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SCROFULOUS HUMOR
BURSTING THROUGH TIE SKfy on ALL
rARrs pr THE nDDf.
4 Hopeless Sufferer Cured by
Vegetine.

II. Il. sTETkXs. EsQ.:
Dear hlt-T!!nkni: that statement Of my casa may
Intct tl1e ryn o. souu Gnc suffering from acruful
bog fon 10 publish tho following, wttch eLcurfMy
furnish Uf 13iy UWIk ftcu will: y
lAss hcct afflicted will EcEotHonh Hunlar from my
hlFth, and At times very badly. Wien Atuus years Old
the uAchsn Iiate ~ appearance my slGAt., au 1t
dec11td lYlsabE to have the lnfr SfnYGd. hui tNeY
weTt obliged tu cut II on With embroidery st!xsurs II
my heAu WIZ ~ sure EuI not ktMfG 1t shaved Alter
We had stlcctrded tn hrAElliK tho thu ona{hu
tcy broke, but On thu inside, causing great pain.
IIeFr lafu been tncS WlGA tho surface Vt my iland4
wa gil rnw fr0n te sfItrt NJ &[x huur. n}tl NJ uru
cAn deacrtt'p tllu gEeat suffering hHrt. endured,
Abuut tlTee yenfs aKu ANAL ktrnels HlAiu their an,
rcAranCe ou tbs cutdA DI NY neck, several u whsh
ErcM into qNte larHn tun1otr. md Mut!IIhG wtlrh
could w @ would 1tnose item: ~ wl'ols aytctt
BURT ttlfvus th9 aEa r. III Isrt. q My hay aia
t..'!se. M nn uy puck had ro"n ~ saE as9 " to d4.
adsIsd by frlund 70 Try thu vlErlkE aud Vi uuro
eosliucGcfh taking Il. md. aftr l+d useI &tlo,
ttnlt, the tnhsnr4 c0nrllra diAclasEuKt 4ud
think DYGttstluatu tin quantity fruni eacl tuner
w,Gn ray that K0thlsslku tAc1pful Ut rorruplosa
!an out, after which they commenced u heal vi u!d
dAaplat. and nov y ueek i ~ snoas4 aid trcu frun
bunCIts u 1ny tAarA.
believe tho VEikTtNx has entirely cleaascd every
tan Ut scF0fl1a from my aysuIn aId dexltu 10 hkso
this statcen NblislrG other sutesrry NAY md
rucf they surely Will Do, tacy try t4s vk0K
It will a!ur4 tut pcaNuFb tu kyG any further tnfuE.
dress ntc, ALICE SHIRLEY,
NpH. H. 1871. Noaukt Conn
, 1876-07-22

0VsE1u9 LF9pl1tH 70 1He 17IVaHa. =
EAST 6AolaAW, Mich, July 21.-About 10
O'Clock tlis evening people In the vicinity Of
Lapter ntrect, In this city, were startled by
cry OF "Nurdcrl'' md, rushing out, found that
terrible tragedy lad beon enacted in front Of
tho Central School building, where woman
named 3lary Evault was found literally chopped
to pieces. Her left arm wns nearly severed just
below, tho shoulder, md oil tho same arm wcre
throa other fdghtdul gashcs, while her back,
neck, md stlo were covered with cuts made
with some keen instrument. Tho woman stated
that her husband did the bloody lced. lie 1ias
becn known to hayu threatened her life before.
lie has thus fur cluded arrcst- jealousy was
probably tho cause.
, 1876-07-22

6ptc7oI [6FTtspoAdtNcs Q{ TA6 TFs6una
: DRs MONIES, ID, July, 2o-Tucslay evening,
Thomas Swift, statiol.agcnt Of the Burlington
Cedar Napids d Minnesota Railroad ut
hlorsu station, ras fatally slot by young
man Who had recently been In his employ. It
appears that sons difficulty occurred betwccn
tiletn, alter tbs young man was discharged,
.sbult Ills pay, aud hc went awny Declaring hi
would have his rcycngc Tuesday lie n,a.ls hfs
appearance, under thu influence Ut liquor, ana
le.tn4nded money, which led to harsh words a1,d
thu fatal shut. No arrest was made.
, 1876-07-22

