The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-04-07

All differences between the I 800 employees
and the officers of the Brooklyn (N W
Railroad Company were settled on the ID.
The total imports of dry goods at the
port Of New York during the week ended
the ID were valued at $2,256,4Ss, and
the amount thrown on the market st
$2,2T2521.
Rev. William Hammond, Of the Free
Win Baptist Church, of Franklin, N. H.,
absconded on the 1st with 5000 belong.
ing to a newly-wedded bride He was ar
rested In Boston bank as he was cashing
the check.
Frank Dangler, who is suspected Of being
one Of the party that lynched "Mingo
Jack" at Eatontown, N. j., March 8, was
arrested on the 4th. This makes the third
arrest In connection with the affair.
Mr.. Davies, receiver of the firm OF Grant
& Ward, stated on the I'd that neither Mr..
Warner nor his wife can be found and that
they have taken away with them all monies
that Warner had In safe deposit companies.
Warner has also transferred whatever
property he had to his wife, who has mort
gagged everything to its full value In order
to prevent creditors from getting hold Of 1t.
Mr. Davies isunable to serve any papers on
Mr. and Mrs. Warner and can not therefore
proceed to enforce the judgment Of the ref
cree.
At Pittsburgh on the Sd Thomas Bolan,
aged fourteen, and Harvey HcMurray,
aged thirteen, became engaged in scuffie
for the possession Of pocketknife. Nc
Murray finally secured the knife and
plunged the blade into Bolan's groin, max
ing terrible wound, from which he bled
to death in a few minutes. McMurray
was arrested.
A Scranton Pa, dispatch Of the 4th says
that Grand Master Workman Powderly is
in q precarious condition and will be un-
able to attend to any work for a long time.
His physicians do not permit him to know
what is going on in labor matters, and
have given strict orders to allow no cor
respondent TO see him.
The semi-monthly special reports to the
Rochester IN. " Rural Home Of the Sd
from 5000 correspondents in all parts OF
the country, show favorable outlook for
the winter wheat crop.
D.S. Nicklin, a nephew of BARLEY Camp
bell, the dramatist, was arrested at Pitts
burgh on the Sd, to await the result Of
injuries which his wife claims he inflicted
on her q few days ago while returning
home from party. The couple engaged
in dispute leading to a scuffle, during
which Mrs. Nicklin was knocked down, her
head striking stone and producing con-
cussion Of the brain, from which it is
thought she can not recover.
The exchanges at twenty.six leading
clearing houses throughout the country
during the week ended the Sd aggregated
s9l6, ,O14, as against s945, $50 the pre-
vious week. AS compared with the cor
responding week in 1885 the increase is 40
per cent
The schooner Annie Lord, which ar
rived at Philadelphia on the 4th from
Pardenos, had an unusually rough passage.
Her Captain reports that three men were
swept overheard and drowned during
heavy gallo.
The weekly statement Of the New York
associated banks, issued on the Sd, shows
the following changes: Loans decrease,
S6,252,OOO; specie decrease, $624,sOO; legal
tenders decrease, S2,537GOO; deposits de-
crease, 50, 426, 800; circulation decrease, $l5,-
500; reserve decrease, $SO5,T50. The banks
held sl2,7s7,2O3 in excess Of twenty-five
per cent. rule.
William E. Sinclair, late treasurer Of
BArnum's show, absconded from New York
fpw days ago with $500 Of hts en-
URers money he is. believed to'hsVe
led TO Canada.
A man giving his name as Clifford, Of
Boston, attempted to steal $4,000 from a
bank in Amsterdam, N. Y, on the Sd, but
was caught In the act.