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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
Commencing this day, June ID. 1877

Commencing this day, June ID. 1875
Will sell my entire stock from 65 to IS
on a dollar from now until Sept lst, l
don't believe in carrying goods from one
year to another. therefore | am bound to
sell suits for 81, S., Sc, ST, $S, SO sc.
Don't fail to call and see for yourselves.
l. BAMBERGER, Star Block.
NoTICE.-Being DESTROYS Of reducing
our stock oasprine and summer clothing
we will sell the following goods during,
July and August at 90 per cent. discount
from what We have been selling.
Straw hats, jeanes, drawers,light under
shirts, linen suits, alpaca coats and all
light weight cashmere suits.
We will also make to order, in our Gus
tom department, all light weight cassi-
meres, linens, duck, and Marseilies at same
discount WALKER & DODGE.
5.dtf
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River News

Dubuque down tonight.
Minneapolis up and Clinton down to-
morrow.
Diamond 10 up in the morning.
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Orders for printing or book binding will
be executed at The ARGUS Office neat
quick and cheap. IT,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

PRUssING S White Wine Vinegar, war
ranted pure and TO preserve pickles. A
superb article.
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GRISWOLD'S SALVE

= THIS APPROVED FAMILY sALvE CURES
RHEUMATISM, B0ILS, &C., -
CUTS, BRUISES, INFLAMMATION,
SORES of all kinds,
1t works like charm in curing Sores ar Calls on
Horses.
Sold by John Bengston, Rock Island.
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Silk, Lisle Thread, land Merino Under
veal, land all kinds of Gents Furnishing
Goods in endless Hariety, at Loeb's.
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I. BAMBERGER.

Another invoice of choice tea just re-
ceived at the Hong Kong tea store. d&wti
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The Weather--To-Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
Dictated by thermometer:
Z A. roe above zero 12 N. 70 above zero
"a. N. use 3P. N. SO - -
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The undersigned respectfully
ton of parties contemplating

ed Brequet Hair Springs Full Ruby Jewelle6, ana
making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize q.
the Paris Exposition of 1867. for the best perform
ancc and greatest accuracy in adjustment; and as
further guarantee that they equal to the beswe
annex names of some of the most respectable deal
ers in the trade VINO have tested them for years. and
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements;
Benedict Bros. N; Y, W. =. Weeks, Bangor,
Z. Marks, Troy, NY, Me.
j. A Smith, Saratoga Sp's II. W. Strang, Elmira,
E. B. Booth & Son. Roch Haskins & Isbell, oswe
H. B%9tchkiss' Buffalo N Hyde & Bottys' Auburn
B. K. Chase & Co., Rut j. 4: Clark, Batavia, N
J. q. Grant, Troy, Pa. H. cowell Co., cleve.
G. w. Luce, XeDfa, ohio. land, o.
A. Lowell, Portland, Me. IO.H. Ford, New Hoven.
Ohio. Nichols & Isentha To,
A. L. Burbeak, Worces ledo. Ohio.
ter. Mass. Geo. Embry, Morrow, o.
w. s. Taylor, Utica, New G. Bills, Canandaigua, N.
York. Y. LIE Grys q Wortn
Evans & Manning, Bing- Cambridge, n. Y.
hamton, n. Y. d. B. Buell. q Co., Hart
Dunlap & Baker, Man ford. Ct
chester, N. H. G. Wyman, St. Albans
NY. -. w. Kirk, W, win.ted
Ashtabula, o. John B. Morriss cincin
Weld Bros.. Lockport, N. nati o.
BailIette s. Weld, Water Pa
loo, Iowa. /. II. Grant, Troy, N. Y.
Carpenter & Bro, Bnr- N. ?. Kilburn. Cory,
lington, Iowa. Pa.
Ferguson u Clapp, indianapolis, Ind.
And large number OF others throughout the
United States For further particulars. ask your
matchmaker to see them, or address
QUINCHE & KRUGLER,
Wholesale Agents in the United States, Salesroom
10 Maiden Lane, New 3etk,
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Enanelled Pine.

