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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-11-06

has assured foreign powers that his policy,
should he ascend the throne, will not be ag-
gressive, and that he will not attempt to rein
state the Pope in his temporal possessions.
The testimony against Marshal Bazaine grows
more damaging as the trial progresses. A
railway inspector of Metz testitles that Ba-
zaine rejected an opportunity to seize large
depots of provisions from the German army.
An immense demonstration in favor of
amnesty for Fenian prisoners is to be held in
Dublin on the 23d of November. 1t is believed
there will be ZOO, 900 people and 500 bands in
attendance.
A PARIS journal has been suppressed for
publishing articles violently hostile to Count
de Chambord. "A dispatch from Central Asia
brings intelligence of frightful scenes in
Khiva. Upon the evacuation of that city by
the Russian troops the Gourmeds revolted,
and plundered and destroyed the town. In
addition to these excesses, the Usbecks
slaughtered 1000 of the emancipated Per-
slams. Twenty-Five ~Bonapartist Deputies in
the French Assembly have signed a document
protesting against the constitutional monarchy
scheme. This accession to the ranks of the
Republicans gives the disposition of the ques-
ton into the hands of the doubtful members,
of whom there are thirty or forty....A COM
pany has been formed in England, will a CAPT
tai of $40. 900, 900. for the purpose of laying
another cable telegraph between that country
and the United States, the American terminus
to be somewhere on Long Island.
1T is reported that the Spanish insurgents at
Cartagena are completely demoralized. Even
the convict soldiery are in open revolt, de-
handing money and clothing. The Intran-
sigente vessels obtained 20, 600, 900 reals by
plundering the merchantmen of Valencia.
it is announced that the Spanish Government
will send 1000 more troops to Cuba before the
end of November. q. The Russian Govern
ment has arrested many Catholic priests in the
Diocese of Chelm, where a vast politico-
religious conspiracy has been discovered
among the clergy.....The steamship Ismalia
is over a month due at Glasgow from New
York, and it is believed she is lost.
SEVERAL mercantile failures in London are
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CREEDMOOR.
The Shooting Yestcrday-One Match
and Three SWecpstakes.

ana Three Sweepstakes.
The first contest for q gold medal, valued OF 500,
came on Yesterday. The weather was fne q
slight shower falling shortly before the shooting.
The medal will have to be won three times by the
same person before 1t can become his property.
Captain ]. Bodine won the medal yesterday, scor.
Ing seventeen out OF five shots, making three
centres and two bulls eyes. The two next best
shots were by w. f. Robertson and ]. +. b. Collins
The former scoring sixteen and latter ffteen
There were twenty-eight contestants for the
medal. CAPTAIN Bodtne was presented with the
medal by Colonel L. C. Bruce, and modestiy
responded saying he would have gone home lust
as well satisfied II some other worthy member OF
the Association had won 1t, for he considered It
more from luck than from good shooting, as he
never was a good off-hand shot.
The distance was 200 yards, onhand, with any
breech-loader not weighing over ten pounds. the
krigger not to he less than three pounds test pull
telescope sights excluded standing position and
I'VE rounds, with privilege OF two sighting shots.
After the prize match was over three sweepstake
matches occurred two of 200 yards and one OF 500
yards In which some 1ne shooting was done.
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MURDER IN BALTIMORE.

A Saloon Keeper Stabbed I'm the Head
and Instantly killed-Arrcst Of the
Murderer.
BALTIMORE, August 2, 1873.
About twelve O'Clock last night James Kennedy,
proprietor Of saloon at ZIG Broadway, near the
County wharf, was stabbed in the head and in
stantly killed BY Henry Mankus, a Swedish sailor.
II is alleged that Mankus and Others went Into the
barroom under the influence Of liquor and called
for drinks which were refused by the bartender
The party then became noisy, and Kennedy the
proprietor, approached to eject them; whereupon
Mankus drew large sailors jackknie and
stabbed Kennedy the blade penetrating his
skull The deceased is represented as quiet man,
aged thirty eight years and recently married. The
m was arrested.
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THE ELLENGER GANG.
Lively Fight with Roughs I'm PhiiadeI.
phia-A Policeman Beaten.

