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IN LUDLOW STREET jan.
A Bankrupt Atlanta Trade.man after an
Evening with New YORK CIerk.

An account OF the imprisonment in New
York Ct sir. Ben. W. Briscoe, late OF the arm of
West, Edwards & Co.. bankrupts, Is published
by the Atlanta (Gs) Constitution Of thu I'D
inst. Mr.. Brscoe came TO the North some weeks
ago TO visit the Centennial Exhinition and the
watering places In New York city he fell Ia
with the club men, and spent an evening With a
clerk OF the firm TO which he IL IN ost heavily in
debted. On tue following morniog the clerk
toi1 his Employers til At BriscOe was IN town and
spending money with lavish hand. and a day
or two later the bankrupt was sent to Ludlow
street "a under an AFFIDAVIT charging fraud. He
II taking his imprisonment as stoicaily as posi-
bic IN front parlor In the ntst story, hat costa
him IS day. The specific charge aglnst MIR
Briscoe Is Understood 70 come out OF notes To
the amount OF $al,V1J that ne gave his cred itors
and tnat have no value, botn maker aud en-
dOrsers having Eilled.
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etAte hon l. we're dill, the only recorded ssles having
been 10 Missouri D. ons bonds AZ lOS - llJ>s aud
south CarohGa es new April aud OCTOBER, A. 81 Bank
" New YORK ~ Zee OrVu,ut lis, and Hanover 81
RAiroad bonds repre- ented tar business with e
PRINCIPAL trtGs ctipus fUlos> Chic kUcS Island
aud Pacine -. luv New jersey Central / cousOA-
ted, %% SlD0 Do. convertible, 81 MiNaukev AMI
81 Pau, aud ", dit slou, "a kre Bis, lpA NJ rr.s
and Essex l.. 1871. 10; Union Pwinc siA .InS fluid.
vi-, Pacific of Missouri 80, - Great Western 1ds
o. IVES cru JuioA Ic!egraph registered, 1850. lpt&
LousyLe anu NAsIvle, communicated 1875 v9,l an
ca and Nor,A ~t-t~rn coupon j.. bJals, ~ Han
nloal aud ST. Jo.epA s. Convertible, slr Delaware,
,rs,n s"u 90 - - ~ - ,..H
l2u Ne~ rsey CeAtra lst, cons ld.tc,. wv syAs
Burlington Cedar Rapid aud N lsts, ga chs N
sVutAetn sinG.ng iuad O!nd, lUss< Coz Ago, Burning
to- ana QL.,y ., lQssa SllO, Ngrh Missouri l,ts,
u.s. Una Pacific isis, iJ4 Erie lets. 10y LeAign
and N.k-sbarre consolidated 81 Log Dock O0nI-,
l0}t hnvauNee and 81. Pau consolidated sinking
lund, ~.
lAs ioowlng we're tao opening. hghes; 10 vest. and
5 7. ". eI1siAs pTlees VI st0eAs l0.aAy
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Mary Ann Kenny, of Manhattan street and
Tenth avenue was drowned At Two o'ci1cS yesterday
morning in the North river About 800 member. OF the
Church OF the Annunciation went TO Rant beach on
picnic excursion on Wednesday, and accident 70
the IA - machinery Kept them until two O'CLOCK
A. ~ when they reached Lola street Miss henuy fell
between the Oarg, aud ne wharf IN irving 10 Get
AshOr. Ole Of the rye hauus sprang IN To rescue
her and. a. he dii 80, Thnmts Little ami john Troy
also sprane IN. One recovered her hat she Is
year, Of age. The BODY has not been found,
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n. man 70 man, They operate upon interioy
Hines Of defence, we uron exterior lines Of Of
fence There are Paw nees, Utes, Bannocke,
sboshones. and Crows who are wiling, nav.
anxious. TO be led against the sioux. why
should they not be empoved3
WHAT Tue TROOPS wAST.
To-day our wagon train Il expected, and Iu-
dian signal smokes already announce its Hp-
pruach. There aie seven companies Of Infantry
com rising It's escort but several 81 them must
he left to guard our stores In permanent camp
during the next scout. This must shortly ensue,
and we shall move with about twelve or four
teen hundred men. II Is bell we'd that We are
to coHoerate 18th Terry and Gibbon, and that
the Ffth Cavalry will soon join NJ. All this "
yerV encouraging. Our troops demand but
feir MONT; they viii not ninch: Let the SNUG
and the agencies be stopped, aud the In ian
traders and half breeds who are en- laged in IL
punished, and our frontier troubles can very
soon be adjusted.
A few : raggling shots were fred into camp
last night, but the intruders were quickly re-
PEELED.
ter. inviting him to Join or cooperate with HIN,
Offering to meet him upon the Rose bud, or at
any point he may designate. and promising that,
though his SEM r, he will not interfere with his
command In any manner. The Snakes insist
uuon a junction or reinforcements. They say
the Sioux number 5000 warriors, at least one
sixth being Cheyennes. or tne4e II is known
notorious despsrado and villain, G lied 70 our
guide, u iptiste Fourier, saying, You must %
think you white DOES are the only peopie N inis
country; wa will shoot you down ike bunho.
And vet, only a few DAYS ago, these people 70
ceived their annuities at Red Cloud Agency'
md mmedately struck north; nnass my cI.s
the, belong far south. Their ianlItes ahu those
OF any hostile Stouy remain at tue agencies,
and are clothed and fed by our oenencent Gov
ernmsnt, white its troops sre being n,assacred.
Inc snakes compl In Of this. and dem nd its
cessation, II we would have them for allies.
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LEIGnToN-GoLDISG.- Wednesday. July 90. In
$, Peters Clurch. Perth Ambly. y. j by the Rev A.
X. Waser. { lAres A. Leighton OF New YORK to Cor.
neliz 1. Golding OF the former place.
MAJ kAY-CARN ER--Iuesdsy. July Is, by the Rev.
J. ). White. }. MseKsy 10 Ass Emma l. Carver, bon
RASDXLL- DILLINGHAM.-At VINEYARD Haven.
July "A. ~ he Key Z. Tertl assisted hs the Rev o.
W Steven ipt Nillt IN VI Randall II Port Jefferson.
L. /. % Mis-. Lous- H.. daughter 4 Capt Edward Dbl
hugnam Of Vlneyard Haven.
sPkNCER-BROWN. At Springfield, NJ U.s., July IS.
by tae Rev. y. ". Atvei. james H. SPENCER Of New
Spr.uRn Id
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A Midnight Anray Near Newark.

