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The 1kAilrOul.Nantiff9.

=, From tho ST. Joseph tato.) Gazette, .1ulv2e.
" aeemH almost impossible for tie scoundrnls
to escape, aQd yet ii tho mon alluded to are tho
leaders, they will mover bo taken without terri
oie conflict. Ihose men Wero once noted BUSH
"haokers at Mo oloso Of tho war thoy turned
out az robbers tnd highwaymon. and since that
timo thofe ia SCARCELY orlmo they havenot boon
'chasged with. Tho very aulaoity of their OK
.ploita struck terror into the hearts Of the poo
plc. Outlaws from society, with oycry mans
hand against. thom, they know that capture
means instant death.
Ihroe yaars ago, 1t MONDAY the town OF
Gallatln WIS entered by two men, WHO dolibor-
ately plnaleretl tho bank, killed tho Cashier,
Capt John ". Sheets, mud then made their ea-
cape. Two yoara ago, during tho Kansas City
Exposition, two mon coolly rode on to tho
grounds, In hroad daylight, and, In tho prosonco
Of TO- 600 peoIlo, robbed tho Treasurer OF 81, 600
in cash. a foy mon out Of tho immonao crowd
movod forward to intercept them; but thoy toll
Hontod at then and tho robbers rode awsy In
safety. III all tae history Of "Kniglts Of the
Noad," oyon as PAINTED by the most vivid iraagl-
nation, thore iH lotiing that begins to compare,
for shoor audadty, with tho exploits Of these
mol.
Almost born ard raised III the saddle. n,ld
"dead shots, 1t seou,s impossible to cope with
tllom. For tho put two ycara thoy hayo roamo1
around tho country often visiting tller homes
Anl KnnBas City III .lla night time, aud yet neyor
allowing any nun Ito slightest chance to rot tho
drop" OH them. 1t IL supposed that In tho
late robbery they expected to realize enough to
enablo thom to leave tho country
Thoro la such thing as carrying tho pitcher
to tho we'll onoo too ofton, aud NO trust II may
bo 10 In THU oaao. II doos ssom impossible that
, 1873-07-28
FIRES.

A SeFlc1 OF Destructive EtrcB in Nor.
folk, Vn.~-.Ehc Forest E'iros ON Long
Island - Property Destroyed Else-
Syl1ere-
Nonro19, ya., July 27.-At an early hour this
morning, White l. Ulman's Bhoo-storo, two
doors south Of tho starting point Of Saturday
mornings disastrous coutlagration, was dlscoy~
orod on fire. aud go inefreotual wero the efforts
OF the Firc Department., worn out by tho labora
of the preceding morning, that the building. to-
gothor with tho ndjoining ono, occupied Us q
hardware storo WINS destroyed About half an
hour aftor the discovery OF this fire, another fro
broke out on Campboll's g wharf, about square
off from the first, in q three-story brick
building and the ono Immediately north Of 1t, used
for tho Bame purpose. wero also destroyed. Upon
the discovery Of thus last and fifth fire that lad
brolen out during twonty-four hours ending
Sunday morning, the greatest constornation pro-
vailed. Market Square and Main streot wore
throngcd with excited people, who were hurried
ly moving about In Wild disnay, many OF them
believing that IN organized plan for tho
aSs Of s hs 'y s was m mhsng put into
Of Portsmouth and tho Navy-Yard again oane
over, in response to rocketa as signals for assist
anco, aa1 rendered Invaluable did In extingnish-
ing the IRE on campbolla wharf, which ae that
tinae threatened to involve tho entire square OF
| buildings. Loss by the last two 0res, 935. 600
insured.
NEW YonR, July 27.-The fires on Long Island
have burned over an urea of at lenst fifty square
| milos. 4 German settlement called Bohemian
| children, unablo to escape, porishod In the
| 1alneH.
DA1T1MonE, July 27.-Tho Fire Commissioners
| yesterday afternoon ordered 5000 toat OF nov
creaso tho service by tho addition of throo nov
+! steamers. Thousands Of people visited the
burned district to-day, including largo number
from Washington.
, 1873-07-28
a summer White Hor,so Proposod.

