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t,, ,,d ,rtor this date ROJJND-TRIP TICKETS
will Inc sold nj the Office OF this Company, at $50
Main street and Exchange Hotel, 10 inc various
Snrin"s and Summer Resorts In sullthwch Virginia,
eastern and western North Carolina: also 10 Inc Bhi-
falo Springs, in Mccklenburg county, Va.
'"'' 'l 7 JOHN X. MACMURDO.
;.o1m General Passenger Agent.
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CLERKS OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT OF
APPEALS or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. June 10, 4. ~. 1915.
KICIIHUND' jim" IU' ". TT I5iO.
TO THE PROVISIONS 0

| PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
| 4 All act Of the General Assembly OF Virginia APP
proved April 30, 1874 entitled an Act prescribing
The manner in which records for the supreme Court
! of Appeals shall BE- printed, aud providing Tor le-
ting the same to contract and which IS as loilo"s
to wit: ~
| !. Be il enacted by the General assembly, That
the clerks of the Supreme Court OF Appeals a Rich
mond, Staunton, Winchester, and Wytncville shall,
in the month of June, In the year eighteen hundred
and seventy-:Our and annually thereafter IN IN"
same month solicit propos1ls by ADVERTISING some
the printing for year of such records OF courts Il
may be required under existing laws to DC printed
for the use Of the Supreme Court oil Appeals III ne
tprlnining cases Of appear.
page of fifteen hundred ems small plea type, and
cover with the STYLE of the case and the court from
which the record comes neatly printed thereon.
said nr;mtng 10 the lowest responsible bidders In
their respective localities, and shall take IRON them
bond, with ample security In penaity H"uoe tnr
,monnt of the work he executed. the saline 10 "
oscrrt.nc,l by the amount of the preceding years
work The mode Of certifying and paying accounts
for said printing shall be ~ now prescribed by law.
". All acts and parts OF acts In conflict WIN lhr
provisions OF this act are hereby repealed.
V. This act shall be In force from It's pi.sagr. ~,
undersigned at his Office. at the state court -h9sc,
ON Eleventh street between Broad aud Marshall, In
g !as n "r tho Hf Is SS &C. -
cortlancc with the provisions OF ne second section
Of said act, of all such RECORDS as the Suprein"
Court al Appeals OF Virginia. At Richmond. may
require Tor one year from the ls day OF July. 1870.
: the printing has To be- done under the SUPER
vision anu direction Of the clerk, 1t must b" done III
this city. ~
The clerk claims the right Of rejecting any ami all
bids which In his opinion do not ami VIII not iuIly
comply with the requirements Of the foregoing ACT:
and OF deciding rh6 are Irresponsible bidders and
lri0t is "amplc security" within the meaning OF
the same GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN.
Clerk Of tho Supreme Court OF hp"aIs
it. 12-cod7t OF Virginia. nj kicilih"ilt.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the Auditors Office, city oi Mail
chester until THURSDAY. 18th instant, ii IL
O'Clock NJ, for the construction al liRll,hf !"
span the canal at the foot Of Hull street, IN Sah cS
Plans and spcciica ions may be seen NJ the AUDI
tors Office Contractors may submit their own plans
in addition. :,
Committee reserve the right to Icrcl hnE or all
bids D: H. iEhbt f.
Ia oar Chairman Street Committee,
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81 to SO per ream, at the
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Personal.
INFORMATION WANTED OF J. w.
4 HILL (coloredl by his brother-ln-law, who Is In
great trouble In Appomattox. Address
r. Il. POORE,
iclo-li* Appomattox Courthouse.
been annoyed by re-
IN peatcd letters addressed to me as "JOseph
Luckadocn from persons residing in the city OF
Richmond Va Of the name of" Luckadoe," hereby
Inform the said Lucadoes other persons OF the
said family that my name Is JOSEPH LuDJA-
DOWITSiIE, born In Chamara, Caucasus, Russia,
and have no parents or relatives In these United
States. JOSEPH LUDJADOWITSK!E-
First Sergeant Company +, TwenIy-afIh Infantry
FORT STOCKTON, TEXAS, May 30, 1876
jc12-3t*
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. BOND, AND CERTitl
CATE.

