The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-07-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The East,

nv, ,be Ecb,nino in diffarent narts of M,ssaclr.
setts and in Portland. Me-. four churches were
set ON fire and more or less damaged.
Cotton Mills. at Lawrence. Mass, L. 200 opera-
t-yes are thrown ont of employment
All the business portion of Portyille, Catta-
raugus county, N. Y, except the depot and one
store WAS DESTROYED by fire one day last week.
Loss SCI. OoO insurance. $40. 600.
Edward KelIv bridge watcbman. and his
wife and child were run over bv the cars at
otseoo N. v last week the child alone escap-
ing death.
AT Long Branch. last week, Mrs. Mgernon
Go, so,;s dorcjter nj pres;dent Grant rave
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hoId and start,in~ rohborv ,vss committed
=, NJ, Wi. =, ,,o.5 do,.1;,,,. ,ast ,voal, A.
roo,, t,r, ,,o1,- 5ro,,od .tr,Tcors obtained ad-
,,;ss;o,,- t,, tIo bo,,oo Of Matthias nj D.ncer IN
West Eleventh street Inv represeptipe them
selves to be Croton water-tax collectors. They
had no sooner entered thsn thew seized Mrs.
Dancer. who was alone, bound, gagged, and
b.ndcnfred bor. then admitted five other con-
foder,tes when all proceeded to ransack the
rc-,aa g., .or, 70 bottom Tbov ob..;nod
aao ooo i, vi,,,inia saato bonds bnt over,ooled
s1o ooo New York Central securities. After
:. "a donortnro of tbe robbers Mrs Dancer src-
coodod in attracting tbe attentiop of a passer-
l.. 81 ,oso,,od from, har ,,,i,fnl ros;-
~, ' r,.a w. ."hbo.s ~" oao.noa
Jooon Drothorz nil dealers of PITTSBURGH
have failod liabilities s35o ooo.
While n marty of Orangemen. with ladies
and children. were returning from celebrating
The Battle of the Doyne at a picnic, OH the 18th
inst thew were attacked by a mob in the
streets of Lawrence. Mass. and several of the
marty severely injured. Word was sent to the
Mayor. who soon arrived at the scene of the
riot with squad of police to protect the
orangemen. Tho mob then made a furious
onslaught On tie ponce ai'u oiAi soineii' "i'n
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SOME seiiouSiy' Ano poii0o 'iAo, op'noa IA .
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49,, ,,,oro or I.s, ;n;rrnd No lives arc ro-
norted lost
,;olo,,t wind and ra;p storm passed over
pittsburgh Pa and vicinity. last week, uproof-
inc build,prs uprootipd, trees. and doing great
damage to crops. Several persons we're in
iured, one man fatally. The damage to prop
erty will amount to S5OO'OOo.
The Brooklyn friends oil Henry ward Beecher
are perfecting arrangements fer grand mass
meeting to indorse him, and express confidence
in his innocence.
The Kings County On. " Grand jury has
true bills against Joseph Loeder and
John ]. Price, who are charged with having
sworn falsely against the lev. Henry ward
Beecher and Mrs. Elizabeth Ii. hilton.
recent fire at Dmellen, N. j., destroyed
a loss of $1,000
The Vast
c;v h,,,5rod ,ro,no,i,o, from, Rrssi0 ,,assod
ca p.rl 1a.t ,roo,, az, rorto 70 their
80 Io,,oa n tbo so.bkotcbovva,, country of
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rono" Aeoh09, III D"no', 10" u'S Si.o0
Ou' % 'iio "u'iN. 4,u 'n "". .-o'
were pfopAieu' anu WIN 'lio ''tS VI no ptooo
,.;,,~s
IL repor'eu lroli oiouA oi'y tna' 'ne gov
ernment Is nttihe OUT an eApeui1ion 10 80 10 the
Black Hills 10 Drlng INC miners VINO are now al
Work there WITHOUT perInlSSlOn lroH tne gov
a. - O .,;,o. ,ou d, ;.a
ooo o.. I'll, b,;e,n,1 20 a..
-. o-o ,,aa hoo,, d;s,o9,.rod - N;r,,osot.
eo miles no,tl, of Dulutb
'ne IN '-o ','['ilppe '',n 'oo',Oii' ,I
VI 'iio "ITU uUi- "e"1 '"Ir :" e,y =, tooh
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conntios. in Missouri and about the
..mo nnrber in Kansas the cener.I
,onor ~ which ro to show that there will bo
-, go, 20 oo,,, ,,,;llot .,,d 1Ir,,,,.,;o,,
-. n,io do, oro,, nil, o,so t,o 1orr,o c.,
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,rross 10 NJ, in ,,,,,, ,,or,io,,
~ tbo or,ssbo,,ner district
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Inc 1nr"' onn r4Ht - 20, o-p' ,r' oIoieu "
.e.Nu =, s-OVV -or 'ne 80 y. .n9 '"luAl'
.i"ni a0uD '--o - 80 :, COMPANY
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The Chicago Journal OF Monday last says
1.-The harvesting CT the winter Wheat III South
ern Illinois is finished and altogether the
aggregate yield is hardly up to the average
yet the quality is good. In Central Illinois th'
wheat harvest, now in progress, will give fail
yield. The corn crop all over the Northwes
now promises to be one of the largest that hal
ever been raised"
The interest manifested in the Nationa
camp meeting at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was YER
great, the average daily attendance being full
| 10. 600 persons. The weather was excellent.
John d Lee. the Mormon. has turned State
evidence, and will be a witness for the prose
cution and tell all he knows about the Mountain
Meadow massacre.