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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-08
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RoDERIoK AAcLKXN, the young maa who
attempted to assassinate Queen Victoria was
taken before the Windsor Borough Justice on
the Sd for examination. He was straightfor-
ward In his answers, and affirmed that he did
not mean to harm the person Of the Queen. He
fired the shot, he said, because It was the only
way be had left Of drawing the public attention
to the state Of affairs which compelled him to
commit q crime against the head Of the Nation.
in order to reach the aristocracy of the coun-
try snd maks them sensitive Of the popular
hatred Of the institution which hedxed
then about and protected them In their Villain
les against the people. lie admitted that IN
his estimation the Queen had done nothing
herself to opprea her subjects, but insisted
that she was at the head Of an aristocratic sys-
tam that bore down upon the populace with
an .iAsupportabls weight and tyranny, and
that his shot was directed toward her presence,
not for the purpose Of harming her, but Of
warning 10 the aristocracy that the people, Of
whom he was one and whom he volunteered to
represent were impatient and In dangerous
temper.
TnE opposft3oa members Of the Comznons
have decided 70 resist any attempt on the part
of Bradlaugh, vhe was again reelected on the
2d, o take his seat Northcote viii move the
same resolution previously offensd BY hin IN
regard to Bradlsnsk s., 4
TIE Aust-iAns eaetured Ulox On TIE lst,
af er desFsrsse III tance.
A sCgkxxET Lrsszx- has been arranged be-
tween Ha1@sa ss5 xsAAett for $2 500 side On
the Thames on t&sfet Of Nay.
TEE EyYtiaa Government has declined the
application Of De Lesseps to eenstruct at Port
Said fresh water canal. sc
FoUB HUNDRED. rines were discovered con-
eealed at Cstalona, Spain, on the 4th, and 1t IL
thought that they were the property Of ths
Cariists- rs-s 3
IT Is thought that Bradlaugh win not be al
lowed 70 take the oath in the House Of Con-
mons. =, &.
TIE British press expressed much gratihea-
tion on ths 4th at the manifestation Of feeling
BY the American papers and people Of al
shades Of politics which tulnlls the anticipa-
ton expressed here in ths first comments On
the attsmpt upon the Queens Life.
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tAat similar demonstrations wer. being held

That similar demonstrations were being held
there.
RKroETs from sssora, Arizona, ON the 4fh,
say that the town Of Naeori, containing sew
eral hundred Inhabitants was attacked By
Apache Indiana Three were killed on each
side. A courier who left for assistance heard
heavy firing shortly after leaying.
TIE boiler u Wesler Il Barnes sau-miIl at
stones station, Ind, exploded on the 4th,
killing i've men. The boiler divided into Q
dozen pieces and scattered In every direction
CAPTAIN sINNorr, who b engaged in the
Red R'v,r trade, returned to New Orleans on
the 4th from trip up that river. He says he
found great distress from the foeds every
where, and that there 10 no telling what dam
age may yet result Ths people in that valley
are undergoing terrible hArdships. Many Of
the sufferers are enigraats who hae settled In
the productive low lands along the river and
Improved the country considerably and were
building it up. Some OF them had only made
one or two crops, and were Just beginning to
get their places In fun running order when
the water came and swept their crops and
everything else away. Those who could do 80
ran their stock mp 70 the hills, but most of
them are ruined entirely and on the veree Of
starvation. .s sfsias "a f.ss
TIE Utah Territorial Legislature ON the 4th
eooPteo Q concurrent resolution calling con-
vention to meet April 10 next, which, when
organized may frame State Constitution for
Utah; name the proposed State and dehne It's
boundaries; elect delegates to proceed 70
Washington and urge the claim and rights Of
Utah to statehood; nomila and provide for
the election ofa Governor, Legislature, Judges,
Secretary and other State ofiicers, and Repre-
sentative TO Congress; provide for session Of
the Legislature for the purpose Of electing
two United ates Senators; submit their
Constitutien and nominations for Sta and !
other officers to the people for their approval
or disapproval under such regulations as it may
determine, and take such other steps as may be
needful TO accomplish the end sought No
money was appropriated TO pay ths expenses Of
the delegates.
