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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-04-22

AN IMpoRTAsT INvENTIoN.-W find
a.the Madison Journal, of March 9Th
a editorial notice of a Cellar Ventlator,
ately invented, which must supply want
cit by every housekeeper In the country,
tud for their Information and benefit We
publish it. e. ,-5r----.
CELLAR VENTILAToRs-A VALUABLE
ARTICLE who have been so much
anHeved In the upper rooms of their
houses BY the noisome smell of cabbages
onions and other vegetables, kept in the
cllar beneath, that they were almost
ready to go back to the oldfashioned root
cellar, with all its Inconvenience, will be
glad to learn that ventilator has been
eoptriyed, and manufactured at Bcloit
known as ''Barr's Automatic Veutilator, J"
easily applied to any house. by which, at
moderate cost, on purely philosophical
principles, the following results are at
tanned:
Cellars and houses are freed from the
noxious masimatIc eXhalatIonS OF decay
ing vegetation.
Cellars will be dry, cool and clean,
summer and winter.
ACellar will be perfectly safe reposi-
tory milk, butter, cooked food vegeta-
b]es, fruits, &c.
Mold cannot form much less exist in a
cellar. 81 .E
However hot the outside air may be,
the air of cellar will be cool and dry.
~ Cellars, however damp, moldy and
pestiferous they may have been, within
less than one week will become dry, pure
and sweet. s. .-s.
Vermin and small animals barred en-
trance at all seasons of the year.
Vegetables and fruits are preserved
from rot through the fall. winter and
spring seasons
Cabbages squashes and pumpkins, Sc
difficult to preserve in cellars. can be kept
till spring in as sound condition as the
mort exacting can demand.
The trouble of opening aud closing
cellar windows will be unknown, as the
windows to which these ventilators are
adjusted, once in, should never be dis
turbed, either in summer or winter
These ventilators have been Thoroughly
tested, and we have the warmest sestl
mony of those who have used them, to
their very great value to grocers, farmers
and village and city householders who
have to store vegetables or fruit during
the winter, or to farmers wives who have
to carry on their dairy operation IN the
cellar. No family should be without
them. and we are glad to learn that they
are soon to be for sale in this city.
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Important Sewing Machine Statistics

Important Sewing Machine S6dtlStICS
The following interesting statistics we gather from
returns made by the several manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United States. The figures
which present show at glance the wonderful
growth and great Importance of this branch of Amer
lean manufactures. 1t VIII be observed that one com
pany alone has produced and sold within the over
forty three thousand machines. 1t is somewhat re-
markable that during the recent sagnation in trade
this busnass has been but slightly if at all affected
But below the figures. .-,.-..~.
Sewing Machines manufactured ald sold, per
quarterly returns for the ending June lOth 1861
DOUBLE THREAD MACHINES.
The Singer Manufacturing Co. 4a,o53
The Wheeler & Wilson Man'g Co. IS, 056
The Grover Bakar Sewing Machine Co. 1884
The Howe Machine Co. IL ,053
The Florence Sewing Machine Co 1888
The Weed Sewing Machine Co. $685.
The Elliptic Sewing Machine Co. 3,185
The Etna Sewing Machine Co. 2,e5s
The Fnkle & LYON Sewing Machine Co. e 24SS
The Empire Sewing Machine Co. 2,121
The Ieayitt Sewing Machine Co. "a rrr} q. ,051
Total double thread machines Isl, 1o5
SINGLE THREAD MACHINES.
The Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. 1852
The shaw 4 Clark Sewing Machine Co. 1892
The Goodspeed Wyman Sewing machine Co. 2;126
Total single thread machines 1897
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or club of One Hundred, and $1,000