PHILADELPHIA, August q 1879
Last night Richard Barrett, charged with carry.
ing concealed weapons, had hearing before Al
derman Buchanan. He gave the requisite amount
OF bail and was upon the point OF leaving the ONCE
when he was arrested on another charge by a
constable While on the street, route to the
station house with his prisoner, the constable was
the .Eenper Gang and he was severely beaten
with black Jacks. His cries OF murder attracted
the attention OF Alderman Buchanan and his con-
stable and together they went to the assistance
OF the Oficer After sanguinary fight OF five
minutes, during which clubs, knives ana other
and Jour OF them were secured as prisoners, and
are held under heavy bail for trial.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Fire in the Industrial Palace, with Losses and
Alarm.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, August 2, 1879.
IRE occurred In the Exposition building this
morning, and was not extnguished before the Al
sace-LOrraine peasant dwelling was destroyed.
The agricultural dnnere was threatened with de-
'struction, but was saved by che energy Of the Gre
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, August q 1873.
1t is probable that an interview will take place
at an early date at Frankfort between the King of
Belgium and the Emperor OF Germany.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August q 1873.
A dreadful accident occurred this morning on
the Northwestern Railway, near Wigan, to the
Scotch tourist express train from London.
Twelve persons were instantly killed and thirty
were wounded
Among the killed is Sir John w. II. Arson, Bart.
Many OF the I'M ured persons will die.
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ST. LOUIS MORTALITY.
ST.. LOUIS, !

ST. LOUIS, August 2, 1879
The Board OF Health reports 2lI deaths for the
week ending bodybuilding decrease from last
week OF thirty. Seven deaths are reported to be
Gow chnlega aud twepty.nige from cholera m0rRys.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn
of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
open from 8 A.. NJ. to 9 r NJ
On Sunday from to r. NJ
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by confidential spondence remuneration optional
Address CHES TERRIFIED CHESTER box IS StApieton.
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ENGLAND.

Frightful Accident to Railway Train-Twelve
Persons Killed and Very Many Wounded.
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A.-Corns, BuniOns, Nails, De-. Cured
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Rupture and Physical Deformittes sue.
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RADICAL CURE TRUSS ONCE. No Vesey street.
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A Noticc.-EOurtecnth Street and Sixth
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GERMANY.

Imperial Diplomacy Towards the Belgian
Crown.
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A.-Kenrncy's Extract Buchu Has Cured
more bladder and kidneys, gravel diabetes.
weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debility than
all other remedies combined Depot l0i Duane street
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SILK Elastic (soods.-A Fresh Assortme mt
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and fever, headache seasickness and many other
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A Colvin Baby Chair Will Relieve
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The Hest Water Pipe
A., ~ choonest when strength and durability
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Campo's EnfalIibIe Specifc-SOvereign
remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cholers, Cramps
HUDNUT. Herald Building
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is Pure, In
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Hn! Ha! Ha! Ha!-The Cashiers
SAFETY DRAWER beats the till thieves Can be Oh
tanned at ll9 Nassau street Price IS 80
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.. O, p. Cognnc Brandy, Old, yellow,
Reliable 81 per gallon 81 30 per bottle Iy tor nscSo
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A.-Us!ng Wire Spring or Horrible Iron
finger russes filthy infectious sponge pads" carries
its punishment Examine the ELASTIC TRUSS, 65s
Broadway which retains rupture comfortably till cured
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ebrated OINTMENT Price 25c- Office 2D Front street.
Peck
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tor Young Sent Tree scaled Tetter eHVtIOpeS
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institution having high reputation tor honorable con
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Gracfenbcrg Vegetable Pills.-The
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healthy condition Sold by all druggists 25c. per box.
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A Murder In DeKnib County, Ca, In
ls86-The Murderer Arrested i'm south
CnrOlfnA.


