The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-06-21
LATER NEWS.

JUSTICE BRADLEY, to whom Keed
made appliea ion for a writ Of hdbeds corpus I'm
Guiteau's case, denied lbe petition on the 18th.
He held that the Court of the District of Co
lumbia had full jurisdiction to try Guiteau,
and that no reason exists why q writ of hGbeds
eorpus should be granted. This is the last
m owe Reed can make and he can do no more
now to save Guiteau.
MoRRIsoN's large paper mill at Ty-
rome, Ia, was destroyed by fire on the 18th.
Loss 1925, 600; insurance, $175, 900.
Two oil tanks at Olean, N. Y, con-
tanning $1,000 barrels of oil, was struck by
lightning on the 10Th and destroyed.
A DISPATCH from Chihuahua, Mexico,
on the 18th states that twenty-seven Apache
prisoners, captured in recent fights with Jesus
and Mario bands, were taken out in . field on
the 18th and shot They behaved with won
derful bravery, each one meeting his fate with
remarkable GOODNESS and looking defantly at
their executoners-
The pension appropriation bill appro-
priating 800, ,OO0, 900 passed the House under
suspension of the rules on the 10Th.
THE National Convention of Music
Teachers, announced to meet at Chicago on
the Goth has been postponed until July 5th.
In the Senate on the 18th, Mr.. PEN
dleton presented protest from the Board of
1raue OF ClnclnnaI against Cne House Dill to
amend the patent laws. Mr.. Frye reported
from the Committee on Rules resolution
amending Rule 4, to provide that In the alb
choose President pro tempore who, when tenn
porarfly absent, may designate in writing the
Senator to perform the duties of the Chair for
and until the Senator shall otherwise order.
Mr Sherman, from the Committee on Lii
brary, reported a proposed amendment to the
sundry civil bill, approprfating $4,000 for the
purchase of the Count de Rochambeau papers;
proPriating $4,000 for public buildings It
Committee. reported as a substitute for reso-
luuons and bills on subject, referred to the
Committee, the bill introduced by him last
of the ofice of the President in case of re-
moval, death, resignation or inability both Of
the President or Vice President, commit
In the House the foliowins bills We're intro.
duced: To abolish the internal revenue tax
thorizinS the removsi of aoS oSstrSetons ira@ anu
navigable rivers of the United States. The bill
provides that when any bridge across any nav
igable water of the United States is an obstruc-
passing draw-openings it shall be the duty of
the owners of such bridge to cause aids
openings; OF for the " establishment @ lihS @ Of suen am
International Peace Commission, to CON
sist of nine members who shall serve
transportation over the Pacific Railway. Mr..
Calkins, under instructions from the Commit
tee on Elections, moved to suspend the rules
and pass the bill facilitating the trial of the
contested election cases. by providing the ma
chinery by which the testimony in those cases
may be submitted to the Committee on Elec-
tfons at an earlier day than is now practicable;
agreed to. sir. Dunnel, under instructions
from the Committee on Ways and Means
moved to suspend the rules and pass the bill
providing hereafter that Collectors of Internal
Revenue be appointed for term Of four years.
Adjourned.