The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-07-11

Nesternt %; Middle, 10: Southerns "A;
York City, q, and Canada, Is.
sSAReEANT 6 NICHOLS seven ice
houses at Lake Hentucket, Mass, were de-
stroyed by fire on the night Of the 6th.
NELSON HOWARD, colored, who killed
John Kane on the 4th at Mound City, H.,
was forcibly taken from the jail at that
place on the night Of the 9Th and lynched.
AN Otsego Lake, Mich, special of
the 9Th states that Alexander Perry, fifty
years old, was shot and killed at that place
on the 5th by the young wife Of Amos
Bidwell. he had visited the house earlier
in the day, but had left after making inn
proper overtures to her. When he was
observed to approach in the evening, he
was warned by Mrs. Bidwell to leave, and
failing to regard the warning, she shot and
killed him with Winchester rife.
JOHN REED, who twelve years ago
shot and killed Joan Mccormick, young
girl, at iShabbona Grove, H., because she
refused to marry him, was arrested at
murder was a peculiarly atrocious one and
Reed at the time was threatened with lynch
law. While lying in jail awaiting trial he
managed to escape and his whereabouts
until his arrest was unknown
THE bonded warehouse of the Atlantic
Alcohol Company, at Atlantic, Iowa, was
struck by lightning on the 9Th and burned.
Seven hundred barrels of alcohol stored In
the building were consumed. Partially in
sured.
A TERRIBLE accident, resulting in the
death Of two men, occurred ct the North
Chicago rolling mills, Chicago, on the 9Th.
Two employees were in q boiler removing
the encrustation of lime when a steam
valve suddenly broke and the boiler filed
to death. They were Swedes and had been
In this country but q short time.
GOVERNOR BARsTow, of Vermont,
State militia 70 queA the insurrection of
the miners at Ely, that State. The infor-
nation upon which the Governors
summons was based was to the ef-
feet that 800 striking miners, nearly
all armed, and having in their pos
session $50 kegs OF powder belonging to
destroy that place. They had already COM
mitted acts OF violence, and the sheriff and
posses were unable to cope with them.
The insurrection was caused by the mining
company refusing to pay its men for their
labor.
The Tennessee State prison, with its
convict labor, was leased on the 9Th to the
Tennessee Railroad Coal s. Iron Company
for the term Of six years, at SOL 900 per
annum.
A HEAVY thunderstorm passed over
the southwestern portion Of Lancaster
County, Pa, on the evening Of the 9Th, do
ing considerable damage. A Mrs. Law was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
The Massachusetts, State Workhouse
and outbuildings, at Bridgewater, that
State, were destroyed by fire on the night
of the 7th. There were 600 inmates, all of
whom were safely removed. The buildings
were erected in 1852 and were in good re-
pair. Loss estimated at S150, 600; insurance
not tgiven.
JOHN DENNIsoN BALDWIN, the senior
editor and proprietor of the Worcester
(Mass.) Spy, died suddenly of congestion
of the lungs on the Sth, in the seventy sixth
year OF his age. He was a member OF the
the Thirty eighth, Thirty ninth and Fortieth
Congresses. Mr.. Baldwin was the author
of volumes entitled Raymond Hill and
other Poems,n and prehistoric Nations Of
Ancient America"
THE four companies Of State militia,
called by Governor Barstow, Of Vermont,
to go to Ely, that State, and quen the dis
turbance among the miners of that place,
arrived on the Ith. They were sccompan-
LED py Lne oovernor ana otner state om-
GERS. Eleven OF IT'S ringiesoers were
arres.eo ana taxen 70 Cneisee ana
placed In JAIL Much sympathy was
expressed for the miners as some
OF their families were on the verge Of star
vation. Women with children In their
arms appealed to the troops for assistance.
miners $500 of their wages at once 81 900
more as sSen SS5 t6n eneseaer as p9ssiDe I ana .ne
sss ~ Sto,v, Ss So ~ a sh;nsd Pfo-
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The following is the weekly bank
statement of the Associated Ranks of New
York CITY for the week ending the 7th /:
Loans increase, $4,000; specie decrease,
81 $50 100; legal tender decrease, 81 ,691 900;
deposits aecrsase, @ Sl,s4i,iv; circ9latoon ~, tao
oS SooV 81 ~. 1on - SS,ooS, y,
10 ~ me lls Danks neao Ia VI
'ns iesai le4uAreine's'
AIN awful case of paternal brutality
80. dsvalonad nj Mamnh;s Tam or the
o.s' .t.-.I - -
oen. "a man haneo AIorie1on' enPioyeu
in the Charleston Railway shops at that
place was arrested ut the instance of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals and Children, charged with in
human treatment to his step-son, named
thst sor,a t;na ,n Il last month 18iSritton RpoS
the boy Jesse and whipped him for an
hour, according to his own admission. Then
when the poy,s pack hao oeen Deaten raw
and lay In iumps ana ridges, much IKE Q
oeetsteak after oelng nammerea ior
oron, the neartless savage TOOK the iad
20 nre ana neid MS quiyering mesh up close
% u until II was pekeo- Inc result was
snat phys,cian nao 20 pe cauea and ne
nas SINCE aoininisnerea 70 tns reneI OF tne
~ hsa TnY snsn ...sn h.l.a " a. Sou .tiso
s 20 ms Dea. IL was nS, sn9rn % .nas lne en.lre
and legs were so scorched that the aesh
was curled up all the way down to the
knees. The wretch held ms Knee against
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