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A big, green sva-turtlc Hpashed ilnpattcntly
In lhu liarruw aIlnitB nf largG box fl frDnt OF
Madison sireet eating-houso yesterday. Ono
eve rested tetlcctlvely 0u sEgn which nIluoune-
"a tl,ut tue turtle which today is, tomorrow Is
cut u, ulll Gust into tha pot, while the other
WA closed asMf III meditation. Thu turtlu
sighed, aud u reporter lcaued over tho box anu
e>"iWihy tIlat Sigh! Is It that you arc thinking
Of tho tArt b.uG sea fr0m Wllctiec you llayo been
rutllcssly tornl 10 It that you gr!eyo for MI
absent turtle maiden, W,ase eyes had learned
TO tight up with tle tirc Of love at tho sound Of
your gentle Jaws as they elaslic1 ~ greeting, or
over whose cheek tue soft. rosy blush Of afisc-
'.Ah!' replied the turtle, "you VII! never
know tho Anguish that rc,nls this BOSOM. II
thu, wo,l!dst list, could tell thee tale, that
would taaku thy heart bleed, of family proud
and tlistingu!alitl, for noble blood couracs IN
their veins, but will not. would only hayu
you know thut my very 6llcil erecps " tho
thought Of the existence llAyo led Tor twenty
years-to t!l!u!s that !, q wcl!.u.ean!nE turtle,
should 10 forced luto the llfo Of 'bunko
stecrer,s" ....,
"lVllat mean you1" said tho reporter. .,M
"Hen1 l0wer, willis | Whisper" said tho fprtse
N an sg.tated voice; they llcyer cook INC. know
that for twenty ycaFB have lune duty at this
playe, few. days to bc stirred at by little boys
raro meal from, my hcsht and tien to bo LII tlIe
cellar for few days nlllle the public cats aoup
nlad9 from veal and l!Yos. cannot stand t'lts
grayc,"
Hers the turtle dashed tear from his eye
Will, Its left fin, sllently swallowel .uy, and
retired 1utu his shell t0 uiourn alone.
, 1876-07-29

Curiosity ARos Regarding tho Will OF
tho Drowned millionaire Of Now York

Curiosity ARos Regarding tho Will OF
tho Druwuod millionaire of Now York
City. ....
special Dtspateh to Tie Tribune
new YoRg, July 23-1t was runorcd to-day
TINT tho will OF tho lato William T. ]. Garner,
ono Of the vtctin,s Of tho Mohawk disaster, las
been admitted to probate in tho Richmond
County Court-House, Staten island, on Thursday.
Tho Surrogate Of Richmond County, Tonpktns
Westeryelt, was asked for copy Of it. Mr.
Wcstesvclt sa!d ho knew nothing about 1t. Mr..
B!rdaeye, Of tho firm Of Garner q Co., at No.
10 Worth street, stated that hu did not
thtnk tlle will lad hcen presented In
court yet. Zig was not sSre 9, wl,sther
Is'and. MIR. Garner resided slx months TN
Staten Island and slr months In New York eael
year. Another gentleman connected with thu
iirm OF Garner s Co. said the will would bo nd
lutttcd to probate in this city, as Mr.. dasncr's
i,o,,su Dn staten Island was only a temporary
residence. Mr.. n!rlseyc Thought tl.ewlIl would
bc Nude Inisllc Monday. both executors, uue
Of whom Is Mr.. Tl,orNe, wurc nut of town yts-
tcr,lny, hut will be back then. 1t Is believed
that tie will dtsposcs Of property to the amount
Of ubeut $U,000,U00,
, 1876-07-29

