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, 1880-12-03

T11E cable man Is nj 1t again. lie says that
there il no reason for tIonbttllg Tint Iarnell
aud his fellow-traycrscrs will have fair
trial, md then goes OH 10 describe tho man
ncr Of selecting jurlcs at Asslzcs Court.
Now tllls manner OF choosing the jury will
not be employed In the ease Ut the Land
Lcugucrs, who are to be tried In the Court Of
tluecn's Denclt, and TINT Is probably why
they arc to be tried III that court. Tho Jury
to try them will be nothing less tl'an packcd
Jury, rs tic Crown has tho privilege Of ult-
limited challenge, while the defense can
challenge ouly twclye jurors percmptorily.
, 1880-12-03

THE American Btblc Society celebrated
tho semi. n,illenlal anniversary ut the New
York Academy Of Music last night: Several
distinguished clergymen and iayInen OF the
various Protestant denominations were pres.
ent. The Rev. DR.. Storrs delivered tho
clatDEy,
, 1880-12-03

THE Walnut Valley Eletator and BonNnza
Mills Of i. X. White, at Eldorado, kas., were
destroyed by firo yesterday. The loss is about
ss0,030, The insurance. is quito stlall.
O'Dslen Bros.' plug tobnfco factory ut Gov
lrgton, Ky., yas reduced to as.lcs yesterday.
Tilc loss Is about Sl3, 900, hnd tic Insurance.
about $500. .Crawfordts opcra-1lonsc, at
Topeka, Kas.. which was only opened lust
spring, was destroyed By, fro yesterday. The
loss ~ about G>0.0 1ht'insMrnnoeS Slh. .0oo.
7. +. Alalone's store at Eau Claire, Wis, was
damaged $751; worth.
, 1880-12-03

1r Is saii that tile President iias deter
Mined to appotnt,Ucn q. Q. Howard to sue
coed Gcl,. Sc1,of1cld Mt West Point, and that
tho inter will be given command of ono OF
tile military divisions ot tho. Southwest.
ten. Sherman Is opposed to the appointment
nf finn uovurtf
, 1880-12-03


GEN. GONZALES was pe,tceab!y lnaugurated
rs President at our neiel'boritlg md sister
Republic yesterday. Ex-lrcs1dent D[az be-
CONES Ills Minister Of Public Works. uld
Sei1or Martscal Ills Secretary Of Stnte.
, 1880-12-03

Ex~A1p. DAILY, The, author of tho ordt-
nance providing for tho licensing OF street.
cars, holds that there Is no aoslbt rs to tic
constitnttonaiity Of tho ordinance. Tbs
Pennsylvania Supreme Court. lie says, has
decided similar ordinance passed fur Pill
ntfn]nhtn yati1
, 1880-12-03

LA1sAST, who acted tho part OF coward
during tho Franco-pruss!an War, las ctal-
lengcd Viscount St. VIncento for saying so.
Lalsant, coward though l,o be, wants noto-
ricty cycn at tlle cost Sonic gore.
, 1880-12-03

SOME St. Louis specu'ators aro working up
a corner on December corn, an.l 1t looks now
rs II they would make It lively for tho
"sl,orts." The purpose Is to send tho price
III tn 10 cents.
, 1880-12-03

IMMIGRANTS coming to tl,fs country l'aso
q hnrtl TING ni It. They are naltreated a'ld
ll-fcd OH st'pboart, uld itcececd by bonrd-
tng.t,o,se and railroad sllarps when they ret
lere. The struggle be.wcel, the trunk lines
for their patronage may rebound to thelr
bnnf.tit
, 1880-12-03

TooAsELL1, nj, eminent entomo!oglst and
a,nesnber Of tic italian Chamber OF Dcpu-
ties, said, when addressing TINT body yesteE-
tluy, that American mttlew was moro d.
stsuctIyc to Italian vines thaM phylloxora,
a,ltl that 1t 1atl spread to n. considerable OK.
tent through Italy,
, 1880-12-03

