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New Furniture,

HENRY GLASS has just received by rail. a
new and large lot of fashionable and common
furniture. which he has marked down to the
lowest figures for cash. Give him call.
m-Octl9
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" Richard Himself Again.
R. S. ROBERTS
Has Just received good assortment Of
COOKING, OFFICE 6 pARLOR
9ToVE9.

all in complete order. which he will sell at
low down figures.
1.-THE GENERAL"
anew patent cooking stove IL said to have
great advantages over other cooking stoves
n Call and see him.
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~ Ali job Work, cash on deliv-
, 1876-06-22
TIE RAILWAYS.
TIE PASSENGER RATES,

TIE PASSENGER RATES.
The General Ticket AMI Passenger Agents Of tbs
roads leading iron, this city tn tho Enat expected
10 socrfye urdcrs yesterday 10 make further rc.
,tc!pn in the through ratos, but up to lutte hour
last evening no directions hid becn received. II IL
cn!n,eh Thai ono two Of the lines have been sell
lhg lhe reduced tickets IN Il SHY days limit. which
would u,aku the round trip to New York Int SO
fnstcutl of s ~ Is nuw the regular rate tas round
trip tickcta. In oter 10 chccklnalc tho cutting.
rua.!s, II ~ nnw pruppscd TO seslure the rsgmIur
t:rnscnlial Tickets to S!5 for ,thc round ttip u
Philadelphia, and ST to New lnrk, these tickets
IN he limited to rtxty days. This would be r..
,ltcttuu a1 the Phtladeiuhia rates Of s. std ts
New York rates % 81. II is ass,rrohnhc that thn
REGULAR tickcts tn New York will hu reduced 10
ST. within few days. Thu reduction IL Ea,sa has
fur far bcneltel thc roada nlurc than It has hIrt
them. II Inns stimulated tho traIlic to great
tcnt, mud all the tras leaving c city for ths East
nj nrGrcrHxtfru.
, 1876-06-22

Spkt7lA {HJp1Gf ~ jht 1Fta4Hh
WAra1sGrps, u, T., Iuur 4l.-The investiga.
,o, ot IN" ,ii,w,us,r WHISKY lin, nfalr VA, 1o.
uon ., 'he s'""uHee ~ ",,sA, '''s 49, ,.ns.,s
formerly 1tcyennc Agent, and nav professional
Government ~t,ucatcr ean,n,rIlcctl his testimony
IIfn htrrct rxpntn,ttnn wou mt ou,r cpmrlrteh,
1,, 49,. ,,, H. r,, l.. ~
""ose .a,e' VINO no"s ee"' ~ t""-fsss " 'tls
grace VI tiod hhl t~o 'otcn. hclca - principal
prosecutor, and conducted thc prosecution with
zssl horn Of malice. Vhc Committee decided that
~. .x.n.r,. .,",.n., 10y. l.. t,n,tl,,. ,.n.r
."e pa,.e e"'sMsa' i"""e ~ .".""us, -. ".."
beyond tl's bo'de'. to kccp himself outside the
rfisua bars,
GUILD MOT LIE TAKEN ~ py,pEHcE
s.,,, ,",I,,c t.nts ,,,,yry.r ,,u,t ,,,n rn,L,,,a
he1e' ""!lsc 1"'e' "''"efe1 took teolt eo''".Hs
Ills cory " Ills abatement, aud hskvd hin traa'ng
questions from II, nnl constantly put iu conk!!ngs
uoush tie nlost damaging .ta,en,rn,s, 1he Co!a.
nstes Tas obl'sc1 It tnss tn tntettupt Cute IT. ns
secne'! Cunk1lHy lold pretty much ebont l!ie same
st"ry shout 'au Mum tint he ~" tn Chicago hs'
furr Mum WIS acquitted. Conhlin. xottslt tD en-.
h,lljst 'he ,alrsrrlpton Of his Interview ~,iA
allrgea trho With sort of ward sl~tch. !ls aaid
that =. April y ls,.5. h. tsnnk,!a4l uaid " oo1
, 1876-06-22
CRIME.


