The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04
breast and died in few minutes, Both be-.

breast and died in few minutes. Both be-,
longed to wealthy and respectable families.
Mrs. Stoddard, Of Eaton county, Mich, re-
Gently gave birth to FIVE children at one time.
Once before she had three of kind. Mother
and children are said to be doing well. 81; 4
niAi dispatch from Virginia City, New, dated
Oct. q, says sAt presentit is impossible to
state the loss of life by the late fire. Two
men were killed ON O street bysa falling wall
There are numberless rumors, Of other casual
ties, Hundreds Of families are homeless and
hungry, The, school houses, the only public
buildings left are open to them, but if imme-
diate relief is not extended great suffering will
ensue. Utter Generalization reigns in the city
MEM women andii children wander about
the 1desolate streets seeking shelter The
surrounding hills are dotted with camp fires.o
Few saloons remain, but the supplies Of liquor
hase not been lacking, and the streets are allssl
with drunken mob. The miitaryis pairoling
the city fol-, the protection of property. The
best business men estimate the loss at 81, 500, !
1000, one-third being insdred in Foreign cohpa-
mics and the rest in local companies. A large
number Of women and children have been sent
to Carson, Gold Hill, Reno, and California.
There are fully 5000 people without food beds,
roofs, or money. Of these fully $50 are with
out necessary clothes. Should harsh weather
soon set in much suffering must ensue. The
people are in good spirits, and, while terribly
afflicted, are the pluckiest, brayest lot ever
had to do with. Hundreds are too proud to say
they need help, and ladies 30 out andyfnd
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hIi George c. Pickett, a PROMINENT Genera N
the rebel army died recently ~ ms hoei aof IN IN
Norfok, va.
Louisville Is making II not ior the gamblers
WHICH nave 90 aons peseereo 4ie CITY. -f9ta q
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Oh tne editorlai staH OF the ne" iorh hIso"'e'
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four men were hiied IN coal NINE heat
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washington. }'t 2ai &
Gov. Ames has written a, letter to Attorney
General Pierrepont congratulating him for his
successful efforts in bringing about peace
| able condition of affairs in Mississippi. II
! Vi The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that weiss beer is taxable like any other
fermented liquor
shawl valued at $1,000 was stolen from
Mrs. Robeson' wife OF the Secretary OF the
Navy, while on visit TO- Baltimore, the other
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The Postofice Department has decided to
order the railway postal-car service between the
/ cities of Pittsburgh and st. Louis, via the Pan
Handle and vandalia route, passing through
Indianapolis. BY this means It is calculated
that the present postal facilities of very large
portion of the Ohio and Mississippi River VAL
Ieys will be greatly augmented and improved. u
"a or ~ ps,,sons hos ,conclndad
he ,o,,,,t .1u,o i,,,,.l;d ,,II i
INK a7s a. on a,nrol cost of am oe1 ois Tbe
invalid navy-roll is i, $685. at total annual rate
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