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Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

bliue afiferiast.-5ra Yaris bsreiies
BEN 28os Sftbr., at @ambetta bar
uoitsot st Waniieit | Nnleoniu9 al
be f~orsitaasubs Vals. peo buiIfsn ban
ipoar 8spubIlfanerne en- ~9limrsnoe
Ssisr. San tllraaber en- 9Jp, boor.
ueo Statsn opertager Smior9eu for
gernsues Sfoleuneeruisnjn9 forlpa
rer snbulnere Den alminbsll9e Stem
merst FAINT en- uoionins mellsm Yar.
tisrns, bsrltIanpt Nmnsiti ior aom.
muniitsrne.
Sina. "Ystin9 8adciis" OHentlis
sier ct Goitt / NnlsouIus al Wor.
Oct paa Wasarp. 9sri srtI9rss, at
6rsmmsoe bar Nst til at rsiie / bet
5nort al &lna. % NutbOritstsrns
opforbrss iii at eitsrfonme 3rafta.
tens BsitsmmeIisr. 0ibe tr antom.
men til Sblnehli. - Den brittle
6sianot bar / line unbubanollnaer
mso Den tInsltlts 8eslsrIns iororet
itrsrs SUerboloslis al 5rattatsrus,
o. uubsrhano!iuserns i'aI iortiettss.
sitsr at 0sslsrinssns B,trnfuiua /
Sa9sn sr uoIpbne. 8eiauotsn oil
a~nta9sli9 inart osnos tilbase til Ye.
fling. Den 2los Stlbr. mootos Den
brittle llosnrigsmlnliter et 5elssram
ira &ate ON, at Den tntlilte DE.
9ieria9 bar ino9aaet paa at isnos Ct
Selanotltab iii 9onoon Tor at no.
trpfts &,iiusns VstlaseIle ouer SRA.
sarps Wnrr, FAINT for at 9lus Ell.
celtic 8Ommlsfrrsr irit gelos til
8lrmab. Ssnsre B,rdnin9sr for.
teller, at Sper9smaalsns on. Nfaie.
relic al Strlol9beocrue meltm 8lna
% GHelano uetbllper al b~elfl9fti9s
ben oTtnili9e Spm9rflOmbso. Set
paaltaass. at GSslaub oil bsnbtte Dc
politiite SOruitIjn9sr til at frsmbriu.
gs iommsEcicls BssuuitissIisr for
gHslano Mau trOr. at Sasen bap.
Be prrtt afelort M, oeriom life
@abs / GngIanos Naun par frsm.
tommsn mso urlmelise 6osoriuser.
Sra H,,e Stsosr bsreltes ON imao
SummrnriDo mrusm uoianoI9s %
Snofebte.
afsiuiffaH, Sra SimIab msoosIss
at Gmlren al Nisauiitau bar isnot
Ell 9nr for at brinse I'm fraialons
8aial. Gmirsn al Mabnuuo, til
9poisbso.-Ssu 12te Sttbr. bsrsttes
at en- lioen Crop rusilte Soloaier
CT isnot $50 NtlI til Oct Steb / Spo
Tor Abotano beligsenoe 8aratbc9bin,
lOm otter snsellts Starter berer til
af9inlltau.
Cuba. Gn 3roppeitprfs al 1000
Wano antom til 9auaua fra Spa.
nisn i Bespnoelisn al Wopsmber -
Den ipanite Isslsrins paa Cuba bar
siennsm Is.utsn laost fipbe Seos.
oarsr for $500, 900. Der uopbolosli9
lfal ieuoes til Sauanna. Yenasnt
blsu tllusisbraste i osnne 8p iom
5slss al ct telegram fra Waprip,
Der bsretlebs, al ameritaulf Sntsr.
usntlou sr i~anoipnIis. % at be iiebts
YrOuiiioner itaI bruses til trooper.
mes Sorplsiniue
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

at ben sr blsuen brugt al en- 5Ol
terrace, iom ticliaere bar bsbost Sen
- Ssrnproouflioueu / Sa9inan
oil laar naa OF til so 1000 5on.
MuiIsrne brin9sr ielasube nee
Itea utroli9s B%erstnins Mrs. Stoo
barb al Slipet fsete npli9 8 8srr
- Ssmlin9er -, Der ale sr ilius
5or noget oper ct Nar iloen bra9ti
bun paa en- Sang 3 Bern til Ser
Den o9 eneang tloli9ere li9elsoss
paa en- Sang. 0stte sr nsitsn alt
Tor frustbart.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
@aibinaton.

