The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-25
NEWS THE WEEK. X. !.
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The East,


Hampshire sea coast, -haye been DESTROYED by
fire. Loss, 100000. ,2S ,''s
f. The, German :. merchants Of , New York are
rais;na.a e fnbd h defrav avansas ., , of the
receptiGn @ IF lie SsrTa5 g Crown ~ Pripss Il that hat
CITY, on his visit to tiis country next YEAR 79n
+ s. AZ Besfd. Sons 4 sCo. fENey York. deal,
efsdit seas, have failed The liabilities are
placed at $500 ,O0a. Io7rs q ii 81 .rG - Z
lssFen thoussnd dollars worth of diamonds:
(which eresometims ago stolen from the wife
/. of Brick Poneroy in.Ney York, shaYe just been
recovered by the aid Of a clairyoyant, I '''''
The Brooklyn scandal volcano is beginning
to rumble again. Mrs; Moultop does not pro-
pose to accept in silence the action, Of Mr.. /;
7 Beechers ,church IN dropping her name from
fts ron III Membership ana viii appeal her case
~ a9So.T6;lfaf ~, - $50 81 -,
eTHeifstor Dawes, of sfassssSch6setts. has been
llseHeussy fniHred ~ the y;e;o,is horse
eIGeoyfs FM o.. Hups,,ft. J,n1,,t,ipSj ibe wan.
-khosinactor ofiNeW York, has become insane
from everwork and injury, received while on a
Western trip. f.at fgidg sfissi M
l. sA,murderous q affray took place in Philadelphia
one iay last week between,a a party Of, men. in
which Imam named Wooster had a long-bladed
knife pushed, through his head Just below the
brain, brain, the handle breaking off :, close to the
head. aad1-.,,i-.i,a,.a.,, s.ui,s.o. aoffen. 'sasI
saTMaa 9rfn Msisnst = Isoas = n'9n mss IL ~ n
" " s,Hts iof ntD1 Ii'
ala tilen colnlnis'eo siiiciae
Hlhe' ran fuVer I MASS. manufacturers nave
dlBpatchedl O commission 70. England TO make
arrangements tor me ieApoftahon' OF their Isp
fa0ncs 70 tao country.i1 i.N lA..9'4
Upon afiidaylts ole the 7deposltors OF the
Third Asenne Savings oBank OF New fork,'the
late President and lSecfetarles Oh tne pank nave
peenn aEres1eai eana piaceq pnoef sponos 70 an
sYNsIre sWers stIhree cnsrgeot Pl perjury, E,a q -Jaya
s.I me ooqrtoi APpsais q Sew hpth nas "
luseo I"eeg aFeuucuYn " u paii anu NY Va
partlcuiafs. p E. 3fgsa, y-.1 ysfi IT'S
an Anolner NE, of tne sltSs srewinS ous u enc
ss1n'. ~, eu.s
Demen asa'nsS Ie ' iS noss .1'4ss,. I?1''
iof siso'cVo dahaees came up In 1le ptooAisn u
Court the osier day. ana was poStpoheo 70 'ne
nezt term 9nins hfe'l9e t-9''s
FIifMarbM- Pomeroy, ,sbetter Known as f,Brick
:Pomsrny, the editor of the New York Democrat
has joined The noble army Jef bankrupts. his
liabilities aggregate over slAoiOoo-9 Assets, ny
tsonT az .StrsTheiWest.ys Y..iI @
The stelegfsuia furnishes a, synopsis of the
ststeuant Of Neal o,Hslev. one of the two snriI
vivo,,.. af The ,pseifc ,disastery He SAWS
[ >. Abont 25l neople ware ON board. When the
shock occurred / ran on deck. Everything
was II confusion and the passengers crowdine
on tbe hurricane deck. The shin fell of into,
tbe trough 81 tie sea. aase saw d long vessel
tunnder ssi, which, they said strTck the steamer.
IlTbe rassenpers crowded into the life-boats. e
aos;,st TN, command of the officers. 4. with
he ,cb;eY ene;near eot the hort .bost forward
into the waller got fifteengwomen and six men
i'm her She was capsized by the rolling of the
t.sbipy lssw none of them afterward. i sup
ported myself, by a floating ,skylight about
fifteen minutes = then got jony a portion of
the hurricane, deck, with :, some eight
others. On, looking for the steamer,
1 found she had disappeared. leaving
Ia mass of hu1naaii, beings. The
screams for help we're fearful, but soon ceased
and we were alone on the raft raft, There were
1.-THE Captain, second mate second cook, and
four passengers, including a young lady. AT
s,cloeh next morning it blew, a-gale from the
tsouthesst, fhe sea making o clean breach over
he raft, We lsshed ourselves on. About. 4
] : m, the sea washed overheard the Captain,
second mate, the lady, and another passenger,
] About 9 the second. cook died. 1t cleared up
about D, m. Isaw land fifteen miles distant,
and piece Of the wreck with two or more on
it, About 5 D. m. another man died. On the
morning Of the 6th5 at D. m, a large empty
box fioated near me, iand1 got it on the raft
for shelter. slept sound that night for sey-
eral hours. On the morning of the 7th, at
j O'Clock, I was rescued by the cuttera 9-'s
+ Themystery which at rirstshrouded the loss
. of the steamship Pacific has, been cleared up.
! A vessel cruising for survivors in the vicinity
Of the disaster discovered upon an island the
Master and crew5of the ship orpheus, which
] ran upon reef and sunk. The Captain Of the
Orpheus states that his vessel collided with an
unknown steamship, undoubtedly the Pacific.
and sustained serious damsge. 2 He imagined
that the steamer had received httles injury
and that she would put about and render hun hlm
needed assistance. But the steamship Kept
on her course and finally disappeared in the
distance. The Master Of the orpheus affirm4s
that he used every means possible to avoid col
liding' but that for some reason the hs1ts Oh
Il the Pacific were not Vlsiple Rnen tney ongnt 70
have been, and she bore down upon the "
pheus as'though utterly obfViousof her pres
ences The vessels stnck and parted, when the
Orpheus sought harbor, but making a mis-
take in her reckoning, she struck a reef rand
went down, all hands being saved. E.aa
n The jury in the great Ward viii case at De
1troit, failed to agree on verdict. Eight vert
in favor Of breaking the will and four in favol
Of sustaining it.
: . N ~, .sI L,L..- =;
Gently convicted at Jefferson City, Mo-, o.
| revenue frauds, has been sentenced to thret
! and ashah years imprisonment In the Penl
, tentiary. Joyce, made an eloquent appeal tt
!. Court in. mitigation Of his sentence as
s.iJihg his innocence, and declaring that h
was convicted on the testimony OF perJure'