DURttas,ruH, In. JUNG 21.-The city haa been
IN n fcrmcnt Ut excitement to-day over lie case 0f
Harry Ice. lie wlN brought dDwn before Squire
Oyrftun this murn,s ut n o'clock, md IuttIcr u.
o. NruwntnE, his attorney. demanded lrarny on
tho information Alal against him, which was fur
The murder IT Elm Watson nt E1unwka two ycnrs
pgu. M prosecution ap,,carel hut tho Court MAS
informed tint ilu witnesses w.'ul!l arrive from
llcn.ler*nn CUNT at :. o'clock in tho afternoon,
ani adjourned to that hour, Lcu flul
Iccn Informed That he. was wanted
IN lllIna!a ts .unswaf t|,c charge u
keeping honsc 4 !ll.fnrnc. and hoped thRl upnn
failure 10 mnkc 1ut under the Information
he would bo rcicrtcd and make Gnod his cscare.
At 0'cnCE lnYtc crowd COLLECTED ut tho 1nsttceH
o1lcc. The tyail WIS .1cnycd, no witnetsea M.
rcared, ind Lee was discharged Pnhltc {cr!f1l.
ran high against HIM. anil t1,c Uicrss attempted to
hel lin III spIteuf the EeleaHc, bnt were dasna,l.
cd by the dr,ii,trf al Lee and His attorney. Lee
was kept under close snrseflnncc by thu police
until the traIn arrived from uGuawka. w!suil
IN Information was 1lrl against hin, bctnre
Police Judge Stusmnn, for keeping house Of H.
fnne in 1lllnpis and alleging that he was fugitive
having remained With H.. attosnry, and made no
rf"rti 10 escape, There IL little Doubt from words
dropped by Henderson County Y,'innt. now III
thfs city, ttat tho real crl!ne for which Ice i.
wanted ID The nl,Edur 1t Ellen Watson. The es.
animation WIS continued until u o'clack to. tnar-
row morning.
, 1876-06-22
Maximum Thermometer II, AlatiHhtl. 81.
4KkEnAL OBSERVATIONS.
jsssr1. lima - nj jth
TEtEGRAPHic NOTES.

ColukHus. o.. Juuc al,-ureAt prepafst!ons
ate being msdo for the Thisd Nauonal Reuaion Of
soldiers ss Caldwell. Sept. 6. u, aud z. Col.
prowu, Of ths National Soldiers Home At Dayton
will pfrs!de. md Gen. kirkpatrick will deliver tue
address VI welcome. TITS War Department, under
d tssolut1an Ut cungrcss, Will furnish tho camp
uuu Ut The nany inisrcsttng features VI the occa-
siun.
Nxw YoAK. 3aac 1l.-Seyssa2 0! Nov YoFk's
social, artistic aLd literary peupls mel in Chick.
crn2 Hall lust evening and u the pIestnta.
.iuh Of 4 COMMUNICATIVE vase iu Ni!!1m Cullen
bryant. This presentation address wax made by
the Ney. Dr. Oscuod.
SAeeaas bstpascA q 11s TFtonn4
MgNDoTA. H.. 3une u large kale Of
thoroughbred trolttns stock belonging to Sprria &
Elliott, uf l.anut1lc, ca1ne OF yrs.vsuay. Fifty
HORSES and coils realized s., 800, which nas Gun.
sldeEably below tAe o~hcrs' expectations.
, 1876-06-22