4 Summer White Honso Proposed.
Long Branch ualv 81 Gorrespo'4de"oe Of tia Nsss
When tho euggeAtfnn was frat made, soma
timo ago, that thero should be erected Mt T,nnc
Branch an Executive Mansion or White HOUSE
for the occupancy during tho summer mouths Of
tho Chief Executive Of the United Statea. thcrc
wore few WHO thought that such q thing was
ovor seriously considered. In tho lght Of
to-day. t's,i A.so"evor, .s it ia evidont that not
on by many prominent gentlomon, but that
something practical is already On foot, hayiur
this object. a day or two ago tho Daily ,Ne,os
Of this place had long and woll-written letter
from Mr. 8. D. briggs, lamenting tho fact that
!" In spite Of their groat and growing prosperity,
mansion-ono home for the Chief OF tho Ro-
public." The 1otter asserts that Washing-
ton Ia not comfortable during portion of
the summon and autulnn, and thai It is essential
for tho President to leave tho city for
q portion Of tho time, but aasorts that unlass ho
hospitality Of frionds, become tho guest Of q
hotol at some watoring-plaoe, or stay at homo.
This Mr. briggs think,s ia 0 state Of things
Which should not exist in this great Republic,
uo points to tho fact that all tho crowned healH
or tho Old World hayo several palacos provided
BY tho State. md is not ablo to understand
"why, TINT which constitutes comfort
should not be as necessary to an American
President as to q European sovereign" and
then he goos on to call attention to the Queen Of
Englsnd, the President Of Franco, the Emperor
ot desmany, and other rulers, and their resi-
donces. Tho 1otter propoaoa finally that suit-
able manion DO o1ected for the occupancy Of tho
President during tho summer months, and that
tho coat be betrayed By public subscription. He
closes his really ntaresting letter by reeiting the
advantages of Long Branch, Whoro he Ia satis-
tod tho new White Houso should be located.
, 1873-07-28
Weekly Review of tho Albany Live
Stock Market.

WEST ALBANY, July 2e-G. p, m.-nrEy1s-Tlts
weeks market hna been peculiar on1 ruling 1rreg1-
lay but at tho uso act1yo and profitable to most
eugaged In it. The market opened Thursday With
good attendance, comprising most Of tho locsl and
country puyeEs md Eastern dealers. No unusual do
numbered 800 hoad. Tho following day there waa "a
unusually arge attendance Of local and Eastern cou-
try dealers, aud many heavy dealers from New Yorl.
Brighton and the East Most local buyers anxious
to supply their Wnnsa, Which causod full 10 Per
ID advance over tho ruling prtcea Of last week. Tho
tained up to tho c1oHe On Saturday tlo attendance
was Large. aud Considerable dcgreo Of activity was
shown. The New York market last week ruled worry
unsatisfactory, which caused buyers from TINT market
to bo slow lii purchasing Brighton dealers, though
nnxious to supply their wants, wore 10th to pay Tho
prices aaacd, and bought araringly paying tho pces
tie rocars large number Of inferior natives aud
about 40 carloads Of Toxans Of medium quality, Tho
ntgheat price realized for full hard was eTc pcr h.
Prices this week havo boon: pro1ntum $7.35; oxtra
{Gb09680; hrst quality, tG.00G6.b0 secnnd quality
f5.tosooo; third quality *i.s7Gs525; nfcror, e4,008
hn1on cowB-Reeetpts for tho week. carloads, OF
per hoal. The market ruled steauy and strong. Thu
Now York market has ruled favorable, which caused
dealorB to take offerings rcadlly.
SHEER AND LAMha-1seceIlts Bltghtly in excess Of
last week. The avoraBe 9nui1ty of lambs Ia much
better. sheep fnforior. Eastern deaors were Thu
most liberal purchasers tho wants Of tho local t1ato
having beon limttod TIM market ruled dull, All on
last weeks .ullng rlces Woquoto lambs at G41so ror
Ii Hhcopat 4HG56c.
1lonsEa-TI1 receipts for tho week number i car
!oaJH. Qonu forward III first hau1H.
, 1873-07-28

