The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-10
FOREIGN.

JOHN SHERIDAN, an ex-suspect, was
found murdered near Ballinamore, Ireland, on
the Sd. He had recently b"eI evicted- Two
arrests on suspicion were made.
SEVERAL huge gaps appeared in the
walls of the central tower Of the Petersbor-
ough, England, Cathedral, on the I'd. The
tower will have to be demolished. The cathe-
dral was one OF the finest In England.
PRIVATE dispatches from st. Peters
burgh on the 4th state that the Gear on the
LIST found in his bedroom letters from the Rev.
olutiouary Comm ttee demanding the COM
mencement OF the promised reforms, and
adding that the Committee possessed the
power to forclbly obtain concessi ms.
The Pail Mall Gazette of the 4th pub
fishes, under reserve, a rumor that the Ger
man residents in London have received notice
from the military authorities to hold them
selves in readi ess to- repair to Germany to
fulfill their terms OF military service.
AN Athens dispatch of the 4th states
that the Frontier Committee have concluded
their labors and the decisions will be favor
able to Greece on all points.
GAHBErTA's brain weighed 1,100
grammes. Fully fifteen thousand persons
visited the Palais OF Bourbon on the 5th,
where the body was lying in state, TO view the
remains.
GENERAL CHANZY, a well known
French General and life Senator, died sudden
ly at Paris on the 5th.
The Municipal Bank of Sapajok, Rus
sia, failed on the 4th. The liabilities will
probably reach some milli ms of roubles. The
assets, exclusive of the furniture, amount to
only twenty nine roubles.
TIE North German Gazette repro
duced, on the 4th, with approving comments,
the remarks Of the Moscow Gazette, that
neither on Germany nor Russia's side is there
any reason for a conflict even in the future.
THE funeral of Gambetta occurred at
Paris on the 9th. The remains we're placed in
a vault in Pere la Chaise Cemetery. Fully
.0O, 600 persons were in the procession, con-
spicuous among whom were Free Masons in
complete uniform aud the advocates and stu
den OF Paris. The car was drawn by six
horses and was preceded by six horsemen
dressed In black and white uniforms. Repre-
sentatives OF President Grevy, the Ministers,
Generals of the army, Senators and Deputies
were in tendance. The streets through which
the procession movsd was densely packed wi b
people. The pail bearers were NM. Fall
ieres, Minister of the Interior; Billot, Min
lister of War; Brisson, President OF the Cham
ber; Peyrat, Vice President of the Senate;
Nett Hoer, representing the electors of Belle
vile; Falsleur, representing the bar OF Paris;
Etienne, q Deputy, representing the family;
aud Martin Feuillet, President OF the Union
Republicaine. The following orators delivered
speeches over the body at the entrance to Pere
la Chaise: NJ. Henri Brisson, In the name of
the hamber of Deputies; NJ. Peyraf, in that
of the Senate; NJ. Deves, In the name of
the Government; NJ. Mctiver, in that of the
electoral committee of Beileville; NJ Challmel
Lacour, in he name & the Government of
National defense: NJ. Ejauffour, in that OF the
Association of Alsace- Lorraine; NJ. kable, In
| the name of the Alsacians, and NJ. Falateuf
| Battonier, OF the Order OF Advocates, In the
name OF the bar OF Paris. lSrissoa, in his
grafton, dwelt upon Gambet'n's etfnrt to pro-
mite Republican unioh and to save France.
He concluded: a. Let not our grief be sterile.
Over Gambetta's bier, around which are
| grouped his friends, men of all parties,
Representatives of the army, aud child
ren OF the prov noes so dear to US, we
swear we will labor TO accomplish that
union which was Gambetta's prayer" Rein
| ach, an T. innate personal friend of Gambetta,
| published a detailed ascount of the wound
| which caused his death Intended to dispel
various falsities- Gambetta, he states, was
| tryiug new revolver when the breech stuck
| fast owing to one OF the cartridges not fitting
| properly. Holding the pis oil by the muzzle
he endeavored to close the breech 70. chilly,
| when the cartr dge exploded. The laiy who
| has recently been prominently men ioned, so
/ far from being the cause of he accident,
nursed him devotedly thirty-four days.