The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-03

ordered to join their regiments. I
The Secretary of the Treasury has stopped
the coinage Of trade dollars at the Philadel- 9
phia and Carson City MINIS, and orders the !
San Francisco Mint to coin only q sufficient !
quantity to meet the actual export. MINIS :
win run to their full capacity on subsidiary (,
coin and the necessary gold coinage. j,
The West.
The freight train bound east that left
Green River, Wyoming, at two O'Clock,
July "a, ran into q wash-out one mile east of
the Point of Rocks, and killed Mike Nc
Quinn, engineer, VIM. Leaf, fireman, and a
machinist named J. Plunkett, who was on
the engine. The men were all under the
engine, and fourteen or fifteen cars on top
Of the engine.
A dispatch from Eureka, California, says:
About nine o'clock on the night of July "A
a cloud burst on the Diamond Range Mount
aims, thirteen miles east Of here, which re-
suited in the death of thirteen Chinese
woodchoppers, and probably q large number
of Italians, camped in the canon, getting
out timber. Without a moments warning
column Of water two feet thick rushed upon
them, drowning all but one Cninaman.
T.a Tt.I;.ns wara oamned a sbort d;st.naa
49, .na ..not ~aos c.n he Amid ~ thsm
it is feared all persisted.
A dispatch from Eureka. Nevada. July
Of. renorts that heavy rains on the surround.
inc mountains flooded the town. causinr
Great CONSERVATION AIMING the inhabitants,
and considerable damage to nropertv. sew
eral houses baving been swent auav' All
last acconnts he vafer was snbs;d;ng. The
storm seems II have been general in Ne.
vada.
A dispatch from EIko reports a washout
on the Central Pacific. near Ozino. The
engine and 6fteen cars of a fre;oht train
we're d;tcbed- Loss beavv bpt NO lives lost
The EAST bonnd ernress was DELAYED tvsntv.
tvo hon,s
An eIplos;on in the Rlact Diamond coaI
Mine Mount Diablo INV Ok k;lsa 81
miners and five were badiv ;n;nred- The
ernlos;on was caused bv 4 h,sst ~;gnit;ne AZ.
cmulstsd coal Sust
Advices from General Crooks command.
in camn ON the South Fork of the Tongue
River, July %, ria Fort Fetterman, the 18th,
are of importance. The main body of the
Sioux are believed to have taken to the Big
Horn Mountains, where game is more album
dant and the grass fresher. The Indians
efforts to burn the grass Of the valleys makes
it almost imperative on Crook to follow
them up at once. DIS force musters
A.ous sa,al uAss I
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wagons Mul De parAeo on 'ne man Tongue
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FIRES.
Inc snoday mil OF james Nolan, at Phi-
adeiphia, was burned down a lew days ago.
Several persons In tne upper ssorles' unable
70 escape, were severely burned ana Ellen
nener anu rasserson ieaped from tne
tnira story WINDOW, ana were instantly
killed on striking the pavement.
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