VERSAILLES, July 2i.-The Senate rejected
by vote Of III against 1870 the Government
bill restoring to The State tho sole right Of con-
ferring University degrees. During tho debate
N. Dufaure urged tho adoption Of t,e hill,
which would strengthen tho Ministry in defend.
Ing the interests Of tho Church in the Clamber
OF Dcputtcsf The rejection Of the measure
would weaken the Government. The rejcttun
waa effected by M alliance Of tho Bonaparttsts
x rarls dlsratsi, says pn t Is ramored a thst If.
WaddinEton, Minister of Public instruction,
has resigned, In consequence Of the rejection by
tho 8cnnt8 Of the unlvcrsty BILL
PINE.
PARIS, July G1.--A portion OF tho Town of
Qavray,. near Churbaurg, has been burnt. A
hundred houseswcrc destroyed, and 400 families
arc Homeless
, 1876-07-22
CRIME


Special pispatch to 3Ae Trtbun4
MONTREAL, July 2l.-E. q. Ncllor, proprie-
tor Of one Of the most elegant jcwe.ry-shops In
the Dominion, on Notrc Dune street, llas ab-
aconded With jcwclry amounting to about
$4,000. lie WIS suspected, some time ago, Of
settling tlre to Ills place TO defraud hts creditors
and insurance companies, and slnee then Inns
hcen watched A few days ago some OF his
IN tho store, md bailiH placed In charge. 1lr.
Mel1or, through Misrepresentation, lnanaged 10
get rid Of this man for fc'v. hours, Ana sue
cecdcl In carrying of the jcwelry IN buckets. n
tiT,a}o was arrested to-day US sllc was taking
train for the States, mud q large amount Of
1cwclry was fo,1ud on her person.
, 1876-07-22

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2t.~-A colorcd man,
giving Ills nasno as George, and saying that bis
home waa In Utica, N. r., has appeared. hero
mud sought MI interview with tln police authorl-
tics. He said ho had seen Charley 1loss, alive
and well, within five weeks, a,.l also that hc
was tho servant Of tho gang OF the assoclatcs
the stolen boy. He Claims to be able to rcstorc
tho child, and says that ho Is after tho rownrd,
but did not dare como forward before. LIttlo
confidence is placed in hte story, but another
interview with him will take place this after-
noon.
, 1876-07-22