GEN. SHERMAN has been trying 10 secure
tie retirement af Gen. Mcdowell for some
time, Tho lnttcr'a 0fense llas been that he
came all tho way from San francisco to yota
for Gen. Garfield III Ohio. 1t Is probable that
Gen. Mcdowell will not be retired.
, 1880-12-03

CHAPLAIN SroEcKEH's fnln,inatfons
ngaiMst tho Jews laye been distributed
t1,rougl, the University OF Gottingcn by
so,ne malcontunt busybodics. 10 t'le credit
Of tic students they llNyo resented BY sutitl-
1nR written protest to the Rector Of tho
1iulYnrsiY.
, 1880-12-03

VERY few Irish farmers will pay rent
higher than Orlf}itll's valuation. Those' who
pay more arc looked upnu Ms black sheep by
their netghbors. parucll has returned to
Dublin after short absence, in altfcipntion
Of sosnG important rolttical Developments.
, 1880-12-03

when tho international fleet breaks up the
component parts shall play hftfe-alnl-seck III
the bays and tnlets of Turkey and Greece.
nussla humors tho Joke, but the other
Powers consider IL too ridiculous to proceed
with.
, 1880-12-03

OSE ship which sailed from Hayse on tho
11th, and about dozen which smiled from
European ports on the 18th of November for
New York, haye mt yet arrived. The violent
Atlantic stornsof Inst week and thu preceding
week account for tho delay.
, 1880-12-03

KENNETH 3tcLEon was bound for his
home I'll Canatla with s5,'2 whtc!, he OBJ
tanned on fnlse representations from 1sey-
noltts s. Co.. bnnkers, Of OIL City. "a. lie
was Intercepted Mt Cleveland, md tho money
was fol,ntl sewed III, In his shirt.
, 1880-12-03

PRESCOTT, Ont. is excited over case of
gravc~robbing. The bodies Of Dan1of McNntt
aud Mrs. Dilsn,ore i,ayo been stolen from
their graves in the cemetery ncAr tliat town.
, 1880-12-03

ACCORDING to tho Weather bureau predic'
t5ons, ,yt ure tn llnyo stationary OF lower tanl-
peraturc, north to wcst winds, and partly
cloudy weather III this rcsinll to-day.
, 1880-12-03

DUS11Ast & SoSs, plano manufacturers OF
Now York, have failed. Liabilities, Si0.0oo;
assets not QScertu{ucl,
, 1880-12-03

X. u. TosrEr. james Gai!oway, and Snm-
uct Logan, Judges of election Of Manchcs-
ter, Va, were arrested yesterday for having
Illegally refused to receive tho ballots Of col.
oretl yotcrs on tho day Of tho Presidential
n1nctfnu.
, 1880-12-03

nuYYALo. lice. "A duel which Was u havo
been fought between Lawrencu Trlnblo anl
John ucnto,,, Of CuvIngton. ky, was thwnrtp4
by tho uon- RppearlRce OF lient0n, TFlnlble, uc-
cpmpunIe4 by ". n. Wa.lu, also Of COyington,
was as Niuxura FullA to.duy, but tho U9ntvu
party d!d nut alslyu,
, 1880-12-03

TIE steamer Devon, which arrived Mt New
York yesterday. reports having sighted a
ship on fire OIL tho Atlantic OIL tho 18th OF
November, She Ind been abandoned.
, 1880-12-03

THE rainy season has fnirly set II, on tho
Pariilc Coast, much to tho satisfaction Ut tt,e
farmers of that reHl0li.
, 1880-12-03

Tur: United Suites MiNts turned out ST.
III 100 In gold colin and S2,3o0, 600 III silver
during tho month at November.
, 1880-12-03

ENGLAND las not yet been convinced that
the naval demonstration gotten uD nntlvr her
auspices has becu miserable hzzle.. To
keep up sort Of show sAe proposes that
, 1880-12-03

CEx. RonEirrs will receive the freedom of
thu City of London and jcwcIctt sword
from tin Lol,dol, Aldermen III recognition OF
Ills services III AfgllnnIstan.
, 1880-12-03