Curly says when he saw Custcr wns hopelesely
surrounded, ho watched hIs opportunity, got
ston1 blanket, pat II on and worked M 4 fnvInc,
and when tho Blour charged he Kat among them,
and they did not know hin, from one Of t,cir own
men. There were aDfpc mounted Sf0nx, and aec-
lng one tall Curly ran n him, mounted llis pony.
anl ga!!oped down, as ifgofng towatd tho white
men. Init went mp a rEvtuc, and got awny.
lie rays aa he role on In saw, when nearly
nile from Tho batt1o. acld. dozen mntc tnldcra
~ !asino ftghitnz wltt Sioux, all around them.
bercd nrc to one, and apparently dlsmounted.
These n,cn wcro no doubt part of tho tI.lrty-ave
n,tsstng nicn reportc, In the o'caa dispatches OF
Gen. Terry Curly rnya he saw one cavalry soldier
who had got nway l1e was we'll mounted, but el,ot
through beth ip. md Curl! thinks 10 died Of his
likely bis trail was followed and he Killed by Tho
Sioux. Curly did not leaye Custor Until tbs battle
WAS nearly over, and l,c describes II az desperate
In the 6xtreHc. He u quite anro tho fndlans had
moro Killed thnn Curtcr had whIe men will, him,
and saya tho toldter6 fought IN until tho 1aAs man
Killed.
, 1876-07-29
RENO,

4 PETITION Fon n.s PROMOTION.
Tie following is a copy OF letter addressed
by all tho surviving members OF the Seventh
Regiment Of Cavalry, who wcrc engaged In the
light Of juno rs and 20, to the President OF the
United Status:
CANT xkAn H,a HonN on Yxhtow Stone RtyEn,
s%a HUI Il. Sesifs1 = sss :a
fhs Unutd States. t;ExrlBaEN: we, thr cn1st-
cd men, The survivors Of The battle On tho hegl'ts
j Jane. ' ls7 ef' u The s' " sasenS saS iii er T.
msnt oi Gaya'fy Who a ,ab'ef!n: Sgt
country that iho vacancies among tho commission.
cd oIlccrs Of our regiment nadu by tbc slaughter
Colonel ueorRc J. tnatef, and tic other noble lead
s1oss by Ss % tho b'eeay !ca 1nrins the sevsxe
fesSeat oily: Thas siaj II A Heno b. oat L!s',: III
teant. Colonel, vlcu Custer Killed; Capt +. W. LEN
teen or Maj1r y'ss Rene Eone..ed Ths othsf
tssry 70 tho e.tabshcd saiu prSmatio, but pay.
II hi. esss sS. - y wi eonferas ss iHs btavsiy
fought for and j,,sty ..neritcd promotion on ohi
cess WIN BY their lraScry, coolness. and decision
NV wl,o participated In lie Battle, ono ii tic most
sS @ s s Js g. 1a d eas s csF ws4 a hp,s s. fs
%a{ % eas. @ NSish h' " il! el " wstR Stet tenassy
e. bne Ssss
sevs.lookng svs I;,r.;l to s'ver, We would llsye
and sId1 from Sea3 those III Heights Tho inaan aenoes
mea ~ istaii. md bofore midday June June aI nes @
ave % Sean eft to iii q our drcada fste, as % wo
then would l,nvc been completely surrounded.
The above was signed by go non-commission-
, 1876-07-29
Alarming News from the Northern
Sioux Country.
Report Of n Terrible Disaster to
Gen, Crooks Command.
His Camp on Goose Greek Said to Have
Been Attacked and Routed.
Tho Slaughter Of Ills Troops Placed at
300...No Confirmation OF
tho Report.
Description Of ouster's Butohoring, by the
Only Survivor

