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nins ieines 8aters al S~alieDitroBe,
Neparf, g. s., na@bem li9 Die &usel
feds Wtonate in leinem @ebirn bcfun=
ben botte. gis Dor elmer @o6e beeter
feline Gltern rie bette 5Ohnun9, boB er
an 2eben bleiben wiiroe.
@ew.Y 7. Noo. So6n 8alo.
min, ian,, i6lu9 9eitern abeno ieincl
@ater Sobn gaIopin, ien., SIT 8ooen;
Der 2ebtere erlitt cine 9irnerl@uttsrune
uno ftarb pdbreno Der R16t. Ser
5obn puroe perboftet uno be6auptet,
ooB iein @ater betrunfen 9ewelsn uno S,l
8ooen 9eitiir5t lei, md1renb ct mad inn
(oem Sobne) 9ei6la9en babe.
9bi1abe1pbia, 8. 9iop. @aIter
8olentine, elm Is jdbri9er Neserfnabe,
erl6rB 9~eitern einen II jdbri9en BUR-
l9en, ylamens Samuel @eefs, ebenfaQa
Elm Ne9er. 8eefs blieb nuf Der @tele
tobt. Ser SDdter 1T nod ni@t perbaf.
tet.
@a1bin9to, s. Nob. Ser prd-
lioent erfldrte geitcrn in 8e5ug auf Die
@er509crun9 Der 4nfunft Der Sre9atte
vSrantlin", Commodore Mnmen babe
eiten 8rief BON Dem Capt. Samuel g.
Sronflin, Dem Sefe6ls6aber 0erTregatte,
er6alten, wel6er geraoe Dor abfa6rt oes
Sabr5eu9es aus Ii9o 9ei6rieben ipuroe.
Ser gapitdn I6reibt, oob bic Yreiie Der
Go6len 9eraoe por leiner Nbreiie snorm
geitieeen icien unO er 0esbalb lnitott ci
mes ausrei6snoen 8orratbs nur $50
Sonnen 9%efauft babe. Gr werbe 0es=
beIb |9esluun9en iei1, iebr ipariam nit
leinem 9etsmateriale %um5u9eben, uno
miilie Den srObten Sbeil Der &eile unter
Se9eln suriidIesen. Surd oieles 5drei
ben-tuie Der Yrdlioent ertldrt-oie l1r=
ia6e Der lansen Geile Der Gresatte er
fldrt.
9ctroit, Mi6., s. Nop. Walaine
9mitb, ,pel6er in 0etroit, Mi6., einen
Maoro be9ine, puroe Dor &ur5em in So-
ronto, Ont, perbaftet. Sn elmer geitcrn
oalelblt itatt9efunoenG @etidts1isun9
in wel6er Die Tra9e 8etrefi5 Nu5Ijefe.
run9 oes @efangenen an Die Ser. 9taa+
ten erDrtert wilroe, uerlos s.. 9et9uue,
Der 9tootsanwalt, cine 9epel6e bon
2oro Garnepon, aus acknowledgements,
oaB sesenm0rtis pieoer ein'se gusH9t
auf grneueruns oss @uslieierun9suer-
trays s,pif6en England uno Den Der.
Staaten porbanoen 1T.
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neufte telfgr. peps(1fn.
Ser &riee int Oricnt.

0onbon,S s. gfop. Ser ,Stanoaro"
meloet pff,iel, baB Der Marquis BON
9olisburD ols elm Experimentation Sc
5onbter ernannt iperben miro, nm i'm
gerein nit Cir Senrp Gniott aIs ger=
tretsr G%nolanb's in Der ooraeidlasenen
epropdiI6sr Gonferens ouf5utreten. Gi-
ne 9epei6e aus 8eIsrao tbeilt nit, oob
General Si6ernajeff am Sienfo9 i'll Sc
1snl6aft BON 200 rulIiiden Sff5ieren
e%intraf.
, 1876-11-09
0trainia StaatS<W a5et1e
tasltp be~raussssebsn BON
9obn 8. { II.
30. 8 3pOlite Straee.
DINO n ;, V a.

