The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-27

al bank notes on the Third National Bank
of Cincinnati were in circulation in New
York on the Goth. The note has brown
back and is of the series Of 1882.
HENRY B. HARRISON was nominated for
Governor by the Connecticut Republicans
In State Convention at New Haven on the
Goth.
New JERSEY Democrats met in State
Convention at Trenton on the Goth and Sc
lected an electoral ticket.
The heat in New York and Brooklyn on
the 2Oth prostrated twenty people, four of
the cases proving fatal.
On the Goth Archbishop Ryan was in.
stalled as head of the Roman Catholic See
of Philadelphia.
L. L. BENT has been nominated for Con-
gresham by the Democrats Of the Four.
teenth Pennsylvania District.
WARNER & MERRITT, fruit importers at
Philadelphia, failed recently for S5OO,OOO.
AT Saratoga Springs on the Goth all but
three States were represented in the an
nual meeting Of the American Bar Asso-
ciation.
PETROLEUM producers met at OIL City
on the 2lst and resolved to stop drilling
for the year, on account OF over produc-
tion.
On the 21st reports received In Boston
from 1876 points in New England indicated
that the hay crop this year would be about
thirty per cent. less than II was year
ago.
THE President Of tho Irish National
League Of America, Patrick Egan, de-
clines to receive the $4,000 salary attached
to that Office, preferring to give his serv-
ices to the cause gratuitously.
A. X. PARKER has been renominated for
Congressman by the Republicans of the
Nineteenth New York District.
MANUFACTURING companies at Lowell,
Mass, have decided TO shut down for a
week, commencing September /, by reason
Of the accumulation Of goods and low
/ prices.
THE officers Of the Greely relief expedi.
tion we're received by President Arthur
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, on
the 2lst. Secretaries Chandler and Lin
coin and General Butler were present.
LIZZIE WATSON, a young girl, was
brutally assaulted and then choked Ia
death while returning TO her home from
market at Yorkton, Salem County, N. j.,
a few evenings ago. Three colored men
had been arrested on suspicion.
THE Sprague Manufacturing Company's
property at Augusta, Me-, which fifteen
years ago cost 100000, was sold a few
days ago at auction for about 100000.
! On tho 2lst the directors Of the First
National Bank Of Albion, N. Y, were
forced TO suspend business, owing TO the
continued mysterious absence OF the Presi
dent, Albert s. Warner. The deposits ag
gregated Sl5i,OOO.
WHILE tunneling recently in a mine al
Shamokin, Pa, seven men and eleven
mules were killed by the fumes OF gas.
| A COLLISION between two freight trains
recently In the yard Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Columbia destroyed four cars
filed with sheep and hogs. The wrecl
caught fire and upwards OF eight hundred
animals were killed.
THE Executive Committee Of the Ma
tional Labor party met In New York City
on the 22d, and tho Committee on Legisla
tion reported that the principles desired
by the National Labor party had been in
corporated in both the Repupi.",u ano
Democratic platforms, and they recon
mended cooperation in each and every
Legislative district with one Of tho regu
lar parties for the election OF men pledged
to legislate In the interests OF working
classes.
THE recent burning OF temporary stag
ing used by the carvers In Cedar Hill
Cemetery, at Hartford, Conn, ruined the
elaborate Italian marble column at the
grave of the late Governor Edwin ID. Nor
gan, of New York.
SEVERAL houses were struck by light
ming in Lanslngburg, N. Y, during hail
storm the other afternoon. At Greenbust
lightning struck the house OF Clark Lape
and Miss Ida Ice, one Of the inmates, wa
badly burned. The house OF John Matd
son, at Cambridge, was struck, Sarah AL
len killed, and daughter Of Ms,tison fatal
" injured.
A FEW evenings ago the UNITED State
steamship Tallapoosa, with one hundred
and forty officers and men, was sunk Of
Martha's Vineyard, by collision with th