inn lad ,4rtnt"d hintcif when lr rrbrIlcd nraInst
t.c King. mud proceeded I" stso '":crptt"" Of
cnsrEIH,Sa rttE rfHsT DEGREE,
illustrating hi. rspanatton- II tahtng l!ia pln,e IN
IT. !" IF. os s srrss 4. II he hss m"
aAn' u rnss! e Ii" ii. p"tro:s s;s!.ps5:!as Y:
ii rillenins 'i% them n. sly lie called np"n ,he
a"afe to sys n's s % ss%f'; ~ vn,t s np 9s m
into sarrc. ami prrlormlng such tomfn'lrry.
before bringing III from Tic ante. rso'n ths can;
r' ,mnsvo"nce m % "t lhr Masoric body an' ei,cG in.
htAHcct In proDt h!s ntsr rrtIun-. ..-...
After Rnng through the formula Of qncttionns
the cantlhnt". hOnayne eaei upon The Junior
with, max q, ''rsblesow a,nat h. neck.
latter raru,cn, leiny rolled ~ to the knee. TT"
LEFT fonl wa. harc anh the right VIZ cnsrreh with
nllp'sr: Konayns :Ratn challenged my Mann %
The candidate, who, for hi. purrosce thn lecturer
tepre,en,s,d =. " to Itsy y, !am"s ilant" WA
ss1 Se :S "e ind H.
,Ias every Mnson present WIN w!tnrarrd Tie ccre.
tuany Of making elandrr,inu Mason viz viulaiIng
lolEc le w"n1l go nl'oul the hall and takc the
nnlnc f every nnr pf them Hnh rrpnrt them 70 tbs
o1se for H!sais.al i" ta i. was !ml.sh'e. fot
wa. next led +" the nttar, whcrc he knclt nn the
tootttool al tnscd h!' lctt hana uniet she i''nle
" gationT. I'll onuye M " nsan ..sstc !att; @ Tia. % Ma.on
S4 n, 'sat q Z r h. ssE ,i hS
hatl. anil ihe nbfixnt'"n just takcn was tnst ar
binding. lie .a!a Mnronry WIS ha,l. Int t'fl.f.!!.
y toa Tsn"f. agr" ,s =.
sparkling Institutions. md ma.lc similar references
4, othet or.trA, whc'. were oN'hos' ot Mu-onry;,
hE WnA tlcrtHrel MDhUn.
, 1876-06-22

Farwc,l Hail contained large audience mainly
,no ,ax, rvrnfnp. rnthcret fnr The MI rnoao at VIII
1icFstnE IN eSpote ~ tna @otR OF conseff'aS INC
lf"t .lesEce Of FFce'nan'n1y ny Eamonti honayne,
formerly o. & Mss.ons nn 'oa u' .d'" sy , u a
!o'"','te 'H-,'., u.s h",a.s. "''A '''N '
tnna' Lhf's15an hHsoc'at'on. ,....,.-
Mr. Houaynr md tho colored ianttor arranged tho
atnsc 1hn chafrx wrru taken nj. and sma,, altar
rs plassa IN ths % ecptrs witt. ncde.ta son.ain,ne
three tapess pointing cast, north, and south, aud
bible aud gayel upon II, and footstool close to
u ~ lin irft ot thr stnvr mn, IN frnnt of II wu.
u, 'aa III u, .as s.ass u. u " ~ W." w.
placed sna!l saole containing hasaaic eooks' Aid
beside It a chair upon which there was 1!ack'
hef9se commencing the show, hyann"nst' ,ya ~, %
70 DC snng nn H .sfs,c"rs
t. !s e1poss eni'eftnm Wy" ~" aso n asIn H., W. 10
rey nIew !nv ta, Ut osac s es nor M
thu sscoai dcsrsa Would b. worked, IND il tSs
evening the sh,!d; .r 49, .n,,,.
,,a 1asE G1aT or C, cH4nAG9eRs M.Iea1 ss.n.x roo,
ws!l; senior Warden, IT. i. Dsities: u. <. lstt.
tttt. Sah1ot - a. ky. ,ar eyE
fSsary ;x;'ar Inm # ,cosu = e Wn Tsi"1 f. H.
li!nMa,. lhs gentlemen wsIs passfu " the POSI-
t'1ns allotted t y s,nisar "alseIs i'. ~ ,eae
!.oase, olr,led shc l5oeceti'nsa with solns intro.
tnetory rTmHIhn: iis raa stecn!attve ,Ma;,anry
wv s7nGss as ~ " "m ~ e"
!4i si; tvcn en- @rmdsr Of Krystaas i"dsc. "id jss
l'!Aon Hnl himself Were ~ t'er9 WIS .! u. ~
ID try speculative frcemasonry, aiM! hu would act
~ prosecuting Httprnsy, u" Wo"M suppose that
Frsenason!y hah Jrtt 'n'aietSu IN sSssrai commits
Ahu t!nc ~ tllusc chahts was that hla4onfy "is
f4lschond from brg.HslnE 10 sId, ana nne " t'te
n'ost Ia"latsnus on tlo tsrg ~ the naHh.
bccsasr e wns liz ltsl Mos, Excellent .sfaMi slas:
ter. Here wAs the assertion thns ro'olhun a'li
, 1876-06-22

