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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
HONORBD IN DEATH
Tributes to the Late Major Gen
eral Crook.
His Old Companions in Arms Turn
Out En- Masse at the Funeral
Services.

ELOQUENT ADDRESSES by Distinguished Cier'
gymsn OF Chlcago--Journey to the Grave
In Maryland.
CHICAGO, March 24.-The closing chap |
ter of the record OF Major General
George Crooks connection with the West
was written Sunday morning, whom
relatives and friends, comrades and ex'
comrades In arms gathered from far
and near around his bier In the parlor
OF the Grand Pacific Hotel to breathe
final farewell to all that is mortal OF the
great Indian fighter and then TO escort
the remains on the first stage OF the
Journey to the grave in Maryland soil.
All night long the casket was guarded
by detail Of officers from Western
posts who had been summoned here oy
the late General to serve upon the
Steele court-martial.
At six o'clock the help In the hotel,
with whom General Crook had been
very popular, paid their last tribute OF
respect to his memory; and shortly after
wards the doors were opened to the pub
lie. From this time on until one o'clock
steady stream OF people OF both sexes,
white and colored, millionaires and Ia
borers, filed past the casket, which was
surrounded with large number OF ex-
quisite floral tributes
The services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Mcpherson, Presbyterian; Rev. DIR.
Clinton Locke, Episcopalian; Prof.
Swing and Rev. DR.. H. W. Thomas. Ex-
President Hayes and Judge w. O Gresh-
am. representing the Loyal Legion, oc-
cupied seats at the foot Of the casket
with General Devole, OF Kansas City,
who succeeded General Crook in the
Thirty.sixth Ohio during the war, OF
their right. Facing the head OF the
casket we're some 200 members OF thu
Loyal Legion OF this city, Milwaukee
Omaha, st. Paul and Cincinnati, to
pether with the personal staff OF the lat
General.
Eloouent tributes to the dead Gen
erals memory were then paid by Proi
Swing and DR.. Mcpherson, who dwell
upou his faithfulness, self-denial an
! self-sacrifice, his devotion to hiscountr
: and his many noble attributes as mar
| The addresses were very affecting an
many Of the veterans present were III
| able to repress their emotion. The pre-
: nouncing OF the benediction by Di
/ Locke brought the service to close an
) the remains were escorted to the Bait
more & Ohio depot by four regiment
! the National Guard, the Loyal Legio
I and the Grand Army Of the Republi'
: The procession was over a quarter OF
. mile in length and the sidewalks wer
: packed with spectators.
Walter Crook, Of Dayton, o., broth'
o Of the dead General, while on his wa
y in street car 10 the hotel yesterda
s morning with his brother John, was SUI
}. denly taken Ill with indications
= apoplexy. He was quickly conveyed
d the hotel and shortly after revived,
though 1t was not considered safe Z
him TO be present at the services. IT
:. remains will reach Oakland, Nd, whe
~ the Anal interment takes place, to-da
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26

Man was made TO mourn but need ne
suffer unnecessarily For every poison
there is an antidote and happily Bludbild
er is the aniidote TO many eyils that pol
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cancer and tumors, 1t reduces glandnlar
dwellings, alleyiates epilepsy, regulates
the bowels, promotes digestion, tones the
stomach, induces sleep, sustains againsl
fatigue and expels scrotulous and al
other blood arrangements. Price $l.OO
Sold by r. ID. Felt.
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FIENDIsH CRIME.
Eleven-Year-Old Colored Boy Cuts HI
Mothers Head on with An Axe.

Eleven-Year-Old Colored Boy Cuts His
Mothers Head or with An Axe.
SoMERvILLE. Tenn, March 24.-A sin.
gularly atrocious murder was commit
ted here Sunday morning the victim
being Mrs. Sallie Hobson, colored, and
the murderer her eleven-yerr-old boy.
On her husbands return from short
walk, terrible sight met his eyes. On
one side Of the door lay the decapitated
remains Of his wife and several feet
away was the head A stick Of wood on
which her neck had been placed when
the cutting was done showed three dis
tinct cuts OF an axe.
The boy was found playing with the
other children, his clothing saturated
with blood. He at Hrst claimed thai
the blood came from chicken which he
had killed, but at the coroner's inques
he admitted that he committed thu
crime. He said that his mother laid hei
head down on the block and told him \
he did not cut her head of she woult
kill him. The boy has been jailed pend
ing further investigation.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
Hard up, But Not De.tItute.