The undersigned, - =, whose post-ohce 40
dress s. county Of -, State of -, proposes 70
carry the mails of the United states from OCTOBER 1,
1876, TO June 30. IS, on route No. Getmeeh
nr thn po,tmastcr-(;encral dated May 20, 1876
with celebrity certainty, and security FOR me an
nual sum of = dollars; and II this proposal Is ac
ccnfed he will enter into contract with surcties 10
be approved By the Postmastcr-General, WITHIN the
time prescribed in said adver.iseinemit. n,
This DropOsai is mnde l5ih Jhit HnD0ttogft ~
tbs III think. ofthe route, the iCeig lthe mdH IN
be carried osd al other artic,tlaTs ~, rcIer.n2sf
erum;nutjon or the iaicS anil Instructions at
fIrheT 10 advertisement ~ mail service.
'" ,',I 49, Biiiar.
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aairl,mond dispatch.

NoSDAY...............JU JUNE IL. 1876.
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subscribed and sworn Before me this - day &C
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p Proposals altered by er1snres or lnter iii ga
tons of the route the service, inc YEAR,! pay vi 0
name of the bidder, will not he considered.
, 1876-06-26

they kp~ Hf,ollt tflc prosecutions mil obstacles
TINT lave been put In t1,clr way. A number of
witnesses at 81. Louis viii also be ali,ntnoncd,
mud the Committee will report To the House be-
fore adjournment.
alr. jthHe's continued weakness gives rise to
grave slot'!ts whether l'r will ever ngaAe, cn;n-
pIctcly rrstarcsl. lie Is said to le now threat.
c'lc1 with HcYcrt fever, Anl It Is egttlent that
physically hn Il milc!l Injured. fIe will
lw: cass!eti tn hts !.o'ne !M Mssns n special ear
judiciary Committee ot the IIu1lse Will 70 on,
md Mr.. Bainr's friends ray that !e will not
trouble himself any further about IL. 4 num-
her of lnp!rtant witnesses have been s,ifn
snosed f"s Tuesday, as.A there Is large amount
1ttH:k Il #. 2nllfli h,n1<.
r, q. w.t,ra d..ocasta rr,ts.
!, WILMINGTON, June 2';-Mr., IIlainc's. contli::
for Tic Ir:.ier. 1Ir lrs trct' entirely connnc.i
I" hs hEtl fur the past four .lasF, A.nl exhibits
symptoms Ut extreme pltys[tn1 prvptlntiun tic
l!at low torsn ot fever, resulting irum ,nu-
laFi", "''! hIs p''Ysfe!:Is have st'nr aappr.ei-
4 r''agr from thib e'lna.s is rcSarIrd Oh n',su-
lHtris Indispensable to his r'vt'ycry, md mr.
raii.c'1rlIts were being nAhe fur hts leaving for
Main" on Tuesday by route III which lle ean
~ !!'rrctiy ll''at without change of cnrs;
Avery, t,nyrtut In st. T.ous III r,,nnect!on with
TIL. whisky frat.tis, fHs l,:cn sisncsl by pro,nt-
''G'it Senators aiId Representatives an1 Iaauy
ut!rr persons.
Representative Say1ct Ind made arrangements
to lsAyu snr st. Louis lust night, but tnriug
ye.s,rrs!ay, bccn elected Speaker pro tenn. Will
tA';r The chair to.tnurrow.
Representative 3sst'tla.l left fur It. Louis to-
Night. Notwithstanding the l1rge number Ut
l)ctnmratic members gone thIt1er. It Is tllDuglit
there will be quorum III e"cll House during
this week.
, 1876-06-26
a SERIES or TRAGEDIES.

