The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-05-23
General

DoA0o WIN lQIcHLeQ the
whole opposite bank of the river.
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General
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wL,sr - n Tue parA oonoma'
hoard ch.rlas u.--;ma..- nu on
Nv s.;Io-s 80 ~. 10. mase ana
wrscrad 49, .nip h. naze,.lne'
del Fusgo Tha- 80 ~:sne, V'As u ierra
Sonorna = a. P,oAeu up py the
IN 49, ss.s;t".a .ena,re' maren -
s,...d - %ns.s.a ocnuiion' having sub
renort that - no@ uays. iaey
1sav;nr 80. 'nel, wahuerings after
- aue. 'ney discovered q cave,
CO.'S sS.;oIaa ~ sulen's Oh q ooa'' some
sLaIa.onsa t"s, e'c' ana the
-n:Nr" 10 poass crew, out notnlng by
a. H-NN~y oouiu De ldentined.
vers nuh,;s,~ ste- .a.ufuay, SIX men
jan '"fu' re-
iaSn.s eacn.
M4So Saeuo' indian territory,
miles west sf .ba. n,... Wei. n1usso my
- '"As piace ON wednesday
In cino;nno.i a.
its hand on ucrootsd y wh;srm oas S.s
tiIlerv and ,breo roo,;fr;,n a-..trLNU
were se;zed
Professor Jossnh H.nr. f... s-.
ian institute. died ~ Wash;naton - ~
18Th of Nav.
The ST. iouis ezob,. Deu,o,,,,, .ns.;.1 49,,
Tamaroa, III saws the boiler Of an ena;na
at Cox's coal mine exnloded a few ovon;n.s
since. Instantly k;il;no Iohn srS.HE
member of The Town Council: Horace NJ
row, a miner, and woundino three small
boys-who were playine near the ang;na 60
of whom have since died Tha ho;1a1-.
blown about one hundred and 6itv -
Cause of explosion unknovn
Heavy Irosts in the North. East and w..
May Is and IA, did amape to crons and
fruits in these sections.
Ellington Fulton, for nearly thirty wars
associated with the Baltimore Amsr;.o,
and until recently its MANAGING ea;tor al
May 10, in the sixtieth wear of his sgs h
was a brother of C. C. Fulton. senior editor
and proprietor of the American now II
Europe.
The Cincinnati Musical Festival ononad
on the 18th, according To nrooromma M
city was crowded with strangers, and the
houses on the principal t~horoughfares dec.
GRATED with banners, notices. eyer,reens
and portraits of eminent artists.
Annie Farrell, aged eighteen yenrs. a ser.
want employed in the family NJ q 7 Now
81 State.street. Chicago. was burned 81
death recently. She poured kerosene an
a fire from a can containing half a gallon
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and the can exploded. burning he nnfor'
tunate girl SO badly that she died in a few
minutes. Her parents live in Springfield.
Two boys, named Peacock and Kendall. |
at cambridge, Ohio, while firing a NINA.
ture blast of blasting powder. were fatally
burned a few days ago. The fire from the
blast came il contact with powder in their
pockets, and their clothing took fire.
The Eastern mail train on the LITTLE
Miami Railroad ran over a man at Deer.
field, Ohio, and crushed him to death. He
was mangled beyond Identification. Moth.
ing on his person indicated who he was
The unfortunate man was not seen at tbs
time, and the first known by the condnctsd
of the train was the blood and esb A d;s-
covered on the trucks.
} At the annual meetinv Of A.. moa
Bible Society. at Ricbmond = was s.a.aa
that the society had turned ont shont 49,
thousand copies per dav for sverv -
day of the s;rtv veo.s - .uiAs
Books had been translated into eiabtv Az.
ferent languages. Last wear there were o1ar
$500 Bible distributors in the country Tha
receipts were nearly s45o .ooo Con;as -
the Bible are printed at the R;ble Eorao 80
abroad at the same time. Nearly ooo noo
copies were issued at homo "a 49,
$50, 900. Ii. GAG comics for ~ hi;,S 80
issued the past thirtv.sir years To,a1 ;ssnas
of the R;bIe soc;atv IN 80