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Pool sILLIno On the result Of the presi-
Dental election II being carried on brtskly
ovenipg, on the general result, Hayes cold
1br g6l md T1lden f53; on the STATE Of New
York, Ttlden e12, Hayes q. The betting on
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Excitement i'm London.
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SHOOTING AFFAIk n LYNCHBUR0.-In
Lynchburg, Va, on Monday last, Pstsr
Rsynold. white, and Hsnry Tyler, colored
an alteration, during which the latter
drew pistol and bred, me BAN entering
Reynold's throat. inllictipg q severe wound.
Two THOUSAND scaooE cHrLDRxN from
Pittsburg were In PhilAdelphiA yssterday.
indsps odsnes square and ks6ring q a.
Is - sSSiSisica asosS5 -. go - - -
I 81: : !; g s.. r.. J. |:
IssssnS nan69 q eoanunfclais . Noyseo.
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.ss a ,s;iss xs All oosSs Dsx.
INee, Ae., ana the latest ny lss Of yrs0ss. I an
EeenS reduced prices. Oh Paintings and water
SSser Divine IN great yaIi.ty: Drs.den Poree:
k11ss N Gold and eiiver.Lsaf. 0srmsn Qilt. Wal
s1s. sDannh and French MAPLE. Picture Halls,
Lnenss nsAe % order ana regilt Paintings
sieenso, Sessered and varnished. RsnAining
6alIery open by gasighf astil O'clock ocfs N
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wives passsd through New York Mee1ay,
on the1r way home HON the cDtoun1Al ox-
htbition. A wife Of Brzehan YounG 49,
panied The party. She y Q pAeesens pesons
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"a, err ~ 49, 4 r !: ss'sss go -
Sce-psyssss q - 3: q - 1ssessasss
6sssspco, ~ - 49, - g giyo
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Is a c A L d
FICE OF IHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE)
DISTRICT or COLOMBIA,
NAsHIN6TON, Oct Der ~, 1870
The CON mission ers Of the District % COlunb a
bek alt Of the cifiZ= OF the District, tender
ths Society Cf the Army q the Tenness 80 hearty
veic"me 20 this city, and ia doing 80 desire 10
the qualification universally felt 81 the sctO
% the eocissy In erec,ing sta.us TO the memory Of
the brave aud murh loved McPher- On. and placing
% Ia one q our most sttrsc i've 4rSs. where Il
premises 20 he beau ii1l OTDsnenT % the HatiOls
OsBtsl
We beg % sssure the sO-iety Of the esrnes. CO.
operation Of the citzFbs and author ties In making
the visif a. asTee-ble one
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kilograms to The Star
THE SOUTH CAROLINA WAR.
The Fight at Cainhoy.
Details of the Affair.
The Killed and Wounded,
COMING WAR IN EUROPE
Effect OH the Stock MgrI.g.
Excitement i'm London,
THE INDIANA ELECTION.
The Vote for congressman.
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FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,

FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
For InvaltiI,
FINE OLD RYK WHISKY,
For Family Use,
ZINE OLD BYE WHISKY
Warranted Perfectly Pare,
FINE OLD BYE Whisky,
Eight Years OLD
At One Dollar for large bottles, Five Dollar, .sr
gallon.
We have sold this article for upwards OF eight
years. and have hesitation In recommend nx a
vhensyer . really pare and reliable sttmuisnt Is
wanted.
ARTHUB NATTAHB, Drrtogie,
octl7u % sad streets north vest.
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COMING WAR IN EUROPE.

Effect OR the Stock M1rl.ei
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" RoGsErs VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP


ne only ears svss atseevsrs1 tse wH00P-
ne C0Uya: II ~ .soe1 sSs ~ sft..sfx -.
sss - is5 E 3. H.. e; 6:
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~ THE LADIGs ABE REsPEOrFULLY
~ IHVITEp 10 INSPECT n WILLIAN Is

nEN fbBcOh GOODe-the prices being made to
suit the times-which consist OF La1ies' Dresses
and Clcaks also, Uses Cloaks from four to four
teen Jears Bonnets and Hsts representing the best
Partisan houses; Ladies Unde nts; the j. b.
BAR Brsfds; LsSes; Embroideries; Flowers;
Feathers; fsrcy rvs; Ties, and all the latest
novelties. A full and elegant assortment OF Mill
Tery Goods. TIE Trimming Department 10 COM
plefe In every branch. and Fringes msde 20
20 match.
. DIsssnskins Department Of Nine. WASHING
ION up stairs
= Cite freyise, Paris. 9o7 PennsyIvsnis avenue.
Octlo-u MashipptOn. ID. q.
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HOOE, BR0. q Co,
Is2s y STREET.
Hsv ana choice designs In wILIos, VII
VET, fAPBerBY, THREB- PLY and IHGRAIs
CARPnrlse, LIHoLRUN, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS
hats, ke., &C. ssps IL
RARLOWS ART GALLERY,
1898 PENNSYLVANIA AvEHUK
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W.DEFNIsON
j d. Ham,
2. L. PdELPS,
CCnmissior ers DistI ct Of Col cnbls

