The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-05-10
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secrets. Owing 10 the anti-Masoaic excite
ment at the time Durfee was compelled to leave
the country. He was also soldier Of the war
of 1s12
A GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, dispatch of the 5th
says that reports from various points In the
fruit belt Of that State declare that the recent
heavy frosts have destroyed two-thirds Of the
peach crop and other fruits.
HARRY B. HENRY, . wealthy stockman,
formerly of Akron. o., committed suicide at
Las Vegas, N. NJ, on the Sd, by shooting him
self.
A Tucson, Arizona, dispatch of the 5th
says: 'It is reported that another engage
ment has taken place between Major Upper
and the Apaches forty-fve miles south OF
Cloverdale, in which forty hostiles were killed
and some 200 head of stock recaptured by the
troops One soldier vas killed and one
wounded Colonel Brady, who has been
scouting along the CHA Mountains. and also
in the reservation between Lordsburg and
Richmond, reports everything quiet and no
fresh signs Of hostiles"
THE Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce took
action on the 5th looking toward more eff
cient measures for checking the spread of
smallpox, which, It is declared, Is doing great
injury to the business Of that city. The pres
ent Board of Health was pronounced inefh-
cient, and q resolution was adopted asking for
the appointment Of T. @ Minor as Health
Officer, who made reputation during the yell
low fever scare, and that he be given complete
control Of the sanitary force.
THE Goodrich steamboat dock, the st. Paul
elevator, two lumber yards and four blocks of
buiness houses, were burned at Racine, Wis,
on the 5th. Loss, $500, 900.
THE Missouri Legislature adjourned at noon
on the 5th, after the State apportio nment bill
had been signed by the Governor. Out Of the
fourteen Congressional districts one in the
southwest is given to the Republicans, who
also claim to have excellent prospects IN the
two Sc. Louis districts.
TIE Tucson, Arizona, Star denounces Pres
ident Arthur's cowboy proclamation as un-
called for and based on malicious misrepre-
sentations, and concludes as follows: "The
origin Of this scandalous proclamation is SIM
ply this-a band Of deputy United States
Marshals engaged in most wanton and crimi-
nal practices and under cover of their official
authority they murdered innocent people.
When the Sheriff Of the county in which their
crimes were committed sought to arrest them,
they interposed their Official position, and re-
1 sisted the execution of the law"
| THE Rev. HozA MCCALL. died at Malvern,
Ohio, on the 5th, aged seyenty-two years. He
was well known throughout Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania, having been q member
of the Pittsburgh Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church fort q number of
years. He began preaching in 1884 and was q
laborious and successful minister of the
gospel.
REV. DR. PARK 8. DoNELsoN, for a number
years President Of the Ohio Wesleyan Female
College at Delaware, Ohio, and at one time
Presiding Elder of the Toledo district, died
at Dexter, Mich, on the 9th after protracted
| Illness.
FRIDoLIN ScHUMANN, q leading saloon
keeper Of Cincinnati, who was found guilty of
selling intoxicating liquor on Sunday some
days ago was, on the 9th, sentenced to the full
penalty Of the law-thirty days Imprisonment
and $10o fine. The execution of the sentence
was suspended to enable the defendant to take
! the case to the Common Pleas Court.