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DR.. 4: Holland writes ~ follows IN thin sub
(eet In ito brldsh !hedca! journal: ''Tle posst-
bihty aud probability hake Of suoh ct1cumssA Aucs
~ tho utterance Of gsoan after Bou.latlo ieat,
arc sufficiently heetodox to asdluary ctu4vucu to
Induce mo to record tho fact Of MY hsy,ps in
connection with othors. heard = vetitaLiy uta,i
u,Au groan. J. H.. ugosl o7, committed suir,js
BY heugiug. Altar ho had becn very etIsctun}Iy
suspended for an hour, wAa cut down by nlo
aud TWO s.hetH. Az the dontis rul,e va.
a!ackaned from the uack, ar escateta from tAo
.hora1 through the lArynx, aud p1olopgad
rather loud gFoan sA4 the Consequence. T4s
two 1nen who aaaistod NO exc!aitueIs " lie amt
lsaa !; aud !, for tho Rlomahi. foil III with thur
views, ripped open lis clothes. nna ptacticsu
tilcial respiration; bus soon noted that there
was uos tho slightest attempt at respiration ;
that tho heart was still e oys. hard
aud ear, aud that Ills wei!-o|'sIed eyes
wore glazed ~ ouly > dead mans eyes
glazs, had tlat tho dllatod pupila were insensi.
bic to sttopg light. lie naa certainly dead aud
dead frotn The trHt, and tie gsoau wo all heard
had. imagine, shs following csusasioos Tho
! Bulcldu IlaocS biz body for the final throe by
tAaluE III = 4cap breath; apd, "hen hanging IL
thu muthu1 ado. ted tho construction of thu air
lAsaaG,x is too inlnlc!4to Hhd et1tctnAl to allow
ti.h air tn csraiu; nut when thu lo,,o III IT.
ia4et!. lts iu'na "Lh tltaras eat4.' With slhi-
crit !n"ch II ecrsl.nI u Eluan, isu III Luur
AtIsr ueI4u.
, 1875-08-12
THE TRIGGER.

4 cnAIr.ENoE TloA THE guN cLrn.
Tho Gun Club has recently Issued chAllongo
to tho Pra!sies for match Twelve n,en on side.
Tho first opportunity tho latter had to consider
1t was nt \ meeting which occurred night boforo
lat. 1t appointed Yoetorday as tho time Of tho
luatch which tho PrAirios thought wAa taking
Nh urluo privilege as they held tho challenged
psrty had right to TX tho date. IA thoy could
notice, they were Obliged to docli.lo it, They
will accept d challenge from the Gun Club CON-
Ing iu r'roFer Wav>
r1nEox-snooT1Hu At WILMINGTON, Ill.
S,eeai Ihsrufch II 7'hs Chcdo" 1.ftauns.
WII.Nrsarou, ILL., hug. liza rigeoa-shoo.inE
mattel, camo on on HtowartH Elats. hetweel,
Ehler Powers and r. johnson, to shoot at Hcycn
birds cacl. for Sa0 johnson vnn1niAlod his OPP
ponont, killing four birds to tho Eidor's three.
Another 1nttot, IL made for $50 sdo, to shoot
at t1onty-ouo birds eacli, to coma on on Sasur-
day, Aug. 2s.
, 1875-08-12
SPORTING NEWS.
Future Programme Of tho White
Observation-Disclosures
~. 1'ril,uncS.
Lady Manl t1ln Winner Of The a:18 Race
ct Rochester.

