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6pHcfd! Ltfpase6 70 1he af404as.
WARRINGTON, D. e., Aug. a.-The Senate t.ls-
cusscd the River and llarbor bill all day. The
attempt to puas bill Ut about $1,000, 900 will
not be abandoncl unless thu Conference COM
mittcc greatly lncrclse thc aggregate amount.
scnator Oglcsby succeeded Ii! Increasing tho
appropriation for levees, to prevent thu craslon
Al the 1aud above Calro, by 500
ELL TO ABOLISH PENSION A0RNclEs.
10 tbs Etste.a Atsoetdttd Htss
WAsHlsG1oA, u. G., Aug. 2.-senator Bout
well reported bill ta-da,tfrom the Select Conl-
mitsee on Civil Service, providing that OH and
after the date, which Is left blank, tho existing
Ifl1ston agencies shall be discontinued, and oil
duties Imposed by law or regulations on tho
ssystal lsns!on agsfts shall thessaftsr bs
States At Washington. Tie bill further pro-
=, yldYs that to fei!!tate tho payment Of pens!ons
sufficient number Of clerks to sign checks for
hlln and the checks thus signed shall bc paiu
Wy tho officers or hunks OIL which drawn.
T1R LATE sEuA6TIAN.
, Thn seuato Committee on Privileges and
, 1876-08-03
LAMAR.
TuE NISsIssIrFI REPRESENTATIVE ON THE
NEEDS or TIE SOUTH.
Gbecint 1tsu1frh IN yB< T,rfhuns

VIE MIssIsslrFI REPRESENTATIVE ON THE
NEEDS or TIE SOUTH.
Special 1'spatch 10 1as Tribune.
WAsHINaToN, D. C., Aug 2,-The political
campaign was apparently reopcncd IN tho IIousc
to"tlay with remarkable speech delivered by
Lamar, to which Gen. Garfield will reply IT,
fnorrnw. How long tho discussion thus sprung
up0n tho uousc will con tinuc no ono cuu tell.
1t Is not In the naturo Of things to supppse that
wilt end with the speeches Of. tho gentlemcn
namcd. Col. Lamar l,as long desired TO give 10
tho country 4 judicial md lIBpassouate review
OF the Southern question, llld llls discussion ot
1t to-day Will bu received by every one, without
regard to party, "a tho best presentation of
II that las tllus far been nlnde from Ills staud-
point. Col. Lamar snuAn to-day as statesman
ind not as politician. Tho opening nortioT, of
his speech, III whicl. he discussed tho relations
which political Inrt!cs hear to ol,r institutions OF
Government, and the dangers which lave artec,
from thy Intervention OF purity organization be-
tween tho Government aid tho people, WIS u
masterpiece Ut clu1ncnce aud snulil political
philosophy which will hc Of equal value to
students of political history Irrespective Of
party. Lamar discussed tile ca,,scs of
THE PRESENT CONDITION or TIE SOUTH
from tho highest standpoint Of statesman,
lIn dealt In III inyectives, tlNlulEed In no per-
sonal criticisms, n1ltl abused llu party, but at-
tomptel to lay before the House i description
Of the trao condition Ut tho South, mud TO OK
plain its causes mud allowed others to draw their
own !nfcscntca US to thu hest way IN which the
remedy lic suggested, which wtB tho rtstorattot.
OF local self-EOvrrument, could he applied. Col.
Ianar's spcGuh was listened to throughout with
marked attention, und was universally atnit. II.
conclusions Us by those who approved them, 70
be onB Of tho lblcst, II not the very ubleas, OF
Tie session.
, 1876-08-03