3 bet ~forlebns Nar sr Der I'll
Voliospartsmsnttt / 8aibin9ton IND
Tibet Opsr 3 Wluloner Breos, aorss
ereoe til Vsriouer. iom lite tunoe
nnbes, % oiaie 8rsue bar tlliammsr
inoebOlot S400. 900.
- SanIeonlu9 be rspubIi'auift
Ssire orprsoes ON Nitensu ban 6tC
Rousmbsr 100 8~auoultub. Yrnii.
bent 8rant bulot en- 5als.
- GIpreloent &lliOn bar p9rsi
Tarli9t ip9, men eril9rss MI lom uosr
al Care.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
@iscontin.

III s Dob tpit Gag al Ssrnmalm
itaI pGre funost pso H~ssostotuu i
8ermou 60.
- Sra 9ud, YOIi Co.. bersttsa
ON en- poIolom Snsitorm ben 26oe
OFT. Snsen lisssr l Sob epb.
Wrs. Yspsr NiIiou i Stcuab.
ton bar npIis tasst fs is!u al Sase
pee Slit.
- Treilosnt Bas,Om Of Wabilons
lluipuiltst bar MI nm npe BOG -
RsIisionsus Slloiof - unosr Yrssisn.
9urinston er ualst til 0uusr
ner mse ct SI,ria! al 1000 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Sainois.


8riieioIsra ralsr fremb,lss paa
mango Steosr / Siatsn li9sl.oss
2%sitslps.n osnne sr sos al milosrs
art.
- Snbbpsssrns | Yetin trntsr
poa at bpsse en- Bro opsr 5llOnis
Hlpsr.
- Camille bar MI 1000 Sno.
bpssere % bar alsrsoe last 0runo'
itenen til en- 3urnball.
- Carleton Courier raabsr Sar.
msrns tit at apIe Broam. Corn %
niger. at 9prtnins.n al bette tOitsr
fun so a 60 Doll. pr. Son, men
tan blips iOlst for 1925 a $50 Doll.
- 8 Gbieaso CT mans. 5ilT9loe
al plurislise Ososfalo inotrufns |
lsuere 3io.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
9ofanoet.

