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Sleeplessness from 0yertaxation.

I am happy to be able TO Inform you tnaG
say s. Richard is himself again. Since have
been using the Armadillo 1 have had no tronhld
in sleeping. Can take nap in the afternoons
and sleep from until next morning hgr,y
G. g. LOBDELLt
President Lobdell Car W Wheel W.
WILMINGTON, April Is. 1873.
NEW YORK, July ID, 1876.
DEAR SIR: used your Noltaic Afnadild
w aistband in two cases OF Muscular kheuma5
tism with entire success. l shall, with greak
pleasure try it in similar cases IN IN the fusure.
UCHAS. E. HAJKLEY, Md,
s.47 West Thirty first street.
I used your Armadillo for weak back, neu6
ralgia in the neck, and several forms OF fheus
matism. In all these my patients say they ara
a good thing. / find they do more to relieve
suffering than any therapeutic agent known
tpy me) to the profession; q srrnNrp MN 4
MANSFIELD CENTER, Conn, March 10, 1879. 4
Ihaye used your Bands and Soles and dnd
them in every way worthy the confidence ot
'4' A'0Al ). ". TRuEwoRTHY, MD.
MUNcIE, Ind, Dot. lS, 1875,
wAUKEEsHA, Wis, Dec. 8, 1875. !
have used the Armadillo for neuralgia In
the head. Its effect upon me was wonderful.
IL relieves me in very few minutes. have
been subject to this fearful disorder for many
years. but have found nothing TO equal YOU'D
electro magnetic remedy. l also use the Solea
with great satisfaction. r. l.. COVE. }
The Band succeeded admirably in the case Oh
chronic rheumatism, for which got ii. req
commend it most cordially for such.
ST. GEO. W. TEACKLE, MD,
1873 PARK avenue, Baltimore. \
ELMIRA, Nov. 28, 1876,
I like the soles so very much that herewith
send ~ for Head Band. Nh
N. b. WATROUs.
Your Bands thus far have done all expectAi
ed Of them-in two cases Of spinal irrltatioul
more than had hoped.
j. L. GREENLEAF, Nib.
OwEGo, n. Y. June Q. 1875. II,
In case ofAhronic and sub acute arthritis.
my patient, very intelligent young lady, haS
derived infinitely more benefit from your
Band than from all the blistering, Dandaging,
compressed 'spohges, &C., she endured az the
hands Of one Of New York City's most eminent1
physicians. HENRY T. BAHNS0N, MD.
| SALEM, N. c., june, 1875,
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HLHCTRIC REMEDY.
TESTIMONIALS T
YOU SHOULD READ.
Perfect Fitting to Every Part Of the
Body. Always Safe. Always
Ready for Use.
THE
VOLTAIC ARMADILL0,,


No shock or unpleasant sensation expe-
rienced, but constant electric current, giving
to the nerves gentle stimulus, revivitg CIR
culation, removing Congestion, Pain aud Sore-
ness. For Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scatica.
Lumbago, Weak Back, Nervousness, General
Debility, Imperfect circulation, &C, &C., &C.
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have used your Armadillo appliances with
signal benefit to my patients.
OwAsoo, N. H., June is, 1876

had a case or general prostration and de{
bility. In eight years am the eighth physil
clan who has taken the case in hand. You1
as she says, has given her "a new leased
life" Her gratitude to you and me is une
bounded used little medicine IN this case.
j. 4. STURDIVANT, MD,
MILLvILLE, Cumberland County, n. Y, Maj
n, 1875.
Your Amadillo worked wonders in the cas9s
OF spinal congestion for which obtained it,.
1t quite relieved those feelings Of indeseribabla
depression and pain. 60 which the patient had
been subject for over fifteen years.
''' LII. L. MALLORY, Md
SHERMAN, Fairfield Co., Conn.,, Dec. 10, 1Sl6.
The Bands and Soles continue to give good
Satisfaction. A. M. BEVIER, MD. !
OwAsCO, N. H., Feb. 10, 1876.
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GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot. Fifth and Hoadly. Time,7 minutes fast.
Grand Rapids Mail 7:3OA.M. g40P.M. 9:50P M
Grand rand Rap RaPids Ex 7o5p.M. s:s5A.M. s:4OA.M
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RAILROAD rImE-rABLE.
ATLANTIC AND enBAr wnsranr.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT wRsTERN.
Depot Fifth and Hoaflv. Time, 7mnutes fast.
Depart Arrive, Arrive
Cin,tl. Cin'ti. Dest'on.
New York Ex IL :l5A.M. 5.10A.M. 7ssoP M
New York Ex ...... 9:50PM. b:l5P.M. 6:50A.M.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LINE.
Depot, trout and Kngour. Time, minutes slow.
Louisville Ex daily 6:lOA.M 8N0P.M. 10a1A.M,
Louisville daily ..... S:0OP.M. l:05P.M. 7:l5P.M.
Louisville daily. 6il0P.M. r:30A.M. l2:40P.M.
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"w have numerous lettersfro physicians