LINCOLN, Neb., March 24.-Governor
Thayer and the president OF the State
Board OF Agriculture have just returned
from tour of inspection in the ex-
treme western counties, where destitu-
tion has been reported. They found no
cases Of destitution anywhere. Many OF
the homesteaders we're hard up, but not
more so than in any border community,
and everywhere they found feeling
that the people could take care Of them
selves and would not accept aid II ten
dered .. tf'.. ..I
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aaudaur Won Easily.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 2I-Ten
Eyck, Hamm, Gaudaur and Hosmef
rowed race Sunday afternoon on the
st. Johns river at Mandarin, sixteen
miles above this city. Gaudaur was
handicapped three boat lengths on &C
count OF his recent victories. He won
the race easily, Hamm second, Ten Eych
third, Hosmer last. Hosmer Is not YET
wholly recovered from his recent severe
illness. A thousand people witnessed
the race. .tUn0i
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
rrach walker Ayerts n disaster.

TRoY, n. Y, March e4.-A landslide
occurred on the New York Central
northbound track two miles north OF
Bath. Saturday evening and the belt
line train, running at high rate OF
speed 10 make up lost time, was stopped
within half dozen feet OF the obstruc'
ton by the track walker, who, after
signaling the train with his lantern
threw the lantern into the cab Of the
engine. The slide is twenty-five feet
in length and ten feet deep. There
were eighty passengers on board the
train
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26

wooDsrocK. Ont, March A.-Young
Birchell continues 10 enjoy life In jail
and eats three good square meals day.
Sunday morning he received boz Of
cigars from John Bampheld, of'the In
transitional Hotel, Niagara Falls, whore
Birchell usually stopped. and Mrs.
Birchell and Mrs. Bampheld were last
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
DETERMINED TO DIE.
Pistol and Poison Used Successfully by
Young Man About to be Married.

Pistol and Poison Used Successfully by .
Young Man About to be Married.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-The dead body
Of Benjamin X. Sanders was found at
Canton Sunday morning with bullet
hole In his head. A pistol was grasped
In his right hand, and two empty bot
ties labeled "laudanum" were found In
the pockets, which led to the conclusion
that the man was fully determined to
die, and used two means TO accomplish
that end. The suicide was a son Of
John A. Sanders, prosperous farmer
and oyster man residing at Madison,
Dorchester County. He had been en-
gagged all this season as captain OF the
oyster sloop Daisy M. Tall. He came
TO Baltimore on last Thursday night
Sanders was twenty-five years OF age
and was TO have been married next week
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
Destruotiye Cyo6ne.

CHESTER, s. c., March 24.-A destruc.
tive cyclone passed over the village OF
Edgemore Saturday afternoon. Four
teen houses were blown down. A negro
named James Miller was killed and sew
eral persons seriously injured. The
roof Of the Georgia, Carolina & North
ern railroad depot was blown half mile
away. Robinson q Bros. establishment
and Dickey's drug store were totally de
molished. Edgemore's new church wa'
alan destroyed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
BLOWN to Atoms By Dynamite.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 24.-Al Barr. OF
Lima, G., started Saturday with a load
of nitro-glycerine from storehouse a
mile north OF here for Camden. When
four miles north OF here the glycerine
exploded and Barr was blown 10 atoms.
After the explosion all that could be
found Of Barr was hand and one foot
The victim was driving a team OF horses
and both animals were terribly mangled.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
Chamberlain's Eye ana Skin
" Ointment

A certain cure for Chronic Sore
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cured BY 1t after all ether treatment
had failed. 25 and 80 cent boxes for
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26

