The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-04-14
LATER NEWS.

A wEsT-BouND freight train on the Balti'
more & Ohio railroad ran into landslide
on the 18th thirty miles east Of Connells-
willie. Pa. The engine and saven cars were
thrown from the track and badly wrecked.
John Coffman, the engineer, was killed,
and the fireman was seriously injured.
THE Boston block, at Minneapolis, Mimi,
in which the postofhce Is situated, burned
on the 18th All mail matter was saved.
Loss 10 the block $4,000; fully insured.
The Burrass Law Library, containing
1000 volumes, was completely destroyed,
entsiling a loss Of $4,000. Other losses
win amount TO $4,000, mostly covered by
insurance.
A APASLNL dispatch Of the 10Th says an
explosion occurred few days ago on board
the small river Colombia at the island Of
Tumaco. Fifsoen persons were killed and
TWENTY-FIVE injured. The steamer was
completely Destroyed.
PRESIDENTIAL nominations on the 18th !:
Howell Z. jackson, OF Tennessee, TO be
Circnit Judge OF the United States, for the
Sixth judicial circuit vice John Baxter,
deceased; i. II. Dyer, TO be Marshal OF
the United States for the Territory
OF Utah; s. o. Coffin. TO be Collector
| OF OuttOms IOT INC ulhLI1Cb VI BuRhIbOHt
Mass. Philander Cobb, to be Collector
OF Customs for the district of Plymouth,
Mass. George d. Borton, TO be Assistant
Collector OF Customs for the port Of Cam
den, N. j.; Robert G. Jordan, TO be Bur
veyor Of Customs for the port Of Omaha,
Neb
The President on the 10Th withdrew the
nomination Of Orlando W. Powers, OF
Michigan, Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of Utah.
B. II. HARRIS, treasurer Of the Sag Har-
Dor IT, L) Savings Bank, was on the 18th
discovered to be 5000 short in bis &C
| counts.
AT Norton Gillis' creamery, near Hsr.
ward, H., on the 18th q cream separator
burst, seriously wounding five men. One
has since died and another was fatally hurt
The Senate in Committee OF the whole on
the 18th considered the Indian Appropriation
bill. ON motion OF Mr.. Conger, and after
debate by hessrs Oonger, Dawes Dolph and
| Plumb the amount OF the appropriation for
Indian schools in Alaska was increased from
$4,000 10 $4,000 The committee rose and 10
ported the bill 70 the Senate, and the bill war
then passed substantially as reported from
| In the House Mr.. Morrison, OF Illinois, from
| the Committee on Ways and Means, reported
q bill 10 reduce tariff taxes and 10 modify
the laws In relation 70 the collection Of the
revenue; referred 10 Committee OF the
| Whole. Mr.. Mckinley, OF Ohio, presented
the views Of the minority OF the committee.
Mr.. Morrison, from the Committee on Rules,
reported . resolution providing for Con.
gressional inquiry into the cause and extent
| OF the present labor troubles in the West;
adopted without division. The resolution
authorizes the Speaker 10 appoint an investl-
| eating committee TO go West with power
To- send for persons and papers and 70
committee is 10 report during the present
session, with such recommendation as II
may deem proper TO make. After consider.
able discussion the resolution was adopted
| without division. The District OF Columbia
| Appropriation bill was then passed without
discussion or substantial amendment, and
J the House adjourned.