DALEFUL NEWS.
THY CHARACTER.
Epfcfas Dxpatch TO The TftbHns.
Sr, Louis, July 28.-A special from Lcaven-
worth, Kan, says: IA terrible story comes from
Sidney, Nut>., d recruiting station on tho Ccn-
trat Pacific Railroad, not far from Cleyennc'to to
tho effect that tho attack made by the Si"nx
upon Crooks camp on Goose Creck proved to
BE- mere Of slaughter than fight, nearly Soo
solltcrs Of Crooks command being killed, and
tho entire command driven across tho creek, a
mark for tho unerrlng bullets Of their savngo
advcrsaries. The adyIccs state that, on Inst
"Wednesday evening, Mr.. A. F. Fray, tho post
sutler ut Camp Sheridan, arrived at Sidney
with tho information that Lame Deer, O friendly
Chief, Ind come into Camp Sheridan, thirty-str'
hours from tho battlefield, as courier, bring
Ing the terrible news, and stating that Crook
Ind
MORE MEN KILLED THAN CUSTER HAD WITH HIN
in that fatal fight upon tho Little LIT iioEu',
The loss Of t|ip Indlans was not stated, rs 1t Is
hardly probable tint Latnc Deer knew, tho rcd
skins having driven tic soldiers across the creek
md being In possession Of tho hclus
leaving them sufficient time to bury their
dead. Lame Deer also says that thu Indians
llavo full sweep In tho northern country, anu
propose, after driving the miners from the
Black Hills, to mako clean sweep OF the
Agencies, following which they propose to de-
vote their attention to tile different stations on
tho line Of tho Pacific Road. The Sioux feel
greatly c1atcd over this their greatest Victory.
a large number OF braves who had deserted
the standard Of Sitting Bull have now returned
to bis forccs.
FEELING or DEPRESSION
, 1876-07-29

THE EIulff JF ONESof GHOoA'5 nNuoEas
ocrosa :yl},am 4. Rcry,1,. n scout from Fort
ye, at,e,at VIM is te b.orer Of aisnuts,es from
eettefl'au, WIN ~ tns p,.u'e. ~ ~ Atu''
Gen. Crook to Leut--ti Phil Sheridan. MI.
Dergtn is stopping at thu Palmer House, md It
wos there tho reporter fcs,nd lin. Tho Knight
~ thc plain. was caailv taIsttnprts,,cd from tne
u ~ iue .. "as 20 ~. a ,1s".. ~ -s.s
ordinary loik oY n's pesn1tas , uisoe. no "ots ,.
Of rathcr heavy boots. His coat, or rather
hlnuse. ,yas mado of bue&skin frinred will,
o..",a, - t,a ss,,t .fto. ,7o roa,r frnn+,.rs.
n!ase ..t ~ tn8 9ane. "1So' '4'1
maM III st1ts. as,, In. INIT mn, bovtro ,ost the
o.i,n- ~ H. nap nr,n. ~ 9nrinr w" w. ia ia
b-nnsc h1ns n fran no o1nn,.rc mi IL ~ retloman IN
oannaeu ,i az WI wha ~ a1u5na ntnriety
~ sda"aIs, ";an IN ha,,, a'sIv ~ ~ ~.
NEs sanay ds,1 III. u to. aue heea ~ ~ nr,unt
1alns bt1.so aoo, ,ral, S upo inf+ =. oai,a. iast
seanu u lut "ls .a S ao,v ,.oax. ~ po.4-I,,
ese' tua ..t ~ ost w. 49, a.1 n3iu
iaft '.s ti,orn = sScc, nrt. iast Tn.s,1nv' '
,r.,,,aiF fron E"n Trnnt. In Nrrn;n Gct.iinrii
~ t,,,;s., s,,,sIh,x,t S'A'-@ '9 "'A'
o1'a't9 N'' rmw crurrp r,as.cpr
l nE :. eT's ths saan MAsuhG; ~ a. ,,otor
~ hnu GIH t.., ~ nt III. 1 ,rs S IT, .1
IT, IT, " rs tnu .'o ~, atta.r,,,.; nnd na ~
thcm c uo wc1n denostet1 in o1,s hure trench Tic
% tuGta "cae s sp~nLi1, - ann ,f tio
.n+ IT. .t, fo"t III, ~ To n-,ns aS,I oor,,
y. r,a .'t,intt 4sa as ~ WIZ
'''t1S T,o rnnnrtcr nurrird, Wos f;cm. r!ustc,a
,,,.,,, dMs ,t,1'iatcd4s ""' "'"' o'0'SN
oouy En - sow tho h,av ,nveo1f a,d ,,c,rc1
~ trn st,,r,, l. th,t t;s ha,rt 49, ,no 30
nnt tha,,a n H." liz was al aStt shror tie
, 1876-07-29
APPOINTMENTS, -
Tie President lIas nominated II. F, Finley for
Uulted Statos Attorney for Kentucky.
TH11 RECORD.