TRY THE ENAMELLED PIPE, 1T WILL NOT
! Rust or crack and costs only trife more than
common iron pipe Is positively THE BEST thing
for water service pipe. have the exclusive agency
for Rock Island, FRED HASS.
~ Store in Star Block
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EDEY'S
CarboliCTroChes

A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT, THE CAR
~ bolc Acid, OF which the Troches are, in part,
composed, acting as . Healing Agent. and curing
all forms OF liberated aud Inhamed surfaces OF the
larynx and epiglottis
A speciality for hoarscners, the Cleansing power
OF the Carboc Acid tending To expel all collections
and formations Of Mucous matter, phlegm, etc.
and restoring healthy action 10 the sensitive and
delicate organs Of the throat and windpipe.
speciality against contracting infections dIsea-
SEES. The peculiar properties Of Carbolic Acid in
pseventing infection and contagion have long been
known; and EDEY'S CARBOLLC TROCHES may
be safely relied IA preventive in cases of Small
Fox, Varioloid, ETC., etc.
A specially for common colds, coughs, and all
disorders of The throat, chest and lungs.
Price % cents per box. Sold by Druggists every
where.
JOHN =. HENRY, cURRAN 4 CO.,
Sole PropnetorA
o. College Place, '.''''''NEW ~
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Continental Life ms. Co. of N. Y,
Assets, S7,OO0OOOOO
J. M, REYNOLDS, Ag't:
WATCH BUYERS ArrEHTloR

the purchase CT
Watches to the SUI
periority of the.
Nickel Movement
Watches, made by
the Messrs. PoBEr.
& CoTRyoIsTRR, OF
Switzerland. Gents
and Ladies' sizes
in Stem aud Key
Winders.
Those Watches
have Equilibrium
Escapem' is. Chro-
nometer balance,
Ruby Pallet, tenn.
pered and harda-.
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G. M. KELLER, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Residence cor
: Orleans and Ohio streets. next door to K9hler'E
Drug Store. ONCE over Benser & Thomas Drug
store, Market Square, Office hour 10 to ~ A. NJ, q
APM. 7-14d&w1y
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KENwoRTLY & HEARDsLEY.

\ Aw AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS IN
10 Court House. Jno. T. Kenworthy ,JSs, N. Boards
ey. 1O-23d&Wtf.
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CHARLES W. O'NEIL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
" Notary Public. ONCE over First National
Bank, Rock Island. 5-13dw6m
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pooMs NEXT DOOR TO TIE T telegraph OF
n Ace, Illinois street, Rock leila nd. All kinds o
Dental Work done In the most approved styles
Charges reasonable. 6l7dH
, 1875-07-29

Two hcavy burgluEica wore committed last
night, and in ono instance tho thieves wcre
caught. Tho tlry-goods commission house Of
Elmer, Ball i 1royt, corner Of Market
aud Monroe streots, was entered about
o'clock tn tho evening, and a2oo worth Of
goods stoletl. The thieves mist hhvo aeoreted
themselves in tho building before tho atoro was
closot. 4 small jimmy WAS loft bohind by tho
tobbntg.
Officer Croak caught Buck Mcdonald and
Marion McCn1thy With \ hoese aud wagon gu
Twoifth street, neat tue Michigan sonthern Rail-
road track, and found fifty rnfra of stolen
pants in the vohcle. Tho gooils ara
valued at $500. No ownsr was
found for them. The arrests were nlado
last midnight, and waA tnnstorly piece Of work
on Croak's part. Thoto aro no private marka On
tho goods BY which to identify tho ownor. Tho
prisoners arc well.known burglars. Tho horso
and Wagon belonged to j.. G. slyorn, vinegar
manufacturer, 100 North Dcsplanoa strcet, and
waa stolen, Of courao.
The propeller Japan ran into Clark street
bridge last evening 1t 1850 o'clock, and injured
It no that It rannot be Bwuug. It will lave to
remain closed against travel for fone time.
, 1875-07-29