" SONS OF JOEADAS.-Ths regular quar-.
Wy tsIly te-siOn 81 the GLAND UUUhCIG will
he held 80 Red Mems hall, street. bet 9th nd
TIN northwest on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Islh
ILEfsrt, 80 L clock sharp
oeiT n Nc PERRY, Grand Chief.
- ATTENTION, VOTERS All Democrats
Wy 70 are -ntitlrd 20 vote in the spproac hin
Preside Etisl election IN the various states
Quested 20 call ON THOS. y. KALBEU5, q. the
once 81 the ShHfGy nsrGd, SjS ID stree, or
ID" Rsh1 CLhGErr. at the Board of Trade rooms,
s19 MARKET tpsce. VhsTe information VIII be fur
Lished N I, laffon to transportation, &c. &C.
E. p. BE6HY.
President Tilden aud Hend rlc ks Club.
DUNCAN 3 WALKGR,
oCtD-lOt Oh sirman Commit ee on Voters.
~ NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHAR.
Wy MACY .-Oonversstiona nal meetings for Sci
entioc debate will be held In the Lecture Room Of
the College, Colonization Building. Penpsy alia
eyenue and ~ street on the SECOND WEONEs-
DAYS In each month, ct = o'clock D m .coumsnc-
~ 6 October ~, 1s76 The puolie are cordisIy in
vIted 20 attend. By order the Board Of Trustees:
octBS J. q. FILL, Secretary.
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The Killed and Wounded.
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Details of the Affair.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22
Gen. Heth and the Centennial Legion


Mention was made q few days since
of tho election of Major-Gon. Harry
Heth as commander of the Southern
battalion Of the Centennial LEGION
Con. Heth has accepted the compli-
mont in the following letter:
RICHMOND, VA, June 8, 1879.
r. @. Gilrich, William A. Courtenay,
II. Grange Simmons, Jr., Southern
Committee on Legion Organization:
Gontlemen-Your favor Of the 7th
instant, informing mo that l had been
sclcctod by the companies composing
tho Southern Battalion as tho fold Of
ficer, from tho States they are to rop,
resent, in tho Contonnial Legion at
Philadelphia, on their contemplated
visit to that city, was received.
Permit mo TO assure you that duly
appreciate tho distinguished compli>
ment you have conferred, and beg to
acknowledge the honor thereby be-
slowed upon mo. [ will moot my
Southern comrades in Philadelphia at
tho approaching reunion, trusting that
this gathering of representative
Northern and Southern soldiers may
and another link to tho cham of
friendship, good will and reconciliation
which should cvor bind tho patriotic
citizon soldiers of tho two great sec
tions firmly together, and that this
meeting may provo to ono and all that
tho soldiers of tho North and tho SOL
diers of tho South arc animated by tho
one and samo great motive-a thor
ough and complete reconciliation,
with u mind directed solely to tho
happiness, pOaoo, prosperity and glory
OF unitod and common country.
Very respectfully yours,
III. uETu.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22
NO. A.,
Ulimited Reward.

The murderers of John J.. and Gath
erine A. Harmon, wero lynchod in
Edgef1old by an outraged community.
Upward of o hundred shots wore fired
into the bodies of the murdorors, bv
citizens who wore no masks, and tho
Governor now offors reward of 5000
each for the apprehension of tho
"murdorers," of the murderers Of tho
Harmons. Tho proclamation bears
date June Tho date upon which
tho Governor left for tho Cincinnati
Convention, and was given to tho
public yesterday, 1t is as follows:
Whereas information has boon re-
coived at this department that on tho
28d day of May last six persons, nam
cd Austin Davis, Stephen Lake, Lark.
in Holloway, Josso Lake, Jefferson
Settles and Marshall Perrin, charged
with tho murder of John H. Harmon
and Catharine A. Harmon, his wifo,
of place called Winter Scat, in tho
county OF Edgetiold, wero torcibly
taken from the custody of tho Sheriff
of Edgcfcld County and deliberately
and wantonly murdered by a band Of
armed men to me unknown:
Now, therefore, l, D. II. Chamber
lain, Governor Of tho State of South
Carolina, in ordor that justice may be
done and tho majesty Of the law vim
dicated, and in pursuance of an act
entitled can net to provide for the
payment of rewards offered to secure
tho punishment OF erimo," do herebY
offer reward of 5000 each for the
arrest and delivery in any Jail of this
State of any of the murderers of the
said Austin Davis, Stephen Lake, Jof-
ferson Settles, Larkin Holloway,
Jesse Lake and Marshall Perrin, with
proof to convict.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22

