The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-08-17
cations are that Henry will receive about
| 100 O00 and Jacoh about 65 O00n

A MONTGOMERY ALA dispatch, August
8, says of the election in that State: "The
official vote will not be known till Satur-
day, but enough is known to insure the
election of the Democratic State ticket by
an immense majority. The vote on both
sides is light, but the opposition is much
lighter in proportion than the Democratic.
The Senate is Democratic, with perhaps
three exceptions, and there are not more
than twenty opposition members out of
one hundred in the House.
Ex-MAYoR PILLsBuRY, of New Orleans,
is dead.
THE Bangor (Me.) Messenger, Greenback
organ, has withdrawn the names of Harris
NJ. Plaisted, Joseph Dane, Daniel H. Thing,
George w. Ladd and Thompson Murch,
Fusion nominees for Congress, and placed
at the head of its columns the names of
Solon Chase and the straight Greenback
ticket for Congressman. The paper says
that the step was carfully considered, and
gives reasons why Greenbackers cannot
support Plaisted, whose election, it says,
will be hailed all over the country as
Democratic victory.
NUMBER of printed columns occupied in
the Congressional Record by the proceedings
of the House during the session just clos
ed, 9,223; Senate, COOS; number of hours
of sessions of the House, 1,OO6; Senate,
733; executive sessions of the Senate, 90
hours.
A DISPATCH of August O. says the Mis-
sissippi River Commission will meet in
st. Louis August IA, and proceed to the
spending Of the millions appropriated re-
of 3lo IT,,
ing Committee.
GOVERNOR JOHN P. ST. JOHN was renom-
mated for Governor by the Republicans of
Kansas.
THE Treasury Department has received
from Secretary Folger, a decision on the
contest between the National Board of
Health and the Marine Hospital Service,
for the possession of the special epidemic
fund, giving it to the Marine Hospital
Service.
SAYS the Cincinnati Commercial (Rep j:
''The Hubbell Committee expects to send
out one million documents during the
coming campaign. The members of the
Ohio Republican Association are also pre-
pairing to do their part in the Ohio con-
test''
| WILLIAM H. HEATH, of st. Louis, who
three years ago was sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary for embezzlement, has
been pardoned by Governor Crittenden.
/ THE New Orleans Custom-house is to be
| subjected to an official investigation.
| FOREIGN.
A MEXICAN special from Guayamus, So
nora, August o. says: Last Wednesday
the Apaches raided and killed all the in
habitants of the Rancho Carlo, Sahuripa
District, Sonora, Mexico, women and chill
/ dren included, and burned the houses.
Saturday; morning they murdered a va
/ quero near Elomas two escaping, being
| fortunately a little behind the one
shot. On Monday they ambuscaded a
scouting party of rancheros,G consisting of
fourteen men, two of whom only escaped,
eleven being left on the field while one of
| them who was shot through botli legs was
| dragged a short distance into the buslf.
| This massacre occurred at Hedrionda Mine,
i which is but short distance from the
Yaquon River, at Recods, and lies between
| the California and Potrero mines, belong
| ing to the LaBarranca Mill and Mining
Company The same day the mail rider
was also shot while crossing the Riochico.
DE LEssEPs' influence with the Porte i:
believed to be growing. 1t is understood
that the Sultan accepts his statements a.
being inspired by France in a way moi
wholly Objectionable to Germany. There
appears TO be no doubt that the order post
poning the departure for Egypt of Servia
Pasha and Dervisch Pasha was secured by
DeLesseps.
ENGLAND is alive with preparations fol
the departure of troops for Egypt.
I UNDER the Military Convention England
proposes to limit the number of Turkisl
troops to be sent to Egypt to five Thousand
and these are to land near Aboukir, fifteer
miles northeast of Alexandria.
THE Ladies' Land League in Ireland ha
been dissolved.
ADvICEs of August 10 report that Russi
is making extensive war preparations
Troops have been hurried down toward
the Caucasus, where, it is said, two hun
dred thousand men are now collected
with all the stores and munitions of war
ready for descent upon the Bosphoru
should opportunity offer.
J. s. HUNTER, Montreal Notary, is
defaulter in the sum of 100000
A WATER famine seems imminent il
Paris.
DISPATCHES from England state tha
King Cetewayo visited the Queen the pas
week.
THE official returns of the census {
France shows the population to be 81, ,672
O4S.
GENERAL IGNArIEFF, it is said, has bee
arrested by command of the Russian Go,
, eminent.
THE Japanese people are said to be yer
, much incensed at the terms of the Shu
feldt treaty with Corea. and also complai
of the methods which Shufeldt en-
ployed to obtain it. Mr.. Shufeldt mad
l his second trip before he consummated h
, mission. He returned to this country
few days ago.
The official return shows that ITO su
!, !, poets were in prison in Ireland August
! 23l outrages, including two murders, too
place in July, against 2s3 outrages, wit
five murders, in June. Total number
evictions in July, 321 families, represen
ing 1,619 persons. OF the families evicte'
half were reinstated as tenants or car
o takers.
v THE Dutch have begun anew to emigra
IS to South America.
st THE Apaces on the Mexican border a
h again committing many depreciation
@ Over two hundred warriors are in tt
n Mazatlan Mountains, near Ures, and NAL
At daily raids in valleys in small bodie
d burniI crops and houses al
numbering the inhabitants. Du
le ing the past seventy-two days forty-fi
:, persons have been murdered within
radius of twenty five miles of Ures. Laza
ii Valencia, a wealthy citizen of Ures, ar
two prominent Government officials, a
lie among the murdered.
ID TIE army occupation of Egypt is to
reinforced by the Third Division of Il
n, First Army Corps. number of res
s: ments have been ordered to hold theI
te selves in readiness for active service.
We A DISPATCH from Jamaica says Westgat
IS, the self-confessed assassin of Lord Fredt
n ick Cavendish and Burke, arrived thel
or and the evidence duplicating him in t
le crime is strong.
I'd BARON MAGNUs, late German Minist
Is, to CoPehagen, is dead.