davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-07-04
a Murder on Long 1alnnd.

From the keto York Sun, July /.
South Oyater Bay was last Friday night the
dor Of ono Of tB oldest and most highly roBpect-
Ell inhabitants. Mr. Samuel Jones, a gontlenan
rs years OF age, and teputed to Lave boon
Possessed Of considerable wealth, WAS born In
South 0ystor Bay, and resided thero throughout
his life. lo waa man Of greRt literary ability,
sodontary and retired life. Ho lived ontiro1y
clone In q small one-story framo houso about 200
yards from the South Side Railroad. A cousitl-
orablo quantity OF well-kopt land La attaohel to
tho house, and q abort distance away is q email
wooden cottage, occupied by ono Potter Malonoy,
1Ir. Jones, who, despite bis advanced age WAS u
robust ind hoalthy nlan, busted himself in maxi
Ing amall ropaira in the hodges and foncoa near
hts house, aud whilo llo WIS thus occupied ono
Of IiH brothors ca'oa to see him.
Tie brothers separated at the close Of tho day,
and Mr, Samuel Jones sot about tho preparation
OF his nuppor, as was his custom, with his own
noghbor1lood OF tho house took firo, aud Peter
Maionoy says ho saw Mr.. Jones attempting to
extingulBll it. lIo did not Offer to assist him boz
cause as ho says, his employer was worry nelf-
roliart man, who mover permitted any familiari-
ty from hiH servants, preforrIng to accomplish
Aistauca II possible. THAT Mr. Jonca succeeded!
in oxtiuguishing tho fro IL evident. as but little
damage WaB lo1ie to the gr9as: but no ono, %
far as IL at present known, Witnessed tho rcBllt
Of liB efforts. lilo WAS soon no moro alive, OK
copt by those who Baw him laBt of all.
On Saturday morning, Peter Mnlony found
tho body OF hi. Jonon in vol throo or four
yartla from tho roar OF tho lattcr'B house. Tho
body boro tho marks Of having boon struck vio-
lelllly aud repeatedly with blunt Instruments,
and tho impression which Ut first prevailed that
he had accidentally fallen into the we'll, waa ut
, 1873-07-04
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TR1DrNE FRIDAY July a. 1g7s

tho spiritual Affairs OF tito church, poB.
asssea full Jurisdiction tn tho mnttor.
Again, tho mornbers OF tl,[a Committee, as we'll
hs oil intorosted In tho matter, hayo fe1t for
aomo time tho noocBatty Of sitting the scandal
thoroughly, but l,avo boon unable to nrococd
efficiently In that direction ~ yet for want OF
aui'locnt evidence on which proper caao could
DO fnado. Members OF tho Committee have ro-
pcatctly, It was atatod, attempted to follow up
storioB which had roachod tholn, and to 1oarn It
anything tangible WIS to DO had; thoy found,
however, that those making thego nssor-
t1nns were unwilling to teatlfy on q trial,
while tho Committoo las no poworso compel tho
attendance Of any wltnesa. When questioned
10 to tho aourco Of thoir information, teHo per-
sons gayo most untruBtworthy authority for it.
Tho position Of tho Committee has consequently
been an embarrassing one for, Willie roall2ing
tho Importance Of mixing thorough lnvestiga-
ton, and doairing to anttafy tho olamora Of tho
friends and cnontes Of h1r. Dooohor for an ex-
animation, 1t Inns boon unablo a. yot, for want
Of ovldonco and laolt Of powor, to obtain 1t, and
to bring about d Just and satisfacsory conclusion
OF tho matter. As tho Committee adjourned at
tho last mooting subj oct to tho call Of tho CHAIR
II was not known whom another meeting would
bo hold, nor definitely what further action would
no taknn.
, 1873-07-04

