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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
THE EAST.

THE Vermont Democratic State Convention
met At Montpelier on the 10Th ult. L. w. Red
dington Was chosen chairman George z
Eaton was nominated for Governor; E. N.
Ballard, Lieutenant Governor; Willard NJ.
Gay, Treasurer. An were nominated Without
opposition.
The Massachusetts Prohibitory State Con-
vention was so slimly attended on the Goth ult.
that nothing could be done.
The Maine Democratic State Convention
met at Lewiston en- the 9th. George F.
Emery was chosen chairman. Governor Harris
NJ Plaisted was renominated by aeclamation.
The platform adopted says that the rights of
the producer and manufacturer to sell the pro-
ducts of their industries in the dearest and
buy what they can not proftably produce in
the cheapest marke s is a right which the Gov
crnment ought not to interfere with or restrict,
except 50 far as may be necessary to raise
revenue for its own support; and all such
interference tends 10 lessen the profits of
trade and the wages OF labor. The present
tarih, whereby one hundred and fifty
millions Of surplus revenue is annually exact
edfrom the laboring and producing classes,
sbould be reduced so as to leave this money in
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
LATER NEWS.

THE body of Guiteau was buried in
the corridor of the jail at Washington on the
LIST. There was no service or ceremony, and
the body was conveyed 20 its last resting place
by convicts. Mrs. Scoville was not allowed to
be present. It will be several days before the
examining physicians make a formal report as
to the condition Of Guitean's brain.
A CYCLONE struck Coalville, Butler
County, Pennsylvania, on the morning Of the
30th ult., blowing half the houses down and
nearly all the stores. Twopersons were killed
and about twenty-five wounded.
WILLIAM r. GARRISON, son of Com
modore Garrison, who was injured in the Sill
yer Creek railway accident on the 9th ult.,
died at Long Branch on the morning of the
1st.
The court house at Magnolia, Pike
County, Mississippi, with all the records and
papers, was destroyed by fire on the LIST.
The new Chicago directory contains
$4,000 names, making the population, accord
ing to published estimates, about $4,000 in
the city proper. The publishers estimate for
1880 was below the census returns.
REV. DANIEL ROBERTS, who died at
Sparta, Ind, the other day, aged ninety-two,
was a soldier in the war of 1915, and had been
time be organized over 200 churches.
JONATHAN BLANCHARD has resigned
the presidency Of Wheaton college, Illinois,
after holding it twenty-three years, and is to
be succeeded by his son.
The Illinois Humane Society have re-
solved to prosecute horsemen who use the
over-check rein, on the ground that it is need
less cruelty to the horse.
Mr.. SAUNDERS, from the Committee
on Territories, reported q bill in the Senate on
the LIST to establish the Territory of Pembina
and providing temporary government there
fore. Mr.. Hale. from the Committee on Ap-
appropriating $4,000 to provide for the de-
ncieney IN tne aPpropriation for fees of wit
Whole on the Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Appropriation bill, and after some
fhe fse S M es
unanimous consent TO report from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means q Joint resolution
issue two hundred millions of two per cent
bonds or certificates in exchange for bonds
bearing higher rate of interest; passed. The
on the Naval Appropriation bill, the question
being on the amendment offered by Mr.. Calk-
ins to strike out the provision in regard TO pro-
several amendments being made the Commit
tee rose and the Senate bill authorizing the
construction of bridge across Sault St Marie
mneS of session s Revised stsastes
imposes a tax on tobacco passed. The
Speaker laid before the House. a mes
out his approval the bill TO regulate the car
rfage OF passengers by sea While expressing
his entire sympathy with the objects of the
The message went over as unfinished business
and the House adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.

