The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-02
LATE NEWS NOTES.

The Indian chief Ouray is dead. 'a''
Two little boys played with matches
In Marion, three barns were burned.
Rev. J. F. Brant and wife, of Obeilin
are expected home from Europe this
week.
A. F. Sumner of Cleveland has
bought the Lorain Times and Amherst
Transcript.
Mrs. Adna Warner, long a resident
of Columbia and Berea died Aug. 18th,
in her sOth year.
$4,000 worth of oil was ignited and
burned by lightning at Bradford Pa,
Saturday night.
Burglars entered two stores through
transoms at Wadsworth Saturday night
and stole money and goods.
Rev. o. w. White, of Strongsville
died last week. He had filled his ap.
pointments regularly at Weymouth.
w. II. Hathaway candidate for Sheriff
of Geauga county was instantly killed
at pole raising at East Chardon Satur-
day. s-- -..r..I.- -.s.-
p. w. Hughes of Cleveland, one of
the Knights who was masquerading ut
Chicago, died from the effects of heat
and over exertion.
The mother OF Jay Terrell, who re-
Gently died in Ridg vile, lived fifty -four
years, the entire period of her married
life, in the house in which she died.
A barn with contents at Ravcnna
altogether valued at 81, COO, and another
full Of hay and grain at Madison were
destroyed by lightning Saturday
night. --...n. .a.. arf Ts.
At Lowell, Mass, Saturday night,
i've boys between 10 and IL years of
age attempted to ride on the top of q
passenger car and were all killed when
the train passed thr ough a bridge.
Forcpaugh was at Delaware Saturday.
In the street parade the cage upon
which the lion and young woman
rode was overturned. The latter was
bruised, but the lion was secured,
though not in time to avoid scare.
The steamer Marine City, from Mack.
inaw burned on Lake Huron Sunday
afternoon. Gay McElroy of Toledo and
DR.. Pomeroy of Ohio were among the
lost. A number Of Toledo people were
saved. The cargo was total loss.
Frsd Koss, q farmer near Toledo
jumped from the cars when In motion
was drawn urdcr and. beheadcd. lie
rem. There were three other serious
accidents, two Of them fatal, on the
s'railroad middle grounds" at Toledo
the same night. ..
A wild cat brought over the Spring
field Southern r. r. Saturday nigh
escaped at the depot, and after pitching
into the watchman's dog and drawing
several shots from the watchman's re
volvcr, escaped into board pile. Yes
terday his owner got hitch in the ami
mails chain and hauled him out, fighting
like tiger. There was quite an ex
element and small boys gave that boar,
pile wide berth. The cat was rs larg,
as a sizable dog and twice as gingery.-
J Springfield Republic.
Some thief, who is no respecter Of per
sons, stole Rev. f. Y. Warmers harnes
last Saturday night. Its value is $40
and the loss is severely felt by MIR
Warner, who sends us the followin:
note, which Is cheerfully published
Sand now. having no harness an,
nothing to buy one with, and not know
ing where to borrow, and having bu
little use for my horse without
harness, offer my valuable mare fo
sale. Sound, good for any kind o
! work. Price very low. If the fellow
who took the harness will come like
, man, by daylight, will sell him tn
horse, cheap, and throw in the harness
E. Y. Warner.-Berea Adver tiser.