! THE steamboat James D. Psrfer, from On
CHINA for Memphis, was sunk in the channel
of the Ohio River under the railroad bridge at
Louisville, On the sch Captain Pink varhle,
q Falls pilot, was at the wheel, and says the
boat would no obey the helm The boat and
cargo VIII be to al loss The Hfe saving crew
were ut the scene IN ten minutes snd prevented
any loss Of life.
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Fire In Oberlin.

A fire occurred in Oberlin, Monday even
ing about eleven o'clock, destroying in
one hour and half the buildings cover
ing front of 200 feet on East College and
$50 feet on South Main street. The losses
are: E. ]. Goodrich, 1900; ins. 5000
Carter & Wood, $4,000; ins. $4,000. J.
NJ. Gardner, $4,000; ins. $4,5Oo. H. NJ.
Plat, $500; ins. $500. g. Wells, q, 800;
ins unknown. Thad Rowland, $4,000;
ins. $500. Kate Moore, $1,000: and a
few smaller losses not ascertained. The
cause of the fire is not known A boy
had been trying lard during the day in an
clubhouse in the rear of the market on Col
st, and had very hot fire, and as the fire
first broke out in this building it is pro-
bable that it had its origin from that cause.
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The Results of Necessity.

What the sncients suffered for the
want-Oi knowlerke in mecical science,
can only be appreciated by contrasting
The vast amount of suffering cured a. q
p~in alleviat-d In mo Tern times, by the
ease. Its Introduction was characterized
by the necessary wi hdrawt Il of u score
or more of illusive. quack nostrums,
who's evil effecrs have left living monu-
meuts TO denounce them. Thus L. exem-
p ified the pro- erb. Necessity is the
mother of Inven ion. 25-4 !.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-08
A Bow Again.

Pain and sickness bring on old age
with +. arful rspidity. They make an
incessa~t drain on the vital forces, and
the weary steps and failed cheeks of age
ken"edv's "Favorite Remedy" turns
this kind of old age into youth again.
Headache pains In the Limbs, troubles
uf the Liver, Bowels or Kidneys vanish
before it. and feeble men and women
become like rolli, king school boys and
girls once more. One Dnllar bottle,
either at your Druggi-ts or from the
Doctor, at Rondou N. Y. 1852
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-08

"A certain painter was Dragging Of his
wonderful command Of color to a friend, one
day. His friend did not seem to take it quite
all in. Why, exclaimed the painter, do you
know that there are but three painters in the
world, sir, who understand colorg And who
are they! at last asked the friend. Why, sir,
am one, and-snd-and.-and-a FOR
get the names Of the other two. 7c,Sq. 4f
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rector and as q Laxative TO keep the
bowels regular. It beat the Jews hieh-
est anticlpations. Il does every ones.
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Herbert Hall receives congratulations
this week. on account Of "that boy"
Miss Alma Sprague has come home to
be with her mother who is in poor health.
Three, members were taken into the
Congregational Church last Sabbath morn.
ing.
A.fire occurred in Elyria last, Saturday,
destroying Q planning mill and one other
building.
The funeral of Mrs. Butler was held at
the residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. Hiram
Howk, Tuesday.
The members of his choir recently pre-
sented Mr.. w. 8, Franks with chain and
locket making him visit in a body on the
evening of his birthday.
The heirs of Peter Hockinsmith have
sold his farm in Huntington to Austin
Chapman, and will move to Rootstown.
Portage Co., in April.
Rumors are thick that we are going to
have a new bank building and a new store
building erected this summer, but the.
matter has not progressed far enough to
enable rs to speak with certainty in this
issue.