NEARLY all the committees of the House
and Senate have abandoned further meetings
for the session, and the clerks are busy with
their reports, dockets, journals and the ar
rangernent Of papers preparatory to adjourn
ment. This work in some instances is very
laborious, as there is an enormous amount OF it
before the committees which will not be COM
pleted during this session.
The Senate Committe ON Education and
Labor, TO which was referred Senator Nor
gan's resolution to raise a special committee
to investigate the labor strikes ana the causes
therefor has agreed to amend the resolution
so as to authorize that the committee is to
proceed to such investigation and to employ
clerk, and to send for persons and papers.
The committee will, at an early day, report
the resolution as amended to the Senate and
ask.for its adoption. ..
THE House Committee on Ways and Means
directed Mr.. Kelley, chairman, on the 29ih ult.,
to prepare joint resolution to be submit ed
to the committee at its next meeting provid-
ing for the issuance Of two hundred million
dollarsin United States bonds, 20 bear interest
at two per centum per annum, exchangeable
with outstanding continued fives.
THE Senate on the 29th ult. passed the bill
reducing the tariff. It repeals the taxes on
bank checks, drafts, orders and vouchers; on
capital and deposits Of banks and bankers; on
the capital and deposits of National banks; on
matches, perfumery, medical preparations, etc.
!. 1t reduced the tax on cigars from six TO four
dollars per thousand. The taxes on alcoholic
products-andm malt liquors are not touched
THE National Board of Health has notified
the health officer at Vieksburg to re-establish
quarantine station at Warrenton, nine miles
below that city. r.is raill
twenty-one In the Patent Office were dismissed
& REPRESENTATIVE HAWK, of Illinois, died at
Washington on the 29th ult.
CoMdoDoKBs WALKER and English, and
Surgeon-General Wales have been appointed
Board to consider the removal of the bodies Of
DeLong and men home.
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HUNTINGTON.

John 0rton and family and brother-in-
law, from Sharon, Medina County, passed
through our town, immigrating to Kansas.
Visitors-Mrs. Woodbury. and daughter,
from Spencer, and Mrs. Vaudeville and
daughter. from Camden, visited at w.
Goodrich's.
Schools are out. Make your application
for fall term.
Sorry i. ID. has a collapse.
Republican Caucus Chairman, j. Has
ker; Secretary, A. J. Sage. w. T. Chap
man is the delegate to present the name of
S. s. Warner. The meeting was we'll at
tended. No opposition 10 the candidate.
On the front of Barker's property the
ground has somewhat caved in. True, the
middle ufsthe road is in good condition
for fbotpafis, but we would like the Trus-
tees of Wellington TO take il on foot as far
as II. Sprague's on arainy and muddy day
and tell us on which side they will hold
their umbrella. or which tune they win
sing1sUp in a balloon, boys etc: Please
inform us syhere are the six feet sidewalks.
In the metric system we measured three
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05

The annual meeting of the Pittsfeld
Mutnal Fire Insurance Association was
held in the Town Hall, on Tuesday, June
Goth. The Secretary and Treasurer made
their reports, showing a very satisfactory
condition of the affairs of the Association.
an increase In the membership, and, Of
course, of the balance in the treasury.
Children's Day in the M. e. Church, last
Sunday, was complete success. Sermon
to the children in the morning. In the
evening the exercises were entirely by the
children, consisting of recitations, passages
of Scripture recited in concert, and songs
mottos, flowers and birds. A very large and
deeply interested audience, on both occa-
sions, showed the sympathy felt by the
community, so that more than one was
constrained TO say, 1t has been a good
day" NJ.
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E. c. Newell; Attorney General, J. H. Tatem;
Auditor, ]. Il. Osborn; Superintendent Of
Public Instructions, N. II. Walbridge; Mem
Der OF state Board Of Education, ]. w.
McKeever. The platform thanks the members
of the Legislature who favored the Prohibi-
ton amendment. The ballot is demanded for
women
THE Bank of Commerce, of Richmond, Va,
has suspended. 1t is thought that fifty cents
on the dollar will be paid.
ONE-FoURTH of the town of Larrfmore, D.
T., was destroyed by fire on the 10Th ult. Re-
ports say several persons were burned to
death. Loss, $50, 900.
A PREMATURE discharge of fireworks at
Minneapolis, Mimi, about which several hun
dred persons were congregated, injured thir-
teen persons, one fatally.
ST. MARY's Catholic. Church, at Columbus,
Ohio, has been robbed of $500 worth of gold
and silver chalices, ciboria, censor boats and
other articles.
THE Indians murdered three children and
eleven adults at Redfeld, Dakota, on the 25th
ult.
REPORTS from Minnesota say there is quite
an epidemic of smallpox in various parts OF
the State.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
Do YOU Intend 70 ?AlTT?