so"r ' and eesis ssi neanse @ss' es1y III
Ne al ks ossas ossSss rs?
do anIwaulost *l:1s; No; = NoEthwoatcrii, xl.43eS
aa,a n,' S gor sssea ss ssS5 psss and ose &c: w. H.
Oats heavy roccpts, q .0oo hr; now mixed Vest
| Knoa-Firm; Wcatorn, laN@1gc. ... .
| onourntHs-UoGeo nctivo Rio, 17k@10l9c Bngar
dull md unchanged; Me1,.ses dill. itlce seedy:
rETRoLEuM-Dull and lower; crudo 7ei@8o: ro-
I'd; TunrrTTisn.fover o;s1SSz1ai; at 44o. .-.
rnov1sIosa-roFk a!! rn'.: ,!ew n,eaa So
ss s'i S a sSaassa. 1s sa' 1as& %
steady; steam, al3-lo.
DuTrEn AND Ct1KEsE-Unelangel,
""fsnf-1o"''r} fM1GhbRES;,1A !! 2i,(&2E2si
rnIApEIrnA, July ys.-znnEAps1urrs-T1ou very
al HsnS sso est ts1s .nS oo n.
~ ssnsnsed asn yellow, ss@s7o. oss
sn .15;S Foanod lsxo.
"n'SA&-''''' 'np BAnTis1oRE Helix q IT,
tBsa1,noHE July pn5Apsrurrs Flot5 m.
e'se1a s aaSs ~Se ssS{ss s,s:
saov1s1oss@F!.m and unchanged.
"H'Snx-'s'6a'to' oswroo.
oas aast L IL foF wss
! arn.
Mw3D1as 5qy sn ID an''
~ SSst s'''s %aaa. S aa1i
49, ny9 steady; No. !, dac. naroy aui .na
na&'S s ss Ss s. oswssq H. m
sn''t'a'-r0us 51aefHSSf eSS h;ts Hh''t 'as 900 'D
G 2GMolnNaTr,, Jniy n.y. s:-nHEAps1orrg-FloIr quiet
shsde @ higher ct A806oo Rye firm Mt e8c. oats ques
| Pnoyrg1oss-port hold firmly at $1,000. Lard lrm-
er and m betfer do.unnd sloan hel at Bye ke!o,
, 1873-07-04
FIRES.


N1nCC8 Yesterday.
Monn1s, ILL.,, July 3.-Ths morning, at o'clock d
fire VIVA discovered In tho brick block known AZ Pen
derga8t block, but by tho prompt action Of tie fro dc
partment, with tho steam arocngino, tho re
put out Whom discovered It had consumed the floor
and joists ncroes tho III which 1t originated,
ncross tho adjoining ball. and into tho printing Office
10 tho storeroom Of tho printing office, and oYi.
dontiy the work Of an incendary, having burned
through tho floor and oias in two places, opposite
Bides OF tho room. Tho inEurnnce tho building uns
folowa 1000 In the North American OF Phiadol-
pha 81 COO III the Imperial Of London 600 til the
airhrd Of Philadelphia n,d on tho stock Of j, W
Simpson, aa fonows: LOCO in tho ph@nix Of Now
York s. 600 In tho Tyconingt s. GOO n tho Hpring-
nold, Mass. Tho loas Ia probably about 800 tho
building and stock.
NEw Yonx, duly s,-Thteo buildings on East Fifth
shop, Dollman'a hobbyorse factory, atrnuss sugar-
box factory, Quicks pattern works and starbu1or's
shop, damaged By re this morning to tho extent
of gu, 600. Insured. fireman was badly burned,
ORIGINATE, o., July 3.-The Hamilton Wooen
Mills owned by Potter Sheppard md I8rnel Williams.
Hamilton, 1utcr County, Ohio, burned at 4
O'Clock this morning. LOSS, s600 900; insured In tho
Amazon and Enterprise CoInpanics, Of Cincinnati for
$4,000. Opinions differ as to tho cause; SONIC sup
Three men were injured, ono faay by tho falling of
tho roof during tho f3ro.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, July 3.-Tho Farwe{ fire proves to lavo
been very SERIOUS one4 Tho tota loss fs $50 co., md
tho Insurance was only 10000.
ALBANY, N. Y. July IA fro nt tho United StAtea
Arsenal ut Wa{cry1tot, this afternoon, destroyed
warehouse anu four n4eds, filled with lumber. Loss
$4,000. Tho fire was cauucd BY lightning.
, 1873-07-04
MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDIES.
Tho N0dy OF a Wealthy Engltshmnn
Found on the Beach OF Staten Ia

