The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-08-14
ace in which there sre evident signs {,

race in which there sre evident signs f
another. '
The first event, the 2 80 race. was un-
finished, owing to darkness. The SIKH
trial was declared no heat, it being ap-
parent that the driver of Kate Hall did
not drive to win.
Some excitement was occasioned in the
2:1S race by a change of drivers
of Bonesetter and driver of the
The following is the summary: 2:35
class, Katie Hall took Sd and 4th heats;
Dacina I'd and 5th, and Glostcr 1st. Time
2:a6K, 2:271s, 2:241ss, 2:2s1s, 2:2s. Race
nfinished.
= In the 2:1s class; Darby 1st. Bonesetter
2d, Driver Sd. Time, 2191a, 2 10 and
3 lsk
Fall River, Mass, Aug 7-George B.
Durfee resigned the presidency of the
Montauk mill. and William Lawton Slade
was elected. The mill obtained an exten-
sion some months ago, but the stockhold-
ers on Tuesday next will consider its finan-
cial condition.
committee began investigation here by in
quiring INTO the operation of the proyis-
ion OF the state constitution giving suf-
frage only to such foreign born citizens
who possess real estate valued at $134.
Baltimore, Aug. THE Maryland dem
ocrats to-day nominated VIM. L. Hamil-
ton for governor, c. j. NJ. Gwinn for at
tcrney- general. and Thos. J. Heating ior
comptroller, and Spencer Jones of Mont
gomery for clerk of court of appeals.
Memphis, Aug. S.-Fourteen new cases
wee reported to the board of health this
morning, eight of whom are colored.
Among the whites p. Beucler, Julius
Seller, Sarah Flago and daughter, Annie.
Five deaths from yellow fever occurred
since last night, Fannie Flago, Robt Z.
Webb. Angelic Arata, l.. Roberts, and
Lewis Palmer, the last named colored.
The Howard association this morning
| assigned two additional physicians to
duty-Drs. julius Wise and Heber Jones.
1t has rained continuously since 0 last
| night.
A. w. Jones, orderly sergeant Chica-
saw Guards, died suddenly this morning
of congestive chills.
| New York, Aug. S-Of seventy-five
deaths from yellow fever in HaytI, II were
Americans. .-.-..
| Memphis, Aug. cases of
yellow fever in all, eight white and IA col
ored were reported to the board of health
to-day. Three additional deaths have oc.
CURED, Martin O'Leary, Ben Avent and
Jack Macklin, the two last colored. Major
Il
city and New Orleans, late member of the
board of police and fire commissioners
was prostrated with fever yesterday at
noon, but symptoms did not fully develop
till late this evening. His attending physi.
clan, DR.. w Rogers says he has severe case.
Major Guy is sick at j. r. Miller's resi-
dence, one mile distant from the city, on
Poplar street boulevard. John J. Hanson,
superintendent of quarantine, and ID. T,
Porter, chief executive of the city, to-day
issued the following to inspecting officers
and police officers on duty at Memphis:
Until further orders you are hereby
instructed not to permit any person OF
persons to be landed from any
boat or other water craft al
this port who have not had yellow fever
and in addition can give evidence of being
able to provide for themselves. These re
strictions also apply to roads leading into
the city. The weather is very chilly
damp and unfavorable alike to sick and
we'll No change in the condition of Ed
Moore and ]. NJ. Tyne; they are very low
Miss Athey is convalesing.
Memphis, Aug. S.-The fever has been
declared epidemic and the officials war;
all returning refugees to remain absent
from the city.
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. S.--Smith ant
Hall, the murderers of Major Pugh, a
Murfreesboro some time ago, having ap
pealed to the December term of the su
prcme court, were not hanged at that plac,
today, as sentenced by the lower court
They are at present in the Murfreesbor,
Jail, where they will remain until they
receive a final hearing before the su
preme court.
Fort Fairfield, Me-, Aug. 81. Boiler
who grossly assaulted child clever
years old, was pursued by the peo pie ant
shot.
Fall River. Mass, Aug. THE propert,
of George II. Durfee, and Fidelia B. Dur
fee, his mother, has been attached by tht
Merchants and Mechanics bank. The at
tachments aggregate over $4,000 Thi,
is an outgrowth of Durfec's speculation.
with the funds of the mill of which he wa.
treasurer.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. S.-Henry W
Kind, the partner of James ID. Fay, whS
recently died by his own hand in Oregon
committed suicide on Wednesday night
by taking morphine. His wife's fathel
had left his estate to Mrs. Kind. Mr.. X
had charge of it, and in a note to his wife
he stated that he had squandered the en-
tire property, and gave that as his reason
for killing himself.
New Orleans. Aug. S.-Mrs. Brown
| airs ftllcy, WIS SnOt III the uedu dut
killed tonight in an oyster saloon by
Police officer Tom Clark, her paramour
both were drunk. Clark escaped.
Cincinnati, Aug. S'-The wagon factory
of James Duncan on Seventh avenue ant
Fountain street burned this evening
Loss probably $4,000; insurance un
known.
New Orleans, Aug. S.-A San Antonio
special says Sacob Hairline was hanged
today inside the Jail in the presence OF
about so persons, for the murder of Petel
Maddox, of this city, February 7th Hair
line assembled the scaffold without emo
ton, and affirmed innocence to the last.
New York. Aug. S.-Cool Burgess, tho
minstrel, was arrested tonight in Tivoi
theatre, on telegraphic requisition from
Toronto. The warrant for Burgess arrest
is for felonious assault on William F. Wild
geny, a Toronto fruit dealer, Widgeny
having been the cause of estrangemeni
and separation between Cool Burgess and
his wife. He will be taken to Toronto
tomorrow.
Wanted-An Electric Bug Destroyer
When Edison was talking ABOUT run
ming his electric wires through the gas
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