Double barrel shot gun, rifle cane, sharps rifle Is
pattern extra qusliy pair splendid Blankets,
fancy plaid wool long shawl, Is yards hemp carpetng
splendid violin and bow, splendid alpaca dress pat
tern silver limiting leased watch, single barrel shot
gun, Sharp's Revolver, one pair fine damask table
Covers with dozen dinner napkins to match Wor-
cesters Illustrated unabridged dictionary, 20 pages
ma For additional list of commissions, circular.
Commissions for larger clubs in proportion.
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To- THE WORKING Glass; am now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at their
homes the whole of the time for the spare moments
Business new light and profitable Fifty cents to SIS
per evening" is easily earned by persons of either SEX
and the boys and girls earn nearly much men.
Great inducements offered those who will devote
their whole time to the business; and that every per-
son who sees this notice. may send me their address
and test the business for themselves, Imake the fol-
lowing unparalleled Offer TO all who not well
satisfied with the business will send 81 to pay for
the trouble of writing me. Full particulars, direc-
tons &c, sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10cts
Address E. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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The Most Wonderful VelOcipede Ex-
plot On Record.

from the jacksonville md Journal, March o.
On Saturday evening there was quite
large number gathered in Professor Grow
er's Velccipede Hall lin the third story
of Ayers Block to witness the proficien-
cy and skill of the Professors pupils on
the wooden horse. 1t appears that few
Of the Professor most advanced schol-
ars have been practising on an inclined
plane, which has heretofore been placed
on the south side Of the room, Tut in
cleaning up the hall in the afternoon, the
decline part lad been removed, and the
incline part was moved close to the east
side of the hall, so that the highest part
rested on a window still-the window hay
ing been removed in the afternoon.
Several ofthe beginners had been show
ing their skill in riding around the room,
ana when Mr. Dunlap came into the hall
he was called upon to ride, and immedi-
ately complied, mounted the machine,
and away he went at lighting ipeed a
round the hall. As soon as he had go.
the velocipede up to full speed, he went
straight for the incliend plane
All who were posted in the movement
of the position of the plane supposed
that Mr. Dunlap knew the change, and
was only trying some new trick" but as
| the sequel shows, he was entirely igno
rant it. Up he went like bird, and
and did not discover his mistake till it
| was too late Away he went. through
the windows, like flash, and disappear
ed All stood spell-bound for a second,
and then rushed to the window, expect
ing to see his mangled body on the
ground below; but he was not 'born to
die in that way, for the speed at which
he was going carried hsm across an alley
ten feet wide, and he alighted right side
up" on Carter, Beesley & Co.'S drug
store-a two-story building-a very steel
roof down their roof and over the edge
he went, sailing on to the roof of Aver
bank, where ne managed to fall oft his
machine in time to save himself from
going over to the ground. As soon possible
he sprang to his feet. swung his hat ano
gave three cheers, which were Responded
to with will by the excited crowd, which
filed all the windows of the hall, and haC
| watched his decent with silent horror
Mr.. Dunlap thinks he is entitled to thu
champion medal as the most daring veloci
pede rider in this section of the country
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IN THESE HARD TIMES

You cannot afford pay three four profits ar
ticles of necessary use, #hen by sending Club to
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COOK, cosURN & CO.

aen1 Agents fer h-Western States,
~ DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, LII. q
silly
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Nervine Drops.
Price So per box, or 3 for SIS.

Directions and advice printed in French, German,
Spanish and English accompanies each package.
Ask for Didays Specific Pills and Nerrine Drops,
and take no other. Observe the name of LEONARD
EVERSHAM on tho outside wrapper. All others are
worthless limitations - -.+
Sold by the principal druggists, will be sent by
mail securely sealed from observation receipt OF
specific price by any advertised agent by the sole
proprietor LEONARD EVERSHAM,
3S-1y tlT r4t st. Louis, Mo-
Wholesale agents for the Eastern and New England
States Thompson Simms Co., Boston, Mass
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Good References Given.

