The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-19

TIE grand total of the Mrs. Garfield
fund is ss57, ,s51.
AWAsHMeroN dispatch says Senator
Malone insists upon the Republican Senators
standing by the nominations of Messrs. Cor
ham and Riddleberger for Secretary and Ser
geant-at-Arms of the Senate
GOVERNOR WILTz, of Louisiana, died
on the 10Th. l--.
SENATOR MALONE, of Virginia, was
arrested on the 18th on complaint of Samuel
Strong, Of Washington, charging him with
intent 70 leave the District Of Columbia for
the purpose of fighting a duel with
General Jubal A. Early. Senator Malone
was released on his personal recogniZance.
he says he never enter tanned the idea Of lesv-
ing the District to fight duel
The entire business portion of Hum
boldt. Tenn, was destroyed by fire on the
18th. The loss is about s175. 900; insurance
light and will not exceed $4,000.
NEARLY all the business portion Of
Palestine, Texas, was destroyed byfire on the
18th.
ABOUT two hundred coal miners from
Germany have arrived at the Corning, Ohio,
mining regions, where they will 90 to work
on a Eve year contract at about two-thirds
| the price now aid for coal digging.
OCTOBER returns to the Department
/ Of Agriculture give the condition of the cot
ton crop at only sixty-elght, a decline Of fouI
per cent since the returns OF September l.
WILLIAM LINCEMER, while forcing his
| way into q hotel at Lancaster, Pa, on the
| 18th. was shot dead by the proprietor, John
Miller.
/ MEETINGS of Irishmen were held in
many cities throughout the country on the
10th. at which resolutions were adopted
strongly denouucing the English Government
for the arrest of Parnell.
| FOREIGN.
TIE Portuguese Court, on the 11th,
went into four days mourning for President
Garfield.
THE cholera and the cattle plague
have broken out in North Java and the sooloo
Archipelago.
GERMANY and Austria have agreed to
the fresh proposals made by Russia in regard
to the extradition of political criminals.
PARNELL was arrested at Dublin on
the 18th on two warrants signed by Forster,
Chief Secretary of Ireland, charging him
with intimidating others from paying theil
Just rents, and with intimidsting tenanti
from taking the benefit of the land act Par
nell was taken to Kilmainham jail.
FIVE thousand French troops wert
| defeated by Arabs near Handra, Tunis, OF
the 18th. The French were compelled to re
tire to susa- Heavy losses were reported OF
| both sides.
A DUBLIN dispatch says the authorl
ties have instructed the police to closely
watch the movements of James Redpath, thu
American agitator.
Il The Austrian Government has de
eided ~ favor OF maintaining the prohibition
I against the importation of American pork.
! TIE planting of American crap
: vines was advocated by the phylloxera con
. yentIon Mt Bordeaux, France, on the 18th.
: A COMMERCIAL commission has beel
, appointed by the Mexican Government 70
the purpose OF considering the convenienc'
and Inconvenience of the present treaty wit
the United States, and suggesting, If nsces
sary, notifications.
! A DUBLIN, Ireland, correspondent
] describing the state o. affairs there on th
l4th in connection with the arrest Of Parnel
, SAYS guards all over the city were trebled an
police patrols doubled. Dragons rod
: through the streets in all directions. d.
/, the League. A posse of police occupie
i premises close to the League office.
MUCH damage was done by storr
In England on the 14lh.
' SINCE the arrest of Parnell threaten
: ing letters of an unusual character have bee
. received by Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Harcour
: i - he
: tnent.
= was arrested on the 14th, and lodged in ri
!. mainham jail
The troops and police at Limeric
s had hostile meeting with citizens on Il
y 10th. The police fired upon the crowd. Sc
d eral persons were wounded and twenty a
n rests made Many houses were wrecked. 4
Dublin, ON the same night, the police di
persed several mobs who were cheering fc
: Parnell, Dillon and other leaders Many pc
"A sons were seriously injured The severity I
. the police is severely condemned.
d JOHN DILLON, member of Parliamen
was arrested at Dublin on the 18th, charge
with treasonabie practices, and lodged in Ki
/ mainham Jail. Mr. Forster, Chief Secretar
r. has published proclamation warning person
/. that all who are guilty of intimidating othe
:, not to pay rents, or coercing them to abandc
their lawful employment, or join the Lar
o League, will be liable to arrest
DR. SHETAsHA, a village in the Kow Di
G. trict, China, has been entirely swept away
10 foods and all the inhabitants drowned.
., steam launch dispatched to the locality r
- covered over two hundred bodies.
70 TIE entire French Cabinet tenders
,s ,s their designations to President Grevy on Il
!. 18th, who received them and immediate
E. sent for Gsmbetta and charged him to for
st q government, which task he undertook.
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