who have used the Armadillo. The efficacy Of
these Bands and Soles is clearly established in
Ger ain forms Of Rheumatic Affections, Neu-
ralgia, Weakness OF the Back and Abdomen,
ceiyed the distinguished appreciation OF Sir
Charles Loeok and other European scientists,
is largely used in England, and, as the Arma-
the same prlncipie, only in a more convenient
form, there is no reason why it should not ats
tain the celebrity yhere."-Phystcian and Phar-
macist, Aovember, 1875.
"And many physicians Of high repute, and
some within our own knowledge, testify to the
beneficial use Of felectro-magnetism by sucn
means as Mr.. Seibert has very ingeniousy de-
yised, and which we think worthy OF attention..
-Sanitarlan, May, 1876.
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DAYTON sHoRT-LINE AND COLUMBUS.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time. minutesfast.
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Your Bands thus far have done all expectA
ed Of them-in two cases Of spinal irrltation
more than had hoped.
J. 1. GREENLEAF, MID.
OwEGo, n. Y. June Q. 1875.
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CINCINNATI AND sANDUsK

Dep)t, Pearl and Plum, Tune, minutes fast.
sandusky Ex, ,,:..,. S,l0A,M. 4;Sor.M. 4:5oP.M
Bellefontaine Ac...., 4:o0P.M. 9i30A.M. 920P. M.
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CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON.

CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time. minutes FAST
Chicago Mail ........ 73OA.M. 9:40P.M S:30P.M
Richmond Ex ....... 5:3Op.M. 10:25P.M. s.35p.M
Chicago Ex daily -. 7NbP.M. e:a5A.M. 7:3aA.M.
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Ihaye used your Bands and Soles and dnd
them in every way worthy the confdence oi
the Medical Profession.
j. w. TRUEWORTHY, Md !
MUNoIE, Ind, Oct. l3, 1875.
, 1876-07-24

Alter al, tho chcapest aul most valuable
currency - good 1nanncrs; and we repeat
little aHeedote Of Lord paln.cr,tun fGr tho lu,l-
cut of ltotclelerks. car-comluusurs, l,arkeepors.
atld Centennial gutcllleu, wtltlu allt1 1tI,g that
tney nave many annuyancca to e,ulIFc during
This hot weather. 4 ratlro. ul~watcIlnan snw
LoEa fal!ncrston smoking hla cigar ut tho end
~ deep, thought, and I'D not KNOW lS'
va ,ta;,, Violating tte rules. uni. When tho
tWAtchnaa told hInl lle was, ho did not htar
aata. upon whlca tbs watcsu ,tuu pulled ti!u
cigar out Ut tho old n,all's nv juth md threw il
Into thu track. Tho trail, cn1nu Tasi,ing ty
directly afterwards, and iutt I Pa|nlprston VIII
getting In, bsott!rr wut knian rcInarkeI:
w. mm.lhsru goes the old chief II thu CubI1,vt!H
aAa "atchtnat, lr'gl:trnc4 to death, rlshul up
70 LONDON tue ncxt day, foFct Il ILLS way Into the
"so, ill.," was tin reply, "w u woul.l uvs iaye
boen ~ rude II mo Ia Ubed{s ace 10 yUur orders
Il lad been 6.ilcr than / " III You arc IN ill.,
!efl'a! th9bp a1td II treated uu as you lascrycd
would have ynu rrtuoyedt II Wa rrpeut lin
moral, that put!tenesa Is thu best and rheapust
currency In the wurla, but t9 bu Of auY yailic IL
must bu HtlfssFs1-
, 1876-07-24
TIE INDIANS.
FORT IAIsAAJJE.