va Call on DR. EAsToN of 1fanitowoc Wis, whom
you consult tree and he will give you candid
piaion when cure is is not possible. 14.13
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ffron TIE Boston JsnrTcs,
BosroS, Jan. 60, 1865.
PoTA1p's WHITE PINE COMPoUND.-- After
having given it Thorough trial we can confidently
recommend PofdndS JFhte Pine Compound Is ~
very valuable article for tho of colds, coughs
and pulmonc complaints generally. In several
cases, We have known 1t to give prompt relief whom
all other remedies which had been tried had failed
1t is article, which, in climate so proHetiys %
sudden and severe colds SIS is that of New England,
ought TO be in every family; and we are sure Tat
those who obtain it, and give it fair trial, viii
not thereafter be willing to- be without it.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE. - DR.. PoaGaGs Wkfte
Pine Compound advertised in our columns, is asuo-
cessful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and yicinjtys
and the proprietor has testimonials to its yalu0
from persons well known to our citizens. We REQ
ommend its trial in all those cases of disease to
which it Is adapted. 1t is for sale by all osg drug
gists. - NJ y. Independent.
The 1FEte Pine Compound is row sold In every
part OF the United States and British Provinces.
q n {
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HA s
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Evefy rear increases the 7,0pss-
{arity of this U0IuabLc Hdit. Prep
0r0tiOn, aOhict is due to merit
alone. Ne can assure oar O1oS
patrons that it is kept fully up to
Its high standard, and to those
aUl,O hare Wever used it aCer7 cdfs
confidently sag, that a. is the OnIY
reliable and perfected prepaso-
ton to restore GRAY Or FADEE
HAIR to ats youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, LustrOaSs, and siIjfe5t;
the scalp, by its uSe, becomes
aCltite and clean 1T 7'enaOUes all
erstptiOns and dandrssf, and bH
its tonic properties 21TeUestts the
hair from falling Oatt, as 1t stisa-
tsZ0tes and nOuriSl,es the hair
glands. By its sCse the hair grOsUs
1t restores the CAPILLARY glands
to their normal Cigos', md stiB
create a neaO gTOaOth except sst
ertrenac old age. 1t as the 7less
economical HAIR DAgESSENG
euer used, as it requires feaCer
applications, ana gices the Hoir
that splendid gJOss.;. 03,i1earastcc
SO much ADMIRED or az. Il. 4;
Hayes, d. d., State Ass0Ue1' of
Mass, says, ''tte constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
excellent Qat0tity, and I consider
1t the BEST PREPARAT1O for
ats intended 21urpOses.o We pab-
EisA q treatise on the hair, aeAicn
zoe send free by mail upon ypp5i-
cation, aUhich contains ecOHzntes,-
dat0ry notices from cIergyuae1e,
We hare made the study of the
hair and its diseases u Speciality
for gears, and EnO1U that ace make
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and the 3lfeserc6e-
ton of the hair, eJctG7at, aasd so
acknowledged by the best NTetE-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod BY all Druggists and Dealers in Modiease
COOK, coRURN & CO.
asn1 Agents fer North Western States,
~ DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, Ill. q
silly
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For a club of Sixty, and 5000,

one of the following articles: Revolver, shotgun
springfield rifle, 40 yards sheeting, pair honeycomb
Quilts, cylinder watch yards double width water
proof cloakipg ladys double wool shawl, lancaster
qnilt alpaca dress pattern, engraved sver-plated
six-bottled revolving CASTOR set of ivory-handled
knives with sverp forks pair of all wool blank
cts pair of ALEXANDRIA quilts, 80 yards print,
settles quilt double eghtkeyed ACCORDION, Websters
National Pictorial Dictionary $500 cngravings, 900
,,o,oe Y vards doeskin for suit &c
, 1869-07-25