or kHNlni1tfAtlqnt tEG t0ne md CH&f4ctEf OF tHt
That had marked shr action d The Government for
many yests na..cd, aud yet i was remarkable flat
Xdminlstrat,oi,. yacb : development u pahic
sentiment II IL EnFla,,d @ would l.aye proin:a a
ssnss u tss agencies q tf ''"T ,
sn.tsa ta1pott by tho Southcrn rcorlc n tl,s
,hoajd atsnd IN the way " Of i the ASPIRATIONS Of
g great people ior progresd and reform: The tdca
that tle South. under any combination Of parties Q.
This gseat republic aud wield IT, dcslnIes nva'uht
the w an 'nalnct + th. mighty peopic. W.. ct
poeps ' q '' s sosh wsrs sep prostfas rhsy
bad icen defeated Ia war. and 1nnde TO
fec, tst = .aerisee, and hqnlltati2n, sni help
se.,. et essRs s|eot". q w sst @ sn a
s nn As Il hi sy s 1S
South had BEEN shattrrcd and destroyed, her IN.
dn.t,!es haa beGn di,oIganIzsd every foot Of her
educational intercits wern waning nnd aangnirh-
@ a e, 20 feeble II conrars9'nn dn'n
nted Sssk wSe Il w"n ~ pssH So @
Southern intercal. 1t was therefore absurd for
aouth srsosratei 10 si,emseyss Tie runs of ihe
iHtefeen OF this great nation. There, was nc
s.ptfaton c ,.asy he'd thut ". 10. bounded
pose Of rcccsaIon ngGrnndfxemont: It was not for
s 5Ps Soss e IN
qaoted iIen ~ reports # ths Loaslans Inys.t!:
9s eeops e soah Il had u ys ND
t. ~ under %n he G:ked sw y
aw.abtiing conlnunlt1c. where tlc Govern.
ora wore lawlc's fs1onr, whose minis.
Wcro ecouhflYU1a. The race problem wnk not In.
capable Of solutlon. Two statesmen aueh as 1.ord
Derby and Earl I,u'sclt would Ecstle 4 tn three
to Withdrew from lnss!epaton y the Presidential
Ho1H tssyt ey toS ag s The o1
po.e y 'e On Gi sa ,aactsys s 'uaI X hot o
thsy wanted IL uniting viii tic Democratic party
wai, not T. ,u!s c9b!ie..: not e dictate policy;
they wantcd representa- tive share Of the rosponai.
bLtiea and benefits 81 d common Government nc,
eordlns to The measure Of thcif population md
H !S tho pssuoe,ats pessy 10y Under arr mi
inesornblo necs.ti.y. and IL iho hops of
fsa q sn t Wsa not Tad se se, &c
,ntsioned 10 execute resentment and oppression
upon theln. They wanted 70 50 an Aaasn.,ra.
iuga.!on, anl domination. would Eise amnesty
and rcstoration 70 tlo privileges of American citi
zcnshLp;, m Administration, which would allow
wl,!c1. would allow tlcM caunlfty Of consideration,
egnality Of authority inrisaici!on oyer ihe!r own
n. % sSassa Ssyoe 5 III svs as oea Ct eff se
soyc1ninenf, @ anI then tho country womid ut
(ast re the dawn oi prosperity In iii
wonjd asc true Southern rcnnissancc, reai. rrand
reconstruction Of Tho Souta. twoula SEQ her rI4.
inr from her confusion and istrers rejoicing In her
oas bef sos md st Of fa ersry Taeo
happy In her siie. and erecting THIS bcnightcd Ito.
Il II asssnes, sstss es s IL! 4saSss sas a:s sa
| loud appIaI.c.1
, 1876-08-03
CROPS,
AHOE .,
SptcidI Hispdtch to J1e Tribune.