Sprtiet. Set er motlIs fommet
iaa plot. al guropas Rornmaster bar
ou.rorasst til Sitsyriss at bring.
6otills Be 8atastisr. iom oil bIiuc
iOrIangts al SuItausu for SpfpIoel
len al Be loUeoe Eeformu / bans al
ariitne bebosbe 9auoitabsr. @rer
Anorasll sr MI / 6rrb mco at 10
arbsioe So la9st. Wan tror. at Del
i'ts oil lpttss Sultanen at unosr.
trptte Splf1nosn. oa at Storma9.
terns oil lilllhe, at s ts'riae til 8aa.
rsn oil hlrIps 3p tl' mob Spre.
rerne. elgelsass paIifldes, at ben
rnslilfs Ssi mot i 8oaltlutinopel bar
truet St0Io'3reu mgo. at be nnhrs
Waatsr msn Sna6tn oil ltrioe ino,
bpis ,S1rielasIisrue moo Be Rriitns
usopaisr, % at Ruslano ri! optre.
Dc / tSOreulns mso spbiilauo %
Enurias. Sc mlillGIe Wpnni9be.
Der i Sosulsn Og 0trst8omlna bar
lnbtaIot IN ScriamIIn9, iom lial
proilamsre MISUNDERSTANDING. 1000
Sspnrsr or imusisoe oUer 8rRnrlen
ira Wontenssru I'll Sprcrerne / Der.
;sgopina. Ssrbisn bar iuofslOt Ml.
iliisu til 3 Cages 0aabcncpelier for
bsrsi,sr at mayidsrs mob Den tprtl.
II. @ranpis. 8, ,r olsreoe aiisnnls
bib. Gen r~usiiite 8sianot, General
SsnatitT, bapos ben Ace Noubr. en-
lenssre Samtal, msb Sultunsn,
bpori ban lfilnrsbs ben lIgtts Ssor.
ualtnins os fremhoIbt Ncousncishe,
ben al 8sformsr. Sra Haauia mso
psI,s Den 6te Noubr., at Der blanoi
Sprterne / Ser3s9Opina bsritsr itar
Spbiclt!is NOR Be 8ritue. 5ptfsrns
boloer bsmm,Iiss Meoer / line Sir.
Ter % iurbsreosr iis paa at mproe
belle Den ~iriitus 8sioltnins / Moitar
Donna % andre 8ps.. MlisepsI cp
treoer Sprererns / 9sv3sgopuna sno.
MI mso ms9en araft, % BET ier laa'
I,oss no I'll, at BET oil blire ct baarot
Stpite Nrbeioe for Sultansn al
brinse Snbuaansrne / be oprerlis
Yropinoisr til 9poisbso.
Tranfrise. Mabam. Seunns Con.
il, 6arlsne, ell betsmt Sanseriubs
% &omponiitinbe er BOB. u Oar
samm.l. - 6abri.antsr i Yaris bar
beitemt at ines cen iterit mulise
Wensne 8lsnitance til llcitilIlussn
/ YbiIapslpbia. - NationaIioriamlin.
gen iial tran, iammsn Den Ace 70
Usmb,r % YarIamentsuaIssne anita
sss bllpsr bsitsmt til Niholos!le ben
2Ooe December. - Garlliibeppin9sn
8amunoi NsisilanO Ct iru9ilst al
iraniie Gmbsbsmrub uor Den iran.
lte @r9nbie. - Set paaltaass, at
Sbisrs's tiltasenoe Yupuleritst for.
urolissr Mae Wabons Silbrnssre.
VI 8oubsr bar | Moiaccio bolbt en-
Sale, buori ban ansrsb Sbisrs %
Srlsanitsrn. % tritjisrsps Was Ma.
bon. San lases ti1ise, at Bona
partiitsrne er uluiae for ulm;nostIs
Stsmmsrst % oil laot Solicit til
ilsnresiue fin Menius pso Salssus.
gitu 8alen GAP Noub,r ct fort
Ssitmaaltio, buori Miaccios Wapor
psltoo. men iOmmsr bsrfor til at
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

43 Yroeent funoc Oct uinIofommsut.
upioenbtbsn bar iaolebeS aiort lig
eielosnos bos 70 Yrucsut eusr neit,n
fire 6emtsosle al alle Dc for friml.
nsue 6Orissller 8lItalts. Sun 10
Yrocsnt al belle NntaIIst al slltalte
bar npot Ell f%uIoit9noia Nlmuelfolc.
uooonueIis, o. fuapt 2 Yrocent bar
s%isnnsmsaast bsire llnosrpisnlnss.
anitalter.
- 8 Chicago sr en- inf SCREENING
bannst til 5remms al oeu iTlfe Na.
tionaIitets iere9ne 9Itsrntur.
Sra Snoiana: Den fatbolife
Biitop al Wapilon iorbpber 8aibo.
litsrnes Bern at beige Dc ofsnillSe
SfoIsr. Wanse ialil9e Bern iisse
oerueo at p9rs berepet al Nnleo.
ming til lnosrpisnlng - Ct Sor.
FAINT benueo 800 Soo tort Soro.
itptie beli9gsnos Omtrins 10 Mll
norbert ira 9apr,nceulllc / Gram.
ioro 60, iant npli9 I'll en- Spboe
at 100 Sob.
- Gn Wano / Go!fnr 60. Ns'
braifa, bar sp!is lsnnt til Slten
5000 Iuuo lilo. iOm ban bar Tip.
pet al i'm eaeu Slorb.
Sra SUB 4utralia berettss, al
soften Der loptr al bllos ouerorosui.
lis rig, Ssiaa 6aaretlipuiugsn bar
siust ct tllireosriQenps uobptte al
ulo.
- Sane Yius, ION tioIi9sre bar
reiit ct Wonnlmsnt paa YioHl 81
Spasna til acre for bans OOame
ON Somiru Marios ubeimittebe
untianeelie, bar iu bslluttet. at Der
ligslepes ifal oprettts ct NOnumsut
paa Yia33a bi Gan Yletro in MON.
tOrio til acre Tor uisilbarbsbsoJ9.
met.
IS 1855 bapbs NusIano 7
uuipsrllteter. nemlig 5 rusnlfe |
ct. Y~sfsrsbare. Wolfua. &lclu so.
ian % Gbartuw. / iUenlt / psliins.
iOrs % / tpit / Oorpat; ossnosn
2 beiere life milit9re Y9reanltaltsr,
n1u,Iiy pu ~iuuUStvuU u,lftr Snfttut
/ Grosit GborC,s (9ltblasn) % Sp.
csst i Spesia. Aue andre S9rere
oar otonsoe paa Stockholders Gls,
% bet par meo Neo man iormaasbe
&sller Nltolaus at labe unlusrllts.
tsrne bsltaa % neIe llS meo at mo.
ltr9nfs BE- Stuoersnoes Nutal Ill
800 pso bpert uniusrlitst. gu reg.
ner imiolertio llnipelntetsrne llue
glcpsr i Suicntal. 3il De 8 9amlc
rusIlts sr Der fommet ? nps i
Ooesia % 8asiiOua. O9 neite Iar
lfal Der after oprsttc5 2 Tor Slbirlen
% 9itbausn. Ser sr flor ManssI
paa 9erere.
- Gountp, 6eueilet ebic1so bar
I'M $50 Mrrtitanter.
Der tales ON, at Y~rGIosut
8rant a9tsr at b0 i Chicago, naar
bans 5srmln iom Yreiloeut sr no.
lebsn.
- Gbr. &ssnsr al Scott 5Olun.
hip. 9arriion 60, Sno.. tror al
u9re Qrpin9 til ct 9anesoos / Suit.
lamb at 6 MIu. 0ou.s @aroi.
9an iorunorsr Jig ousr, at ban i
- ON L. go L.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