that in caae likn that which wa being trial.
the witnosH. MIN was. according 70 hts OWL
slowing, All acrompiirs, anil principal one,
could tsstify further agatnst Fnsner thsh 10 iat
~ that immediate case vas concerned.
A1r. Hwctt referred The Court to n,npt'tIlo Of
authorities In support of hlh argument.
MK. !. u. EETcHHM,
Of Jacksonville, ILL.,. cnntencd htnHclf ny group
t!em IL tin tourt for dcclsion OH tho merits or
tin question. lio ag1ccd fully in tho npanian
t,rtcsael sy Mr.. Swctt, TINT lecft'H nuih
should 10 closed by tlie Court then a,d those.
NH. BAnNUa1,
rtc yiow Of tho oaae, but did not lcsre tn ~
INTO tlls argument nt tedious length Inv rf""i
Of guilty knowledge Oh tho lass oi
IE"r1 In r[o,.otn, xse sn ,r,,,e e'e' 70 eaeo o
to ts SHOW % tlsst no Ind M o,nrloyed Jamca Nee 10
fosgo titles before. 1le Nr. lAr'i'm) n''n'ltca'
however. that If tho jury believed ttlAt turner
had no knowledge that the PastiEniaf deeu tnr
which l,e was l't'tg t;ea "hs loteca. no "aH cil,
that tic ptorrrulion !1al right to l'sing in owl
t1cnco 10 show lhat there hatt 'on prarious i'll
t1narirs lrtaccn Turner aud Heed, al! forEr1Ics
pn,rct, a.c.i by one for tho other. AL tll.+ hoFe
,,rr, tl,n rasc. Turner had right 10 take two
th.1ucnts oi e!ofe1so. One was tint ho believed
tnr eriB tn be genuine. the othcr that they worc
gc,,uino. II tho latter could be proved, tteu tho
cnso ended. II that element failed. ho fell
l.rk MI tho theory that, although they were for
ge.4ca, lie did not know them TO to forged,
lut Tho prosecution hhA = right to nrct on boItl
o1culcnt.. not AZ pronf OF tho particular cs!n,o
fer which ho rms being tr'ctl iut to f'1f'1Ma
rr~cf Ut criminal knoWiolEo anl Intention Of
guilt.
replied for tho defendant, Il, hth usual happy
a.ia,u. In alro won't into tue atlthnrisy b1$i-
nr1a at some lenvth. AID ofnt,nest .hat all evil
donco not hearing directly upon tue easo "t tssuu
t-r ,.1,3
, 1875-07-29

From prominent gentleman and Eosthont NJ Ctnstsss
d., Tor fl4 Ast foSIy years vol kIoNn " tAa n4Hsts
publishers throughout th$ Tinted hsat,s.
NEW YuEX. Oct. II. ~
Ut. nlnwAY-nFAR Sin: ! AIN tudYcoA BY \ sssf, -
dutY n tho fuie.iny 70 make br1of stnisn,ent o.
waking ot xdls ne!!cne On ,ay4r For ss'Y5.l }shI \
urinary ut4sCs .h!ce twelve usths axo eaG
Il 1aost taEfibi5 aha*nE dasea.o, .hlch 90 ph'ss
Ill said was pruat stEcture In ttn nruhA ~ ~.
Illumination u The kidaays and bladder and gssS!E
t1s.. sep4a nst n! aas17a fsats-.9ai4 p1sss pnnnsi
physicsns and had lAkva largo quantity o nsins4. ~
both aopathto aud hououpathis; hut tIaf got r. To
tS,nsdee aad ao'nt to4! saontha ~ rad n's
stieet. ID psrfon 1ho had eua beoa sutsEIot ~!
he.H xbt e. .ai 1pt .1mc n Il ,:ss.',a
aud taking than. In tArss days ~Aas
" sells.st, and nu~ iss1 ~ vol - oyss: d
, 1875-07-29
Death Of 0n9 OF tho AEeat TEipleax.
I{oH*&tats tfS} Herald.

Hrs. BIbyl Ludding.on, one Ut Tho thres IA
NOUS tsiplets OF Wayne County, died at the
residence Of Hiram q. Chase. Esq, of Detha-
ny, Monday, Juno 28, at the 3dyancoa
aye OF VI yoars. lIer sIaters Mrs. uush-
nstl and Mira. assanolI, survive her. aud sze
In good health. Yha remarkable longevA
ty aud personal chazactsristlcs Of these
threa ladiea many years aso attracted tho Atssa-
t4on Of M1. q. B. Fowler, OF New York, AID HI
Interesting account Of them was published III tho
stance OF Two Of our leading elti4sus, their pho
togrAphs were sAksn BY ais. E. !. stearus, aud
portraits Afe uow being engraved from then by
moss extended sketch OF their lives. 1t
was tho intsntton Of shaiF f1iends thAt tue IT,
mAzkablo trio should be ons of the features Ut
tla OontenniAi Exhibition At Philadelphia next
yeas, and Qua New York gentleman had offered
10 dsfray the sxpqusea oftheif attendance. Mrs.
Luddtpktqn died quite unexpectedly, uuiQpbt-
edly fEpra tho ensoaa Of her azts1ns hge.
, 1875-07-29

