skinner, ioO bra a
St.. and of Chisholm Bros agents on all trains
running out OF the city.
Auburn, Ha ktlI g. Reynolds
Bath, j. Q. Shaw.
Biddeford, +. M. Burnham.
A. L. Jefferson.
eoston, Mass, American House
Brunswick, B. l.. Dennlson.
Cumberland Mills, II. G. Starr
Damariscotta, (. w. Dunbar.
Deering, @. NJ. Record.
Fryeburg, ]. G. Gerry.
Fairfield, E. Fl. Evans.
Harrington, II. G. White s. Co.
Gardiner, Palmer Co.
Gorham, Jas. 81. Irish g Co.
Houlton, f. L. Cook.
Lewiston, Chandler g Estes.
Long Island T. NJ. Glendenning
Mechanic Falls Merrill & Dennng.
Norway, s. L. Crockett, A. o. Noyes.
Old Orchard, Geo. Z: Fogg,
0 o Island. 8. 9: Prince p = Son.
Richmond, G. A. Beale.
Rockland, o. s. Andrews, R. h. Burnnam g A.
saccarappa, W. B. Boothby.
saco, 81. B. Kendrick & Co., VIM. Stackpole.
Skowhegan-Bixby & Buck.
Thomaston, e. Walsh.
Vinalhaven, A. b. Vinal.
Waldoboro, G. Bliss.
Woodfords, ii. A. Leighton.
Yarmouth. w. +. Bennett