The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-01

A DISPATCH from Duluth, Minn., of the 25th
ult., says hat there Is no ice in Lake Superior,
nor has there been at any time during the win
ter sufficient to In erfere with navigation.
Provisions and supplies for the various logging
camps on both shores from twenty to thirty
miles from Duluth have been taken out from
that harbor frequently during the winter.
TEE steamboat BERTHE Clayton was burned
ct SteePs Bayou, Miss, on the oath ult. The
cargo, 1e6 bales of cotton and 800 sacks of cot
ton seed, was destroyed Three children aud
deck hand were drowned.
TEE family who were swept OF in the Big
Cottonwood, Utah, snowlide some days ago,
was recovered on the Gath ult-, under forty
tons Of snow. They were all lying ma urally
In bed, the husband, wife and Infant in one
bed, and two girls and two boys, The oldest
eleven, In another smothered instantly In their
sleep.
INDIAN AGENT TIFFANY telegraphed fron
San Carlos, Arizona, on the 25th ult., that the
Indians Of that Agency were uneasy and ex-
cited in connection with the approaching ex-
ecution Of the three condemned Indian scouts
:" Dead Shot" DANDY Bilr' and Z" Eskite
Shorn''-fixed for March Sd. Tiffany earnestly
recommends that the President postpone the
execution Of these scouts until the cases
against the other Indian prisoners arrested for
completely in the treachery for which these
scouts were condemned are decided. Trouble
is apprehended by the inhabitants in the vicin-
ity unless the execution is postponed.
BISHOP LYNCH, colored, died at Charleston,
8. c., on the 18th ult., aged sixty-fve years.
A DISPATCH from Hockberry, Arizona, on
the 2sth uit-, says that ]. o. Weldon, des-
perats character, shot and killed, few days
previous, without provocation, peaceable citi-
zen named John Bullock. Weldon was arrested
after desperate conflict In which Indian Agent
Charles Spencer was severely wounded, and
lodged In JAN, but in the evening fifteen men
took him out and hung him to a beam In .
blacksmith shop.
DURINe the year 1880 over $1o0, 200 worth
Of hogs had been stolen from the Chicago stock
yards. Hman was arrested on information on
the 18th ult., and on the strength Of his con-
fession . number of dealers and traders about
the yards were arrested charged with larceny
Of stock. 80
TEE Utah Territorial Legislature on the 25th
ult., adopted memorial to Congress, Of which
the opening paragraph is as follows: /" We,
your memorialists, the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory of Utah, respectfully represent
that, in consequence of baseless rumors and
monstrous afgerations, the people whom we
represent have been placed in jeopardy, and
are now threatened with deprivation Of the
right of local self government The persons
whose aim Is to gain control Of this now
wealthy and prosperous Terri ory, and manip-
ulate its finances, have succeeded in arousine
the ire Of the clergy, and, through them, the
anger Of many people against large majority
of the citizens of Utah, and thus apressure
has been brought to bear upon your honorable
body, which showsits effects in proposed meas
ures containing provisions utterly at variance
with the fundamental principles of Republi-
can Government, and which, while ostensibly
aimed at the marriage re ations of but a small
portion Of the people, win, If carried into ef-
feet, deprive the whole Territory of vested
rights secured to it by the organiza ion act and
Constitution Of the United Sta esq The me-
mortal then denies at great length everything
ever charged against the Mormons, and accuses
the Representatives of the Federal Govern
ment in Utah Of every species of wrong-doing
possible to officers or men.