The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-08-07
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enactment OF severe quarantine regulation!
against that city, expressing the opinion
that there is no reason for alarm, and hop
ing that soon the places and citizens tha
have, through great prudence, put uI
quarantine bars, will feel it in their power
to take them down allow the business o.
the country to proceed where it can do sc
without any real danger to the public
health. DR.. Chopin says there is no feal
of an epidemic. One case is reported al
the Quarantine station, and two suspicion:
cases of children on Washington street.
Cairo, July 31.-The local board Of
health passed resolutions that all persons
entering the city be requested to produce
a certificate that they have not been IN the
fever infected districts within fifteen days
Steamers from the south will be permitted
to land only at the Vincennes railroad
wharfboat, at the northern limit of the
city, to transfer through passengers. Steam
ers from above are prohibited from
lsnding when not less than. eight
days from fever infected districts,
transfer of through passengers from trains
to be made at the Vincennes railroad in
cline, two miles up the Ohio. The health
of the city is good. The following ex-
plains itself: As matter of precaution
all northward bound travellers would do
we'll to provide themselves with medical
certificates, whether the locality from
which they came is infected or not. Signed
John H. Rouch, secretary sanitary council
Mississippi valley.
Memphis, July 31.-Four more cases
were reported to the board of health this
afternoon, to-wit: James Hester, Jerry
Cusden,S Rachael Taylor, Mary Taylor
One additional death has occurred, H.
Duprott residing miles from the city.
At a meeting of the Howard association
this afternoon four physicians were placed
on duty to attend INDECENT sick. About
one hundred poor people went into Camp
Marks today. A storm from the south
Chattanooga, July 31.-This city was
quarantined against New Orleans to-day.
Cedar Rapids, July 31.-At Center
Point ten miles north, an epidemic of
bleeding diarrhes is raging. Five to six
deaths day are reported.
Dubuque, July 31.-The epidemic at
Center Point has within the last few days
increased in violence to an alarming de
gree. At the former point there were
eight deaths on Sunday and six on Mon
day. A carload of nurses could be profit
ably employed in taking care OF the
afflicted children. The disease appears to
be virulent fever, and when the checking
of blood passages is accomplished the pa
tient becomes delirious and In q few hours
dies.
Oswego, N. Y, July 31.-Two steam
yachts lashed together and containing a
pleasure party had not proceeded more
than twenty rods from the dock when the
head lashing loosed and one yacht cap
sized and sunk, drowning Miss Persells
of Binghampton, Miss Sarah BOstick, Mr..
and Mrs Burklew, of Kirkwood, and Miss
Hattie Pollock, Of New York.
W. T,,lxr mt nnnol
son, poisoned with his entire family by
ice cream, the other day, is dead. The
family remains quite i'll. i lNfsN
San Francisco, July 31.TA Victoria dis
patch says the vessel wrecked in Barclay
Sound proves to be the British ship
Beecherdass- s-Ambaidass of Liverpool,
Captain Williams, from Shanghai to Buz-
zard Inlet. All hands were saved and ar
rived here.
Galveston, July s1.-A News special
from Austin says; r. r. Booth, ex-
killed last night by r. T. Springfield. The
murderer is at large, the sheriffs on horses
pursuing. ,..
DETROIT, July S1.-A special from Bat
Tie Greek reports the burning of the pleas
ure steamer Lew Clark on Goguac Lake
this morning; also the dwelling of James
Cleveland and three boat houses. Mrs.
Cleveland and her infant peTished in the
flames. and two other children were so
badly injured that they are not expected
to live. Cleveland saved his own life and
one OF his children's by Cumming with II
from the second story of his burning house
into the lake. The fire originated from the
steamers engine room.
Cyoy,on NJ Oxwaoo 1u,v 81
The n.TtV viic;, "a 'et vitk the accident
here IN IL morniop o was from Rim npham pton.
N v and vicinity. and numbered about
o5l neracmes They were spending a few
da,,s ~, the 81 Tsvrance and had th;s
,.Syr,;,, h;rad tho .soeu, yachte F.rr;ng
nofn,Is Iao nJ Inc n;sh STILL ;aw,o @ S;s;t;ps:
" W;n .s,a,, o.H On. ond other no;nts TheS
.,aa ssssJ m ,ha r;ver Sron, The Tboueand
IusnI I.IsI ua II to,.h;s -,ace snd se ,ho Iose
,,I;-,a .i,aa |. sIo.,or hot thor the Farm
natn,, !. 1,as ,roTosod 10 iash the tu,o hoats
LA .hrs 80, ~ "a ,tysor.tI,er xssoon :,
,h;a S mus m.s Snna ,bev nroceeJed ON Their
;nnrnev h,t had moi spne foTtv rods When
Il w.s {,nud md the the stsvs % % were a. not % o..erlv
adjusted and the Josephine commenced
taxing water. Without lessening speed
an effort was made TO loosen the stays:
the bow line was let out till the Josephine
had swung nround sideways when ii
caught in q knot and she capsized and
sunk in go feet of water in half a minute
AS the boat tipred over every one ON board
tell into the water and many were
drawn down as the boat sunk, nothing
happened to the Harrington, and many
were taken out of the water by her, and
others by small boats which pushed out
from shore as soon as the accident oc-
curred. Five ladies were drowned. None
of the bodies have been recovered. Divers
arrived 10 night. and efforts will he made
n % the norn;n1 10 find the ho,ii.s and
raise the Josep6ine. Great blame is At.
tached to the captains of both boats for
| heir mismanapement and lack Of iudg.
ment :, =. - .
New Rrrnswick. NJ July 31-A boat
Containing a pleasure party OF five persons
was nm 7nta bv the Schooner Hoer this
Morning in Raritan river capsized IL and
dro,,-,, "a tue Iad;ee Mrs John D,ningan