The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04
DOMESTIC.


$l,G02,O0O worth of dry-goods were import
ed into the United States.
A HEAVY frost in Southern Wisconsin,
Northern Illinois, Northern Ohio and por-
tions Of Pennsylvania and Michigan Sc.
riously injured fruit.buds in those sections
on the night of the 2sth.
WHILE standing at his door in Pits
burgh the other night Robert Sloan Has
shot dead by Joseph Dickenbaugh, who
at a mark.
THIRTY-EIGHT million barrels Of petrol
cum were on the 20th stored in tanks In
tho Pennsylvania oil region-enough TO
make lake one mile square and ten feet
deep. s
REPORTS recently received by s. W..
Tallmadge, of Milwaukee, indicated that
the total yield of wheat in the country this
year would reach 504,S20, 900 bushels-an
increase of lC0,OOO,OOO over the crop Of
1893.
In shooting affray near CRANKY, NO.,
few evenings ago, resulting from an old
grudge, John G.. Koontze, ex-postmaster,
and George Tabor, merchant, were
killed, and George Hudson, desperate,
was seriously injured.
By the fall Of scaffolding on the 29th In
railway tunnel near Ligonler, Pa, nine
Italian laborers were killed and eleven
others were seriously injured.
WESLEY JOHNSON was hanged on the
Goth at Napoleon, o., for the. murder OF
George W. Williams and wife. Plunder
was his sole object in committing tho
crime, and he secured twenty-six dollars
in currency and a silver watch.
FRANK II. CUsHMAN, second teller OF the
Merchants National Bank Of Providence,
II. l., after embezzling 5000 absconded on
the Goth.
The Union Deposit Bank OF Greensburg,
Pa, closed It's doors on the 10th. The lia.
billties would reach 100000, and tho re-
sources were less than half that amount.
HARDIE HARDIsoN and wife, Of Colum-
bus, Tenn, an aged couple, were fatally
assaulted by Walter Daniels, nephew, a
few evenings ago, the object being rob.
berry.
s. d. HALL was convicted at Christians
burg, Va, a few days ago Of the murder
of G. A. Boyer, and sentenced to death.
The crime was committed fourteen years
ago, but Hall had been In parts unknown,
and returned to visit his father recently,
when he was arrested.
A COTTON warehouse at Baltimore, col.
lapsed from the weight Of its contents
on the 3Oth ult., crushing eight persons to
death and badly injuring several others.
A VIOLENT snow-storm passed over the
towns south Of Buffalo, N. Y, on the morn
ing Of the Goth ult., trains arriving at Buf.
fal being covered with snow.
A GWEN under the tracks OF the Read
ing Road at Turkey Run, Pa, caused
suspension of work In the oollieries on the
Goth ult. The ground for q considerable
distance was gradually sinking.
THOMAS BURRAGE murdered J. @. Nc
Adee, his brother.in-law, in Karns County,
Tex, few days ago, and soon after a mob
took Burrage from Jail and hanged him to
q tree.
WILLIAM BROWN and James Tucker,
murderers, both negroes, were hanged on
the a0th ult., respectively at Belleville, Ill,
and Paris, Ark.
AT Converse Station, Tex, three little
sons Of Edward Halrig, aged flve, seven
and nine years, were drowned while swim.
ming few days ago. They were found
by the father, locked In each others arms.
AT Minneapolis few days ago Charles
Z. Erickson and Charles Holmerts,
Swedes, Just arrived from the old coun-
try. walked In front OF train and were