the accident today: " The Commodore waanE
one Of those men who when a fellow wanted a
1"n o. NTH wond wa to .ee Letter OF re-
then tnll you to cali next week. Iic would sen
you, himself pr IMPLY, tell you whether. lie
v. w. vr a" dny.htf fSr yo "r nut Your face
The following statement, TINT of J. Schuyler
Ctost'y. to your correspondent, y tho lrss ono
made BY my q the guests IN tho yacht. lie
said: "T1lo Mohawk 'raa filling away when
by wind almost three minutes, witch drove
our whole party, tadtes and gentlemen, below
statrs for sLclt ter. After being In tho es.fm tuo
Of three minutes The force of The winl was suct
w!,creupon sir. lIovland and Mr. Frost Thornes
(larncr'a, brosacr-itt.law), Mr.. Garner, and
reached Tug upper desk To sec what tho tnnttcr
was. we t.ad no sooner reached tho deck thai
We saw that The vessel must so over, ~ sle was
the water wss pouring IN torrents over the rail-
Jumped dosn Into the ensin, md tho first per-
son saw was Miss Edith May, holding q, to
the arn%g sSge 1f nj TIC re"plqss; got od Of her,
wiici,' was almost l.aif way 'H np to I'M nv
waist, md forcing my way through chairs
and lounges 70 ttle cabin hatctsway. pushed
H. 9p r,n. md M5; Rowland received her. Botl!
r.. I,,.i.. RI, '1 -..t1 14""sIs W. s"nH >tt't
going over, down on the les sfdc Tie watcr
" ihls time vas Filling the. cabin very
tr0pidly:, hir. Montant nnd succeeded
~ pulling away une 'onuFe t!iat tadi btea
t'a!i, t1"n p npou mrs. Hafnef NH all9a Hnnteft
r., w.m ,.t1 aJs sa}luE tnat tHcy "ofo pinned uo"n
y x so.acktlk itt tncj Goutu iloL rei'loYe. linen
19st W. nIgnt o. Mf. Moniant, e1lt caught hod III
but sl,e was. 80 Fastened dow! that har
H.. ;,'u spl@a ih!dagn nine any 1eil hask into
tt IL 4aue1. McKcu hyselt VIZ pnt oy tns
.ans n.nn Mao Geaseu to sec M1ss Muhtef, Us tie
wy ma1S 49,. eo'eISeJ c3vslcu Act' !he1 Eot up
n. nu msIt 70 hnc ass1stance o. Mr. uarheT' he
.isas uis.s n!s WHY ~ lic f!Sht arm trying 70 cA-
,,t afcmtc .i he'. A. tnis tline the Water vas Up
mn1t hnh - w wa.s.' anu rapaly gaming. LOOK
E,t., EeG. ~ Lia & sumo t1ei tryHs 70 fcmofc some
atanl'a, an,susc t,nt mnn ~ea.eN ler against tno
~. wy pt'tu our ehorts "cfe u1AFnai-
Iii lii, a. ~. ac t'tg 10 othet lnch were ~ LUG
e'11u, 1W,4 ~. warner baa.or aua n5seI.
7frnrtic, "ms puai'is ~ III .1.aents ttpn usc,y
,ra,. ."htt,s Ssls.i5 l.ia5 uoMu L.1ouen La9 nate-
,Mn5, Wnae1 w renucreu ext W taat way impossi~
~ ~ 1as ~ "Gse uHnple 70 1elnoFc PITS, unlncr
~ ~ ~. y"ss tnG tne "aseF came ever poth ol
~ 4t s. asn ~. 1n e!tnesng thG slue
.a.ts ~ tH nh, nsIt hat tnG sur, aitetWaiua as
etr,'n ~. ~ ~ A hnoaSa ~ ior tat purpose
,tss.. ous ki ~ tnG s,At! ooal aoou5 ~ Ja.os
osttns, ~ ~ Men 1lau lntco Me IN u. our "GFhts
um .s Mets 60 EIeai tat Upset, aau a! ioar
no',son uo'.s ;svH H., ahe aha Mas pueaan.
so,sari !ue caasG u the aecaaeht aue 70 oad
i.is i,nMniaEeMent On tao part or Cnpt. hoWlatI, III
LEVINE Law W la4c sa1l up Whae a. antllor ann oe
,ii .uto Inc % noat WIZ lAfly nluef heau"ay, VIII
saua4! coI,a.ng aoNn N pam vlew' ! neafa thc
, 1876-07-22

Spft!aE toEFstponatRcs u The THbaHA
DAs hlolNEs, Ia, July a0.--t;roEgu Maxwell,
at Amcs, waa currying Ills horse. Tue animal
bccalno irritable, aNtl MaxwclI, to Iaclfy him,
ptarcd h!a urn around tho hnrsc'a neck, and bc-
gan tn pat lin With Ills Land. Tho horse, not
appreciatlns the goodwill, bit OIL Maxxcil's
tl.ht eAr, whiel! was subsequently, fuaud under
the horse.
, 1876-07-22

EAST SAGINAW, Mia, July 21.-Charlcs A.
Smith and Nancy II. johnson were arra!gred
this afternoon on charge Of adultery preferred
by Joseph Il johnson, husband of tho womn1l.
The parttcs are wcll-to-1o farmers living in
Maple Grove Township, this county. 1t Il al
legged that the criminal intimacy between the
palr has existed two years. Jolllieon left horne
i short time sncc. and on his return fund his
moved lnto house opposite Smiths, who is
widowes, 80 years old. johnson IL At least GU,
and the woman Is ~. Both furnished ball III
tho sum Of $500 each for thctr appearance fur
examination Aug, /,
, 1876-07-22
1tItDIkE IN AND STOLE,