Gin Sanare, bret Monate low
G5rS6.re qn,etaen rper; en- tpiser berttnet.
Ntt pber wentaer Bel tn btIben stnsn SQUARE.
Nue Nn,eisen fnb In, gsraus 3u 3ablen.
Die 2eituna pttb tn Ritmont utb tint
ssaeno son ben 9rGssrn fir IS ssnts per
Wche auseetragen.
, 1876-11-09
gbanien.

Moorib, 7. Nop. Sn Dem lpani=
1Gen Senote leste seitern Die &esieruns
cine 8iG Dor, wel6e Die coniiitutionel=
len @orantien in eans Spanicn NIT
Musnabme Der bastilden Bropinsen
tpieoer %einfibrt.
, 1876-11-09

Da Die Marpinser Die Strufe bon
5000 Miurf fir 8ewaduns ibrer Wun
oeriidtte niht autuiIi9 Sablen mol.
len, wirb bas @elo uuf Dem Gretution
mege einaetl ieben. G. wsrOen ielbft
Gle unsldubieiten Marpinser idlieBlid
nod lift hlaues Wunoer ieben.
, 1876-07-27
THE INDIANS.
Advices from Crooks Command
to the 23d Inst. i,
An Immediate Forward Movement Has
Beon Determined Upon.
Torry's Forces to>Foll01v, and BE
Held ns n Reserve.
Crooks Army Now.N Numbers About 1,40o
Men, Including Indian Allies.

FROM CROOKS CAMP.
CnErENsE, W., July a6.-Aiviccs from
Gen. Crooks command, IN camp OFT tho
South Fork Of the Tongue River, July 2a, via
Fort Fctter1nan 50, arc Of importance. Tho
main body Of tho Sioux aro believed to ravu
taken to tho Big Horn Mountains, where game
Is more abundant, and the grass frcslcr. Tho
Indians efforts to burn tho grass OF tho
valleys mukcs It almost imperative on Crook to
follow them up at once. Ills force mustcrs
about 1,200 regular soldiers md citizen
volunteers, besides the zoo 6nakc allies, md he
feels tlat llo can at least hold his own OIL any
ground The emergency may se1ert. It Is TX.
pcctcd that tho wagons will ho parked on tie
Main Tongue River, near tho mountains, md
with tho paek train, loalcl With from fifteen to
twenty days rntfons, vigorous but careful ad-
vancc will Immediately follow.
1t Is not deemed advisable for Crooks and
Terry's forces to Join prerlous to move by one
or tho other Ut tho commands. 1t ia thought
that the InlIans would make stand against
ono Of tho columns. and TINT, by arranging them
md having tho other column reserved to either
fight, or folluw up with, something decisive
,nhy bc expected during tho SUMMER campaign.
The enemy Is believed to he on tho t1catl-waters
OF Ash Crock and tho Little Dig horn, nut fur
from tho Montana ard Wyoming line, 10 to 10
miles from Crooks present camp.
Gen. Merritt left Fcttcrtnan this morning
with eight companies of tho Fifth Cavalry. Two
more, On tho way to Fcttern,1u, will tako some
150 recruits md follow In q few days.
, 1876-07-27
NOTES AND NEWS.
tESAToK cAFEKTON's pkATU,
Auecinl fNfhsufth In Iha 4fihHnx

WAsnlsaIoS, u. e., duly Ex-senator Allan
Taylor Capcrton, VI West vIrgI,lia, died hers
this cveuing Of angina pecturls, brought Oh by
tho recent hot weather, lie was iinc
specimen of the OLD Virginia gentleman, 70
ycars Of aSe, with long white bcazd,
Which gave h!m patrlaschal appear
ancc. Beture The War hu was an ardent
Whig, and although ho vas member Of tho
Confederate SENATE, and has since bccn aeccs-
SION De1no:snt, lle cherished q warm feeling
fur all who !aI also supported Cby md Wei.
.tes. Ills country home In tho mountains Of
West Virginia wus tho keat Of nhtttnted hos-
ptallty, and hc |. .ircplJ lal,c,!ted BY q large
:I1vlc of personal friends. including tlose will,
xaem 10 has become at1lutintel since he enter
Ell tic ae,late III 1876. His remains will be taken
to VEST Ftsgln!a Tomorrow noEning.
TIM btLvKM B1LI~
The Speaker yulrd to-taay tllat AL election
easo had this huor as unhRihtcd business, aud as
= matter of privilege, had precedence in the
plornlng hour, 81 tbs Silver bill waa again
thrownoYerstl to.mo5T'ox, its opponsnts bel1eye
ato thcro !. gruwtng belief That, II It passes,
tts ssnAte Will, Il 1t dVes not detSat tho hll, Ut
, 1876-07-27