A note from j. w. Braman, of Auburn,
Kas. says they have had one of the finest
winters ever known in that country. The
grass is growing, farmers are busily plow-
ing and making ready for Spring crops.
He has forty acres slready plowed, and
will plant 100 acres to corn this year.
A. B. johnson, an old resident of Suili-
van, died Feb. 2Sth, aged II years. He
had been sick nearly a year. The imme-
diate cause of his death was gangreen
which began in his foot about a month
ago and progressed till il reached near the
middle ofthe thigh at the time ofdeath.
A sneak-theif entered B. F. Locke's
house a fortnight ago Monday, the hall
door not being locked, the women of the
house being engaged in the back part he
was not heard. The Snyder brothers,
bakers, who have rooms in chamber COM
ing home at noon found the burning stump
of cigar on their table, and an overcoat
and personal effects TO the value of $50
missing. A suspicious looking stranger
who bought a cigar at Powers, that day
and enquired for a boarding house, is sus-
pected of The theft. :.
: Alice Wright, a young actress of eigh-
teen years, member of the Harrisons in
Photos, after the matinee in Cleveland Sat
urday, went directly to her room in the
fourth story of the Striebinger House, laid
aside her wraps and walking to the open
window stood a moment looking down
and then threw herself to the pavement
sixty feet below. She had been i'll with
typhoid fever and had seemed morbid and
nervous since. Her Aunt and guardian
was in feeble health at Providence, r. l..
and her consent was finally obtained to in
teri the body at Cleveland.
greatly surprised and panied to learn of
his death which occurred at his home in
New York, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock,
after an illness of about a week He was
first taken with what was supposed to be
a bilious attack but il soon developed into
8 malignant erysipelas- In response to a
letter announcing his illness, Miss Alice
Adams started for New York Tuesday. A
Telegram received Wednesday morning
his death as stated. We hear
that Mr.. Windecker and perhaps others of
the relatives will go East to-day.
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young societies the older xin receive its
best recruits. -
The Annual Meeting offhe Ohio Branch
of the Woman's Board of Missions will
meet in the Wellington Congregational
Church in October,a an event all denomina-
tions will look forward to with great inter-
eat ~
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snow disappears. Don't wory. Right eye


TIE House COMMITTEES On Rules agreed on
the Sd to a resolution to appoint q special COM
mlttee of nine Representatives and seven sena-
tors to attend the two hundredth anniversary
OF the discovery of the mouth Of the Missis-
sippi River at New Orleans in Aprfi next
'ScovILLR appeared In csart at Washin gton
on the Sd and asked that . day be set for the
argument on the bill OF exceptions. The bill
is voluminous one, and II supposed to cover
all the ground. The Court stated that all the
papers In the case must be presented before .
time for the hearing could be set
CAPTAIN JAMES B. Eads was before the Sem
ate Committee on Transportation on the 4th
In support of his projects bIn for q ship rail-
way across the Isthmus Of Tehauntepec BE
made an extended and elaborate argument,
covering the same ground that he has hereto
fore taken when his project has been before
Congress. 1t is UNDERWOOD that the commit
tee have agreed to report the bin, making q
guarantee OF interest upon the bonds and div
idends npon the stock Of the road with some
notifications Of the original proposition.
TEE contract division Of the Postofice De-
paftmeat sent ont nearly three thousand noti-
neatfons on the 4th to successful Star route
contractors, Informing them of the official ac-
The aggregate sum Of these bills is about
$4,oo0.ooo A. Z. Boone, one of the contrac-
tors now under Indictment for conspiracy by
ihe Grand Jury, has secured large number of
these awards, al houghif found gnilty of this
offense the Department may begin proceedings
looking to the cancellation of these and similar
JOHN w. DEFRKEs, public printer, was lying
dangerously Ill at his residence in Washington
on the 5th. Only his most intimate friends
were allowed to see him.