FORT LAIlAM1E,
special t~fTsspondene< a TAs Tfituns.
FORT LARAMIE, Wya. Ter, July 1g-fndtan
Inspector Vandcrvero's rcpor. that the Indians
were oil at tho Agencies June 90 confirms The
report that tho hostile band would be obliged 10
get more ammunition from tho Agencies before
further operations. As to Mr. Bear.stani.Uo,
us spcccli has tho ring Ut truth. Insnectur
Vanderverc'a testimony us to llts reliability Is
entirely supcrauoue.
For tho last month OF more, Gen. Merritt has
ocen acting upon hint Of Sitting Hull, ttaat
hc dltl not wait any visitors to p.es between
The Agency and his camp, either Indians Or
whites. Gen. Mcrrltt with bis cayalry, has
been Of great service to slttlng-null In coinpel-
Ing several PARTIES of 1nifans from, the Agcn.
c,fs 70 tllrow away tbs catico, sugar, eofrec, an
seuhuay lie Intercepted and ttroyn back to Hull
Cioud party Of from hUo to s0o. lie Is *
ptGted to arrive hero Tomorrow.
ing etate Of affairs Ut the 1}tack Hills Ii vcry
n!co for sltting.Bu'l. Says Bcar.sta,d.Up, liz
white men kit ttleussclYcs, anu 1nake thc F}1nnk
d! 1!llls muiorguHn fro1n 60 many tlrni men,
Then sltting-Bul1 gocs around tic prairIcs, and
.t Sy t.a H great n1ay g a othc, thing,
O. soGn think that such truthful Indian ~
Bear-stand-up would say tint l cat,,c il, on thr
.htl, when hu really tslInu oB tic 19,b, IN h,
Liars. S = ''@'S'o'' VI
The latter part Of last May, Cant. Egan, of
the Second Cavalry, saw nj unc time l0O war-
siosa Oh tl'eir way from tho Agencies to tic
Noflh. They attacked Blagk-I1i]s train
ean'ped ,nil 8 FROM tile camp ii tic cnyaIry
company, but retired when the soldiers arrytI.
sl1pposc they wvre In n hurry to bring home
,. snlne Relations md children belonging 10 tcir
wIyes, and could not afford to ,psc time.
They seen, very tetilc nov; nrc wjlltn.r In
selling the Black utlls-Sitting- Bull u,,l lis aL.
wiser they report dcnd. They put IN au appear
anSe At Tue Agencies tlse Sott ii June. Every
signtfyf Why, that parties are lust now eUInr
back after relations ind children belonging i,
taetr w5scs, and arc not afsafa Of The tf,,ona
already there, hut would prefer tlut no 1nurc
bc acnt there lust now. NAS'~
, 1876-07-24
CRIME,


Eh
torrtsponatnct itep 1oYk i4ttnd.
Wr7HEvti.LE, W., July t0-Our yom,nupitv
Ras startled ttEa morning BY the shocking H.
formation Tat Charles 81. 1Viipann#, whu re-
sfdcs at the depot at this place, aut is scnp]oyesi
W the Western Union Telegraph Company, I,nd
el'ot and killed J. =. Dlrkerson, the Depot
Agent here.
Tic facts. as far as hare been abic to gather
thefn, nre these: Williams bccuno at,orfBctl
ytsterday evea!'g thu. his ony daughter, about
~ years OF age, was eneelntt, arsl, upun inquiry
90 to Wig was tho casc Of her ruin, he wns H.
1!ornicd that It was Dckcrson. lie i,nIncdiatt-
IA H. .,s, " snt called upbn )c!sersot,, charged
Z ne ant not marry i!s daughter lc wnuld xiii
l!tl: Dlrkerson falling to giyu him sntisfuctIon
az uso tt1t,o, he {fvill[aihs) satd hc would
E,Sss Ensso ,,n ~, s anti mslocs 'cxt morning 10
!'nYe again called on Dickcrson did demanded
70 Know whether Id intended to marry hIs
9auThtcs, ,ald agatn lett without getting fatls-
n";i3 ias,ton, It'll; IN s!ort ting e reappeared Ut tlu
s soft was engaged with IFS assistant IN copying
tic llVtt psnln Qor what purpose know ,iotj.
nc LOOK deliberate ain Hst l0lgel eight or rjlss
nsssSsot In tug left side of his face, completely
tnashiuK both hls upper mud luwrr Iawn, nto.,is
OF the s'ot coming ut on The ,,ccl; Oh tj,c On,
posNe SIDE. Dickerson,' who sveIncl to Ilast,
1ceh unaware OF tho prcsencc Of Williams, ,lt-
. ssssd ;Ae exclamation, :" Ny Nod!''-the Inst
IN four minutes after he expired tn Sitting
posture on the sofa where le yrs ut the time.
Tue two Inen previous to yesterday sllaI been
on very Intimate terms. Williams wus llcur,i Il,
iif!leti 1lan whom tie lad regarded as thc lcxt,
1rlGnd 10 tlud OIL eartli. Williams Immediately
surrendered !stinse!f to tic proper authorities,
uau a. examination, n1,t was sent on III the CIr-
eals M Court, giving bail promptly III the sun of
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DROWNED.

