The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-28

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ordered the frame buildings in the vicinity
of the Exhibition grounds torn down as a
nuisance, erected contrary to law.
A Keene, New Hampshire, dispatch of
September q SAYS: About three hundred
and fifty men, laborers on the Manchester !
and Keene Railroad, marched into the city
this afternoon, armed with canes and clubs,
creating a general alarm. The Courthouse
bell was rung, and Central Square was
speedily filed with citizens. The men are
mostly Italians, and their demonstration
was caused by the failure of the contractors
to pay them their wages. The men visited
the residences of several prominent men
identified with the road, demanding wages
and food, and threatening to burn the town
if their demands were not complied with.
The police and military are under arms, and
will prevent violence,
The st. Paul Pioneer Press has a special
from Madelia, Watertown County, Mime
sofa, announcing the CAPTURE of four of the
Mortified robbers. The four captured were
those lost track of in the timber around
Mankato, two of whom are the noted
Younger brothers, The dispatch saws that
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the four missing robbers went to a house
at seven a.. M, about seven miles north of
Madelis, and bought some bread and butter,
and started west on foot. The news was
sent in as fast as horse could travel, and
forty or hfty men were alter them as soon
as they could get horses and arms. Ihey
drove them to a slough. They then had
them out on the prairie, ana openeo hfe Oh
them. Inc roopers resufneu 'he n'e' pus
Kept WORKING toward the rlVer' ana az last
go' 'here' anu hiu III .he Dushes' ny 'nNS
ume our men were all togetner' anu sur
rounded the Dusnes. Inc nrlng became
general, our men advancing all the time.
AT last the roopers saw that there was no
use ana gave up. one was kllleu' ana 'he
oanef 1niee wounueu' one onif d wounu ~
.ne arm. 1oie iounseI - "ounueu u1y
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49, hafora he daath .oomnan;on ~ ~.
BEARING that name and a raonest 10 nnblisb
a card was found for the nnrnose of notify
inc his friends of bis dpatb in az ouiet
manner as noss;ble. The death of a siste,
and the refusal of a Young lady to becom,
his wife, are accepted as the moving cause
to selt-destruction. Smith was under order
to 90 to China with confidential dispatche
from the Secretary of the Navy.
most fr;,btfnl occ;dent oocnrrsd a. q,
oorlv honr on 1be morn;ng of sen,onher .
a. P,ook Iiot Section on +ho Pon.Uond,
Railroad about twalve miles from Colun
l hns OH The tro;n vos rrnnin, AZ N
ro+s 81 nerh.ns for,v m;Ies on bonr whe
from go oapsa ~ otLar forr oors - ~
e troin ;umnod ,ba trool md -o1od dow,
r The enbontmant which 10 vomo twar+v.6y
or tbirtv feet at that Mace. The engin,
I baggage car and mail car remained on th
d track, while those in the rear vent off. Th
leads some to think that the accident ws
caused by a broken rail. while others are
9 the opinion that it was caused by iumpin
v the track while making the curve. II is r
ported that six persons were killed an
a about thirty more or less iuiured.
s Great preparations having been made du
ing .ne last seven years lor tne piowing U
oi inc rocA III nehga. Ne"7iorA iiarpo
= tnate event was successfully accomplished
tne z4ln Oh september. A correspondent
tne olncinnaa commercial VINO Witnessed
Writes; A'z'oo1s O'CLOCK the signai nreu II
tne last time. linen Wnen the ecnoes I'M
: awakened mad 1ustdied away, white loan
ven rose from the water at the point Tow
8 winch every one was gazing, SO high In Il
ar az u niue momentarlly from view u
: IAN, green trees upon the sioplng Astor
mn Denino II. FROM the center Oh this WIZ
! long ven q pillar OF dark cloud shot up,
u the lighter portions OF which could be d