~
OSkr OBJECT LINE tn FNASCE.-Thc General
Transatlantic CunIany's Mail Steamers t~twrcn Srw
YORK and lla're. calling ni l'l,imntI!t;. h ttaF t1Ic
vSItte routs fof the conttnsnt |s.Iln. lroyeI Win
u follows. ST. t;EKMAiS. Nreuiau1 sasusdas, June
=. ~. m; LADKAih,s Snnsllcr, Saturday, July !.
l.1!eo 2! M i.a.a;s IN y gold Gncludnx x,ns, EIrst
err tnir 11 n e ~ ~ M
lurtl rates streTnKc. t:a With t1mrlur aern.,,,'o:
extra chars+. etrnurrr marked Tin. 10 mt carry
.trrrngr ra:.cnyrrs; lDtls i,rl;EstAS. Agent, 81
curnuf Randolph, AEeut for CtirAGa
, 1876-06-22
had the package. Mum told him to lay 1t down In

had the package. Mum told him to lay 1t down in
shr hoirl spn,cwhcrc, ~ lie
GOULD SAT- III Hal, NEVER 1IyrN IT 70 HIM.
Mann -ntd tr wns mt afratd Of him. aud tonk Il
from him. Later In Tie day he saw Mum again,
and Mum said II was all right. -,
tUnkllng. In rchphnpe u IN inquiry. supposed
tt,at the tt.s'tters wonfd n?t !'ayc paid shlt to
, Mano nn's,; ,aey supposed they would derive
il the examination. upun another branch of the
tnljcct, Conklng In sone uarttcnlars. rust,n
The statement whIch consCtu,et his safe. cohdncl
from Canada, hni npoh which he clat'ns he "ae
nAsr on MATT AND KEfKs.
In M instance. hnwcsrr, 4l! he rlaIm nt state
of the existence os III orEhn,zaton III Milwaukee
!" efraud the revenue, or tim, they Ind received
snsyr s HtS;s T. ~ gne !" a
.se HI: sys,i Holm: In, he HI. 'fo;s stc.e. Il
| IN pSnnosng the n sena,rt. "1retion w.s ltt esnsc
.! al IT.. nladrct~ The Witness wa. often eS.
harangue with the iotnmlttcc. tonk!lng swnre
that. p 10 The time Of hla Atrert. and while be wA@
nrnesl,ng to Car%n,ss ar, key.s ~ fdisnasnt Y
.hc.n lie also raid lie wu. Of the opinion tllst
THEr TitOCutlr H1M iHSnCEST.
IN hls ,pnhil'!'cd Fta.cment conklItE ssla shst
p"int- liz GUILD nnly sweas that !! WI. h. under
e"st"a i'" ea"v":. a" a. 1t ' Msi.o Ii say. M
rropoted III kryes ami uthcrt that he WOULD eolrtt
."!e taonsy 10 hsp lsy sslen,ss; TN; hs received
rAEu 1T I'll kErE.
IN twr different nreasiun.-thc frat time obnut
Sfuu. Thr at line lie did count H. hut thinks
tan,r fran lie. indeed. admitted that keyrs sni'i
to him that he wanted !" hrcak Mp the nest Of
thrvrs IN Milwaukee. tonk!ug d!t! not sct's9te r.
to awehr all the nfercHCes nf his tlatcmcnl. lie
failed entirely 10 CHu1Ictt CaEpGntGT hnd hcycA
, 1876-06-22

