The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-08

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yoino n braatfoat wos mot end $780,
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David snowdon. co,ored nass;n9 throrah
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tenant Gessford r-ace;ved q na;nfni -
from a brick Soma ;noor5;arv ma.t;.S-
have been held The mast few n;ah.s go ~
police rave notice saturdav that thav urst
be stonned.
Parties a-rr;v;no a. yo,Lo. 49,. O..
urday. from the Silver Lac Manon;ts 80
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portion of the countrv w.s snhmo..a -
seven persons were drownsd TVS W.,
Branch of the yerm;rl;on P;va. -
two rods wide mo. fuad LII -
a mile and a depth from ten to thirty feet
Much destruction of property is reported.
The eclipse of the sun on July 20 wa,
generally observed in the West and South
West, the weather being moderately fair
The New York World received a dispatch
from Professor Henry Draper. from his sta
ton at Rawlins, wv, which said that the 70
suits of his observations were splendid TT,
succeeded in getting four photographs o
The corona, two of which were stereoscon;c
taken with the Professors new stereoscope
He says these show the spectrum of tn
corona is continuous, with one Tindal
prominence. He also reports that tn
tax1meter invented by Edison showed tn
neat OF the corona by the pressure on tn
carbon. Professor Draper, since the eclips
Of the sun in 1876, announced his discover
that the lines of oxygen are present in tn
solar spectrum, and while the scientif
world appeared to accept the Draper theory
1t patiently waited to confirm it by observ,
non. Professor Diapers telegram indicate
mat ne is satisfied he was right. In Chicag,
New York, Cincinnati, ETC., clouds total
eciipsed the sun preventing a view of th
partial eclipse.
Great denredat;ons bovs -oo.nt,n h..
one by A hand of robbers in pohartso
County, XIV, stylipe themselves Reonlator
A few nights since thew went n tSo hon.
of a peaceable citizen named Jobn Donto,
called him to the door and shot him dos
without warning. and aed 10 anotber n1ao
Failing this time To hr;no their mon r. ~
door, they set fire to the house and bnrne
it down. This was folio wed the same niol
by the burning of another house. The oar
is said to be very strong, but the citize,