The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-08
Late News Notes.
twenty-five children died of cholera
infautum in Cleveland last week.

Twenty-Five children died of cholera
infantum in Cleveland last week.
There was destructive tornado and
rain storm at Columbia, s. c., July 9Th.
Oberlin's population is found to be
3,241, and of Amherst township and
village $500.
Prof. Scott of the Wooster University,
has resigned. His departure seems to
be greatly regretted.
An eleven-year-olds son of Mr.. Courie,
three miles east of New London, tasted
of some corrosive sublimate, and died
from its effects two days after.
Henry w. Stevens, local editor of the
Allen County Democrat, shot himself
at Lima, July I'd. Dissipation and dis
appointment in love the alleged cause.
Edward David, centenarian, cruelty
departed this life last Saturday, in
Brown county, Ind, leaving thirty-two
children to the cold mercies of the
world.
A sudden flood at Bryant, Iowa, July
9th, washed away bridges, crops and
floatable property, and whole family
except the wife and mother. were
drowned.
Carleton, a regular contributor to
Harper's Monthly, is writing life of
Garfield; and Smalley, OF, the Tribune,
is engaged on history of the Republi.
can party.
A gas explosion in London, Eng,
July 9th, killed two persons, fatally
wounded more, and injured thirty. 1t
all came about by seeking u gas leakage
with light.
From point II miles below Quincy,
ILL.,, south for q distance of 80 miles,
the crops are under water and great
loss of live stock and other property
has been sustained.
Cleveland rejoices in the success, of
its celebration Monday. There was a
great crowd, a grand street display,
good speaking, music, yachting race,
and in the evening brilliant fireworks.
The Pope, at Rome, Monday, gave
audience to sacred orators who had come
to him from all parts OF the world, in
Guiding the United States. The Pope
urged simplicity and humility in preach
ing.
The latest news from South America
il dated Beunos Ayres, July 9Th, and
announces that the rebellion has been
concluded with submission TO the Ma
tional authority and complete pacifica-
ton, which causes great rejoicing.
| Old Probabilities announced a storm
in Great Britain and Norway between
the lst and Sd of July which came ex-
| actly to time with a rain storm of great
severity, accompanied with wind and
lightning. The rainfall amounted TO q
OF an inch.
A thrifty stranger, worshiping at the
First Congregational Church, Colum-
bus,-Dr. .Uutchins,-likedto to sit on the
| front seat where he could hear we'll and
slip envelopes from the collection bas-
ket into his pocket now and then. He
was at last caught at it. 1t is thought
he has for some time profited by hi
peculiar sanctuary privileges.
That last so. 900 necessary to secure
the $4,000 offered by Elisha Gray t.
Oberlin College, on condition thai
500, 900 was raised by the 1st of July
1880, has been secured. So that $3.50
600 will now be available by 1888, the
semi-centennial year of the College
Prof. Shurtliff was in Wellington so
liciting subscriptions for the fund, last
week.
Pres. Sharp, of Ashland College, de-
clined reelection, because he is editor
of all the Sunday School literature o.
the United Brethren denomination, ant
he will devote his time to that and alst
fill the Chair of Mental and Moral Sci
ence and be Principal of the Norma
Department of the College. Ed. r. II
Miller, of Ladoga, Ind, will succeed al
President. '+ .'
A man and several women and chill
dren were drowned on White Beal
Lake, WIS.,, Monday afternoon. Four.
teen persons went out in yacht ani
when it capsized in squall, sever
single men struck out bravely for shor,
and saved their own lives, leaving tn,
one married man, who stopped to try t,
rescue the women and children, t,
drown with them.
Two "restauranters" on the publ,
square, Cleveland, took in, Monday, on
$500, the other $4,000. One vender solo
GO gallons of coffee and 40 gallons of ic'
cream. The crowd tired out all tn,
walters and In some cases cleaned ou
completely all the victuals and drink
A Superior street drug store sold 500
glasses of soda water, and the peanu
and hand organ business also prospere,
gloriously.
How to save the apple crop? is an
swcred by the Mich. Agricultural Col
lege. Remove rough bark and ole
birds nests from trees and all stump
and rubbish from beneath them. Band
of heavy paper or woolen cloth fou
inches wide and long enough to reacl
round the body of the tree and lap
should be put in place by June goth
Occasionally loosen these and remov
and destroy the worms and pupae un
til November; this faithfully done will
protect the apple from its worst enem,
THE coddling moth.
Mr.. Matthew Leillngw well, residen
of Medina County about forty-siS years
died suddenly ut his home in Litchfielt
July I'd, between 8 and 6 In the after
| moon. He had heen absent from FIN