The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01

st. Petersburg, April 27-The Noove
Vrenua states, the chief object of the
Chinese mission here has failed; Russia
having refused to surrender Kuldja, and
negotiations are broken off.
London, April 25.-The strike of miners
has stopped the Jarrow Iron Works. Other
tinues. The earl of Durham proposes arbi-
tration. es .- ss-cf3s df-.a~
London, April 25.-Parole is nominated
for the Ascot races, June 10th. q yaIis.
The cold easterly winds inconvenience
Hanlon and Howdon. Hanlon is likely
to row Elliott on June 10th.
In the pedestrian match at 9:4O this
morning the score stood, Brown, 427 miles !;
Hazael. 4O3; ,Corkcy, SS9, Weston. 362.
At 4:15 this afternoon Brown had scored
452 miles; Hazael, 427. Corkey. 412; Yves.
ton, 372. All going well. ,as uia1-
London, April 25-At three O'Clock this
morning the contestants in the walking
match had made the following score.
Brown 480 miles: Hazael 454; Corkey
43S, and Weston 4O3 T:,ere is little bet
ting on Corkey for End place-Hazael
is i'll. f..-...', z-s4. .--zf. Ia ~
A Berlin dispatch says, Bismarck has
hoA a NOhACAChSC WIN Vic 1suooAoh ouADoo-
sador, on the subject of adopting common
measures against socialists.
Madrid, April 25.-King Alfonso will
start for Seville tonight, in consequence
of the report that Princess Christina is at
the point of death. is-i- ~ aiis.
Paris, April 25-The general council
passed resolutions condemning Ferry's
education bill. Ferry, speaking at Escu-
rial, said his measures expressed the pol
icy of the entire cabinet. He was resolved
to rersevere to the end in the path he had
entered. The government has placed be-
fore the council of state the pastoral of the
archbishop of AK, attacking the education
bill, taking the ground that it is breach
of law. The government is firmly resolved
to prevent controversy on the subject be-
ing reproduced in the form of pastoral
destined to be read in the pulpit, thus in
Producing political discussion into re-
ligiOus worship.
London, April 25.-In the house of
commons today Sir Stafford Northcote
said the governmOnt was considering the
advisability of issuing proclamation of
neutrality in the South American war
He said that 292 cases of cartridges from
America had been landed a Glasgow on
the way to Liverpool addressed to parties
In Valparaiso. he DcllcVeQ Inc seizure Oh
these munitions Of war was not in his
power.
The great Sandown hurdle race was won
by Ignitian./ Blue Ruin, second; R. Hagh,
third
London, April 25.-A private telegram
says that Pisa Qua, Peru has been bom-
barded. Guano loading appliances at Hun
aillo's and PaliellOnda Plea, have been
doofrOvod IOnune ia still hI0cE Qdpd
and all sailing vessels have left. Work
men have fled. Business in the interior is
entirely disorganized. III uG.,o 9GT
St. Petersburg, April 25.-One house af-
ter another is searched at night and every
occupant whose passport is found irregu-
lar is arrested. The Russia ambassador at
Constantinople has asked permission to
open all letters leaving for Russia
Vienna, April 25.-The grand process
sion, with which the silvcr Y-.ddin;s fes-
tlvities of the emperor ami 60, rss ere
to culminate today, has been pcst,ui:cd
until Sunday on account of unfavorable
weather. -.frss-s sd