1n1lds
From tho Netu York Tribune, July1,
The docoMpoHel body OF 4 man of giaut stat
ure found on tho south beach, Staten Island,
OH Saturday, has boon identified as TINT Of Col.
Lionel Porcy Sidney, age nbout 10, Of London,
Guards, md also nephew Of tho Earl Of Sidney.
Tho dcccaacd was OF Groat roputod woalth, and
IL reported to hRSe been largely intoroHted in
acc to st Now u fFoens ner
walls during Hoyoral years. Upon hiB arrival
from London ho became guest OF tho Do
Soto House, In Bleelor street, Iloar Broadway.
It had been his habit to carry coi-
inner pocket Of his coat, but, while pnying his
bunrd bill on Friday eyoniug. ho remarkod to tho
manager OF the hotel that le hnd nearly run
ont Of money" and should draw &c, 900 from
hotel tho next morning but did not return, In
quirieB seemed to show that, at about noon on
Saturday. juno q, ho chilled at the oflico Of Or.
Beck, in Wont si1teenth stroat, with whom he
was acquainted After brief visit ho loft tho
house, having agreed to moot tho Doctor at the
Bpinglor House, in Union-aquare, ut o'clock, to
play billiards with him. Ho failed to keep the
appointment, and, search being mado for him, it
appeared tint during tho afternoon ho had yiait-
odO'Reilley 4 Fogarty'a distllory, No. % Ludlow
htreot, and stated to Mr. Fogarty, with whom ho
WAS intimate, that he intended to make his will,
and did not think that he would live much
extreme mental depression, which is attributed
to domestic trouble. This he is not known to
have disclosed, but some private grief seemed at
! times to weigh heavily upon hs mind. Beyond
lis visit to tho istillory, no trace OF him seems
to hayo boon discovered until lia body was
! washed ashore on Station Island. His habit
Of carrying largo sums about his person md
! his disappearance 30 soon attor having de-
clarod his intention Of drawing $4,000 from his
/ banker, hayo induced suspicious among Bomo Of
his friends TINT lo was the victim Of robbery mud
murder. Others, however, give no credence to
tho theory OF foul play, but soom satisfied that
! lao committed suicide whilo suffering from TOM
porary insanity: Nothing WAS found in the pock-
at tho hotol, and q watch which had boon aeon
| In his possession was missing. The advanced
| decomposition OF tho body prevented M autopsy,
and 1t could not therefore, bo determined
whehor Or not he had been subj jected to violence.
| His remains, which haye bcen. temporarily in-
terrel ut Station Island aro to bo forwarded to
London, where ho ia said to hayo loft vito aud
several cLiadfpQ.
, 1873-07-04

