The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-30
poets some moderation in the policy now pur-
sued by Chilli towards her conquered foe.
FOREIGN.


TIE iron ship Colzean, while being
towed to Clyde from Dundee, few days ago,
was wrecked. Seventeen persons were
drowned.
BISMARCK, replying to q telegram
from the anti-Semitics promising their sup
port, stated that he could only decide his
future personal position by the course of the
session of the Reichstag.
A FEARFUL storm swept over Great
Britain on the 22d and Esd, causing much
damage. Shipping on the coast suffered ter
ribly.
THE steamer Brooklyn on her recent
trip from Montreal to Liverpool lost 5S1
sheep and 119 head of cattle and had her car
30 shifted.
In order to avert the peril threaten
ing Elm, Switzerland, it is proposed to bonn
bard the Risikof and preciptate the loose
rocks in an opposite direction.
A LONDON dispatch says. it is under
stood that it is the intention of the Govern.
ment to release all imprisoned members Of
the House OF Commons before the commence
ment OF Parliament, provided no reasonable
conspiracy exists, and tenants are not intim-
idated from applying to the Land Court
TIE German Reichstag has passed
resolution for the suspension of criminal pro-
ceedings against the Socialist members
Kroecker and Hasenclever-during the pres
ent session.
A VIENNA dispatch says q report has
been received there of an unsuccessful at
tempt made by terrorists against the Gear.
Private sources confirm the report The Rus
sian police, without allowing the fact to be-
come known, made arrests in st. Petersburg.
| Charkow, and Tchernigof. Among the pris-
oners are the Chief of Police of an important
provincial city, two daughters of q high state
official, and two Jewish merchants, besides
number of students, and active members of
the Nihilist party. The plot was an extra
ordinary one It was decided to cause a bal
loon to ascend near Gatchina, carrying
quantity of dynamite and explosive fire balls,
together with appliances to cause the balloon
| to fall vithin the palace yard, when IL would
explode and set the palace on fre. In the
confusion it was intended to seize the Czar
and family. The machinery seized shows
that everything was in readiness for the exc
cution of the plot.
A BERLIN dispatch says Baron Won
Steuben expresses himself highly satisfied
with the hearty welcome accorded him in
| America
TIE Roumanian Government has
renewed for a year the prohibition against
the importation of pork from the United
States and several European countries.
In the French Chamber of Deputies
on the 26th ult. decree was read withdraw
ing the bill in relation to the inspection Of
imported salted meats
A BERLIN dispatch says the Ad-
miralty are arranging plans orwhich German
transatlantic steamers could be transformed
into cruisers in case of necessity.
LORD HARRINGTON. referring to the
Irish question in q speech at London on the
night of the s6th ult., said despite the severe
coercion measures, outrages are still rife, and
1t is impossible to exercise the rights of prop
erty except at great personal risk.
PRINCE MURAT, of France, was badly
wounded in duel a few days ago with Baron
Vaux, whom he challenged for an article pub
lished in the Tyibo,llet.
The French have entirely DESTROYED
the village of Menzel, near Gabes. Tunis..
A LONDON dispatch says LEROY has
fully confessed the murder of God, also OF
Lieutenant Roper, who was assassinated in
Chatham Barracks some time ago.
THE Dockyard Church at Sheerness,
England, was burned on the night of the 9th
ult. Nine persons we're injured.