6ANDusxY, O., juno I'll. Tho Ohio State Mcd!-
cat Society 1eassembed VI tho halt Of tho Fut-fu-
bay llouse this morning, And, nftus transactiug
some ii,lnor tuttHess, tDok rcccss for dinner.
At The afternoon scssfun officers for tho ensuing
year weru elected, ~ follows: President, ". j.
Scott. ot Cleveland; v!ca.tresldents, First.
J.. II, Gordon Ut Gcorgesown; secund, A. J.
Mj!e.. Of Cincinnati: Third, 7. g; G. Nolan, o!
5. :. .Gruy, Vi .Piqaa. was rcrtca Treasurer: !.
". italdock, 1T Cincinnati. Secretary; and J. Il.
ri ThS foilnwins r"m.nsttes On Admissions vas
chu.en; L. T.. Hu4r4sisy, OF ut,awa: II. G.
Ppalcc, 0l Cthana; g, W. 1juu}ap. ot Springfield :
II. ". Jeuk!ns, oF 1ic1fafru, and ). fsrnne1t, Ut
Cleveland. Adjourned till o i. III. to.nusrow.
, 1876-06-22
CASUALTIES.



DEsMo1NEs. H.. June .1.-About o'clock this
morning freight train hountf curt on the Chicago
j lloek Islnnd Road Anlta. attempted 10 pat.
d passenger train on Angle track. the freight
train running on the time Of the other train, Tho
passenger engineer discovered the freight In tins
10 nearly stop, but the freight WAS nut SO fHrtunnte
10th The engines were wrecked and the baggnsc.
ear telrseopcA IN thr tender. Several Clss lunlcl
with cattle were cru-cd. md the cAttle killed ur
lnrrfbls 'naimcd. The engineers and ntc.nrn ca
carc!l by Jumping. No luFaon Injured, 1'hr track
on tMc.
, 1876-06-22

EpftfaT Wsp0{cA 70 Tie 3F18uHf.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jnno 2l.-Jaspcr n. Hawkins,
the merchant policeman shot Inst Saturday night,
dIua t!s forenoon The Cpsoncr's Jury scndcrcd
verdict OF Incidental rsoolng by dropping HI. own
pistol 1t being proved tint h!s pistol wns found In
tho aley With one chamber cnpty. and thu plslul.
holster war In hfr hand when found; also, that he
lad been drinking the previous evening. Ills own
statement bcftrr death wae. that kotnc one lying
nn the ground thot. and he claimed to know WHO il
was, but refused 10 give the nainc. lii lcarcs
wife twhu obtained divorce frum him some time
since) aud two children.
, 1876-06-22

Eptc70} 11lIpasfh to Tie 7F7bkHz
LA6ALLE, ILL.,, Junr 1l.-At nl,Nut IL o'clock
th!s 5orcnnoi! Miss Maggie Mat1,e"s. daughter uf
John anh Margaret Mathews, was found drowned
In The caual ehurt distance east 0! Lock IL In
this city. She was little past 15 years OF nst,
mud during tie pas: two months had hrrn duIns
housrwuris in lie house NJ LnMta Cook. 1ork.tcnd.
ur rrslng near thu lock. The roroRcta jury do
clt!c ahc came to her death by accidentally falling
Into the canal. She li4l been missing about two
huufY WHEN found,
, 1876-06-22

