The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-03-04
LATER.

COLONEL ASA WAY, died at Republic,
o., on the 2sth ult., aged "a years He
was captain Of a company in the
Twenty-fifth Ohio infantry in the late
war, and was the Oldest member Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic in the
State.
The cable of the incline at the coal
mines In Whitewell, Tenn, broke on
the 2sth ult. as the miners were going
to work and the car dashed down the
mountain. Two men were killed in
stantly and eleven seriously hurt. Seven
of these will die.
THE explosion of boiler in Fagate's
sawmill, near Charleston, Mo-, on the
2Sth ult. killed three men and seriously
injured four others
SENATOR GEORGE HEARST, OF Califor-
mia, died at his residence in Washington
on the 9sth ult. after long illness. He
was II years old. and leaves fortune
estimated at 100000, 400.
THE vice PRESIDENT lnid before the senate on
the 2sth ult communication from tho family
OF Gen. Sherman, expressing their gratitude
for and their apprec alton n the sympathy aud
honor bestowed by the senate upon the memory
OF their deceased father Tho house bill giving
the widow Of Admiral Porter . pension Of '',s'V
. year was passed The Indian appropriation
bill was taken up. Among other amendments
adopted was one 70 ray '9D0Oo 10 the friendly
siouI India 8 for property lost or destroyed
during the late trou' 10 BY rec on OF obedience
10 orders OF the government The bill was
finally passed without division A number OF
house bills on the calendar 10 which there WIS
no objection were passe ard The Senate took
up the post once ~ prorriation bill Without
making much progress th the measur> II was
laid inside and thn senap vent into executive
session when the doors we're reopened Mr..
Stanford OF California. announced the death OF
his colleague, Senator Hearst. The usual reso.
lutions OF cor dolence were offered and adopted, Q
com ni;tec was appointed 10 attend the funeral,
and as furthor mark OF respect the senate ad.
journed =. In the house the sundry civil and
Legislative appropriation bills were sent 10 con.
fereno, The dipl matte aud consular appro.
pr!a.ion bill was reported hack from commit.
toe with q recommend ttion that all the senate
amendments be agreed TO xcept the one pro.
viding :or a cab'o between San Francisco and
Hawa ian islrnis; alopted-yeas ga, nays o.
The Speaker laid before tho house a com.
munlcauon IRON inc family or Gen Sher
man, thanking the house for the res
olutions adopted In his honor Public
business wns then suspended and the house
proceeded TO pay tribute TO the memory OF the
late James Phelan. OF Tennessee. Several ad.
dresses eulogistic OF the life and character OF
the deceased statesman were made, and as q
further mark OF respect the house adjou ned
until Sp m. Al the evening session tho copy
right bill with senate amendments was
taken up aud the senate amendments non-con.
Cured In. Mr. Mckinley called up the bill pro
yiding Ihnt nething In the existing tariff laws
shall be construed as Affect ng the treaty be.
tween tho Unite d States and Hawaiian islands,
and II was passed. Mr. Ciunie, OF California
announced the death Of Senator Hearst, and in
respect 10 the memory OF deceased the house
adiourned