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

THE largest issue OF tax paid stamps
In one person, on one date, was made by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue on the 18th. The
amount, s2,o14, 200, was sent to Peoria IL.
AT the Tammany Hall meeting in
New York CITY on the night Of the 18th, John
Kelly declared that although they were re
iacted and to some extent humiliatsd by the
state Convention, they were determined to
how TO the decision of the Convention. and
would give the State ticket support. The
Irving Hall Democracy stated that the re1ec-
tiou of their drIegu IS WAS dictated by aspirit
OF injustice and fraud.
HENRY B. WHTTE, Secretary of the
Shoe and Leather Insurance Company, Of
Boston, speculatei in stocks, defaulted and
fed.
The Sixth Biennial International Con-
ference OF the Wonen's Christian Association
convened at st. Louis on tho 18th. Nearly
two hundred delegates were present
Reports from different associations were
subrniLted showing the erection OF new
homes for women the organization OF ladies'
leagues 10 furnish clothing for the poor, and
successfnl efforts for the restoration OF fallen
women.
TIE gross earnings of the Western
Union Telegraph Company for the year end
ing for dividends. etc, q surplus Of S127, ,25S
remained. Norvin Green was reelected
| President at the annual meeting held on the
| 18th.
II. P. BALDWIN, Chairman of the
Michigan Fir, Relief Committee, issued the
! following statement and appeal on the 18th :
asThe Fire Relief Commission of Michigan, In
| returning thair thanks to the people OF the
sor lie relief of tbe sufferers OF the late fires
In this State, beg to report that tiey now
| have an abundance OF clothing on hand to
1 supply their wants, and resrect ully request
| that further contributions TO the Commission
/ he made in money, except such articles as
quilts comforters pnd blankets, OF which Q
| Quantity can he used 10 advsntaFa-"
JUDGE JAMIsoN, of the Chicago
| Criminal Court, in charging the Grand jury
ON the 10Th, was emphatic in calling for the
enforcement OF the law against gambling In
tire grain markets'
DIR. j. G. HOLLAND. editor of Serb
suSr's Magazine, died suddenly of heart d d.seast
at his residence in New York City, on tht
morning of the 18TH DR.. Holland was borr
In Belchertown, Mass, July "A, 1919.
| GENERAL B. F. BUTLER has declined
to act as counsel for Guiteau. He saws i'm
perative legal engagements preclude the pos
| RiDtlltY Oh his aCCepllQR u TctbAuut lOI = AOut
trial as this must be, however large, but h
always feels grieved to be Obliged to refus'
his services to any man whose life Is ut stake
in the proceedings OF court
FosTER's majority in Ohio will prob
ably reach q, ,O0O. The General Assembly VII
stand as follows: House-Republicans, sixty
nine; Democrats, thirty-six. senate-Repub
licans, twenty Democrats, thirteen.
TIE New York Democratic Stat
Convention nominated the following ticke
on the 18th: secretary Of State, William
Purcell; Comptroller, George 81. Lsphsm
Attorney General, Roswell A. Parmenter
Treasurer, Robert A, MAXWELL; State Engi
neer, Thomas Evershed; Judge Of the CouFt o
Appeals. EK-Attorney General SchoonmakeI
we're es noa % admitted. % fhs resolutions, afis
! pledging the party to the PRINCIPLES set fort
, lions ~ Of is74. ISIS and 1876, and which wer
thrice approved at the ballot boxes by tn
, people Of the Empire State and were vindi
; Gated BY ths ADMINISTRATION OF the Dem
l to the principles set forth By tn
National pemocretic convention al St Louis
declare that reform throughout the Fed
eral administration Is still q necessityi ths
! now as ever the Democracy OF New Yorl
stand by gold and silver as the legal tender o
the Constitution and by the doctrine that Al
8 paper mediums Of money must be based o.
those metals as the standard values OF tn
world; demand the payment, principal an
interest, of every dollar of the public indebt
r edness, that Reputation in Virginia, MissIs
g sippi, Minnesota and other States is q Hs
o tional disgrace, o dangerous president an
= destructive OF the public credit; demand
thorough and immediate Investigation Int
the Star route and other frauds upon tn
Federal Treasury, and q vigorous prosecr
q tIon of all participants; that chartered me
= nopolies should be subject to the snperYtsio
of commissioners established by public al
thority and all unjust determinations In th
TRANSFORMATION of passengers and merchandis
. prohibited. The convention slso adopted
i. resolution declaring that the Gssaseinatlon {
J. the late President of the United States was
crime against authority, against free institI