THE Albanian League has dissolved, md
with It's dissolution ends opposition 10 Mol'-
tencgrfn rule in nutcigho.
, 1880-12-03

GEy. 1rAxES will get tho position which
runor gape to Gcn. Miles ntA'ut n week ago
ylz.: TIC Office vacated by tic death Of Gen.
3lyer.
, 1880-12-03
THE OHIO COAL FLEET,

p1rrsptRn, ra., lice. @-Tho coal shipments
OH tho prcsent rlsu aro 3tia roo bushels Ut which
s,6so,0oj pl,shu,s. IN elghty.ono nargca, lifty-
kcyc,, bouts, md cIpycn fuels. nra tnr LnttLs-
Ylliv and a5G.U0 bushels, III lltty-n!no bArEcs,
xqYpM boQts, 4n4 two lu9ls, Aru fur CineltlAAtI.
, 1880-12-03

"cHExP"...s* I'll ss,.p%s VERY cHEAp." ."''1
1000 doz. French Batiste "Hand-
Embroidered" Hdkfs., II Lac.
500 doz. Chi1dren's' Linen Hem
med Hdkfs., "Printcd Bor-
dcrs," 8 cts. :,
35o doz. Ladies' Un1aundricd Hem
stitch Hdkfs., "very fine quail
ity," - Lac.
GOO dog. Ladies' Linen Edkfs.,
Fancy Embroidered Edges.
Just think Of 1t! only 15c.
400 doz. Gents Linen Cambria
Hdkfs., "superior quality Lin
en-" "mcasuring 70 inches
square" a5c singly, or $2.75
sper doz. This we believe to
be the best 25c Hdkf. ever
shown in Chicago.
We have for the Holidays the Finest Assortment
Of ofLadlea and Misses Fancy Stamped anu En-
broldered Linen lIdkfa ever ahown IN this market
Our atock OF Silk HdkGs. nnd Silk Muffltrs Ia now
complete. and embraces all the ncwestdesgns and
IT, ia oents' Hdkfs. we arc also prepared to
show large assortment, boil, IN Plain and Fancy.
"As USUAL"
LEADERS Of POPULAR PRICES
Madison and Pcoria.Sts.
, 1880-12-03

SExlLSKLN U4iIsS, Ate-Ets. Drip
it.U. College, Jockey. Mtstt Ifon UHn4
aud LiiasIt& Seal. L0tUest Prices Nt
HARNESS Hat .t1.A Eur 6tors, 80 Ma4t1oa+-ss'
fIFjtHHu NMtfdfs4g]s
, 1880-12-03
III In CHANGES.
-~e-...-se- -,-r.-~,-7----~1~4"s's---'-
DISSOLUTION.

Nnt1ce Ia hofcby given thAt tho pattHgFahlp tatel{
aubsiatIfK unIuf Tho hra name Vt .al0rGY; !nkef
IL i'nicnuU i,Ms bum tIlH l4r ta1Uiyel by MutInI
cunacnt, a. Z. MuFIuy rctJlu9. >, .,o,,uv
W.,s: tMKElS
, 1880-12-03
WASHINGTON.

fYADUANV4VNs W
Reportof Richard w. Thomp-
son, Commander Of the
Whole Navee.
He Thinks We Need More
Cruisers to Sail the
Far-Off Sens;
But Closes with the Gratifying
Assurance that Our Flag
is SILL There.
Congress to Sit Monday, and Only
Twenty Congressman Have
Shown Themselves,
Probability Tint Ex.tlllcf 'tood, Of tho
Secret Serrite, Sold Il Counterfeit.
Counterfeit to Uncle Saln.
A Plan for a New Library Building, In.
c'uding "Cycte and Epicyc|e,
Orb in 0rh."
Questions Asked by Lanier which
.Bulldozer King Should An
swer Promptly.
Reports Of Controller Lawrence, Of tho
Treasury, AMI Ilailroad.Audltor
French.
The Preaidsnt's Leaning to Hazen Now
0onaiaerod Fatal to Miles Chances
-n1.~s,A:.r.,-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
A Woman's Question.