NEW YonR, July 3-:rAe Union Pacific Railroad
Company Ia today paying tho coupons due July !, Of
tho first n.ortgnge onuB u tho Company in order to
comply strictly with thu requirements Of the iujunc-
lon Which was sprung tho Company on thu eYe ot
interest day. Evary person presenting coupons was
aakod the following questions " Do the coupons
which you now present s1ong ~ 70 ether 81 the norsons
Of tho bon1a which woro distributed ~ dividends, or
aotments Of prots to the shareholders Of this Coln-
pany, directly or hy aoven Trustees untcr 0akcs
Anlls contract, Dayis contract, through Or by
tue Credit Mob!liur Of Ancrica und, II no, to whom
do thoy beong7"
sr LOUIS, July 3.-Tisp Hannibal st. Joseph Rail-
road Company laB nHlitnted Suit III tho Comm, n
Pleas Court ut Hannibal ngainAt Oarlos ?. Haywood,
Collector Of lnorna! ncveno, for $50 200 rail to lin.
tho Company from JAM l, 1870, to April, 1871. Tho
Company claims that this su. was collected unlawful
iy aud made application to the proper department at
Washington to hayo lilo amount rcfunled, which was
retnscd aud they now bring suit against The Collector
ba Transferred to thu United Hatea pHtrct Court Of
lila city anl tried At tho September ter1n.
, 1873-07-04
WALL STREET.
Eovleyv OF tho Money, Gold, Hon6,
Stock, and Provision HInrlkots.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, July Gall Of tho mnrknta hayo bcon
e1cessvoy dull. There hns tocn scarcely sufficient
bustness to ca tho olcrntons Of passg import
ancc. major:y Of brokers loft lilo erces Mt ocloc,
and tho Exchanges voro practically desortes1.
Ono Of tho oYoning papers nays negotiations, con-
Quoted privately, arc far advanced for tho Ha1o at
isrgo block Of Chicago Northwestern comn1o etock
y s9na stFong ps9re who iayo had nothing to do with tho
Thon Jsy Could Augustus schol), John atowart nn3
Clark uay hhyo Ind something to do with thn transfer
If tho report Ia true, Northwestern common stock NAV
5sy Z s2ae nv'A' will pF''''y 'A0" how as'F h' asSoF'
negotiations In Tho flnai trades. " 0
subsdcd into oxsrono lulnesa and wao ouct without
spoculaon. prlcoa wore htes.ly 1T 116AGSl15!< Tho
fns ratea paid for having gold balances carried
The Stock Exchange has been nearly deserted th!a
afternoon, aul littlo moro than quotations. have boon
given.
= 67ao barrels eur
aud 8,029 bushels rye. Tho 1fnNr market R1loWz no
change OF Importance, aud continues dull md heavy.
Further Conversations nro necessary to effect BaeB, bit
bsrrela, ''' o' '' o'~ '"''' ~' ''''
pEostsions-rho market for mess pork ia again =
SHADE Armcr, With moderate business. Ono thous.
end 9arre>e for August delivery aold at 3d. md $50
tsomc price, Balos wero afterwards objected at 5000.
July contracts wero held ut S1o.25 mud 25o barrels
mesa hro quiet. Lard Is q shade nrmer,
but worry quiet. For ucatcrn contract, .buyora
were oskn1 kng ooyt yteaeFaa nreo hut ho5s
noto sales Of now, which embrace $50 tea July 2so
for Auguat City ns steady and In moderate demand
200 tea brought sHc. Drossod hogs ruled Bteady dur
lug the day. Gut ncata generally quiet and rn with
salea Of ooo lba city pacfod Shoulders and 600 ilns.
sold at %. Frush ncata quiet md Grm a1iddles
moot with somo busiucsa naes were reported Of 100
boxca long clear. Smoked meats rro strong, with
Of lcof very dull anu ptices for tho most part
nominal.
, 1873-07-04

LIVERPOOL, July Ali .. nl.-Flour, 27s 8d@28s,
Lard, 3Js. ~-@'
ohanged A
LIVERPOOL, July 3-5 p. ,n.-Drcadstuafs dull and
lower Wheat-spring, los 2d@11s Sd white, lis 8do
LONDON, July 3-s p. m,-Oonsola for money, s27f: :
e. dor q Maeeouns o o2h90a s-2oa q %, 9a; do Of '67,
CO., 900.
FaANKFoRT, July 3.-FYvo-twontics Of 'G9, 1o4.
PARIS, July J.-Icntfs, 66f 4go.
Specie In tho Dsnk ot Franco Increased during the
week ,0GU, 900 franrs.
LtvEnpoob, July s. - Cotton easier; rniddilug
urisnd, 8zfd; Orleans, Cd. Sales, Il, ,6oo bales
speculation a.ld e1poss 1000 American, e.ooo.
quality, lis sd@l1a 1oa rod spr1ng, los od@l1s 81
red winter, 12s 3D. Flour, 27s 6d@98s, Corn, 27a 3d
Ghe1ae, d5a. Cumberland mfddlea, 17s Cd.
, 1873-07-04