Special Dfspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 27.-The track OF tho Fond
du Lac AIRLINE is completed. The Fond du Lao
and Milwaukee traoklayers mot ind formed q
Junction sovon miles thia side Of West Bend. It
is expected that trains will 10 put on between
Chicago and the second city Of tho State within
q week.
IND1ANAPoL1s. July 27.-Judgo Vinton, Of tic
Tippocnnoo Circuit Court, has rendered m
elaborate decision, ia which he concludes that
the Railroad act, paBsed at tho special session Of
tho Legislature. requiring railroad companies
to iRsuo stock paid for by railroads to tax-payer5
etc., is unconstitutional, and, therefore, null and
Of tho whole people, hold in trust by tho County
Commissioners. Az appeal will bo taken to tho
Supreme Court. The Immediate and practical
result Of this decision may not bo important at
this time except in the somewhat noted contto-
vogsy Of tho Lafayette, Munoie l. bloomington
nairoad. It will bring into tho elections Of that
COMPANY Bome aG00,060 OF atock being larco
majority Of the whole stook bolonrinr
to benton, Tlppecanoe, Clinton, Madison. md
Delaware Countios. which will 10 voted by tlo
Commissioners OF these Bovonl counties. and
may change tho entire managoment Of tho road,
4 telegram received hero yostenlay Announces
tho acceptance Of the terms by Thu companY for
tho removal Of tho l., @. & L. Il. B. slops from
Cincinnati to this city.
, 1873-07-28
tWo men cnn continue to commit murder aud
Sobhory with impunity for all timo to come,
THE STATE LIQUOR LAW.
AbUao Under lt--Tllo Indics Put fl, nm
Aprcnrnncc.

ryom tho 1toJa frvs n"..a. ,,,,
On tic Oth OF :I,,iv' w. nfr" nTfiui horn Tu'K =:
mencoi anti nua;nat 1ni,,, ,aty 1,a1'ey conn
keeper for eeij|nn ;nto1nati',t ,5n;I, ba.oo-
hnHhnnd. in vinin1;on ~ IT, ". u1i'ka ~ her
n Hit wna conmonao a9ro s1o n'Io - Mlq1tof law.
hnt ctamec - non,,a eo.o,s eas r. ". df9i1snl,
Sfnrai, rhe tr;a, touu 'n was 'aken TO A. l..
nGuen aI Iia1a,da,, = ?. H. =, r,,,.o
.,a ,r,,aas.tt ",'s. = ~ H1!aon appeared f.t
s4v t,ospuusm nnd a. y. Deock and trancis
nit4 ~ ~. ~ anpoafuu nl'. IT .io ueiehao:
~. rEto vi ueaa VI tl!,e.eat mani and
.ne "as eso"aotl. many ladies woro
hrosont; aomo wore moro TO encourage thepain-
nn BONO wore thofe to learn how to manago
H snon own pIutos, ns Mis. 70 itcof called tiioin
nome were thoso WHO we're ,alrgG. but hoped to
loarn nov 1t was donet so TINT wien they were
married tt would DO no trouble to control their
lords.
ABOUT tho tirat thing the counsel for tho do
1onao did was to nsk tho Court to removd tho
, 1873-07-28
MURDERS,

