Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-19


TwKnrx cars loaded with tea arrived
In New York Saturday, seven days from
San Francisco, and 23from Hong Kong
THE residence OF Milton Gungule, Of
Providence, Bureau county, Illinois,
was burned 9lhursday night, and two
of his children perished in the flames.
GEoRan HAnaaAH hung himself Fn
day at Saginnw City. Cause whisky
drinking The same day and place
boy named Dnchman was found fro1en
.FRAHK G.. PBATT, q cotton buyer from
Boston, was found dead IN his bed az
nGemphis. Tenn, Sunday morning.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict
Of death from an overdose of narcotic.
A. EEdsrnon. living with U. p. Cas-
sell, four miles from Altoona, H., was
almost instantly killed Saturday, BY
! the bursting of the cylinder Of m old
eorn-sheIler, which he vas turning for
amusement
Ross 4 Gosskan q heavy and we'll
known retail dry goods house of Chi
ca9o, have been forced into bankruptcy
by the house Of II. B. Claim a Co, Of
New York city, who are creditors 70
the amount Of Sis, 600.
DIT. b. v1rpxfrEH. Of Farnineton,
H., was so badly injured Friday, By
being thrown from bis wagon, By
passing railroad train that he died Sun
day morning. The deeeased wa widely
known and highly respected
5 Tnr American Merchants Union TX
press Co. advertise reward aof 5000
Tor information leading to the arrest
and cou4lcti0n Of the parties who rob
bed and attempted to murder thoir
MESSENGER while crossing the rnilroad
bridge at Albany, At O'Clock Friday
evening. No cline has been obtained oB
vet The messenger Hnlpiue, was in
|favornhIe conditioD Sunday afternoon.
Il AU. s.. OBr1orR arrnsted IN POUCH
lkeepsie, N. r., Saturday, three cadet
refugees from West Point, and took
them back 70 the post They declare
that they were dragged from their
|quarfefB blythe first class after dark and
conveyed 70 the mountaius, whore they
were deserted, and told to leave forth
with, under penalty Of being tnrred md
statement Of the entire transaction 70
the posi- conmnnder. q.
TIE tide Of emioraiion from Ycnues-
see and Georgin Is heavier than during
any previous season. Texn8 seems 70
be TIE rnain direction. According 10
the Ava1anche, the number Of wagons
which crossed at Memphis since Sep
tember 1st is I 1,6o4 the number Of peO-
pie over 1000 At Helena the crossing
has been greater, and II iH said large
numbers have CROSSED At Point Pleas
ant. AS d. class, the eudqrnnta are
much better than those who have gone
before, have better outfits, and are gen
orally IN a condition to purchase farms.
Ar HAN FRAl1c1soo the United States
Tteonrr 8aginoW went ashore on ne
1ItInIn4 4l Saturday, Oct -. on Ocean
Ia'H11 new. |'4N Nag in'er1' ..e'.J ~
did not entirely 60 70 pieces unliI ne
18th Of November. her executive
officer, Lieut.. Talbot, with Bub-0fIceTa,
started on gig for the Sandwich
Islands. After enduring incredible
lsufferines, they reached Kanni Docem-
ber I8th. but all were very weak
Lieut. Talbot, Peter Francesa quarter
mnster, James Muir and John Andreyb
sailors, were drowned ia the Buff IA the
landing. Their bodies were lecoyered
The news was sent at once TO Honolulu.
and the schooner Konn and packet
were sent by the American Minister
with pfovisions and water, and two
days later the stesmer Kelan was
placed at his disposal by the Gown
ment, and was also dispatched. u u
hoDed she win arrive in season 70 save
the lives Of the wearied crew, ninety IN
humber. an Of whom were on quarter
rations, the island yielding nothing
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THERB has been almost continuous
sEifrniBhiug IN France since the LIST.
I'm Frnnc Tiesuz at Gieu surround
| ed and captured a detachment ot ono
hundred Germans near that place
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TIE German residents o. mnIlelllps
have sent letter % the KING q frus-
sia expressing indignation a. the bar
barous character Of the struggle, warn
ing him against spirit Of conquest
and dema6dine a cessation Of >the inia-
nous WnE. ff4 5,.s t3tss iL
Ia victory on ERE Sd. and oharges the
] Germans with falsehood in their re-
Dorts concernino that battle. He says
! fhat a. 70 the pursuit Of which tho
/ Ger1neps boast. the only fact to sup
mort Them Il. chat ON the morning Of
ne 1thI two sauadrons Of cavalry
charged the French rear guard. Ono
OF them was annihilated, and the other
wheeled on and NED.
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