Special 1ispdfch to JHe Tribune.
wabashas coanty' c' report tic barey crop crop
harvested. Yield ebovc the average. by to-
morrow every machine will be III tic whcats
fields, which On. the uplautls promiac two.
thirds yield Of the best quality. Tho valleys md
lowlanssls viii yield not quite so we'll Weather
favorable, aud dispatches Of yesterday confirm
pveviults reports Of the flight Of grasahoppers
from the country along tho Sioux City Railway.
potatoes, md late ta.. Wheat Is Injured but
Special Contemplating u re Tribune:
tho Arkansas Ktycr ovrrlowctl and damaged
many eotton-aclds, although tho loss Will not
be as great as was expected. In Southern
oats crops iiaye hccn seriously affected by r,lst
which, T ain assured By responsible partfes, Will
reduce the yield fully one-half, both in quality
aud quantity. cor., cotton peat,atoes, aid gar,
was n1hlost entirely destroyed III the blossom BY
tho cold suap am. great snow-:torm laat spring.
speeta' q mG1rrt.poade''et, -. Gf The n grtaMns s.,
trip through portion Of iowa and Kan
s9ist p.eoEs pts'sff II tic tsenon s%s s'a'es tic
crops nlnng my route. got aboard The North
o,d, reiiaba thorouehtars, notwith.tanding Tic
recent heavy ralus and destructive aDods, III lnc
order, and e3ccllcnt'y equipped with elegantly
Furnished palaco-coaellcs. .,
N luWM Ky ~ .u.. y, VI ~" tus ts osH!.
eay ne n1eq % IT, ~ se a. sxs 'as ,hn, X
is at lcast week behind time, but Is NOW pusls-
ing along rapidly ana IA thu ,r!s., nnsess T. q eaty
frost, VII 10 large cFop; m"eat n !astSf "
Iowa VIZ not r,o nc Jso i1r ada b'InS,.a a,d % X,
yeery light crop Oats arc Infected with rust,
and will also be IL light crop, especially late
sown oats: From Carroll west to il,e blulr.,
tho wheat pas every appearance Q! netng iaar
crop. barley Is llGi!t, a,la oats rusty; torIl
Iowa:
uo!nE down the hnnsaS Glty y eonheil bluils
Halfway to st. d. los1 tile f!cit eorh'ln1as ot
the Missouri naitoina suffering from tno cxces-
easona1i' e:s an,' as ea DO e" shsr ecston would
sNnw so!netn!ns 1iRe Inc ole!Iluse ssnps ol tilat
region; but the larger posti9n OF tht crop Is
behind tlmr," anu 'tt'lri o. IL permanently 10,
5lIcd; A. NJ; Jo toata III m 'a1He1 an ,sppse
ucts that I liavu witnessed anywhere thls
season.
Leaving tlat city, took TUG st; 10 q Denver
Railway, l!d went thrnugh Dohlplafs, brt'%n,
md Ncmala Counties, In Kansas. Ihc winter
wheat Of that rcgon wns comparatively good,
as also was the ryn. sptt.ig wlGat was ipjurcl
In certain localities BY thc clllsleil'onEs, aud
Will hardly average hali-erop: S!ata are also
f Is hct.cr . On tic hgh railing prarlcs u Brown
and Nc1'als liai, = r. oi & tho &Hcl, but vet,
Passing oysr to Dc Central brunch na!wey,
wcst, unii building IN extension from Water
viiie to Washington,-a tllstanco og 20 miles.
rhis Company las so'ns, magnificent lands,
rcnrl, NJ mar lit 1mtIustrioue farmers.
Inittfliiv i ~ wril nv a.rcuiturniiy. Kansas
IA nj rlsi,t' md Ia go,ng to roll IN larrc nm,
, 1876-08-03