NEW YoRK, March 9A--The judges In
the telegraph tournament which is 70
be held on April 10 at Hardman Hall
met Sunday and settled upon the terms
10 govern the contest. A few minor
changes were made by dividing the con-
testants In Glass A into two sections,
one to compete In the afternoon, the
other In the evening.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
Symptoms of Rectal Ulcer

ram or weakness across lower
portion of back, often referred to
kidney troubles, burning in rectum
after stool, itching about anus, at.
tended with a moisture caused by
discharge from ulcer, constipation
sometimes attended with spells of
diarrhea, finally resulting in
chronic diarrhea, when the disease
is almost beyond cure, but if not
too long neglected may yet be
cured; mucous and bloody dis
charge from rectum, soreness
through bowels extending to
stomach causing dyspepsia I; in
females frequently vaginal and u
terlne Inflammation resulting in
leucorrhea and liberation. Send
to LoDI, O., for descriptive PAM
phlet.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26

h CANTON, O., March sA-The Canton
glass works were totally destroyed BY
ire Sunday morning. The works were
among the largest and most successful
In the country. Loss $4,000; insurance
ss5, ,OOo. Two hundred workmen are
thrown out Of employment by the fire.
II Ia not known yet whether they will
ha rebuilt .tf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
vessel Abandoned and Crew Missing.

LONDON, March "a. = The British
steamer virent, bound from Sulina, Rou-
mania, for this port, broke her shaft At
sea and was abandoned. The captain Of
the virent, with eight Of the steamers
crew, have arrived safely at Ferr,l The
mate and fourteen other men belonging
10 the ships company are missing, and
are supposed TO have been lost.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
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SWEPT BY FIRE.
Ten business Places Mt Hamilton. I'LL, I'm
Ashes-Loss $50, 900.

Ashes-Loss bbU'UUUs
HAMILTON, ILL.,, March 24.-The main
business portion OF this town was de-
stroyed by FIRE about three o'clock Sum
day morning. Two negroes who had re-
turned from coon hunt discovered the
fire in new block Of business houses
and in a few moments the flames were
spreading to adjacent buildings. The
Keokuk fire department responded TO a
telephone message, but we're unable to
do any good on account of lack Of water.
In an hours time ten new buildings
were in ashes. The loss on buildings
and goods is estimated at between s5O,OO(
and $50, 900; partly covered by insurance
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
Ai.rm.d over DIphthsrIs's spread.

NEwARK, O., March 94.-There have
been several deaths from diphtheria In
this county within ten days, mostly chill
dren, three being In the family Of will
lam Geisick. Fifteen cases are reported
In different parts ~ the county, and
thogs Is considerable .,l.. IN. q
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26

fPunyIs, Miss, March s2.-- Jake Kill
rain arrived here Friday morning, but Is
now at Richburg. He will be taken to-
day TO Columbia 10 serve two months In
the county JAIL. The sheriff Is undecided
~ 70 whether or not he has the right TO
hire Kllrain out The Attorney-Gen-
cral thinks he has, while the district
attorney has issued acontrary opinion.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
won't Through . nigh TrestIe,

BRMsoHAM, Ala, March "a. = A
freight train on the Georgia Pacific road
went through a forty-Ave-foot trestle OF
Horse Crock Saturday. Conductor Mitch
ell and q colored brakeman were SC
badly injured that they died. Several
other trainmen were slightly hurt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
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co,,a., County osf,claIs indicted.

3 SAN Daeo, Cal, March a. Tho grand
jusy has found indictments against nine
,promine q county oficiAls, including
3udQc Aitken.r Tor felony and perinry In
Altering documents. for falsifying judg'
newt rolls and for other offences. -Four
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GLoucRsrEn, Mass, March 22.irscsp-
lain Bobben.. OF the schooner Norserpap.
reports that he spoke the sshooner n.
A.. Duncan, OF Gloucester, 81 Browns
bank, and she reported losing elk men
turing tho sto. IA " Ncdne day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26
Statement from Henry Beibes'
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Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich
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Rectal liberation is the most
dangerous of all rectal maladies
owing to its undermining the sys.
tenn before its victims realize their
danger, the absence of pain being
due to the scarcity of nerves in
that portion of the reetum mostly
afflicted.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-26

