The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-10-10
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and four o'clock on the morning Of the Sd.
All the structures, with their contents, are
the industries, with many valuable relics
that can never be replaced, among them
the Arabian" the first locomotive ever
built in this country. The estimated loss
works and relics. Insurance, $500, 900. The
safe, with 5000, the receipts of the prev
ious days admissions, and Levy's famous
gold cornet were saved: Six houses near
iutroyed. The country was Lit up for ten
iniles around by the flames.
THE mystery attending the horrible
murder of Miss Ada Atkinson, near
Shelbyville, Ind, who was stabbed in
twenty-six places on the 23d ult., bids
fair to be solved. A man named
Potts, whose clothing had evidently been
soaked with blood and only partially
washed out, who was in the vicinity on
that day, and who is unable to give q salts
factory explanation, was arrested on the Sd.
WILLIAM RoHNKE, q Bohemian Ia
borer employed on q large brick building
in course of erection in Cleveland, o., fell
from the sixth story to the basement, q
distance of so feet, on the Sd, breaking al
most every bone in his body, and died In
short time.
RICHARD VAN HORN, while crossing
a railroad track in Dayton, o., on the Sd,
was struck by an engine and himself and
horses killed. Mrs. Trimbach was struck
by another train on the same road that
day while crossing the track in company
with young lady in buggy and instantly
killed.
z CANTERBERRY & HASKELL, shoe and
leather dealers of Boston, failed on the Sd
for $50, 900. Endorsements of paper for
Shaw & Bro, who failed recently, was the
cause. -
A NUMBER of army officers met at
Washington on the Sd to perfect arrange
ments for the visit of veterans to the field
of Bull Run on the 18th. A committee Of
five Confederate officers were appointed to
assist in locating the position of the two
armies.
THE thirty-third annual convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the,
United States opened at Philadelphia, Pa,
on the Sd.
A SON of Charles McCabe was struck
on the head by a window sash which fell
from the spire of church at Gerry, Pa.
on the Sd and instantly killed.
TIE Surgeon General of the United
States Marine Hospital telegraphed the
Collector at Yuma, A T., to appoint sani-
tary inspectors at that place and Benson to
y
fever district in Mexico.
A RESIDENT of the Island of Nassau,
West Indies, who arrived at New York on
the Sd, in speaking of the recent disastrous
storm, said it has been seventeen years
since Nassau was visited by such q storm.
Some seventy vessels are now piled up on
the shores of the island. Eighty lives were
lost, over 100 barns demolished, and crops
all ruined.
As DEPUTY MARSHAL YOUNG entered
the Lee County jail at Fort Madison, Iowa,
on the Sd, one of the prisoners threw pep
per in his eyes and another knocked him
senseles with stick Of wood. All the pri s
oners escaped. -
THE fifty-second annual exhibition of
the American Institute Fair formally
opened at New York on the Sd.
The steamer Carrie sunk near
Petersburg, Va., on the 3d during a heavy
storm. The crew was picked up by pass
ing steamer, except Fireman Alexander
Peete, who was drowned. The crew were
in the water for an hopr before they were
rescued.
SUPERINTENDENT of the United States
Mint opened bids for 5, 900 pounds of nickel
for minor coinage on the Sd. Only one bid
was made, which was at ninety-one cents
ever been able to get the metal.
The Commissioners of immigration
at Philadelphia reported on the 4th that
16,6o6 immigrants arrived there in siz
months. Ten persons were returned to
Europe. Assisted Irish immigrants to the
number of 294 were allowed to land, and
departed for the West to engage in farming
The business part of Kirkwood, Ill,
was destroyed by fire on the 4th. Loss
$4,000
THE National Association of Window
Glass Workers. now engaged in a strike
against q reduction Of wages, formed q
combination with q million dollars capital
entering into the manufacture Of glass In
opposition to their employers.
THE two men who left Deming,
Charlie McComas from the Indians, who
some time since, returned on the 4th un
successful. The chief Of the tribe had died
since the boys capture and the widow re
fused to give himup.
AT Oskaloosa, Iowa, on the night o.
the 4th three horses were stolen and tn,
post-of1ce robbed of $6O0 in stamps, 500 In
coin and seventeen registered letters.
FRANK HARPsT, brakeman. caugh
his foot in switch frog at Logan, o., on tn,
4th, and before he could extricate it was
run over by train and killed.
MARSHAL HARRIS, of Cedarville
Brown County, o., was shot through tn
heart on the night of the 4th by Isaac Wey
mouth, whom he was attempting to arrest
SENATOR SHARON commenced sui
at San Francisco on the 4th against Aggi
Hill, who claims to be his wife, asking th,
court to compel her to produce the allege,
marriage contract that he may prove it
fraudulency.
The New York Herald on the 4th es
tablished 100 news stands, at which 1t pro
poses to sell all papers at publishers rates
This was brought about by the news deal
ers refusing to sell the New York papers q
the recent reduced rates.
JAMES McSTEEN was hanged q
Pittsburgh on the 4th for numbering hi
wife with an ak in June, 1882.
THE Peabody Educational Board me
at New York on the 4th. Ex-Governo
James d. Porter, of Tennessee, was chose
to succeed the late General Barnes. ExeS
utive and finance committees were electe,
and the Board adjourned to meet in Octc
Der, 1884.
A DISPATCH from Yazoo, Miss, on tn
4th states there has been but one rain ther
since last spring. But for the river ther
would be terrible suffering.
JOHN GRIFFIN had both legs broken
one nearly severed from the body, Will
attempting to board a street car at Clevs
land, o., on the 4th, from the effects Q
which he died. Awhisky bottle was foun
on his person
A PASSENGER TRAIN on the Erie Raj
road was thrown over an embankment nea
Bradford, Pa, on the 4th. One coach, full
of passengers, fell on its side in a ditch G
muddy water. Several were seriously II
tured but no one was killed. After ever