the heirs of tke late sc1ator seba.tfan,, Of Ar
kansas, say they 6nd from unquestionable CYL.
aees that the satEes q eaa wien
the Bcnatc resolution Of July II, 1851, e1pclng
him and t,inc other Senators was lasea, WERE
a. regards Sebastian, merely matter 81 sasp',
ciuI md infcrenrc aud wholly lnioanaGu t,a n,rrc ~ H.
ting seven days, Which is proved lo have neeh
ayotdab1c, and was not Of itself IN cxpulsofy
olense They tnd aso that M NJ rsI,'a,uca wa
sasst - o ta ssff1Sa Unsa sstss a as dars
lis entire lifetime A. partia repsretlon ,a5 15
The Injury done jllln, they therefore recommend
lie a,lpulment OF Ills cxpnsioE, and proViae tot
tic payment of his saaary for the balanee ot Ills
ruE 1sfrBACHMENT TRIAL.
The ,enort Of tho impeachment trial waa
mnic IN lie House to-day by Lord Oh behalf OF
'D' s"a'As'oe' saNArr CAUCUS.
After Tho adjournment of the sennto this a!-
tcrnno,, lie Republican Senators hcldtn easic11s
which lasted nearly twa, hours, but res!iltca "
M formal action. Tho subjects discussed
~ Che 's,an ''es & apPdi3p1ason ' H.
nnrcvaletit n@c totio Of the discussion indicated .
determination on the part Of large majority Of
tho Senate to remain In session indefinitely I'M
IAnnronriation bill and itlc Diplomatic and In
dia4, a Approximation ,'!ls on ths .anc ba11s s
Of cornpromise which has been carried Into effect
regarding others, namely: to appropriate. re-
duccd n1aounts, but to refer the changes & q cx.
isting Law to the Commission, Of Inquiry 70
Sit during the recess, and report to Congress at
ihc beginning Of its next session.
SILVER.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has instructed
tho numerous b-Trcaaury officers throughout
tic country to pny out silver coin ih exchange
for 1cgal.tetldcr notcat and in the ordinary dis
burscinents uE the Government.
GEN. NAUN,
Gen. Roum to-day entered upon Ills duties as
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
CHINESE INM1aHArioN. ..-
hfcskrs. Morton, Sargent, Rnd Cooper arc tho
The scuators on tic Joint Commission to 60 to
California d1d inquire Into Chinese immfgation.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The senute to-day confirmed the nomination
OF GTcen i. Eaum, Of Illinois, Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, vice Pratt, resigned; George
il. Andrews, United States Attorney tor tGs !.
Sheets, Appraiser Of Merchandise st. ,i Mobile; :.
Oscar Holl Collector Of Internal KcySnns ;1n.; 10
iiemau, Postmuster Mt Independence, Ia.
, 1876-08-03
NO WALSII-II4AI.L MTlDEn.


LITTLE !.ocg, Ark. July sl.Ehu Bard Of
Avon has 1t that there IL dlrtny that shapes
cur euda, rough licw tt'cln how will" The
demonstration of the sentiment !patcut in the
case Of tue Walstlcs, VITO mur.rcd John Z.
Hill at Hot Springs, While IwllA uat add
q straw's weight 10 tho burden til tcsts on tho
souts Of thcso men, It IL ttnpotale for III sn,S
p1eludtccd person IL Justify tli deed. Hull
may have been agggrasatlng, ind a,bt'ess WA;
he may have been right III l,is :tion; but III
century aud the glury Ut tLls Ccr.,uiai year,
ITO R,an will Justify the shout!utl cold blod
Of fellow-nlap, whatever lay bu the
proyocatsou, whiie thcsc Is refugiH courts Ut
Justice for every wrong. 6hootinln Arkansas
especial attention. unless tho parts are higl. In
the social and potltiea! scale. Ill wns SON
in.law OF uov. brownlow, uf Tcnasee, only
fuw nnnttls married. W. T.. Wal was. aud Is
, 1876-08-03
GREAT BRITAIN,



l-osnoN, Aug. o.-1h the lfouse Of ConmonA
this afternoon the Irish Public House Sunday
Closing bill was opp"scd In committee. Tic
blll Ii lost for this scsson.
FINANCIAL.
Mr. rnlcston, member Of Parliament, has re-
signed from the lauking-1ouse OF AlcCullocb
&: Co.
It Is announced that Thomas Vaughan i Co.,
Of MtddlcshorougI, will continue business Is
stock company.
DIED,
Mortimer Collins, poet and novelist, Is dead.
, 1876-08-03
INDIANS.


