The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19

1enCcs, cue. LiSntuinS sIuCA SoNcIa
dwellings in Salem, Indiana. DANA
Mitchell of that place was killed by
stroke Of lightning while standing unde
q tree The railroad depot at Christians
burg. Ksntucky was completely demolishe'
and TWO hundred trees uproOted. Light
ming struck the house Of John Hamilton
in Madison, Indiana, seriously injurin,
some of the inmates. -l
Cleveland, O., June 13-The Leader thi
morning publishes reports from nearly al
the important points in Northern Ohio
and some places in Western Pennsylvania
giving the condition of crops. The FROST
of last week did very little damage. Ther'
will be about two-thirds crop of wheat
The prospects are that the corn crop vii
be a failure. the cause of which is the dry
weather which prevailed in this region
previous to last week. Oats are some
what better than corn though not over 1
two third crop. The hay crop will bt
very light ON account Of the draught
There will probably be fair yield o.
potatoes. Fruits, particularly apples, will
be very light.
San Francisco, CAL, June 19.@Th<
Workingmen nominsted w. G. Hoagland
architect, member of the State Board ol
Equalization.
Boston, Mass, June 13.-The Chicago
Commercial Club arrived this morning
and were escorted to the hotel by the BOs
ton Commercial Club. They afterwards
visited the state house where they were
received by the lieutenant governor and
thence drove to the city hall where the
mayor bade them welcome. Later, the Wis
iting gentlemen were taken down the har
Dor and dined at Point Shirley. This
evening they will visit the theatre. To
morrow will be spent in courtesics, and in
the afternoon and evening an elaborate
banquet will be given.
New York, June 13-The funeral OF
Mrs. Mary L. Deforest Hull, the woman
murdered in her bedroom Tuesday night
took place to-day. A short religious ser
vice was read in the house, after which
the remains, followed by numerous friends
were taken to Plainield, New jersey
The throng of curious spectators was very
large. Detectives went to the house i'm
mediately after the funeral procession
moved. No clue Is known as to who com
mitted the murder. .-,5..t ..;it
A prominent Official at police headquar
tiers stated this afternoon that before many
hours have passed the mysterious muir
der of Mrs. Hull would be fully explained
and the perpetrators of the crime under
arrest
Washington, June 14.-The average
condition Of winter wheat for June is 9(
per cent. against 80 per cent . year ago
The average of spring wheat flour Is about
4 per cent. increase over last spring.
Boston, June 1.-THE Chicago Com
mercial Club spent the early part of the
day visiting the suburbs, returning enjoy
ed a banquet at Horticultural hall. ts
Washington, June 14-Subscriptions tc
the per cent. refunding certificates since
yesterdays repor is $S3,870. Total to datt
Washington, June 14-Reports to the
department of agriculture indicate an in
what over Q per cent. The average con
dition is 96 per cent; it was 90 per cent
last year.
Washington, June 14-Testimony il
the Kellogg g-Spofford case closed toda.
for the present.
New York, June 14.-LOans, decrease
$20ll, 700; specie, decrease, $215 800; lie
gal tenders, increase, $2,029, 100; deposits
Increase, $353, 400; circulation, increase
$40, 900; reserve, increase, 81, 1,7N $50. Ma
tional Banks now hold SO, ,703, 3,625 in ex
cess of legal requirements.
i. Philadelphia, June 1.-THE fire a
Point Breeze smouldered all night but il
under control this morning, though tn
ship Hudson is still burning in the river
Loss by yesterdays fire is about 500, 600
of which $4,000 will fall upon Wsrder
Frew & Co. A like amount upon th'
Atlantic Storing Company, although tn,
entire loss falls eventually On the Stand
ard Oil Company. Loss by both fire
will approximate half million of dol
lars.
Detroit, June 14.-Manley Stevens, Jr,
night watchman at Clark's saw mill a
Hunters Creek, q station on the Detroi
and Bay City Railroad, went home at al
early hour this morning, and finding Johl
House there, and suspecting him of crimi
nal intimacy with his wife, shot hin
through the head twice and through tn
chest three times. He shot his wifi
through the head once, then shot himsel
through the head, and expired immedi
ately. Stevens wife and House wer
alive at the latest accounts, but it j
thought cannot survive long. Steven
had been married only four or fiv
months
Cairo, Ill, June 15.-Ed. Olds, in charg
of q shipment of cattle to Chicago, fel
from the train on the Iron Mountain, nea
Newport, Ark, last night, and was ru
over and killed. He was from Callaha
City. Texas.
New York, June ia short but di
tructive wind and rain storm this ate
noon did considerable damage. A gres
number of trees were prostrated, som
houses unroofed, plate glass window
broken and a sail boat upset in Mort
River, The inmates were rescued wit
1 ~ or
| in the evening during which the Cone
Island steamer Twilight, crowded wit
returning excursionists, was run into O
the battery by the Thomas Collyer Of Il
i same line. The excitement was great q
board the Twilight for time, but all Il
passengers were safely landed by Il
Collyer. The Twilight is badly damage
Salt Lake, June l5.-Amelia A. Your
Yesterday made application for the o
pointment of q receiver, and for an
junction to restrain the executors of Il
estate of Brigham Young from the furth
performance of duty, claiming that thu
have improperly made way with over ol
million dollars Of the estate. The e
ecutors are Geo. w. Cannon, Albert Ca
rington and Brigham Young, jr.
The third district court has appoint
United States Marshal Shaughnessy al
the Mccormick bank as receivers. T
estate is claimed to be worth two and
nalf million dollars. About one milli
is said to have been returned to JOl
TAYLOR, trustee of the Mormon churC
, The executors Of Brigham Young W
publish statement in full this mornir
Philadelphia, june 15.-The funeral
Major George r. Maguirc, Grand Exalt
ruler of the order of Elks, this afterno
was one Of the largest held in the city
several yean. Lodges from Pittsbu
Boston, New York, Baltimore, St. Lou
: Cincinnati and Chicago were in after
F; ance.
Provincetown, Mass. June 15.-3l0.(
have been deposited here by the Spani
, government as indemnity to the own,
: of the schooners Republic and Rising s
: seized south Of Cuba by Spanish g
! boat and interrupted in their whaling "
age.
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