,1,, ,s,,,,,,ro, n q Inlv OFT ,voa ,crocd
"Asai'ntos, ~ ~ 14'9 ~o'-As "ao a6'. ~.
TINT when tic senate adjourn to-day, IL be TILL
Afnu,1ov noyt M n mnrk nj rcsnrct IN thu pptr.
r., -. U. c.,,o.ta, 80 W.. vi
ory VI VIZ '"te ee'0to4 caps'l"i'' " "te' -"
a11, m rcs,,me tin fmncac1,,ucnt trtul on
n.'ot w '~ ~ "
Alonl1ay M noo1l.
Mr.. Ingalls,, from the Committee OH Pensions,
fepostea' VIII a'Ne.o"!s"'s, .no iioaao M o.'
granting pension 10 tae WHOM OK thc late
Gen, Custer, anil to Ills father and mother.
1u.,o,, ~, ~. ro,,rdo, Tin r,rnp,,nnnrta RI.
I'@eeu y" 1"e ."'s"u" 4"o . n.n 40
duce the pension to tha ~!dhW from e3t TO s3u
,,cr mnntl,. md strike ont tic natue Of the
}o,,er. so Is Ia rrant pr1,s!o1,s to tho wkluw
n'ia n'ntter n.a, an,S; , .,,o f,,u,,..oo ~. r,u
BIZ. boutwell,; from tho committee on Com
mercc, reported, Will an attetient, tne Stca1!l-
h1nt bill. PLACED OIL thr culelIsiar.
The appropriation fur the expenses Of COM
mission to t!iquiru lntu the Chinese immigration
wnn nnssrl.
II H. f;rsiiurhuvsrn fro,n thc f,onfcrpnra Cnn,
Ill, ~, III t.s,,9or on1 n,nin,not nnr"
nttTc ~. Hi ,ie 1 Sueu11' .hat a .hf...st t1
pFlAtioh H!llt lellaEteu ttlae tha tut,h!ttee uAt
been unable 10 ngeees AMI !AoVed tslA1 the ocnato
further insist upon liz amendments ana agree 10
further conference
alr. HaMilh saM tHat Iaose hAo a!teau1 1ceH 9n!so
conferences on th!s blIl anu asked: "shoh!a thts
bill! tlnlc sitter ttlne, Fu to Confrscace tomn'ttec
heoddd by Two men who in!sht " aeheM!natea the
'I!tties Oatcs ana MaIi!4M neaoe ~ M-aAyI
lio dtd tot rec Why she hoaa!a ehoa!H hns
, 1876-07-29
CUSTER'S FIGHT.
sToRY or TllR ONLY SURVIVOR.