CHEYENNE, N.Y., Aug. 2.-Gcorge Powell,
hay contractor at Fetterman, arrived here TO-
night, and brings tho following: Yesterday
evening about thirty Indians attacked the wae;-
OH train Of A. II. Reel loaded with Government
stores for tlas post. killed and scalpcl tic
wago11-fnastcr, George Thsostle, who ,yas riding
nl,catl, and wounded a tcaulster, Also killed
four horses and ten cattlc, aud burned three
wagons with their cuntcnts, consisting Of flour
and bacon. It is Thought the IntllaHs will be
ycry troublesome OH this roat, the rest OF the
were run nfr by them from Horseshoe aud Cot.
tObWpul Creeks
, 1876-08-03

HpfcfaI DlEp1fth 70 ne TFtbune.
ST. PAIL, MIMI, August a.-Afrs. Custer,
Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Yates and two children,
Mrs. N. f. Smith, and Miss Reed, from Fort
Lincoln, !caru here for Chicago this evening On
route to their former homes.
The f;IAlfeh llas started a subscription for
the relief nf the widows Of enlisted men ut
Fort Lincoln, Il number OF whom will bu entire
ly destitute when deprived Of tue quartgrs aud
rattons still allowed them.
, 1876-08-03
Elan Of Invasion Adopted bv
the Turkish Generals.
The Turkish Position at Sa;tschak
Considered lmpregnab!e.
Nussin Said to Be Sending Mara
Troops to tho Frontier.
humor that Austria Will Soon Order
Troops Into servia.
Another Political Crisis Imminent ip
Constantinoplo.
TIE EAST.

BATTLE IMMINENT.
CoHs7ANr1xoPL8, Aug. 2.-Ahmcd Erooa.
tas'la and SULLIVAN Pasha have formed Juno.
tton near Krugazcvats, In serv!a, and battle d
Imminent with Gen. Tchernayc1.
TURKISH PLAN or cAMpA1oa.
LONDON. Aug. IA Times special saye of TIM
Turkish nlan Of the campaign: "The Turkish
commander cndeavors to possess Timok Valley.
by which he can turn Alixnatz and Belgrade.
two points prepared for defense In aTorayla
valley. The seEvians are evidently awa,c Of
.hs, - ior r. since their retrca. they have conccn.
alrcct,on. The chief point Of stratcglcal i'm,
nortance In the Tinsok Valley arc Sattsclar and
6ufeusoFatz, rs they lie at the junction oi tho
Sny ySor,n "" pTaxtieab'e roads from Tok Into tho
therefore, be 10 possess these piaces, whici, arc
heiag s strongly fortified, and cannot well be left
- LoHnoHs aug. ID 4 MA te1crrnm frnm
belgrade says the defensive position Il lie Ser
nabic. ~ "F'.s
The ,e;ss ssrvsn left wing. under cho1akau.sch,
sicnsAa, TIC bombardmcnt Of wliIcl, pIuco d
expected to begin within two dnys.
Tho Turks arc intrcnchcd at Ixyar.
nouAANiA.
placed rpa asfte pi says the T1ks hays
&Lf0GF
on tue Danube opposite Roumanla-
,-...... RussiAN AID.
Large Sums Of money from Russian Commit
ices have been received In Bclerallc. Tires
nusslan Countesses arc sowing In the l,ospitola.
sEAL1N.
inc iarts correspondent Of tho STANDARD, re-
p;. por.;s shat A,istrsa @ as been Strengthening tho
K,'ssia Is sending troops to the frontier,
1he Eastern prospect again looks gloomy.
TURKEYS DECLARATIONS
The text Of the official declaration of thu
turkish Government explaining why It entered
INTO war against scrvta has been received. Tic
document chnsgcs that the scryinla fomented
tho insusrcctfon In Herzegovina. The Porto
was compelled to ask an explanation of tha
eextfaor!inary preparations made By Ecrvia,
ffinre al1an subsequently Invaded the Turkieh
provinces, md was Joined IN Ills hostile mnvn-
nient by Montenegro. Turkey then had no
alternative.
The 7itnes' Vienna special rays Moukhtar
gasssa Is reported to be in difficult position.
Ing AlontencErina occupy tls line Of cpnruunl-
cat'oHs from Trebinje to the north, and DISC
hold possession Df tho heights of LtabolIr cnt-
ting oil bis chances for relief. II the Mnnte-
neErtns should sever his connection With iaru.
sa, hloukhtar would be unable tu feed Ills troona
lor any length al tine.
AN IMPORTANT nUMon.
respondent OF tho Uai'v 7xuraM SAYS: II
hear from Belgrade tfat great atpreGenslons
nrc entertained there tlut Austria viii occupy
Seryla With q military force In the interest
Of European peace. Ny Informant Icclnrca
that eslcl cuilrse hd8 already bcen I]ctcrmine1
upon 1t. An arrangement Is making to mobIlfzo
D,o00 men for this purpose. Confirmation Ut
, 1876-08-03
CASUALTIES,