No election for many years has so great
an interest for the great mass OF women
as this. To the wives of wcrkingmeu,
the mothers of workingmen's families,
and all women whom necessity has COM
pelled to work with their own hands for
the total or partial support Of themselves
or their children, this election is of vital
Importance.
To them the one great osershadowing
issue is that of well paid or underpaid
labor; of steady employment or enforced
idleness. There are many great questions
in the present political struggle, but not
one surpasses, If it equals, that of tariff
protection to American industry, or the
crippling or destroying of that industry
in foreign interests by Free Trade.
The workman who votes for the elect
ion of Democratic candidates on the plat
form of "a tariff for revenue ouly"votes
for short time and reduced wages, follow'
ed by closed factories and sb BPS and
days of idleness. Every candidate on
| the National, State, and Congressional
Democratic ticket in Ohio has taken his
place on that platform.
When the question stands as it now
| does, one of Widespread table in the
| workingman's home or a mcsgce crust
warm clothes for the children ur scanty
rags; a comfortab. C home or 4 bare room
lit becomes emphaticaily woman 5
question, and the women have right to
express their views rpon it wherever
and whenever they have an opportunity
| They should not fail to exercise thai
right when there appears need for it,
Cleveland Herald.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

DIR. LEONARD BACON, a man Of ma
tional reputation for scholarship and
piety, in the last Independent thus dis
courses ON the duty of the citizen in
the coming election:
at Is O sacred duty to vote right In the
national election which Is before us. The
attempt which Southern politicians are now
making to recover their lost control OF the
National Government should be thoroughly
defeated for the sake Of the whole country;
but distinctly and pre- .eminently for the sake
of peace, prosperity, and progress In the
lately slaveholding States. A"sohd South"
made solid by outrageous violence and
shameless fraud, Is in alliance with political
organization at the North. The success OF
that alliance, disastrous as 1t would be to
the business of the whole country, would be
most of all disastrous to the revived and
growing prosperity Of the South and to the
new civilization which is in progress there.
Let that alliance be for this once thoroughly
defeated, and we may hope that the defeat
will be final. The South will be more pros
porous, more wealthy, mole intelligent, and
more free in proportion to the thoroughness
with which the fre-eating and bulldozing
domination there shall have been vanquished
by the votes of Northern freemen."
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

HoS. .D.L.WADswoRTH, in his speech, /,
claimed to make only statements which
he believed to be true, ard to substan-
tiate which he had the documents and
other proof at hand. We are bound to
accept his claim to candOr and honesty,
but must dissent from his correctness
In come particulars. He said Garfield
was n free trade man, member of a free
trade society in England, and de-
snounced his dishonesty in standing on
n tariff platform while he was in prin-
ciple a free trader. This would be
bad Indictment If true, but it is not.
See how the whole of the story out OF
which this was made, makes the matter
look. The members of an English free
trade society, having read some Of his
speeches on international commerce, in
which he displayed great learning and
research, were filled with admiration
for his abilities, and elected him an
homo, ary member, and sent him notice
to that effect. He promptly replied,
stating that he could not accept, as he
was not in sympathy with the doctrines
of their society. That Is all there was
of that campaign roorback. Mr.. Wads;
worth no doubt supposed his statement
was true. He probably gave 1t as II
came to him-in the shape Of q campaign
document-but somebody among that
great, unwashed Democratic throng did
some majestic ly ing to make SO much
out of 40 small matter.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

