The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-24

LongShald oil the new Belfast direct line
which left this port yesterday, returned
today with the loss of Captain Balm, who
had fallen overheard and was drowned.
Cincinnati, O., July 19.-The street car
stables and five small dwellings ut Sedam's
Mills, suburb of this city, burned at an
early hour this morning. Loss about
$1,000.
Memphis, Tenn, July 19.-Three new
cases were reported to the board of health,
Louie T. and Violet Godsey. two sisters
residing at No. AS Bradford street. and
Tom Herman, passenger agent of the Men,
phis and Charleston railroad. The Ill
ness of the Godsly sisters can be traced to
the infection of the Tobin family who re-
Gently died of yellow fever. The young
ladies were in attendance on Mrs. Tobin
until her case was pronounced yellow
fever. These cases dispel the sporadic
theory. Hiram Attety son of the chief OF
police is dying, although his case has not
| as yet been reported to the board of health
rs yellow fever. The Chiefs residence is
in the neighborhood of the Tobin dwell
ing, as is also Sam Kernan's. The re-
ported death of Fred Eckers was prema-
ture, he is living but lies in an extremely
critical condition. The weather is warm
and sultry with occasional showers. The
development of new cases has given forth
impetus to the exodus of citizens.
Louis Brinmont aged 81, residence Ker-
nando road, whose death occurred near
Looney's switch, has just been reported to
the board of health as another new case of
yellow fever.
New York, July 19.-Counsellor Howe
has obtained from Justice Potter of the
supreme court an error and stay of pro-
ceedings on behalf of Chastine Cox, con-
victed of the murder of Mrs. Hull. The
Sc f.,h ho ,al -, tn1,n
New York, July 19-Loans, decrease,
$232, 100; specie, increase, 40,200; legal
tenders, decrease, $793,O deposits, de-
crease, 81 ,174, 500; circulation, increase,
S21, ZOO; reserve, decrease, $459, ,175. Banks
now hold $40, 49,, ,025 in excess of legal re-
quircments.
St. Louis, July 2O.-Several weeks ago
: the western sanitary commissioner, Jas. +.
: Yeatman, undertook the temporary relief
of refugees arriving here from the south.
The old Eagle furnace near the landing
was fitted up with hunks and cooking
= facilities, and those who came from below
: found haven until such a time as they
: could get away to Kansas or find
: homes in st. Louis. Last evening
, this refuge was closed. Their were about
hundred refugees still stopping there
, and they moved their baggage to the levee
: were over hundred more who came up
( on the City of Alton left on the Kinney
4 for Kansas. Later the Grand. Tower ar
{ rived with party from Bolivor Miss
G There was no place provided for them and
j. they are now camping on the wharf
l. Mr.. Yeatman says the closing
Y of the refuge was necessary
q work, thinking that the exodus would be
G of short duration and that those who did
t come could be kept at a comparatively
a small expense. 1t was purely work Ol
|. philanthropy Instead of falling off he
: saws the exodus continues as strong as
|, ever and there is no prospect of its stop
i ping. He has expended over $4,000 in
/ simply giving them temporary re
{. lief. He has no more means
\ appealed to the city authorities in vain
e He says an effort will be made to uniform
: the negroes in the socth who may be com
e templating emigration that they must moi
e expect any help in St.Louis.
e Cincinnati, July 20.-Peter Stuff, one ol
1 the heaviest hardware dealers west of the
e Alleghenies, and for many years promi
D nent in that trade, died in this city this
D morning, aged 81 years. He was born
I near Philadelphia, and was a PRESIDENT ol
! Baltimore. AT one time deceased held q
3 number of positions in the city govern
r ment but retired from active life some
years ago.
: Washington, July 2O-The Secretary Of
4 the Smithsonian Institute is informed by
? cable telegram from Professor Forester
7 of Berlin that the supposed new plane
discovered at the Clinton Observatory
: : July nth, by Professor Peters, is Triggar
|, New York, July 20.-1hc steamer Wea
sci, from Bremen, which arrived to-day
7 brings over six hundred steerage passen
: gers, mostly Russians, who alone represen
! capital of 100000. Among them ar,
. sixty families, having 213 children. They
q are a remarkably fine looking party.
5 Louisville, KY, July 20.-Last night a
q barn dance at Keysbury, near Allenville
J. in Todd county, an assassin in ambusl
v sent bullet through the heart of Franz
q Smith. The murderer is supposed to b.
4 a negro.