New YONG, July s.-DEEyEs- Fecelpta. IL:
cars or 1920 head. making 1900 hiuce Monday agalna
1880 the samo time last week. Tho marriott dragged
heavily Today md moro than SO carloads hro held
over. Ltnlted sa1es were made at 8@l0o for Texans
and for ordinary to primo native stoera, viii
fat bulls selling 1t e, lyo weslt. Among the salot
11hc; cars Illinois corn-fed, strong W cwt, Al
l1Ao; care, nv X cwt, at H. cara, av ~ cwt
ews At 1lA@12o; Il cass, av owt, At I'D 4 ca1a
chorokeo CATTLE ~ cwt, at 10Ao cars Texas htill
ers, ~ cwt at 10c; cars Toxnns cgt, at 30
eara Cherokee cattle. 6B owt, at e@oHo and ca,
fat bulls, nv ], 800 lbs, at 4c, live weight.
Tomorrow, July H. tho market Will bo deserted, and
tho bulk of tho stock hod over from to-day. - vol
teoding-pens until sunday Or Monday.
snEEr AND ND LAMns-1ecesps, eers, or $50 head
time Inst week. Bhoer wore dull and unchanged, witt
very slow aa1os, 485xc Lambs were IN Ibette,
State, Canada, Kentucky, and Ponrnylvania, 8a13Xo
aw1NE-ArEivals, t|aa cars, Or s,yoo hogs, innkins
49, 760 stnco Monday, against 900 tho Same time last
wsok. None on aalo anve. Nominal quotation,
5A@6Nc. Dscsaod were nhade nrmcS. and closed
htB1fta7tc,
, 1873-07-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


New York Financial News.
s,cr ' yny ~ sasy q a95 por cont.
110 for sight. ' 3"''' eAo
Gold wag quiet and firm at 116hn11kt. r,ona
from ~ to for carrying. Olearii11s, tso,o osN
Ihe Assistant Troadurer isbnrBod fG8o0bo on account
Of tho coin interest and in tho redemption Of
6-2oB md SITS 600 on account Of currency Interest,"
governments wero fn good dcmand and arm.
Stnto bonds ruled quiet.
Tho stock market was dull but nrn1, with aght uc-
tMnsona Most Of tho brokers loft tho street at p u
Tho only rulnof Of importance is that ucRola--
ttons are far ADVANCED for tic sale of q
hr8o block Of Chicago T. Northwestern
common to strong parties who hnye had noth-
Ing to do with tho Bock anco thu famous corner aHt
autumn, tho ecllora being tic clique which corucrod
tho stock then.
Commodore Vanderbilt has accepted the Presidency
Of tho Lake Bhore Railroad.
There will bo no scssIon Of tho Gold or Stock E1-
Awards Of 81 900 IN gold ut from ll5l3 TO lie Is
lilo wore mal0 to-day.
There were sxteon bids for Goyornnen. gold to-day
aggregau8 q, ITS co., At from 11460 to 116Is l-lQ
Ono BID WAS ll5.l3 for 81, ,0o0, 900.
srccdc shipments to-day were sol, ,00o In silver bara.
Sterling, 100,
, 1873-07-04
THE EVANS CASE,

The Supreme Court of Pcnnsylvumln
1Reverscs tho Dccialon OF tho Court
Below.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Tla Supreme Court OF
Penns5lyana has reversed the Judgment Of tho Court
Of Common plcAs Of Dauphin County, In tho case OF
tho Commonwealth tRainst George Q. Eyaus, inVov-
ing commissions for the collection Of tho
stato claima, md ordered yeniro facsas de
noyo. Judge sharawood, 1n announcing this decision,
said TINT Evans was bound by the law 10 mako a
verbally by Gov. Gary to omit making such q
port % ia alleged by tho defendant the Governor Ind
authority to release te State Agent from hia official
duty On the conditions Of bis bond.
, 1873-07-04
THE INDIANS.

