The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-11-28
The EAST.

One hundred and twenty-five war
rants have been issued and four arrests
made in Blair county, Pa, recently on
the charge of selling oleomargarine in
violation of the tax law.
. The body Of Gen. John c. Fremont,
which has remained for several years in
the receiving vault of Rockland ceme-
terry, on the Hudson was inferred on
the 22d in the Rockland IN. Y. ceme-
terry under the direction of the AsSoci-
ated Pioneers of the Territorial Days
of California.
Gov. Flower has summoned John R.
Fellows, district attorney of New York
City, to show cause within eight days,
why he should not be removed from Of
fee. This action is the result of
charges OF neglect Of duty on the part
of Col. Fellows made by committee
representing the Good Government
clubs of New York City.
The jury in the case of Fred McDon-
nell, on trial at Meadville, Pa, for the
murder Of John McAndrew, on the 2lst
brought in a verdict of guilty of mur-
der in the first degree. The defense
will apply for a new trial.
The Chemical National bank, of New
York City, has, for the first time in
half century, been made the victim
of defaulter. The amount involved
is S15,715, and John B. TAFT, who was
the paying teller, is the official charged
with misappropriating the money.
Jacob Scheller, 6-year-old son of
John Scheller, farmer residing near
Perrysville, Pa, on the goth shot and
killed his 1s-months-old brother, John.
The boy was playing with loaded
gun, which had been carelessly left
standing in the corner of the room.
Congressman Amos J. Cummings has
been appointed subway commissioner
of New York City. The salary Of the
Office is $1,000 year.
Frank e. Godfrey, assistant superin.
tendent Of the gymnasium of the Bos-
ton (Mass.) Young Mems Christian
union, fell and broke his neck while
working in the gymnasium on the 21st.
In reply to a communication from
Gov. Flower, of New York, in regard tc
DR.. Gibbons attempting resuscitation
upon the body of an electrocuted con.
vict, the attorney general says that
neither the governor nor the prison
superintendent has authority to, grant
such an experiment.
On the ed Harry Peoples, bank
clerk 25 years old, was found dead in
his room over the Johnsonburg (Pa.,
National bank, with two bullet holes
in his head and 32-caliber revolver by
his side.
The coroner's inquest on the death o.
Cornelius Riordan was held at Syra
cuse, N. Y, on the 22d. The jury hello
that Riordan came to his death from
an accidental blow delivered by Robert
Fitzsimmons and exonerated the latter
from ali blame.
Alderman Charles Parks, of New
York, recently convicted of keeping
gambling house at Asbury Park, N
j., was on the god sentenced by Judg,
Connover to pay fine of $500 and serv,
five months in Jail.
George d. Teller, for many year
land and travelling agent of the North
ern Pacific railroad, died at Buffalo, N
Y, on the 22d, of apoplexy. He was Z
years of age.
The board of trustees of the Western
Theological seminary of Pittsburg me
in that city on the 22d and refused t,
concur in the recommendation of th
Presbyterian General Assembly that al
Presbyterian seminaries be PLACED
under control of that body.
George M. Irwin, of Pittsburg, VIII,
is wanted in that city for the alleged
misappropriation of $261, 900 in connec
tion with the discretionary pools, wa
arrested at New York City on the cad
During the week ended November q
business failures numbered 1872 in tn
United States against 1856 last year, ant
81 in Canada against 81 last year.
BY the burning of the barns of tn
Allegheny pa Traction Company ol
the 2Sd, forty-nine horses, seven hors
cars and seven electric cars were con
sumed, and three adjoining dwelling
DESTROYED, Loss, S75. 600