The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-07-28
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News
Domestic.

The steamer Tallapoosa is being fit
ted up for the President. 1t will be ready in
about four weeks and will be provided with a
swinging bunk, so arranged that the Presi-
dent will feel but slightly the motion Of the
vessel. Trips will be made between WASH
ington and Norfolk at first until It be deemed
best to venture on q sea voyage TO Long
Branch.
In 1912 the United States produced
only two million tons OF coal, while last year
there were mined seventy million tons, or
about half the product of Great Britain,
which amounts to Sl35, 0OO, 900 tons annually.
A Waco, Texas, dispatch says un-
measured indignation is felt there at the re-
fusal of Governor Roberts to cooperate with
the Governors of other States In joining in n
day OF THANKSGIVING over the recovery Of
President Garfield.
LEvIP. MORTON, Minister to France,
sailed from New York for HAvre on the Goth.
THE Ohio Temperance Convention
met at Loveland on the Goth and nominated
the following ticket: Governor, Abram R.
Ludlow; Lieutenant Governor, Jason Nc
Weigh; Judge Of the Supreme Court, Gideon
7. Stewart; Attorney General, Levi Mills !
Treasurer, Ferdinand Schumacher; Board OF
Public Works, Abner Davis.
SENATOR BEN HILL, of Georgia, under
went surgical operation in Philadelphia on
the 10th for affection of the tongue. The op-
Grafton was satisfactory.
THOMAS L. BRAYToN, United States
n.,,,., Col,ao.or ~ Intarnal pavanua a,
Cepy T,'n,- C
Sen'a' hNAens Eouu''' .. ", "~s AA
dered by Illicit distillers on the Goth.
The cut in western passenger rates
at New York City continued on the 10th.
The rates were 80 to Cincinnati, SO to Chi
capo and Sl2 90 to St Louis
1HE CnleI OF the Signal service mas
in contamination a system OF signals which
will he of great vaIue To the farmers in agri-
cultural districts. The system is not yet
wholly perfected, but It Is expected VIII oe IN
lew shaI q, .ha Saath-
or nv the means of colored rockets 10 be sent
mn at three O'Clock in the morning from the
stations in the farming regions, the proba6il-
~ a. y, onS J,n1 ,bsir
VI e-'0
1HE NaIonA 1eacners AssociA'ion
A'seNi0'eu - -nA'1' o'' ~
PROFESSOR DROWN 1ooDE, Oh tne
Smithsonian Insutute, says writers nave
greatly overestimstea the number OF persons
the ysIue " of utensils and the Value Of the
catch each year.
MOST borrible accident occurred at
-, -. ,o-n.- :, Nra,n "a po,,sr
INC eO'"
streets, ST. Louis, on the SlsI lnere Is an ele-
yator on the outside of the tower, used to take
fuel and pig lead to the top of the tower, where
the latter is melted and dropped down
through the cuntrivance for making shot.
Henry Deckhoener ascendei the elevator
to the hight of 1856 feet, and while he
mas mas peint pe tSs eIeya,or fen earryina car Deck.
hoener, lead and fuel down in a mass togeth-
er and with terrible crash, Ia Eyesy n; ,n oOne N
me tne rna u, h oos,bsrsd nn in nisoes thew beino
torn almost into shreds.
D,sAsrRoUs thunder storms occurred
.bropgbou. the Northwest on the 18th. 10th
and sIst, There were many deaths from
lightning strokes, and in many sections prop
erty and crops were damaged.
Tup Nau York Sanata- on the 21st.
-.,-s -, - ,,h,oh .ha ,a,oI,,.
reconsidered the vote oy Nnieh ths resolu,
tions making the canals iree were lost ano
finally passed them
TIE value of exports OF domestic pro-
visions, tallow and dairy products during the
six months ended June 80. was 81, ,156, $50;
corresponding time last year. soS'sSo'oS'
A CIRCULAR has been prepared oy the
Mint Bureau for the purpose OF ascertaining
the amount of gold and silver used In manu-
factures and arts in the United States during
the last fiscal YEAR 1t calls for the amount
of United States coins melted and worked mp,
ne bars used ana Iore1gnd coin, n ouss s sna % 1.o
The answer last year showed that there had
been an sggregate OF SISS g SSS IN goiG dnItn ano
ths fscaI c Tear Of Iss1.
~ No co,.L U.1a.
E"
anu sic.o'ia n4Se $50 " INC SA.s. ",..
w" w" -, '-S s.N..~
INC
THREE HUNDRED ana tnlrty-slx posta
money order Offices will be put in operation
August l.
me- Mo,>,ra 5,snotob ooys tbf
~ w
ga, s.s % -. IT, harras,,n, - sr,.ll o,rei,
was well under way on the 21st. and the crop,
which had been gathered fell short of the &C
tual seed which had been planted In the
spring.
In the Star route cases at Philadelphis
-, che o,s. ,be IT,i,ad States Commissione,
Ma A. Dar;,, Ensi9n and Prics In s5 az
III aao,, Co. ,r,al
rhofEssoh OkAAND oroNE, VI tns
Cincinnati Observatory, says the comet dis
covered a few days AGO IA fast aDDrOachtla
,hs sortb and whom in the neyihsIion. ahout
an,,,st ID viii ha rarv near He thinks mi,
may be the return of the great comet observed
from China IN 1885, as It's ornlt Is very Similar
IT is believed that the cotton crop o.
Georgia will equal that of last year.
a YACHT Containing SIN young hei
belonging to South Boston, Mass, capsizeC
naar that nIace on the oOth and all wer,
s.a-aS
A ur,yv tbunder storr, or tho e1st
did considerable DAMAGE I'm Eastern Massa
cbusat,s Iiob,niny strpcL in u,anv nIaces
burning number OF barns and out-houses
killing several horses SCATTERING nagstans
apn p3,es' a % se, @ anu hIa. rarse duan
missiles and bail stones
IHE nlght express from newark oVel
the delaware q huuSoh CanA SAnpany'