The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-07-18
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ueou db the supper taDle ~ the American
Hotel, Saratoga, on the 10th. She had been
suffering from heart disease some time.
THE funeral services of the late Arch
bishop Purcell were held in the cathedral
at Cincinnati on the 11th. The interior of
the building was heavily draped. Bishop
Elder, coadjutor of the deceased Arch
casion; Rev. w. J. HALEY, assistant
Rev. ]. B. Murray, sub-deacon; &C.
elytes, HsS. q. Fsrneding' Rev: x. 1ut-
bearer, w. 81. Dudley; censer, Rev. Ed
ward Hickey; master Of ceremonies, Rev.
III. Mueller. Rev. Thomas 8. Byrne, Rev. J.
schoenhofs; pail,besrers, Rev. J. J.
Hahne, Rev. II. Kemper, Rev. w.
n. OpRourke and Rev. R +. Doyle.
Fully one hundred priests in white, in ad-
dition to the Bishops and Archbishops in
purple, were on either side of the main
altar, while the priests selected for the
chanting occupied the main aisle. Bishop
Gflmour preached the sermon, after which
the solemn ceremony Of absolution was re-
peated by each Of the five Archbishops
present. The remains were taken to st.
Martins for interment.
A BRADFoRDvILLE, Leon County,
Fla, special Of the 11th says: "Pink Blaker,
the negro who roasted little boy alive In q
terday and taken to the county jail at Lake
Butler. He is guarded by armed citizens"
THE failure of Stiles, Goldy & Nc
Mahon, provision dealers of Chicago, was
announced on the 11th. The firm ascribed
its trouble to the depression in the market.
Liabilities were not given.
R. L. CLNaAN, a merchant of Polk
City, Iowa, was shot and killed instantly
1,xr xvHfla he 81 \ "a.
store for the night on the 10th. There was
no clue to the perpetrators, but it was gen.
orally supposed that 1t is the second chap
ter Of the mysterious murder of Mayor
Stubbs Of that place about one year ago,
who was shot by masked men who entered
fast friends and he had been taking an
active part in apprehending his murderers.
DURING q heavy thunder storm at
'Sayville, Long Island, on the night of the
10th, lightning struck the house of John
Bunce, shattering it. In going through it
knocked three children out OF bed and
burned Mr.. and Mrs. Bunce about the legs
and feet severely. The injuries of Mr..
Bunce were thought to be fatal.
The regular meeting of the Western
Nail Association was held at Pittsburgh
on ths 11th. After q full discussion, during
which the trade was reported to be In q
very fair condition, It was decided to sus-
pend operations in all factories for q
month, on and after the 10th. The object
Of this move is to prevent any depression
In prices. The card rate is ss,25per keg.
Mrs. ANNA SMITH, of Washington,
daughter of the late Rear Admiral Joseph
Smith, gave to the Home Of the Good Shep-
herd on the 18th the family residence of the
late Admiral for Reformatory for women.
The property comprises the large house
situated on a lot 900 feet deep by 100 feet
and is valued at Sa5,oO5. The Reformstory
will be branch of the House Of the Good
shepherd which was founded in Baltimore
in 1884 for the reformation Of fallen women.
REPORTS from Soldier, Kansas, the
scene of the tornado on the night of the 10th,
estimate the loss of property from So, 900
TO $40 1000. Fifteen buildings, including
the principal business houses Of the place,
were demolished. Four persons were killed
and several severely injured
JAMES IRWIN, Indian Agent at the
Shoshone Agency, W. T., telegraphed
Commissioner Price on the 18th that the
Uintah Agency (Utah) Indians were pass
numbers, not less than fifty lodges having
ALREADY arrived. The Commissioner di-
| rected the agent to order the Indians to re-
turn to their own reservation and not to
i Issue IabAOho W bncAu AIOAn Ills ouPpllco-
THE Philadelphia Commercial Ex-
change on the 18th passed resolutions call.
ing on Congress to redeem the trade dollar
at par or legalize the issue of that coin.
THE Illinois State Veterinarian or
the 18th reported that glanders was preva
lent among horses in nineteen counties oi
/ that State. He stated that he had beer
prevented from killing the animals afflicted
by attorneys who commended that he could
only resort to that measure after the Gov
glanders epidemic. The Attorney General
/ of the State was expected to soon give ar
| opinion as to the powers Of the State Vet
| erinarian under the law.
A HEAVY wind storm passed ovel
Portage, Wis, on the night of the 18th
doing considerable damage. The armory
of the Guppy Guards, q brick structure o.
forty by eighty feet, was demolished.
/ VoLGA, Dakota, was visited by one o
the heaviest hail storms ever known Their
on the evening Of the 11th. Crops wer
badly damaged, some fields being entirel,
ruined.
A NEGRO entered the residence o
John Andy, at Huntsville, Tenn, ON tn
night Of the sth and assaulted his wife
The lady gave an alarm and the negr
fed. When Mr.. Andy returned home 4
the morning his wife informed him of tn
facts and he started in pursuit Of the Negro
and finding him concealed in haystac
shot him dead. Mr.. Andy was arreste
and discharged.
AHoRsE attached to a buggy, in whicl
were seated four young people, became VI
manageable and went through the draw G
the Harrison Street bridge, Chicago, on th
evening Of the 18th, and Stephen Green, b,
coming entangledi in the reins was drowned
The draw was swung for a passing vesse
FROM official reports received fror
sixty Of the eighty-eight counties of Obi
up to the 11th, It appears that s, ,527 saloon
were assessed under the Scott liquor ta
law, of which 6,455 paid the full tax {
500, and 2,062 paid but 500, for the sale {
into the county treasures aggregate 81
: 496, ,172.20. There were about 2, 900 places l
? the State where liquors were sold whic
, had not yet reported, and it was believe
would net pay the tax.
THOMAS ANDERSON and John Cul
: bsge were overcome by gas in a well
( Washington Court House, Ohio, on the lit
D and before help could reach them die,
, They were digging thewen on the premis'
of George Simpson. and striking heav
: vein Of gas they almost instantly becan
, unconscious.
HIRAM RUFF's large barn, near All
, ance, Ohio, was struck by lightning on Il
night of the 11th and burned to the grour
with all its contents. The barn was store
: full of new hay.
8 PHNNEY & JACKSON, merchants
5 Portland, Me-. suspended on the 18th. Ii
1 bflities over S20o, ZOO. They claim to ha-
assets due from Cuba sufficient to me
them.
WHILE Michael Shultz, of Waterfol
Township, Erie County, Pa, was workir
{ on high scaffolding on the 18th, his lit
a seven-year-old daughter, May, climbed Il
ladder and reached the platform unknov
to her father, and becoming dizzy fell ar
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