iunculty III driving sheep 10 Arizona, have
contributed to bring on panic III tile alicep-
market.
a number Of wool.growcrs have for years been
looking forward to the ttnao vi hen they would
he compelled to drive their hcrtss across tho
Colorado; but the grcat losses to tnany that
cases to thrce-fnurths, have checked the trans
fer, though II favorable rcpnrts should be r..
ccfycd from the 1crtls now un tho way, It will
soon be continued IN 1argr srale.
II 1ooks now as II Callfornta's wonderful In
crease III tho number of shcelh-1oubltng abnut
once IN four yehrs,-aftor having heen kept
up for twenty years, hal ut last colnc t., at eull
Tho slower fncrease Of the future will l,c AZ.
cntnran!ctI hy larger consumption Of mutton,
and more regard OH tho part Ut tho woul.grow
en-, to the qualities demanded l'y tho butchers.
Heretofore the quality of Tho n,utton was small
matter; now TINT It promises to hcconc inpQr.
tant, It may help tn ehnngv tho breed ami aeo to
stimulate the keeping u a few sheep about
nearly every farmhouse, On Ia the custom in
suino parts of Europe. For such purpose the
inrgc fnng-woul sheep will ',e prcfcrTed.
Tho Sonpet!tton Of sllc mutton will !n]ure Tho
demand fnr beef of the common stock. and the
old Spanish stnelt will iavo TO suffer. It has M
valuable quality except tho capacity nf bearing
starvation to which 1t was often expoaeit but
now lhut wheat hay Is cut extensively, and TINT
irrigation has n,ado start there is no further
need uf tho Spanish, cow In Cnllforl!a.
In tl,o prodlsctton Of lnrEc and lively horece,
for which there is sttntiy demand nt lIgh
prices III this city, the 3tnte has nHt mnlc any
may he called scrub stock, nrc common; trotters
Of excellent quality arc not rare; but the active
animals needed for lIcaTy tcafnlng are to be OBJ
tniscll with difficulty,
, 1876-07-27

Srtc{1{ CbrTf&B97dfnea Qf Tao TFfbtHe.
Dss Siuisxs, IT,, july al.-T6u following
IN Hntirtinv:
VI. JAM" - x .
:. nzs Mo!sEs. ~. Ju!1 -. l9tu.VtoS' .. y.
h!!lh"ono-nhAH eti' aehtso heleay 70 tcndtf
iny tesfnatloa o! lao oMce & " &S.pet,a'enuens o.
fnE ile pnrtoso q accepting ti,s Presidency OF tho
university OF Ch'caEo, III "nlch hasa bctn
e!scto T.
IN fe!!lqN'snihRa Wosk %hteh has ueen IN Al! r.
sl,tsts aas1iH tho n,tt r!eakant !bofh VI ny me-
lam not unsn!ndt1l nf my o!,lsga'ons IL tho lco:
nl1 =! Iowa IYr fpetr supeAte4 manifestations of
conli!tnep Htlu tsuut-
bclleflne that Tue olco. u Wisely a!ea, may ck-
ett s9ou ltlencn II ha!!nohz!hX ~ tl'o otlaca"
,a 9 H ~ " nv ae esn ~ oot ~ e 10
tnnl'y fnr the selection q my tacees.or n &C:
I0ashSe a, ~. .uo anu VI
'""'
uEH Mo,Nhs. July II, lA7B,-t'ot, AioH,o dbfr.
nthy, Superintendent eJ I'uGllc Msi<Hcijoa--alr
DEAR Stu: aM IN rocelpt Ut YDnE communication
ot This date, tcn.lcring yuur resignation OF tho
Office u snpsrtnle,!deMt 81 rMD!c instrHetlon, to
EKc snsct sePs. y, aean: h'g ~, eStso yGa
asesms s,,sesnn, IT, as can" t"u1p.oa'
we,r nat snci, o,,s ~ T." r"nd,r "'1m n.,cr.s ~
,arv tIs. .i.n yau hays takcn. Gnt,.r vour
jaitclous aid progressive administration Of tiin
tAa eesioo sy.tc!a oi our State impruyed srength-
encd. and pupularfzeh. Tie 1ral and entrc duyo-
lion that hare characterized t!e discharge 9f your
aafios AaV9 bseh .tanesl ~ INC pGopte VINO !ayo
,, ,g!s ~ ~ a.Hir,, No.. oMay yo11 r.
H. ,sntix Ircsns.fn s r,unae"cn INV i, " ~ ~ ~
my mas,i IN 1"nr att.oInistFatlon Of Il. nm r"nsnt
il,ut wl{le the tcpplu have hcarI tLut ills atcn
was In contemplation, tho announcement that yul,r
ollcul Eelataa4 with tao stals ana lts Uaneaional
, 1876-07-27
THE RESCUED 1RIsHMEN,
Preparations for Their Reception In Nov
York-An Incident Of Their Escape.