Nt.o Turk Herald, atlv I'll.
We lave received tho following brief but
highly interesting aud Important communIca-'
tton from nu officer high In command, attaelcd
to the forcca operating against tho Indians, ind
who enjoyed tho an,plcst facilities for obtaining
reliable informatton:
pass I'll; ? ay q e. oil, ..evor T4c sox y
the $50 men who went into action with CnAtcs. 1Io
l. very ceaF In hla knowledge of tic igh. md aa
other and Wen inc as aetan Viii GueT.
noEth bank miles, attsr ileno hid crossed to tic
the Indians. llo thought lteno wuuld drive down
the valley aud at the san,e ttmo nttack tbs vlIaga
ho H. % whs ~ t9 Woud Wsad te e1 Il It
river and tu1!he'away from Reno thai, ho wishrd
ut }os1 aad iIn aasksa sap tos T. 'iSs III
Indian; ~, re- i1a nm aaa poured !n heavy ato from
ssHt foo en could no az hs t.
oSs! ihu ..Ica1a. Meantime hundreds Of indiaas.
se' va 1 sSoa .s hs
ths Fayincs on Zach silo Of Cuaters n,eu, c@stcr
then I'll hack TO .ome hIgh ground behind him md
insas eopsy ca.tes an s
IN terrible a1c VI all sides They charged Cus.sr
oo n sa't Su sht eet s; ts aRs
ss! s9s s = :sa siy.
and after tho Amm9altlon IN tAelr bella Was ex-
hauatel, went ~ thelr sa.tdcbags, got more, md
kiiied than Gutter had llep. liz also tays the big
ehst tCu,tsr' lived Until nearly u, h. men haa
Encouraging his soldiers to dght o.. liz
ri = shot 10 Tho luft, aide aud MT dunn,
With blu ptstol iu his hsud. Another Hhet struck
ofdesr kilted WAS 1nan who rode q white hoess
bsiIsssd e De Ltsat; cook cAdja'ans o. h ths
~ tfs soae e0Sf ta aaq .n5 TeLS
Calhoun was found dead tf.e sklsulsth line,
thn tod, and probably tell carly IL tho AclI0nl.
, 1876-07-29

..-.... HOUSE.
After tho reading OF tho Jorrna1. confederation
Of the Virginia eontcated ecction case Of plat w.
Go0da was continued. ... 49,
Law on agreeing 10 lis resolution 81 amended,
that is by the substitution Of tho minority reeutn.
tion fof. II waa taken, and Ecsu1tcd-Yer. 1oa;
nays. NJ. 10 t}ooAc rGta!ns his Rcat. Among the
ncmocrntA who snted "Nn" were Durand, Fly.
nolman, Kchr, New, and wiltehisc. Several
other Democrats voted hSn" on tho first vote.
Abbott, who sua some time rlnce declared en-
titled 10 the sent then held BY Frost cane forward,
was awUrn in and took bin seat /. member.
TN motion Of Nj. 1annlng. urc bill to remove
the charge Of deseFtIon from Ne1hnn Ti1uny, ni the
Twenty .hflh Massachusetts Folunleets, was taken
up md passed. notwithstanding tile Presidents
veto.
Mr. Randall. from the Conference Committee on
the Military Academy bill. unlimited the rcpnrt Of
the Committee on Hald hllt which was adopted.
The House then proceeded 10 the cnna!dcratlo Ion
Of the report Of the Committee OH Nayal Affairs.
josty report, The matter went over without action
and the nouse adjourned.
, 1876-07-29