lesn Party in power. lie regards tie supporters
Of Stokes a the tr1e Repnbhcan party OF Teh-
Eeasee, e snd condemns tic Kepubll,esn suppoE1srs
i NslhrGie despatch % Cincinnati paper sa.s:
The 2ol,tiesl eanrsss goes cn a2aee, int ne
ltAdef1 Of the 6LofcA p1ftJ giving up I'll hope OF
hucceAs In thu regular way, at boldly threatening
n!ltAy government for TeuDcaseA II u un-
Sesn 4as sppealee lie q Il ta.s drscs,oa a
= understood that tho response nas rot eseo Pa
tcpiarl, encouraging 70 the paI1issns oi the esld-
triumph OF conservative kepuoilcanIan IN the
coming election Aftorda ample ground for orer.
-: se q t. sae a0,,
after far election that 1t Is really lard to divine
don tor tie Carrying out Of the Stokes militia.
prtg1nure, Tie fact u that extreme. p.osdip-
tive I1d!caii.m dies na1d in Tennessee. nat this
's3. oi a s ss FToa Il he md
cations, the Legislature viii contain hut few mem,
hss oppoeed y nsalste enfF9nsnissso1 ~
tennH1td 10 The prompt removal u polttcA
disabilities, willie quite number If the stolcs
sese, r. RsS:sa ~ .ssa 1
The Legislature will ptpbably not oc as large a.
MES anticipated ten daJ ago, aud IL h1mt'-s OF
tueu, as conce-son to the tuasranieaous policy
sraugrrnted ty the Governor, now beng carried
cut ii t.s county, There are three sets Of ca1ti,
EALEHs Qul IL Is IVt t41tto ou3H4C kL4k LUCY "stt
te compromise tttweeA the ScQte1a md Goa.
teTyat,sea, although It L ptett} CERTAIN thst The
latter cau elect their met Without any help What
c,er. 1t las been feared That in the fnsh d the
anticipated political freedom Of the e1-rcbels, The
sF117t OF retaliation Nuuld lie manifested a,atnst
The more bitterly pFoscrlpt1se tnf3nEfy Who hase
ruled the State ~ with rod OF Iron. during The
Fast few yeaEs. The feeling OF resentment doubt
let8 DOES exit to some elItnt, and It would hafd-
u he natural il 1t did not; but It Is reasonsblJ
certain thst 1t viii not outerop into any unp!eas-
ant fapsedrepcka. Is pph1lE sentiment in
general lroxns down every feeling sa-
Tor1ng Of resentment and reT:nEt-
The EothEliie Eonne7. which eitru:Aiea
broadcast over tho 64te, Is strenuonslf u1tnK IA
powerful influence 10 promote kindly and f1attr-
nai tpiftt Ill arouud, and 70 Of lhe country press
generally. The situation In Tennessee Il more
fIpm.s.ac than for 1nany q day, aud everybody is
eagerly looking forward 70 TIC time, now not faE
distant, when freedom Will belong to all"
The paper warehouse Of Whitman Co.. IN this
city, was destroyed y ars this InotnnE. 'osetnes
Ing house also burnt. Loss t9l ooa; covered o5
insurance
, 1869-07-25
OTTAWA

AuAanets in Ehe LnSnfle County
Circuit CouFt-OttoWn us n CFoss-
iuE Place for the Proposed Air
LING ltnllFoad.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trtbune
OTTAWA. Ill, July ~.
on e<1neAdAy, the 71lt Inst, the c.se OF Car
non "a. Inc 1asAEe Glass Company was called On,
ana A'ef eonS:1eFat'e challenging on The part Of
counsel ]u1s VA NJ last eupxaeuod. No Ques-
finally aS1eed y = judEmcnI toY thc fu!! afopnnf
claimed, sa,o'o. Gs.J for raaint,r; Bull for de-
On Tueeday, the asd, the c.se or t:~,t,.no,n ;.
Reed cAme up loF t1al The min facts Of the
case ase simply - iolloKa: Reed hid takcu tne
an net OF the Le4tslatufc II VA aabnissd u e.c5
county Hhct her stock shonld bt cqnrned srithin
eeuai9 IN 81 q aons o. yGs Ts.
II wiz bound b. 1he decsslop Of the naioq1tY. r.
On the ota4r hand the majority IN The COUNTY xe1e
ss;p. xnen en eosd Ell pao9 aoss =
Of 1t. Ii the town Of south ot:ses
the NECESSARY majority IN fa.m q the la~ VA
Sale, ind under this law Reed eeized Gentle.
man i cattle and held them nnt1 Gentleman ahnuld
repay him the charges Under nc law ind damAzes,
to rrpltvy. Gentleman agreed 10 ray The chasge1
under nc nat oD'sd t. p,y ~
q motton for nev TILL Glover. COOK 1
Ea19pheu for platnt1n Bosle i AaJo 1os d.
{cud6 1T
There ws1 another suit between the ZANE par.
uea, which, however, VIZ dismissed BY plainttd.
To-day 4 Bomswh1t i'm mportaut case has been
Tied, IN which tbs EtnA Fire Insurance COMPANY
Of Hartford, Conn, wae plaintiff, end Aiehaet
BJEue4, WI defendant, ia 1851, ons E. 3 4&saE1
Wa appointed agent Of aald company u L<s u!e,
md for tho falthtul dischaxRp Of Ill dutlea 10
gave bond algned By himself. h&s hrptaeE. ~ T.
Aason. and tbs detendant In tna case,
for ODE thousand dnll1f1. Tn the toth of April,
1Ba3, he VA removed iron Ruch Agency, And
hI1 monthly account rcndettd showed HIN tnen
indebted 10 the company In the 3um Of f3o5-9S.
The Present Action Hx4 bFooxht 70 rpeqTef the
amount in which hs EAs indebted to the coMpxny.
ana the result was verdict TOT tha company ID
LIE amount c1x&u1cd, With tntett&t At 8 peg cent
per Aunum- a motion for = new tr1al wat
entered by detendanta attorney A. tt !.
e1Ae- hA Considerable tnscfust 20 fAt ~
, 1869-07-25
IOWA.