We heard u colorod man speaking
after this wise tho other day: GLOW
is this2 These whiLo mon around
hero, who profess to bo Republicans,
will moot us colorod folks at night; sit
down by us and really scom to be So
ciable, but just let thom 500 q white
gentleman coming along and thoy
become fdgoty, will run Off if Lhoy can
and not be seen with us; but failing
in this, thcY pull their hats down over
their oyos and will not speak word
so long as tho gentleman is in hoar-
ing."-Tampa (Fla.) Tribune.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22

Grant is willing to require Black~
mailer Campbell to refund the money
extorted from Miss Sweet, but he
will not remove him from oflice.--
Campbell is under fire, He levied
blacknail on q woman who was fill
ing her dead fathers place as Pension
Agent. He was guilty of what would
be called mean and cowardly by any
sneak thief or confidence man in
Chicago. Finally he was unfosiun.
ate enough to suffer exposure; and
Grant very properly requires him to
make restitution. And why crafty
partisan malico and icentious press
by removing him9 Is it not much
that he has paid back the mouey7 It
is. 1t is.-N. Y. Sun.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22
PlCKENs, S. O., THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1876

So"A3 NJo"ooeo, "puioihAi
roots, tobacco, silk, flax, jute, and
other textiles, fruits innumerable,
wines of many qualities, whoat, orna-
mental woods of various kinds and of
wondrous beauty; in fact, as you go
through the humorous aisles, you, feel
that, with all hor varied and abund-
ant blessings, the Brazilans ought to
be, and doubtless aro, q prosperous
and happy people.
During the week we havo been ia.
vorcd with tho presence of many Of
tho greatest gonorals Of tho late war.
Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Hans
cock, and host OF otherb. The occa.
sion of their coming being the reunion
OF the armies of tho James and Po-
tomao, and also of the cavalry corps.
A grand ball wound up the festivities,
which was largely attended by tho
olito Of the city.
Fifty thousand dollars was voted
by tho Council of the city of Phila-
dclphia to enable tho Mayor to ro>
coivo distinguished guests from abroad
in othor words to give them o blow
out. l was anxious to SEQ the thing
go. Twill not state my reasons thore.
for, but just in the nick of timo some
miserable, parsimonious wretch served
ON injunction on his honor, and this
got his honorable back up, and now
he swears that he won't touch penny
of it, even if they wero to shove it in
his pocket, and ho says they may in
junct and be-- blessed. l am dis
appointed, sadly disappointed.
Tho row has at last eliminated be>
twoen tho Centonnial Commission and
the Board of Finance, and the finan~
cicrs havo called TO their aid some of
tho first legal talont in tho land. Thoir
lawyers have decided that the United
States Centennial Commission have
nothing to do with tho funds. That
Gen. uawloy's ton thousand dollar
salary is & myth, and that tho host of
Commissioners from tho various States
who swoopcd down on tho Centennial
treasury "liIo wolf on tho fold," arc
not entitled to enough to pay thoir
whiskey bills, much less to roast
chickons and eight dollars day. How
somo OF thcm will get back homo,
mercy only knows. Hero is chance
for tho chsritabiy inclined. Sond in
your subscriptions gents, I'll take
charge of them.
The weather has boon fine, and tho
attendance exceedingly good, and as
the exhibits in tho various dopart-
monts are almost complete, l oxclaim
with Fitzjames, "Come one, come all. !"
BRoADBRIM.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22

Messrs. Orr and Simpson, who
served Anderson County with great
fidelity and ability in tho last Logis-
laturo, in response TO question
whethor they will both sorvo again,
both say they do not wish to return.
but are willing to do SO if their con-
stituents are convinced that such q
course would benefit tho county. Thoy
arc sound and safe mon.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22

OATS IN EDGEFIELD. - From all parts
of Edgofcld County como reports of
the most abundant yield ofoats. Many
planters have harvested enough of this
grain to tood their stock for twelve
month, and yct have surplus of hum
drods of bushels for sale TO thoir loss
provident neighbors or in tho foreign
market.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22

1t is true, practical wisdom to
make tho faults Of others serve as 90
many beacons to warn us from the
rocks and shoals on which thoy have
been wrecked.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-22

