The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-29

Mr.. Warren Hinman of Tallmadge
was in Akron during the day, and died
without premonition at midnight after.
His age was about 20 years.
Thieves visited Greenwich, Saturday
night, taking about $50 worth from
Bechtel's store, and horse and carriage
worth 5000 from the stable of DIR. Rey-
nolds.
The old NJ. E. Parsonage at Medina
is moved off into the neighborhood of
the foundry, to be used as a tenement
house, and a new parsonage will be
built on the lot.
Gen. Hancock recently lost an infant
grandson, by cholera infantum. He
was bright baby of five months, nam
ed after his grandfather, with whom he
was great favorite.
At Mr.. Alcott's "Summer School Of
Philosophy, at Concord, Mass, the
women outrank the men in numbers,
and the school is as characteristic in
pupils as in its teachers.
Mrs. Frank Gregory was telegraphed
to come to Philadelphia last week on ac- |
count of the sudden illness of her hus-
band who was prostrated by sunstroke,
followed by bilious fever.
Miss Eta Smith sent, from Fremont
to the Penitentiary for two wears for at
tempting to poison the family OF
w. w. Slime, has been released and is
,:.I~
A tramp was arrested at Fremont,
supposed to be one of the burglars who
robbed stores at Monroeville three
nights before. Soma of the missing
goods were found on his person.
VIM. Jackson, 10 miles from Mt. Ver-
non, was thrown from a moving ma
chine, by an obstruction, and one arm
was cut off above the elbow and the 9TH
er nearly severed above the wrist.
The Medina Gazette says that farm
hand in York is reputed to be the legatee
of New York millionaire, whose de-
ceased daughter loved the young man
when he was her fathers coachrnan.
| Bumblebees were the cause of a
twelve year old boy getting mixed up
with moving machine at Smithville
Wayne Co, by which one foot was sever
| ed the other dreadfully cut and manglcd.
An eight year old son of jackson
Stroup, in Spencer, was good deal
bruised by winding a hitching strap
around his hand, and the horse he eX-
pected to mount starting OF, dragging
him some distance.
The Chagrin Falls Exponent, after
due inquiry, sorrowfully concludes that
the electric corset" dandy, alias Prof.
Smith, alias the boy Lecturer, alias
the "Great Temperance Reformer'', all
las the "Boy Orator. Is Chagrin Falls
own, that he is 'tOur jimmy"
Two horses were killed by lightning
at Madison, barn and contents burned
in Ashland Co., another in Delaware,
O., two more near Bucyrus and one
near Gallon; three of them struck by
lightning in the storm of Monday night.
the others, origin of fire not known.
The Michigan Grangers have issued
secret circular to the farmers OF
Michigan urging them to vote for none
but farmers to go to Congress. Theil
plan is to hold caucuses in advance o
tn e regular political meetings anil have
the nominations secured beforehand.
Miss Ida Bates, aged q years, tool
advantage of the temporary absence o
her attendant at the Cleveland Insane
Asylum, Friday, crawled through
an aperture of the grated window five
inches wide, and fell 90 feet to th'
ground, sustaining injuries from which
she died the same evening.
Some sneaking, cowardly rascal, t.
vent his spleen against Mr.. Anderson
proprietor of the Model Dining Room
or Mr.. r. c. Powers, owner of the prop
erty, wrecked one of the large plat'
glass windows by throwing ston
, through it. The glass is single pane
filling the large window, and cost 500
New London Record.
At Cumminsville, o., boy of 10 yrs
shot his playmate in fit of anger, will
9 q toy pistol. 1t seems that there is n
law preventing dealers from selling
these deadly playthings to children
: occurrence. In many cases this is tn
J. first intimation to parents that thei
e children have such things in possession
" The Democracy Of the Congressiona
District comprising what is known a
the Monroe district-Lorain, Summit
:. and Medina-net Saturday in Medin
- and nominated their candidates. F.
Reefy, of Elyria, was made chairman
o d. L. Wadsworth, of Wellington, wa
by acclamation nomi mated for Congress
and j. J. Hall, of Akron, received
unanimous vote for Judge of this Judit
ial District.
A disease resembling diphtheria bu
much more fatal, has been travelin!
q eastward from the West, and in vii
lage eleven miles below Cipcinna,
there were thiry-one deaths from il
y This was nearly two years ago. 1t ha
reappeared and lately has prevailed i
Gin c!nnati, and before this in Chicag
10 and other places in the West. There
"a extraordinary swelling of the gland
and tonsils, sometimes causing suffocs
l. ton; and constitutional disturbance ou
ID of proportion to the localdemonstration,
though sometimes this is reversed.
Is HENRY LEAR, Patriot, Ohio. writes
y was taken sick last Wednesday wit
a very severe Rheumatic pain l
r. my left shoulder: was so unwell tina
d 1 could not turn myself around in bed