The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-01-23

enbone, and injured three other men. d.
TnE boiler in Brink & Elkins' sew and
grist mill, some distance from Columbia
Nc, exploded on the 18th, scalding ana
maiming eight men, who were not expect
ed TO recover.
AT Las Vegas, N. NJ, few days ago
William Kelley, formerly of Covington,
KY, shot and killed woman named Rose
Morton, and then killed himself. Jealousy
was the cause.
BOILER in the kitchen OF Frank T..
Sherwood, at Hunters Point, L. l., burst
on the 18th, killing Mr.. Sherwood's little
boy, fatally injuring his brother, and
binding and burning Mrs. Sherwood.
THE Patchogue and Suffolk County Bank,
located on Long Island, failed on the 18th
for S150,OOO.
A BOILER explosion on the 18th IN Z. Y.
d Il. Wallace's shoe manufactory and tan.
merry at Rochester, N. H., killed four men
and wounded seven others, two fatally
SHARP shocks of earthquake were felt
early on the morning of the 18th at Conto-
cook, N. H., and at Wilmington and Beau.
fort, N. c.
EDWARD TAPPAN, in prison at Hunters
Point, l.. l., for the Townsend outrage,
confessed on the 18th that his brother,
John b. Tappan, ON the evening of No
vember IT last killed Mrs. and Anna May.
bee by strangling them to death ON the
barn floor, and then assaulted Mr. Maybee
and robbed the premises.
LEROY Donovan, supposed to be son Of
the Mormon Bishop John d. Lee, was
harged at Rawlins, Wy. T., on the 18th for
killing. a barber of Rock Springs, named
W illiam Leighton.
THE farmers in the vicinity OF Parnell,s
estate in Ireland plowed fifty acres Of his
land few days ago as tribute of esteem.
The value Of exports of provisions, tai.
low and dairy products during December,
1888, was $lO,S44,9o2; same time In 1882
S12,071 ,422; for the twelve months ended
December 81, 1888, S114, DDS, 1856; same pc
riod In 1882, S06034, ,423; value of dairy
products exported for the eight months
ended December 81, 1888. S1S,535, ,7IO, against
$40, ,439, ,701 for the same time In 1882.
EIGHT business houses were destroyed
by fire at Mineola, Tex, on the Goth.
EDWARD TAPPAN, charged with the
murder Of the Maybee women, made a
supplementary confession on the 10th, In
which II was said he acknowledged he, and
not his brother John, committed the crime,
and indicated where the property stolen
from the Maybees was hidden.
THIRTY-NINE Indian children, twenty
seven Of whom were girls, reached Milwau-
kee a few days ago in charge Of Father
Malo. The boys would be placed in East
ern iinstitutions and the females In the
,fioaae Of the Good Shepherd, at Nil.
waukee.
WILLIAM BRONSON New York lawyer,
failed on the 18th for 1858, ,261.
BosToN advices Of the 20th state that the
passenger list Of the lost City of Columbus,
corrected, foots up eighty-one passengers,
cabin and steerage. There were forty five
officers, seamen and walters. The total
death.list was ninety-seven. Not woman
Of the number on board was saved.
MAYER BROS. g. Co., merchants Of Vicks-
burg, Miss, Jailed on the 10Th for $4,000.
hoilol but
Company's Mandatory exploded on the
10Th, setting the building on fire. The to-
tai loss TO the several occupants of the
building was 100000.
EDWARD d. EAsToN and Martin Com
mack were arrested at Ocean Springs,
Miss, ON the 10Th for having obtained from
$4,000 to $l0O, 900 from bankers and cotton
dealers in New York on forged bills of
lading.
DURING riot in New York on the Goth
between Italians three persons were fatal
ly wounded and several others were in.
jured.
OHE-FoURTH of the business section OF
Leipsic, o., was burned few nights ago.
THE people of Ouray, Col, on the 10th
lynched Mike Cud1igan and wife for hav.
ing murdered little girl whom they took
from Catholic asylum at Denver.
AT Murrelps Point Landing, Bayou
Dauchile, La, Las bales OF cotton were
burned few nights ago.
L. ScHYEIDER's candle factory In Chi.
cago was totally destroyed by FIRE on the
10th. Estimated loss, 1000; insurance,
$4,000.
STEPHEN GRANT attempted few days
ago to separate two combatants at Great
Falls, N. f., when one of the men struck
him with a kettle, killing him instantly.
WILLIAM H. GuIoY, one of the firm Of
Williams &c Guion, steamship agents at
New York, failed ON the 10Th for about
100000. Speculation in grain caused the
faiIura