The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-17
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OfFlCIALS OIL tue new brunSwick Nv.
J.) Bank publicly announced on the 10th
that its capital was intact, and every cred.
itor would be paid In full.
THE daughters Of Jay Gould's private
Secretary, Miss Morosiui, who eloped with
her fathers coachman, Ernst Schelling,
was married to him in New York on the
10th. 1t had been discovered that Schell.
ing is reduced German nobleman, and
that his proper name Is John Ernest Hu.
elskamp.
CoNGREssMEN were nominated as fol-
lows on the 10th by the Republicans: New
Jersey, Second District, James Buchanan;
Sixth, Herman Sehlbach. Massachusetts,
Sixth District, Henry Cabot Lodge; Sew.
enth, E. F. Stone (renominated); Eighth,
G. II. Allen; Tenth, William w. Rice IRE
nominated). Connecticut, First District,
John p. Book. New Hampshire, First Dis.
trict, Martin A. Haynes (renominated. }
New York, Twenty-seventh District, Sc
reno E. Payne (renominated).
THE Connecticut Greenbackers met in
State Convention at Meriden on the 10th
and nominated James L. Curtis for Gov.
ernor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Prohibitionists held
q State Convention at Concord on the 10th
and indorsed the nomination of st. John
and Daniel. Larkin d. Mason was nomi.
mated for Governor.
The doors Of the State Bank at Fort Ed.
ward, N. Y, was closed oo the 10th. The
officers said the depositors would be paid
in full as soon as the accounts were exam
ined and adjusted.
THE hottest weather Of the season In
the Atlantic StatesHwas experienced on
the 10th. There were fifteen deaths from
sun-stroke at New York and seven at Phil.
adelphla. In New York 400 horses died
from the heat and over 1000 others were
prostrated.
FIVE HUNDRED Mormon proselytes
bound for Utah arrived in New York few
days ago by steamer.
THE Massachusetts, Prohibtionists met
In Boston on the 10th and nominated Pres
ident Seelye, Of Amherst College, for Gov
ernor, and Henry Faxon for Lieutenant.
Governor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Democrats met at Con-
cord on the 10th and nominated John NJ.
Hill for Governor.
DISPATCHES Of the 10th from Maine
state that Governor Robie's plurality
would be over 1900. The Republicans
carried every county In the State.
In Cragin's japan works In Brooklyn,
N. Y, kettle of varnish exploded few
days ago, by which one man was burned
TO a crisp and four others received fatal
injuries.
ANDREW d. WHITE Of Ithaca, N. Y,
President Of Cornell University, has been
elected President Of the American Histor.
ical Association.
THE Democrats 4 the First New Hamp-
shire District have nominated l.. +. Nc
Kinsy for Congressman.
MAINE advices of the 11th state that at
the recent election Governor Robbie, the
Republican candidate, received majority
over Redman Of 2O,615.
CoRoNERs Of New York City on the l1th
reported twenty-five sudden deaths caused
by the excessive heat.
A THUNDERSTORM did great damage on
the 11th In Massachusetts, towns, particu.
larly at Maiden, where a number Of trees
were prostrated and windows blown In.
Lightning struck In many places, damag.
ing houses and shocking the inmates.
A JUDGE at Philadelphia ruled recently
that the occupant Of house maylcut tele-
graph or telephone wires II stretched over
his roof without his permission.
THE firm of Burger, Hurlbut & Living.
ston, sugar rehners at New York, made an
assignment recently, giving preferences
for $1l4,500.
the Savings Bank at st. Petersburg,
Pa, which suspended In July, resumed
business on the 11th, with the old officials
In charge.
A SURPLUS Of $4,000 was reported by
the examiner Of the New Brunswick IN.
J.) Bank on the 18th, after deducting the
S220,0OO deficit Of the cashier and Presi.
dent.
IT was reported on the 18th by Brad.
street that there was general improve
ment In the condition of trade, arising
from the demand for autumn goods.
HosTnITiEs were renewed by the coal
operators in Pennsylvania on the 18th
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