Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

BEANS are besieging McMinnviIla,
{ Tenn. Fs7-T.a
TIE English Parliament is 70 meet
February I'd.
Tzrnz are y, 900 doctors in the Uni
ted States.
THE Pennsylvania LegisInturs meets
next week ~ fss1s iai ~ f.faf
1s Florida the people are making
"orange brandy Fl.r. ....
t An Illinois fire company elected q
lady foreman ...-.--.4
MBEET requiresaction, but happiness
seeks for repose: -..... !. 4. $500
TIE Boston Journal advocates max
ing voting compulsory.
BUFFALO meat is in the mafzst IA
various Western cities. M
\ A NEW OR1EAns fortune-teller nettsd
4 81, 200 in twenty days, +.
CAnuoEzA is building one-StoV,
earthquake proof churches. ;5.t -
CAmo has a ten-year-old boy VITA
whiskers four inches long. ~
Tim breadth Of winter wheat soWn n
Ohio ls large, and the Whaat n IN oK
cellent condition
lHHH
j A GIFTED hnnd-orRanist at Dotroit ae-
companies himself ON a ieWshnFp.
Sx women have Just been elected On
q school COMMITTEES in Lynn, Mass
Il OH maids are described as I" embers
from which the sparks have fed
THnrefuse potato pouace from starch
factories is to beimade into pnpaE
+ A nrrno-oLxcEnuu explosion IN Hunl
gary recently killed forty persons
1 THE area Of the bituminous coal -helds
in Iowais twenty thousand square miles-
AMEmcAn pianos are popular iaEpe-
land, and in many q London drawing
room.
TIM class VI at YaIs college has lost
FIVE members by death within yon<.
THE population Of Ohio, according
TO the corrected returns, is 2,668, 081,
KDgloyes, ofheavy texture, are worn
by sensible women for the promenndo.
o MEMrH1s proposes 70 institute usr-
chants' exchange and vigilAnce com
mittee.
BALLOONS still regularly leave Pafis
France with mails and military intsk
igence- ~ "A, -.
AN American manufactures torpedoes
and other war material at Oonstanti-
nople. afF ~ u r
Tn oyster trade of Boston, IL Is said,
amounts to more than 600, 900 bushels
annually. ~ Afit 31ti
TIM MISSOURI valley Railroad win
be completed 70 the Iowa hne IN about
ten days
a JArAxras youth has received .
commission as sub-lieutenant In the
British navy. ~ +...
ONE thousand eve hundred and ssv-
enty-four registered letters were stolen
last year.E =. IOf-
The Government meteorological OBJ
servations at Philadelphia are 70 begin
January LIST. ~ "
TIM old bell house in Capitol Square.
Richmond, has been converted int .
paper warehouse.
The last pier Of the st. Charles Chfo.)
bridge rests on a solid rock IS feet be-
low the surface.
THERE are at presentin Germany up
wards of $4,000 widows and 100, 900
fatherless children.
TIM mississippi has already been
jammed with ice opposite St Louis, 20
that people could cross.
A CONVENTION was lately held in Ore
gon TO devise means. for elevating the
Indians of the Pacific coast.
THE largest and most beautiful Meth
odist church IN Cincinnnfi has 121
pews, ofwhich every fifth one is free
IF we may rely on the st. Josph Her
aid, "the prowiing wolves howl the
notes of starvation IN Alaska. f1fr
TIE Campaigns around Rome Il % be
drained, and made the source Of agr-
cultural fruitfulness instead ofmalarin-
Ar the battle Of Grave1otte, trum.
peter was killed by q ball which vpnt
in at the mouth Of his instrumenk
The death Of . Mankato boy waa
caused, few days ago, by inAnmmniion
in the head resulting from fail on. fhe
ice.
TIE Chinese relieve neuraIgia and
gout by applying oil ofpepperminto over
the part affected, with camel's hn4
pencil.
"a NKw-HA1RsHnm man 10 sid 70
have sold his right to chair restorer"
for 800, 900, after making small for
tune by It's nnanufactdre. q tritz
BEAUrFUL brooches, earrings neck
laces and bracelets Of clear and opar
dae amber, exquisitely carved, aro be-
coming very fashionable. al
Tm six leading news companies, a
this cauntry do business, ID selling
newspapers and monthly maeazihos, of
over eight millions Of dollars per an
num-
"MurroS Hans" are among the
smoked luxuries Of Georgia, aud they
promise to be, as articles Of food sent
to other quarters In large numbers, a
source Of commercial revenue 10 The
State.
A LARGE steel-roIlinR mill IL in pro-
eress of construction in South Bofhle-
hem, Leigh county, Penn. When com
pleted, il VIII be ], 800 feet long, wing
40 feet in length. One of the stacl1l
124 feet high, was finished last week.
Ar THE NoRrH PoLE.-CApt. Hall,
the Arctic explorer, ia his recent Loo
ture in New York, was reported thus
When he shall stand ON the North
Pole there is one thing which viii
trouble him, and that, how shall he
keep his chronometers regulated; how
shall he tell whether they ere ginning
or losing. Every direction thon viii
be south. There viii be no north, no
east, no west. The North Star viii be
directly over head, or nearly 30, and on
the first day Of March the sun will Just
appear above the horizon and 90
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