Gpece1} hSpatch 10 7hs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 23-Chris Cbristianson,
snilor OH the schooner Anna Thofinc, Of Maut-
towoc, felt oycrbon.N and was drowned this
morning. 11e was single nun, anl u Norwc-
gsau.
Special Dispalea to 7at Tribute
gT. Louis, july :J,-At special from St.
Joseph, NO., says: I" An appalling catastrophe
occurred at Contrary Lake. near this city, ut
D o'clock this afternoon. Jan,cs C. Cross was
With party Of young girls boattug on tho lake,
and oue Of them reaGhing to get q ~nter-llly
tippcd tho .boat over. The water was 19 feet
deep, mud before assistancc could nrrive tho
girls, flTo IN number, were drowned. Cross
lad .ac!zel his daughter. aud was cndcayorlnE
TO pfacc her on tho bottom Of tho upturncd
boat when hc was taken with cramps, aul
Was with great d!l!c,!ty aaye4. Tho bodies
Of tho drowned have bccti brought ashore anti
are tying side by sidc Oh the bank They pro-
sent q gnastly appearance. * Cosoner's Inquest
is new oeing held. Thu TUNES Ut tho deceasci
9rc t Misses ~ Julia Yotter, Krattstz, Cross, and
Simmer. Their ages ranged from to 10 years.
Tho sad affair Inns Gust deep g!oom over thc
German population Of the c1iy.h
, 1876-07-24

Ao"p-AlEtFEaANT OF IRELAND.
,.. .osooa, July A.-The Telegraph says It IL
stated si1at tho Dukc OF MARLBOROUGH viii s,,c.
It Ireland. ''A''
r 7Ah 1RoN-cLAD "TuuspEnxH."
tne following Is description Of tho Thauder-
s., the Engllah lron-clad which ,saa llaabletl On
1a,aay u, by tis explosion Of her boiler;
,oa.! ne !h1adercr Is one of tho four 1arocat and
H. .aetslly.afGltd ycfsels In tbs Dritisf nryv
sus s aAhl outcome og Cdps. Coio's thcnrfss ~
the armament, and ot Mt, NeIdsa y!ows a. to
srnrr of thu hull and the d;ypoalttun Of
in,ncn.. udtexea IN this fr4sel to bo abtofats}y
snWoo!xle ihian" s. 'As!s Rrupn ~ sass hss ny
tue arst two yeszcln Of this class the tnost
ssssaettat mcn.uf.war yet built xsro IL. Tbnu.
innnsta tuaa ~ lister yes4cl the Ncyastaton M,tl,
B3 feri IT, ts7? Tho ThuGteret hi 2s5 teet lopK.
Dtnsfe. ,nesas hroad. the ataught forward If fuSt
alaust sna ,naa aat ~ ssst 1nsss ht.
prs9cn{t Oetn defensive and Offensive, na sactual1y
os ,eaa ihs entrance Of tho vessel nto tnSny H.,
iefs..." while eulnently a.tins il for coast
Envian1 aI9n ss0E1y alore like thar Vi
lit of ~ ~ glns. four III number, con.
npuaica tn oaten ;.t !oo po9ndeF nreech.l .lo4deI1,
9shg needed to lupcsnsa9 liz moteas " 81 H.
lur,rssS Sna ~ guns. weight uf $50 tons Thn two
thv wsxns Y upon deck given up while 1t sea TO
low ia wat ~ engines and quarters being Nil ba.
towsssss watet.'lne. netwecn The two turtcts.
iec; stsda g st,ac!ous hurricane Or d ring deck II
III mash ~ openings from tho hold az earied
thict 90 tho ycsacf Is from To- IL u ii inchrs
ca H., .a9 thickeat being Oh thu turrst, tae nsIt
" tle Weasel. h41 tho thinue2t Oh tue
, 1876-07-24