DROWNED.
Special ntfp1tct 10 Ihs Tfibuns,
LEAvEawonr1I, KIM, Aug. "a young lad,
aged II yclrs, nasncd Willis Brooke, While bath.
Ink III the Missouri River tAts AFTERNOON, WIS
cred.
Hnecfal Cpr1etpondencs Qf TAs Tribune.
DEs AlolEEs, H., Aug, l.-1.ast week, 4 son,
WIS drowned III long, shallow vat piaeeA IN thc
ground for ducks to dsink from, and containing
less than u Inches dcpth nf water. The chtld's
mother went to q nctElbor's fora few moments,
leaving the baby at nlay In the yard. On her
tue wuics scarcely covering It's face.
, 1876-08-03
STEEL-WORkS,

fpecfdf CnrrfIp0HdfHrs ~ Tho TylbE1s.
CLls7oNvILLK, ILL.,, Aug. 10. Davidson, OF
Elgin, and atr. Iiu2lc, Of New York, are cndcay-
ortng to yet up d stock company fur tho purpose
OF erecting factory III Clintonvlle Tor tue
manufacture Of steel articles, sucl, as hau.ncss,
skutcs, saws, chisels. cte. Alrea4y $4,000 tas
been subscribed Tor tho erection Of tho factory,
and, II Sa,00 mnre IL subscrlbetl (as It unloubt.
cdIy will hc), the work Ut erecting the factory
will b. coMuIeucel ut olcc,
, 1876-08-03

Sp.efus DispatcA to The 7rtbsnA
MtsSEAroLrs, Minn., Aug. 2.-Tle store OF
8. j. Austin was entered by burglars last eycn-
Ing and 500 worth Of goods carried nway.
Anna, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-Thc Cincinnati. Lafav.
ettc e. Chicago laairoad dcr,t was entered,
apparently BY duplicate Keys. between / and d
a. m, Ono sarnplc trunk IT soap, perfnlncry,
cago, In q back room, and one trunk OF oid
clothes by express, were broken open. and lif-
fcrent articles scattered oyer the floor. The
ticket c.Hc was broken open and some small
ehangc taken ouly. The dry-gools storr Of
about SIS worti. Of rcady made clothing taken.
No clue to the burglars, who arc supposed " be
tEltnps.
, 1876-08-03
TALK or I,YECUrN0.

QCInoY, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-The shooting affair
which occurred at Hur1land, No., last Sunday,
tho particulars Of Which were tc1egraphed 10
TnB Tribune last night, Is likely to lead to
further and very serious trouble. The funeral
Of Jesse 1Iymers, which occurred yesterday. was
the occasion Of much excitement, md loud talk
Of lynchln9 prevailed. This morning band OF
armed mel started cut In pursuit Of Charles
Ha,nerton, who made his escape, anl It Is fear-
Gu TINT 1t ovcFtaken he will be killed. At last
aecounts !sohert f1ymers. who was wounded, was
feared that Henry Iiamcrton Will be taken from
thc authorities md lyncl,ed. 1t appears that
the qltarrcl between tho families as poIitieni
Significance. The. Ifamertona, who did the
ensG.ottnR, Wers hushThaekers during the War,
MEN.
, 1876-08-03

yet, Postmaster, and leading Republican poll
unexpected death, anti Walhh to the Penite1,-
tfary, tho ChanccTy Court Of Little Rock, after
patient and protracted bearing, having refused
him bail. His nephew, a. Accessory, u also In
carccratcd. They must remhn tAera and await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
, 1876-08-03