GESEsSALl.
rnlSrEits w. TEtEt1ArHERs.
0ao Of tho must interesting hail Gnu1cs OF tho
faasun, oil things coutilured. wns played yeatsr-
day afternoon OIL tbs corner IT Tnn Us1rou anil
Latin streets. between Il tiluc from TIFF TN1ruSE
ollics asi delegation Of Western Union tcln-
eraplcss. At the ord OF tho ninth ir1,g tlur0
wa. tin. and A tenth Had to bo PLAYED to do
eide Il. The result was tho defeat Of IHE Taih-
uSE nino by two runs.
But tho circuA di,p't really commence unt,l TIM
game was ovor. anI tl1en tho wrath Which had
e1istp'l before broke our In opel, war. pndDg
tho last two innings there had been difference
OF opinion, some lard WORKS. and a few epithcts
between a tsn mbcr Of TIE TRsprNK n,le and tho
umpire, astl when tho Eatne MAS aottlcd lhcso
Two participants went for each other iu the most
iitenae a!yis. Tile other members Of tho mines
showed i duo appreciation of tho csre they
didn't n,edalo They simply entered. Whom tho
tcfiH,niaEo whH nycr, NO one could tell vii,
had won. and buth rnrties we're satisfied
in claimir3 VICTORY. This cnh'ng
to Eaul, IL \ novelty, buk IL really has its
merits TLeru hayu been many Gau,eb played on
the White Stocking grounds this summon WHICH
would hare been mora ct1juyab!o il ending with
square fight. Following ia sho pcoro Of tho
Eauio up to tho stii Of tho tenth iuning. M
attempt is made to sooro run for the fight, for
tho reason that each participant claimed that
lts opponent mado tAo rnh and not himself:
, 1875-08-12

.9FF1H29ffd t4ats) Rspaetaean.
Evidently the State has n0t hua1d the Inst nf
tho "te1no. Allied .roak," which, In lie earlier
days Of The 4ooaAo 1nuneL proved such fatA
nbataols u tho penetration Of Tbs vest s!ls u
the mountain. aud which hAs been urged III no.
s.ous oLstaete Axainst the present operation Il
lilo bore. About 6kO ys1tia. Or ,2o0 tons Of ths
rock f44l from root Of the tunnsl uear section
,o.oo3 1t 10 o'clock, Friday night. tbs tock
Wa dry aud soft. and supported BY heavy tim
boss. put in nJ Waiter Bhsuly; apd. II tbs fall
MA not directly ocaa4ionsd, ~ vAs undoubtedly
hasteusd by s1AsAlauus 1na1a about three
Meeka ago, pSsIs1stosy to tie srohiug. There
u now, 10 mark t4a fall, LII ugly, jagKah ,huls
remaining g. feel etoss The trasA. asld 50 leus
loug " 80 vsda. The eopcussiou was fsarf4I !;
Itself xare csu1nbIluk upon tAsi1 heads. U.nucr
ts1is and luiu1ug implements #ero crushed to
s4-eA, hut as1atny ~ Rezssa xss Injured. Tie
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track waa covered 10 = hoigat Of IL

track waa covered 10 height Of IL
feet, and nil tlls men tlAt conld TO
used hAyo sinoe bcou Ut work, day and night,
ranosing thc roek, 60 That tho track Is
cleared freight trains came thnntcung through
last night and passenger cars will be running
to-day. The rock IN Tho immediate vicinity Of
the break nnpearr to le firm get this portoi, OF
tho tunnel has lrng ho~ti considered tho most
dangerous. No blame can 10 attached tn those
in charge. ~ the rick apparently well r1s,,-
ported md tho defect seclna to hAyo been In tic
rock, mud not III tho way 1t wna su4ta,nct.
Measures will Immediately bc taken to sur1urt
aHy do'ndrnlizcd lock, II any I've discovered.
Tho nai,cra aull fore.,iou, meantime, uuetu to
laaro httia fcnr Of another fnIl.
, 1875-08-12
LuZERNE COUNTY, pa.