The Wyoming Sioux i'm Small BANDS
inclined TO Steal Cattle, But will
hot Combine for WAR
rerr1 ~ as rSno7a u.poG a.oE ot
CATION, that tho Sioux and other powerful Indian
tribea 40 peaceful mud not inclined to coubira for
hostilo purposes.
The recent raids were made by deprodating bands
Of young Warriors, aud others are likely to- occur.
make forays On cattle and stock, and viii kill Il small
parties Of whites mot. Mai Powell, tho explorer
o. the Colorado oaes in fow days for tho scunes Of
bis future LAHORE III rae South Territory. 1o will also
have talk With tho 1tllans In largo body,
, 1873-07-04

Incidents OF HOr4lcr Civilizations.
TcxnY Cnttlc AsynttinH IsuYers-.

Special Dtspatch to The chsea9o Tribune.
W1ou1rA, July 3.-Wichlta IL rcd-hot md getting
hottor. To1aH rangers booted md Bpurrcd, and 600
dcu,i-mondes making things 4yoly horo with all
kinds Of games and entertainments at all hours. Ono
hundred Thousand Texns oattIe arc herdel In ta
vicinity, awaiting Eastorn buyers. priceH ranges Is
fooHs 4year olls, &1a to $50 nor head 3,oar oas,
$50. Cattle buyers aro anxioualy looked for herc
Tho Hon. 6idney Clarke, ex-membcr Of Congrespl
will ornto ut Augusta on tho 18th. Tho Hon. I. 8.
Kalloch Will speak at Eldorado Wichita will havo
ball and flre-warks.
, 1873-07-04
A DREADFUL CRIMINAL.
Capture in Clay County. Ky., OF n
Alnn Charged with VAirteen MUIR

