The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-26

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George Baine, well-digger, was ovcl
II come by foul air, and died before ASST
lance could be rendered. e r,;ta. = z
"A chime of bells pronounced the fines
In the State, was placed IN the Church o
the Holy Sepulchre, Gambler, Monday
A man named rHecker, while waikiki,
on the Atlantic Road at Cleveland, wa
struck by a locomotive and instantl.,
Jacob Rutz, single man, and for many
years resident of Dayton, was run owe
and killed by the night express on I'll,
ShortLine railroad. 50 ii ss -
j. The Board of Trustees of the, Athen,
Asylum met at GAINESVILLE to investigate
Steward Bell, but Cross failing to appear
the case was dismissed without hearing.
Hager 8 Aliens dry goods store, Con
grocery, Riddles tea,storey AIlsnas.4soeer
| and .Woodrpf's dry goods store, at .PlaiI
City, were burglarfzed, it is supposed BY
home TALENT ssit sos sszEs.EbnsT y
w. E. Bruce, aged sixty-nve, uncle of R
B. Beeson, of Beeson 6 Son. of Wash
ington G. H., while ont driving.in, spring
wagon, co1lided with lumber wagon, and
was thrown TO the ground and had leg
badly broken above the iknee.lst sitt y
Mrs. Perry Coyle residing in Canton,
fell down stairs and was almost instantly
killed. Her son had arrived ON late
train from Massillon, and while eoing to
answer his rap on the d0ur, ysome means
unknown, she fell with the, above result
The residence OF, DE-. Robinson, in
Wooster, was entered by burglars, who Sc
cured valuable gold watch, earrings and
$500, belonging to Mrs; John, Werner, Of
Forrest. The inmates of the house were
chloroformed. No clew !" t's ia = =
The democrats of the twelfth senatorial
district, composed OF Miami DafkA and
Shelby countless met in conventions ias
Rgna, and nominated George W. Moore,
Of Darke county, for state senator by &C.
clamation. The platform of the state con-
yention at Columbus was Adopted sssi
. John Soltz, of Florence township; Erie
county, was tried in the. Common Pleas
Court on charge of outraging his own
daughter, aged fourteen years. The case
was given to the jury, and after being out
fifteea minutes they, returned q verdict of
guilty. Soltz will be sent to the Peniten-
tfSry for life.
A desperate attempt. was made on the
public highway a short distance east OF
Athens by three ruffian tramps to rob q
peddler named Mcguire, who for some
time past has had his headquarters at
Athens. His resistance and outcry alarmed
the scoundrels, who fed without having
accomplished. their ppEpassr asssI.is9
iiIt;has Just come to light at Lima, and
creates some sensation, that Simpson
Walker, Of the firm Of Kei1 q co. handle
Manufacturers. il mysteriously missing
and is supposed to be in Canada BE went
to Mansfield and other points, collecting
amounts due the firm, and was successful
in obtaining some $1,50O. The other part
ners will lose nothing. ,sla9F 5a!sssz
! j. N. English, proprietogi of the New
Philadelphia news depot, LEFT on last
THURSDAY morning, telling his wife he
would be back On Saturday. In q letter
to d relative there, mailed .at Cleveland,
he stated he had gone fer good, and would
never more return. Various rumors are
afioat as, to the cause of his fight. He
leaves q young wifenand two interesting
children unproyided for4p4 sil5 best
Perintown, near Winchester, the old
home Of Judge Perrin, was the scene Of
great festivities. Mr.. Edmond Spence,
one of the most popular conductors of the
Cincinnati and Eastern Railroad, was
estimable young ladies. of that village,
Miss Pesola Kneop The ceremony Was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Bacon. Mr..
Geo. WILDER, Superintendent, placed IA
special train to accommodated Mr.. Spence's
many friends. -,,.... =. -. -
Dr-TWilliam Watts and b. Warren, Of
Sylvania were arraigned il the Toledo
grave in syivania fCemetry. The s COM
plainant is John Tousand, whose wife
was buried in Sylvania Cemetry about
May "a. The body was afterwafd
discovered and identified by Toledo detect.
ives, In d medical collage at Ann ,Arber.
The parties accused were tried before, .
Sylvania Justice, and discharged, the
Justice claiming that there was no evil
dence to sustain the charge; whereupon
they were Immediately rearrested by
Toledo officers. The accused were admit
ted to bail of $500 each So = :
Hon. Frederick w. Green. appointed
State Inspector Of Oils In 1873, by Cover.
nor Bishop, died at his residence in Cleve
land, after an illness Of several weeks
The deceased was born in Frederick, Md,
in 1916, and settled in Tiffin in 1888. He
was Auditor of Seneca County SIX years
and in 1851 elected to represe1t Inc Con.
gress Seneca District, and was reelected in
1858. He secured the passage of the act
creating the new Judicial District under
which u. 8. Courts were, After. 1858
held for the Northern District Of Ohio in
Cleveland, From. the creation of the dis
trict till 1855 he was Clerk of these Courts
| in which position he made many friends
On leaving the Clerkship he became onf
ofthe editors and publishers of the, Cleve
land Plain Dealer, and 90 Continued tin
| 1874, when he retired in Consequence Of M
health. He was Secretarysof the Ohi(
Centennial Commission at Philadelphia
and had charge of the. erection Of tht
Ohio Building. 2is1a fs3l'ii,
A suit in the Cleveland Common Plea
Court for money has revealed the, follow
ing singular case: Some years ago JohI
Ffauenfelder, who was very anxious Z
have child, managed to get one by tn
aid of his wife's sister, q comedy yOuna
woman of twenty-one. This Was dom
with the consent of his wife, and on tn,
payment to the girl Of $4,000, with til
understanding that the child was to- b
/ legalized and adopted i'm the househol.
when it was. six months old. Accord
1 ingly, Eraudenfelder and his wife wen
i before the Probate Judge and formal,
adopted it. In 1875 Mrs. FraudenfeldeI
l who became very unhappy after the atfall
began acting strangely, and in January o
the next year filed q petition for divorc
on the ground of adultery. The couT
granted this and gave her "a 500 alimoay
After this her mind rapidly become q
fected, and guardian was appointed, sh
having been finally adjudged insane
| Prior to this she had accumulated. go
herself, and placed it in the savings banl
i Henry Burgholder, her guardian, has jnl
brought action to recover il, which
the cause now pending Frau.ienfelds
has married again, and the 3adulterou
sister has. also found husband. m
heir, q girl, remains with sFtautenfelde
who is happy and unconcerned. ssyis