THE EAST. r
TIE workmen in the card-room Of the Mona.
drock, N. H., blanket mills, were taken sud
denly III with vomiting on the 1st, and new
set Of hands were put In their places. On the
following day the new workme1 were also
taken sick and the mill had to shut down. The
cause OF the 81 ckness Is q mystery, but IL was
probably something In the rags.
, THE heavy gale on tho I'd uprooted tree
ON Presque Isle, at Erie, Pa, and the roots
dragged up two skeletons. The owner of one
james Bird-has been the subject Of cheap,
sentimental poetry al through Pennsylvania
for the last seventy years. During the war Of
1879 James Bird and Edward Rankin were shot
aboard the Niagara for desertion, and were
buried at the spot over which tina tree grew
and 1ourished .E u5
r. g. DUN q Co. report business failures
for the week ending March ID, throughout
the country, at 137 against 12s last week. The
Eastern States furnished II, Western 45,
Southern SO, Middle %, Psciac Coast aud Ter
ritor es 9, and New York City z. The decline
In the volume Of business, devastating foods
In the Southwest and several important fall
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Coffee drinkers should read the adver-
tisernent in anoiher column headed
Good Coffee. 24-4
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Coffee drinkers should read the "a
yerrisement In another column nsauoe
Gogd Coffee.
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From and after this date all notices OF entertainments
% ha %en,erprses Of every kind. which have for their
oolect the making Of money, will be charged for Al
gular local rates Obituary marriage notfcea
a1n Al local notices which are purely news matter,
-. VII oe, as heretofore, published free.
for local notices ares Ten cents line for the
nIst insertion. and Seven line for each
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Time oard-February 10. 1854
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
No Freak in the Democratic
Ranks.

WAgu,NGToS. Jan. 22.-rne S1nth'
ern Senators are nota little exercised
over the reports Of projected ndepen-
dsnt movements in various States OF
their section and the connection more
or less other name, with the sa'd
movements. Senator Coke, OF Texas,
today received a late copy ia news
paper printed in his STATE containing
extended comments Oh a fepori reach
inc Texas from Washington tn4' 'he
idea of au udencudeut movement IN
that State had enlisted lis synpa'hi"s
and would receive ms support. S-nai"r
Coke said there was not one word Of
truth 10 the report. Your correspondent
requested today by lumber OF Southern
Senators. in behalf Of themselves aud
their associates, today .hal, Dut@lde Of
virginia. there Is uot Z h!eaN IN Tie
solid line Of democratic S.ng.rrs from
the Potomac 10 tie gulf. that mono cf
them have any sympathy win any So
called pendent movements, and
none oftheru have The rCmote>t idea OF
seyeriug their relations 80 he regular
organization % the parry. Whatever
evils. abuses ar defects cXi-' tiey al
hold. can be besi remedeG siihin The
marty lines, and cannot re hcliered by
cntansilnc alljauccc With natural
euelzies. - Bat. Sun.
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Massey leads the rebellion again
"ho.,i.m." He may have been ss
had "a any o. them. He may have
been ~a-sc than the mOst of them. but
if he becomes the instrument Of re-
DENIM Virginia from the hands o.
those % hy means OF an unnatural
coalition have strapgled the liberties
Of the people and are to day leg'slatlng
at tie command Of the boss. who has
left he legitimate duties at Washington
IN order % for yard the toul work of the
coali,jou;-,. ut Richmond, he will viii
a renn,ation hardly second TO tha. oi
Patrick Herrv who body detained
aoain, ,b~ authority OF legitimate
government. The people OF Virginia
to-day sre ~ ;te hands ola tyranny
that j. gradually fastening the cords
abou, the sovereign power OF the
tate. NAV i not he that Massey VIII
be tie Instrument that will arouse the
sleepjny sovereign, who with mighty
effort will bur-t ssunder the cords Of
the Liliipuiian politicians aud once more
proclaim to The world that IN the peo-
pie q Vhg MIA. and not 10 W pound
boss. TUE sovereignty resides.
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NJ Owry Farm,
TERMS OF SALE:
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE


~ Woodstock Vi. Jan q, 1882.