JANxsy1LLn Wis., Julyal.-Thls city Of T., 900
fuhaidtants anu o,e policeman, for years has
been iafcatca with gang ii petty burglars,
who break Into dwellings, stealing clothing,
proylR!ons, etc., aud who lavo never yct been
detected: Last night I've houses woro entered,
PUT nothing OF much value taken except ut the
house ot Q. g. Ford, where they got y wateh aNtl
To S.n tt;1sn tsa e Wa aa sonu *ao n noney,
0asocla4lQtl. Fo9
, 1876-07-22

public; not only o. account OF 1is great speed,
but nls9 becauso II is known that his owner,
Mf. II. G, Goodrich, ri'l not be party to any
'llsrcIpntahle arrangements s,eh ~ arc too tIe.
faster eiass u horses. When tlu, borses came
out on the track fur their preliminary work,
l,t'li''c Wa tac recipient Ut considerable ar
rtaisc, little Moll!c Morris u!ao receiving tho
Batnc compliment.
Hot!ne waa, of course, q big favorite In lilo
poots, selling 1t s100 tn t20 ngninst tho field.
JMst before the r19 1>cEan he was barred IN tho
ceiling, Badger Gtrl being about second choice.
There WIS nO difficulty iii seeuffng
.... 4 GOOD trART,
thc quartet getting away OIL tic second attempt,
y lille Morris tllfrl, aml i,otlIne on The ontsilo
front md had hot and speedy racc to tho quar-
tr pole, which was reached ln 80 seconds, at
which pint ftolinc lc,l by neck. liz in
creased thr distance 70 length. before
reasn9 :, s,e ],alf ,,, i1o Eoe. wifc was
Glrl third, and Garfield In tbs rear netting bad
ly. They ca1ne home IN thls order, Dod!ne vim
1ifng by three lengths III 2 o:2533{.
-. TIE sEcosp IfEAT
waa IN no way remarkable, Hollno tnkfng tho
ical before tic quarter was reached, and keep.
iny II MI tic way around. DaIger Girl stayed
fnshiFdp1acc until tho hosne-stretehw was reached,
Wien 81: struck n very fast gait and passed
ie"xt a!1!I A2qfI's qint, H:!5!le winning III Jog by
7lE THIRD AND LAST HEAT
Ras unmarked BY n angle incident Of note, cx.
ccpt that Badger tlirl actcd very IadlT ajona tic
ca,,s;nt- tcr To- to+ fort roa pa1na' .nus na,
as hc pleased In 2:271, tlIa quarter being passed.
Ia 3111 seconds, and the half in 1:14.
Following Is
THE SUMMARY.
to st so ta seeo 81 s4 9 II 15ee 70 ri a .
II iiGaf!h; ( uooa,,r, rh,c,ro ,r,,,, = ~,
dinr +, o''tneo' .hlcaso' c"'ess D. g. no.
Il. Hfmstrona netroi, Hicb cr;c1sc =, =;
hfoilie Morfs ' ... ...u.'sm
e: Gen. Garfield. ....... "a
J. y. nowcl, gesycs Dam, Wis, enters &.
q; r. uadser Gill;. .":...:......:.:. 2 4
r,1., 1a''hw in, quar'tr' la1. M!t::
SSGp'ta TS3a bea. IT, WI 33:13 %:25
.,,,. ,,,.'+, n,,,.,,s ..S'', ALT %'-'a
.,,,t, 1nA NuSSiSa AAEEt ...
rt, ho,roo,, u .,. 1 oasn ~ @ ~ nges was
aa trot een S H. 'ourin anu NTH neats o. t!le
t,tt,i,a,it nss a s A. ~ 70 against tne nel4 NO
Mai!suity was experienced ~ sending The horsca
~. },,; t1 nath'1s "'1 19kns tnc 1eaa lor tue
liz tSt roar c' 1rtethco .h y nmnasn, tanoath IN
.,t .ic fcar. IN Inc last qnaftcr the old horse
mi ann rc annea adT s fynay leF efe t ean WI"
hilhuIn I,. r. wv 1i.,le tbs specdicst, an won by
"'s' ;" @'' foarp"sns r1r sl,sm.rv.
oparter n,t..: sinn Y. nse g. & ioo; =; ono an4 cas
thira. "'''e'' eA'' 10 n's' o'o 10 seeoia' sl' 10
Col. rcyno cntc,a Iii. r., Yifhurr. 1ts III. .,
Ed, 1laffton enters i: b; Fal,nosth: ID; ill.,.
a. 1iankins enters b. c. Tho NIppcr, 100 lbs ...ir
zsnk-2:1@.
whit BALE or GOV. sraAGuE.
,v.a Misio alie % raGcs & were tn progress the news
FfzflP
, 1876-07-22
TIE TRIGGER.
SUCCESSFUL CONTINUATION oY TuH ST, LpuIH
TOflBNANENT

