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The New York herald., 1876-08-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Henry Cooper Of Tennessee, Is at the New
York Hotel General Nathaniel r. Banks 10 at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, on the way to his home In Mas
sachusetts- Senator John Jones. OF Nevada, A..
rived at the ST. James Hotel yesterday from Phila-
dcphia. Mr.. Cornelius A. Logan, United States Minis
ter 10 Chill, at the New York Hotel Chief Justice
Elisha II. Allen, of the Sandwich Islands, Is At the
Everett House. Congressman John o. whitehouse, Of
Poughkecpsic, Is at the Albemarlo Hote. General
Daniel Tyler, OF Alabama, and GeneralJ John s. Marina
duke, OF ST. Louis, arc at the Fifth Avenue Ho,eL
Wayne Macveagh and Henry Chapman, Of Pennsyiva-
MIA, arc at the Brevoort House. John II. Harjcs, Of
Paris, is at tho Hotel Brunswick. A. NJ. Capp Con.
gressional Printer, Is at tho Grand Central Hotel
Cyrus Bussey, OF Now Orleans. is at the New York
Hotel Ex-Governor J. b. Page, OF Vermont: Peytou
Randolph, OF Virginia, and Il r. Bridgers, Of Norm
Carolina arc at the Astor House. Bishop John Free.
man Young. of Florida, is at the Coleman HousA
John La Fargo, the artist, IS at the Everett House
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OyYicE or rnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August 22-l A. VI.
WAR DEPARrxEx'

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oyYicE or rnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON August 22-l A. ".
I'robabthhea
During Tuesday, In the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States rising followed by nearly stationary barom-
eter, gcnerallv lower temperature than Monday,
northeast to southeast winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather will prevail with possibly In
the southern portions
In tho West Gull States, slight changes in pres
and temperature winds mostly from southeast 10
northeast and generally clear weather.
In Tennessee ard the ohio Valley, rising followed by
falling, barometer. castcry to southcrly winds and
generally warmer clear weather.
In tho lake region, falling barometer rising temper.
a,ure winds mostly from southwest to southeast clear
or partly cloudy weather. and along Lakes Superior and
Michigan. rain areas.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
falling barometer. increasing eascry TO southery
winds. warmer, partly cloudy cloudy weather and
rain areas. with possibly q storm centre Advancing
eastward over DAKOTA toward Lake Superior
In the Middle States, falling barometer. variable
winds, slightly warmer and generally clear weather
In New England, falling followed BY rising barome-
ter winds mostly from northwes, southwest,
slightly warmer and generally clear weather, except
possibly rain areas in the northern portion
The OHIO River will continue slightly falling At
nearly all stations
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Yesterday was the seventh anniversary OF the We'd
ding OF Commodore Vanderbilt With other rcmem-
branccs from personal friends, the Commodore and hs
wife received magnificent basket OF flowers from Mr.
Augustus Schcl and basket Of luscious Scuppernong
grapes from Miss Augusta Evans, OF Mobile Acknowl.
cdrmenis sent by telegraph During the day the
usual number OF visitors called, among whom were
Nr Schell, Mr.. Worcester, OF the New York Central
road; Mr. Dc Forest DR. Deems, Mr. Baker and
Mr. William X Vanderbilt kilograms were
sen, IN the morning and afternoon to Mr.
W. II Vanderbilt at Saratoga, telling him
that no unfavoraOlc symptoms have been manifested
Al the usual midday consultation Drs Eliot, lhnsy
ana Austin Flint, Sr. we're present DIR. Geschedt
another OF the sultin2 phys cans ard an eminent
naturalist d cd OF heart disease sunday. In the
opinion Of the medical stan the present condition Of
the Commodore does require lhrm to summon
additional medical ai Throughout The day the patient
quiet and comfortable, suffering very little pain,
exhibiting cheerful temper and considerable interest
the commercial and sporting news OF the day. Al
ten F. he sleeping, with no indications Of bad
night
Al midnight Mr. Barton, who intended to remain
during thu night with Dr. Ellsworth Eliot, said that
the Commodore had slept well since eleven NJ, and
then quiet Dr. Linsiy had gone homo for the
night and did not expect to be called.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