Early yesterday morning Joseph Cullen. a la
b1rer, ran into Newark police station. and SANK un
conscious 70 tie Dor from the effects OF bullet wound
In he al ulier. When De hal recovered he told tae
Sergeant that al nine O'Clock Wednesday gat no
disputed with George Si.tak ABOUT the ip of
pi hfO-k, when hr a. leUgth carried the baru OF
Aicho. Preston Tor ~non ne worked the old Fin
roaI. A'er hiding the piscafork, he ay down IN the
barn TO sleep aud AZ midnight was awakened nv some
one cAins his name. lie Jumped " his feet anu Jaw
Sie ak VITA qua ~ the Osrn win low ne tired u
run aud s.stas nr At hin. the ball taking eject IN
his shu uller lie Jaw sitalk preparing - hrc Azan.
and he lay 'tionless Until his vouli murderer lis
AIpeAred linen he nade ms way 70 Lhe poce .tLIloa
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NV ORLEANS. July ZI.-The DenOcTItl0 State
Convention A. Baton Rouge nomin TED the following
State ueketi For Governor, I. Nicnons OF Assump.
lion Lieutenant Governor, Lewis A witt OF New Or.
eins Attorney General II. \. ogden Of New ore ans
sccreta Of stare, VIM. A strong OF Winni Auditor,
Alcu Juns u lOcfY lei ouprrl cLltnt Of Lduc AL n.
Rooert NJ Lgsner y Sew Orleins Presidential Elect
oiA AZ Large, AN Mci.."rv AhG Il bert { Wlekl.ne
A,ternate- h + 10 cas- aud JudSe :. {, Naming At
l.. N. the Convention adl iurne sine dit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28
Movements OF Troops -Re-enforcius Terry
and Crook.
Gen. Sherman has directed the following
changes 10 the stations Of the artillery batteries
in the Military Division Of the Atlantic to be