TOURNAMENT,
Epecfdl DtspGleh 10 1ns Ttban4.
St. Louis, Mo-, July 2i.--Tho crowd In at-
TENDANCE upon tho shooting tournament to-day
was 'nucll larger than on a..Y nreY!ous day, aud
tho entsacs wero more ulllacruus than tho day
before, The attcntlunra OK tho shooters was it.-
crcascd by tho appearance Ut several wcll-known
l~al, shots, who participated in tho various
mateles. Several swccpstalio ,natcllcs wcru
Eliot during tho day, ull of tho prizes being won
Ly st. Louis men.
Tho Arst match on the programme Will for
$780, sInslu rises at 81 yards distance. II MAS
called ut Abuut IL o'clock, and twctlty.nne CON-
tcdtanls entered thu lists B0tnu OF tic Shooting
WIS very tIMc anu txetrd lively interest
asnong tl1c spectators. 7. J. south, Ut Frank
fort, N.Y., after two tics, killed all Ills birds r,d
Won tho first llioRey, which, after having been
$7l was won by llasfortls, Of lllInoIs; tho third,
$59, by Henry, Ut tsulnrY: thu fourth, 40, by
klc!ntna,,, Of CllenEo; and the nth by Jasper,
Ut st. ltJllts.
4 grounl-trap match, 90 yards, ten single
rises the shooter to lave thu privilege Vt Using
hutll barEcls after thu bird Ind ttow, then tcgnfl
With foEty-ihrca cntrles, alld was continued vi,
u lark, Wlc!i II MA t'ostEoncll' until tu-,DoE
rt'H. Thu purse for tlls natrl, Is Sl15, Thcru
VIA but one t!u for t;c 1lrst prsze-Cn>krelI, vi
Pluttshurs, Nv, ainl Stuck, Ut Peoria, killing
tvn birds eLch. Thrfs Woss several iles fur
, 1876-07-22

HpFc1o1 IHStoich 10 5Hs tribune.
Mn'W1u'tEE. July al.--'rhe body Of John
s'dsoohian', German rs yours old, was found
u the cellar OF Ills houae, No. 2l5 Sixth street,
this tlnye battered to death, tbs head lyjnt< Il,
washtlb aud tho buly ii pool of BLOOD. 4
wastboa1ti lcar ttappearcl to have bceI, used for
tho p"rA'te u tile u!urtler. allebotlatn was
last see1, alive In company with Henry Tllwarte,
hls sun-lislaw, who tuslilot bo found t{}1lay,
Tlwarte 99ld tl.u old man had nuarrcicl on d.
count Of the foriuer's marriage.
, 1876-07-22
Unsolicited Evidence,

SpRtKuYtkLp, Me., May II, 1877.
MH. IT, i. erKvkNs-Drsr S!rs Ny dauxAtaF haa been
out Ut health fur about YeAT1. About ysAf 4Xo 1La
h1d TUNER can!s ~ hs. Eoe xhisa q. .vaEy pantu,:
to bangor aud got two potlus. HE u taking the
Accoh1 bot1e les he&ith IL much Improved. aud tho
thts ylcalty knowt What YxnsrtHk has doas for my
daughter An1 take gyBty opportunity 70 recuuleua
II u tlllRU Nlu upt Ut W xtEat feuo. Very
rstsertfulJy, Mis-, SUSAN G, RANDALL.
, 1876-07-22
SUNS'CIk{}ItEy.

