The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-31
TEL,EGRAPHIC.
IlSCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
Chicago, July 24.-The executive conn.,
nittee of the eastern trunk lines to-day
greed to advance the trunk east bound
reights on August 4, on a basis of 20 cents
or grain, 80 for fourth class and forty on
i've hogs from Chicago TO New York.
All striking cabinet makers who could |
sct back have returned to work on the old |
conditions.
The coroner's jury to-day decided that
Elizabeth and Anna Trowbridge, the sis
Lers, who so tragiccally committed suicide
ON Monday evening were of unsound
mind at the time of their decease and also
Mona Trowbridge from all
in the death of her sisters she
being also insane.
Cincinnati, July 24.--The Catholic Tele-
graph announces the closing, for at least
of Mt St. Mary's of the west. The finan-
cial difficulty of Archbishop Purcell is
the chief cause of this action.
Fall River, Mass, July 4.-The spin
ners at the Fall River prints wor ks, eight
in number gave notice of quitting work
this noon. They assigned no reason for
their action, but it is supposed that they
did not dare work longer.
Ottowa, Ont, July A.-With reference
to reports from American sources that Sit
ting Bulls band is on the war path the de-
partment of the interior does not credit
any such rumors- Recent advices from
the northwest says Sitting Bull and his
men were peaceably inclined. Their re.
lations with the mounted police were new
er more satisfactory.
Lewiston, Me, July 24-This evening
Secretary Sherman addressed an audience
of three thousand people from all parts OF
Androscoggln county. Ii was one oi the
largest meetings ever held here, hundreds
being turned away. Sherman said on his
arrival at Portland, democratic paper
propounded to him variety OF questions.
A number related to the bond subject,
asking who should print the bonds
of the United States. The balance OF the
what is called committee of investigation
appointed by the democratic house to ex.
plore the treasury department to see II
anybody had stolen money. When Glover
came to the treasury department, every ia.
cility was given him to examine all the
recesses of that great establishment. He
was allowed tc explore it, he was allowed
experts TO aid him in that work and after
it was all over he did not find that any
body had taken away any money belong
ing to the United States of America
and 1 am glad to say te
YOU that for three years moi
one single dollar of the public money has
been lost or wasted from the treasury de
partment Glover made the report that he
did not find that anybody had stolen any
money, but he found that there had beer
some irregularities from time TO time
committed in the department several year!
ago. They found one honest, fair-mindet
man, DIR. Linderman, and they houndet
him into his grave upon what honestly
believe was false aad unfounded charge
The report was made to democratic
house, and though some democrats wer'
drawn into the meshes, the house decided
that it was not worth Il e cost ot~printing
All these questions that it was deemed
should speak about were rejected by
democratic house and a democratic com
mittee Mr.. Glover was not returned t.
congress, and sometime after gave his re
port TO some newspapers to print at 1t
own expense, or at his. / don't know
which.
Chicago, July 24.-The attendance a
the Jockey Club races to-day was yer,
large, estimated at over $1,000. There wa
a brilliant display of vehicles and tn
grand stand and all other sections of tn
grounds were crowded.
In the 2:26 race, purse $500, divided
among four, ten horses trotted. 1t wa
won by Charley Ford; Gray Salem second
2:25k, 2:24, 2:26, a:264. At the four,l
heat Of this race the judges removed tn
drivers of Russian Spy and Gray 81
lem. In this heat Brigadier, Dictator
and Monarch Rule made dead heat fo
the second place. At the beginning of tn
last heat, the judges stated that they ha
been informed that certain owners an
!, drivers had combined to let a certai
horse win, and warned those parties tbs
if they had evidence sufficient, they woul
expel all of them. During the race ther
, who drove Brigadier, and Farrell, tn
driver of Dictator, who claimed that Spla
had pocketed him. The matter was, hov
ever, adjusted. ,..
The greatest interest centered in til
special race between Rarus and Hopefr
for the purse of 5000, of which 81, 2,75
: was to go to the winner and the rest to th
: loser The entrance of these two fly CT
: was greeted with tremendous cheerin!
Splan drove Rarus and Dan Mace Hop,
, full. An admirable start was effected fc
, the first heat, and Hopeful, after gettin
outside took the pole at the first turn an
, allowing Rarus to walk ahead, which h
fnI Inv three lengths Time. half mil,
n7S! mile 17aI
od heat An even start was made
u,as a reno,;t;on of tho Let heat mn the /
m;I. ,oIa where Rarns closed mn IN Hon,
f,,i anS gradnaIlv ont tro,,;ng him wo
a%,;n % E in 3 .o1iI The II mile was mad w.
;1 = os - "'' ''>'
" In he ,b;r,l heat Rarus cot the hest ,
tho start and was tro,ted for the hest h
II ~ I.n rntN..v
S3II 10 The half in OIL
and home in o.Is. Homer
came under the wire i'm 2:241s. barrel
SAVING his distance He broke badly dui
inc the circuit making This heat entirel
, ono sided one -
Tha last event nacing race nursa s1 IN,
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