The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-16

building took nre aud one hundred feet of its
EAST enc were Destroyed. BILLY Fowler,
sieepinR IN tne building, was Killed
.JoHN RRADy. .Jr one of the Missouri
80 y.
Iaoo sufnoiers, has been sentenced 70 seven
years in the penitentiary.
J.,~ wr,ox..~.,.-s. e. har. .ha
Z. "iLsoN aPPetirs W nave 'ne
lead for the Iowa senatorship.
Supapo~ Grrrpu R.vNrs In b;a
-
anhuAi report, says tue oeAtn from All causes
among the white troops during the past year
mean strength; the deaths of coiored soldiers
from all causes were forty-eieht or twenty
per one thousand.
.,
,.sD ooon,,s. =, LII .u,o.a,. n - In -. ,I,h
and these thirteen estimated gsve BaIlev'
10, s,.,e Trsasurar a nlur.IIty
Of 8. $50 over Noble.
mRs- DiNsAoRE, the former Wue Oh
Guiteau, now reading In Leadyilie has been
summoned 10 appear "a witness At the trial
~ The a...ssi,
Arrovvvx cvv,,., M.cvr.ou
80, - ....s.,.a -. ,.ao-ts- -, tha
1I,h thst, The reI.tion. hetvssn Prssident
Arthur and hir,..lf bev. aIvavs been
Of the kindest possible character. The
sna,1a, ssat1Menu puo=nsne1 = 70 Ss,, Sns Soo.larl, @
we're sheer fsbrications He ended
the conversation by saying that no
psoposion naa eseT oeen .hs easares 70 I,m .han
OF the Cabinet or as representing the Gov
ernment I'm the Star route cases was a6so-
tuIeiy ay enoeo " .ne oesln Q. Lrss,os1t . Sar-
cases by him WAS ineyitably Calculated. in his
opinion, TO give an erroneous impression that
they were still being conducted BY the past
administration rather than by the present,
and such an impression, ne thought, would
selyes Such were his deliSerate @ conyictions. %
Upon them, he said, he had stood from the
nrsL sna upon lne", oi course NO must
''..1 y
HENRY w. GKNEr, e. frlnce dal,
was released from the penitentiary on Black
v.Il,s Islard on the 1itb to which he was
.s,ss -.s.h. 90 o..-,.,,s.
sensence1 elkns Wouens ~, alseI eonviSslon S
on an Ino,c,Mens Iol o~utAln,nx ~ mvuey LIo.n
me CITY oi NeN i11k ineEsu' IN tne uays y.
tne ineeo Ilns. II aou.on " n's .eim %
lmprisontneus ne was senssnceu W Pay nue
~ - .. T.
"ssiN eiSPHoon soye :" -
tnough1 sn oroer .or .ne Iesump p'ion ot 'ne
coinage Oh nVe cent nicAei pieces VIII oe 10
sued In q snort time.
wuIJxr p FRye has been elected
- D-,,, s.~..
Cnairman oi tne "sne nePuoncan susie
COMMITTEE IN place Oh Sanes ". DiAine, re-
signed.
ArTr;.h National Convant;on ;s callad
an hiSn ~ Nesionol Son' enstou 10 ooiio1
to meet in Chicago November 80 Tor three
days, session.
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FhEhSHf Irain on sue AnSoi nHsioAiSAA
Il Great Northern Railroad, ran into con-
yict rsnR at Riverside, Texas, on the 11th,
tuI,n : tv.ntr-tbreo copvicts and vounding
q isrvs rnmher The accident "a attributed
10 an mn svitch
The Illinois State Board OF Health
h.. .adrassed a communication To the Super-
,,,,..d.n.. N r.i,ro.d. thropobont the STAT,
y. s .S,N-s,.
lence OF smallpox IN Chicago and vicinity
and requesting them TO take certain precau-
tions regarding their train-hanos, ana parue-
sa faSse tSs OH
be brousht and communicated to the public
through railroad men, who are likely 70 suner
eoutaEion In the ordinary pursuit oil their
avoeaiions.
- p-..,o,- 80, ,-;,n zoo en-. .,
sse.nisr oiuu"'SA' iAuen' =, ",su -. SoAs =,
coal. and the schooner Csriingiora, oound
iided ten miles below DunEirk, N. z, and
about the same distance from shore. The
schooner was strack on sne port s,ue, Jus.
.osmy ,,sr, ~ ~. NJ sa s.e.mar ana cn. vida open'
sna y, snt d. had for.most In
she .h,, ,1a,,r rnInu,ss canta;n Homer
ABOUT twe9S an a
Du,Sns anu Al " due 70 ae, ;nto y. snsII hest
snS Ia5SaS S safeIv NJ Dunyiile on the Cans.
Ghi,,s,n Saan shore ~ The n Rrnnssicr SesSsd her
-. ~. schnonsr hut soon see,nc that his
own hoat was going down he t1rued her
,nvard shore The bovs were bnrst in and
nsn,,es sfter the coliisjon. eieht miles or
~ to-, DunEirt The forvard nortion of
sSa Rrnnsvick rot under water. her stern be,
n = bigh in Air. she broke eompletely in two
sr Gsn,sin s ChsmSerlain. when II WAS seen that
80 ~as sintine iovered email
INC 5 st,h, ~ ar 80 - Sf,sar tooL
- noAs, os anu ths other seyen rettino into tbe
70 one, ING Osner eI.s ,sie .o ~
remaining oon the .n.t,os AZ
water eapsised the boat on the
starooara sioe; eohisn,ng ssP'A1h SnAT n p.n-
ccrnh and tho stevardessS Ms. A. q. Fietch.
er, and her daughter, Mile, all of Detroit,
ali Of whom sank at once and were lost The
osne. o;ece. OF of the wreck. and were picked up 4
half hour later by the crew Of the port boat
Nv ror,v,.t a. !,
-. a. iIuy' -. -. N 80 ~ - ~ 80
l2th, large SKIN, useo as Terry, IN crossing
the river. capsi.eo sna 2. sse 1Sen.y.Gne I'VE oc-
SatS snS 81 avsng to a strong Wind and the
recent rains. The waves were Of unusual height
and the rves vet ng ~ en- the IIT ooaS mac
ss For. who was sittinr IN the stern. saw three
propeIiers rapidly approaching from the
south. He called to the oarsmen to stop,
but they failed to do so, and the
propeller nearest 70 the west shore passed BY
within few feet OF the DOW OF the skin. The
latter, which all agree WAS overloaded, having
its gunwaies nearly even with the water,
passed the hrst swen In safety, but IN reach
ing the second snippeu consioeraole water.
cupants became greatly alarmed. The men,
aware that the boat would SIM, called for as
siseanse, ana one OF an sne phbopsners, tne Sora,
their course. The Cora steamed slowly
reseh Il the hoat had csnsixed. '
1oDsE roLSHa assulaieo oontloi Va ING
Treasury on the l4th- A special dispatch
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