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

In the Supreme Criminal Court at Boston
on the 9th, Mrs. Emma A. Colledge, who
recently pleaded guilty 10 conspiracy to
murder young Mrs. Mellen, was sentenced
TO three years in the women's prison.
HoN. WILLIAM EDWARD FORSTER, NJ. p,
for Bradford, and formerly Chief Secre-
tary of Ireland, died at his town residence,
nenr Bradford, England on the 5th, where
he has been confined 10 his bed since Fob
ruary. He was sixty-eight years old.
RETURNS from the municipal elections in
Ohio on the 5th indicate the success Of the
Republicans in the cities OF Cleveland Gin
cinnati and Dayton. At Cleveland the
entire Republican city ticket was elected
by a small majority. The City Council is
Republican by majority Of two, and the
Board Of Education stands eleven Demo-
Gratis 10 nine Republicans. The Repub-
licans OF Cincinnati elected their city ticket
by fair majority.
THE shops OF the Lake Shore Foundry at
Cleveland, o., located on Case avenue and
used exclusively for the casting Of water
pipe burned on the 5th, causing n loss of
$4,000 One hundred men are thrown out
Of employment.
The application OF the counsel in the
celebrated Nolan land grant case OF New
Mexico for rehearing was on the 9Th de-
MED by the Secretary of the Interior, and
5000 acres are thus restored to the public
domain.
THE issue Of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ended
April 3, was s396627. The issue during the
corresponding period Of last year was
$l73,49S.
The Carpenters Union Of Albany, N. Y,
embracing over 900 jouneymen, struck on
the 5th. It is thought that unless the boss
builders comply with their demands, all
the Union men will be ordered out.
AFTER the expiration Of the morning hour
in the Senate on the 9th Mr.. COckerell took
the floor In opposition TO the Army Efficiency
bill. Mr.. Logan replied TO Mr.. Cockerell.
defending the BILL after which the Senate
went into executive session Before
the adjournment Mr.. Sewell gave notice
that on Monday. the 10Th Of April, he
would call up the Rltz-John Porter bin, In
the House, under the call Of States for bills
and resolutions, Mr.. Dlngley offered n pre.
amble and resolution recIting the alleged ro-
fusal OF Canadian officers 10 permit the entry
OF United States fishing vessels TO Canad nj,
ports forthe purpose OF purchasing supplies
or land fish caught in deep water for Ship
ment In bond to the United States, and d.
recting the President 10 furnish the House
with any information In his possession rela.
tive TO exclusion OF American fishing vessels
from the right TO enter and trade in Cana
dian ports as Canad ian and other IIr tlsh YES.
sells are freely permitted 10 do in ports OF
the United States; also 10 inform the House
what steps have heen taken TO bring these
unwarrantable acts TO the attention OF the
British Government The rules were then
suspended and the Mexican Pension
vided In the bill that tho act shall not an.
ply 10 persons under political dlsabIlities
Under suspension Of the rules the House
then passed the Van Wyck bill for the relief
OF settlers and purchasers OF lands ON the
public domain In the States OF Kansas and
Nebraska Crecently passed by the senateL
and soon afteTward adjourned.