The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-05-09


States Army, he would do, the latter has
arrested him and two Of his chiefs, Juck-
abatch and Harjo. SPEECHES band was then
scattered, but were pursued by troops and
number Of women and children, captured
and taken to Fort Gibson. This completely
breaks up the disafected faction and no
further trouble is apprehended from them.
Mas. SETH LARKINs, of Alliance,
Ohio, died on the "a from the effects of q
dose of creosote which she took while tenn
porarily insane.
TIE Central Committee of the Green
back Labor party Of Ohio have issued q
call for q convention to be held at Colum-
bus on the 18th Of June to considar the state
Of the country and take such action as the
exigencies of the times seem to demand.
A FIRE at Tullahoma, Tenn, on the
Sd, destroyed thirty houses, including the
railroad depots, telegraph and express
Offices. Loss very heavy; partially insured.
A BROWNSVILLE, Texas, dispatch of
the 4th states that the State Health Oficer
of that State had notified the council at
Brownsville TO immediatsly select quaran-
tine officers preparatory to quarantining
against Matamoras. Aquarantine was to
be declared within ave days unless CO.
operativs measures were agreed upon with
effective quarantine ct Bagdad- Yellow
fever is feared at any time, hence the pre-
cautions taken
EDWARD RNKER and Henry Baker
were killed by an explosion In the Dassaner
shaft Of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company,
at wilkesbarre, Pa, on the 4th. The shaft
Is six hundred feet deep and the head
house five>hundred feet from the bottom
was blown to pieces and carried forty feet
In the air.
A SLIGHT shock of earthquake oe-
Cured at Helena, Montana Territory, on
the morning Of the 4th. A wave moving
from east to west affected the public school
building, producing rocking motion and
caused for some moments an alarm among
the pupils. Households in various parts OF
the city also experienced the shock.
THE failure of Foster & Mckay, at
Titusville, Pa, was announced on the 4th.
The liabilities viii be over S15o.000. The
assets, it was thought, would foot up $780,
600.
THE business failures throughout the
country for the week ending the 4th num-
bered 152 rs compared with 1872 the pre-
vious week. The New England States had
Is; Middle, Is; Southern, %; Pacific and
Territories, Is; New York City, 8, and Can
ada, 20.
NEARLY the whole of the western part
Of Union City, Ind, was destroyed by fire
on the 4th. The fire originated in lumber
yard on Columbus Street and all OF the
city between Kishbaum's Corner and
Klhn's Mills, being q territory Of several
acres, was burned.
MARSH T. Polk, ex-State Treasurer
of Tennessee, was re-arrestedon on q capias on
the 4th, issued by the Judge Of the Com
mercial Court, and placed in jail II was
believed that he was about to leave the
State
A FIRE at Darlington, Wis, on the
4th destroyed two newspaper offices and
three business houses. Loss SO, 900: insured
for about one-half.
THE Comptroller of the Currency has
called upon all National banks for q report
Of their condition ut the close of business
on the 1st.
THE Treasury Department decided on
the 4th that the Government had no title te
certain lands in Fernandina, Fla, sold for
direct taxes in 1858. The property in con
troversy Is valued at 81 500 900.
The New York Legislature adjourned
sine die on the 4th.
THE bill prohibiting the issuing o.
free passes to any person except railroad
employees, passed the New York State As
sembly on the 4th.
Mrs. CYNTHIA MCPHERSON, mother
of the late General James B. Mcpherson
died very suddenly ather residence, Clyde
Ohio, ,on the morning the 9th. Mrs. Mcpherson
called the servant girl at ave O'Clock on thai
morning to get up and prepare the break
fast, and after the girl had risen ant
dressed herself she went to the old lady''
room and found her dead. She was seven
ty-nine years Of age and had resided II
Clyde since 1924.
GOVERNOR FOSTER on the 9th ap
pointed Major Ulysses L. Marvin, o
Akron, Judge of the Court Of Common
Pleas for the Second Sub Division of tn,
Fourth Judicial District of Ohio, to I'LL tn
place vacated by the resignation Of Judg'
| Newell Tibbals. Judge Marvin was for
mally Probate Judge OF Summit County
LETTERS received at Ell Paso, Texas
on the 5th, confirmed the report Of Genera
Crook having crossed the Mexican borde
on the ID, Indian trails being found. Tn
| utmost vigilance was impressed upon tn
| cavalry commanders. Scouting parties vii
be kept in the field until the result Of Gen
eral Crooks campaign is known.
A SANTA FE, N. M, dispatch of tn,
9th states that two Chihuahua Indians ha,
arrived at San Carlos Agency, Arizona
and reported that little Charley McComas
SON of Judge McComas who wa
killed by the Indians a short time age
| is still alive and in the care Of Chic
Boveta; that he will be brought in alive
the Indian camp is not surprised, and tha
the Indians expect in him 10 negotiate 70
peace. They further state that Loco's ban
is broken up and wishes to surrender, bu
| that Ju, the most desperate Of chiefs i
Mexico, viii resist to the last.
EIGHT DWELLINGS and outbuilding
were destroyed by fire at Hanover, N. 81
on the 5th. Professor Parks was fatally In
jured by falling chimney.
SIX BUILDINGS in the business POI
ton of Tarport, Bradford County, Pa
were burned on the 9Th. George O'Nei
sleeping in q saloon, where the fire origins
ted, was burned to death.
MOODY and Sankey, the evangelists
arrived at New York on the 5th from Er
rope. They state that they have come hom
for rest and win not return to their labor
until October next.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND, of New Yorl
signed the Campbell penal code amen,
ments on the 5th. This practically repeal
the Sunday "Blue Laws" which have bee
reported as obnoxious to a large class
citizens In New York City and Brooklyn.
THE jury in the case of Ellis f
Phipps, ex-Almshouse Superintendent
Philadelphia, charged with forgery aft.
being out all night, returned verdict
} guilty on the morning Of the 9Th.
A FIRE at Rondout, N. Y, on th
night Of the 4th, destroyed five dwelling
and two barns. Two children of N. Cob
aged four and twelve respectively, wei
consumed in the flames.
The following is the weekly ban
statement of the Associated Banks of Ne
York City for the week ending the ST.
Loans increase, 81 ,612, 400; specie increas
| - Q32 40. LEGAL tenders incraa "a 500 a0