A desire to say things which no
one ever said, makes some people say
thinge nobody ought to say.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
MID ,IGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYYfcE or THE CnIEv SIGNAL OYYfCgR, \
WASHINGTON, July s-i A. II.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYyrcE CniEv SIGNAL OYYrcER,
WASHINGTON, July 81 A II. }
I'ro6dbiitfies
In the South Atlantic and Gulf states Tennessee
anc the Ohio Valley lair weather with local rains in
the and heavy rains the coasts eastery
70 southery WINDS slight changes In temperature and
stationary or slowly falling barometer
For the upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys very warm and clear or
fair weather continue during tho day, with southe.ly
winds stationary or slowly falling barometer and dur
ing the night rain Lake Superior and Minnesota
For the lower lake region. slightly warmer. partly
cloudy weather, with soutbery TO essteriy winds,
slowly falling barometer and light rains Lake On
tario
For New England and the Middle States. slightly
and partly cloudy weather southerly TO west
erly winds, decided change in barometer dur
Ing the igni rain the coast
The New York herald., 1876-07-08

stored in the navy yards. but exhausted within
perPd OF SIX mo tbs through the rapid building Of
ships Which we're then urgently required Green tim
Der OF necessity used the construction OF Others
aud these. after service Of n few years,
rotted away and became totally useless to the
service With this experience In view he believed that
the wisdom OF the pursued In this connection
was thoroughly established. With regard to the OF
old material, and having it re-rolled for in
building the ron-clads, no said that was the best
and most advantageous use the goverpmen. could
make OF it; that IL was contrary to law. That
whole question had been presented TO and dered
and approved of by tho Appropriation Committee OF
the last Congress at the time he entered upon the
repair OF the ron-clads, and that appropriations had
been made for less amount, with the express under
standing that this material was to be so used.
sCHUMAKER AND KING.
The House Committee on the Judiciary today con.
sidercd the case OF Congressman Schumacher and King
In connection with tho Pacific Mail subsidy
It has been long subject of discussion
among the members OF this committee
whether this Congress had any power inquire into
the character of It's members previous their election
The question was settled by decisive vote Of the
mtee that the House did have the right TO examine
into the Pacific Mail transaction, in order to determine
whether Messrs. Schumaker and King shall be allowed
retain their There only against this
determination, that OF Proctor Knott, the chairman.
Two members absent-Messrs McCrary and
Lynde. The former would have voted in the afr
Tho committee also decided that il would
be useless to waste It's time with this when it is
already overbudened with work. and decided TO refer
the testimony taken by the Ways and Means Commit
tee In the investigation to tie Committee on Civil
Service Reform for further investigation and report
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
THE TORNADO IN IOWA.

CHICAGO, July Z, 1876
A special despatch from Des MoInes, Iowa, gives
further details OF the terrible tornado Central Iowa
Tuesday night appears that the actual facts
much worse than at, nrst reported. Mrs. }. p
Morton and child were killed Charles Flager
was badly injured were also T.. s. BramDIs Mr.. and
Mrs Greaves, Mrs Delay and her son, and Samuel
Pulse and his wife. Snow Moody was seriously in
jured Mrs. Elderly was killed. Many families are
rending.
Reports from other paris OF Warren county show
that tho storm general and disastrous. About
dny houses were blown away and their inmates killed
or badly injured From Madison county reports are
and three sons drowned Between Wintersct and Nor
walk eleven persons wero killed, seven drowned and
four struck by lightning The devastation Us terrible
and cannot DO made known until communication Is
established.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
DOM PEDRO.

VISITS TO THE COOPER UNION, ACADEMY OF
DESIGN, &C.
His Majesty the Emperor OF Brazil devoted the early
hours yesterday morning visit OF inspection to tho
Western Union Telegraph building, he had arranged.
The managers would have rather His Majesty had
chosen hour, when he could have the inst
tuition In iu working order, but he was moro anxious
to acquant himself with the system than to be
amused or interested by what merely pictorial
His Majesty devoted nearly hours to the nspec-
ton of the machines and in making inquiries into the
system followed He was very much pleased
with the great scale on which the telegraph
worked and somewhat surprised at the great uses
made OF it by the people means OF communication.
After breakfast His Majesty, accompanied by the Bra
lillian Minister Conselhero Borges, visited Columbia
College and atcrward the Cooper Institute, where he
was received oy the venerable Peter Cooper and
corted by him through the building. From here His
Majesty went to the Practical Department OF the Ma
tona Bank Note Company where the secret process
Of money making duly explained. Here His
Majesty presented with a very choice
collection OF minerals by Mr. W. L. Hidden,
Of the employees, which His Majesty
was gracousy pleased to accept. visit was after
ward made TO the Astor Library, the rest OF the
afternoon being devoted careful inspection OF the
loan collection Of pictures at the Metropolitan Museum
of Art and at the Academy of Design. This evening
their Majeses will attend the performance Of "Romeo
and Juliet at the Academy OF Music ON Sunday
evening they will DO present Gilmores Garden when
New Workers will have opportunity OF hearing the
Centennial hymn imposed, by command OF His
Majesty, by Carlos Gomez the great Brazilian
musician. It will be rendered by Gimores Military
Band, strongly reinforced by string instruments
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
No news had been published in Belgrade for four days