Mff91f .'tTa, SHH-is
4 bad smnth-,p occurred at the Grand TYr1nk
Junction this morning at fifteen minutes part
o'clock, which. howescr. was not Intended by
aug loss OF iito, Tue local passenger traits. No.
Z, from Port Huron, u closely followed by tho
s.rlain line No. a." or Montreal cSpresa. When
tho former, couai.ting Of fyo cars, a,riyod Ut
tlo junction, 1t halted Oil tho snAin line, and D
,ew minutes afterward tho Montreal express
ca,ao LAUNDERING bel,,ud. No apprehension was
fptt ut first, ~ it was supposed that tho train
would be stopped by tho mir hrahca, but
whon Il WIS observed there rms no dl.nnution
Of spectl, thora was o general scattering OF the
hyatapdete, who ynllod to tho paAsotlIora OIL
tlla tram 10 hhyo themselves. Tho WnrnlsiG Was,
however. too lnto fos the advancing train, III
Which thero were eight cara. Ean into the Other,
smashing tho rear car aud tts OVID eng.nc. All
Of lilo passongerb Oh buth trains weto violently
thrown from their scata aud nome wero bruised
and s!nkon up considerably. Tho platforms OF
several eurs aud . uuuibex of Windows waro also
broken. 4 passenger who stood OH tile
front platform OF tho fourth car Of tho
moving train at tho tlno Of tho collision
was tho only person seriously hnrt. This
car, q tlrAt.clasa passenger COACH tole6cnlcu
with tho second-c!aAs in front OF 1t for about
. feet, aud tho nnfossunatc mau was caught IL
tho bruknn woodwork aud iron rnftltsEn- ai1t his
logs badly manglod. lie wna carried into tho
| Union l1otcl, aid Dr. 1!ro1io very SOON aftnr-
li,p man neryoasly answered: I'm a'l right. |
! amt hurt" lin uatuo III O. H. Wortl!ng. Of
| Lebanon, N. H., = salesman for tho Chicago dry
| guoln iirm OF Field, Lc!tcr Il Co., and was on
woro Hach aa 10 retn!ot anputation necessary.
and tho limb naa cut oil about inches Rhoye thu
knon at hatt.tas II O'Clock. ......
| The engineer OF tho Montreal ezpfoAs, John
train by tho fact that tho smith vacuum air
htakea tytr,4 out of UfUar and le could not htOI1
, 1875-07-29

FALL R1yEn. Mass. July 2B.-TLe manufan-
turcrs here llhve declined to meet tho delegates
Of tho operatives, tho delegates being composed
Of ontstdo parties. Each treasurer or aEont IL
willing to consult with his own operatives.
, 1875-07-29

HAnrYoRp. Conn.,. July aa.-A slght shock Of
earthquake WAS noticed In thIa city at 4:l0 this
morning. It was fsit In groatcr forco In the
western part OF tho Btato.
, 1875-07-29
CASUALTIES.
Details Of tho Terrible Accident on tho
Northern Pacific Road.
Another Disaster on tho Louisville, New
Albany Il Chicago Etoad.