INDIANS TROUBLING TIE sToCK-MEN In
WYOM1Nu.
Correspondence St. L1uts 1,obe. Democrat.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 22.-Thc Indians
aloug tho North piattc. iu tlIis Territory, have
been, Of late, committing frequent dcprcdat!ons
upon stock, ath in consequence tho stoclz-1ncn
llaye bceonc fearfulIy alnrmcl, ant1 lavo applied
to Gov. Tilaycr for soldiers to protect thclrprop-
crty. Tho Territory Is supposed to be unable to
support troops of It's own IN the field, andshoull
the General Government full to render tho ncc-
cssary assistance, the stock-mcn propose to raise
a company Of men, who will patrol tho most ex-
posed parts and watcll tho trails by which the
Indians aro accustomed to nakc their ratds.
They arc willing, they say, to pay the wages Of
the incn for the Beas0n, but uro anxious TINT
Gcn. Sheridan should furnish ar,ns, amtnuni-
tEon, and rattons, and place nn experienced Of
fceF at thc head Of the command: Immediate
action In thia tnnttcr Ia doomed Of tho utmost
Importance, in view Of tho determination OF tic
Indians to obtain horses to mount warriors for
tho scat Of war in tic Northwest. Many Of tho
Indians along tho PIattc. ase anxious to join
rid the stock.ulen's cattle until they hive
obtained all tho nninlals they need. Gov.
Tlnycr has written to Gen. Sheridan requesting
him to furniEh company Of soldiers upon the
conditions proposed by tho stoek.mcn II not
otherwise possible.
.TwEsTY-FouR WIDOWS.
Dtputch 10 Hto rork Htrrtd.
WAsu1NaToH, July 25-alrs. Geu. Crlttcnlcn,
OF this city, mother Of Lieut.. Crittcndcu, whit,
was s1ain With Custer In tho nlassacrc Of tho
Little Biz Horn, has received letter from Fort
Rice from tho willow Of one 0t tue officers win
pcrlshcd in tho hattlc. The letter, nfter tctl-
der expression OF eondolcnca with Mrs. Critten-
tlen In llcr bereavement, Describes tlle scene Of
anguish ut Fort Elcc US soon as Tho bDat arrivctl
with the news of tho dreadful result 1T the fight.
When tho awful tidlngs wcrc ilisclose.l tho mir
WIS rent, says tho writer, With tho lamentations
and tllrieks Of twunty-four widows, many Ut
them with waEltng children ut their skirts.
Sune OF tho women thus suddenly afflicted arc
without money to leave thu. plaea ,wllere they
parted with tlcr husbands for tho last ttno ri,
earth, and ftlicrs agal1t arc without llnne or
pltce of shelter 10 20 to when t1lcYcat, get away.
It ia con]cctured hers that Of these twenty-foi,1
women several arc widows Of the hon-epnmis.
etuped officers and priyatcs OF tho Seventh
CaYaly Their distress will form the subject Of
special appeal to Congress for relief.
+. WIDOWS.
Special Dspalch to Ias Tribune
ST. PAUL, July ao.-ScvcrAi widows Of the
officers and soldiers killed On tho Little BIZ
Horn arc hero en- route from Fort Lincoln tt
their ltonics Sor1lo were In need, but have beer
quietly provided with mems for rcncing tfeil
homes Gy nrnly officers. Mrs. Hon Custer ailt
others still rcinu 1T Fort Lncon.
, 1876-07-29

DELo1T, Wis, July o5.-1hc extensive plo~
md Wagon factory Of Jolsu Thompson & Co., Of
this city, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. The blaze was discovered a few tntn-
utes after l o'clock, but. though prompt and
energetic efforts to etihlup tho flames were
made, tscp could not be controlled until all the
large buildings Ut tho factory were IN ruins.
rhv loss Is very hcavy,-not fur from s5o, 100 IN
s3,o00 IN tic Mccla' Of Madison, Wis. spon.
tailcns combustion was this supposed cause Of
the ttse. 4 large hotel barn was nlfo burned.
IL tbs Htstern Aftortatsd Itess.
early this morning destroyed john Thompson Il
Co.'s plow md wagon works. Loss. $4,000;
Insurance, $4,000.
, 1876-07-29

A still a!a1m to Engine Company No. 10 At
7:l0 lust evening was caused by the explosion
OF kerosene lamp In rag-s'lop In rear Ut No,
IA south Clark street. Damagc ts!lng.
At3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Officer John
Miller cxtngnlahcd . fire In an awning In front
Of Johu Vockentcrg's shop, No. 439 Milwaukee
ayeDuc. Damage $40; cause unknown.
Tie alar1n froul Boz 313 at 10 o'clock Inst
evening was rausel by tho burning oi harm IN
rear of No. 807 West Madison street, owned uud
occupied by f. r. Elllthorpo s. Sou. Loss,
slpu; uninsured. Cause unknown.
, 1876-07-29
II Was Cicero
Who said that" Men were never
50 like the gods as When
bringing health to their
fellow-men.''
Tho following Approved Statement will
Speak for Itself.

