The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14

'oln. The presentation speech was made
~ the Consul General of France, and Mayor
Wickham replied. F. U. Conduit, a distin.
French lawyer, delivered the
While making preparations at Hellgate, in
New York Harbor, a few days ago, a prema-
explosion took place, killing three men
and w%ounding nine others.
Tom Allen and Joe Goss fought seventeen
rounds in the "ring,"a few days since, in
Kentucky, several miles from Cincinnati.
In the last round a claim was made that Al.
len struck Goss after he was down, and it
was allowed by the referee. The fight was,
therefore, given to Goss. Goss was severely
punished in the face, and the fighting was
generally in favor of Allen.
A daring robbery was committed on a
Mortified, Minnesota, bank. recently.
Eight men rode into the town on horseback.
Three entered the bank for the purpose of
robbing it. The cashier was ordered to
open the vault, and, on refusing, was shot
dead, and his assistant was wounded. While
this was transpiring within, the citizens
without were handling the robbers severely.
Two OF them were killed and one wounded.
The others beat a retreat. They got no
money.
A Madrid dispatch says: VIM. M. Tweed
and his cousin, VIM. Hunt, have been ar
rested in Port Vigo, on board the Spanish
merchantmen Carmen. Tweed was travel
ing under the name of Secor. Both prison
ers were lodged in the fortress.
One span of the railroad bridge, $50 feet
long, over the Tennessee River, at London,
Tenn, was recently blown down.
Charles Drinkle, Charles Hoffman, and
George Fink, were killed at a Hayes and
Wheeler pole raising at Lancaster, Satur-
day evening, September 9. The pole was
two hundred and fifty feet long, and when
elevated about one hundred and fifty feet
a rope broke and the derrick fell, striking
the three men named, and breaking the arm
of George Martin. Several other persons
were more or less injured.
Foreign Items.
A special from Madeira says intelligence
has been received there of an outbreak of
hostilities on the west coast of Africa. A
British expedition, consisting of three ships,
uhuer oommouore oruce, ascenueo the
river Niger anu u d connlct Win lne ma
yves. SeVerai villages were burned, ana a
number of Englishmen were wounded.
Lord Derby has written a letter saying no
effort will be spared by Her Majesty's Gov.
ernment 70 ascertain tne exact tfutn as re
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