The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-12-21
LATER NEWS

THERE were severe gales and heavy
rains throughout England on the 10Th and
nth. Many houses were unroofed and partly
demolished. Rivers were overhowed and
trees prostrated. Especially around London
was the storm very severe. Several shipping
casualties are reported.
A QUANTITY of arms and ammunition
were discovered in q house in Dublin, Ire
land, on the 18th. Two brothers named Whe-
Ian and q man named Ryan were arrested.
The Whelans kept q marine store. Several
old documents were found which indicate that
they were closely connected with the Fenian
organization Of 1857.
AN Associated Press dispatch says
the Greenbackers in Congress are determined
to Join any party or element In the House
that will oppose the restriction of silver COIN
age. Representative Ladd said: "If the
Democrats take q sensible stand on this ques-
ton they can carry the next Congress. Tne
East as well as the West is opposed to re-
striction OF silver coinage, and the administra-
ton has made q big mistake in recommending
II. Every Greenback member viii vote against
It As TO the three per cent funding bill
do not know how they will vote. We Green
hackers believe there ought not to be any
bonds.n A number Of Western Republicans
viii also oppose any curtailment In silver,
but they will probably be offset by New York
and other Eastern Democrats who VIII 90
with. the administration on this question.
The Peruvian Minister at Washington
has received confirmation of the news that
ex-Dictator Pierola left Peru ten days ago
His absence, the Minister says, leaves Mon
tero, who had been proclaimed Vice Presi-
dent by the Peruvian Congress, the acting
President SO long as President Calderon is
now the only person with whom the Chilians
can negotiate, and the situation at present
is such that the Peruvians are in = much bet
ter position than ever before to secure honor
able and lasting peace with Chilli.
THE Washington Monument Commits
sion held its annual meeting at Washington
on the 18th. All members were present, In
Guiding President Arthur. Itwas decided to
ask Congress for an appropriation of $500 900
TO continue the work Of completing the monu-
ment-
HALLowAY, the defaulting cashier Of
the Bank Of Poughkeepsie, N. z, has been
taken to the Hudson River State Hospital a.
an insane criminal, where he viii be confined
thlnk he is in . proper condition for exam
ination.
DR.. FARRINeroN, of the United States
Pleuro-P Pneumonia Commission, after in
spection OF cattle at all the dairies and
distilleries In and around Cincinnati, reports
that he finds no trace Of pleuro-pneumonia
among them.
HERBERT GLADSTONE, Lord of the
Treasury, speaking at Manchester, England,
on the nth, said that he found during his tour
through Ireland that there was very great exag-
geration in England in regard to the condition
Of things there. He did not think more coer-
cion was needed, and the talk of martial law
was absurd. Alteration of the jury system
would now be worse than useless. The mo
rent" movement was only kept up by intimi-
dation. He believed the prospect was dis
tinctly favorable.
THE Tennessee Supreme Court, on the
nth, granted the petition of the State Fund
ing Board TO have advanced ON he docket the
motion of the Board to dissolve the injunction
against funding the state debt at par ut three
per cent. interest, and coupons receivable for
taxes. The case will come up for hearing on
January IL, 1882.
A CORRECT list of the victims Of the
R ng Thsster fire has been issued by the 20.
lice of Vienna. II gives the total number Of
victims as fe4, Of whom IA have been legally
identified.