sbstMl UlFD2ztA % 7He ChEea0o 1F1ouNt,
W1LKEsrAnnE, Pa.. Aug. 11.-Tho Convention
OF tho unterfiled Democracy Of Luzesno Coun-
ty closed to-day. The result OF thor dcllbcra-
tlons is somewhat remarkable, from tho fac.
tllat the ticket IL msde up Of foreigners. mostly
1Ttah, With but alng!o American. Tho latter IL
he Wilkssbarzo correspondent OF the Associated
lTcss. Iharo we;u tllsty-seyen candidates for
County Commissioner, fcquiru,g oloyen ballots
during thseo wcary hours to decide. The De-
mocracy Is aomouhat dumosalizeA A. this turn OF
affairs. ,Nh.le tbs Republicans arc tubilans, aud
are ssnEatno Of "1nnins foot!iold IL this coun-
UeMQfEacY.
, 1875-08-12
THE 1lACOUPIN DEBT.
Tic Conlrromiso Submitted TO the
f'corlo By the Board Ut Supervisors.
dtis MI NJ

The ConarromiHe submlttoil to tho
fcopao oy me nonra ot snporrisors'
.'''a.f@e t"'''eo"pn. e'4'Rsl De"oe7a..
Tho following proposition to bonahotdcra to
n5,,,,aa ~. a.. nn.-l ~ r..e...,. T.:.,'.
aaoI'tod W Hfo oonfu OF onpcrslsord ffloAy
st.,d +hst il v.. a,.f.oa h., 1,,a,.o n,,,,hrI,
S>A" s"s ""o "A@.loo y s"uh' Ata1''ou't
ano a e%ooa'oa his 1te''s ~ 70 .hat IL olalsa-
c,n,,joyotl hr tha spneryinnrs nntt onnntv sss,,t
ed n ts ,,ro,.rstint sJ oisa ~ i t,or
proyal. Il can hardly fail. Wien fully uuds1F-
ttood, TO secure tho concurrence OF oycFY cau-
aidernto taxpayer who has honestly rrofotsod to
esss eoams hse nnp'o q ooson 'o PnS pt .st
,h4k VITA the supotsuol troln n'h Town anu
tsa.n a'. III tue Iao.s ln eonheesloh wlth y, 70
inr Of ,ha county ,nproyeI Nv ssndino @ # sn,t
III, tta .uist"t;.i rno,,f, o'tuiius ~ W. "
~ ~ - s.u ~ uuant1n9ua AloutbeLueas
~ tne lVopo -. .1n coun!y. - mnses tno ooha.
Mo'aefs m,v9oaniI, t9a el sou without much doubt
ipte1cst Of iii na.ties promoted. ON Id '' ~" ''''
tba .at;o ~ ~. -,ao'1 Ii - o.u1t sunt
tn tne aetaoa =! sno pgoplo .nsht 9o kaoWh befofc
Supervisors, should tEoy asain BE- 1 eaIod to s sp
pour beforo tho United States Court ut Bpri1,x-
ilcd, will be able to report tlat tho county liz
nrcnrtcfl and nc.cd in 0no,I f.itI, .,nor ti;o ~
49, p';,sa. ..,,,as sb ~ - E"9 I'LL 1toh ~ ~"
ti1 s!yo s..en soo ~ .uuEo DAs.s. IL tno ou1la.
nulooIh saou 1etAso 70 ootao 70 toeHst NO b4hll
hare tho advantage OF the sympathlca OF tAo
members of the Court.
THE pnopoaJr1o1.
WuxRrAs In x1ntntinn NJ H.. ,rrncn.tr,,... NJ ~,
neopo Of Nte Coun,Y IF H.rounsn ia Ismntv tonrt
u sutl connty in Ii vasrs 1sf ira III iasS ~
the purposo of raistuo tnounY In refsrsnec to tha
bu1IItnx Of Coutt-fiorso In sstd nnuntr snH tnr In,
proyslsnta oos1nncte therewith issri sho IonI. .r
ther ey0cncsa ii ibtiahteine.s III soff rnnntv ha,r
Inc ipfarnst II 10 rer ecnY ~ srnn,n frtns.t
sa,nisnnuaIiy. 10 ! isrvs srarnt .n,na.cti /, ~
about 81 4I0 o AMI xirross Iii iudohtainssa ~
trcnrrrs1 ~, ths r1,1rt~ .,,ts;,r1ttss ~
itnnnt IL ssnctan ~ H. rsn u tsrsnt Io9ns9 ny
s.n. unt hsvinv h..n, .utumfttcI ~ thsr,s ~ ~
sr euproyhI or rejeetiun mi iaroe na,t - ia .un
, 1875-08-12