Cuuturo in Clay County, Kv.. OF n
"nn no+s. o"Afs'u "t" A"'''''" ""f-
1,-,,a u. r.~,,o,o,, fr,,, ,,..so ,,,.,
rbo shar;fr of GIay Gnnnfvy an5 % nnrsv ~ fonr
armed mon arrived il tho city We yesterday, having
egn two sd o omoa oaos "a 1% nter and
etc cl,nractcr 'N'o ''3~'~ No0se
"'1 T,a ;.nn,oia+o co,aa 40 THAR orrovt ,vo, I'm
,onrl1or jn iva of t,so man nan,n1 M;ddiatao Ni
% and Tiola wlon, thoy wayaid % 1'1 at nirht on he
Tho j,;storv ~ Turner ia ono of n vcrv atari.
Ling sat q geo an ysnaa sa IL
cr,a1tv waa s1ch tbnt 1,o ,;aroeorde ii, la1rs of
sa";aty T., ia 1,nuaans m,r.
inr tGo war i,o bocamo tic ioatior % Of a banti Of
Sarri1,.a rIu 1he i,arasaod or 1nnrdored H. cod
Rlcn1 Mi eonthern svmnotIizara on w1,om tl.nv
couid ] iay M hn1,Jg. '''l.'-'0N' ~ "N'0 "''''
r, usT,am 1som,t7 m t,,o V,ro;n1a linn 1tvca
ar - IA nan nou,a1 'fomaa NIi51l6tnn a raancctn.
~ ~ oia M ma ta mnsh ymss as; na Wot
enitstaii In tho sontLorn arrny. In 1853, Turner
With lis - hnshwhacSora' aco1,rod thet conntv.'
nsrato chornctcra I'D H;11i1lafnn ioff hfa homo
pn1 ~ S rts "a ~ fo,ntu % Thav ha.rJ W.
iis rctroat md following. cnntured him md
hro,,rht b; TN ~" fsolt to Hny)an Oonnty Kp. on
~ T,r,,a 1nn 1rhoro +hnr NH ii,; r. ,sot1, ~
n In tonat cr,ei manner rv;np him tn a trcc
thov w. mt ~ s ears md noso Ind tn1a nf, ;a
,,a;s hes1oa IL ~ otSorw;sa nnt;iotng I,iu ncraon
aftar wh;oh they eat aronnd Kim. Watching him
Ato,y1u din nf hlH HuffernpR. TIM Hbtnct 0f THAR
ribald iosts and most inl1rmsn torture. In The
enmo year David and William Middleton, ioarn-
inc OF tho friphtful death which thoir father
hn1 dicl. roturned. to thpir homo In Harjan,
bont on rovongo. Hero Turner euccoolod in
killing David 4iiddleton. and then osconed with
hia hS End from the Vicinity. pursued by q partv
Of Southern troops, Who hoard Of his doproda-
tionp and woro In search Of lin,
Ho la oharrod WITH u1apy other murdore.
amounting ir ali to thirteen. ono Of lis Vic.
TINS Wns tbo Bhorif Of Leo County, Va, whom
ho caused to be- stripped and buried alive In q
| mud-holo.
Until the close Of tho war Turner's name WAS
| q terror to the country over which he and his
band Of outlaws roamed at will, killing OF nal
| treating the defosoloBH, b,,t avoiding always a
conflict with o body Of nrmoa men like tiom-
| aolvos THOR deeds were dirk and bloody, and
many tale Of horror il told along tho Virginia
! and Kentucky lino Of Turner's blooathllutY
bushwhackors.
Thsro are those In this city ut tho present
! time, who ecrYod in tho Army OF Virginia at lilo
poriod Of which We write, and who recollect tho
| torrof which tho very name OF Turner inspired
! in tho bosoms OF those who were compelled to
~,,poi,, IN Tim noprffnu u,1hi ant IN hio rn1a Tn
, 1873-07-04

BUFFALO. July 9.-CATrLE-neceipta to-day, 1,139
head. Market fat good cattle 40 oil, and common
stock OF fully ~. There was D poor attendance
OF buyers, About 750 bead wero disposed Of. Sales
oeO l6o Missouri stcers lo55@l 33o ths, 1t s4.76
@82s 60 Texan steers, av loi1 hs, 1t $500 1853 In
diana steerst ay $40 It's, st $60egSo 81 In
diam stockera, AZ 900 lbs at 10.
BuEEP AND LAMDs-Racepts to-day, 1,800hd. Mar
kot dull and Inactive yeatnrday. Western sheep,
a1nbs. $7.bb@s.a0; Kentucky lambs generally Of
poor quality aud unstable. salcs 30 ohio sheep,
~ so@s9 rs, Ct oo$ % Michigan sheep. ~ e
500 AT Canada lambs, av 66s64 nH, At S9,26@a60.
Itoas-Neectpts to-day 800 Market slow, and not
sufficient ssales to mako quotabe ratc8. Prices
nominal at $4.75@f.00.
, 1873-07-04
VehsclR Passed Detroit.