- Nspupl,tdnerne % De Slr.
isDe bIsu for en- IA 0a9s iibsu meo
kuiue % NsuoIusrs bsrtifTamie fra
o~af1rtberue / Stutsn WisniIppi.
=. I'm ~fnucanns 6arueoe. Tom oar oil.
i0e Ill Of femme for ben @2sios
ei1otS 5lttt, tuncs bore itftts paa
abstolt. giu oa eemmsr. ON De Tor.
sffn elOroe Bug al Sismmettttn.
Iuore bolot Oct for roaosIisit at
ere boris. oetiOr Ear bet oBiaa Sa.
wv" "a otter &al9et iarrs Nsssrbesra.
u | dfr euo Der plsisr at p9rs / Nis.
sippi.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Snofanoet.
Soma.

E##FH#&
Sra Glabton 60. bsrtotss ON en-
w. Scff. men tlo9es oosr Den uar.
,.i3e Betoliresmaabs, iom Nrbslosrne
lsipr uoiatts for.
taitp = Beb be fcnfmsrenos Yreper
ia Ndtalsnbtb / Dee Woiues ON
} Witenen ben 28Os Oft. pauot Miis
-, :luelpH 90. Chapman fcrlte Yyr.
,edI3 Ie. % bet blsp bslismt, at bun Ifal
, ,f,o prRleutere Statcu Solpl peo Den
Ifipnaie Ylpue | Gsltaleh bso i
~, )ica9o nsite Mai Mnonsb.
' II Sra Sama Gouutp Wrs. Su.
u. Smiib er npli9 bIspen foreI.
'"'' sles. Ssnoss 6aosr. 8bOmos
mitb of Gourtlano 80. q. o ialbt,
ban ipabisrebs / i'm Saps, %
We oerbso frog siter. Smtrent en-
,aoneo siter ialbt bsnbss Wooer
i pao famine Steo / Sapsn. ben
alrie Eas % iamms Slime paa
ossn. SUN ltaospss paa iamms
'aaoe os ecee. 8ssse BAR so Mar
nile. - Soma County bar mse
-, 70 Stsmmers Maioritst bsilattst
!" flsbe en- Sarm til be 0attise.
:. Ora Davenport bsrsttss, at en-
r,N ~ar eammsl Yise usb Nauu
Iara 8sliOsr Of Hof Sslano CT
'tt'Wlet %toripunoen. Web en- iSeil.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

uiut - @arlbalcl sr blsUsu ammo
IN Of Iaars III Raun for Erem,
nbK saf ct Sorpbrussiorstaasnoe /
Phtom. San ital bare %luaret: St9
isa |. n Dsepnpsr i3Orbbrua men fiji.
pN rer bet msb SrlsrIsie. 3miolsrtio
p9s lnber lea. at Den 5io si maa u0rs
:, ;, xrn. Oo 8rupps 8auonsr % arias.
r o, lbsnss Yanlisre bliusr omim.bsos
VI Vlcpiern oa Spdosr, opsrens.
|. smmenhs msb ZEN care, at pi sr
Olrsore % lite Wepmsnusitsrs Wor.
nc.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Midigan.