book on Roman law, by William A. Hunter
Is substantial and industrious contribution tnis
important, subject. wncE Is clearly treated .rora or
ig:nal authoritics
Professor Carl simrock, Of Boston, is dead. He Is
notable as translator Of Shakespeare, and collector
o, " "Rhcinsagen aus der Nunde dcs vokcs."
%, o: eighty applicants for admission 70 Cornell
this year ave were young women
Will Cartoons "Poems l)r Children are IN tho
press Of Harper Brothers
. A History OF Caornias Public School ysiera. q" BY
John swih, Will appear from A. L. Bancroit's press
shortly.
a forthcoming big book on Japan. by William s..
Grifs. fully illustrated IS N Harpcr's press
Ref Dr. Marning. OF London. author OF ''swiss Pic
lures spanish Pictures" &c. who spent par, of
last year 10 America has At illustrate work on tb .
country in the press OF the London Religious Trsc,
Society
Five per cent has bean taken OF the salaries Of all
the teachers In the San Francisco public schosA
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

column Of companiea The companies Of Tom Custss
and Captain Smith. being first In the advance and last
In the retreat tell first in the slaughter which followed
THIS retrograde movement and were found ~ have
marked the limo on the above map Yates company,
with It's gallant captain took up the position on the
h, where all perished, including Custer tho Murat OF
the American Army, and Cook Yates, Tom Custer and
Riley, as have indicated the ~: while, little
farther on. are found the remains o Keoghs aud CAL
houn's companies which pershed while fighting their
way back toward you-a few reaching the
point where Custer first struck the high banks OF the
river
have heard that some one has advanced tho theory
that Custer met at this point he first struck
the river, by overwhelming numbers. and beaten
that his linc from that point OF retreat
Thisis
SIMPLY RIDICULOUS.
Had Custer boen repused at THIS point his column
would have been driven back upon tho line which
he had approached and the proposition silly to
be discussed claim that the part which Gust acted
In this engagement was that of bold, earnest man,
who believed that he had before him a rare opporu-
would end the campaign. and II was worth the hold
effort; and, although he was unsuccessful he not.
In my opinion. rash and rsked no more than he had
often hazarded before and had won He did that which
in ninetvEnc OF 100 will succeed but this
by chance the fatal exception, yet the result does
not impair the value ol the rule.
You know that civilized warfare tho boldess
n nments generally successful and the general
who plans for the enemy and s counsced by his fears
is sure 10 fail. Respectfully, I. l.. ROSSER
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
A MURDERER LYNCHED.

THE SHERIFF OF A JAIL ATTACKED by A Pnrs-
oNER AND NEARLY KILLED-PRoMpr AND
DECISIVE ACTION OF THE CITIZENS
sr. Louis. August 81, 1870.
Leavenwor,n special to the Globe Democrat says
that news OF terrible tragedy recently enacted Rob.
Crawford county. n this State, has just
ccivcd there.
Last Friday afternoon q man named Osborne, lying
In JAIL under an indictment for murder made deadly
which arc supposed 20 be ia,a. The Sher.N's head
mashed ID oy repeated blows from IN IRON link
That night the Jail vas surrounded BY mob mas cd
and Osborne taken 10 the nearest tree AID hanged
notwit hsiandine his rntreates The names OF those
who participated IN the hanging arc unknown.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
THE LATE SPEAKER.