We would call attention to the
old and well known brand of strict
ly pure White Lead manufactured
by T. III. NEyIN & Co., corroded
under the old Dutch process only.
We are confident that we are able
to give satisfaction to our CUSTOM
ers by supplying them with an
honestly and carefully made Lead,
which will stand all tests and COM
parsons for fineness, whiteness
and durability.
Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker
q Co. are sole agents In Yelling
ton, and keep good supply always
on hand. 31m3
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One Moment. Please.

When Winter is passing into Summer
and Summer into Winter again, your
health should be especially looked to.
The humor which have accumulated in
your blood shonld be cleansed away,
and your system toned up to guard
against Bilious Fever, or other sickness
es peculiar to the change of season. DIR.
David Kennedy's ttFavorite Remedy"
and begin using it at once. A long fit
of sickness and long Doctor bill may
be the penalty of neglect. If your
druggist hast it, write the Doctor, at
Rondout n. Y Price SI.00
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
Annual Report Of wellington Public
Schools. i- '-

To the Board of Education, Wellington, Ohio:
GENTLEaIEN-I hereby submit for your
consideration my report of your schools
for the year beginning September IL, 1881,
and closing June 16, 1882. to 80
The following table shows total enroll
ment, average monthly enrolment, aver
age daily attendance, per cent of daily at
tendance and tardiness for the year: Il
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A Pleasant Letter.

Special Telegram.
Iceland, Mich.-Please find enclosed
draft for amount of invoice, May 1879.
The Baxter's Mandrake Bitters give the
best satisfaction of any patent medi-
cine L handle. They have advertised
themselves after selling few bottles,
and 1 warrant every bottle.
N. DEKRIEF, Druggist.
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Dizzi-
ness in the Head, Indigestion, Constipa-
ton and all similar diseases, yield read
ilv to the effect of Baxter's Mandrake
Bitter's. Price 25 cts. per bottle. 42-4
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The New Heme
Sewing Machine
Comes to the Front

with new stand at cost of fifty
thousand dollars. It has new
furniture second to none. 1t has
A self-setting needle,
A self-threading tension,
A double feed,
An Oil cup at the bottom of the
needle-bar to keep oil from your
goods,
A self-adjusting tension,
And a gearing that has been
tested for 40 years without change.
See it at Mrs. Banning's Mill
merry rooms. m
r. A. LAMPHERE,
42 The only authorized Agent for Wellington.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
THE ChiIdren of IsraeI

Took Alaxine or anti-bilious prescrip-
tion during their sojourn in the wilder
ness, and found it to be the peer of all
remedies as Stomach and Liver cor
rector and as Laxative to keep the
bowels regular. 1t beat the Jews high
est anticipations. 1t does every ones.
Sold at Wooster & Adams's.
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THE MARKETS.
Cheese.

We have the pleasure of announcing a
slight anvance in the price of cheese with
a good demand, the receipts being about
equal to the shipments.
We quote, buying (nake0 &c; billing
(boxe6 S@9c.
Cheese. g, POI boxes. 259, ,420 pounds
Butter. r.... 166 pkgs. 1886 pounds.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
Beauty Reeained.

The beauty and color of the hair may
be safely regained by using Parker's
Hair Balsam, which is much admired
for its perfume, cleanliness and dand-
ruff eradicating properties.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
sULLryAs.

We wish, through the columns of the
ENTERPRISE, to express our grateful thanks
for a donation of forty dollars worth of
provisions. and money received on the
evening Of June 21st- May the friends
whose kindly remembered us on the eve
ofour wedding day be as richly blessed by
our Heavenly Father. =
Mr.. s. Mrs. F. A. NILES.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05

G Persons recovering from wasting di-
seases, such as malaria, fevers, etc. :,
will be greatly benefited by the use of
Browns Iron Bitters, true tonic.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.