a Mysterious Midnight Murder in
nclnplhis.-1 White nIun LynclleI by
Ncgroes."Ental Affrny on q Tom
nnsscc Plantation.
MEMpn1s, Tonn., July FLA mysterious
murder was committed ut 100 Monroe street,
: woll-known oitizon. About o'clock bis vito
I; WaB awakened by o noao resembling persons
struggling, and called to her husband, who was
standing near tho bed, to know what WAS tho
matter; n 1ae H Me replied "some one Popped cap
the floor. sho alarmed the noighbo5rs,
WHO came in and found him Lying
lnBenAiblo on tho floor with pistol-wound il
his head. Mr. Mooro noyor spoke again, but
fingered until s O'Clock, when he expired. A
window down stairs was raised, and tho wnrd-
roho door in tho bedroom wna open, which, Mrs.
Moore states, was shut when they retired. The
general impression is, that tho murder was
committed By . burglar, who had boon dis-
covered In tllo room BY Moore, but still neither
his vito nor young man sleeping down staira
Fl ps1 t AZ 4s 4as etSs1
was elioltcd. During the day, two negroes who
had had difficulty with hlporo some ton days
since woro arrested, but beyond tho fact Of this
with tho murder.
On the night Of tile 18th d man named Hull,
living on the plantation Of Thomas Reid, ii,
Madison County, Tenn, WAS taken out OF his
bed BY mob Of fifteen negroes diBguiHetl as Ku-
A!ux, and hung to tree, thoy charging him
with having outraged an old negro woman living
in the noighborhooa. Hall was from East Ton.
nosBoo, mud. the negroes say, boastud Of having
been bnshwhaoker during tho war.
:, On last Sunday night, party Of negroes on
Tenn, got into q, row, in which knives and
pistols Worc freely used, during which John
Boyd shot George Franaen aud his brother, aud
George Boyd was fatally stabbed.
, 1873-07-28
FOREIGN.
Tho Spanish Cortos Declares in Favor Of
tho Abolition Of Capital Punishment.
The Carlists Experience Serious Reverses
: at Valencia mud Elsewhere.
SPAIN.

AlNs
MADRID, July 27.-Tho Government troops IT.
tackled Valoncia yesterday. After desperate
struggle Of flyo hours duration fighting was sas-
pondod, and tho Insurgents oftorod to capitulato
but thor torma were refused, tito Govornmont
demanding an unconditional surrender. Ueavy
roinforcon1ontg havo boon sont forward, and tho
attoch will DO resumed and tho town bombarded
Tomorrow II tho insurgents do not Yield.
eerillo liag nlao proposed to roturn to It's 10y
Enlty to tho National Government on certain
toruls, but, 40 IN tho caao Of Valencia, tho Gov
orninent will accept nothing icss than ,,ucondi
ttonal surrender. It Is beloved TINT tho In
hurgonts will soon give up tho city unleBa
Followed.
San Fernando WAS attaekod on Friday by IN
fnaurgcnt column from Cailiz. Tho loynl gar-
riBon made . bravo and successful tlofonso, and
In tho evening the insurgents withdrew.
The Cortes has dcclared itself In favor OF the
abolition of capital punishment
The CnrliHt force which waB threatening
Nilbon has rotirod from tho neighborhood.
Don Carlos is reported to DO ut Arcoa, In
tho Province Of Lagroaa.
The railway from Madrid 10 Valencia has beon
cut in Hovornl placep.
I a meeting at Aicaniz has boon broken up, and
tWonsY-fonr PERSONS present arreated.
/, PARIS, July 27.-Tho Portuguese mails aro In
corrupted in consequence Of tho troubles In
Spain.
, 1873-07-28
IKRiIrOu1 Accidents

spfcfal Dispatch to Tha Chteago IF3bnne.
CEpAn RAPIDS, July 9G-Joln Anderson, q
swoto employed by the Burlington, Cedar Hap
Ills & minnesota Railroad at FottBvillo, In At
tempting to get on O traiu miHaod his footing
md foll l.ndor tho cur. Tho whcolA running
over Ills Jog IN two placea neecsstated amputa-
BrEnIlNa. ILL.,, July 2o.-A collision occurred
on the Northwestern Railroad hero at 8 o'cloo|t
this morning. A freight train from tho East
rau into another, standing on tho track, and four
cars w wore badly damaged. A stationa1y engine
aud several throshing machines wore III tho
ruinB. Nobody was hurt. ...
CuMnEn1ASn, Md, July 21-Easly this morn 1
ing Engineer Conway, Of tho Daltmos1 l. Ohio
Railroatl loHt control of his ongino on u down
grado 2 ml1en east Of Altamont mud 45 'nileA
wost Of hcro, when tho ongino ran away, aud,
whilo running over forty mtlos an hour, atrnols
the roar Of o freight train, demollshing twenty
cars loaded with corn. cotton, and
, 1873-07-28