changes In the stations Of the artillery batteries
in the Military Division OF the Atlantic to be
effected without delay:
First REGIMENT Arfierv. Battery r. Major Taylors
ami Battery Mat kakins both now ~ Y Ort Adams.
Newport. X. IL Battery A " jlr sangera fort
warren. Boston HarbOr ana Battery c, Major McCreas
VIII proceed at once to Fort Leav,nwurh b, Kan as.
second Artll eri, Battery Z, capt Graves aud Bat
tory w. Capt. Wilson'S. nos at Fort McIleury, Mary
lind Battery c. Capt. Moodrun's, nos at charleston
:. Ct and BATTERY /, Capt. Hamiton's, row at Fort
Macon. North ar ina. will also proceed Immediately
q leavenNorth, Kansas
Of these batteries viii b. nned BY transfers from
,contsu Us command aud disposable recruits 10 q
NJ AZ mum nuinb"r that IL 70 say, nfty prva IS aud
totel 81 sxtyone IN eacn batiey-mang Agzr, gate
OF tSs sted men, Who vii he route 10 ksusss by
Tonight IN addition TO the OF the Third Ar
ullrry and Twenty second Iufantry Already gone.
1t is believed that the artillery batteries will
garrison Leavenworth. Fort Riley, Fort Hays,
and other posts, thus relieving large force Of
cavalry and infantry that will Immediately Join
Crook and Terry, IT, indeed. they have not
already reinforced them.
WASHINGTON, july 2l.-The following troops
have been ordered to the Department OF ssouri. 10
report to Gen Pope Too companies second Artillery
from Fort Mchenry, Mary.and one conpa Second
Ariiert from Charleston, Y G., one company Second
Ariiler from Fort Macon. C two comp snles First
ARTILLERY from Fort Adams, X l.; one company First
ARA lery from Fort Warren. Mass. aud one company
Fret ARTILLERY from For. Trumbuil. GOA.
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A Letter from Commodore Toolser.

To THE EDITOR or The SUS-Sir: The
Information concerning the steamer represent
printed this morning under the beading, "A
Disastrous Day for the Plymouth Rock" is In
some points erroneous. The unfortunate couple
drowned Al the head Of tue pier at the foot Of
Twenty-second street were nearly three hun
bred feet from our gangway plank. We have
not mad 800 people on board any day Of this
week. YESTERDAY, being cool day, We took tut
Sl2 passengers. In this connection beg to say
thai our LA itation by the United states lnspec-
tors certihc t. Is 800, although tho carry ing
scily ~ the Plymouth Rock Is 800 passen-
gers. My instructions from the owners, Messrs
Jarrett & Palmer, are 10 not exceed HE number
prescribed ~ iaw under any circumstances, and
sppe arances ana expressions OF Dehef 10 the
contrary notwithstanding, | publicly proclaim
that n no occasion this summer nave violated
NY orders. siuos the purch sc of the Plymouth
h - b. Nessrs. Jarrett Palmer, no accident
hns occurred TO one Of the many hundreds ~
thousan1s Of her eIcursionists, which surely
tpeiks well for the discipline which governs tho
boat. Witn respect, JOSEPH H. IoOKER.
supt. Plymouth Il OK Excursions.
NEW YORK, July y.
Nestrrdsy's Hall Game In Boston.
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Of ~ Wet 18TH s sdjourned without dste ~ house
rs Maa; ~. sy'1ss 60 ps of peniseson
ttre"t plthdrtwn -
ateelotufe .alss announccd 10 day at the Erchante
~, room res our lots norm side 1897 street, 80
W tte bnuevsri; house ami lot, FOrty.ninth
.IVl " ~ ~ fir-t avenue mouse anil l. L. Cortl tuIt
Nrnug, Essi % Milton street Twenty-third RI;
,E..s ~ ulWk tiuut. Avenue A. hetwe u 1OSth and
lVfh eret MOT, lon ipNiFl seuth -ife IIpn street
-, % ,i.n Nrhhet ~aict lots. AveDus A. net .cea
10 anu llfh streets also e seho1 n sixteen iots
sVuth sue hast lV1th street. east OF First ayruue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28

Transactions at tue Exchange s.Lesroom yes
teruay comprised foreclosures Uy;
Gerard Beiis & cn.-House and lot. ei,sNio) feet
east siie Eleventh avenue, l,s feet north Of Thirty
ninth street, t+lls
by +. n Ludlow 4 co. HOUSE and lot 2hAs'" feet
AZ west Tniry street 5000 s~, snooHueed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28
The Droyu,ps of Wis, Stephens

At Coroner Siu.mss inquest IN BROOKLYN yes
terday over the body Of S,rAl j. stephens wa was
drowned under Pier "a, East river. OF sunday last,
Thomas co y, OF Manstn street who TO SlnS tn
boat with tho slr the tine Of the disaster testified
he we lryiLg 10 land some jeered hlm
hs grew excited he trted 10 reach he p err but he
o. ~ass swept IN Ter the arch and tr.sns the pile
nlied and sanki he Climb ~ up the ,er aud TO
the other site q nnd the sir Out mad lis ADpeare
The Jlry declared II cAse Of accidental death by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28
The West Poiut shooting.