sloping deek substantially The eAms syater, being
followed ~ nhtAlnt tl tho ntnor- plating Of al
American nontoT. Pho Two turrets nrc no{ placed
directly In ling. upon the deck, bnt stand esrb
a lile'e ona aide Of the contto Ut tbs hull,
and gain In thls way an advantage III,
=, roktn9 Dr.. a. we'll Al pfo,Idlng n
Wldcr range to eithefs tunct In case the otlsr il
dleabted md bcc1ntcs aoh onless. Aatllp pcruiias
contradiction Of tte .rsaoi rnuhlca tic 9t1na md
nost 81 ihc pls.!hg 70 bs lxpt e'o:e TO the waer.
IN ordinary armor. .plaicd va.sea. The ,ThunaeTer
h. notn'nal burden Ut 40 tons. and dtaplaces
Or weighs 8, LOT tons. 1fnr 9Jlcel averages Ii
kn.s an hour. and the weasel hna two Independent
eetows and tw9 scta Of enktnss, ono nndcc each
prc.on. instance-and Carrying I, eoo IONS of coal
Or eaouRa for sea voynge of q. QUO miles. Tho
a tenoa f1 eos.t defsnse thoae
attu 70 takc AZ ocean voyage. As thu vessei hss
been 70 eon'n,ls.t1n oyer three years, antl1g that
j. prohabfe that repa!r4 10 tho boilers laye bocn
found necessary. md that thu Accident. occurred
IN ttai Trip over tho coursc usually selected by
british War vGssclS.
, 1876-07-24
An EnElfhlI Manufacture On Our Tn

An EnE1inl Manufacture on Our Tariff.
Mr.. FFank Wright, a manufacturer Of Br-
sNiligl.ain, EH.lunu. who fa now III PhIlaelrtjI.
he1ts tho following letter tn the Irexs uf tlut
| city; N''"'
During ms silor. visit In the United state, hnxa
seen many thing. hnye felt bonutt To admire, unI
i.. Aays wondered q your wonderful progress and
ne1sty 1 ~ ioos,n ~ ynur commerce Generally
VIII I'LL yonr originality. yoar g1rai intelligence
an1 5onr Ftiaos.so;c adaptation. yua lave not'
y from England, adapted tho principles u frry
tEadc An article ln yaur paper sraIs Of il ~ uu
pcsieNce ~ manufactured has alenya hcc!i fiat
IT. n,osv eonapetili.u nnd the kseaeF!* esafaeter
cy, the very objec Of psctecton istp ayot n i'm
tset sga!n.1 conIcsis!1a. II IL also said !u tho
tase r4o at1ea saat {cn hnss )owcF Price. aaa m
ntariy dou1k.for everything buy III tl.is cSur- %
diereneo IL the qEnil.y. Fof d NY dsy 'E1ss newcs
pancr pay 100 pcf centGn murc here. except fur
y1nI eSssllsnt issue, for "bIrh oniy pay 50 pr
Yon NY, 1ir, that the United States are entering
ous markets w!tll articles q manufacture. Doubt.
there would not Lc much chance of youF doing 10,
anu an .ns n9es " yo o. na tiry tnio 1qnds sterling
{poIt 70 ~ would soon c reversed Or altered.
M "a, IT, IT, tsar nn you5 s!ds q. well ours eru
tagc Ct both hui whatever the un!tei States inay
~ % n ts nntser sonsr ~ 2: lstsr England viz nos
conditions OF Protection.
,1 DO 1n,, mot eIpsst, si,' anyng hare saia will
draw some little attention 10 Tie subject, psthaps
cnusG spns 81 your readers 10 think aver tho utat.
sssr 1T sIs w is was an saasd
tsnnoasly anto ths bsa"eh u pol!ea eeoony will
NIL III ha
, 1876-07-24

Ct1nlna1iy Reckless Shooting by a Drunken
Policeman.