D1Tno1T, July 8--rAsRED DowN-props Chambcr-
lin, Dean uohmoud Onoida, Goneya and barge, Oi.y
Of Port Huron and barges barks T. @. Woodruff,
Rcd. White, end blfle achra Golden Fleece, Victor
Morning Light, Now Hampshire.
PARSED Up-props jay Gould, Idaho, AlaRka Hctrg
Emma Co5ne, portch, Annlo Sherwood, Golden Rule,
Exchange, Tod.nan.
W1ND-Bouthwost.
DErnorr, Mich, July s.-PAssEp Dowa-rrops Coll
orsdo "cnohs, Wetrnorc, and barge; harks ogarita,
Marr Jane Marsh; Bchra g. 8her>qan, Alice Camden.
Evening Star, Montana, " Young, Seed, Case. =
., PASSED uf-pForg oesan, prngl ana barge, Prip-
mark Elizabeth, Nicholson, Escanapa, oharlca Wan,
WnD-SouthTe4f
, 1873-07-04

NEW ORLEANS.
Nrw ORLEANS, July 3,-HAy-Dull and easier. Prime
81. eAoico, $24.O6.
FHov1sloAs-pork In demand aud hrmer, $iT0O.
Bacon in active demand, advanced. GA@DEc.
a,ooEuIEs--Sugar dull. Fa!r to good fair. 8H@0o.
Wu1aKY-Dut1. Louisianb, 13o; Cincinnati, 05c.
Qthora unchanged.
F1aANo1AL-sterling, 2ot<. Sight, q premium.
Gold, il6.
CorroA--Mo1o demand. Ba!es, l,A8O bales. Good
ordinary, lb,sc; low 1nlddlngs, 111tc; lnddilugu,
1uho: n.IudlinH Orleans, 1916. Iuceipts 81 bAlua
Nj exports. Btook, 62, cod bales.
Tomorrow, no markets.
BUFFALO.
nutFALo. 1uly ID "a M q steay =, Y
@l.42. Corn dull car-lots at 42@43Ho ~ to quality,
aud salea aHgregasing QUO bu slso ooo bu choc0
No. At 49, Oats quiet at 0BHc to arrlyc, md ut 3oo
spot.
Fna1aaIB-ateady Ut 11915e.
NEW YORK.
NEW Yonn, July 1.-OoTroN- -homlnhlly unchanged
BHEApsruTys-Flour strongly in buyprsf favor !; 70
cepts, 6000 brtA Bupertn8 Woate1n and Htate, S4Gs
@5.10; common to good extra, $5. .t6G0.l6: good
70 choice, $a.2Q0e8Qi wta whost extsa, te.Vo@s.o0
, 1873-07-04
CONNECTICUT,

Tho sn1nry-Grnb Denounccd by the
Senute.-APp0iMtmoAt Of EtuilxOnd
Com mi ~ siOElGfAs
HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 3-Tho 6enate to-day
passed resolutions condcnlnug Ae Dack-pay bill OF
Congress, and commencing tho eonators and nepro-
Bontatvoa In Congress from Tint State for oppos-
ing II.
The Senate roJceted tho bill providing for Const-
appointment Of Railroad Cornniss!onra to the aoy-
ornor instead Of tho Legislature
, 1873-07-04
The Hcocher KnyostiEntt0n..'Frils
worthy Evidence Not EUrtAcona-

From The Ntp Iork 7tfbuns, JalV1.
Tho atntemontn published In sovoral morning
papers Ut yesterday, III regard to tho inyostiga-
tlon by Plymouth Church of the oAargeR made
against tho 1sov. lIenry Ward Boocher, by Horny
d. Dowon and ottora, hayo boon found, upon in-
guiry, TO DO Incorrect in one or two particulars.
,nattor in hand III not ppoeial ono, appointed
for tho purpose, but IL tic regular Examining
, 1873-07-04
SERIOUS EXPLOSION.

Ffrc-fbnmp Accident in tho Cleveland
Lake TMnnel..FSv0 Hlcil Injured.
CLEVELAND, July 3.-Thts afternoon tho wurt-
nun engaged In tho Water-Works tunnel.
struck struck yo!n Of gas, which, ignttng from tho
burning and brutaiNg .Joaoph Macdonald, boss, and
aeorge nsnan,on, workman. ots,or explosions wsro
aeatu, ana tile ttl1inol eommDncod 10 I'LL with wafer
Immediately. Tho oxtont Of tho datngo ID not yot a.
Apprehentfpu.