he got down IN tho burden of 1lH tahfcct-
e5ssf'"Hsy ha Se n. q 't u y Ss{ ne * s
tho Molly MagnIre.. and tl'c Anti.thInetc SUITE.
tr' "f I'm Faf"e9 @ hrn Es
iun recent Issue of the syrac.s" J9"rh't, whlrt
The ncilpn nt tue Molly Mapn'rcs was rchrnr,cd and
e,a.ca' i had ',een proven that they bud sl'nar
;s. in Mstnsy fey ysnss The 5 s,H'; ,,to teS
..n H.. II. Mson .sc,. H "S
found lnur,leront nm! cnt Throat "ath' frcnrdrd
i any III! mt hr1iescH II ct lin gn uf4 csn'n::
thu lralan-lvn inye.ttvatinn Into thr mysterious
rlrarancc of william, Morgan IN isathya. N r..
a! .ai tint sa.ons hal .wtfn lint '1cy Ind iRkrn
%reatc't authnrl'y ~, f'sccha'nnry lId ta'd that
there were hcn 81! QUO tia'nns H. III. Country and
thry Ind testified to hRyng taken she Hatla which
protested their nc,nlI"ra ff"tn pnnthrnrnt far all
erthnrs e1crp. tar murder mi l''sn treason
tic scctcts Of tho Masonic udEta the past yrut. ad
Myroh l. Smtlh. ~ Syracnse. had ttnnh up IN n
hail in thht city and mid the rcrc!atioht concerning
California iinH refUsrd swcAr because ~ their
Ma:onlc oatht and ha sppcsled y .he ;tn'!se n,nt
,si@ s ne ,i1;. w w.t n.m,e'f M If na s,o
DErin Welsh. nj, Enineut tnn,sna',.1c,y and Mr.,
Hewitt, the forncI u Dc1soerat anti Mason. AMI
liz Rcpnblieans Ind ! n,.lorIty u or,, ami yet
sFSSnsy S :"r,S re 4. II as.S G M".n. =
11tr opponent. !ls came within - Sptcs u hc!hE
r1cetc.l. Welsh md command Of II b"ay Of Knights
sr1,pns fnt "ny 1 n2no.r; Tc .nakcT raSe
m ;' ~ I O. 3 ~ ~ INK 1 ~ I 9Gr
Mfeu y " @ nsc ~. ~ ~ "
they had heen treatcl fairly In sy!acnrc by thu
psesa xn'l public. When thcy held Convention
nnc suy 'n mst, a. II ni 'u , ux w
hayu thnught inoh ot in'ntc" from The jaekson'
r ,nI ~ h, n aa,, nj, IT, rwr,s ot ihrr
prsseeng. Sey VET" ' sentse r 3 were @ sn
a.ea 70 IT. samks ~ e. .s s, ; '"e
Ct "as app'""at'' ,s.,. ~ nc s.19rswmsn ~ w,i
Of cIystal Lake relatad, IN simple mannes, hts
SG v ~ nn3 n.c ~ .'s snsnnc m . he t,f," IN
s shrL sowGa sope ~ VI ,. "', s9n, r,1
hecE. ~. ttas necHtne mnsm !oIhs ,h
n ,'u ,,. III, s ,n su" ''s ", ~ ,srn p H. NM IL
ysar. Old mn! nescr expected 10 'lea's 10 similar
'o"''''''" aE"n TMn INV !, ", svynrn.
of Wheaton, Fla IL wsa intslr.,sd + that ssg'e :
n ao " %hs 4 SoEs IT, tha a n ey le
si ssts 5" ss2"hss! ios &as " ,han sassty rss"
ssafy sya a " sss s.sa u m
chicago tonit iloases f A. E5axe q wl.ss , p \
mt already nsen ns; noa Mlsn,shy Raem mssem y.
Esua aai nj sy tsy S0a' eoaa ii @ aud % " IL Soal
morals taught ~ IN ,,,l ih' lodges tn'; I.!c.e
Mas 5sst AT a, m m"e ,,yss 9n"r =" .,ror 1n M
paring Matons 70 Molly Magut1es and tiievst ~, lie
sss! IL se I'D sdse fsis ea saSx h On Y
ay .t 9n pfnc!rls' Essry M y snt,a n. ,I. sat %as
erowned i+o.d Of ~. thsn ne Questions 81 tns tE
Sns. ths Ss ~ o of u eoc
Christ could tslEH supreme. II Was nos ae1e1as IN
y funny nos cafyins 10 rae " ,s cur aa H. nsa1 g.
, 1876-06-22
NIOIsTUARY.