NEwDuRGH july G.-rhe sheriff Of Orange
county made demaai on ,he weit T. int superinten'
dent tor the custody u Rltae Ia ihs afternoon, Mt
yesterday A. stated IN Tn news aperi. Inc super
h!tehlrt .,forn'l MN ntt ING prisoner VS. ~ ~
uc nr- tnis morning surren ierrf % lhHrl NIa,"s
". Il from N.w lorS cry, TIE q lnlD AAthpIiies
here q. n ot leferr.n, tle case O. CIV lnleh'
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AuGUsTA. Ga. July ga week SEQ negro at
Red H., Edg, neld county, $ tcnmiitei an outrage
on little hte girl. nvc yes-t OF age. daughter %
Louis prescott ana on TUESDAY evening ast party VI
men Iook the Regro lnIe tAe woods Ana hanged nim
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Arrived THURSDAY. July "a.

Arrived THURSDAY. July "a.
Steamship +. c. knight. Georgetown ID. C.. mdse. and
pass.
steamshp George Cromwell. Halifax. mdse. ami pas.
steamship Claribe Aux Cages. mdse. anu pass
steamship CITY Of Austin. 1aNest mdse and
Steamship Pottsvlle. Philadelphia.
Steamship Ola Dominion. Richmond. City Point. ami
Norfolk. muse and pass.
steam ship ZralOi, Palermo. fruit
steamship Gen. Whitnsy. Boston. mdse. and pa1A
BIrA ErVe. Newcastle Enx, nidse.
Bars oni Duonn, In Oal.Ast.
A e tut u-44. liver tIt ltst wee veasei.
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MARrHA's VINEYARD, july 2"-lhlfteen
scho,nrrs And soups Of the Rrpokyn hAelt Club ~
rived tonight, after pasAnl ruh lac cruise tefu-
|
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You are bilious uon't delay, but take dose
OF ours lTisn Tea sold W druggist Pnes sbe.-
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nIRINE INTELLI0ENCE.

urra~uRE ALuAsA rus
sun rises. 52 sun 10 Noon ssts. IL 10
afaH wArER-rhI-
sandy HooA IL 81 Gov. 80 Hell GAte... 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28

About zoo persons on the Union grou ids yes
terday afternoon the nrst en- for the amateur
championship between the Mutuals and Argylos. Mr.
DutchArm Of the Staten Is and Club the umpire
anu the Mutual, vent hrst 10 The bat. Iney outbs;ed
and Outnelded their opponents every point anu w0p
tie game easily BY thu following sCorei
ss S.Si.:,,.,......,i $50 "a al.
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Susintss Notit,s.

Cures Of Numerous Disease q which Chil.
fren liable effected every dN Nv hllK of MAG
nesis, where all other N dies have failed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28

,henselyes with Bacnsn's srDoIc SOAP. ~ John Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28

Truss sO.i ohJ 6y Elastic ria,s Co, 6S3 Broadway
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ss.s.ooo onn,r SPECIAL MONTH";


IeealIsd hv authority ~ the eslature ~ Wvoming.
a. Oe .rtVn - Cheyenne vs. lnluf Aug 5. 1919.
l. re couductei ny sworn .mni-sloner. ia puOhc.
ta-2uO0 10 81 Di- lKitt led.
CAPITAL PhlLL, ~ 90.
single tcsets, ~ cac ur zen i.cNrts Tor so Fries
cishrd llf ton iurri hef. Orders nile , Ap.
~ lor address EMORY a 90. Brokcr., 81 rMK ro~.
OPP size Post Oii'e, Nes lnr~ ciiv.
why STFFkH win p-pcn.in ~nea y'1 % b,
cufrd usll- II ~. Del. r..t cur srai ~
treause Oh dyspepsia, po'f = irfr 81 AK u. \ l'
hLhk, Nh IrsA .ri retail u I-s 20 ai Nt'es 'i Nl'
kEEP- PATENrPAKriN hDkDkt~-
EASILY ~ n~n,lins h.ni,rr .i,f 81 81 ""4i, 4Ai
HAIR AND WIII-kEt- s:f' y cp' ~ ID
Am ~ sn,Nl4S 100 rlis ~ J.! !V9 3. .sf '"Af
stain, one Apl.la t.uI. -N.l FOB Al 70 --'-'f.
SPECIAL ~Alf Mt\- - tNM ,h.t'r;
Clo,lLg 10, ur..-, . cute l''-.t iiltr y o. 10
New Church -. 1890 s,1irs.
RONAL nNNA\N h"l rtHi.
wnl ne drawn on Ass i'ires c,.heii ordens
allied tafo. n 400 fl-u.. D. frre
''' lAiLul Il 60. sanse'a
Ni. d " ~. =. y 7,
al TO ORDER. -tHlf rsitcr, u,ud s-Nru. NJ
sus'iatc,i. kiSAvAS WALSH, 50 B.~srY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28