. Tut 1t4S70*[H % ~ E"KR99 7SSVHN.
LlkcoLht keb. Aug. t1.--FoK seFarai days past
Rraashoppefs lave beca tying oser tho stAso
vest OF hete III = souihssly direction. Hseat
fear "aa entertained thst they we1e about to 81
tack cora In soma manneg ~ about this tnls
last year they aStuslly boY&n work On coru uear
urahl IslAa1t Silver LskN, Aild oti.nf localities
Private dispatches frota various Westorn points
to-day ststo that tfloy aro On tho wing s4ain4
still southusrd,. hnd tint dama8ea eEs os listis
Gapts4us4e9, Tk1s kythsak!a n&6t e1c&AQQ1
sssA1 IAIoleIak
, 1875-08-12

Special D1tNakth b TIE Chfta4o 7F3hNnt.
ST. PAUL. 3linu., Aug. ll.-At Lake City thia
morning 4. II. Sanford aud benjamin Cramer,
labosers, engaged Ia digging street cistsrn for
tho city, werc buried uudes 10 foct Of earth by
aAa Bidee Of the excavation caring in. Huu,lreds
wore soon engaged III shovoling RwaT the earth,
but oycr two kIourn elapsed bafoto tbatr dead
bodies wero 1slcaed. Both leayo families.
, 1875-08-12
QRQMNEQ


Htsctal Dt1ndtch 10 Ths Chieaao Tribune.
KAssAs Cr11, Mo-. Ang. l1.-A itslo girl IL
1nonths old, tito dsughlor Of . poor woman
paucd Shoemaker, fell into bucket Of bluuing-
water today, while the mother WIS hanging Out
clotles, aud drowned.
, 1875-08-12
THE MINNESOTA CAMPAIGN.

Special Ntstatth to The Ch;cH1o Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. Aug. l1.-senator VIM
dom arrived to-day from Minnesota On politi-
cal questions tie Senator Hsya there Is DOW no
excitement In Minnesota. Tho Republican par
ty IL mora united than it has been before Tor
two years. tho family quArrels that Lavo mado
tho result Of the Last two electnna In that State
doubtful having nil been healed up. The ca1,<li-
dato for the 9overnorehip. Flitsbury. 10 coil-
*ideta ono Of tho strongest men who couli
have bcau nominated, and, while no ad-
Nuts that tie Democrats haye selected
good man. he aaTB il not 10 popular caudidate
~ Tho ono put forward by tho Republicans. On
the subject OF tho currency, Senator Windon
saJh ha has failed to find any difference of
opinion all belnB Ia favor OF hard money. Bono
z'9ud ~ 90 earlier
at 10 distant tiaY,
, 1875-08-12

Ai"''"+ AtSJ"HH ~ III [Atcnt0 4Ts9HNs
LAW hksoE, Aug, ia man namei Mccoy
died here to-day ffom tho etIcc.s OF torr,blo
Eun-ahoe wound accidentally inflicted by him.
seif Aoysr&! dnyB apo.
, 1875-08-12
GOV. TllQEA.


:6pscsa1 Dtspaath 10 1As cs.eaos 7t4ssfrt.
DurrALo..N. T., Aug. u.-Go1. Tl!tlou left
cur oIty slis morning by special car on t4o Can.
szal Road, and will atop at HAtsyia, Rochester
f5yrsouse, Uaiea, Heading, and Haratoes. On
Friday he will call on Tho Hon. II. ]. Nodtte,d Al
UxtsyiA,
, 1875-08-12