- 3 Detroit t9nfer man paa at
oprette ct 0lasD0rt.
- &aptein g. @. Sill al Ssls
RopaI ianot uiuiQte Ssptsmber en-
Yilsipibs af Sub, 2 CONNER lang
% ! 3omms brso. pan fOrmObsr,
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

- &ongcu % G~toEnin9sn al
)anmaif % ctres 0lti,r. y ini,si,
bpro. lseiaact al Brine Sohau al
: lsspie. SOIilen. Senperbors os
ilfeborg, on'om til Gusl no Den
zen Nouenter. Set t0nseIlse Ssl.
CAB tlep / 90utr montassi al Yrln.
Otlm of @aIss meo Sel9s. o.
,nodies Sleitcr iorbIlusr i eonoon
it'll Be apursIitn al December. g..
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

- Sra NW yOtt bercties, al
g e mn ON 9assne bpsrpes Wouo.
Itp,ab for ben ipaui's Urine paa Cuba
De- ber b%usrper, itaI iirr bare bd.
lac bIanot Den irsmmeoe Bsiolt.
ing. gennsu sr 800 / Sub 90
efte ON az 'ld 80 Airss Sauo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

- 6tnas Nrelumg ull laot
oQIe az 9auotts mtit triaEus Siats.
+ iGnb bsirae europa os Dc 6Or.
statef Wlnter.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Scrueen bette ptl Der ceiaa tliue
AGO andre @lper tsfflacnos at fete
Sat at Supella1er, Broituaale, Crsrins
&c, Irmtnapper, Sraffnapper, SINGER
ricse, ubrfiaecr, islpplettereee SpIIes
imfesr, @aHer Of Ssrpietrin9e, lamt Eros
mrsr cS mango anere Sing.
&cm cs uneeriss q %snitaneene | min
9utit I ADAMS glof, Winuebasc ct.
John L. MeuSer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
q. Z. Baecr s; SO. nQbuOer

uu fer Salg ct CLAUS messt pene "Sit'
ting @ormS tcpss~ f.lest beMalnut".
Sisie Stepe bar meSen eisbse mee be
betisnete "Iscrn" Stess, men sr man.
&C Dele bsers ~ ussst b%iuissre. 6-3u
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

HcrsninNsn Ncra afbcleer resulRrs
y Mscsr bper 6reeas @iten / 1T Rotate
over Winnelbeif 0r. 8ant.
Spbn 9ratfpis, o.
@. y. Spfcs, Setretar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

SEQ be MI llienoebraets Bala
iOrltieuIse Staisr Ices bet, al
bll'ansrue bar parct De icirsnNe
Nee bar BE- isirst / Staierns
Bort, Benuiploauisn, @iecou
4wa, Ohio, Wiuneiota. Itp
u, Waeiu6uietts o. Il. Wsn
GcuOpsrtrrotiisr bar nsitsu opsr.
S'sb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
q. Mnunbfen, llosiper.

Gireinia eitp / @epaoa sl
ecelast uso Slosbrano. re
8blauot be SusuiIos sr flor.
N Of Wonb. apinosr % Bern
bunetise % buspiloe pm
me. 8pinosrs os gerns Sam
Neuosnes 6Ortuiulslie, Stor'
Splsn, Slammernts 8nlttrsu
brmen of be lammenltprteot
T. alt bet tiIiammsn oannsot
kisIsiulbt glue. Sfaosr on
nj oner 7 Wjuionr Iauars.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
SanSldgc.

Oct lcler fun ii Cellars Al iaI III et
Sat nps 59nrer | Totter 6eleS Sflte,
SrtMrai gpdms @aQsri. Sllireeshep IA
rdnfers. Vls pla MI, merens q fan Iaa
NrbetSet uefsrt Tor nglten Sntst.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-03
ANOTHER HORROR.