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. "A circus visited
here yesterday, and while passing through the
streets tic clerks Of the Bank Of Nova Scotia
aud tho Provincial Trcasurcr's Office locked the
doors md went uff to sec the procession. On
returning, they discovered that thieves had
entered In their absence and robbed the bank Of
$l!, 1900, and tho Trrasurcrs Office Of sl,000 aud
valuable ra1,ess.
, 1876-08-03

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 2.-Wtllian Stewart.
pal@r.hanger, was shot md killed on
Second street thls afternoon by John Brizzell,
barber, both colorcd. The difficulty grew out
escapc, but WIS captured and held to answcr
for murder.
, 1876-08-03
AN EsCULAp1AN EsCApAnE.

8ptcfal CoTespo1dtnee oT TA4 tribune,
DEs MONIES, Ia, Aug. la few days since.
man and woman arrived at the johnson
House. Fairfield. The man registered the pair as
w L. Henry aud wife, Kansas. ue stated that he
was bound for the Centennial; and that his wife
would remain Ut Fairfield few days Willie hc
attended to some business In that vicinity. She
her departure, tho authorities received papera
for the arrest Of Dr. ". II. II. Lind, alias ". L.
Henry, and Mrs. Or. II. r. Psathcr. alias
Mrs. ". J.. Henry, .wlsu It appears, had made
au escapado from Latlrangc, "a Dir. Lind is a
H!dowcr With five children, with parttalIty for
doctors' wives. BY this Indfscretton both parties
have mado awEcck Of hitherto unblemIshed rep
utat1uns.
, 1876-08-03

Iowa crT, H., Aug. "A young scamp
mined Dcrncr, only 10 years Of age, was de-
tectel in the oct Ut forging moucy-ori1cr he
lad follnl on the street ut tllc POST -Ollce to-
lay. llth relatives arc citizens Of good stand
lug. lie WNs seut to the Reform School.
, 1876-08-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New fonx, Aug 9.-ArrIycd, steamer Sue.
yin. from Ifua,burg.
QuEEssrowM, Aug. e.-stcamship England,
from Now York, 1as urrlyel.
LONDON, Aug. H-5 q. m.--gtealnsttps Letp-
York. haye arrived out.
, 1876-08-03
SOUTH SEA IsLANDa.

AAasACnEs NJ TUE NATIVES.
MELBOURNE, July 13.-Accounts published
here say TINT there hare been further lnassacrrs
by the South Sea lslanaofa on vessels sent out
after, tue native la6orcrs, cntIFo crews being
murdered.
, 1876-08-03

Sioux CITY. ILL.,, Aug. 2.-In anticipation OF
trouble with hostile Indians coming In ut Stand
Ing Rock Agency. two companies Of troops have
been sent from Fort Randall to that placc. The
Crow, Greek. and Yankton Indians arc unani-
ma!isty Tor peace, and no trouble FROM them Is
anticipated.
, 1876-08-03

a DEFAULTINC TREASURER,
Special D.patch TO 7Ae 7t1aun4.
LANSING, Mich. Aug. a.-Ds. 8. c. Rich, Of
the Township Of Thornapplc, Barry County, has
absconded, leaving 4 deficit Of $1,000 n Town
ship Treasurer for the years 1874 anu Is, A.
3leQueen and Il. Goodspeetl nrc biz bQndsueu.
, 1876-08-03
BUSINESS NOTICES,

save Your ITair.-lF you wish to SAN yous
haif and keep II asrong and healthy. use "Hus-
, 1876-08-03

KFCItUITS FOR CNOOIi.
COLUMBUS. O., Aug. a.-E!Ehty recruits will
leave Columbus barracks for Bismarck to-mor.
row uftcrnoon.