If the Democratic party wins the
NEXT election 1t will, after the fourth OF
March next, have the President and
both houses of Congress, and will prac-
,ica,Iy have control of the entire
national government. Nearly three
fourths of the Democratic Senators and
Representatives are from the South, and
in sympathy with the lost cause. How
long will it take our honest, patriotic
Northern Democrat to figure out which
section will control legislations and
can they believe that the Senators ana
Representatives from the solid. South are
patriotic and loyal and desirous of pro-
noting the best interests of the whole
countryq Is it probable that those who
so lately tried to destroy the Govern
ment can more safely be trusted 70
manage its affairs than those who de-
feated their efforts and have brough'
the country through an exhaustine
war, paid one third the debt contracted
In the prosecution of that war, and
have brought us to so great financial
nrosperity as we now enjoy9 Get be
fore your glass, look your image square
" and firmly in the face, and see II you
can answer in favor Of the Democratic
party without finding visible traces O.
want of confidence In your own truth
.fulness depicted in your countenance.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

Mr.. RKEFY, of the Constitution, in
stumpine this county, tells his hearers
that the Democrats put down the re-
beIlion. Great heavens!
aDo 1 wake, or am 1 dreaming"
He will do well not to let Southern
Democrats hear him say that, for they
will surely tell him it is an internal lie.
He also quotes Lincoln as being in favor
of secession, or as justifying it. At
this rate we shall hear, in four years
more, that the Republicans were the
rebels and tried to break up
the Government, and that JEFF. Davis
and his associates were patriots Of the
first water. Such statements have long
been current at the South, but have
only lately been used as campaign ma
teriaI at the North. This, by the way,
ia pretty good for man who, up to the
time he purchased the Constitution, has
always been thorough-going Repub-
lican of the blackest hue. 1t would, OF
course, be uncharitable to suggest that
he sold out his conscience and his prin-
cjplcs for tho profits of Democratic
sheet in q county so Overwhelmingly
Republican as this; but people are
naturally suspicious and ungenerous,
and he Is, no doubt, suffering as
martyr to his principles.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

To the Editor of the ENTERPRISE.
The love feast held at the Town Hall
Monday evening, brought out many
reasons for being staunch Republicans.
1 too, had little spicy experiences with
the low lived copperhead hate of the
Union SOldie's which 1 will relate in
q word. was a soldier in Ohio reg
iment, stationed in Virginia, never had
strong political views until after Mr..
Lincolns' last election. Michigan
soldiers were allowed to go home to
vote, was one of the number-while
on my way to the polls in Detroit met
a party of half-dozen Irish Inen and
women, who complimented me after
this fashion as passed. by them, "Och
ye dirty Lincoln pup yez, brgorra yez
ought to have collar around yer neck
wild your name on it, bad luck to ye,
may the devil fly away wild y-."
That cured me, was so Indignant
that If had had my bayOnet there 1
could have strung the whole lot upon
it and held them writhing until dooips-
day. said II that were the sentiment
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

st. Nicholas for October completes
the seventh volume of the magazine.
And, by the way, the Publishers an
nOunce that the increased size and
number of the pages in this volnmc
make necessary the binding of il in two
parts, each containing the monthly is
sues for halfa Il year. I.oHi-a NJ. Alcott's
serial story, Jack and JILL" illustrated
by Frederick Lielmnn, is brought to
happy end in this number, and Noah
Brooks continued base b1l! story, The
Fairport Nine" closes with th, decisive
championship game. Ill. H." con-
cludes her two-part record of what she
entities ''The Naughtjest Day of My
Life; and What Came of It. The COM
plete short tales, this month, are "Hap,
by Annie A. Preston, ''i4udovick's 9
Rocks" an illustrated account Of the
amusing adventures of discnn-
tented plOwman among savages; "A
Green Mau aHd Il Green Beast" one
of "T'he Majors Bg-Talk Stnr es, :"
"Zack's Excursion Trip" "and Charity
Cartfr's Picnic" "SomG Man-eaters"
and their habits includes stirring anec-
dotes of peril in hunting lions, tigers,
and the shark. Susan Anna Brown
gives some practical hints .'Iow 10
Save Time" Many fu:rfiy rhymes ard
cOmical piclu'cS appear thf"ustio"ctho
number, and there i an interesting ac-
count, by Olive rhorue Miller, of The
House with tie Luce Front" The
large-type pages foi Very Little Folks
tell laughable story of Al little negro
boy whose supper rolled down-stiir5.
"Jack-in-the-Pulr di-c"urs s with
cheerful wisdom on various matters
and things. The Letter Box con-
tains interesting letters and items from
the boys and girls themselves: and the
''Riddle- Box" has two pictorial enigmas
and number of other bright puzzles.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
To the Editor # the ENTERPRISE.

