The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-05
LATER NEWS.

SECRETARY HUNT received cable
message from Lieutenant Hsrber on the Sd, at
Irkutsk as follows: Subject to your ap-
proyal and my inspection, have offered 10, 900
roubles for a paddle steamer for the entire
summer, and guarantee II lost 1000 paper
not, how much may offer and guaranteed
Season advanced Haste necessary"
HANLAN won the scull-boat race with
Boyd at New Castle-on-the-Tyne, England, on
the Sd by about four lengths.
A HEAVY snow storm ragged all day the
Sd at st. Johns, N. B.
JESSE JAMES, the notorious bandit
and train robber, was shot and killed at st.
Joseph, No., on the Sd by Robert Ford, one
of his gang. It appears that James and his
gang have lived In frame shanty in the
southeastern part OF st. Joseph since
last November, and they were just about
shot as stated Ford and his brother, imme-
diately after the shooting, gave themselves up
and were placed in jail They claim to be de-
tectives. The body Of James was taken to an
undertaker's, where the remains were photo
graphed. number of persons have identl
fed the body and there Is no question about II
being Jesse James, the train robber. The
shanty in which they lived was stored
munition. James was q fine looking man, and
only about forty years old
A JOINT resolution was passed in the
Senate on the Sd appropriating $4,000 for the
erection of a monument over the grave of
Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, Va. The fol-
lowing bills were introduced: Authorizing
sippi near Harrison, Iowa; to define the rights
Of citizens of the United States when residing
the i Kansas sss Pacifie r Raii%ay o ocSpany Of Of
the costs of surveying, selecting and
conveying lands in Kansas to it Mr..
VOORHEES, submitted Teselution declar.
in relation TO the arrest and Imprisonment of
Daniel McSweeny and other American citi-
zens, by the British authorities. is in violation
of American law. inconsistent with the value
of American citizenship and degrading to the
honor of the United StstSs; temporarily
tabled at Mr.. voorhees, request, subject to his
call. Mr.. Morgan reported an original bill pro-
viding for the appointment. of an Assistant
Commissioner of the General Land Office and
five inspectors of the Surveyor Generals and
District Land Ofices at annual salaries of
5000 each. The Presidential Count bill was
laid aside temporarily apd the Senate bill rati-
yins the ;to s1f OF the Genera 1s COUNCIL OF the the
Francisco Railway Company the right Of way
through that Nation was considered and also
laid aside and after an executive ecu i've session the
don to amend the rules so as to exclude from
the privileges of the floor ex-members of Con
ave thousand citizens of Illinois for the i'm.
provement of Mississippi leyees; referred.
Bills were introduced: Appropriating $l5,0oC
property in the Mississippi Valley by the flood
of 1ss2; authorizing the construction of q
bridge across the Mississippi River at Mem
phis; authorizing the Secretary of the Treas
ment of the public debt Mr. Crapo moved e
suspend the rules and adopt a resolution max.
of NATIONAL banking associations a continued
special order for April Is was lost by vote OF
IL yeas to "a nays. Adjourned.