The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-10-19
EATON. OHIO,. THU RSDl


CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-This evening John F. Finerty,
a prominent young Irish journalist, received
the Second District to run for Congress, and he
accepted
BosroN. October 1o.-The Republicans of the
Seventh District nominated E. F. stone.
TROY. n. Y, October 10.-The Republicans OF
the Seventeenth District nominated H, q. Buf-
leigh.
Gratis of the Fourteenth District re-nominated
Lewis Beach
HARTFORD Cr., October 1O.--The Democrats of
the First District nominated ex-senator William
W Eaton.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, October 1o.-C. ]. Erdman,
the Democratic nominee of the Lehigh County
conferees, who withdrew from the regular confer
ence on September %, to-day retired from the
contest, thus Leaving VIM Mutehler @ ,. as the only
ALLENTOWN Pa October 10--The Republicans
of the Tenth District nominated ex-Congressman
Biery.
HoBoKEN N. J., October 1O.-William A. Nc
Adoo was nominated by the Democrats of the Sew
enth District.
BRIDeEPoRr, Ct, October 10.-The Democrats of
the Fourth District have nominated Edward A.
! ses%SaI PoaSss[x rKPs,Sr.Y oe{obsf Rspab.
hcans of the Thirteenth District nominated John
NEW YORK, October 1s.-Howard Carroll, of the
Times, has been nominated as Congressman-at-
Large by the Republican State Committee.
OSHKOSH, " IS October 1.-THE Greenbackers
of the Sixth District nominated L. A. Stewart for
PHILADELPHIA. PA, October 1.-THE Republf-
cans of the Sixth Congressional District nominated
J. B. Everhart,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa. October 11.-Republi-
cans Of the Eighteenth District nominated L. E.
Atkinson for Congress.
Warner nominated by the Democrats in the
Fifth Congressional District to-day.
BOSTON, MASS, October 1.-THE Democrats of
the Tenth District nominated John Hopkins The
Republicans of the Second District nominated
Governor John D. Long. The Republicans OF the
Third Connecticut District renominated John 7.
Watt.
S .UTH FRAMINeHAM, MASS, October 1.-THE
Ninth District Democratic Conysntion this after
OF Brookline. nominee Of the Civil Service Reform
party, for Congress.
BosToN, October 12.-The Democrats of the Fifth
District nominated Leopold Morse.
.BALTIMoeE, October 12..The Democrats of the
Sixth District nominated Montgomery Blair.
of the Eighteenth District nominated A. L. In
man.
NEW HAVEN, October 12-The Democrats of the
Second District nominated Chas. L. Mitchell.
DUNKIRK, N. Y, October l2.-The Republican;
of the Thirty-third District nominated Dr. F. B
MIFFLINTowN, Pa, October 12-The Democrat.
Of the Eighteenth District nominated Francis NJ
Kimmell.
BosToN, October 12.-Mayor Lowering, of Lynn
was nominated by the Democrats of the Sixth Dis
trict.
PORTLAND, October 12-The Democrats O
Washington Territory nominated Judge Thoma
Burke as Delegate to Congress-
SALT LAKE, UTAH. October 12.-The Liberal
l..
District Attorney for Utah, for Delegate to Con
gress.
ABROAD.
THROUGHOUT Ireland, all the Bishops, ex
cept Archbishop McCabe, have extended
general permission to the priests of theil
dioceses to take part in the Mansion
House Evicted Tenants Aid movement
and in the new Labor League and Indus
trial Union founded by Parnell.
ARAB1 PAsHA accuses the Khedive ant
Sultan of betraying him in the late war.
THE English colliers are preparing te
demand an increase in wages.
THE German steamer Herder, from New
York for Hamburg, was lost near Cap,
Race on the 9th. ALI the passengers ani
mails were saved. The steamer ran ashor,
| in a fog.
THE Irish farmer shot at Ballin on, tn,
7th, is dead.
AT London, Ontario, thirty persous havs
been poisoned from eating head cheese
manufactured by local butchers. Physic
ians attribute the trouble to bristle
chopped up with the skin of the pork
causing irritation of the stomach's inne
coating. 1t is thought all will recover.
OwINe to the alarming increase of pau
| perism in the South of Ireland, the Dub
lin Union has taken the lead in propose
to send one thousand able-bodied men ant
women to Canada, at cost of $1,000.
WHEN the rebel prisoners were delivered
to the Egyptian authorities the Englisl
insisted they be allowed legal assistance
The Egyptians contend this condition doe
not bind them to permit the engagement
of foreign counsel. The question will b.
referred to,the Foreign Office.
THE indictments against the Egyptian
rebel chiefs contain three counts-instiga
ting massacres, directing ithe burning o
Alexandra, and abusing flag of truce.
PARNELL telegraphs to the President o
| the IrishLand League of America thai
'Ireland relies on Americas continued
support" .... ..-,.
Property of Egyptian rebel leaders, t,
the value of over $4,000, 900, will be con
| fiscated