Preparations for Their Reception In Now
York-An Incident Of Their Escape.
Hfla York Sun, yHfp n.
The Irish prisoners who werr recently rescued
from Australia wil soon arrive In tha city, a,ltl
preparations fur their wolfarc arc being tlladc.
4 ctrctllar has been issnel, uEcr tile nnlncs OF
John Dewey, O. Donovan Rossa, Bcfnarl @ Reilly,
lar: "No pubits reception, paradc, Or other or
ga1,izcd public demonstration Will DO gtrcn
tho cx-pFlsocrs, aud all the c,1crgies ut Tic
Conn Coa,ittso sa,;i VII be ac'oted st to akl"g as
Ipcnt for lihcrality 1t ntlts: "T!ey have bvrno
British convlct-lifc with almost unexatnplcl
patience and fortltudc, never expressing wurta
II regret tor tho eourso they la'l taken, Or CON-
In ireland has Eeen pnrliled by tho tlro Ut
suffering, and they llayc set MI exatnple for f1l
turc gcHcrations u 1ttshmen to follow. They
1rc given ten Of the hest years of their lives to
per!oa of lille when tncn nro most disposed to
enjoyment, md wien lie mud liberty aro sweet
est, They have dune real and lasting service
to t''ciF eount5y:,m S2y;,'n yr,,.,,on, ,u,va
Letters from Frcemnntlc gavo further "details
of thu exciting chase ut tho si1 escaped Fenlane.
Tho Government commissioned tie scrcw
board some howtzcr cannon and body Of MIL
!tary pensioners, and sent them IN pursuit. The
4eurgcttc next day came up with tho CatalnA
and fired Slot ncross hcr bows, but BEe would
not stop. Coming within hatllnE distance par
Icy commenced. .-..
Stunt. Stonc-I demand In tho name Of tic
Government Of Western Australia slx escaped
conyicts on board your vessel, aud 1t you don't
give them up you must take the consequences.
Capt. Anthoiy-1 have ITO prisoners 0n board.
supt. Stonc-You lavc; see three Of them
Oh deck.
Capt. Anthony-I have no prisoners; all are
scalIIcn helongilg to tho ship.
supt. Stone-1 will give you fifteen minutes to
consider my request.
After that interview Supt. Stone ngniu de-
Inandc,l thu prisoners, anu tha Captain 'agaln
refused.
supt. Stone {pontlng to gun aud men ready
to tire}-If sou do not gtvc them up l will fire
into aid s!nk you.
Cant. Anthony-1 nm on the high seas, md
thut ilag {polnttng to tho stnrs and strlpes} pro-
tects stlc.
Stone-You hayo committed msdemcanor
agninst tho laws Of tic Colony. Your aac will
not protect you In that.
AHthohy-Ycs, 1t will.
Stune-Wfll you let INC boar0 your shlpf
AntIlony-No, v,u slan't.
stone--'rllcn yhur tinycrnmcnt will bc COM
,nunlcutcd With, and you must tako tho conse-
quenrcs.
A,ltllony-All right.
During this tlic men On tho Catn1pa were un-
der nr,1ls ready " act on tho defensive. Capt,
Anthony had previously, Vt Frccmautlc, taken
legnl adylco as to tho boundaries Of neutral
waters.
, 1876-07-27
STUItGIS.
To fhs Editor fC Tbs Tribune.


