The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-09


York, and large numbers of the bills ap-
pear to have been passed.
A. G. SoTELDo was acquitted in WASH
ington on the Sd, on the charge of murder
ing his brother.
THE case of Eva A. Gazaway, colored
girl, U.s. William J. White, Principal of
school in Springfield, Ohio, was tried be-
fore Judge Baxter and jury in the United
States Court. The plaintiff asked $1,000
damages, on account of the refusal of the
defendant to permit her to attend his
school. Judge Baxter charged the jury to
bring in a verdict for the defendant, on
the ground that there were two colored
schools accessible to the plaintiff.
GEORGE c. .DALLENDoRF, aged twenty-one,
of East New York, shot himself on grave
in Evergreen Cemetery few days ago,
and died on the Sd. When asked why he
shot himself, he replied, For fun"
THE total number of business failures
for the week ending the Sd, IN the United
States, was 116.
ABROAD.
THE total British force now remaining in
Egypt numbers II, 900. They consist of
two cavalry regiments, nine battalions of
infantry, five batteries of artillery, and one
of engineers. Cairo will be occupied by
two and half battalions of infantry and a
battery of artillery. The company of en-
gineers will occupy Alexandria.
THE Massini Theater at Barcelona,
Spain, was destroyed by fire on the Slst.
ACCOUNTS from st. Petersburg make
mention of strong revival of the Nihilist
agitation. A copy of the revolutionary
reprint, Narodnaje ~WoJa announces
that the outbreak, of revolution is immi-
nent. Since the Cars return from Mos
cow fresh precautions have been taken for
his safety, and no one is allowed to know
twenty-four hours in advance what the
Cars movements will be. The police are
in active communication with the Vienna,
Berlin, and Paris police.
THE Car of Russia has commuted the
death sentence of Polivaroff and Novitscky
to penal servitude.
GERMAN, Russian and Swiss Socialists
have purchased an old castle in Switzer-
land, with the object of setting up Social
ist printing establishment.
A BAND of hostile Indians, numbering
about fifty, made raid on a rancho near
the town OF Huisachexa, Mexico, on the
1st, seizing some fifteen or twenty persons
and capturing lot of stock then made
good their escape.
CLEoPHAs DUPUIs, wealthy farmer be-
longing to st. Jacques, Canada, is supposed
to have been murdered. He went to
market at Toilette with considerable
money, and was drinking with three sus-
pic.ous characters, who were afterward
seen pursuin6 him toward the bridge
crossing the river. He has not since been
seen.
A R1oToUs demonstration Of serious
character occurred at Vienna on the I'd.
Three hundred members of the Shoemak-
ers' Union, which the authorities dissolved
a few days ago, gathered in the street
shouting: 1--WE must have bloodW 1--WE
must have bloodw The police were badly
used, and several wounded. The troops
dispersed the mob.
A QUANTITY of explosives have been dis
covered near the house of one of the pris-
oners, at Lyons, France, and several more
arrests have been made.
THE Dutch Government has modified its
East Indian Budget in several respects
Among these changes are the lowering in
its estimate of the price of coffee to thirty
two cents per half kilogram, and increasing
its estimate of sales of coffee in Holland
932 900 picols.
THE King of Corea issued has an edict
declaring that the disorders in his domin
| ion were evidently due to his own malad
| ministration of affairs, and ordering thai
the insurgents who have been captured be
released This step has been taken by
the King for the purpose of assuring the
allegiance of his subjects to himself, il
the Governments of China or Japar
should renew their attempts to annex
Corea.
EXPORTS from Germany to the United
States the past year reached the unusually
large total of Sc, 0Oo, 900 marks.
THE death of Marchesi Antinori, leader
of the Equatorial Geographical Expedi
ton, is announced from Rome.