] Ct1mlna1iy Reckless Shooting by Drupkct
| policeman.
Lincoln Park contributed considerably mort
than its share to the tltsor{crly nrc
ccedings Of Sunday night. As usual, .l,<
park was crowded with pleasure
seekers, and, In consequence Of tho cold weath.
cr, little more thsn the average Of gf,.,d Decs
aud bud becr-sa1oon whisky was imbibell. Eyot
tue rask police, who arc generally ready enough
to partakc of the flowing bowl, swillc,l
tloTn moro THU sufficient to qucnyl,
t!ieir thirst, md bcra,no ut lcast
"half seas over" all went merry
enough uutil about $50 o'clock, when tl,c park
rcaounacd to tho cries Ut ~ rolice!n proceed.
ing from tho upper end, mud ththcr tlic cson.l
rushed. Those who arriyet1 upon the scene ear
y witnessed Jo1ln Mahr, Captain Of tho Parl,
fo1fcc, chasing tho gardener as fast as Ills bow
legs and muddlcd brain would permit, and, Just
as i,e got within few yards Of hia, l,e WIS seen
ne fatIusc, Wio, though frightened nut u hts
Wits, still Kept OIL Ills COURSE Quite a
crowd gathered, and. a report gauins vlrcula.
ton that te man lad bce s'!ot in THO hllrt tho
ner hlahr dentcd having fred tho shot, hut
would not allow auy onu to i1lsect his weapon.
During tlns dispute tho crowd augmented 10
seySrai M, hundred ,,, "a nu,bcr and then, when
"oo siAA|!y 4VlNCA W HHhlluNJCuEU lktAt uE
did fro ut tho fellow, tho excitement tr-
eatno Intense: Cries Of "Lynell htn,W
and "stone him!" were coming frDtn Ill
parts, rcyolyers weto drawn, aiati atuhr's
ltfn seemed IN imtntnent danger, until Otlir4r
ecanton, Of tlo regulur forcc ca,uc up. BY
ruasontng With tho crowd ]le Was enabled to
Fcseno thu offending ppelcr, but only ut,olt the
condition that he bu takcn to thu rxaspst flollrp
station. Tho crowd followed to tho Wcsl.ster
Avenue Station, whcrc by llttas clitra,1ery On
the l'art OF thp police Mahr was sct ut liberty,
lhe policeman who had brought him tlitllsr
hatl seen nothing to warrant ilH tu making the
arrest, aud THOSE Of tnucrowI who l.a. followed
did not carc to bc locked up ~ witnesses.
The Superintendent If tho park u,nt1r an at.
tempt to get at the bottnnl Of thu disturbance,
but. owing to the disappearurru OF both prhl-
c!pals, his Investigations werc frutlcss. 4TNo
gardener, man Han,c1 NcuskoMh, is employed
on SUNDAYS o. special policeman. lie nsver
stopped running until he reached tis hotpu IN
Lake view, save fewtnOlnents that hu stoppctt
to toll OiIircr Bidlle TINT Mahr was golnE 10
Bho1t him, aud ihat hs did not wnnt 10 bu nialu
o target VI.
Muir ia brother OF ex-All. Mahr, anil for
so1no TINS past laa been n1ted Tor liz, tlrfne
propcns!tics Ald easy rlEtue as u Park ,HjigG-
nan. lie II was wllu several yculs ngD Blhlt twu
notorious thieves naMcd 6t,al.non and Fergus,
5ut Ut thnt ttMo public opinion VI, lust
crooks" of ali kinda released him frt4n nil
jlarle II the inaticr. Whit prompted tir
,4ootlt'g Is nut known, hut rutnpr has It tl.at
sGusko'n9 WIS continuing With some Of Aahr's
, 1876-07-24
4 HORRIBLE ORGY,