Destructive Fire ut Kcdftcld, DnllA"
County Senator Harlan Elected
8src&Idcux OF Iowa Untvcrxbty-~
Harvesting Opcrutlons.-A Bridge
liz Danger OF Destruction Mt Dca
J1ntnea.
s1,c:ai DESPATCH 10 The Chicago Tribune
DEs Ao1Sks July 2A
4 Adestruc1Se Ore occurred Ut Redae!d, Dallas
County, rhLs morning, destroying the woo1len fac
tore Of II. T. 1-ueas / Co., together with al! the
machinery and 5000 pounds Of WOOL Loss about
tsa,ftp: no tnsurance.
The Board Of Trustees Of the 1o~a University,
located ut Mount Pleasant, have clicked Hon
James Harlan, Senator from 1his State, President.
II ta not known whether he will accept or decline
The harvest ls getting On uoely. and the rtpoEta
continue to grow more encouTAStnR. II good
weather continues, TIT amount OF wheat aud oats
will * pEc-forEth larger than IN any previous
year, the Increased amount ra.scd m0te than max
1pg up for the damage INFLICTED bJ the food Az
rcuturaliy, Iowa Is herself again. No rain aimee
Monday.
Their. is considerable excitement In the city
over the fact that Court avenue br1dgels sinking.
The hia1E1 IL MI The greater from the danger that
II goes OFT L may carTy with It the two railroad
bridges on the two streets below It.
John T. Hoeb,1nG, The great wi1t bridge builder.
recently deceased. was large land owner In Iowa,
hAT1ng II, 900 ae1e4 IN tiFund} County, Sad nearly
a. much In A1a.r County.
, 1869-07-25

Custom Ilouso aEnbroRlto Mt Chnflen-
ton-Collecsof Clark. mickey 'ssuc-
cessoE, Tnkc. Forcibbo t'os.ession
OF the Office
CHARLESTON, July s4--Much excitement pre-
ya1is among the two wings OF the Republican
party here. pr. Aackcy, the lnte Collector leads
The rhtLyc Elng+ which includes the tnass Of the
colored Sotern, while Senator Sawyer, Congress-
man Bowen and George VI Clark tho newly
appointed Collector IN place Of Macset,
head the Northern element The fe-
mov1l of AackeJ has intensified the
bitterness between the tEo factions On Taufs-
.tAy last Clark called On Maskey and presenting
his comn1tssIon demanded instant possession Of
the Collectors Office AAckeJ refused to yacaie
until he had taken inventories OF the public prop
err and yccetycd receipt fEon Clxrk, but
promised to make The transfer Oh the 3lst Ink
EIa1k insisted on i,rmedi1tc surrender which
being REUSED, he entered Aackey's ot1ca and At
tempted 10 sc1 Is Collector. wheteupon he vas
lorrahly elected By MAckeJa subordEnAtes- fes-
tegday afternoon NAckeJ aud other Custom House
of1cela we're arrested II the instance
Of Clark On the charge Of assault
md ot,stypct1u9 Al o11cef Of iae reTeune, nad
we're bound oTet to answer before The United
states Commissioner OF AendaJ- During the
heArtpE Of the case, Clark, with peAAs OF thirty
meu forced his Way into the Custom uo1se md
took pqssesalon, WHERE be suli remaln4- The par
t1kxus Of Clark Attempted to seTenAdc Ac34lB.
SaxJet 1nd Boxcp Last night, bat the colored Re.
oph}c4na n He'd In t4rKe numbers and prev Fe1ttd
the sezenade, charging on the pfoeession and CAP
turing it, nat, which they carried IN triumph 10
MAckcy, ut his se4idcnce-
, 1869-07-25