Go to Laura E. Tissot for your fine Hosiery
and Fancy Notions, at low prices sP
Leave orders for the New Home at Mrs.
Banning's Millinery rooms. 424
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
ron at Bennett Bros' Foundry. 80
-Lamphere means business, and will make
the New Home lively in Wellington. 424
That new stand and new furniture on
the New Home are immense. 42-4 I
Prepare for flies and mosquitoes by put
ting on door and window screens, for sale by
II. Wadsworth & Sons. 41-2
Found on the center road west of Pen,
field, a package of goods The owner can.
haye 1t by calling and paving for this notice.
- GINGER BEER-R. Angel & Co.'S Cele-
brated Brewed Ginger Beer is on sale at
Bunce's Candy Stand. 2P
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for si.5O per dozen, al Haines'
Gallery, over Hernck's Grocery Store. le
Buy your door and window screens at
II. wadsworth & Sons Planning Mill. All
sizes made on short notice 4l-2
Over 60 secondhand Domestic Sewing
Machines for sale by r. II. Lampherc, all
taken in exchange for the light-running New
Home. 424
Hats and Bonnetts In all the new styles
and everything pertaining to Spring and
Summer Millinery may be found at Mrs. H
N. Rockwood's. 81
Closing out Spring Millinery Goods at
reduced prices. Now is your time to buy
cheap Hats ond Bonnets. Can and see them.
2P LAURA E. TIssor
For SALE OR ExcHASsx-A. Spencer Re
peating Rifle, as good as new, s shot. VIII
sell cheap or exchange for good double
barrel shotgun. Address or call on +. LADD,
this office. Ia
-wanted-The People to know that am
prepared to do first class Dress Making, Cut.
ting and Fitting by Mrs. Britian's Combine
tion Rule. Perfect Fits warranted. Min
ME N. Wells, First house on east side North
Main Street. 404
Soldiers Attention. Milo B. Stevens &
Co., the well known War Claim Attorneys,
will be represented at Elyrsa, Wednesday
and Thursday, July 5th and 9Th by their
epec1a agent, ANTON D. benescn. Soiolers
and ond others interested in claims for the
increase of pension, OF pension, or other
claims, It is hoped, win give him call. Mr..
Benesch win be at the Office OF the County
Clerk. 40-S
Mr.. ]. NJ. Otterbscker took fun assort-
ment of his work to the Greenwich Fair,
among which was single and double harness.
heavy and light saddles. and took the first
premium on every article which he entered
for competition. When it is remembered
that he has every year, both st home and
abroad, taken first premiums only on his
work, 1t would seem that its quality must
recommend It to the public, and we are as
sured by the rapid growth of his business 1t
has done SO. 40-S
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In countries where malaria is preva-
lent, or where the climate Is subject to
sudden changes-should be found in
every house Browns Iron Bitters.
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The Distinguishing Charm.

q A delightful fragrance of freshly
gathered flowers and spices is the dis
gushing charm of the Floreston Co
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Base Ball.

At a game of base ball played on our
school grounds, on the 2sth, by the Elyria
and Wellington Clubs, the Elyrias beat the
home nine in an Interesting game. Elyria's
pitcher was raped considerably harder
and oftener than Wellington's but the
finest fielding witnessed here in some time
was done by the former. The game, as a
whole, was considered by far the best ever
seen here, and This is the first time Wei
lington has been beaten this season, which
is excused by the fact that three of our
best players We're absent The following
is the score: - - = -. t
Innings. 9 $3.50 8
Wellington. o 80 o o o.
Elyria.. I o o ! as
Base hlts-wellington Z, Elyria 8. ',
Two base hits-Crosier and McDermott, Of Well
ington. =
Struck out-wellington 8, Elyria6. J -.
Passed balls-Krause of Elyria, /; McDermott OF
Wellington, 9. tl9r
Umpire-Blake johnson, Of Eiyria. q. rsal
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05

- Wedding Cards specially at the
ENTERPRISE Office.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05

Mr. and Mrs Seeley, of Brighton, spent
the Sabbath with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Chapman a StGltG
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05

Married, in Wellington, June Goth, by
Rev. J. A DAILY, Mr.. Charles s. Gates and
Miss Anna E. Fisk. 81 - =
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PITTsFIELD.

Il u - -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-04
ANOTHER SENSATION.