Spttfd' Wsp0lch % The ITs6HHk.
CAino, ILL.,. ,3unc II. ---f'corEc ". Mnttceon the
Ya,d. Master Ut tho Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany .,crc, who WAS Killed wht1e coupling cars lust
night In this city, suls buried this afternoon. Col
Johnston, the General southern Agent, had charge
of thr funeral. No blAMc attached to any oslo,
The buAy was j}frfcsa wi,rn found. II u not Ger.
tAii.1y known Just hnw the nccllcutocchrEcd.
, 1876-06-22

Special DfspaseA to Tie Tribune.
Brn1Nnr,ELp, ILL.,. June sl.-tioS. Glcnn in the
abrcncc Of Gov. eycsitfse, netting III Governor. re.
fused tt.IE aflcrnnon 10 grant respite Or tn any.
tcrcr sentenced to he hanged ut rar,s, Eusar
County, tlcxt Friday.
, 1876-06-22
KILLED WITH y 1'EN-IlN1rE.

HFFt1u9 U1spdfth 70 TIC 1T13Hhf.
ST. Iouls, 1nhe LA special irom 1ndcpcna-
cnce, Mo-. says difficulty yesterday ut brrnt-
faat table ucaE Grccnfx1d resulted In Joacph Kim
hall striking II young miu named Davis with 4 pen.
knife below the eaT, Davis died within five min.
utcA. kiMball wxa acrrstul unI placed In ja!!
, 1876-06-22
HrnDrt.f1Ir4 INTENT.

1h:rRo.T. Mich. Jnne al.-Scar Puntinc. several
moi tbs ngo, Auht'n Parks. In frenzy nj the Lndlt.
fer ncc of the girl he loved. Miss Amelia Foster,
atnt her. Tlo wound was mot fatal. rarks, In
tc,l und WA sentenced to thu S,nto's prison for
tWoltF yc2rs.
, 1876-06-22

Special Dispateh tp 7hs Tftokna
MExporA, ILL.,. June p. .-Atss Ida coskins, =
youuE heIress Of Mendoza, mas married ths MIN.
Ing to Or, Ii. Draper, of Freepost. ILL., The wed.
ding, which waa sutnpt1ous one, wss At the rect.
drncc OF tho tr,deE uncle. The ley. ". Gaull-
well, baptist miuAtes, Performed thp eeIelnouy.
, 1876-06-22

The Itccc!yer Of tho Missouri. Kansas i Texas
,,aroad makes tho following statement Of the ap'
prxin,aso earnings Ut Ills road far the sccoIn week
In juno, lH71: Freight S:gl 3u:}. II: passenger.
slaGul.a7; mail. s.. 55i. ST., exprcss. 81. .1h.
Total, $50, 6'5, hS. Corresponding period Of last
YEur. Hj4, ifH, Ut.
, 1876-06-22
FATAL DOMESTIC. otrAR,,rr,

