The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-11
OHIO ITEMS.

ROBERT ADAMS WOOleu HILLS, HettI
Anderson, were burned last Sunday
morning. Loss, $4,000.
GEORGE G. W. YoDER has been ap-
pointed Internal Revenue Gauger for the
Fourth District of Ohio.
GEN. BR1sB1N, U. s. A., has presented
to the Geological Gardens, at Cincinnati,
two antelopes and one badger.
THE Comptroller of the Currency has
appointed Warren P. Noble receiver for
the First National Bank of Tiffin.
FORTY families in and near Cleveland
think of emigra!ing to Tennessee the
coming winter, and are negotiating for
small farms there.
WIN. JONES, brakeman on the Allan
tic and Great Western railroad, was
killed at Cleveland the other day while
coupling cars. He was resident of that
city, aged %, and unmarried.
A MAN named Weber was shot an / in
stantly killed by James Harpe, at New
town, about seven miles from Cincinnati,
last Sunday. Particulars of the killing
have not been given.
The body of a young man named Nye,
of Elyria, was found in the river, near
BrownheIm, Lorain county, one day last
week. 1t is supposed that he fell over
an embankment seventy feet into the
river, and drowned.
JOSEPH FEDEwEsT, for the past forty
years connected with the press of Eu-
rope and America, and lately in the en-
ploy of the Wahrheststreu'ad, German
Catholic paper OF Cincinnati, died in that
city recently.
In an affray at Berea, Cuyahoga coun-
ty, one day last week, Joseph Schlief, a
saloon-keeper, was dreadfully beaten by
two men named Cyrus Carman and Pat
rick Carney, and will probably die from
his injuries. Schlief was struck on the
head with beer faucet until he was in
sensible.
AN Athens special says that one
Krumsley, a colored man, with his wife
and infant, left three small children alone
while they started to town the other
evening. The house took fire and burned
the children to death. The fire is sup
posed to have been caused by the over
turning of lamp.
A CHILD of Samuel Jones, near Bowers
vile, died day or so ago from eating
bread in which pulverized glass had
gotten by mistake in mixing dough.
The mother is likely to die from the
same cause. The children had poured
the glass into a cup of water, and il
was used in mixing the bread.
ONO postal matters Office EstaJ
hed-Twin, Ross county, Thomas
Taylor, Postmaster. Postmasters Ap,
pointed Run, Muskingnm
county, Hugh Matthews; Centerburg,
Knox county, Charles M. Jennings
Darlington, Monroe county, George W.
Cats I; Edwardsville, Warren county,
A. @. Bowman Prouse's Mill, Colum-
biana county, Peter Ulm; Waverly,
Pike county, John Daily; West Canaan,
Madison county, S. D. Andrew; West
Independence, Hancock county, James
Wisner.
ONO postal affairs: Office Discon
tiaued - Prattsville, Vinton county
PostnasterS Appointed- -Charlestown
Portage county, NJ. F. Cotton
Flints' Mills, Washington county
Robert L. White; Halls Station
Clermont county, Mrs. Mary A
Spradlin Medway, Clark county, Franl
Wise Milton, Mahoning county, Jane.
NJ. Calendar North Greenfield, Logan
county, Mrs. Amanda M. Mccall Olivt
Branch, Clermont county, Peter Bru
nough; Sage, Muskingum county, JOIN
J. White Sinking Spring Highland
county, James NJ. Patton Westville
Champaign county, Noah Minnich,