TIE REMAINS EXPECTED IN WASHINGTON To-
DAY-A SUGGESTION THAT THEY LIE IN
STATE IN THE CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON August 81, 1875.
When the remains Of the late Speaker Kerr arrive
here Sergeant at Arms Thompson will take charge Of
them He is in favor OF having them lie In state In
the rotunda of the Capitol Tor day. Speaker Sayer,
before leaving last night Tor Rockbrdee Alum Springs
also strongly favored the adoption of such course.
This will depend very much however, the feelings
of Mrs. Kerr in respect to the matter and until the
funeral party arrives tell what the pro-
gramme will be-
Vice President Ferry, having received despatch
from Mr.. Adams, Clerk OF the House of Representa-
tves, stating that he with the body OF Mr.. Kerr,
would arrive here tomorrow morning. as delayed his
departure for Michigan and will accompany the
mains OF the late Speaker their final resting place
New Albany Indiana
The following telegram was received from Hon. s. 8.
Cox this afternoon
RocKBRiDGE ALUM SPRINGS Va, August 81, 1876.
Mr. Adams and Mr. Sayer arrived here this morning
with casket. The remains are embalmcd, and the
escort will leave for Washington TINS evening and
arrive there at seven IN the morning, and thence by
FIRST train Tor inc West.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JAxEIRo, August II, 1875
Conee-Market animated; prices firm; good nrsts,
6OOO g. $50 rcis per kos. Average daily receipts
Tor the past week, 8, 200 bags Shipments-To the
Channel and North OF Europe, $1,000 bags; /, the
United States, 81 QUO bags sales-For the Channel and
North of Europe "a 900 bags Tor Mediterranean porte,
1000 bags. Stock at Rio, 100000 bags Exchange on
London, 25 Freights per SAIL to the Channel, COS.
SANTOS, August II, 1876.
Conee-Market quiet; prices maintained; superior
Santos $500 $50 res per ten klos Average daily
receipts for tho past week. 100 bags Shipments OF the
week all countries 10000 bags all TO the Channel
Europe and Mediterranean ports Weeks sales-For
Europe IL 900 bags for the United States, 600 bags
Stock in port, 79, 600 bags
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
AN EXTENSIVE FIRE.

SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROP
IRrY DEsTRoYED-sUPPosED TO BE OF IN
CENDIARY ORIGIN.
BRUssELs, Ont, August 21, 1874
One Of the most destructive fires which visited
this section swept this village Sunday night.
II commenced in Enslshs carriage factory and spread
rapidly, sweeping everything in ITS course. Twenty
eight busin stands burned and fourteen fam
!lies left houseless. Tho loss Is estimated at over
500, 0ou The following the names OF the suffer.
English, blacksmith; NcCrncken, carriage maker;
wynn wagon maker; Ross merchant tailor; Laird,
hotel keeper; Duncan, furniture dealer; Kuechtcl
harness maker; McCracken, grocer Harrison, banker
Smale merchant tailor and general store keeper; Dun
can harness maker; MonneI, shoemaker; Hood, gen
crai store keeper; Fletcher, jsweer Orekus barber;
Strettou hotel keeper; Lynn, general store keeper;
ward harness maker; Mott, tailor Moore, hotel keeper
Anderson. shoemaker Glynn, confectioner; Garlick,
druggist; TAFT, liquor dealer Alexander general store
keeper; Hamilton butcher McPhcrson billiard saloon
keeper: Wren, photographer. and Two stores Just
hnshcl
The fire s supposed to have been of ,ncenaary origin
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
A NEVADA TRAGEDY.
LOVE, MARRIAGE AND MURDER-A BAND OF
AssAssINs KILL THE WRONG MAN.
From tho San Francisco Post August IL.