CfNclksAT,, o.. Juuc I1.--A. oxford, O., last
evening, q nan named Camic!d tarcw brick at
Davis, his brother. IN law. while tho inter waa
cniuavortn. IN protect hlA sister. Cau,tcldA wife
from. piusr. Davis Immediately shot htn,, produc-
!ng drath In few hours. DAVIS WIS arrested.
, 1876-06-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Yoltx, Juno 2l.-AttirrI. stca,nshtps Stats
uf Imlanu. trou dia*so"I Labrador. tom llayFs.
Mail steamer City Ut Sydney, fDE SYdleY, VIA
uvaolulu, carrying tue lttttsA lnAils.
, 1876-06-22

Ths Illinois Central ltalltoad will Commence to
sell Tickets nursow those who will attend tho
Drn,oceatic National Conventan at st. Louis on
thu eth III $t0. III fur le TouuA trip Tho sale vi
the tickets Will bo discontinued oM tho :ith, aud
lhcy arc goAd to return until July =.
, 1876-06-22
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

SpfctdI IHspa!ch 10 7ns Tribune
CEpAn ltArsl,s. H., Juue 81 AT Mount Vernon
this morning. wIilr ror,c Of the cadets were hring
salute. Charits u Marine. student fran Eintut@
hal both hantls bluwn Oft by tue premature tls.
charge of gun.
, 1876-06-22
l4k,sGAl.s

Ufslck ~ THK CuAtTEoLLkh OF CGxukkcr,
,r,,, ,WAAl.s"fuS. y. r., MAY -, l,7d.
~ Sia'Hta ak4'a4i ths "Cfy kssoaal fahk q thit4
ILL., lAt 1he tAule nlus4 he rrAtnI I'd u Nathan H.
kaxutl lrcriser, with tho lex al pruof the eof With.
Il ItGcs nloutln trous 1AlA dh Hr }LsT .ll! 4aA.
Comptroller pf tAs EulEtASy,
, 1876-06-22
KILLED Ills r..ATItER-tN-LAv.

hIIIIEO 1J1S TIKI I9fV W.
WnEELlSti, ". Va. Jnnc ll.-GcosEe Colo shot
George Knight through tho hcad IN Monday evrn-
ins ut ucn Easton. ths Htate. Cole c1amn that
tic shooting WIS accidental. cautcd by rcvolver
ening oG while ioaing. Knight WIS (*ole's rtnp.
fnttr. Co.'s was brought tu thlx city last evening
aul iafGu,
, 1876-06-22
FATAf. EXPLOSION

T * I zt11 Is.S2 13N137.Ns
NEW YoRK, June II, --ny an explosion at Wolhs
torpedo factory, Gtceny!l!e, n. j.. this Afternoon
twa buys were killed. eig4l boys aud girls ssriously
injured, and two fatally
, 1876-06-22

Iiy Mrs strong. Of st. 1nts. nj Fifth Presbyterian
Church. CurtlrT tnilInHn-1s. AMI Th;fiitth-xf.
Thursday evening, June ::1 at 4 o'clack. Tick
ufs ntu1tw
, 1876-06-22
THE MEAIHER.

WA.nlXGros, d. e., June .2-l d. For thr
Lake region, nosthwes. to southwest winds, rising
barometer, cloudy or partly ctondy weather. ala-
tlpnary Or lower temperature, and local rains.
LOCAL dB8EKYATi0sA.
, 1876-06-22
COL. NOOt}'S AlCSEClI,

Wednesday afternoon nntl evening, CHARLES A.
GAKnSElt, the greatest living butch t'o,neliun,
amt MiliAMS CitfN Z and PEGGY GREEN.
Ffiliny, ntncHt Df the Master Sachlntst aud As
Atstants, 1iust Of Volunteers.
, 1876-06-22
North German lloyd.

Tis steamer. IT ttts Company viii .a every Eatur-
day frnnl 1trcIuGH tlcr fot ut TItrl.*t, TtlhEtn.
I.ate, " rss.asc-i1sm New iork T. snuti,alhwun,
cahlH. Ft2. End netregs, FLO currency. !nr freight
Ut pabsaEe apti!y 10 OE5ilEHs CO..
= 9TuRitHs tiftrH. He~ iufk,