-...a .a... .u.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC BRIDGE DISASTER
.Srtfht hNpafth +" Thf chsea4o !F'othf.
ST. fAri. Ai1ln., july 29.-,FAn1eB leecfkfh
tim engineer killed In tho railroad bridge acci-
,,,,. a. 1,,,inn,1 voa,or,1nv hal tha hack uf his
head crushed In. uus sury.yol sono leu minutes
after being taken from tho wreck, at''! MAS ao'o
to max lila, bo be tskou i,ono. llirhard Qraudon,
tbo ,,,cn,au. VIVA m wcjucl in that It was ncecn-
49,. .,,u,,,..., T.. .. ~, r;,,tn lin IT,
n*4s W Wv o''e - "eA'e" Wy " ~
survived about al honr' DON "eto "''a"i'',o' "
Airs. Akcn ail siaser, two half-hsoctiB Feto also
lilte<l. ONO youup LADY, Mjss Joh,,aoll, Of Mot
In. ,tinn. In fatally fniuroh. \. J. Sawycr, Of
-, ",. -, ,t:,,,,,,o, nm, n
nnlu1h i't' ~ ~ As""o' v. "'shAN'
Swode. nvtne nnAnown foil fsou tho capooso.
which broke 10 two, anu wore held oil tho top Of
thu ,,icr hv tfc lin coyprinr of tho cabotso roof
-..;,t, f,il orcr +l,rr Tim wnman kilic,l wcre
"''.st 49, ~. ..,,, ..,,,,a,a ria ,or1,,,.
tor hayed lluiaalt by jns'ping. There WAS b'it
ono brakeman. on tho train. llo sared himself,
.,,o~ ys;u,x 4rs;rc In mn In tim reRr on ton
:. a. 10, sa.;.,,,;,,., m nnd J,p1,nt, nm tho
u 'Ao ea.'' y! "''no " r., 49,.
part of tho bridge hoi ploKeh uoWn. ne 'n Toaa'
tnniy c,nno lnFoasn to-tnoilo"i III ~" ns, Tlr ho
of tho eh:no ma Two ears II oi tho ~, w. un's y.
o tho i'Y"r. E,sn,oo' WI. W., ini inJ ,,o.,Hoo,
1nt'read iroM a!''i o'heI aie'Bl, A'e li'.
ps ieefypont. Efu'sut ni'ss ~. :, 49, ra,,,;it
wloeks afo e1ealel1 A"4s hua NY oi!Ho !S'ua. ..
wufk 1oltits auc3uS eonuetIccu AH.tuN n!sn !.
ins1st that tho tridso was hfoSeh " HoI''G cur
leaving thu track. tassthseta Hns tno uIH.hc
btoEo dn"t " tlie m1ualo VI I'LL hhoek sao ac16oS
VI two 1soh earn. ,.
~, i1aMe ! aGuaa ~. g. t's,s.' Ta,.,o,,s .,riro,
~ tAIt~ A'.i.''. ,"H ,si5s. ,;s..,n.
from tho seenH ~ lug ,atoa' osHhu u,"scsu, ~ t1
NJ lIa'aeIu' .u'u ha.us. IT, r. -" ~, ~
, 1875-07-29

TEnEE ItAlTE, 1Ul., JulY 2s.-A FrcfRht'tratn
goug North tn tho LoulsyiIlo, New Albany 4
Chicago lsailroad this afternoon went through
trcsllo 4U feet high. between rutnan,v.llo Nud
t'l,vcr,1aIc. killing tho engineer. conductor, AMI
Icad.hrakcnn,l. THO fireman hal Que lei, and
ons nrn, broken, Tho renr brakeman only ea-
eapcd,
, 1875-07-29

!1pteinl b. Spnfth l., The fhtrt,b Tribune.
EAST ssniSAw, Mich, July 2s.-An cmpfoyo
at Darts 4 Co.'s Mt named Mosos totty. was
struck to.day by board thrown from cir
c,,lar saw and seriously, II not fatally in5nrcl.
Two Of lis ribs wore broken ard he was injured
Internally,
, 1875-07-29

HtfFNlE D!sEHkTH 10 TN EHttH18 7T51HHEs
DtooMisuroS, ILL.,. Jaly a9.-EdWard Fleming,
who Eapod Mary Ellen Jonea In Tazewall
County, 20 miles west of Bloomington. 3 year ago
last February was asrosie4 In Oxford, lul., to-
day, and now Awaisa All officer from this city.
lila victim was sKsd 10. AMI now li7es In IndiAu-
apolis. Flctniug was thI4sed here yesterday,
lii. managed to escape from tho city. ou.y to be
pckcd up today.
, 1875-07-29
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Evcry drop Of tho Hsrsaparilllaa Rcsoycnt eomtn15
catst thrvuEh tho blot ese.t arins A!na ohes aa,s
tho weAts. Of thu body with new and sound m1teaL
borouA. syphilis eontanptloB GandpR1 disexss uta1
ethes psns et tho syatam oy*s. stsunorGa. q
cfsst esuptoa., tover so!c.. scad huni. rin9rou III
rheum es,spsa. ache. black 'po.. worms II ths dt
ratntu dachs sRes. might ssras. loss ot sporn sd
westa Of the life prtncret within tho curative
Will ptnrp to any pctann uAas 1t for othor tssas,t3
putont poHsr to curo tAcn,-
ii lhd patient, daily becoming ssdueod hy The xs,a
and aeoompofttoo that t. tinuay prnEres.ns =.
with crs made from hpalthJ blood and ll.
ArnapatilIiin Wilt aud docs socur,.--A eurp eesas
far when n,es THU anainaaoa ta ,vnsk Of pur
cattnn. and .Mccsods n tn!n!.htag tho lo's Of Nat
tel hin,.cif c1awax Lsttar Ind .trinser ho ivs
FcstinR hattcf apposite Improving and csh and wcs
Wet oniS ,fncs tho 6assspnrllIAu RpsofYoat e1ecl
knuwn remedial aEfnta In tue oufs II Chrnaie Heofu,4
t1yo cure for
, 1875-07-29