a Terrible Accident in St. Joseph, NO.
--Txvo men Killed.


--Txvo Nren Killed.
From. the st. Joseph No., Gazette, july Is,
Yesterday evening, one Of tho most terrible
e;asunltoa that has happenedin this city for
streets. At thie point is located Iivory-stablo
owned BY Mr.. Joseph Bullimoro. an old rosidont
OF st: Joaepl, aud directly in the rear Of this 10
well some thirty feet deep, surrounded BY an
About balt-pnst o'clock, n1r. Bullimoro, tho
proprietor of tho btablo went out to tha vol for
me purpose Of recovering a bucket tLnt had
fallen IN. IN order to do this ho found it
anco Mr. Henry Light, a young man employed
In the stable. Mr. bulllmore got inside tho
curbing, took hold OF tho rope, and requested
Me- ar; dLsht M 1t to Let him down. Tho lattor COM
snort distance Mr. b. remarked tlat lo thought
90 would go easier now" When about half
May down his hold on tho rope gayo way, and ho
7e!i to The bottom.
~ 1o aoubeo tI me unfortunate n,au. He instantly
eas'o esn' ~ ataln, and In fow momentB' time Sow
Was Vope gatne9ea at tho spa whom
Ut once volunteered to 60 down into the we'll aud
rocover Mr. Dullimore. h1r. e. Flnkonstoiu aud
anEther gentleman let him down. Whom about
namM.way to % tho s'ator Mr. Fiko called to bo
pulled up. The parties above promptly complied
with the request, md had succeeded In drawing
Inn up Just Within reaching distance, when tho
rope suddenly Slipped through his hands, and ha
"1At HaA4tuR " lie oOLtofn.
Il perfect shock Of horror for a few momenta
paralyzed those above. Two mon wero certainly
dead down in that narrow cavorn, mud tho stout
est hearts stood appalled,. Tho reaotion' came
teeroa to 60 down and bring up tho bodies The
work WAS accomplished in ton lninutss' timo,
mud two forms lay side by side Oh the ground
Mr. Bulllmore was about 40 years Of ago, and
an Old residont Of St. Joseph.
Mr. Fiko was IN unmarried msu, abous a
yeara Of age. 4 blacksmith by trado.
, 1873-07-28

Special Dispateh to The Chicago 7rfb,tno
cnao of cholera was reported to-dny and nuu,er- %
GUS supposed attacks. Tho Appearance Of tho
dreaded visitor Is the topic Of conversation ov-
orywhcro throughout the city. Five dcatha since
Friday night.
lND1ANApoL1s, Ind, July 27.-Tho cholera has
made Its appearance in this city. Throe fatal
casee hayo occurred in ono family. No other fa-
tai cases arc reported.
LONDON, July 27.-The cholora has appeaeca
Sweden. % '''
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 27.-Tho cho1orn broko
out again in Lagrange, Ky., on Friday night
Two deaths occurred Saturday and threo to-day
Gne9ssiye labor has dsabled the phyaioisna
boon made to this city.
, 1873-07-28
CLEVELAND.

