The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-28
LATER NEWS.


ARUMoR reached Hot Springs on tn,
2Gth that party Of immigrants met with
disastrous accident in crossing the Ouach.
ita River near Rockport, Hot Springs
County, the day before. They attempted
to ford the stream, but 1t was too much
swollen. The wagons were washed dowI
by the current and II Is said several womer
and children were drowned.
REPORTS received from West Virginia
give the details of terrible storm In the
central portion OF that State. Fences were
leveled for miles and outbuildings de.
molished. The stock sheltered In many
barns and sheds were injured or killed
by the falling OF the buildings. No loss
OF human life Is recorded, though narrow
escapes are numerous and one or two
serious accidents are reported. The jail al
Winfield was wrecked and the only occu.
pant crawled out unmolested. A tree was
blown upon the house of Alfred Sisson,
near Point Pleasant, and crashing through
the roof imprisoned Sisson and his wife In
bed uIs,il the next day, when they were re-
leased by the neighbors. Neither were
hurt.
MGR. JULIAN BEEoIT, Of IT. Wayne
Ind, a member of the Papal household and
one Oh Int IlObb IL
America, died In that city on the 10Th.
THERE was sharp shock Of eGthquak,
at San Francisco early on the morning Of
the 25th.
W. II. BERRY and son, glassbloweri
working ut GAINESVILLE, Pa, received q
telegram on tho 2Ith stating that the ole
mans daughter. living at Pittsburgh
had suddenly died. In hurrying h
make the train tho old gentleman
over exerted himself and dropped
dead in the. depot OF heart disease
The sad intelligence was telegraphed tc
Mrs. Berry at Pittsburgh, who was already
prostrated by the loss Of her daughter, anC
she died that evening. The son and wife
therefore, will attend three funerals in
stead Of one.
A MEMORIAL was laid before tho Senate OF
the 2eth from tho Kansas legislature pro
| testing against cattle trail through tina
| State. The euloRlos delivered on the lat
| Senator Anthony were ordered printed, I,
be accompanied by a portrait for the or
craving OF which 500 was appropriated
| The Chair laid before the Senaie Mr. Bay
| ards resolution expressing the horror an,
| detcstation OF the Senate nj the recent nj
| tempt 10 destroy tho House OF Parliamon
| and other buildings In London; adopted by
| Vote otSyohs W Hhy. ihoSenuto .non Woh
into executive session on the Nicarngu
| treaty and after two hours debate adjourned
| -. In the House Mr.. Findlay offered resolu
| ton asking the Secretary Of State II any Amer
| leans were known 10 be concerned in tb
London dynamite explosions, and by Nj
| Hewitt TO The same effect, but applying 10 n
foreign otvintrios, were referred 10 the Con
| mIttee on Foreign Affairs. Mr.. White move
| 20 abolish the Office of Commissioner OF II
ternal Revenue and all Internal rcvenu
taxeg and Mr.. q. W. Wise asked for infOI
| nation ms TO the orders under which the Ia
| lapOosa was sailing when she sank; referred
| A'bill appropriating $1,000 one-half 20 b
| paid by the District OF Columbia, 70 maintai
| order on Inauguration day was passed. Tn
| House devoted the remainder OF tho aftel
| noon 10 euloRies OF tho late Mr.. Duncan, Q
Pennsylvania, and at the conclusion thcreo
] adjourned.