LOVE, MARRIAGE AND MURDER-A BAND OF
AssAssINs KILL THE WRONG MAN.
From tho San Francisco Post, August 121
AUSTIN, August IL, 1875.
The driver OF the lone stage commun he fol.
lowing particulars OF n dastardy assassination which
was committed at Isabcs ranch Reese River about
thirty miles from this city, about nine O'Clock last
night. In order that the particulars as gwen may be
fully understood II will bo necessary to explain that the
ranches OF John wxom and Mr. Isabel adjon, and that
lew weeks ago the daughter OF John wixom and the
son of Isabel married unknown 10 the parents o
the young lady. Miss wixom being scarcely fourteen
years Of age and young Isabel having reachod hm
seventeenth, the match was regarded by tho youni
ladys parents and friends as being very undo
sirabIe, and annoyed them greatly. As soon
tho wedding ceremony over they succeeded
in inducing the misguided girl to return to their home,
where she has since resided. Steps were being taken
to the boy arrested for perjury in falsely swear
ing that the girl o age, but he lett the country to
avoid being apprchended Tho parents OF the boy
Isabel tho contrary. considered the match in
favorable light, aud have regarded the action o the
young lady's parents IN keeping her away from mel
husband as an act oil oppression Dr. wixom,
physician Of this city and brother TO John Wixom
his buggy yesterday 10 the ranch of tho latter, and
suspicion appears to have arisen that Dr. wixom had
arrived the ranch Tor the purpose OF removing his
niece. Mrs Isabel, nde Wixom to this city Later in
the evening John St0ner an employc OF n Mr. Becker
a ncghboring farmer prrved at wixom's for the pur-
pose of spending the evening. aud shortly alter hrs
arrival proposed taking a ride ID the doctors
buggy, accompanied by Barney McCann and
John Ryan. He drove in the direction OF Isabella
ranch, distant about quarter OF mile Upon roach.
the house six from the bush and hired
into tho buggy, killing John Stoncr instantly shot.
gun pointed and discharged at Barney McCann,
who Knocked the barrel aside and escaped with badly
burned face. The body Of Stoner then I'll, from the
buggy and tho horses away the entrc body Of the
pursuing and firing into the buggy. the top
and bottom OF which Is rIddled with Ducksho and bull
let's Dr. Wixom did not accompany his buggy to the
ranch his BROTHER and the intention OF the assassus
was thus defeated. The ASSASSINATION has created Q
good deal OF excitement and strong force Is now In
pursuit OF the murdcrers. As additional crcum.
stance It may stated that the Wixoms purchased
thor ranch from W. s. Gage Co.. 10 whom II had
morgaged by Isabel the latter having always
garded the occupation Of his former property By
Wxom IN an unfriendly light
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
LAW AND ORDER IN SOUTH CAR
OLINA.

PROCLAMATION FROM GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN.
CHARLESTON, August 81, 1876.
Governor Chamberlain has issued proclamation re-
eardng the threatened effort OF the negro Whipper
take possession Of the Charleston judgcship by
The Governor says:-"Any such attempt by W. G.
whippcr and those who may aid and abet him
will 10 regarded and treated by mo not only
as an unlawful and riotous disturbance
OF the public peace, but outrage upon judi
cal authority not to be tolerated in civilized State
He warns the law officers oppose Nhipper's pretcn
sions promptly and vigorously, and II they TAIL
to he will at once organize q sufficient force Tor
State constr ebulary under his own direction and
troll to support the authority OF tho righuu judge
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
PORTUGAL.
ENGLISH OPINION AS TO THE CAUSES OF YHE
FINANCIAL CRISIS

ENGLISH OPINION AS TO THE CAUSES OF YHE
FINANCIAL CRISIS.
LONDON. August 81, 1875.
The Times to-day, In It's financial article, says the
financial crisis in Portugal originated In the failure Of
some financing banks in Oporo. and is revival OF the
crisis there in May last. when some weak banks
assisted by the stronger institutions The government
also advanced money The bills then discounted for
the weak banks have run their course. and as
their position is unmprovcd the stronger banks re-
fuse to renew the bills The bunier OF the Bank
Of Portugal and others in not providing cash
to meet the aggravated the crisis, and so, for
the want OF q few thousand sovcregns, q
number OF banks wcrc compelled to close
their DOORS It Is expected that the large
amount OF sovcreigns mot silver, as previously
stately, which has gone from the Bank OF England
will confidence In the May crisis the govern.
ment imported gold, but tho low rate Of exchange
tempted it away, hence its scarcity, which the banks
might have prevented by re-importng gold ten days
ago instead Of now.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