St. Louis, No., July ol.-stany persons hayo
been prostratcd with thu heat within tl.e last
t!lres lays, so1np dozen OF ulors OF whom, have
died. Among tue Latter WIS Capt. james
Lowery,, c1:Afayor Of Pittsburg, and an cxtca-
siyc dealer In eoal nnl coke. Fill 1ema!us were
Forwarded to tts OH honlu tonight.
, 1876-07-22

L4cn1HE, Que, July 2l.-A largo building
usea w Mr. st. Ougc for bodybuilding burned
last night, withtllc boats OF the L,tfinc nost.
tnE Cnb nnl several steam md sutl,nfr yo,,,..
q Guild OF sllc proprietor pcrsl,cl iu tilo uuca.
ana twn worktnci in cn1cayorinr to save thrirr
tools were 40 badly burned tat tlIcy died tl,ia
1norntng. Loss $500U '~' A'so lila
, 1876-07-22
FIRES.

IN CHICAGO
Inc alarm fram Box 5at II :5oo'cloek yes.er.
uay,nofnn'ns was causcdby the burning Of 4 coax
eed 10 the rear Of Nos. $40 and 81 Wells street,
.s 3.mcd anu occupied as residcnce by L, IL An.
ascws. damage, S25; ito insura,,cc.
ons U's'eef August bothc yesterday morning tis-
street and Stewart avenue, caused by snarEa
run passing erTtnc. He got helm and Frtjts.
eo'saca the blaze "tthout sounline an alarm.
, 1876-07-22

shsond: ihc2n 40 ali The participants have MT abot
prizes. Tomorrow wilt be The great tiay. w'n.
Inc tn ainateu, ehatnp!otabip Of tic country viii
20 enntostotl for, the winner tallpr 4 ro1i
medal ounces III weight. so'o>
, 1876-07-22
BASE-BALT.
uAnrpoRps-ArllIrrics.

Special HspateA to 7ns Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Stx hundred were
present at the game to-day. Thu wcathcr ,yus
pleasant. tscn'scn's batting md fielding won
the game. Two alleged erroneous decisions
gave the Hartfor1s three runs.
, 1876-07-22

MANCHESTER, n. H., July a1.-Jacob @.
Iow!c's saw-iAlll, near Massabia Lake, bus bean
burned. Tho loss is $4,000.
, 1876-07-22

Iowa C,TY, 1u., July 2l.-Dillcy. the mufdcr-
CT Of Swift, MES taken from jall hero lust night
and conveyed to Davenport fur safe-keeping
us would undoubtedly huge brcn moLlel Aad.
lA, reI1Aucl here.
, 1876-07-22

TANkRR's LANDlN0, Fa,, July 4I.-AbVut 8
O'clock last evening lightning struck and fired
two receiving tanks Ut Dl!ke'4 Station, OIL thu
Vest Pennsylvania lsailroad, containing about
41,00 b!rscls al oil. The tanks are thu property
Of Marcus Drownso'l, Of Titusyille, and urc used
by and connected with the unIon pipe Com.
I,at,y. This morning another tank, containing
about 90 000 BARRELS situated nbout 0 feet froiIi
tho burning turks, was lircd by IN explosion,
which threw tho burning oil over II. Fllo three
tal,lsa will 10 entirely consumed, and subjects
t!e patrons Ut tho limo now having bala,,ccs
Will! tic Company to ~ ASSESSMENT. which WILL
bu ab0ut lU per cent.
, 1876-07-22

EAsT MAAtuYIxLp. Mass. Aug. 81, 1870.
Mn. 6rYvKNs-llaar Br, 1 have bseh troubled with
csnksr fToM r!aaoo causing ny a9ath 70 b g seIa
preparations. but Will effect until tried your VxU
kTItk, After taking few do4cs found II reliessd
tho fAlntnssa Ut thu Etoac that aiHays accompanies
t4MScE huaar; aad BY tho ttmu had taken tI6 third
bots!e ny mouth Wa entirely cured llare not beyn
NO. nxs TecoHsncnttd to Ioyefa " uy scauAtnt'
YOUR truly, +. \. SHERMAN.
, 1876-07-22

----- = TlE RITEK-FWH.4E.I1 NIEH - =
WAS Of eourse tlle great attrlLGtiun IT tic day,
principally uu account Ut the announcement
tl1ut BuItile would participate III tho tontr=t.
THIS lortc IL ! great luYoritc With tho Chicago
, 1876-07-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP 4NFWc