RALEIGH, N. c.. Aug, 11.-Iha la.eAs auslen-
Ao reports show that the election hAs gous 10
Democrats 50 Iepublioans l independent
Democrat. .6ixty-oua il neesasary for u choice.
, 1875-08-12

| and judging from tho Number and class ot
t1os7cs sIrcaiy e,tercd, thcro will 10 n1isk
cntnrrsition and large ticId Tlnso mo tuto 4
| number hero already, ftopariny for tho q, crt !;
! and the morning rxarcisc- arr, even now, inter-
i catjng Tile President, Mr. Charles Tnylns, IN
mort H1ergptc and carbcat In ha c1ertlp1.4 tt1
gain for tlIe track reputation that will leave It
sacou< to uuue in tts WeA, and, viii, that
object in v,cw, boil, lo ami Tic 1Nrrctuts tIsyo
Determined Tint M l1ippu1romiug " fout diving
will ho tolerated. Tia ettries utosnd Inst oven
ing At 4 o'claek. The trnck liz nav Ia most CT
ceficnt condition; n ttIo ,lul,royou,eute that OK.
rsirnce chi sugKcst arc lnii.g constantly made,
rerardic.a uf exre,,ne aul several Old tnrfmct,
! have congratulated ,hc A.toclntiun IN i,ayits
ono ot Ito prett,est aud as.aat tracks thoy have
! ever LEON ut,
THE nixon NEgrrxa
fnsctat H:sIaG'h to Itt CAtr,fao Tribune.
A'Ao'' tti't au;' It'll He !hrE0 fos]Gr6 AH-
..rroclato ut, tho Sent, IL. H. II. ntli IL nu1t.
were nut m tp-t1hq. prpn,irinh ntnount;n,, t.,
;;5.2T5 will bo rntl. Tic aronnds o,nnracs IN
arrcn on the eoutl, uiio of Rack luYur and nd.
juitns the sane. They aro Also INSIDE Of lin
, 1875-08-12

EA1T1MoRE. Nd. Aug liza special front
staunsou, Va, yesterday. says: IA = freight
train Vss passing through the Dig Dend Tunnel
on the Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad 20 feet Of
the ruof fell, crashing tie engine, k,ltEug tha
accident wAs caused BY q fnck aeyoral tons il,
weight being toosontd aud hanging, and when
tie locomotive struck it tho whole mass fell"
, 1875-08-12

Spfcfai bf4patch to The Eheaaa Trio1mA,
ST. PAUL, Manu., Aug. 1.-The Weather pleas
ant and tho hurycsk progressing rapidly IN all
SECTIONS OF the State. Tho average throughout
tho cultivated area Of tho Stata promises 10 10
considerably larger tl,an usual. spring whent,
oats, and barley coming Oh with large yield
but tho latter falling behind IN quality. Wtntor
wheat, Of which the aroa bovn was comparative
ly small. yielded large, anl Of high grado. Corn
will fall short OF tho avsxoge. Ill vegetable
cropa aro doing we1l. The potato folds havo
boon Attlo troubled by tho bugs. which haro 70
duced production for five years past Latu rains,
accompanied by wind, hnvs lodged great deal
Of heayY grain, which will delay tho heryost.
Spsesat N1utcA b tn CaeAto 7rtas.s<,
WASHINGTON. D. c. An8. l.--Benatos Vim
dom. who arrived born t1ia n,orulng directly
from Minnesota, confirms tho repotta heretofore
received AZ to tho daoellenk condition OF the
crops in his Btato. The season ban been delight
fully COOL and tona Of tho heavy rains t!kt have
de'uged tue ltisslsAippi Valley farther south
reached Minnesota, The wheat has maturcd
without aocidoat. aud tho farrneta ara now In the
midst OF tho harvest. Uslesa thsre ehould DO
heavy Tains within tho next two weeks tho crops
will III be safaly secured Senator Window lives
ct winone. 10 Tho shoass Of the nchsss Wheat
flCl&ta OF lila St4ta. J. .
, 1875-08-12

