The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-16
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I In the Toledo (o.) lumber district TWELVE
acres were burned over on the 9th, the
property destroyed belonging J, to the
Mitchell & Rowland, Lumber Company, in
whose'yard tho fire started, Nelson, Hol-
Hand, & Co., and ]. B. Kelly. The loss was
$685., 1000. f.
The Manufacturers Record, Of Balti-
more, recently published the semi-annual
statement of the progress Of the South,
showing that during the last six months
nearly $7o,0O0,00o' have been invested In
new industrial enterprises and in enlarg-
ing those already established. n, ~ Il
AT New Orleans on the9th the first mon1
Iument to woman raised in the United
States was unveiled in memory of
Margaret Haughery, known as the Or
Iphans' Friend, whose benevolence was ex-
tended to all worthy calls for assistance
UPoN reassembling on the morning Of
the 10th, the Democratic National Conven-
tion resumed the call of States for nomi-
nations, which was concluded at 2:30 p.
M, when an adjournment was taken until
Ievening At the evening session the Com
mittee on Resolutions presented majority
and minority reports, the latter being the
exclusive work Of General Butler. The
former document, which was adopted,
pledges the Democratic party to a re.
vision of the tariff in a spirit of fair.
ness to all interests, not proposing to
injure domestic industries, leaving GUS
toms duties as the chief source Of Federal
revenue. A ballot was then taken for
Presidents with the following result:
Cleveland, 1892; Bayard, 10; Thurman, SS;
Randall, IS; Mcdonald, So; Carlisle, 27:
Flower, A; Hoadly, 81; Tilden, 1; Hen.
bricks, /; total cast, 800; necessary to
choice, 547. At late hour the convention
adjourned to ten o'clock a. m. ON the 11th-
JAMES T. JOHNSON is the Republican
nominee for Congressman by the Repub
1icans Of the Eighth Indiana District.
On the 10th the Louisiana Board o.
Health instructed quarantine officers Il
detain all vessels coming from Toulon
Marseilles or other cholera-infectsd ports
DAVID HOLLANDS two children, boy
Of seven and girl of FIVE, were killed OF
the 10th at their homes q few miles north
west of Victor, Ia. A derrick had beel
made to stack hay, which fell, killing th'
boy instantly. The girl died two hour
after.
WHILE exercising at Cleveland on th
10th Maud S trotted mile in 2:12H.
A LETTER made public on the 10th fron
q Chinese official to wealthy and infu
ential Chinaman at San Francisco, state
that the Pekin Government had deter
mined to combat the French, at the sam
time ordering tax to he levied on a.
Cinnamon living in the United States.
secret treaty was also said to exist b.
twoen Germany and China whereby th
former would support the latter in wa
with France.
On the 10th the body of Gertie Phillips
aged seventeen, was found in wood nea
her home at Salineville, o., shot throug
the head. George Hunter, with whom sh
was last seen, had been arrested on su:
picion.
The late President W. R. McGill, of th
Cincinnati & Eastern Road, who wa
killed recently by falling from car,
was stated on the 10Th procured abot
100000 on spurious notes, and that his vi
!. tins were friends. These development
gave rise to the belief that he committe
suicide.
IT is said that Adolphus Scipio, an Ita
ian farm laborer, of White County, Ind
has fallen heir to 100000 francs by I'll
death Of an uncle in Italy.
, Ar the Chicago Driving Park on the 1Ot
the remarkable performance Of the pac
Westmont placed him at the head Of Il
turf. He paced mile with a runnir
mate in 2.O1%.
AT New Orleans on the 10th Paul Mo
= ply, the famous chess-plhyer, WI
a drowned in his bath-tub in his residenc
He was forty-se years old, and hi
l. been demented for some years.
! The Democratic National Conventi
4 reassembled on the morning Of the II
= and second ballot was taken, which ga
the Presidential nomination to Grov
r Cleveland, of New York, who received
II votes, Thomas f. Bayard standing seco
- with 81. After recess there were nam
: for Vice President General RosecraI
:, Governor Click, General John G. Blat
Joseph E. Mcdonald and Thomas A. He
> bricks. The formal ballot proceeded I
III a short time, when Hendricks was no
" mated by acclamation. The convent
8, then adjourned sine die
O. EXECUTIONS took place as follows on
ns 11th: Charles and William Hamiltt
or brothers, at Warrensburg, Mo-, for
ID murder of Carl Steidle; Shine" f
re rest, at Paris, Tenn, for killing his mott
m and grandmother, and Thomas L. Thon
IT, son, white man, John Davis, fl
of blooded Choctaw Indian, and Jack Wo
%, ankiller, Cherokee, at Fort Smith, Ar
for murders committed in Indian Tel
IA tory.
ne AT Baltimore rain and thunder-sto
en- prevailed for two hours on the 11th,
yn water falling in sheets, flooding the cell
nd and first floors Of business and dwell
houses, and doingSS$10o 900 damage.
removal of furnitureI and merchandise
upper floors was a necessity in some ca'
ID. During the storm an infant child of y
vo Williams was killed by lightning WI
Ills tying in bed.
TEE Illinois State Board Of Health
M issued to cities, towns and villages a
hi itary circular, urging that precautions
IT, taken to prevent and countepact the
Of roads Of cholera, and suggests the Gle
ing of streets, alleys, etc.
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