The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-06-17
Now We VIM Aniieipais.

Now We WIN Aniieipafs.N &I
It is authoritatively announced that Mr.. Il.
8. Abbey, Of the New York Park Theatre, has
Mile Sara Hernhardt, the famous
Partisan tragedionne, for a term of sixty nights
$1,000 a night for a starring tour in tHis
Mr.. Abbey had to deposit sag, eco as
security for the empleyTasnt sofaEFrench come
pany to support her. AShe will play n the
of all the important cities on the con-
tinent. Seats viii be held It So; gallery
81.
A Family OF YorgCrs
On the arrival of the steamer Rhineland,
from Antwerp, at Philadeiphia q fhmily Of ave
persons, composed of Widow Hatch and four
grown children, three sons and adaughter,-
were arrested by Deputy United States Marshals
Bernhardt and Miller of New York, on a charge
of having forged drafts on the German Empire
to the amount of 81, O00, with which they came
to this country. An examination of their
effects resulted in finding a good portion of the
money. They VII be sent back to Germany
forthwith for trial.
The Cost OF the war. s''
The Secretary of the Treasury has forwarded
to the Senate statement, of expenses Incurred
by the United States I'M b war of the rebellion;
also the specified amount paid ON the public
debt thereby incurred. The statenientsefesx r
penses growing out of the wdr from July /,
1861, to June 80, 1879, inclusive, amounts in
gross expenditures to SO, 7s6, 7s2, sos; ordinary
expenditures, $609, 549, 123. 81; specific expen-
ditures of the wal, SCI ,24s, $685. The state
ment was made in response toe Senate feselu-
ton. ~
Another Appeal 4, om Ireland.
,sTheL Lord Mayer OF zpublin stelegraphed
the Mayor of every. city in the United States
and Canada as follows: so regret to say that
funds are still needed fer-the relief of distress
i'm Ireland-In many districts theepinch is now
equaFto any previous time. Distress is much
felt by the farmers who dread work house relief,
but can get nothing else until their crops come
in.ssWhle deeply grateful for the generous con
tributions already received, I can nst help ask.
ing further assistance for the Mansion House
Fund Committee during this trying period
Mskins Dactors at P~huadeIphia.
. The Philadelphia Record, q few days ago,
contained an exposure Of the bogus medical
colleges Of that city by detailing the experiences
Of. its city editor in passing through the Electro
patffic School chartered by the P~hiiadelphii
Courts. The newspaper man paid $50, at
tendedseverai lectures, submitted to electrical
treatment,.so that The might know how hi
patients felt, then wrote an elaborate thesis
a55tbor;z;ng him To- treat and cnre diseasa ii
dene IN twenty-fve bonrs, Anne a~ctrsllv snen,
IN rsad ;ng ma atia,dance III scbooI .Eis
- ss,>ansR ~ aad Other. Mad.
tn Woman,s sufraee National. 0nnyenfio,
efoore tbe, Stata 81 Illinois MET ID Blaoninofan 81
fine eth inst. The attendance was rather small
Susan p. AKfbons{ Mrs. Nj Jeslin Sage. editol
of the-Natioral eitizes and Bon. am
Chairman Of tbe Executive Conmittee al III.
National woman,s sufrare Association. anl
Miss Lille Deyereaux Blade. of New York. ad
dressed a public meeting It the. opera-house
and in the course of their remarks bitterly cen
suredz the National Republican Convention !.
Chicago for the manner in which the Associa
Y;an \. \ haa, ,,bhad "a Z5B stsff
n,r m =, a Lou,.,,I,e.
Tae large wbolasa,e drro bo,sa OF Artb,r
Peter s Go on Main between seventb an,
F;ebtb streats was eon,,,,ate,v destravea 1vh;l
tbee stablishments of Kahn & wolf. who,esal,
clothing, an Nev1nan 4 en- wbolesal
erocefs- ad;oiaihp on either side we're more Z
less da5,aS ed EaJn 4 Wolrs wbolesaIe clotb
ING bonse carries nearly so0o poo wortb Of sfocl
and nearly, ali Is more or less DAMAGED. ..Tb
firm had inst got, in over a hundred CAGES q
fan goods which were stored n tbe COLLAR an,
| e ia tbonebt must he almost, ruined.
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Awire Murderer Departs.
9, Henry ouarles. convicted of wife murder
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Ftr1st An.ose rrhemseIyea.
A late spec;al ram y;cksha,re saws. "a littl
episode occurred ON ths street This morning. i
which WupH Herman FORMERLY NJ thef0 koI5,i
| Statesi was cowbided Inv "a. Harne,
editor. and former associate Of Herman. zKel
nan had made some -slandsrons remarLs cor
corning Harper,s family The cowhidine ot
CURED in front ofsG. O. Reynolds 4 Co.'s dru
store Herman retreateds into the store an
begged. protection of the inmates When tn
ATTACK was stopped Herman talked of duels an
-~shetguns, ~'andbought a cowhide to belused 0
Harper, but the two have not vet encountered
Both left for Yazoo City on the same boa
Herman sent an apology to Harper retracting a
he had said. MA . Es4em
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The body OF Mrs. Nancy Duncan, late q res
DENT OF oounen blnas, w was dlscovere