RENE lied ~ fUaERoT's 'Pfice g. iio BrS.is AS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28

Cri.,adoro's HAIR Owe acts in.tn nta neousiy.
AIwals PFudnces ne shAae, desIrel - J1ln u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28

Yestrrday's Hall Game In Boston.
H n.. en-: "a I : s ! : 3 3 ~
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Tho day has not passed without incident. This
riding the discovery va, made that there were
:" women ~ camp. lhey came with Louis
~ POO rus and the h III breeds, having started
no. F-tteruan with the wagon train, md, at
" IA VI Powder liver been ordered 10y
80 Richards % return. Being without arms
~ determined upon fr0lic, they persi-tently
tolN"eg until they joined udcnaTds, disguised IA
~ o. h'tte one II L EN- came from Cheyenne,
n-ius "a nnr-eD els iro % M~dnlne Bow. When
Al H9 ortu.i occurs, Gtu. Crook will doubtless
hundred ana Thirteen -nake-, or ShOshones. IN
80 ~ eighteen squ w. ~ QUO pappooss,
ui4 me command Il Wash kie hlnsrif mad =
he 1851 pedfaute. TIE uid fellow h gray hair,
sven nds inr tnd inteliig-ht. and greatly O.
.'.~' nls ilu-triOus fnY triot, SpItt-d lail.
iN-'s f4usrd u disappear ,-yeral barrels II
80 Ies of nard tack nd racks OF bacon.
- D.. are revealing 10 a feat aud series
OF war Do es
'it u 4 COURIER IL a7out leaving with de-
:, N~s rom 6su Terry far Gen. sheridan,
"'e9 e-s"us~r- having reached our camp from
maud 81 the iuruer this morning VINO
.-f c"utt'u the nufrlul- detail. II the Gus
w t--acfr 1t b. To he hoped ia bitter eI-
- rl.~ may not he my tiuuy Ne nave be-
.-N~d "lticr o one Inlfei triops Al 10 To cone
~ I've hundred sioux. Tue sooner we relieve
.lf MN Of such err neous tuptes4lon the
o'N"r. hen COMM ting their depfed tons
lrar the railroad and aw IS from thoir viii yea
so i-slaesssa II nay be 30; here Tier Can nehl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19
The Process OF Cremation.

The Milan Italy newspapers OF
January 26 publish detailed accounts
ofthe cremation of the body of Signor
Keller, a notice of which has already
been given by cable. The ceremony
appears to have attracted considerable
attention. and great number of per-
sons were invited to be present.
Among those who attended We're rep
resentatives Of the municipality of
Milan, oft the provincial and communal
sanitary councils, of the learned ana
scientific professions, together with
many distinguished members OF MI.
Ianese society, and Professors Pelli and
C.eri0etti, the inventors OF the system
o. cremation employed.
The cremation chapel which has
been built in the public cemetery out
Of funds left by Signor Keller for the
purpose, IS about fifty feet in depth,
with a frontage of about forty feet in
the DOric style of architecture, and,
Being raised about three feet above the
level OF the cemetery, is approached
by steps. In shape it consists of two
distinct but connected parts. The first
and main part, which is a perfect
square, is supported at each angle by
pierced piiasierS, between which, at
the back and from of the building,
stand two columns. The second por-
ton ! divided into two semicircu!ar
parts. each OF which j. supported by
tx columns. In the center Il placed
the arm Of cremation. Behind the
chapel rises a boundary wall in such
way As 10 conceal ali apparatus Tor
manufacturing gas, and III connection
with this is a tower about thirty feet
high. which hides chimney so ar
ranged a TO carry OF the smoke OF the
-as apparatus. and, b. means OF pipes
connected wiki the urn, the gases
given of by The body in the process OF
cremation. The coffin, having been
opened at one e0j. was laced near
the urn, above which 4 flame vas
playing
The body vas conveyed inside the
,i-u aud submitted t. the action OF
tie fire.
~.-uoy ps~a, the Protestant min
.ste.. clothed IN a black cloak and
Hack cap, pronounced discourse in
.---.cl, commenting the example set
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19

