The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-08-04

cursion at Inwood, the engineer noticed that
the switch was misplaced. He applied the
brakes and stopped the train in time TO pre-
vent what might have been terrible disaster.
THE desperate condition Of affairs in
Perry County, Ark, in defiance Of Law and
order, has resulted in the Governor placing
II under martial law.
FRESH Indian outrages are reported
in New Mexico.
a In . ten-mile race at New York on
the S0th ult-, George Hazsel, English cham
pion, defeated Charles Price, ex-champion; !;
time, 6S:221<.
The next meeting Of the National
Conference of Charities viii be held in Mad
isop, Wis, next July. ---.-
TIE Indian authorities have attached
nearly all the saw mills in the Cherokee Ma
ton, claiming that they were being run in vi
olation Of the Cherokee Nation, without q
permit and license, and contrary TO the Unit
ed States statutes The permit troubles are
extending from the Choctaw to the Cherokee
Nation. and serious trouble is anticipated.
TIE President was still making good
progress on the slst ult- He remained in q
partially upright position nearly all day, sup
ported by . framework under the mattress,
and feit no fatigue from Il indeed he ex.
pressed . sense OF relief. he will be carried
to Q cottage at the Soldiers Home Just as soon
IS he is able to be moved.
The Comptroller of the Currency re-
ports that National banks held on April %,
1881, at the commencement of the refunding
cent bonds. SIS 10000 of four and a half
per cent bonds and 800, 600, 900 Of four per
cent bonds, a. security Ior circulation, VI
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Se 49, co coeHa W dnD ~"
nec neoo - sooS,ooao1. LEY uvn nosu s!s,vo,
~ ~ ho,S IT,. ~ .hn ITS .1hn ~,
Sef;SndinS onerassons commenced- and about
81, 600, coo less Of four per cents. An Of the
eIt.ppdeS' sIceoting ~ 81 40 which are
owned BY one hundred different National
nanks-
A LARGE delegation OF Indians from
tribes Of the Northwest VIII arrive at WASH
ington on the 18th to consult with the Indian
Department about division Oh lands IN In sev. .S.
tribes. ~ oe s0''''''S - ''~ " -
Suprprvrr,nrxrD DIvrs of the New
Orleans Mint says he WIN put out 10000 or
lo,ooo,ooo standard silver dollars during the
ihoSenenl Oh tue COTTON ana sugar crop'
A TERRIBLE explosion occurred ut
Woolner's distillery, in Lower Peoria, Ill, on
the 3Oth nit. Mar woolner was instantly
kiIled and sirteen otbers ware scalded. nine
Of whom t3ied inrinS the ni0ht The distiiIery
trxtr > 20 save = tnb ~ heer thst xss ,sved
from the fire, Lut through the defects of the
machinery ana pipes the sun EXPLODED
LEO HARTMANN, the noted Russian
NihilIst, arrived at New York City on the 30th
nlt He saws his presence in the United
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s.z.es - % uess " gan % one ha s.-,,1r y, r,o
AmencAp peoP'e iop Inose rno aIe S.tuk
ghnx tot noeIy IN hussA- ne sHs sne Ie
port tnst ne lntenoeo Lormink Nniiist OF
ganizauon mere ID utterly iAse'
Rev. WE. WHITcHLER,of OF providence,
R L, has been hned twenty-five dollars and
eosIs ior ''esuns oooA' 'ron INC A.neneu
GEORGE w. TABB, former resident OF
Jefferson County, w. Va, foreman Of the
jury tnat conVicteaJonn Brown, oeo IN mar
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a. ON tna' WIN
situng Dun on oosru, Arrifeu II oisnareA,
DAkola' ON tne oist UT,
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Onsui o.
nouisk, hussiS Wri.es oenyine, on .ne su.
10 - =. - a. ,,sr,. - sh,,. - 80 -,
fusing to work and burned TO death by a VII
lage mob setting IRE TO the building. He
says sne9 was ourneo IN shlcn NUMBER on
women mao oeen quar'efeo' put nooouy was
A BERLIN dispatch saws a letter from
pr..,. ,,.,.. ,b.t thare bsys basn m.nv nsr.
W. srrs..sS ana ssSsr.I svnn,s,ons ,ro,, :,
p-..-....-- a. ..,-o,,,a,, ,-i.h an. a,..o,-.--
Of another plot against the life Of the. Car.
An ex-Nihilist who bad betrayed his comPan.
,p nas oSen ss Ia. hs rne s,o as, u u
conseouence. An aecomplice Of soIoyieff