To the Editor OF the ENIEt.fEisk-
We have heard good many citizens
express surprise. that the Marshall was
allowed to make arrests as he often
does. We would like to ask, what busi-
ness he has to arrest uan going home
peaceably from hard days work, even
if the man did stop to talk with neigh
Dor, perhaps talking a little loud?
What business was it to him? Is he
allowed To make arrests out oi spite,
Lock man up. ami then make him pay
for being locked up? What right has
the Mayor to fine a man, who was un-
lawfully arrested? Do the Councilmen
uphold the Mayor and Marshall in any
arrests they may make, only so they
get the money out If the poor man? We
would like to see every one have their
rights aud not hear some say on re
a Door devil, get all you can out Of him,
for he's of no account anyway.
CITIZEN.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
THE ccToBEP. STATES
Settle the Question Of "Change "
or "No Change"
Ohio Comes to the Front with
25,ooo Majority, and Fifteen
out of Twenty Con-
gressmen.
INDIANA REDEEMED.
West Virginia Knocks 1000 OF
the Democratic Majority.

The Town Hall was filled, Tuesday
evening, all standing room being oc-
cupied, to hear the election returns. As
the result of the election here showing
an increased Republican majority of 81
over last year was announced, the audi
ence went wild with excitement. The
returns from Spencer elected almost
equal enthusiasm, the Republicans
making a gain of 16, changing Demo-
cratic majority of 3, last year, to Re
publican majority of l3. Reports re-
ceived from headquarters ut Columbus
showed Republican gains in Republican
townships and Democrat gains in DEM
ocratic towns, but the Republicans
steadily made gains till, at one O'Clock,
when the meeting broke up, the indi-
cations were that we had carried the
State by majority variously estimated
at from 20, 900 to $4,000. The Dem
ocrats saw very little to rejoive over,
but made the best of the situation and
took their defeat good naturedly.
Our readers will be interested in
reading the returns from some of oui
neighboring townships entire:
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
Eighty-Five Dollars Lost.

"You do not tell me that your hus-
band is up and about again, and en-
tirely cured by 50 simple 4 medicine as
Parker's Ginger Tonic 2" ''Yes, indeed
I do" said Mrs. Benjamiue TO her in
curing neighbor, "and that too when
we had foolishly paid eighty-iive dol
lars in DOCTORS bills and prescriptions,
after he had been given up Uy his
physician to die. Now my husband
feels as well as ever, entireiy cured by
this excellent tonic.' Aud many sick
man might be well in a week If they
would only try it. 81
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

GEN. GRANT, in introducing Senator
Conkling at Warren said, among other
things, "The first reason am a Repub-
lican is, that while there is not a soli-
tary precinct in the whole country
where Democrats cannot cast their bal
there are fourteen States, and localities
in some other States, where Republi-
cans have not this privilege
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

Hon. D. L. WADswoRrH gave Demo-
cratic address to an overfowing mouse
last Thursday evening. He had never
i'm a former campaign made political
speech to a Wellington audience, and
there was naturally great curiosity
manifested to hear him. He spoke
nearly two hours to an audience COM
posed of both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, and rather exceeded expectation,
and on the whole it was very creditable
to his ability. His address was sufii-
GENTLY long to win the money his
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happy.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

SIX rebel flags have been carried in
procession in various parts of the coun-
try (two of them in Ohio) during this
campaign. 1t is hardly necessary to
cay that they were carried because they
represented feeling of antagonism to
the United States Government and SYM
pathy with tho Lost cause. If we should
not tell them, our Democratic friends
would hardly commit the mistake OF
supposing they were carried by Repub-
licaue!