The Eirat Sunday Under rho EnI0o11-
Closing Ordinuncc..A bntintactDrY
Result.
speeial Dispatch to 1'hh Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., July 27.-Tho Sunday Liquor
law was onforced for tho first tino to-day. The
result was highly favorable. It hos boon tho
moat quiet Sunday that Cleveland has Been
this seaaon. With very fow exceptions all
Haloons woro closed, aud those WHO attempted 10
soil beer and liquors woro promptly arrostod.
Large crowds Of rowdies won't out to Nowburgh
and Rocky Rivcr and had thoir usual Sunday
oarouse, but as q whole tho success Of tho now
law thus far is highly satisfactory. Hotol bars
were strictly closed, and tho large crowd OF
horsomen in tho city awaisipg tho racoH wcro
, 1873-07-28

Entries for tho Huffnlo Kuccn--s2ccu.
lntiOna Concerning tho Cleveland
NleotinE--A1untio.
DurFALo, N. Y, July 27.-The following aro
tho ontrios for tho races hofo: : :
PurHo No. !, $4,o00, for 2:34 class. hrambrino
dlft, Kate Gilbert, Manhattau, Wa1tor, Foar-
naught Jr., Arthur, Barney Kelly, Caledonia
Chief, Planter, Monabrino 6tar Bay Horny.
Purse No. 2, $4,000, for 2.27 class. Brother
Jcnathan, Oornoll, Dianoho, uastlo Bay, st.
James, Pnrk's Abdallah, Motto, GloHtoz, J. g.
Pt,rno No. s, $1,000, for '4-year-olla.' Not
Purso No. 4, s2o, 900, for 2a1 o1ass. oamors.
Jim Irving. Sensation, Judge Fullerton, dlostor,
19ss aSa Psst o5s Rs59S; r. a&s Glass; Vanity
Fair, Miss Miller, Walter. Arthur, Royal George,
Iongfonow. olemontino. Iizsio Keller It;o Mass
Parso No. O, 100000, for 2:M class. Bon
Flaslor, Crown Prince, nat. Allen. Hotspnr,
dloater, John v. oonly'J. g. Brown, Derby, Chi
III Farso ss No. =, $4,000, for 900 olnss. Brother
Red Wing Castle Bay, g. James, star Of Philn-
o;zsn ,Tarso No. s, s1,5oo,; for 0-gear-o1ds. Not
!. pufao No: 9, 1880, free for all. Jim Irving,
Fullerton. ..'. =
Purse No. 10, $4,000, for 2:4o class. Vanity
Fair, Walter, FoarnauBht, Jr., Arthur, Royal
George, Jr., Planter, Willie, Gold Dust, Mambrino
Star, Little Longfellow, Oementine.
Special Dispdteh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
.CLEvErAND, July 27.-There ia now horso
hero which will give Goldsmith Maid hard
push for tho big purse. Knowing ones arc bot
ting oven that tho Maid will bo boatcn.. Tt may
bo SGT up thing, hut perhaps not. u .
New YonK, July 27.-A1don 8. Swan, who was
tinekooper Mt tho finish in tho collogo rogatta
at Springfield, ,publishoa card, IN which ho eays
that, for his own satisfnotion, ho took an object
on the opposite shore to drnw IN Imaginary limo
directly ac1oBs tho river, SO as to know which
crow won, on what he considered thor merits,
mud as they passed. tho line Tho bow OF tho Uay.
yard's boat was up to the waist OF tho Yalo, so
that without regard to tho obliquo Limo Yalo
would have won anyway.
= CINCINNATI, July 27.-CharloB Zeirhut arrived
at tho foot Of Sycamore street In his soull-boat
at s this morning Ho saya ho arrived in lilo
city limits, winning tho wager, at a:42, a half
hour before the limit Of his timo. Michael
Haunon, referoo Ia here, and will take tho
names and testimony Of parties witnessing tho
arrival Of Zeirhut. zoirhut Is we'll, except TINT
his right hand is swollen. He erowcd tho Inst 113
-nilos In nineteen hours. 1t was with difficulty
that he kept awake last night. Both will rcturn
on tho Juniata tomorrow.
, 1873-07-28
THE CABLE,