LONDON August 2I. 1875
The Mark Ian. Erprsss in its review OF the British
corn trade during the past week. says harvesting
now well advanced Numerous reports from various
paris OF the kingdom have arrived Some progros,-
cate that the crop will be light. others speak Of
fair or even good average yield These state
mrns nus be received with caution az tho
Ia different localities vary from
3ta quarters per acre. shereas statistically
cs<ing thirty bushels IS usually the stand
arc. Bar.cy and beans likely turn out tolerably
we'll Peas give satisfaction most districts Oats
reported to be the worst OF all Our local trade has
been dull. owing TO the uncertainty to the yield Of
home crops and ,hc amount OF foreign supplies. We
think the latter will be large, since India exporting
very freely, although the reports OF the California;
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES EN- ROUTE

Last evening the Kings County republican delegates
70 the Saratoga State Convention their departure
nom Brooklyn for rha. place. Among the more prom
ncnt party leaders, who accompany the delegation.
are sas h. Duichcr James Jourdan, David Williams
Benjamin Wilson, Captain Alexander Doty DR. Farley;
MAJORS Bell Aosscrop aud Tate. The sense OF ,he
delegation the choice of candidate Governor ap.
pears be divided between Stewart I. Woodford and
Cornell II WAS asserted. however, that II William ~
Evarts could be prevailed upon accept the nomina.
tion he would be their unanimous choice That the
great lawyer will accept Is admitted tn be doubtful 10
say the least Wcodord's oratorical powers lend him
strength with the party leaders o! Kings county
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
DELEGATES CHOSEN.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 21, 1876
Garrett B. Hunt and James De Gron were elected
delegates to the Republican State Convention at Sara
toga from tho Fourth district. Thoy are anti-corne
Tho following correct list Of delegates from the
Third Assembly district
5 s guthrie. Joseph Ball. Robert Car michaci and r.
A Albereer fiith district-Cyrus Pound, seth Fen.
and george Spauldiug anti-Corncll delegates
ROCHESTER, y. l.. August "a, 1875
The Yates County Convention chose the follow nj
delegates to the Republican State Convention -Morr
y sheppard. JOSIAH White ana James Clark.
Mason l. BALDWIN was nominated for the Assembly
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Tho veteran ASSOCIATION OF the Fifth Assembly DIS
trlci last evening at their headquarters IN tho
sixth Ward Hotel, corner OF Duane and Centre
streets. Major J. Connolly in the chair
The committee appointed wait on Tammany
Han reported progress Communications we're
received from the Citizcns' Association the
FIRST Assembly district. the WorkinghIcn's Club Of
the Fourth Assembly Distrct. the Cnlon Protective
Association OF the Fourth Assembly district and the
German rnon CluD OF the Fith Assembly District all
indorsing Colonc. James l.. kerriean Tor Congress
Several speeches were made by George W. Gibbons,
Thomas j. Lee aud others favor OF the nom nec and
tho meeting was adjourned TIL next Monday even.
ing at eight
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

PorTsvILLE, Pa, August 81, 1870
J. /. Nuttins was to-day nominated for Congress BY
the republicans OF the Thirteenth district
HARRISBURG, Pa, August 21, 1875
The republicans OF Junata county to-day nominated
jeremiah Lyons Tor Congress-.
SuNBrRY, Pa, August 81, 1870
Hon. W. I. Dewart, of this place to Gay was unani.
mousy nominated tor Congress by tho Democratic Con
ventlon OF this district
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

IRISH DEMOCRATS OPPOSE HIS NOMINATION
FOR GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER August IL 1875
A meeting Of Irish democrats held here tonight
at which . committee chosen to perfect organ
zaton for the purpose OF opposing the nomination of
Charles Francis Adams by the democrats
This tho result oI Mr. Adams action In relation
the Fenians while Minister England.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
HOSTILE APACHES ROUTED.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS OF UNITED STATES
TROOPS IN ARIZONA.