Army, died very
suddenly at E1o
o'clock q. m. yester-
day in his spart-
ments at the Pa
ciac Hotel, whore
he has lived for
two years. He has
mot been in perfect
| health since his re-
turn from the
Southwest q month
- Ia .,
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"a Brave soL LDlER GONE,

s.dd.n Death ss Chichks d ,aior--csnr
sral Ssores Ctoolss, Ccrnmsndsr Of the
Department Of the Missouri-skstoh OF
Mis Brilliant Military Career.
CHICAGO, March 22-Maior-Generai
Casorge Crook. Of the United States
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
rs John KEENAN, COMING BACE1

Honest John Keenan, the Bismarck Of the County
Democracy" the first one o. indicted bribcrs who
Will return from Canada, according D. The rumors no"
,re,,ent wah the chief Of the County Democrats
in IN. Kiln District. lie an Alderman IN 1854.
hut ra, selected according 10 testimony heretofore
given I'm the bribery trials, 10 hold the 600 which was
raised 10 secure the passage of Broadway Railroad
franchise lie went 10 Canada after tie disclosures IN the
nrng OF 1886 and has remained Montreal q the
time for four years He s rich man and inter
cst in brewery here. DstrctAttorncy Fellows denies
that he has any knowledge OF the expected return Of
keenan, He made the declarations Of ignorance Of
the expectd return Of cXAdernan Saylcs when the an
nouncement that he was coming made.
Patrick Keenan,, the woll-known Countv Democracy
leader OF the MIN Assembly District. seen at his
hcadquarter> Avenue and SNh.st. last evening and
said. John keenan, il not coming back Ncwlork 20
far A. I know and think that would likely 10 know
n H. about a. anybody else. clcgraphed him
Yesterday afternoon Of his mothers DEATH which took place
y.sterd,y but received answer and do not look
for any except by mail John Keenan,. / might a. wen
saw Is not my brother relative Of mine. and /
have had no conferences his with the District
Attornsyn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
VEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Trinity Church. New Rochelle. was AT '"o p IT.
Yesterday the scene of the wedding oi MIS- '.'
beth Harrison daughter Of Mr.. ana MrS' '"'ou
Harrison and Arthur B. Turnure' son VI H'''" "
Turnurc and nephew Of Lawrence lWhu'c' wv
wi,bstandinc the rain and wind Storm the ch"I'H "
well filed with guests. many OF whom went up "V''
vc,rYork on the two special attached I" the
midday train from the Forty second ST. s''''oi.
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. t4i'"'
Uigbee pastor of Christ Church Pelham ana NJ wa"
assisted by the Rev DR.. Charles FORBES '''''''' -"
rector of the church James Barnes WIS pc>' "'''''
and the ushers were William Wh!tiocK sahucl !.
Barry Or. W. q. states Chaunccy FloNd'ohcS' jaw"
+. Harrison, jr.. brother OF the Dfl'e' L'"''''
Turnure jr cousin of the bridegroom. and Henry H.
Taylor Miss Marie Harrison was the maid of honor
The four bridesmaids were MISS Agnes Brown cousin
# the bride: Miss Olive Gract. and Miss Mamie ana
Miss Adele Turnurc. sisters Of the bridegroom Inc
bride received number Of valuable giit'
After the ceremony at the church large reception
was held at Harrlworhr the home OF MI ana 'ifN'
Harrison. Among the guests were "eheraI 'l""u"
b. Wilcox. of Washington: Lawrence TurnuFe' uh'c
~ tho bridegroom. the Misses TurnuIe. Mrs. Henry
H. Hubbard Mrs. Henry Carleton Mr.. and Mr. JcNeph
Marie Herbert seymour. Mr. and Mrs. stephen =
Baldwin Miss Baldwin. A. Van elect o. d. Num-
g. J. Conncn Mrs. Blanche Crscr, Mrs. {. H. Mar
henccke sister OF the bride and wife OF the herman
Consul Mrs.. William T. Blodcett Miss bi"dReu Mr'
and Mrs. John /. WING, the NISs'S ""-' ga
Mrs j. Morgan Wing. ir, Mr.. Clark Brown N'>'
Brown Mr. and Mrs. John BnSbcn Waller Mt. an"
Mrs George Adec Miss Adec. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Emmett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lathcrs Miss LatheT>'
Mrs Lockwood Mrs. Whiteright stuart and Mr.. zaI
Ireland
Miss Emma Kerr. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Kerr. was married at : p. m, yesterday. in the Rose
Hin Methodist Episcopal Church. in Twenty seventh
st.. near Thiriave., to the Kew LOWS "E'Ah"o
Barney ,,.- VI.
The wedding Of Miss Isabel Gurnec and Jules mon
tant Will in place this evening AZ the home oi te
BRIDE No. G26 Fifth ave. , -, t,,,,
cards are ont for the wedding Of Mss Eva HI
-quudcr. the daughter of hr. and Mrs Carter =.
saunders and Porte Virgil Ransom. son Of snrrV-alr
Ransom The ceremony VIII take place IN The 'tl,AE
BAPTIST Church. In West Fifty seventh st.. on the acf
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
4 RECEPTION FOR Mr.. AND MRS KENDAL