seriously injured. One young man
among the dead is dressed in midship-
man S uniform. He was on his way to
the training ship Britannia at Dartmouth.
His Excellency the Russian Ambassador,
Count Schouvalotf; Lord Colvile. a di-
rector of the Great Northern Railway;
Mr.. Cleghorn, director OF the North
eastern Railway; and Thomas Harrison,
late President of the Institute OF Civil
Engineers, were passengers in the up
train. Mr.. Cleghorn's left arm is frac
tured.- Pail Mall Gazette
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19
: Railroad Collision in England.


= collision Of three trans with " So
r-ous loss OF life, occurred last e'1n
~ tLe main line o, the Greet \ 9r'1e.n
Railway. II the Abbo: klpton station
ato"t SIX miles nor;H OF Huntingdon
TLe atmosphere had blHA the; all day
il the reisLlocaooa of HununEdon' and
a evening close, in = olindln@ Storm
came Oh, coves.n- tie district for many
niles with q rn.e.. '..'.As CT sH2w. nov. me me
-:-ow fell so he5'i..-'i., the rally 50
l.a.7 vege Observed .gi:1 great diff Guilty.
Al ordinary rN -o~ tram. consisting OF
thirty trucks. drawn by PoEe'tal goods
engine, Lett Peterborough at the usual
Lo-r. -ld la3 arrived at the A1o?t 5
t,.pton Hta''ol.. Iher" = a cSo55,nS
here, and the signal nan, A4oWl4S ': mat
the scotch up express ie"yin5 Ed5nonrsh,
VS. nearly due desire" the oIiyef IN
c1.r-e OF the cos; tan 10 sA"h' .N'o @ q
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19

A Wisconsin trader discovered two
men disguised with wells, robbing his
store one night recently, and went fer
them with a revolver. The rogues fled
and he followed, firing as he went, but
the thieves apparently escaped. The
next morning man was found dead
in the road, with a veil over his face,
and he proved to be the traders
brOther-iu-law
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18

went on:
al want a farm OF three hundred
acres, but one hundred acres must be-
marsh land.'
s.Here she is was She ready reply.
81 nst three hundred acres IN the tarm,
and Just one hundred In che marsh
land.s
81 must have d waterfall twenty-six
feet hleh OH the farn," continued the
stranger.
"Here you are. This farm has .
natural waterfall of twenty-five feet and
eleven inches. / don't suppose an inch,
more OF less, on waterfall, amounts TO
much."
"Well, no, but / want windmill ON
one of the hills"
aThat was put up last year. was
sthe calm reply.
1t was some time before the stranger
thought OF any thing else, but finally
said
.sThere must be . Baptist church
right across the road from the house" /"
cone built there last summer, SIR
"It must be brick church
$50 it is?'
elias it an organ 2"
cit has, A-
eThen can't buy tbs farm of You"
said the stranger, rising to go. q Il
there is any thing hate, it 10 church
organ, and you can see for yourself that
/ would BE- in state of continual mis-
cry. The farm suits me first rate, but
can't go that organ"
Just what estimate those two men
placed OH eacl, others yeracfty as they
separated will never be known
-Detroit Free Press.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18
wanted a Farm.

A Detroit rea! estate agent was wait
ed on yesterday by nan with a weed
on his hat, who said he had the cash to
pay for farm, provided he could ge,
one to suit. The agent smiled him to a
seat, and brought out his register of dis
criptions. He had several farms regis
tered on his books. aud he had no doubt
that he conld suit the. would-be purch-
aser. The stranger remarked
g What / want is q farm of about
three hundred acres .
I've got it, replied the dealer.
ssI'd like about six big hills on it,
aHefe she is--here's farm with ex.
actly six hills on it,
"And I'd like lake near the center =
Here you are. Here's farm with
a lake exactly in the CENTER
And | want big natural cave il
one of the hills. =
"Here you are. There's cave on
this farm wich can't be beat
The stranger drew long breath, and