The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-04-29
Late News Notes.

crops In Inc NOrtuWcSI Sto uou"SSN
by an open winter and retarded by q
late, wet Spring.
The six children of the Pope family
who have died OF, ,diphtheria within q
short time, in Cleveland, were members
of the Scranton Avenue Baptist Sunday
School.
DIR. Joseph T. Webb, highly educated
and skirlfal in his profession and
brother of Mrs. President Hayes, died
suddenly of apoplexy, at Minneapolis,
Tuesday morning. 49, s-.- ....-. = f,
/ The San Francisco Bulletin, comment
ing on the Kalloch-De Young quarrel,
characterizes It as the outgrowth Of reck-
less journalism on the one hand and
border politics en- the other. -.-.--)
A Jersey bull at Nor walk, tried to
kill his owner last week, tossing him
up four times. Then the dealer in
fancy stock, geod deal wo1nded and
beaten, ingloriously retreated under q
wagon until help arrived. i'
: Prof. Kinney of Norwalk, lately had
a narrow escape from lightning, which
struck in the Vicinity of the school
house. He was standing at an open
window and felt the electric spark very
sensibly across the breast aud should
ers.--Chronicie. .h.Iias -.a a.-fiI z..
During the last week the region Of
the Central Pacific railroad has been
visited by the heaviest and most pro-
tracted rain and snow storm within its
history. Over l6 feet of snow has fallen
in the mountains and there are drifts 40
feet in depth. H. g.;
The funeral of Miss Jennie Reynolds,
who was found dead in the streets of
Columbus, Friday, with evidence of
having been choked to death, was at
tended Sunday, conducted by Rev. A.
c. Hirst of the N. e. Church. The
murder is still a mystery. i H
A young married lady. Mrs: h. A.
Jones, residing with her sister in Cleve-
land, has been driven TO insanity and sent
to Newburgh, the cause being the well
laid plan of her father-in-law to separate
her husband from her and oblige him to
get q divorce. Later evidence entirely
exonerates the father-in-law.
Chas. De Young of the San Francisco
Chronicle was shot and killed in his Office
on the evening of Apr. 2Si by s, n. Kali
lsch. son Of J. s. Kalloch, whose quarrel
with the deceased is fresh in the memory
of news readers. De Young had used
every possible means to collect data re-
garding the record Of Mayor Kalloch in
Massachusetts,, Kansas, Michigan. and
Illinois. ha h-.''7oE = FaH .-aiiaH
A storm at Macon, Miss, Sunday
night, blew cars from the track, killed
seventeen persons and wounded twen-
ty-two. Loss Of property from $780,
900 to s2o0, 900. Two terrible currents
of air from opposite directions met with
fearful exhibitions of electricity and
fatal force. Fire added to the terror of
the scene, and q perfect water spout
helped in the general destruction. Bolt
goods from a store were blown eight
miles and lodged in trees. At ASH
land, Ill. the storm was very destruct-
i've, with loss OF life and much proper
ty in many places was destroyed. - =
Two or three times within a year and
q half, have the local papers of the Re-
serve exposed the Hulless oats swindle,
and yet 200 bushels at $40 bushel,
have lately been sold to farmers of
Richfield township; many of the vic
tins giving notes due in the Fall (which
are already disposed of at stores and
banks. ''The oat seller promises to sell
for each purchaser enough of his pros
pective crop at SO to pay the note, but
as nothing e of the kind is written on the
obligation, of course nothing of the sort
will be done. -. The Berea Advertiser
correspondent says, that such whole
sale infatuation is not common as this,
which has gulled some Of their intelli-
gent farmers.