More Secret History About the Star Route
Prosecutions--What Merrick and Ke1
Have to Say About Dorsey's Card.
81. LoUIs, Dec. 2.-An editorial letter in
the Post-Dispatch from Washington writ
ten by Joseph Pulitzer, referring to stan
route matters and especially to Stephen
w. Dorsey, gives some secret history OF
the case obtained, the writer says, from a
perfectly authoritative though confidential
source. When it was first known that
MacVeagh really meant to have Dorsey
indicted and prosecuted, Dorsey came
from his sheep ranch in New Mex
leo and went to the White House.
Garfield told Dorsey not to give
himself any uneasiness about the ont
come, but return to his ranch and feel sure
he (Garfield) would be his friend. But in
spite OF all this MacVeagh proceeded with
his case, retained detectives and special
counsel, collected testimony and drew
upon promise of immunity from smaller
members of the ring confession of guilt
which was sure to convict Dorsey. Alarmed
sey returned in the spring of 1881 to the
A2aSts W illlO Ill AN0W 1OTk. MAC Gd0n &C
tually procured warrant for Dorsey's ar
rest. The warrant was about
to be issued, but Dorsey had
his secret agents everywhere. He heard of
this move by telegraph. He saw his peril.
There was only one man who could save
him. He took the next train to Washing
ton and arrived there late at night and
went from the depot to the White house
and appealed to Garfield to keep his
promise and save him. Garfield sent for
MacVeagh. What there ensued may be
inferred from the fact that the warrant for
Dorsey's arrest was never served, but with
drawn. This incident is historical, and
known to be true by Blaine. It has never
been published, but it is true and Mac
Veagh will not, dare not deny it.
WASHINGTON, Dec, 2.-The Star publishes
the following conversation with Merrick
and Ker on star route matters: eve are
going to have trial." said Merrick, lay
ing particular emphasis on the last word
When asked what was to be done next
Monday, Merrick said: eff Dorsey had
published his statement originally, the
country might have believed it, but the
country will bear in mind that Dorsey had
had trial. That he did not 90 on the
stand and swear to it, shows that the state
ment is not true. It is too thin; too alb.
surd.''
SThere is another point" said Ker, who
was standing near; shat if that statemen,
is true, Dorsey committed perjury before
the investigation committee" Ker, speak
ing of Dorsey's card, said that Dorsey had
made very valuable contribution to the
material of the government. In case he
should 60 on the stand, the statement, hi
intimated, would furnish convenient full
crum for working tho lever for the cross
examination.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-04
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Henry A. Bowen has arrived and will be
q witness III the coming examination OF
the Dickson case.
b. g. Denman, claiming to be the bro
Their Of British lord, was arrested at
Dubuque for illegal voting and perjury.
General Us. Negley, of Pittsburgh, pres
idsnt of the Union League Of America, has
issued call for an annual session of
tho national council at Philadelphia o., the
18Th Of December:
Late last night a reduction of 10 to Is
Per cent. in the wages ofthe employees of
tho Illinois watch factory was determin-
cd upon, to take effect immediately. No
trouble is likely to result.
/ At a joint session of the Cherokee senate
and council Hon. Saml Bigbee was elect
cd chief justice OF the supreme court of the
Cherokee nation, and Hon. j. Coles and
]. B. Moyes associate justices.
In the sale of securities OF the State
Savings Bank Of Chicago, the note of D.
Spencer. its absconding president for
$4,000 was knocked down to !, country
man for 1901.
Buffalo harbor and beach is covered with
sacks of flour washed overheard from the
propeller Dean Richmond during the
storm Thursday night. About 700 sacks
were washed overheard.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. AT the council to-day the
foreign policy Of the government was dis.
cussed to the exclusion of all other sub.
jects. Duerc made a communication re-
speeding the negotiations proceeding with
England in relation to the rupture between
the French and Malagasy ambassadors
II was decided that the government should
make its right respected by the Sakalavas
tribe, which has placed itself under French
protection.
PARIS, Dec. "A duel arranged between
Andrieux, who wounded Laurent, editor of
the newspaper Paris in duel yesterday.
and Marenea, a writer for the Paris, has
been abandoned.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The party of English
trades unionists visiting here were received
today by Duclerc; who presented them to
President Grevy.
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CAIRo, Dec. 2.-Although secrecyis OBJ
served by officials in regerd to the court
martial, there is no doubt ! it has been
summoned Eso meet Tomorrow in conse-
quence ef an understanding between Lord
Dnderin. the Egrptisl government and
counsel forthe defense. Fhe proceedings
will be mere formality, and will occupy
only one day, as both the form Of proceed
ure and Judgment have already been ar
ranged. Borelli Bey has Withdrawn from
the prosecution, declaring the court mar
tial complete farce.
CAIRo, Dec. A-The court-martial to try
Arab Pasha and other rebel leaders is
summoned to assemble tomorrow. Rep
rseentatives of the press and the general
public Will be permitted to attend the pro-
ceedings.