Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27
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$3,O 900. A Ik1mbsr of-horses and
cattle are SUPPOSED ~ have been
burned.
The mills ana o1hsr buiIdingt 81
the Castleton, VT. Slate and Nailroad
Company were A6sffovealbv fire Setar
day night. The mills were Operated fer
saving and marketing state for mani
tells, billiard tables, etesd AsRast amount
of manufactured goods and machinery
burned; oddSaONh3Gse0ssiaspEsd 3F
"O ~Th s CoronssrM 0Sa Ma0HsssNS SA8sS
inquest on the bodss6fQRS nan &ko
fell dead Saturday, eyening at the corner
avenue, New York. bafhe BODY was
identified as that Of Rev James Brad
ley, of SaginawC City, Miqh,r Some time
since Bradley Was appointed by the
Methodists of his own State as their
missionary agent 20 the ChiRpewaEIn-
dams. He was on his way. 70 Washng;
ton to have the Appointtnett confirmed.
"A sad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ed
at st. Mary's Catholic Church, sASHNfp
lamsbnrg, oPp9nfSewf orkSpn sup;
and as a pr6eeSSiohS SfS 661S giks WAS
entering the church, carrying lighted
tapers, one O~fthemdset Ere eobehe; veil
of one of thegiflsy and i'm thea5onfusion
quite a nuhA6ef of others bust into
flames. ByaotiRe 6xePtions, 6heshafHes
were smothered and the ehildneni saved.
James S. Mcneil IF tRe4 firm VIM,
Este & Co., stock brokers in Broad
street, New York, absco4ded, on ySatur-
day, having forged. the sighAture OF the
firm to aInunb6r- OF eReekspthsntotaI
mount of yhieIffs not Setaseertained
Two checks, amopntipg to $3Q,0QQsWepe
certified by the Fourth NationaI Bank,
and on one Of them Monen obtained
$4,000 in fe0ld fITheg bank will lose
about SIS, O0 byI the Operati6ngqa a. the
firm had ON deposit sabeHt bali the
amount certified. A reward Of $1,000
has been offered for the Afrest or Mo-
nell. 90 - a
% The West.
"A boy Rillsd his father by cutting
his spinal cord in tWoiRith 1mA axe AT
C~ircleville, Ohio, on-MoRday+he-bey
was seventeen, ,anSshfyfslsrEq%4fEst
some drunkard.s G~AGAAs
Henry Harris, lIosolofed. A6MasS, !tbeeaI
convicted Of mufderjn the Efstdegrses
at Marion, Ohio for Killing j. KCroct1
EFT, grands0h 2 YsYS toSkstk Some
months sihcesssbbh .sxn,sou Tsg OF EzGl
During the, EeeeRtshigH wind 4 fES'
broke put -aboat-f~e-mi4es-south of
Wautoma, WE sHnT @eIFe veryfkink
before it for miles. The damage was
confined to the destrpctidn ofrharns,.
sheds, fences a~nd1s1Qvlne Hmber
a a mystsyi9Ss rEaHdsPk BleGsaas
day morning. Henfy1FeAlesa man ehz
gagged as a Rewspaper eaFEieR sim the
eastern partsFofEthei citE3A WasISshof
through the head While lying in beds
about l o'clock,sand died shortlE aftefsi
but did not4speaks. Ehagtestimbny al
the inquest indicated that his wife was
jealous of him. Observation-Disclosures s.
picion is cast uppnc her, a part7of her,
sworn statement might-be-p pronounced
a little remarkable. She said she had4a
faint idea of hoTrthesmuRder swas-comS
mitted, but thought it not worth whiIe
to state what heH Sheory of the assasihaS
ton was. Sheyas m the roOm when
her husband WAsdShot, Ind VAS found,
after the firing, with her head ufi6da1
shs e one' and rssselAs natsps4%1 e
TssYsa4a. .N0TA7
Henry sLsHartwellf a welLkn6wTn
citizen of Louisiana, Pike county, Mo-;
shot and kiAed-Wm. haugston, noted
character, Saturday for criminalEcoh.
nection with HaftweEswife cnA
Judge Thomas A. Marshall, oe Ken
lucky, a distinguished jRristyand4Een
ty years Judge Nf he KentnekF G6art
of Appeals, died Louisville d Sundaf
night.
1t is unoficialx stated by several
Senators that-fheEP President SwilEc0n
vene the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
about the 18th pf Msy, aEH which time
it is suppes4dS j@eS5ofntS Commas
sion will haYAc concluded their5abors. 4
Gen. DyersyChiefi of r0rdinancs res
turned, on Saturday,s frum1Sko L6ufE
where he has eenSto eompIetethe ar
rangements for ,theStransfaFhdfsm the
property of the arsenal at hat phaoe1to
Jefferson BarEaekssO Che agepek EHh
hereafter be used as. q. recruiting depot,
and already the cavalry depot, which
has been at Carlisle, Pa, for a number
of years, has 7beenta tfansfefredA0 ST.
Louis, and as soon as the transfer of the
property is completed, 1t will become
the principal depotf for infaAtfyfrscruits.
FpIeisR1IAh ..
There aHe5sgmpt1mS afsEh3 Priis.
slams leaving the forts which will be
given to the regu18P Go*e4ntnent!! SfAe
Prussians will retire to Rheims. SeGen.
C~anrobert has NisitedPhiers .ssroH a.
Bismarck, in a note. to the Yer:
sailles Government, admitSS He FighFt6i
Marshal Mcmahon to occupy, with the
French troops, the ground around Paris,
made neutral BY the stipulation of the
preliminary treaty. ofPeade. sgo19mo'
"A reportD that tie Gity Is abo1tltto
be invested by the iYersaillists- and. the
Russians, jointly, eauses, great excite;
ment. The batficade on the Rue Cast.
glione have BEEN demolished, and hfFe
works erectedat HstignOlles fBelleyille,
and Montmagtre. Tllsiosqgs .s.Gosq
The quaEtaErof the, Champs Elysees
has been excssdiPglydapagsa BY shells,
which are still failing thfckfY.a The
building occupied by he0l Afherfean
Legation wSs AtruckS by dr&Ements 5ol
shell, Saturday. Nevertheless, Wash
burne continues to reside in the Ave
nue. Josephine.
"A Communists dNHS MJR2HIdes .fSt
methodical acquisitions anPonai the i'm
habitants of Paris street-bE street, An
other decree fhpNSvDnd;ca