EvctJ drop Of tho sarenpartlian Resot.nnt comnurL
safes through tho Linu. swsa,, urno, ed utlrr tal.
IT. IT. t Of ne sste re vlaof of fe for Il rtta
Ss,ens y ,f, p ryphais osa:ron. zIsndn'as uls
4a sta HAtt futEs t4tnks, no19a In thu gAtids nd
othsr passe x ho ssscm sose struno1oHs d..
casts, o9uptsons lever stad hea<, w{rIn
rhsaa ',r 9ssstpsi.; X asIc nsaf 'pst; + ~
psian dlxctge1. night s~pas, Iva OF sieriu I'D Il
xasTe Of ~ ~. Ecipo. n!thiu tho cratlYd aa{
pntent power to Giro tla1t. e' ~
thn saslrt, datty leoonlne rstgacod b. TIM wnse,
and decomposition hnt ia contlnnatsy progressing
9Th ne ' 5nsternl msdo frm tiy bloaa,- ani I'LL Il,
~ sss -, hi III a.sa aoss soonsn7. eurp Ia curtsa
tae1" r. nn s.oroeds Il ditatashinE tho I,ss Il wa
FRI! ht1rc!f gs"in.; bettr and arn9cT, The t.ud H.
fas4ikk betss appcats improving. Hnd Heah aad wrlM
hos oaiI dssH s,s Bsnspsrilnsa 4ssolsent szeei ii
Gonstltutsos aud skin dlsea4os. but 1t tlo on va
, 1875-08-12

THE WHITE BTDCHiSG8.
Tho White Stockings will rctuFn homo Monday
from shcir unsucccsatul EnRto1n tour. On tho
following dny theJ wilt tackto the Athtetics. Of
Fhltadclphia, aud again Wednesday and satnr-
lay. This In the first visit hero Of tho club which
BthudH second in tho championship racn, and
taero Ia good deal Of curiosity to see shon In
the field The gamo will probably be largely at
tended notwithstanding tho losa Of interoHt in tho
ho.ns club. Tho New HAvcns will be tho next
vlsltols.
G!enn, the Captain Of tho club, arrived home
dry Or two ago, having asked loase VI absence
after playing tho professional games Of tho tour.
lle cane accompanied by his wife, WHO had l,ccn
HtsSing in Rochester, mud hcncelorth ha will
mako Chicago po,mnnoutly hia home.
THE WHITE STOCKINGS At CINCINNATI.
C1xc1SSsr,, Aug. l1.-Dasc-bal-Chicagos
IL; LulluwH. 0.
THE NpsToTH Ar ERIE, Pa.
Srfridt L*t'Urh 10 TA< Chicago Tribune.
EEiE+ pA., Ats. I.-A match game Ut base
ball was played hero tliA afternoon between tho
l}osions aud tho keyhtunea, OF thia city. Owing
to tue rain, and tho fact that tho Nostons waut-
cd to leave Gu tho afternoon train, only 1oven
innings were played tile scuro at tho close stand
luz eight 10 tmu. The Dostons did not play
their best. They play ut Columbus tomorrow.
HAMC. At LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, ky., Ang l1.-l}ase bali: Cineln-
ua.iB :; Lug les. I. lilo lattcr earned two Euus,
, 1875-08-12

MAINE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
PORTLAND. ~Ne.. Aug. 1.-THE Republican
Convention for the 'Dourth Congressional Dis-
tk1et to-day nominated Con. plaisted to ill tho
VACANCY caused by the d4ath Of Mf, uersss.
, 1875-08-12
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