Eyetfal Ui$valra II 1hA tnAtufk' 7TibvHa.
DAyksroAr, Ia. July 2S.-aliAs EItu Groom. the
l6-Yeer-old si.l who created such III Excitement
lu tho little town Of Wyoming, Oh Monday after
uoou, by walking into tue Fuat National Nank
sud shooting Il Wallace Toote, the tailor. tEicot
s,,l very nearly putting All sud to that gcn!it,-
ua,.'A banking career, tho SECOND shot taktuK
oIect III hls bat about ~ inch sboyo his head.
was yestor.lay tried before Juatico OF tho
leaco for caEsleasly using iifeaTns, a1ld hnsd
Il aud costs.
, 1875-07-29

DESyER, Col, July 23.-A des.,orate escapala,
by eeytn despozaducB, waA tnalo from the Coun-
ty Jail hore yoaterIay afternoon. slcriF Viii
lougAby md tho Jalles were absont nnl two
eusrtH. Edward Holtz a,ld Leo Soptin, wero on
duty in tho auto-room Of tia Jail. Tho priBoD-
e.s, probably furnished with tools, sawed OF \
bar and suddenly oa1ne upon tho guards, wilen
desperate stsuggls enaucd the uf'foucrs using
at iron bar and d almngsllot OF iron III = ahc1.
rho guards vera terribly boatcn anl locked III 4
teoth and lnft, eotng toward tho divide.
Their names arc t.. L. Hall, W. II. Wilder,
Harry l.oIghson, and Frank oollin", 1nurtlerers;
Mcdonald. yarro.or; jack s'tzo'.sa, . cattle;
thief; and Martin paly, THIEF. uunrl Edward
but will live. Hot pursuit waa n'asto by tho
county officers. Two hundred dollars EewaEd II
olforcd for caeh, doad or alive. .......
LArgn-Colta and DAILY tavo beon capkurctl
, 1875-07-29

1}oosv11tEs No.. .Tnly 2S.-I'ho Adrertiaer has
particulars OF terrific wasl,out OH tho MsHru-
RI. ka1,raa l. Toxas 1.aiisoss', hotwcen this city
and Scdala. las. night. Probably II tullcs Of
track aro uae!csA. Tners have been four wasll-
slide Int no bridges vollc.
, 1875-07-29

Twelve Of sha States lave f4rnla that srertge
less than 125 acres In oxtcnt. which Ii leaB than
tho average elsewhere, which in Bomo States
even ruuB up noarly to m ayctago Of 800 acros.
Those twolVo statos giyo tho following as tho
average size Of their fRrns;
, 1875-07-29

New Ypux, July 2S.-Qdlesls Of tho sscstk
sesrics tAyo arrested four oountsffsitsrs, WHO
hsss heen for sozne TINS making and passing
countosfeit Iads. s.dollAs. gold q pteces, AiiEss
half dollars, eso.
, 1875-07-29

BEAVER, Utah, duly 2s.-Aeyeral mtncsaca
were swuru at l;oayor today. Tho eyidonco
was coutlrluAtory Of Alat preceding. Lee's coll
waa searched to-day, aud was found to contain
numerous articles to assist him In eacaplng.
This afternoon the iofenso presented an aftida-
Wit by telegraph from suit I.ake that Irlgha.a
Young aud George 4. Smith were in too fseble
health 10 como to Nsayor, aud askoa TINT their
4epositions be accepted. which waa refused.
YGp defanBe Ba,d tloy should take tho aill!ayita
anyway aud prasunt them, aud asAod til TO-
morrow to open tue caBe for tho dafeilse. This
afternoon o&la Of tie wives OF l4oa !!lsl4tau on
seeing Lee and upon rcflsal assaulted tho jailer
and was lodged iu Jail therefor.
, 1875-07-29