A large reception given yesterday from 70 :
D. m. by the New-lork Ladies' club. AT their club
house in Lexing gton-ave., for Mr.. and Mrs kendal
The rooms were prettily decorated with flowers and
claret cups tea and cakes served. The guests
were received by Mr. and Mrs John G. Wcstcrvct. Mrs.
Uilborne L. Roosevelt Mrs. Edwin Mitchell. Mrs.. John
X Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. Il. Il. Colgate and Mrs Henry
W shelton the president Of the club. Among the
quests who called during the afternoon and evening
were Mrs. Eastman Johnson Mr.. and Mn Henry N
Dav Mr. and Mrs W :. Livingston lr., Mr.. and Mr..
John r. Broadhead, Miss Allaine Lee Mis- \. J..
Clark Miss Louise W. Clark Miss BunRers. Mr. and
Mrs Henry oakley, Mrs. X. z. Huntington. Mr. +. b.
Austin Mr. and Mrs p Ferris, Mrs. Edward Anderson.
Mrs Edward A Saunders, Mr and Mrs. George Hpady
Miss NJ +. Wood. Mrs. Howard Crosby. Mss Gra.c
crosby Miss Victoria Whitney, Miss !. IL Tones, Mt
and Mrs Thomas Hitchoo.k. Mr. and Mrs Francis
Gordon Brown, Mrs Field, Mis- Waterbury, Ms, l.. y.
oakley Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Jay and Mr.. and Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
coyr wrtLKyowy At1oRs AS urySrRELS

One Of the leading features Of the anniversary en-
tertanment of the d" Five AS az the Metropolitan
Opera House next Tuesday afternoon, Will be nrgr"
minstrel first part in which about 100 actor. viii ap
pear Among them will be Edmund Collier Ir"n.
Lawton, Billy Birch. Harry Maxwell Frank Mor"N'
Luke schoocraft. Digby Bel, W. !. Scaulnn Harry
and John Kernel. a. {. Morcland, Frank WIFE VI D.
Curtis Dan suy. Tim Murphy, Louis Harrison, Evan
and Hoey, Donncly and GiraId, Mark sullivan. James
Powers, B. F. Carroll, Barry and Fay. sam DeVci''
Edwin French Lew Doct-tader, George OHM, PRANK
Daniels Primrose and West. Tim Cr9niu. Jo~eph 'ii
William Collier IgnacO Martnetti. Charles seaman,
W +. Mack and Richard Jose. DcWOf Hopper WI!
act as interlOcutor and W. :. Mulaly as muNcaI dI
rector Charles Reed will arrange tho bu-lnes' ana
speeches. The vocal music VIII be- by the "'onhN
Fair" quartetto and Tony PASTOR minstrel quaiicilr
Among the ladies' who have volunteered for tins ai
niversary are Misses Lillian ku-sell, Bertha Rlccl
Marion Manoa, Kate Castlcton, Della Fox, Flora aid
MAY Irwin and Amelia Glover.