The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-04-13

the funds of the bank. Stone was arrested,
but Wheeler has not yet been found. Stone
will probably be taken to La Crosse to meet
the charge, as he desires to do. He strongly
protests his innocence.
From Salt Lake City we learn of a terrible
explosion there of four powder magazines
on Arsenal Hilk. There were three men at
work at one of these magazines. AL that
can be found of them are small pieces Of
flesh, the largest piece being a portion of a
foot in a boot. Their names are not known.
Mrs. Van Malta, in the Nineteenth Ward,
and Joseph Padden, a boy, in the Twentieth
Ward, were struck by powders and killed.
Quite a number of other persons were in
jured, and other deaths may occur. One
lady died from fright. The cause of the ex-
plosion can not be ascertained. tits claimed
that the men at work rere smoking, and
others state that some person fred a shot
into n of the magazines. An immense
amount of glass was broken throughout the
city. The damage to glass alone will prob
ably be near $4,000.
The late Colored National Convention at
Nashville organized by the election of NJ.
w. Gibbs, of Arkansas, as President.
Speeches were made by Robert McGary, of
Indiana; n. s. Smith, of Georgia; Robert
Harlan, OF OHIO, and NJ. w. Gibbs. Fred.
Douglass and other signers to the card against
calling the convention at Nashville were Sc
vereiy criticized. The speakers generally
were Tor the party that promised the most
rights and fulhlled their promises.
Gustaye cleayer, alias Myers, arrested in
Liverpool on the charge OF grossly assault
ing ms daughter, mas confessed himself the
murderer OF John Minike, at Freehold,
New Jersey, in November, 1854. The Secre-
tary OF State is in correspondence with the
BRUSH Government on the subject.
IN new lork city, a lew nights since, the
lront Oh me iour story house, NO. 2l2 Divi-
SION street leh' fatally lnlurlng VIM. Savage,
"m. ocnei' ana jacob Aoranams. The
mousse "as.in process OF demolition. Three
years ago nlne persons were smotnered IN
tne same house.
Inc Democratic State Convention OF
missouri, Tor nominating delgates to the
National convention, meets In Jefferson City
on may 81.
1ieclion returns IN hnode Island from all
tne " except TWO give Lippitt, Republic
t;aI;.t ooz poasp 80 noMala, aronioi
la In raat, 49,, .oo ~ o.fs1. .p
put VIII lack about l,4OO OF election by the
people. For Secretary OF State, Alderman.
h~epuphcan, has 1909; Pierce, Democrat
o,ooi. Inc other candidates on the Repub
Governor aud vii ha a,sot.S - e. O.
eraI Asssmhlv wh;oh In aamaa ~.
So o. n.u-.,.N-l N Va
80 - az 9"as. ea Den0'ra's
pemocrsts Tha -. - p.a~sa.en
Tinn;ts elsz Ho,rasd . oeo. go soo
GrssnhscL ro-nrs2srs 80 - co1o.
bus. obio. on the 9Th Of All t. Sas ~
largely attended The rana.1 - az -
sumnt;on act Nv conorsss 80 stronalS -
vocatsd .r5 az 49, s~s.s-ss ~ :.
in q rssoI,tion az Ha;4.S ss-s---a
;ssnad d;-asss- - y. osases no'e
vertibIa ~ 5msn5 80 49, ~ "
t-erestbear;no obI;go.;on. aan;ra1ass !.
value to cold and srcban9a.s1s - I1a;.a,
States notes Al mar viii &c. a. -. -
c~uIatinp medium sys- en;orad hnasSs
ton. and that sncb +. go -
viii finally preva;l NOT onlv n az IIa;.e.
States. but in Great Rrita;n and all o];s;1;ss,
countries in tha wo,1d 81 ua..ss So
notes. the Convention believed sbon,d h.
legal tender and receivable Nv covarnman
for all dues. ineInd;no cnstoms
At a recent m-eet;ne Of tbe Nau yart -,
BROOKLYN conprepat;onal 1ssoc;st;on ~
undying and unouepcbable Rsscbsr ono.
ton was brouobt forward corta;, rssolr
tons were passed. and tba action t.ran :
displeased Drs. Budington McFarlani
TAYLOR and Stors. that tbev w;tbdrew,fron
the membership Of tbe Nor yo.L ~
Rrooklvn A,,oo;.tian
m. son - -.
Anil ran Of a. - uepu
Lane abort fon- - - p=I:,aS,Nr.
The eng;na aud ona -. Pm
damaging both The srsmsa - 80 LII :.
;ured md The eng;naas .i;ahs,~ 80
passengers were bnrned and n.I..n;.. :.
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