urinary aad Wonh Diseases Gravel, DAbs.s4, D.aptA
stpp.Gs u water, tnoont:nsuoo Of uria?, HH9hss
dGst dsoostts .. tt!e xsto< = thtet. eoHdI niIed ~
te 9! tho~e !noshh. DARK bltos,s appes<snce .A
white bonotHs tiapndts. and Mtan there ID pt!ckanE
OF tho hack and Atonx thu lolas. :.
Tumor Of TwClvo Ycnrst Grewth Cured b.
ftnttsvuy's Acsoivent.
HkvEKLT, hAs1. JalY Il, IN
DH. HAnWAT: 1hAse bad ovarian tutnur IL Tho axk1w
aud b3Hol4. All tho doctrs saia So thaFe No hslp ii
IT. tfted ov1tt hh4 that recommended. but tat
my ,heipea Y ns. Nv yoas iie.ol!sat md thaoYti!
ford for twslss yoees nk liz bottles 1t tlo Ro4ss
aud 1ne boz nf Hzway's ills and two buttlos u Js
r. tot I'D iosl hessss sm.Itex: md hepper thtai
sle Of tha bowels ovot the srn4n wrtte this yoa IL
tas bsoeds Of oss. YOU can pHbtiah 4 Yon chocs4
PElcc. 81 Per bottle.
, 1875-08-12

lTHE.k YORK REPUBLICANS,
NEW IoaH. Aug. little Republican State
Convention will bo hsll st Ba1atogA On the 9th
Of september.
, 1875-08-12

THE CALIFORNIA DEMOCRACY,
aAN FzAkc4soo, Cal. Aug. 1l.--Ths Indepeud.
ent Democratic Convention Iss. night uousuat-
I'd Rsm Hrannan for Cqogrees,
, 1875-08-12

OREGON CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
Ban fAAaGlsco, Aug. little Independent
State Convention Of Orogon met 1t Salon to-
:day. q. u. Whitney was nominated for Con-
HFAAd.
, 1875-08-12

TOHHKQU tn FAICHCELpHTa,
Pn1LADE1pnlA, Ta., Aug. u.-This afternoons
tornado Of extraordinary yiolcnce passed over
the northwestern portion Of this city, and tsav-
eling In n path about 100 feet wide caused great
destruction Of property. About dozen
Aouses wore unroofel trees torn up
by tho roots, hisns demolished, fon-
cea oyerthfown, and climncys toppled.
Horses attached to wagons wero thrown TO tho
ground and tho wagons amashed. Tho Ioof
uf the depot OF dronf i Coates' ntreat railway
was torn On, and carried noasly squaro BY the
wiud, which, i'll this vicinity waa uuaccompspied
by aaln. although torrents fell in the lower por-
tion Of tho city. Tho storm lasted but ton
minutes. Nobody Was personally injured
, 1875-08-12


RANsAs Crzf. Mo-, Ang. l1.--Tha grcntcnt ex-
citemcot prevails on tito streotH this evening,
oaused by the rnnor Of collision Oh the North
MISSOURI Railroad. between special train Of tbs
Iiaantbal Il 81. Joseph Railtoad aud tho formers
passenger train, which went out this evening
With eight coAchon full; but further inquiry
pfoves that in aaead Of the passenger II waa
stock tsntn- A special train on the Hannibal l.
st. Jozeph Railroad, WIKI = number OF ptonr-
bent railroad ofsciaia, Loft Randolph, milos
out, 60 ming west, while tho stock tTaiu left
Harlem at about tho CAME tilna, bound east, aud
the trains coDided, hut uithour throwing single
car of. Tho engtnee wsro considerably injured.
Superintendent Lee, Of Hannibal, had hts
shoulder broken, nnd 0oneral- Manager Perkins,
Of tie burlington Il Missouri 1so&d. was sBhtiy
About tsensy cattle on the North Misaoan trai,,
wore klIled By tho force ct tho cotscnFsion. Les
and Perkins arriTed hcro about this evening"
md medical AID was at onco rendered.
Stecstt bts7atch to Tht chst,a,o Trih4sne.
KAKsAs Cry, ho., Aug. observation-disclosures
Doh Stov4ns of the Hanniba! 4 st. 10, and
Qenerhl-Supcrineendent Harris, of the Chicago,
Burlington d QUINCY, uero a}so bruised slightly.
ACCIDENTS NEAR wILxEssaaas. PA.
SpscIul DisracA to The Chttaap TRIBUNE.
WnKEaBARrE, Pa, Aug. 11.--Yestofiay after
noon party Ut women from this city, who llnI
been picking berries oa tho mountains, wero
walking along down tho railroad, when they at-
tempted to ctoes tho truck, and one OF them,
Mrs catlarino Daus, Haa cansht by train Of
coal cars, Which rau over aud out OF bptI, Ler
logs atovo tho knee. As shs fell She lmpulBiye.
II clulchcl tlle d1ckB OF ono Of the other wo1ueu
who barely oHcapcI with her lffe. The unfostu-
nntn woman was Gu years Of ago, and died in a
Bllort time.
At Sugar Notch. Mrs. Thomas Thomas was
passing hotwcon two eect,ona of Goa. train,
whom tlloy caine together aud crushed her to
death.
Yesterday Ind named Michael Loo WAS found
dead III coal cilute lie lad heou al wurl,
shoseling coal In tho chute, nud It iB suproHnl
that he fell into she clluto and waa gradually
coynreI3 - thr 1r+A1 ns1
, 1875-08-12

