The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-21
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DIR. 8. A. RIcHMoNp's Medical Company
at st. Joseph, NO., failed on the 14th for
$50, 900, with no assets. The money was
mostly owing to newspapers for adver-
tising.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR on the 18th issued
proclamation restoring TO the public do
main the lands set apart by an executive
order as q reservation for the Jicarilla or
Apache Indians In the northwestern part
Of Now Mexico, embracing 100000 acres.
w. BooAs CASH, the South Carolina
murderer Of Marshal Richards, was killed
the other night while resisting arrest by
posse In charge Of Deputy Sheriff King.
The Papachoag MIL, near Worcester,
Mass, was burned 10 the ground on the
night Of the 18th, causing loss OF $780,.
900. Several Of the employees jumped
from the windows, some being fatally
hurt. II was feared that bodies would be
found in the ruins.
TEE National Bank Of Commerce was
organized at Minneapolis, Mimi, on the
18th, the capital stock being H,Ooo,ooo.
Six men were fatally scaldsd few days
ago by tho bursting Of steam pipe at the
Pennsyivauia stsel-works at Harrisburg.
THE Tuna Valley Bank at Bradford, Pa,
closed its doors on the 18th.
| SENATOR SHERnAN stated at Philadslphia
on the 18th that in bis judgment the coun'
try. was not on tho verge Of panic, aud
that tho present troubles were merely
local he said that reckless speculation
was tho cause Of the existing difficulties,
and the remedy was for people TO refrain
from dealing In securities or products
which they did not hold or control HI
thought the present hury would mako th'
people more cautious. and would turn theil
attention more toward legitimate business
enterprises.
A. A. SHAW, Treasurer Of Clare County
Mich, was bucked and gagged on the nigh
Of the 1lth, at Harrison, the county seat
and robbed OF 5000 by unknown men.
FULLY 1000 persons attended the open
ing of the General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church at Saratoga, NY, on tn
, 18th. DR.. Hayes, OF Denver, was chosel
Moderator.
Ar the session In Baltimore on the 18th
the African Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence decided ground was taken agains
camp.meetings.
AT the ninth annual meeting OF the M
tional Temperance Society and Publicatio
House In New York few days ago It wa
r shown that the receipts for the year wer
: S71, 900; expenses, $4,000. The past yea
had been prosperous, and over $4,000 wa
expended In missionary work among IL
freedmen Of the Southern States.
I AT Petersburg, Ind. on the 10th an OF
j. tire block, In which were hotel, new
!. paper Office, dry goods stores, law and do
tors offices, was destroyed by hre, causir
a loss Of about $4,000.
l. WHILE returning from wedding par'
!. the other day at Russelville, Ark, MI
!. Poller and Mrs. Lyon were thrown from
L wagon aud killed.
3 THE National Convention OF tine Ancle
!. Order Of Hibernians, held at Cleveland
: the 10th, passed resolutions declaring hd'
T. ity to tho free institutions OF the Unit
States, while unchanged In their love I
their motherland, and declaring the orgn
ization entirely Roman Catholic'in Its te
dencies.
HEAVY rains In Texas on the 10th we
greatly damaging tho growing crops, q
farmers were becoming uneasy.
WILLIAM t. DITscH, a wealthy Lar
owner OF Monroe County, ILL.,, and M
:. :, Monroe Gray were shot dead by the j
% ter's husband at Smiths Landing on I
18th. Mr.. Gray discovered Ditsch o
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