No had been published in Belgrade for four days
from the Servian army at Aexinatz
The Paris correspondent OF the Timer says the Iork
ish Embassy there has received telegram from Con-
stantinople denying that General Tchernayen has ad
vanced into Turkish territory.
The Times Vienna correspondent and the Russian
Telegraphic Agency however botn confirm the report
that Tchcrmayen has taken Akhalanka
The Times Vienna despatch also reports that the
Turks did not take the position at saitchar but
captured the contiguous earthworka The Servians
throwing up carthworks around Saitchar, par
ticuiarly for the defence OF the bridge the
River Timok, which is unfordable
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE SOCIETY AT
PHIIADELPHIA--HIS HOLINESS THE POPE
FORWARDS BENEDICrION BY CABLE.
PHILADELPHIA, July !, 1876
The ST. Vincent de Paul Society held its General As
sembly here during the last days, HIS Grace Arch
bishop Wood presiding Two hundred persons, repro
senting 100 conferences, were present.
The following kilograms exchanged
To HIS Holiness PIUs TX, Rome
The Society of ST. Vincent de Paul General Assem-
bly,, IN Philadelphia, with devotional fidelity send
greetings aud solicit benedctions. LYNCH,
President of the Society Of the ST. Vincent de Paul
BESEDIcTIox.
The Chief ontf. giving thanks to the members OF
the Society of ST. Vincent de Paul. lovingly mparts the
desired benedcti0n ANTONELLL
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

ELECTION OF OFFICERs-ARRANoEMENT FOB
NEXT TEARS REUNION.
PHILADELPHIA, July Z, 1876
The Society OF the Army Of the Cumberland met II
business at the Academy Of Music here to-day
General Charles +. handcrson, OF Nebraska was se-
lectcd for the annual meeting with Gen.
era Alfred I. Williams alternate. Cincinnati was
selected the place tor holding the next reunion the
president being authorized 10 change the place to
Washington, d. g., IN case the Thomas monument
should ready for dedication at that time The
ing Will be held December II and 10, 1877
The following officers tor the ensuing year were
elected Pres ident Lieutenant General p H. Sberi-
dan; Corresponding Secretary, General henry NJ. Cst,
OF Cincinnati; Recording Secretary, Colonel John w.
Steele oil OHIO; Treasurer, General s. Fullerton, OF
ST. LOUIS, Mo- The members OF tho society lunched at
the Centennial Grounds this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
THE EARLVILLE MURDER.
STATEMENT OF THE MURDERER-A STORY Al
INDICATES INSANITY.

INDICATES INSANITY.
UTICA, N Y, July Z, 1876
Matthew Brady, pedler, laborcr aud iumberman
nny years OF age, who shot and killed William H.
Jones' of tho Earville, House, at Earlve. Chenango
county, on Wednesday night, without word known
act OF provocaon, claims that tue deed was done in
revenge for grudge against John Jones, Of Boonvlle
the iather OF the deceased and his son. He says
that twelve or fifteen years ago he intercred
with two men in love affair in some part OF Canada
which be will not name; that the lady wanted neither
and that revenge ior his interference the disap-
pointed suitors have caused him to be followed In all
parts of the country since. He claims that the
elder Jones aided assisted lhem and the son after
ward did the Brady voluntarily surren-
dered himself, aud Is IN jail at Norwich. He
says The love affair and letters he wrote from this
State have since created excitement in high circles
The Canadian affair IS supposed to be halucination
q the victims father knows nothing OF such
currence. Brady Is OF medium height, with dark COM
plexion and side whskers appears finely educated and
says he has travelled under assumed names to avoid
assassns He says he is satisfied with his act and
ready to die
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
SWITZERLAND.

PERSONS KILLED AND TWO ENGINES DE-
MoLIsHED.
BERyz, July 7. 1875
passenger train from this city for Lausanne came
In collision to-day at Paezeux with another coming
from Lausanne Both engines were destroyed, several
cars demolished and ten persons killed