cARnoSpALE, it,, July GA cold-bloodctl
murder Tas pcrpetrated In Maknn1a, miles
south u here, yesterday evening. The ,,articu-
lars rs CLEANED from gentleman from Mukauda
arc % follows: ". r. Stewart went to CobJc,
yesterday and returned OIL tho evening tr,tn TO
Makanda with n Jug of whisky. About dark he,
accompanied by several companions, nil Of
wlom woro faborcss on farms ii, the vicinity,
ana three women, repaired to grove near By,
wacre tic liquor was freely dispensed. 4 gamo
OF eaFds was tntlulged In, wl,ic1, resulted iu
general light The participants wcro Llstus
Hrisaorn, Alfred md George Bradshaw, and Ety
borGn. After thu light Bubsitlctl, stewart, vii,
nao Deen spnctator, stepped as!tle With Ocofrc
srat'sliaw aud received pistol, with which. In
ahaa ha r1ght hand. he ulra1'ced to s Nosseii NJ
ana ~a1!ted to make up. Duren pnid
70 attention to him, when 1,e strppcd un to
ut1ssorn and na'ic the ssae proposition. Gria-
norm bc'nE Willing, Stewart gave l,!,n Ids Ic,t
9nn<i, anu With the right raised the pistol aud
t.: The contenta entered Grisaosti's
breast anil inflicted !, final wound, from whirl,
ne Expired this morning. Up to the writing III,
cue hs bGet1 obtattcd of tic pnr&tcs, wl,u tel
immediately utter thu firing. Active ,ucasurci
a,e bsa1ng taken 70 capture them, which viii
psooalay be dono By Tomorrow evening.
, 1876-07-24
Correspondence Will, spureean.


In Ju1e lust the managers u tho Rcdpath Ly.
gum bureau. having no.!ecd paragraph III tie
Hs'slon papers stating tha. a(E. Spun;eon was
tHi, md wrote Us follows:
!, HosroN, Mass, Jans -, 1R1D.-D4An SIR: Is
taS ae1xs pasagfaph ttne' Wy have TILED 70 long
tthuught i impo,sble, and long s!nee saye " ~
iaG lccnress in America. Wsw!ll giys you 81, 0Go
~ so!d fos every lecture you deliver IN America.
aud placc you under llu mos. populur auspices Ii
tue country. Viii ySu comcr YOUR truly,
10 the Rev. c. Il. Sturgeon. LoaIon, Eng.
To this invitation Mr.. Spurgcon has Just re-
turned the following reply, which wis received
ycstcr.1ay Gtonday) lnornlnY;
CLAruAN, LoSi,oS. Eng, July g.-1Ea7LEMEx;
cannot ttnAE!uc how such . paragraph should Ut.
eaF IN your paposs, except hJ deliberate inventor,
u leaving. home for America faf some siMs
to co'ns. AZ said 10 you before, 1t could come,
AIN not . lecturer, nur would receive money fot
presiding fuuEs truly. Z. II. sruMuEoa.
, 1876-07-24

CROPS.
70 th< Editor ar TIH Tribune.

~ th& 4aatT " 1N6 1fteRH&s
CARROLL, Ia, July 2l.-I noticed an Item In
your paper u few days since, atnting that the
crop-prospcct In Carroll County was very poor
indeed THIS, AM glad to any, ta fur from be-
TAG tho case. hurley Is very good, and, II the
present fatr weather continues, will DO harvest
cd In good condition. Oats have been alghlly
Injured with tho rust in few localities, but will
stal stlll DO more than IN average crop. Wheat Is
1s.t i well healed and iued. Tho yieM viii b.
!ess 81 than the average, but tic qualify proniiscs
tf,o 70 ~ aood: Corn - growing very saP!dly, and
potatoes also pro1nlso we'll So you viii Oh.
sss serye ,s shas, 90 far, from hetag u future,
son,etadng unforeseen lntcric1es 10 prevent.
TINS county is improving rapidly. THIS total
popntat!on 70 now not lcss tha1i 1000, ayaiust
:,4N In ls7Q This town ts recognized u ono
Vt tho most enterprlsIng on thu Northwestern
tsoal For tue itrst tins In !ta existence It now
ilas i good hotel tho Durko Iouse, kept l,y Sir.
=: 4. Burke, follnsrly ot CiAcago), nnI has