CHICAGO, July 23.-Gen. Sturgis mav have
been remarkably successful Indian fighter in
the past, vale bis Insertion, from tho records"
to tllis effect In the dispatch from yours Louis
correspondent In TIE TRIBUNE Of the 10Th Inst,
but ho should be careful not to critclsc tho gun
cratshtp or want Of Judgment, or tmpugn tho
bravery, as he manffcst1y does, Of Gen. Custer
In tho Into disastrous battlo Of tho Little Horn
River At lcast lie should not imply want Of
bravery on tho part Of t'Custer md his chosen
otIlccrs,n Judging solely from tho part OF tho
dell on which their bodies were found a}ler the
1ght.N
In to-tlay's (sunday's) Issue an Iowa volun~
tcor comments upon thu handling by Con.
atnrgts Of division Of 1000 to 10000 men in
an expedition ngninst Gen. Forreat near Menu
phis, Tenn; as,d the trap fallen into thcrc and
tho rout fo'lo,Slng, Corresponds 80 nearly to a
smaller attatr hspeniag at tho Fast to brig
tempted to give All account Of 1t.
On the 2Gth Of August, 1868 {at the t!me Of
the SECOND nuli Run -hattle}, tho Second New
York Heavy Artillery regiment, the Fourteenth
the dcfanses at Washington, and Now York
battery, were sent out by tho Alexandria pike
In tho direction Of Bull Ran. Tho battery. first,
followed by tho Now York regiment, the Massa-
ine boon recruited to twuiyo cotnnanies ca.l,
ana IN.
two sections OF the battery cspturud. ths snrss
ontl Now Yark ro,1tot1 md sent flyinr tbro.,,l,
lho ranks Of tic Massayllusctts xcrtt,r11t'
which hai {ur,neI In lino ri hattIe IN fTs t.rns1
iup this regiment, shIzoi tho TWO rcmnini,g
ol1,s Of the battcry. which wero In t1fsordrriv
Trtrcat through Lis ranks. and tluntei then, ~
tbo mi, wtcre. with tic a,1dit{um Of eon,o an,-
fu,lancn wheels. untta A ahowing Of artft1rrv @n,
ma.ic tn thn e1,ei,y.s IL INV rita tI% ndvonto
al Ths- -Hmrl Lepss cavalry was rhect.,1 '"st>o
After niratfoil tho writer hereof WA t1trected
by Col. Hr1cno to 20 to Aierantirin and or,Icr
s1nniIes hcnt out Ia Il was fi,a intnntin" n; tEa
CSonui 10 i,oii the positipn. an,i thn ,,rn ~ xcrc
nearly out Of rations, mart nf n1,r train havinS
boon canturod. W. ''~'A' '1'''s
, 1876-07-27