PREscorr, A. T., August 2l, 1916
The following information is announced ofnciay:- =
Captain Porter Eiphth Infantry, under Instructions
from General Kauszc commanding Department of Ar
zona left Camp Verde August IL, with a detachment
OF the Eighth infantry and fifteen Indian scouts In
pursuit OF hostile party OF Apaches which had left
the San Carlos reservation and committed dcpreda-
tions upon the settlers northeastern Arizona Cap
tain Porter's command struck the renegades thirty
miles north OF Verde and Immediately attacked them
After severe fight Of some hours the Indians were
defeated with loss OF bucks killed, two women
and i've children captured and Porter's casualties
were one Indian scout badly wounded He Is still In
pursuit OF tha renegades and will probably capture or
kill tho whole party
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
A TORNADO IN MISSOURI.

LEAvESwoRrH, Kansas, August q, 1876.
terrible wind and storm passed over portion
OF Western Missouri especially along the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, Saturday evening AT Edecrton
the depot, several dwelling houses and stores
destroyed and three occupant seriously injured
Several bridges ON the railroad badly damaged
Large trees were uprootcd or twisted or like pipe.
stems. and crops particularly corn laid Nat on tho
ground. The damage done within space of about
thirty miles square IS estimated at over $100, ,000
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

crop may have been exaggerated The prediction Of
milcrs the former class OF grain is still dominant
Maize continues in request especially for forward de-
livery the quantity anoat is considerably diminished
Oats have slightly improved, owing to revival Of the
Continental demand
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.

THE STRUGGLE IN THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
JorKISs, Va, August 81 1875.
Hon. Jesse J. Yeates Congressman from the First
district OF North Carolina and the democratic candi-
date tor reelection. will commence joint canvass of
the district with his republican competitor. Colonel
Duncan Mcdonald Lindsey, ON Wednesday, the 23d
inst, at the Court House in CurritucK, the extreme
eastern county Of the State Yca,es' majority Two
years ago 461. The district first represent ed,
since reconstruction, by Hon. John r. French, now
Sergeant Arms OF the United states Senate. and for
the three succeeding terms by Hon. Clinton L. Cobb,
rcnuDiican.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
MOROCCO.

THE EMPEROR UNABLE TO PAY HIS SUBSIDY
TO THE SULTAN
PARIS, August 21, 1876.
Intelligence received here that the Emperor of
Morocco mas declared his inability send his Gus.
tomary subsidy the Sultan Of Turkey, owing to tho
heavy drain his caused by the repression
Of disturbances in his own dominions
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
A FIRE FIEND F USTRATED.

RICHMOND, Va, August 81. 1875.
Hillary Page, the negro known as the Chesterfield
nro nend under sentence of death for series of
arson attempted to escape from Jail this afternoon by
throwing pail OF water the face OF the jailer and
graphing with HIM while he was blinded. All the
prisoners in jail some thirteen in the plot The
attempt frustrated by the jaer.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Loypoy. August q, 1876.
James AMI Lewis Fraser o., East India merchants,
No. White Lion court, cornhill have suspended
Their liabilities are at present unknown.
David Martin Eder Co., export merchants, OF No.
6l Basnghali street, have failed. Their liabilities
stated At $4,000
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, August q, 1875
Spanish gold, 22s,4 22ssl Exchange buoyant; on
the United States, sixty days. currency, * dis
count; short sight, IA Ia discount sixty days,
gold, 8 a sx premium; short sight, "a 9h premium
on London, 2o1s 81 premium; on Paris, So 6h pre-
MUM.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
GENERAL BRIsTOw IN VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, A

BURLINGTON August 81, 1870
General B. II. Bristow arrived in town from Saratoga
this evening, accompanied by his family and Colonel
j. f. Harlan, oil Kentucky. He will address . repub.
lican meeting hero tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
DAMAGE RY THE STORM.

ATcuIsoS Kan, August 81, 1876.
Reports from the country Of this city say that
great damage dono by the storm Of Saturday last
Bridges were swept away, fences blown down. several
buildings overturned and the growing corn much
iured.