Burning of Catholic Church at South
HoIyoke, Mass. Persons
Either Burned or Crushed to Death.
One of the most terrible disasters in the his
tory of Massachusetts, occurred ON the evening
of Thursday, May a. in the burning of the
French Catholic Church at South Holyoke
during service, involving the death of sixty-six
men, women, and children. The following are
the particulars of the dreadful calamity, as
telegraphed to the daily press:
The exercises had nearly closed, and vesper
service was being sung, when the draperies on
the altar caught fire from candle, and the
wall being low and the flames streaming up,
the building was set on fire. The audience
numbered about 700 people. In the body of
the church the people escaped, but on the
stairway leading from the gallery human beings
were packed ill dense mass, struggling to
reach the floor. AS the flames rushed toward
them, many leaped to the floor beneath, and
were trampled to death.
The gallery skirted both sides of the build
ing, with only one entrance from the front.
The scene was fearful while it lasted, for
the whole was over in twenty minutes. Be-
sides the sixty-six dead, there are enough fatal
ly wounded to carry the total loss up to seven
| ty-fiye.
The exercises had nearly closed when the
fame from the candle caught the drapery
around the statue of the Virgin Mary, streamet
up and caught the building. Immediately
panic ensued, and the people rushed for thu
| doors. There was but one entrance to the gal
lery, and that from the front. On the stairway
leading from the gallery the people were packed
in solid mass, struggling to clear themselves, al
the flames rushed IN that direction, and this
soon became blocked, rendering exit impossi
ble Many jumped over the sides of the gale
ries on the crowd beneath, and were tramplet
on and killed. The priests residence joins tn,
church on the rear, and many escaped through
an entrance leading to the house back of tht
altar. The priests exertions to keep order wer'
| fruitless,
The screams Of the living and moans of tht
dying made adeafening tunlult above the esiert
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-03
Postal Regulations.

The Postmaster General has issued
the following order Amending section
103 of the regulations of the Postofice
Department, by striking out the words,
"AEd the subscription must be for not
less than three MONTHS" in the seventh
and eighth lines, so as to read follows:
Sec. 1O3. A regular subscriber is a person
who has actually paid, or undertaken to pay a
subscription price for newspaper, magazine
or other periodical, or for whom such payment
has been made or undertaken to be made by
some other person; but in the latter case such
payment must have been made or undertaken
with the consent or at the previous request of
the person to whom such newspaper, magazine,
or periodical is sent. person to whom any
such publication is sent without his consent or
request is not regular subscriber within the
meaning of the law; and double transient rates
of postage will be charged on such publications
before delivery.
In foot-note addressed to Postmas-
ters, the Postmaster General says
Postmasters will observe that by this
amendment of the 103d section of the
regulations, persons who are subscribers
to newspaper or periodicals, as defined
in the regulation, are to be regarded as
regular subscribers within the intend
ment Of the postal laws, without regard
TO the length of time OF their subscrip
ton" .
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-03

of the pastor, who worked most heroically, and
was personally instrumental in saving many
lives. One family of four were in the church.
and all were killed. Many were pulled out by
the arms and feet so badly burned that they
lived but a few hours the flesh peeling off on
being touched. Some were taken out with
scarcely any flesh remaining on their bones.
Those who were too badly burned to recover
were put under the effects of morphine and
passed away without struggle.
While the exercises were being held over the
dying the most intense quiet prevailed, and the
rough laborers knelt upon the floor, with un-
covered heads. But about the Morgue and in
the streets, the wailing of the multitude was
pitiful to hear.
One girl escaped from the gallery by Jump
ing on the back of man, who carried her out
while her sister, who was with her, was burned
Several members of one of the hose companies
were playing ball near the church when the fire
broke out, and relief steamer was out for
practice, so that the fire department was
promptly on the spot
Scenes at the doors are described as terrible
They were blocked with struggling people seek
ing exit. Outside people cleared the way sew
eral times, but as often it would become blocked
up again. Windows were broken open and sew
eral escaped in that way
Lewis Langlars, of the Riverside Mill, went
In to render assistance, when little girl came
tumbling down before the door under the feet
Of the throng Though he burned his hands
BADLY in doing it, he was able to pull her out
but little injured. A young woman beat out
one Of the window frames and jumped to the
ground safely. An old woman of 60 went to
the same opening, and, hesitating to jump, she
was pulled inside by the hair by brutal fel-
low. He jumped clear and she fell and was
seriously injured.
OF family of five, four got out alive, --one
little girl of IL years being burned. She was
tearfully sought by her little brother and at last
discovered dead.
John Lynch, q mason, finding the people
pressed in at the bottom of the church door
pulled many down who were ON top, thus saw
ing dozen lives.
Ex-Constable Casey describes the scene as
he saw it with glass from the topof the Hutch
ings House Block. The whole affair was over
III fifteen minutes. He could plainly see through
the blazing rafters people running about Large
black spots could be seen in the flames, and
half a minute later these spots went out in
brilliant light, which was succeeded by a dark
flame.
Levi Roberts, who, with his family of four
children were in the gallery, saved his three
daughters by forcing them out of the door, but
his boy, bright lad of II, perished in the
flames.
1hany people wcrc badly injured by jumping
from the gallery windows. Annie HILBERT and
a child years of age escaped from the build
ing after their clothing had become ignited
and many persons had their limbs broken at
tempting to escape.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-03
Chicken Raising Extraordinary.

