The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-08-23

adopted ana the following nonlnPtlOns maze.
Secretary of State, J. o. Walker; Treasurer,
John Foley; Auditor, William Thompson; At
torney General, ]. II. Bremmie man; Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, H-sF. Bonardue; Supreme
Court Reporter, L. A. Palmer; Judge of Su-
preme Court, Senator Charles E Bronson. A
telegram announcing the death Of Senator
Ben Hill, Of Georgia, was read and . commit
mittee appointed to draft resolutions TO be for
warded to the bereayed family.
]. H. SANDERS, of Chicago, member Of the
United States Cattle Commission, saws for the
month ending July Is, Chicago received near
ly SC, 600 head o. Texan cattle, a greater num-
Der than ever before In the same length OF
time These were mostly slaughtered, and
those not killed were kept apart from domes-
tic cattle and are not likely to infect them with
the Texas cattle fever this year, although
Eastern breeders who have not learned how to
deal with the disease are troubled with 1t. Mr..
Sanders thinks the cattle fever In the East Is
from cattle shipped North from Southern
States east of Texas, where cattle are affected
with the Texas fever. Mr. Sanders and other
members If tine Commission left for Quebec
on the 10th to examine the quarantine system
there with n view of adopting similar one in
this country.
LOUDER MAsrEN, q prominent citizen Of
Youngstown, Ohio, was found dead In well
in that city on the 17th. There is q mystery
surrounding how he got there.
THE Twenty thirI Ohio Volunteers held 4
reunion at Sandusky on the 18th. Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes and wife were in attendance.
Every company Of the regiment was repre-
sented.
ELECTION returns from all but five counties
of Kentucky give Henry, Democrat for Ap-
pelate Clerk, $4,000 majority.
THE Danish Vice Consul at Milwaukee has
purchased fifty thousand acres Of railroad
lands in Minnesota and will colonize It with
families from Denpark.
THE Chicago Lumberman's Exchange has
advanced the price of lumber from fifty cents
to one dollar thousand feet
TwENTY-oNE new cases of yellow fever were
report ed at Brownsville on the nth, seven
teen Mexicans and four Americans, and the
death Of two Mexicans and one American. A
boy nine years old, six negroes aud French
man, all afflicted with fever, reached the out
skirts of the city from Tsmpico and were
taken in charge by the quarantine authorities.
Eight deaths occurred in Matamoras on the
same day, but there were but few new cases
reported.
THE commanding officer at Fort Robinson
telegraphed to Army Headquarters at Omaha
that he had dispatches from Agent McGilli-
cuddy at Pine Ridge Agency, to the effect that
Red Cloud notified him that he must leave the
agency by October /. Red Cloud has been
sullen ever since he was deposed from the
chieftainship Of the Sioux by General Crook.
For this reason Agent McGillicuddy deposed
him from the chieftainship Of his own bands.
There are 1000 Sioux at Pine Ridge and 1000
at Rosebud Agency. In case of an outbreak
there will be about 5000 warriors.
A MEETING of the survivors of the military
telegraph service was held at Chicago on the
sth and the Society of the United States Mill
tary Telegraph Corps organized, with W. R.
Plum president A National reunion has
been called TO meet at Niagara Falls, Septem-
Der 81.
FREDERICK GUTHRIE, son OF Samuel Guth-
rie, discoverer of chloroform and percus-
sion powder, died at Chicago on the nth,
where he lived since 1S45.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, q train wrecker, was
found guilty by a jury at Milwaukee on the
18th and sentenced to ten years. imprisonment
at hard labor in the penitentiary.
The Western Distillers' Association at their
session Mt Chicago on the 18th appointed an
executive committee and adopted resolutions
favoring the enforcement of the laws for the
observance of the Sabbath, a well digested
license law, with high figure for each license
granted and opposing any conflict with either
political party. The sentiment of the distill-
ers attending the meeting is very strong
against taking action. IT. B. Miller was
elected President, and the meeting adjourned
to meet at indianapolis at date to be fixed
In the future.
The Ohio State Bee-Keepers Association
viii hold session in Columbus on the 31st.
SENATOR HILL was buried at Atlanta on the
10Th. An escort of the Atlanta bar and a
Congressional committee with long line OF
carriages were present. Fully 10000 people
assembled on the streets to view the process
sion
DEACON BRoss, father of Ex-Governor
Bross, of Illinois, died at Morris, that State,
on the l9,h.
B. GRATz BRowS has announced himself as
heartily in favor OF the temperance movement
in Missouri.
THE Mormon Church has Just put up
$4,000 and engaged four law firms to fight the
new law making Mormons ineligible to hold
Office.