foht anu natcn fonnu III each gar
thu pantaloons to replace those Lost which did
not match tho othDrs. bho also described ouc
STOCKING that had boen dsrned with yasp Of q
dlncreut colas. Ia word. her description Of
Tue elothlns "as 70 accurate In s:eIy particular
under her special care. But, wonderfully
accurate ~ she had boon en this point. she
was most strangely wrong sa hsE description
Of Tie boiy, Monroe boiog a.. .t lesnt :
hor husbands ilslr alA ~tiiskers ~ coarse
wn4 black, adding that fliB hair bud boon out
quite Hh0rt few days before ho ssx drowned,
while that upon the hesd Of the doccasod vas
Long Ailky, md of = chestnut color. Monros's
son confirmed hts mothef's testimony relating
both to tho clothes sud tho body. No attempt
VAS u,ada to lmpaAch either, nor was tAeYu any
doubt that hlouroo had been drowned, ~ allsgad.
1t Wa dlflnult to reconcile theso conflicting
statements. Mrs. Muuroe wan ~ clearly right
abput tho Clothes ~ she wAs wrouY 4bont tho
body found in them.
TIE THIRD 1RquEsr
resulted In finding that thu body previously I'd.
Judged to be MorganH was that OF Timothy
Aunroe.
While up Ia tho tin,o that airs. Monroe appeared
there weIe 1o juat grounds TOR dlsersditinY tLe
correctness Ut thu SECOND inquest, yet after tAe
third inquest had beHn held It IataSla ahera Wa
= BrouX ruac.iou iu pubic opinion. Although
the gentleMeo associated with me in tho invests
estl0n wore still strongly Of tho opinion that tho
body wss shat pf Willlnia Morgan, my own pre-
yiously clear and sttpnX convictions we1a good
dull disturbed. Nor can Low, after uoArly htty
years' anxious inquiry sntl teiloct.ou, my ttlRt
III, satisfied that IL ~ea Of x2s not tic body uf
Willlatn MosBRu.
Tho last ,uquest was hold only few days be-
fore the election. No other question antetea ita-
tAam lsd pJaslouai, o1 hsyy u.l1as wituess.d.
QAlulH W 14E ~ 0oop IA0uon BTQA2.
4 A9sH sreniuga lslozs tao election I Nenl iata
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-13
CITY-OFFlCERs..
CEURCHES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. .CnURCH-Rev
Thomas Phillips, pastor. Services, morn
ing, afternoon and evening.
BAPT1sT.-Rey. Mr.. morris, pastor.
Services, first Sunday evening. and tile
second and fourth Sundays, morning.
and evening.
METHODIST (south).-Rcv. Mr.. Cam
pbell, pastor. Services morning and
seveHing. Sunday school, 8 Am.
PREsBYrERIAN.-Re Mr.. B rown
evangelist. Services. morning aud after
noon. Sunday-school, 8 IL A. NJ.
EPisCoPAL.-First and third Sundays.
Morning and afternoon.
LUTHERAN CHURCII.--Rev Mr.. HOugh.
pastor. Services, morning 10 IL, even
ing ut o'clock.