STORM.
srte'dl fhsrntth h Tht fhitdao Trbant.
THn1ASArot1s. .tuty 2s.-Fho railroad bridge
on tho bloomington l. Western hallway near
Charlottesville wna .nssie.l away hy llos"l.
cumreIling a transfer uf phsaengcrs md frelkhts
ut that point.
4 wind cloud paasctl over ltrniricks County
laas night doing considerable damage. Among
other thin.a reported tn tho destruction Of tho
l,t,,se Of ,fr. 1ames Wright, a farmer. 80 years
OF asc. who was killed, Ills back being hr"kcsl;
whl!o Ills wifu and six clillrcn "ero NIL mora Or
les il iAle ed.
, 1875-07-29

I.oumy1L1x. Ky.. July 3s.-A spscsal to the
Courier -Journa! from Dauylle, n.y., rays ikch-
!l.nlil.ou {whitsl aud Fill Mason (colored) hsd
a light to-day. and Mssoa'a tlsoxt VIA lp.libly
cut. ule LWo sIvro NlaIa loyas
, 1875-07-29

hoy VA. fnnn,l abont miic anil n hnlf dIatAut
from the ft'r,iihg pthen.
sjrfkat UtsrIteh 70 Tht Gtfr1rn Tribune.
1ACRuH4B Wis, July 1A.--Tha hnt!v Of H. o.
Orntn. Of l'ictvick. II small place hhovs In
Crosse. wl,n WAS drowned last Saturday. waa
found to-day at Tho mu1th Of 1'oot ftTer. or-
rugito thiB city.
, 1875-07-29
pFptoRABLE ACCIDENT.

ttttfnf fhAN'ftA 10 Ths chtfego f1aeun@.
JAsEsvlLLE, Mis-, July pa most dissresa-
Ing case Of accidental shooting occurred last
night on tho Willard farm, near tho Hind 1nstt-
into. Wo rarely hear OF = moro unfortunate
aud 1cplueahia circumstance. Nj. William D.
Baines tue victim, has son who IL fond Of
hunting. Yesterday 10 was out Ill day. when
he waB wanted by his father, lie returned about
7 o'elock In tho eycning, aud, on entering the
prer,ises, tho father, outraged by TIM boys mat
tontlua 10 business. tuld him tLAt IT ho went
hunting any moro 10 would break tho gun.
Tho father waa OH tAo ottior s!do OF
tue fe.leo, when he taizcd 1t quickly
by The barrel, tho mNzzle towards hin, and
drcw It over tho fence IN ca1eleha maunor tue
siderable force. Unfortunately, it war lnsiod,
aud the stilo charge eutekel tie thigh Just DO.
low tho groin 4aa Judged in the opposite slde Of
tho limb. The muzxis hcing 4aas the thigh. tho
wound IL tvrrto. Tho lcsh wAh badly torn.
tbs slot making AZ openr,ls ri inches ln diane
tes. Al tAlA WTltlnX it IL nut AMowu ~4etlief
tls artery ia cut very much. DIR. T. i. Judd MAS
ncnt for Immediately aud dressed the wound OF
no. bs told for week or ten Aayn. fiie injury
| III scyeso, and ons which uay prove fata'.
DROWNED
| NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2a.-Little Porter
Ucaty waa accidentally drowned Al tho upper
NlAtF kflta Hlk0tUuuA toh1AR 4tAS ~ @~'
noe with tlsca other litt1s boys. who uaade their
escape.
srte1a! nispateh to Thf thitdgo Tribune.
| DAvESponT, Is, July 2S.-A young man named
Montgomery, residing At uo VIII, NAB drowned
wt,ito bathing with another lnan IN tlo Wapstc,
south Of that flaco. lilo WAS taken wtth cramps.
| AMI sauk bef0fo ashistanco could be rendered..
Ills body had not baep recovered At last advlcsa
though soa1ch fur IL hal beou .nstituted.
sulslal baras:A y 1ht & s"eaa. Tt;atK.
Of tho lloy. Alexander Smith was drowned IL,
Aalataouio Illyer, milea west Of here
While ho WEE attempting to ford With horse
and brKgy, tho rig was swept entirely array py