The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-02-08
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LIE Somnittee on ways and Means gave
nearing, on tne "a 70 representatives. OF the
NauonAi Distiiers and spirit Dealers Assocta-
hob, and OIL the wine and Spirit Dealers So
eiety OF the United States In advocacy OF pro-
posea iesis.ation 10 reduce the tax on distilled
liquors 10 nifty cents per gallon, TO modify ex-
and disttllers bonds, and TO reduce the duty
on imported brandy and spirits to 81 80 per
gallon --rs .. ia .e
SENATOR GEoneE introduced bin in the
Senate on the ID to enforce the forfeiture Of
lands granted railroad corporations under con-
ditions not complied with, and apply the pro-
ceeds OF the. sale for educational purposes
among the States aud Territories. Mr.. Nor
rill also introduced a-bil providing in sub
stance that the amount Of circulating notes
to be issued TO any National Bank depositing
bonds for security shall not exceed ninety per
cent. Of the market value OF any bonds depos-
tied that may have fallen In value below par.
TIE bill providing for the distribution, by
the National Board OF Health, Of vaccine virus
to the people passed the SENATE on the Sd
A LETTER has been received from John Dam
nehauer, OF the Jesnnette expedition. They
made land on the Siberian coast September
1Jth, at a deserted village. The county was
covered With snow and devoid Of game. Great
distress wss experienced. One man died and
another Ii insane. An are more or less frozen.
Dannehauer has lost one eye and the other Is
injured Traces had been discovered of De
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neA-sl, eHe S.sei ~ ie'u-.n -no ssAfen loi tne
suitNols ~ s-e ,e-ane,s y rssoAeo- ne.u,n
nome, 1linsihk INC infAhos Win you
1sH rresiaen. eAs conhrneo tne sentence
Oh oea,n imPoseo oy souri, martial IN tne
cases o. ,nree ihoisn scouts. Deaa snot'.
DAnuy Jun -no SAipH -con'ictea OF
muuny :. SuD'cu' Ano ofoereo tneir execution
AArch o. -ol t -
r. n CoNekk- OF Aaenigan, was appointed,
on the 4th, BY the President, superintendent
MOTIFS sa So .5.t. -rd
SNn SERVES on 'he 1.n, nso uhoer iaForaoie
consiaeiA'lon tpe quesuon Oh estaonsmng an
otnet department Oh tne Sosernment, en-
oraeihs agriculture commerce ana manuiac-
'ures' ar
h 'enerson Puonc,sehooi ounaing ON
'HRinia Avenue, washington City, was
burned ~ an early hour on the 4th. Loss
slanuo; insurance not ascertaned- The
building was Que OF the nnest In the city, and
Aceonlnoualeo i'oo puphs. cai cU
..ra4 . las-l77f
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The deadlock In the New York Legislature
was broken on the I'd, the Tammany members
voting for c. z Patterson, the regular Demo
cratic candidate for speaker. --.-lo
TIE New York Grand Jury having investi-
gated the sPuyten Duyvfl disaster returned In
dictments, on the 3D. against George r. Han
ford, conductor, and George Mehus, brakeman,
OF the wrecked train, charging them with man
slaughter In tne nrst degree
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msni storee, Iuny insureo- Ane snip store on
Jonn ID. montgomery, aa1oinihE' was DAM
aged eonsidereoiy, ana the iron propeller Cuba,
!yinE AZ the elevate. oocks was damaged Vi
y; insured Inc elevator Was fally insured
n ". DUs q 20, Oh tne hercanthe Agency,
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