TlosToX, March %. 1874.
III; y ta s f s5 a.
man c,tinx blank fiji. witch struck ne on tic kney.
For four tnonths following was under tae treatment
@ ey e m @ so Il nons uls sa e
ant ti!att m41t 20 70 the hospital and fAye my lea
h s sre s'ls so unsr tha IL e
cssTbe tl's EfSst s,!trst!ns endured: NJ es was
knee w"s l..aae4 ~ y render ttimposs!ee
fE. WhrH nstt HrGt to tho hospital rnscd suci II.
sn se f ri
ND PLACED i sere thS diseased deli had been r..
experiment proved failure sut wal removed to my
s Spi ~ n, s Se I'd ;ays9
ntii ny family was ii trttisute condition. With no
%f M s roee IL called II 70 s .s
me- au1 attsr rsn1crtnE re;anary ass.tanse to '1y
wefr gone h. woa!I fRat fhaI sona more. Afteti
had tt taklng lll9 VEGE1ME tres sys tle IleeFs ih
ile4cfbe tho frIEhtfu! iuant!ty HAT dIsrLsrged
during to toovinE elgiis aaya aud tl,ona Previously
sxs a e9 ss, te M M
lett me and ny whole COMPLAINT scencato e iont!GR
NJ q me yitl tls eo,Fansed ,s!ettsr Ths vkakIlsK
r. I fo @ Is NJ Il aaxs @ H. S
iourth ottle Of vEaEIixE tte .wslInR lid ~ ieft my
F n n IT, Ms Is s 81 pSs es ban
Tin w On ths bottle, thp en.irey Aealcl,
sgs % s sa = aa'ssa
bsars hs arks O. my gTstt r IT, .SspE ~ 4 w A.
Gratefully, JOHN WEIGH, 81 kneellna,at.
, 1876-07-29

MONTREAL, July 25.-This afternoon Samuel
s. Campbell, wcl'-known manufacturer Of
leather bc!tnE, WAS arrested at tllo instance Of
Alphonz Kcrsack, who alleges TINT Campbell
owes him s14, 900; that tie Inter Ind obtained
$4,000 In money by nioEtgaging hth real esta.c.
aud thnt this m1ney Is PLACED out Of reach OF
Ills creditors, and that liz is about leaylng for
the Htatpa,
, 1876-07-29

EEFTfsp0Aae0c3 Hoaa07 WhN2.
pEnA, June 23.-Tho Porto has como to the
desperate resolution Of enlistiBg aud armfng
6u.J0o Bashi.bazouks throughout the Empire,
who, u they caunot do much as soldiers, will hs
available as brigands. aud Mny prevent the
sI'scad Ut lusurrectios by the instant .enaco Of
q general Inassacre Ut tho Christians. The
uwiul work thess aayaga irrcgulass, nrlu
especially the Circaaslans, Eiaye been
carrying OH III Bulgaria Is IN earnest Ut tbs
enlyleut ald they eau lend tho Governs
mcnt et tho Porto u lts struits. l kay0
, 1876-07-29
a llIx Drove Of Cattle.

HQA 1NI0nIo t7Gx1 E7p7199s ,,, -
One Of thc largest droSes of cattlo ever
brought from Texas was, u few weeks since,
1aEistn from Capt. Kings rancho IN NHeces M ces
County to Kansas. Tlo herd nulnbercn So,uU
horned cattle, and needed 100 drivers. The out
St luus coat s5o,0 900, and the cattle Wero dis
Rosed u lux *32sV, ,Q00.
, 1876-07-29

BURLINGTON, H., July e8.-Twcnty.ouo
freight cars wero received hero to-day from 81.
Louia for the Burlington 3; Northwestern Mar
row-Gauge Railroad. Tho cars will constitute
the construction train, and the work of track
laying will commence at once. a tlIlrl rail will
bo laid on tho track Of tho burlington, Cedar
Rapids T. Northern Road from fh!a city To
Alcliapolis, and thcucu tile narrow-gAuso goes
Il alone to Winfield. Tho roatl IL another ,nonu-
muht to the persistent energy Of burlington a1d
her friends.
, 1876-07-29
CASUALTIES.