Sovcnth Anniversary of tho Lnyfr: at
tho Atlantic Cnblc.- Celebration Mt
Ipenrt'n Content.
HEAnT'a CONTENT, N. r., July 2o-This oven-
fleet ontercd Trinity Day. Newfoundland To-
morrow, Sunday, will bo tho seventh nn1tiyorsary
Of tho landing Of tile cable, and It will bo soyon
yoars Oh Monday since tho limo was opened for
busfnosa This ovoning will DO celebrated by q
banquet at this place, and on Monday by boat
raoos, comprising sailing, rowing, and souulling.
, 1873-07-28
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JULY %, 1873.

tobacco. from tho Woat, scattering tho
oontenta MI ovor the track. Engineer Conway
and two mon named hlarlinn and Elliott, tlroyora
were killed. Z. Burke, conductor, and q. Car.
nory, brakeman, both Of Piedmont, aud drovor
named Reynolds, woro badly injured. It waa
probably the most torriblo wreck which ever CO.
ourred on tho Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad.
CoLuarnus, O., July 27.-Joaeph X. Trains,
living at Morrowtown, a brakeman on tho Little
Miami Railroad, foil botwoen tho cars last night,
while tho train WIS approaching this city, and
WaB run over aud horribly mangled Ho was
thrown from his balanco by tho brealsing Of tho
my hour. uo 1oavcs wifo aud ono child.
, 1873-07-28

=, oiNo1NsAT1, O., july 27.-Yeaterday, ut in
passenger train arrived, J. D. Whitaker, who
keops hotel at tho station above named. wus
sitting IN side door, when his Arut-cousn.
Chnrlea Dean, whoBo arroBt for cutting he had
caused month previous, stopped on tho passon-
ger platform in front Of Whitaaer, with a
knife in ono hand and coup1ing-pin IN the other.
threatening md abusing him. Whitaker drew .
pistol and eaid, "For Gods sake Charlie, 70
Doan fell forward under the chr, dead,
, 1873-07-28
Death and Damage from q Severe
EturRMs

Br. LOUIS. July 27.-A seyero wind~Btorm
passed. over Macon City, No., Friday. Tho Ma
sonio Tomple was partially destroyed, several
and dwellings, considerably injured. Mr. Collona
and colorod man were killed. Myers Mont
gomory was mortally and Judge Horny Boyerly
wounded, and several othcr persons more or less
hurt
BANGOR, Maine, July 27.-on Saturday even-
ing, just before 7 o'clock, two spnns OF the
bridge on tho European d North American
load, between Oldtown and Milford, 800 foot
long, wore blown completely away BY q tornado
which swept over this section Of tho State. An
engine and tender with five mon, which was
river. The engineer, George Mcclellan, waH
killed. The others escaped.
, 1873-07-28

FNUGAD11I1E1EH.
WAsu1HoTor, July 27.-On Monday, for tho
Southern States, southeast winds, partly cloudy
woathor, and possibly local rainB For tho Mid
die and Eastern States, 'southoAsterly winds,
backng to tho northwest and west, and cloudy,
followed by clearing woaher. For tho lake 70.
gion, uorthorly winds andpartly cloudy weather.
For the Ohio and Lower Missouri Valleys, north
cast winds, yeering to the southeast and south,
falling barometer, cloudy weathor, md oceasion.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of water, with
changes in tho 81 hours ending p. m., July al,
1878:
, 1873-07-28

Te1cgrnphic Brovitics.
Ono Of tho childron reported drowned by tho
Jennie Howell disaster, on the a1isasslpni, q
boy aged 4, was subsequently, found safe IN the
state-room.
foil from tho socond-utory Of lis residence on
Saturday night, fraeturing hia alkufl and recoiv-
ing other injuries that may provo fatal.
Tho Chicago FREQ Sons Of Israel arrived in
Alawaukee ut noon yesterdny, and were escorted
apant very agreoably, tho local lodges eparipg
no effort to eutustain their guests Tho excur-
sion was fine and orderly ono, and tho pic
niclarge1y attended.