S@IHH olLNmot1lE .NEHS,
LONDON, July al.-Ssearuship Anglia, from
New York, has arrived.
NEW ionK. July e1.-Arrivcd, steamslip
Ne:knE, from Bremen
FARTHER PoiSr, July 2l.-Stcaulcr Austrian,
fFom Glasgow, hus arrived,
, 1876-07-22

Vk0rTSE extends 'tI influence Into oyery part Of tho
human urahlntt. commencing with IT, fuunG1tont
correcting assased astlon ani scstor!nH ttai poxsr
blood lrtyng cut scase aal ltaTiuv Satutu u rc1~
fuTtu IT. allotted taAk-
Sold by oil Drurrists.
, 1876-07-22


Pn1tApELpn1A, Pa, July 3l.-Tho slorm Of
thunder and lightning and wind TINT visited
this city aud the surrounding country Inst even
Ing WIGS very severe, and thu damage louo in
tho aggregate is considerable, although no ono
Item Is very grcat. In thu city and In the
country districts trees wcro blown down ard
houses werc partially unrnofeI by the wind,
and In several instances damage Was dono by
tl!e lightning several barns having been struck.
Thy ltst of tau'agcs ts u long yne. But very
grounds. Ills sturln, with tho velocity Of wind,
passcd over u milo per minute.
RICHMOND, Va, July, al.-Durlng aorcre
EcMbrouk'a tobncct, warehouse IVES demolished,
aud largu quantity Of tobacco was damaged
by the rain. Several nther tobacco factories
wurc unroofed md tile stocks la,angel sor1uusiy.
DiekerBon y Co.'s sulllery establishment was
carricd away. a number us possuns wcre In.
tured. but none fatally. 50 fur is ii known.
, 1876-07-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A8thmn---Thorsnntis OF tho WORT enara oe
astl,na have been relieved by using Jonas Whit
eomb'e Rtu'edy. In no case Of purely asthnotic
character has II failed tn give relief.
, 1876-07-22
DROWNED.
Epeffde Dtspdtch Ia T1{ 3fjbur


DAyEsroar, H., July a1.-A special to tho
Detnociut from 11opkIntowu, Delaware County,
this afternoon states tint late last evening q
pleasure party Yas smiling on the Maquoketa
ltiycr. Thuy had gone hut short distance
when the boat was upset, and ali were thrown
into tho river. Two young men saved them
sclyca, but four persons-Sfrk. Tine West. a
young ellthi, and t'yo young ladies named Miss
Billings a,,a salto 1lyllcn-we1g all drowned.
The bodies Of Miss Billings ,an1 tho Child have
becn recovered, but tho others were not Fou1.l.
Thor, N. y, July M.-By tbs swampng Of a
snall atca1n- yacht IN tEc Hudson R(yer near
THIS city lust evening, uregory Fox, Tlon!aa
ncr, ai.i Harry Manicl,o were drowned. Four
otl!crs who composed the party wero saved by
swimming asl'orc, Eagiey waa drowned IN At
Special Dspdtch to The 71tane+
DETROIT, Miclk, July 2i.-Whllc john Law-
rcncc and grnnd-clill were crossing the pond at
West Dlooinllcll yesterday, tho bout was upset
hy the wlpd, and he and tliu child wcro drowned.
, 1876-07-22

VEGE.TlNE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-13

7 Ell & G r A P HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ii.--dsorge
II. Russell. residing at i.los Pierce
street. committed suicide in his chamber
by taking s.ryehnine. lie MAS depu, >
county recorder under the former city
administration. aud has recently been
engaged in the real essa,e business a.
AZ Montgomery s,rect. lie los,
heavily in mining stocks some two or
three years ago. since which time BE-
has been in Strengthened circumstances
to which his suicide is attributed. lie
WAS native II New brunswick. aged
40 years. aud leaves large family.
W. =. O'Brien. of Flood K o'Brien,
denies the statement ,elegraphed from
Los Angeles Saturday ,ha, his arm had
purchased the franchise Of the Gaay-
mas and Tucson railroad. And SAYS ths
report is utterly untounded.
A fire al 5 o'clock this afternoon. de
stroyed the upper portion Of = two
story house and hsssmen, frame dwell,
ing on California street. between stock
ton aud Powell. oscapiei as boarding
house. Loss about $1,000. There was
the usual scanty supply of water To-
fire purposes.