likely to be mont affected by II. were carefully
excluded from the Conmlttcc-rootn, aud tho
eenl Of secrecy was placed npon the lips Of mem
bcrs Of the Committee Hundreds of witnesses
WashtngtUrst but at various nRvy.yarsls on thn
Atlantic coost, and, when the Committee Ind
clint,atictl the testimony, mass ~ ncasly:t,000
pngvs was PLACED IN tie tlan,ls OF the Secretary
the rrlvllcgu Of replying. The Commtttcu Lelt
no consultation whatever Ia Felatnn 70 report.
TIC 1nattcr OF the rcpurt was never talked 0f In
the Conrittcc-ruom, and no one was authorized
ty tic Committee to prepare olc, no sul,eon,.
ulittne appointed aud no general discussion lad
as to wlIat II should contain, but tic members
nf the Commiitcu were Notified to bo present on
the norntng of tho 18th Int. 10 the Committee.
was % %atsemhlcd, 20 te cnaIrtnsn prointed f fe
port, a,ld was proceeding to rca1 H. whon Isc-
iul,liran member of tic Committee inquired Of
The Chairman By wi,at authority the report had
brought io tho attention of tho Committee.
To thls Qucal[on tile Chairman replied, " / rcc-
ugn!zel my political friends on the
Conmittcc, and have sons.,lsed them only,
and rTosccdet to re!oT,." During TIC reading
It Ind hecn alrcady agreed to and pas,ed upon
by the majority Vi tic Committee, its rcndtng
having consumed the entire day Of the 18tli.
Tho Republican tncn,bcss Ut tho Committee uil
!s nsxt day nropsssd y .aks 7 %p :HScss BY
ositinn wns voted down hy party vote In coa-
1nIttec, thus dcprfrinE illu minority of any In
aucnec In determining tho. conclusions nll
character of the report OF tho Committee st
which they werc nle,nbers. A rubort SO made
Ii likcly to bc, III some mcaa,lsc, but reflex Ut
tho political sentiments u It's authors, attaptcd
10 what they may deem tic po!tical necessities
Of their party. It Is, in furt, partisan tocli-
nlliit made IN tic evu Of grcat political c0ll
tcst, and is ''cs'gued for political elect.
Tic report llactf, rs We fRvc satsl, Is IN per-
feet collsunnl,ec with Thu investigation, botl III
nlo1,ncr and spirit. Throughout lis whulu
lr,lyt facts Hrtl figures arc perverted and par-
tca mtsseprcecntGl. Everything Is assumed
against tie Department and Secretary, und
nothing In Their favor. Al cnrtandum state-
t,,ents and assumptions alp given AZ fnrts, while
Testimony which wholly rcftitcs them ts cntirc-
ly Ignored. spcculattons of sInglc witnesses,
which nrc supposed to establish some wrong or
abuse, arc quoted, while tho sworn and 1egnl
trsti1nony OF nln,iy which vontradlcts and d.
etrnys these spceulatiuna 1e never mentioned.
The malignant givfngs out OF malicious enemies
nre assumed as true, wlhtc the testimony Of
honest witnesses Is gatbed aid wrestad from
Its intended meaning. Throughout tho whole
rrport every single thing whkla has occurred
during tho lust kcye,i ycara with which t51e
maturity think they can llnd fault Ia ch0rae-
tcrlzcd as Il great nb,,sc aid fraud, aud every
exercise Of legal authority at,out Which they can
find rbolft Ter doubt ur dissent IL declared to
br Il violation of Law.
, 1876-07-27
A TwQ-EIeAdetl Child. =.

;. A correspondent OF the retaluma tCal) AYyus
says that III the He'd Wo0ds, about ~ mties from
retalums, ;thero ltysa fainily who have
felnats child, about years old, which haa Two
nrrks Atnr'lIny t, this correspondent, f,,nn
tht hcc..,s ,Nu"urJ, ri ~, !" al;..vc, 1t Ii .he
bvay 4 hut unv child. Tue two heuls are
called nollia and Ollie. Doille has rich brown
haiF, dark hazcl eycA, and u brunette. Ollie
has fair skin, auburn hair, and blue eyes.
They can each coAyerse with different persuns
on different subjects Rt tho sa1ae time, 4ud are
well Informed snd Intelligent.
, 1876-07-27
THE MOHAWK DISASTER,

Nav YoHx, July 0.-olivcr 8. Rowland, lato
satling-mustcr OF the yacht Mo!a fk, was rear
rested yesterday upon clargo Of perjury.
The arrest was made upon tho complaint OF ono
ot tho QunrtcrHnsters ut the Mohawk, who
tcstIiics that Capt. Rowland did Ipt, o. h0 had
hwurn he did, East ulf tho lnatnsa1 bur gLyu asiy
orders to lavs 1t done, nor WIS tlerc i sall or
dercd to be disturbed by htu..
, 1876-07-27

NH FFtlHf79Fa AHu C1H{}0FhI1
Tho business Of grRzng seelnb tu 4ave rcacl.-
I'd a turning point IN Calteornta. Il Jun now
tktrcmuly depressed, p}tl tho pTcs4t ctrcutl-
sta,iccs suggest atpl favor eoM0 ehuf,ea. Tho
construction oi raflrosts, tho sPrcal lof settle
ments, ths txicnsaHl of t'eur':. 'fril!,s1 i,y
grain, tttu Etplst multiplication III nhc l., aisl tc
riso III thu vuluG of laiu, !aayu ten{d to lE-
creas0 thu lelt,ana while diminishing s surrly
Of pAstuIv sn much that tAesu would }rnoa blJ
bo serious loss II rlr1t winter III II! brlug
selnty ralufaIl. THIS Rpprchensionf n such
sllsuster the low price OF Mtril!o wu.A AMI the
cAeapuyks VI lnutton.-the lost pastl 4hu result
, 1876-07-27