The stnte So1dier.' Orphnns' Home
Reception on-Tcnchcrs' institute
Health OF HioominEton - The
Weather.
BLOOMINGTON, IT,, July 24-The reception At
the Soldiers Orphans uoIae, ut N6r1.l, lat
night was ve13 pleasant a1Af- Among the dis.
tipgu1sacd persons present we're Or. Edwards and
lady, also Arz- Powell. wife OF the noE famous
Wtttern ex xploEer. Mira t}nr, The Superintendent
was Ert!1!nG In her eroz1s to taakc MI pass o1
pleasantly, ietng ably Seconded hg the four lazy
ieachrrs Of the institution, Ara Watts, Miss
Tluumer, Miss Hughes and Misc l!ay.
Their school closed yesterday, md they
will now enjoy a vacation Of aIx WeekA About
one hundred IT the pupils viii 50 to
Their friends on visit, onl} tao3e who live on
-lne railireds that grant Them Tree transportation.
At tue G. use II the school yesterday there WIS not
II Flick OIL among thetn. out Of two hundred hnd
Efty. 7 lis SPEAKS vel iuI the sanitary condition
OF the t:stitutiOn.
4 Teachers fnst'tutc wifi confluence at the
Normal University un The 9Th Vi August next AL
tslye teachers 4re cordially Invited.
The health Of Bloomington and Normal u re-
4 arkahIJ good. TIE fuctoss asr thinking OF emil
grating
, 1869-07-25
0HIO.

&'n.uultIes In Gin
turing Combinations Formed to
TcAt the New lIoi3cr InsPoctiou
Luw-A Scramble for Specie on n
fkutiroud T'rnan-Iklileu bJ LlEAt-
ming.
CINCINNATI, July e4---f3corge SeIt,cft, saloou-
let,x1 Ehut himself In the head thls afternoon,
aud died Instantly. No reason knoWn for thld
suicide.
john Kefn, employed in Summers 60 wing ma
chine tacIosJ. fell through hatchway, sixty-rse
fces- llc had stepped into the opcu hatcnWay
with &eW1nc machine 10 hla AyIna ODe nsm Wls
shattered and The other arm broken, and internal
tnlar1es fltictcd, l1uM which he WILL hardly IT.
cover.
IL II. Taylor, an Assistant County Clerk, died
at noon from t!e effects Of fall, last night, from
q widow tn the third sto15 Of the Cour1 House.
CLEVELAND, July e4--1t is slated that powerful
combinations Of manufacturers haze been formed
at Cleveland, Youngstown and elsewhere IN the
Stale, for the purpose OF testing the validity Of
The DeE boiler Inspection lAH.
CINCINNATI, July 4-Tue truuI OF q German
cmigIa1t fell to pecrs on the train Of the Dayton,
Nenta Cincinnati Railroad, yesterday, and 3a, a,O0O
~ rer cs1s, aeepern sc1ambie eR!5ea iA5 E53s iaE
passengers ior the privilege Of haod!tng the
corctcd coin, bnt crelJ piece vas recovered By
YUTk0sToK, July 4G-Du1.uk a hard thunder
storm to d1y, Richard Emory. . rolling ul1
helper was ih.tanty killed by lightning while
walking In = hay 0eld 1eAE town. 4 Mau With
him was Iara!szcd bur III RECOVERING