6pztfd7 UFfpd!tA 70 1Ae 1F1bEAk
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, July 2s,-A horrible necs.
dent occurred miles east Of Ucyworth ycstcr>
day. James Brown, driving mower, was
thrown In front Of the s1cklc-bar, and was terri.
bly, muulated before the team could be stoppcd.
His left arm was unjontcd at the ahorlJcr,
and the flesh stripped from tho right arm und
from various parts Of his body. lie cannot ~
cover,
, 1876-07-29

Ep&c{dE UI9pdEtN 70 9H9 3FTt1H*,
n1ooA1aoroA, ILL.,, July 2s.-An injunction
was served this afternoon by the shcrilt Of Nc
Lean County OIL County-Trcasurer Stroud, re-
strantng him from making lcyy on tho stock
Of the Chicago g. Alton Road to secure tho pay.
ment Of tliak Company'a delinquent taxes 1f
la78. The Injunction was granted by Circuit
Judge tu VIII County, thus bringing tic matter
Into q Htatc court,
, 1876-07-29
HATE AND LOVE.


DUBUQUE, Ia, July a5.-A young man named
WIllsatn rrown, living ut pcosta In this county,
attempted yesterday 10 XII! another young man
named Coz by wnylaying him in q corni'cld and
1,ea thug him With club. Tloy wcrc rivals in q
loya-ulfalr. Cox Is badly Injured about the
bead. and, Il Ii thought, will die. Brown was
arrrsted und brought to this ctty.
, 1876-07-29
PARTISAN MEANNESS,
Aa ILLUSTRATED IN THE vlnGISIA ELECTION
CASE,


Sptctal Dlspatch 10 7ne Tribune.
WAsnlHaTos, D. C., JulyEs.-Thc House de-
cllcl to retain Gooae, Democrat, Of Virginin,
and to reject the clatms Of Platt, the Republican
contestant. Tlis lydonc IN tho fare of oil law
and facts. The act Is tho crown!ng bascnces II
parttsauship Of tho Confederate Congress. A
noteworthy feature Of tho debate is TINT the
esrnnecst speech in behalf Of the Republican
contestant, WIS made by Thompson, of afassa-
cllusctts, Democrat 1Io presented the law
and the facts In q very ablc n1anncr,
aud warned his party that to retain
Goolo IN Ills scat in violation Of NIL
law, and in the teeth Of alt facts, would
be the botilcss outrage committed within the
history Of the American Congress. ThompsouB
warning was Of no use. The Democrats, w1losp
consclc1lccs would not permit them to vote
ngaiust Democrat, remained silent. Personal
entrcaty Inns srldom been SO potent. I.catting
Democrats had not tho courngn or manlfnces to
vote tkclr convictions, md remained yotcel8s,
while their partisan majority scnted man WHO
oontcsscdIy had no right to his place. Tho Old
Dominion, 10 powerful in tho slnye days, lad
decided that Goolc should 10 seated, atid thu
Northern doughfaccs did not darc dispute the
mandate.
, 1876-07-29

LAssrNo, Mich, July ga. c. johnson, l!s4
Ing in tho Town OF Tustin, Osceola County,
WA recently hurled IN lutcksand up to his neck
while cleaning out q 12-f0ot well. 1t took over
thirty ulcn twcuty.sIx hours to re1caso him.
, 1876-07-29

The lion. Damn G. Lamb, Railroad Commits
sfoAer Ut Wisconsin, was in consultation with
fle managers Of tho Chicago q NorthwesteFn
gsnl to Inc Wisconsin buslncss Ut that lluc.