plrrsnuno, Pa, July D.-Wil1au Young,
ono of tic alleged murdercrs} Of Patrick
0fnricn In Gull!tzin, Cambria CoPnty, March
8, WIS arrested to-day ut N0bfston, Alle-
gheny County. O'l3rlcn was u sgitchlnan on
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Youtk's two &C.
completes wcyc arrested shortly a4cr tho mur-
der, They are all coat-Ininers,
, 1876-07-27
Particulars OF the Recent Bloody
Tragedy in Boston.
An Insane Wifc-Slnycr Kills Him.
self by Jumping from
n Roof.
Cowardly Murder and 1ts Qliok Pun
ishment In Kentucky.
A Story Of Diahollcal Vandalism and
Trcachery from Mics, Mich.
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

n DOlNAE 11tiAGEll}1s IL
B1Aon fhst. July ~.
About 8 o'clock lust evening terrible double
tragedy was cnactad at the North Erl1, a man
killing Ills wife anl then ending his own llfc.
The victims Of this last hortor were Patrick
Ford, 60 years Of age, and Gertrude, his vile, IS
yrass Of age. who resided at 81 Cooper street.
From, what could be CLEANED from those abotlt
the premises, 1t appcart that the two IN company
With bog, IL years Of age, named Richard
Ford. occupied three rooms upon tho second
story, the first fiat being occupied by tho family
of Michael AIcAhrcy. Tho first intlmatiol. TINT
the latter lad Of any trouble between Patrick
and l.is wife was from tho boy, who
came down THO stairs earring that his
tho street 4 crSxti soot, collected, and o.lleers
McGonaglc. MvCuc, Brown, anil Durrill, who
wcro Iii tho vicinity, hearng that there wns
trouble upon Cooper street, Immediately pro.
ollicur etcGonaEto, who was the llrst to enter,
started lip tile stnlrs 1eoding to Forsis npart-
nents, when he was met By thnt individual,
who, With Ar A. ax IN bis hand, va hacking away
threatened 10 annihilate him nj once, a. tllaa
spirits Ind directed Iin To Kill everybody.
Noting the situation Of aifairs, the other olecrs
| proceeded to tho rescue, but the stairs woro
At tirnc.. Procuring chatr, Oiiiccr Nictlonaglo
| warled OF the blows aimed at Him a. best ls
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, 1876-07-27
THE RECORD.
, SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July aS.-Mr. Anthony
submitted resolution to print L, 0oo extra cop.
scs Of tho report Of tho Commissioner Of Eluca-
ton for 1876, and ,:9,oO copies Of the rrport Of
the Special Committee which rrccutly inycsti-
gated Mississippi aiInlrs. Agrrcd to.
Mr. uglosby, frotn the Committee on Indian
Affairs, Icpoticd favorably on the Housc bill to
provide tus tho sale OF certain lands In Kansas.
Calendar.
MIR. Allison called up the River and IIar1tnr
Appropriation fAll, 70 ~ to have It come mp un-
hniahcd business, anu tho Senate adjourned.
, 1876-07-27

6pec1N1 H1apdsth 70 7H6 7f75Hn4.
EAST SAoiNAw, Mich, July ao.-Thc examina.
tion Of r. Y. Wilson, N old resident, Tor alleged
outrage OH Miss Jana Mckay, which llas boon
pcuing tho past two weeks, WAS concluded TO-
day. Wilson was bound over for trinl at tho
mkt session Of the Circuit Court. Bnll was
iixc.l Mt Il, 900. Tie prominence of the parties
fEs given this casc in,lch attention IN this Sec
tim,
, 1876-07-27
BAD,


Special Npaach to 1Aa 1ftbHfs.
Sioux Clrr, H., July eA-TAe Rev. 8, T.
Mouru, Methodist preachur al Ycru{llu1,, Dako-
Ia, Is III hot waiter It Is clnitncd I'll tic rev.
erena gentleman has more wives tim the law
allows, and tho church llnA taken NJ The matter
aha ordered an investigation.