The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-04-20
LATER NEWS.

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aa. pOuleS 0.. VI 'nree more 1ic.,ms oa 'ne
en oty "ere ieoo'ereo APrn 10 n''esn
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>. PRICE, Postmaster OF Bay View, Wis,
prominent politician OF the State, committed
y D.o"tns ou' n.s VI Ains WIN sie'oi'ef.
hE rresiuent mas notineo 1enera f1z 1onn
E*sser m answer 10 ms petiuon ior rehei 1rom
sentence Oh tne Court-martiai tnat ne can
~ no'nine In us case
HE bodies OF the wife OF Captain Kouns
eW hls four-year-old daughter, victims OF the
steamer Golden City fire, were found in the
4Hsissppi River, twenty-five miles below Mem
prs.
d Is announced that Manager Mapleson has
sIf]aged Patti for the Now York Academy of
Nilsic next year, the engagement being for
hfty nights of opera, at %, 400 night. or an
aggregate OF s22O,0oO. ! |
CHARLES B. oBLINaER, thought to be mer4
chant of Lewisviile, Ohio, jumped from train
at night in an insane fit, near Newport, Del,
wandered into house, and being mistaken for
. burglar, was shot by the proprietor and dan
gerously wounded.
AccoRDINa to the April report of the De!
partment Of Agriculture, the condition of win.!
ter wheat is high Throughout the West (Ohio
alone reporting below 1000, in the cotton
States, and in Delaware, MARYLAND and Vir-
ginia. Those below the average are Connecti-
cut, 80; New York, 81; New JERSEY 96i Penn
sylyanis, 96, and Ohio, 81. ~
TIE National Arbitration League proposes
that a convention be held in Warrington on
tne Sotn ana Sist OF May, tor the purpose Oh
oisensSine Tue eensr& suDJecs oi arp'rs,ion,
ana 70 enpnaslze tne Vows Oh tne Peopis 9.
tnis country VINO DeneVe In its principles ana
oesne tnen 70 eake Iorm ana cnaracter IN an
tnternstionai oourt Oh Areitrauon. An fnvi-
tatlon 10 extended 70 all peace societes ana
reileious ORGANIZATIONS TO SEND delegates and
all persons not SO connected who favor the set
Element of difficulties. disputes and claims be-
| tveen nations bv the pacific means of arbitra-
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tionf are also lnYlteo.
OK THE night of April 18 the northern-Iight
disr,av WAS unnsuallv brilliant A, Cbics eo
s:-f' -,-.,S
alsPA.en says a reiia,napiy pfisn' auroiA
boreaiis was ylslDie mere. Inc corona was per-
fectly defined, extending nearly to the zenith.
The air was SO charged with electricity that the
talo.r.,b u;ras ,vonld NOT vort With tba hat
seieet ~pn "nes "Tu.u nos WIZ "iel eno DA'-
teries conhecteo. ihe wires are now IN opera.
ton between chicago and new xork And
intermediate points, chicago and Omaha, anc
Chicago and Milwaukee, ON the strength O,
str,os,,hs-;o o,aotr;c;tv ,,itho,,t, h.tte-T m.
A.lno.p.''o eieU- "isAo ~.
wire between Cnlcago ana ST. faui is closed
on account Of not warning st. Paul to discon
meet the battery. The display at st, Paul i,
ro-,o,tad a. be,no, varv brilI;sntn
lepois00 ~ De'Ns ''i'
STORY OF THE JEANETTE
The San Francisco Gail nublisbes a lette
o W 80 p 80
from Dr' y. u. Leayaro' an Amerlcan' now
Siberia, who met Lieut.. Danenhower at lrk
outsk. From Danenhower Ledyard learne,
MANY interesting facts concerning the Jeaunette
~-h;ch ha ,,;yas es fo,lov.,
"n,1r no s,oo &c. 10 1"e ..I, o..
Smce tne nrsL ian, Wnen tney were GGaugn
py tne ice IN LYING 10 reacn nerso lsisn1 aS
tney nave never taAen course, put were nel
g IA tIe JAWS " esall, -squoezs4 1ls as
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ana tnat snroWn, noaung, ana .nen caugr
again. anu every nour IN suspense; ness
SHOWING MnSn T:us,u tne "e mou9 otosS uPo
tnem htue more ana tae aecA sni
Deneatn tnem, througn1ut TINS strsIn tne
were wen anu uyne 10 DC onserlui' I MorAin ai
Yer! naru, lor tne ensine anu Inc m men mei sa