To John S. Reese & Co. &c. Complts. and
Levi Dodson's admrs. and heirs &c. Defts.
the creditors of said Levi Dodson ard all
others concerned.
You are hereby notified that fixed upon
the 23d day day Of Feb. next, between the
hours Of o clock. A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock, r
VI if fair, if not, on tire next fair day there-
after Sunday excepted) to take ami settle.
at my Office, the accounts of lst, Isabella
Dodson admx Of Levi Dodson, decd. I'd. Of
all debts or demands against said Levi 10 .
son decd. OF his estate according TO their
pr;orllies. Sd. Report The real estate If
which said Levi Dodson died, seized and
possessed, IT'S actual and annual value. +th
Any other matter deemed pertinent or that
any party in interest NAV d sire. required
Ia b. taken 10y the decree of Shenaudu ah
Circuit Court at December Term 1881. in a
suit in chancrry depending in said court be
tween J,hn :. Reese & TO kc. eomplts. and
Levi Dodson admr &c Defis. and If from
auy cause the taking OF said accounts shall
not be commenced, or having beea commence
ed shond not he completed on that day the
taxing of the same will be adjourned from
day to day, or from place TO place, until the
same are taken end completed
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
chaacery Of The said coGrt at my Office in
said county the day and year first aforesaid
P. W. MAGRUOER.
Jan. 25th,-4w
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The Cuiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON, jan. 2l.-In The Gui.
teau trial to-day. at an inlimation from
Judge Cox. the prisoner carefully
arranged his glasses, and with -four
ish, began to read llom lis manuscript
as follows:
''The prosecution prete3d iha'.I am
a wicked man. Mr.. Scoviie and Mr..
Reed think am lupa,ic. aud | pre-
sumo you think I am. certainly was
lunatic~on July %. when. | fired on
President Garfield, AID the America n
people generally. and / presume you
think was. Can YOU imagine any thing
more iusane than my going to that
depot and shooting Il President oi the
Uuited States? You are here 10 say
whether l was sane OF insane at the
moment | Cred that shot. You have
nothing to do with my condition before
or --sinbe that shot vas fred. You
must say by your verdict sane or insane
at the moment the shot was fired. II
YOU have any doubt Ofmy sanity at the
moment. Won must give me tue benefit
Of that doubt and as TO whether l fired
that shot or as the agent Of the Deity.
fl fired it on NY own account was
sane III fired it, surprising myself
The agent OF the Deity, was insane,
and YOU must aepHii. THIS Il the law
as given IN the recent decision OF the
New York Court of Appeals. 1t
revoluliouizes The Old rules, and IA
grand step forward in The law ofinsanity
1t is worthy of This age OF railroads,
electricity. aud telephones; and it well
comes from the progressive State OF
New York. have 80 hesitation ID
"a, ing that it i special providence IN
nv favor. and ask dds Court and jury
to consider il. SDnr If the best pep
plc of Amcrici ttins me the greate>t
man OF This aye aul tins feeling Is
groN ing. Tbey believe il 'ny iA'pira-
ZION, aud that plOviasnce aud | nave
really saved &c nation another war;
Nv ,pcech se,lihI forth in detail M
defence xas .ylesraphcd SUNDAY to ali
leading papers aud published Monday
morning, and nos an per~i''ed by
HI, Honor /. deliver il 10 you.
As he reochcd that po!at Il 'a'e
always served the Lord, aud whether
| live or die" he broke down can
ple.cly. stopped, tried to choke down
the rising lump il his throat, bat fund
it impossible 10 keep back -cn'ine
SOB. Taking oal Ills handkerchief he
buried his face ~ 1t for 4 iew seconds,
wiped his CIV =. and with determined
effort started on again.
Mcs. scoville was deeply afectud'
aud wept and so5brd bitterly for some
minutes.
At the conclusion If lie readios The
court adjourned unit! Monday.