The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09
LATER. NEWS

A DISPATCH from Denver, COL, says
that Wilson, Carlisle & Johnson's cattle
camp in the western part Of Laplata
County, near the Utah line, was attacked
by the Ute Indians on the 3D.. Charles
Cook and Adolph Lusk, employees of
the cattle company, were badly wounded;
five Indians were killed and number
wounded. The whites lost eleven horses
killed and one hundred stolen. The cow
boys were driven off, their camp and out
fits burned, and their provisions carried
away by the Indians.
ASSIGNEE DAVIES filed an inventory
of Grant & Ward, at New York on the 7th,
showing the liabilities to be $l6,792,647,
nominal assets $27,139,O9S, actual assets
$67,174.
A DISPATCH of the 9th from Cairo
says the Mudir Of Dongola telegraphs that
$4,000 rebels attacked Debbeh on the 1st
They were repulsed after severe fighting
and heavy losses on both sides.
In the Senate on the 9TH u message
was received from the House announcing
Inconvenience in the Senate amendment to
the bill making temporary provision for the
Navy. Mr.. Hale moved that the Senate rocede
from its amendments; agreed to. ana the Dill
passed. The House joint resolution providing
for adjournment was amended 50 us to make
the hour for adjournment two o'clock,
and passed. A vote of thanks was
given Mr.. Edmunds for the, ability,
courtesy and impartiality with which
he has performed The duties OF President pro
tempOre of the Senate. The Chair appointed
Messrs. Sherman and Bayard as committee
to Join the committee of the House in inform
ing the President that Congress having finished
its business is now ready to adjourn. Messrs;
Allison, Hale and Pendleton were appointed
as members on the part. of the Senate Com.
mission provided for In the Sundry Civil bill
to consider the present organization OF the
signal service, geological survey, etc. In re-
sponse to an inquiry. Mr.. Allison, Chairman
Of the Appropriation Committee, stated
that the appropriations this year would
aggregate $l03,SOl, ,OS7. This aggregate
did not include the appropriation
for pensions, which once this year amounted
10 $4,000, 900, raising the aggregate to $685.
201,0S7. After few farewell remarks by the
Vice President pro temp0re (Mr. Edmunds), ne
declared the present sitting session
Gd G6urnt5 t6e fSSyns ognsgeS House
met In continuation OF Saturday
session and in the absence of Speaker Car
Isle O resolution was adopted appointing
Mr.. O. s. Blackburn Speaker pro tenn during
took recess, and upon reassembling al
11:55 q. m. adjourned, and the session
Of Saturday closed. The session OF Monday
then began, and on motion of Mr.. Randall
| the House concurred in the Senate amend,
| ment to the adjournment resolution nxin9
the hour for final adjournment at two clock
Messrs. Randall, Turner of Georgia, and His
| cock were appointed a committee TO wall
| upon the President and ascertain whether nc
had any further communication to make u
| the House. A bill was .passed In
| creasing the pension Of soldiers
| who have lost an arm at thu
shoulder joint to the amount received by
those who lost a leg at the hip joint. Mr.. Ran
~ , wait nnon tbc nsp pvesSent saG had psrforme,
that duty, ana the President had no furthe
communication to make to the House. Thel
the Speaker pro tem,, wishing each and ever.
member q safe return to his home, declaSe
the House adjourned without day.