Two brothers named Gaff have estab-
lished mammoth hennery in Colorado,
ten miles from Denver. 1t covers four
acres, which is laid out like village,
with streets and avenues, along which
are built long rows of houses of various
designs. Regular families are assigned
to these houses, and it is found that they
quickly domesticate themselves, without
troubling their neighbors. The popula-
ton of the village is about 1000, divided
closely into social cliques of Brahmas,
Cochins, Shanghaes and Dorkings, and
the products are eggs and spring chick
ems. Sundays included, the Industrious
matrons of the village turn out daily
from forty to fifty dozens of eggs, which
are sold for from 30 to so cents dozen.
The brothers Gaff express but single
regret, and that is that they did not
found their colony fifteen years ago.
when eggs brought SIS dozen, and a
spring chicken was worth pennyweight
of gold-dust.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-03
The Crops---An Encouraging Outlook.


We print in this mornings paper full
reports of the condition of the spring
wheat from all portions of the Northwest,
where it is staple product. 1t will be
observed that the reports are exceedingly
encouraging. The spread is, in all sec
tions where the season is sufficiently ad-
vanced, all that could be desired. In
some sections, however, the season is ex-
tremely backward, and the wheat is but
just above ground. This fact, however,
does not necessarily argue poor crop.
Indeed, with good weather during the
summer, it is quite probable that the
yield in these sections will be fully up
to the average of past seasons. Of
course there are good many contingen-
cies that may arise between now and har-
vest time to destroy the crop, but there is
no reason to apprehend any disastrous
results. On the whole it looks as if the
spring wheat crop will nearly, if not
quite, make up the deficiencies caused
by the winter-hIling of winter wheat.
We have certainly reason to hope for
such result.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-03

appropriation for the Key monument is
reduced from $3.50, 900 to 100000. The
$7OO,OOO for the Lake Tahoe Observa-
tory is committed to tie University of
California, to be used for the same pur-
pose. The donation to the Mechanic
Arts School is raised from $300,0 900 to
$4,000. The gift to his son is raised
from $1,000 to $15O,OOO. For himself
he gives up the lien of S25, 900 annually,
and takes a gross sum of 100000. The
estate becomes Immediately available for
beneficiary purposes. He will be one of
the trustees himself.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-03
WHOLE NUMBER 422,

to his own place, and put upa mixture of
one drachm of liquid burnt sugar and ten
drops of tincture of camphor, in g.
ounce bottle filed with water, and la
beied "Laudanum and Camphor." She
took it and went outdoors, and as soon
as she got on the sidewalk she drank the
contents. About ten minutes afterward
she returned to the drug store, saying
that her arm troubled her very much and
she wanted some more laudanum to add to
the mixture. Mr.. Squair asked her If
she had used it, and she said no, she
wanted it stronger. She went behind
the counter and began Watching him.
He told her the laudanum was kept in
the basement, SO he went down there and
made up mixture of an ounce OF liquid
burnt sugar, labeled it Laudanum
Poison cautioned her to be careful,
and gave it to her. She took it out and
drank it. In the meantime he had sent
for her son, who came and took charge
of her,