The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-07-13

Beardsman, Daniel Freed, James Rhaman,
| Maria Booth, c. Cummings Thompson.
Hen Marker. Hamiltontown, W. Virginia;
John Rosenberg Sunfish; G. E. Sprague,
Hammondsville, Ohio; Chas. Swearingen,
Kensington, Ohio; Ed. Duffy, Steubenville,
| Ohio; Dan Thomas, Captains SOM Olar-
ington, Ohio; D. C. Shannon, Alexandria,
Ohio; John Grounds, Walkers, Ohio; Will
lie Woods, Walkers, Ohio; John Hart,
Cleveland, Ohio; Charles Elliott, Beaver
Falls, Ohio; Flora E. Culp, Somerset, Ohio;
John D. Cummings, Salineville, Ohio
Still missing-Arthur Hoogland, Wells
vile; Albert Snow, East Liverpool; Mrs.
Michael Emerling, East Liverpool; Ste
phen Kent, East Liverpool; Lincoln
Beardsmore, East Liverpool; Cornelius
Palmer, Washington, Pa. Total recovered,
| fifty-one, Total missing, six. There is a
possibility they will find the balance of
the missing when the boat is moved.
ABROAD.
/ O'DoNNELL, NJ. P, has been suspended
for two weeks, and it is reported that a
plot to assassinate Cardinal McCabe has
been discovered
The American flag was saluted by all
the ships in the harbor of Alexandria,
Egypt, on the 4th of July.
Four men of the laboring class have
been arrested and lodged in Kilmainham
Jail, on suspicion of connection with muir
| ders in Dublin.
ENGLAND is hurrying her preparations
for the Egyptian campaign. 1t is under
stood that the Sultan has been asked by
the conference of powers to interfere, but
the London Times remarks that whether
he acts or not, England will. A collision
now is said to be unavoidable.
News from Madrid, July 7, states that
| the Government has information from
Alexandria asserting that Egyptian bands
attempted to cut the Suez Canal.
The Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland
have followed in degree the example of
Bishop Gilmour. of Cleveland, and have
forbidden females from attending public
meetings of the Ladies' Land League with
out the consent of the parish priests.
THE coronation of the Car will not oc-
cur before 1888.
THE leader of the Uruguay insurrection
has been killed.
News from Egypt July 6, says: In re-
| ply to Admiral Seymour's ultimatum to
the Alexandrian authorities, to cease work
on the Notifications, the commander of the
garrison has replied that the report as to
work on the batteries and forts is not true.
This answer is said to be unsatisfactory,
and the Admiral is reported to have sent
out call on all English war ships"
GEN. SKoBELEFF, the Russian General SO
| widely known, who died with heart dis
ease few days ago, was the most famous
military man of his age in the world. His
escape from death in battle during the
Turkish war was wonderful. He rode a
white horse, and was very conspicuous and
daring, and it was his fate, after taking
astounding risks on many battle-fields, to
die in his bed. =sSz.s-s=5s 49,
GEN. SKoBELEFF, the famous Russian
General, died of heart disease at the Hotel
Dussau1, Moscow, July 7.
| IT is believed in Dublin that rising oi
Irishmen is imminent.
| ARAB BEY appears to be as distasteful
| to the respectable wealthy Egyptians as
he is to foreigners.
| IT is thought the Irish will take ad
vantage of the Egyptian complications te
attempt rebellion.
NEWS from st. Petersburg announces the
suicide of the Director of the Department
of Marine. 1t is stated that 5000 copies O
a revolutionary proclamation, printed by
secret press and signed by Nicholas Con
stantinovitch, cousin of the Emperor
have been discovered at the Ministry O
Marine and Immediately after the discov
cry the Director committed suicide
TUE London Tynee 60
Seymour's orders are continuous, and tn,
fleet will have no choice of action if Arab
Pasha persists in his menacing conduct
There is no chance of a relaxation of th'
firm attitude of England. In addition t,
the two battalions at Aldershot ordered t.
embark tomorrow, four other battalion.
have been ordered to be in readiness. Th,
War Office has ordered the preparation o
tubular wells capable of supplying $500, ,00
gallons of water daily. Rear Admiral An
thony Hoskins, one of the Junior Lords o
the Admiralty, has been nominated TO
Second Officer in command of naval oper
ations. He will probably proceed at one
to Egypt"
A DISPATCH from Alexandria, July Z
says: 'Three thousand Egyptians, unde
|
The Egyptians lost two thousand men, fou
guns and three thousand rifles. The falls
prophet, with seven thousand men,
marching on Sennaer. A Montenegrin aim
ed pistol at the Khedive Thursday, bu
was seized before he could fire. He de
clared he mistook the Khedive for Arab
Pasha. The man has been imprisoned
A Constantinople dispatch of same date
says: "Abdurrahman Pasha, President @
the Council of Ministers, has resigned
Kadri Pasha has been summoned fron
Adrianople. The Sultan has directed
fresh examination of Berdan's torpedoes
and asked how long it would take to exc
cute an order for two hundred The Sui
tan consulted General Wallace to-day as
, how he could satisfy the Powers withou
prejudicing his rights"
r ALEXANDRIA, July 9-3 P. M.-Naval Of
ficers made reconnaissance and reporte'
t that they saw Egyptians mounting heav
f guns on Maribout Island, on the wester
side of the entrance to the harbor. Ac
1 miral Seymour is consequently preparin
a proclamation, to be placarded all owe
: the city, charging the authorities with
4 breach of faith, and demanding the SUI
render of the Notifications within twelv
o hours, and warning the authorities that
d they fail to comply with this demand fiji
s will be opened on the forts after the exp
ration of a further period of twent,
e four hours. The British gunboat Condo
a is stationed outside the harbor to guar
the entrance. Admiral Seymour has gor
J, on board the Invincible, which will NOV
# into the outer harbor The Bittern no
i lies opposite the Ras-eh-ten Palace. I'll
r Ministry continue to declare their resolN
= to resist. They have taken precautions
=. insure the safety of the Khedive in Il
# event of troops being landed. Arat
n Pasha, formally summoned to Constant
l. nople, has refused to obey.
: IRELAND reports 2s3 outrages for Jun
= five of which were murder.
A RAILWAY collision occurring in Cor
J. Ireland, July 9, resulted in the injury
n thirty persons, twelve of them fatally.