From the Augusta Constitution, July 3o.l
On the 5th day OF June, In the year 1885, the citi-
zens Of the usually quiet county OF DeKalb were
startled by the discovery that a murder had been
perpretrated in their midst The victim was q
Mr.. James M. Richardson, well known and
esteemed citizen. Suspicion soon rested upon
man by the name OF wylie c. Smith as the party
who had done the deed The Grand Jury Of DeKalb
county, under the direction of Colonel William II.
Hulsey at that time the Solicitor General OF this
circuit, immediately found true bill for murder
against Smith, ana warrant was issued for his ar
rest Smith, however, became cognizant of these
proceedings and ned at once to parts unknown.
The Sherin made an unavaiiing search and entered
upon the warrant his return that the prisoner
could not be found.
Thus the matter rested until short time since 1t
became known TO partiea here not Only that Wyue
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A.-Eau Angelique. for the Teeth ana
Gums BlSCOTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC Co.
G3 Broadway, are the sole propretors aud manutac-
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In Hot Weather an Attack Of Dtar-
rhea indeed any complaint of the Bowels rapidly
hausts the strength and renders the necessity OF prompt
treatment imperative; in ali such cases Dr. JAYNb'S
CARMfNATIVE BALsAM is an effectial remedy, acting
quickly ana curing thoroughly.
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Holyol<e's Celebrated Fever and Ague
CURE may be obtained at 975 Eighth avenue, between
Fifty seventh and fifty eighth streets.
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Corns Cured, 80 Cents to 81; Bunfons,
Nails &C. 3ja Broadway, near fourteenth street Cure
nv ma DR. WESTERVELT Cnir0pOdSt.
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Dyspepsta.-Promins Siem ias ,, 0i inc
0hc prescripton eminent physician for Dys-
pepsis Reiai-Iiartnett's, Fourth avenue and Aston
place, OBrsn's, Fteth street and Third avenue. aud
Hudnut,s Herald Buildsng.
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not help turning away from it with feelings Of sad
ness, for believe that from its plot, crowded as 1t
is with incidents of the most tender as well as the
most tragic interest, master mind could deduct a
poem whose fame would become world wide.
WILL GIVE ANOTHER EFFUsIoN
OF an entirely different nature, and then this hur-
ried letter must draw to close. It is poem
written by Patrick Moony, who unfortunately be.
came enamored with Biddy McCarter, and through
his devotion to her was Unexpectedly summoned
TO justice for theft. Biddy was by no means an
ordinary creature, as the opening stanza of Pats
poetry clearly shows
Any mans heart would burn
AT iace as clare as her'n:
Twas as lull as the moon am as round as the
Her form was so fine
An her glance so divine
That the divil himself TO dance in her eye.
Pat then goes on to tell how he used to meet her
on the kitchen steps, how they ate "cowld mate"
together, and how upon the most miserable even
ing OF his life his "darlint" prepared the follow
ing
Och, Patrick, me love,
When the store mans above.
Just Grape 10 the I'LL, where there's dollars and
cintS;
An it's then we will fee.
An it's married wen be,
AM wen live in house where we won't have no
rintS.
Pat does precisely what his sweetheart ADVISES,
Is caught, brutally beats one OF the officers, and
thus laments his hard tate in jail -
Och, Biddy, me love,
Och, me own turtle dove,
Oh damned be the minute listened to theel
Fur with jimmie McVay
We have now run away,
And it's div tear that yell Ger she'd fur me.
have thus presented three poems of different
character. precisely as they came to me, in which
think can be dscerned the elements OF an entirely
new literature. How far this school answers the
demand OF the present generation, or into what
proportions 1t will ultimately develop, leave for
wiser heads TO determine.
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How Strange! That Article In
santly fatal to Bedbugs, Reaches. Moths Ants aud
Garden Lice shoald perfectly harmless to Yet
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NEW YORK HERALD.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-06
The Sons of Vulcan.

1 EOl, aug, %.
The National Forge of the Sons of Vul-
can commenced their annual session in this
city to-day. Delegates are present from
Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Ken
lucky, Indiana, Illinois, New York, New
Jersey, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Maryland. The President, Hugh Nc
Laughin of Chicago, presented his annual
report. The report was of great length,
principally reporting the strikes in differ
ent places conducted by different FORCES of
the union. These strikes have met with
varied fortunes from partial success to
complete defeat. Most of them were sup
ported by the union at an expense of S11,
7S5.07, which was contributed to sustain
the different FORCES in their action. He
noticed the question of Il more close rcla-
ton with similar organization in Europe.
He read communications from various
sources showing widespread desire for
such a result The most excellent plan of
settling all difficulties between employer
and employed by arbitration was strongly
recommended
The total amount raised by the society
in various ways amounts 10 500, 3O7.Si.
$l1 1905. 20 of this has already been ex.
pended.
The strike of Burdens Puddlers at Troy
will be the most important subject con.
sidered during the session. A grand ban
quet will be given to the delegates at thu
American House on Wednesday evening
The session is expected to last four days.
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The Races at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. s.
The second meeting of Saratoga Racing
Association commenced to-day. There
was large attendance, the weather fine
and the track in good condition.
FIRST RACE.
This race was for the Kentucky stakes,
for two year olds, 800 entrance, $50 for
felt, 81 900 added by the Association one
mile.
Eight entries were made. The race was
won by the favorite Battle AK in 1.459 /;
Grimstead colt second, King Pin, third.
SECOND RACE.
This was the Summer Handicap for all
ages 300 entrance SEQ, if declared ;
two miles.
The horses entered were Eolus Mary
Constant, Strachino, Meteor and Arizona.
The race was won by the favorite Strachi-
no. Arizona second, Pennock colt third.
THIRD RACE
was Steeple Chase Handicap for all ages,
three miles 800 to the winner, $500 to
the second, and 800 to the third. The
horses entered were Duffy, Trade Wind,
Blind Tom, George West, May Clark
Valley, and Victor. 1t was fine race and
was won by the favorite Duffy in 5.4Sa,
Blind Tom second,
Among the celebrities present at to-day's
races were Senator Fenton, Hon. $. s.