The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19
TE1EGRAPHIC.
MISCELLANEOUS.


which Oliver Sails was shot AMI killed
by Richard Brown, brotherin. law
Cause. family difficulty of long standing
Sails threatened 10 whip Brown, and
Brown went to- his house and got shot
gun, and returning, shot Sails in the heart
killing him almost instantly. Brown Is
in Jail.
Time, 2.231S2-2 2:2O2{-2:314. Tn.
ESQ race was postponed until tomorrow
New York, June 12.--At a meeting o
freight agents today resolution was
adopted cnacting that on the 23dsinstan'
freight rates from Chicago to New York
on grain, fourth class, flour and live hogs
be advanced five cents per hundred pounds
and to all other points in proportion. The
action of the meeting recently held a,
Niagara Falls relative tot e establishment
of a tonnage pool on eastern bound freight
was approved, and it was resolved
to pool eastward traffic from
i Chicago. Letters of acceptance were read
from parties selected as arbitrators, and II
was stated that they had selected as theil
chairman Charles Francis Adams. jr
Committees were appointed for the estab-
lishmenl of pools TO ST. Louis, Cincinnati
Louisville, Detroit. Toledo, Indianapolis
Lafayette, Peoria and Columbus.
President Sherman, of the Chicago
stock yards, was chosen commissioner OF
live stock with power to regulate rates and
traffic. r 4
Springfield, June 12.-The June report
of the condition of the corn crop of the
state, published by the state board of agri
| culture to-day, shows an acreage of about
2O0, 600 bushels, and the average condition
of the crop about 10 per cent more favor.
able than last year at this time.
| Joliet, ILL.,, June 12.-Mr. Nelson Flack
an old settler of this place. died very sud
denly yesterday morning at his home on
Collins street He was ,down town the
day before, and had done his marketing as
usual. Wednesday morning he got up
went into the kitchen to make fire in the
stove, as was his custom, and fell to the
floor a corpse. Mr.. Flack was SO years
of age. 80
Chicago, June IA seventy-five hour
walking match to begin in thirty days
for s., 900 a side, was arranged today be
tween O'Leary and Grassland. The
match between O'Leary and Guion has
fallen through, O'Leary being unwilling
to walk before October.
The car builders association adjourned
to-day.
Toledo, June 1.-THE Ohio Women's
/ Christian Temperance Union in conven
tion in this city, met at the First Congre
gational church to-day and this evening
to perfect arrangements for a more sue
cessful carrying on Of their work during
the coming year. The day was spent in
listening to various articles upon differ
ent departments of the work. In the
evening Mrs. Youmans, of Canada, an
eminent Temperance worker and orator
delivered an able address TO q very large
assemblage which was received with the
warmest expressions of approval.
Bordentown, New Jersey June IA
terrific storm passed over here this even
ing. The rain fell in torrents, accompa
MED by wind and hail. Trees were up
rooted, roofs carried away AMI several
buildings blown down A mile below
the storm was not felt.
Trenton, New Jersey, June ia vio
lent storm, accompanied by hail, passed
over this city at half past three O'Clock
this afternoon, uprootilg trees and doing
considerable damage. A washout occur
red on the Pennsylvania railroad, delay
ing trains for a while. iasz
Waupaca, Wis, June 12.-The large
tannery of David Parish, situated half {
mile from the city, was entirely con
sumed by fire last night. Nothing but ,
fortunate direction of the wind saved III,
planing-mill of Jardine & Poll, and tn,
SAW-Hlu Ol ldTlue ~ ~. Isl
will loose 5000. There is an insurance
of $500 on the building and 81 500 on tn,
stock and fixtures In the Royal Canadian
Company.
Detroit, Michigan, June ia specia
to the Free Press from Grand Rapids re
ports a fire at Blanchards, Mich, las
night which destroyed the mill of d. G
Blanchard, and three million feet of lum
ber owned by Graf, Little & Co. Los
$55 600; insurance $57 900.
Welland, Ont, June 12.-To-day Chas
: Garrett, of Drummondville, while walk
, ing the streets of this town, was shot fatal
ly, by VIM. Alexander. The cause of tn
shooting was because Garrett seduced
,, lady friend of Alexander's.
Augusta, Ga. June IA cyclone pas,
ed over Sandersville, to-day. The Catht
J lie church and many other buildings wer
blown down. Fences and crops sustaine
considerable damage. No lives lost.
S Boston June 1.-THE stove manufactu
S ers in session to-day, advocated an az
vance in prices, and favored a slidin
: scale of discounts, with no time over fou
n months. -.-f -
Philadelphia, June IA reliable est
i, mate fixes the total loss by the Poll
Breeze fire, at 100000.
bia House, in course of erection, was 81
5 on fire tonight and damaged $4,000.
II Cincinnati, 12.-The annual meetin
of the Ohio editorial association will CO
If vene in this city on "Wednesday next, JuI
e 18th. Quite extensive preparations ha'
been made by the fraternity here in CO
junction with the city authorities to ente
1t tain those distinguished guests in purs
Il ance OF which the following programn
has been arranged.
N New York, June IA police offic
le high in authority in speaking with i
porter of the Evening Post this mornin
Of the murder of Mrs, Hull, admitted
'o was convinced that the murder was col
- mitted by person in the house, and sa
the severing of the jewels was device
e. shallow to deceive any one. He nj
d admitted that il was likely that an ARE
would be made very soon. possibly to-da
Superintendent Walling is said TO be CO
as as vinced that the missing jewels are still
e' the house. but if the jewels are not fouI
in the house or in the drains, 4
*. be altered, as they say it is imp
sible TO say how far the jewe
might be carried along the sewer by IN
eu ter passing through them. DIR. Hull
iit under surveillance. The idea that murd
OF was committed by professional burglars
generally discrediteu by all persons
90 miliar with criminal matters. They q
&C confident iiI the case. Before the end
,er the week 5000 postal cards giving
cription of the missing jewelry will
sent to all parts of the country. Pol
we will get a full statement of every meml
Id of the household as to their knowledge
er- the existing feeling between themscl,
and Mr.. Hull and others in the house,
is well as of events Immediately precedi
rd, and following the murder. Captain "
I'll liams on entering the house to day 4
DIR. Hall in the hallway and handed q
patch to him. DR. Hull read the dispa
me and then handed it back 10 the capts
On In who read it and questioned the doc
Ae about it. The contents of the dispa