tbrresj,naaeact Nttn lUrk San.
DEr1tLEuEM, PI., June 2l.-Lanr.lster County
Jas frequently, OF lAtc years, seen thu xeene Of
mysterious, tcrriblc, unI bluuly deeds, but the
murder of Jacob Wulicr, III lsrccknock Township
Inst Thursday, which is now being investigated
by tctcctiycs, has nlrcady brought tu light IL
scrlcs Of crimes eunctel iii one fnn'l1y that arc
appalling. Some Iiftccn ycars ago Mrs. Weller,
tlc wife Of tic murdered 1ilan, expired very
suddenly. An inquest WIS held. but no impor-
tnnt facts bsiAg eiritcd, thu body was
conslgncd tn the Ernvu ani nothing further done
abont It: During tllc present search for evidence
aganst John skilcs, tie grandson anil supposed
murderer Of Weller It WIS discovered tliat thu
bcatc1! until the hluod lowed from her nosu anil
eyes, .Ieath cnstul; shortly aftcrwar4I.
Five years subsequent to Mrs. Weller's death,
Susan Weller, sister to John Weller, a!so died
suddenly nnl nlystcrons'y. Another inquest
took place, but no nst-nIortcm examination
poisoned With dose Of turpentine.
by SkIlts and IFS mother. The ryft!rnce In tie
late murder pnflsts very strongly tu SSllcs IN
the guilty party. An NIX ssnrarcl with blood
Inns bcen fouul rear the spnt wlcro tho tr,get1y
wis committed. The aecuscd's ciothcs, although
washed st,lgr, u.e ht,ut,rt With hiutnl
After tho murder, WellcE's body WIS cnrIicl
6nlne dtstance, thrown aIll.IHg tile rurks, md
eoyerr.l with teayrs. HUI nut tic heavy rsi!,ls
washed tho lcayes nway. it IL possible the muir
.lcrs would taye rcwNineI un'stsenycsetl. The
Eastern Pennsylvania. The house. nlrupiu,l by
ttIs ls,lrlerou4 family Is II miserable, tumble
down lu., structure, prcse,ltt. u must fbrD,ih-
taing appearance mil surrejy 1T fur my h,sn,an
srr!gs!;y btlslcs, and g'oonly mountains and
rUckK.
, 1876-06-26
IS BEER INTOXICATING

ftxrfHf 6Fsespnhdtttet " 1he Tribune.
DEs Mo1SEs Ia, Ju,w2l.-strs. Charlotte 9Th
lnnrc brunEht MI net!nn against +. Murphy {ov
tll1l.llges fur selling her husband Intoxicating
liquor, ANIL tie jury returned! verdict aganss
Murphy ttr t"i,5uO. 4 new trial WIS grl1ltrl On
the ground of excessive verdict, H1..l yerdlst
was given fur S!.titL Judge Hayes Ea1c the
Jury the fDluning Instructions:
You vii! ot,tcssc that the intnxfcatnh epnecn Of
In the law: aIn n consequence of which the dam
In c tlLr snEiutHtlun af acllo VI lH character,
have brcu cAuH! by thu snsu of Intoxicating, 1iVnor
Beer IL not. md lIut during tue lwu yrarr men.
tloncd. Intoxicating liquor within t'Ie rur,lrw an'
meaning If tlle 1tatntc. then Or now In furcc II,
this state. md thu aw gives right u acton fHr
tt,rEc damages. Aecutt.It of the sals thereof:
hut on tue cu.Itsary then and now expressly pro-
yiAri uIon This Hnbject, ''t1at nothing herein
s:all b. III construed " forbid the laAuuF4ctale
and sn!e q! becr."
I.y this Instruction Judge Navcs rcverses his
Colrt. as, nhntlt year ngo, Judge Roti,rork,
then Judge vi tint district, and NOW 0M the sa-
psclau Bcl.cl, dcciIcd that beer WAS iutuxiya~
ting.
, 1876-06-26
Fr,mr i;, had not held hers. smi!zer1and Ind

Frame had not held hers. switzer1anl hmi
ra'sed W tl's ttar Of Mnrtcn ns the intrs,dne-
.i.n aeG ~. n Liberty to the wor'd. ;, I1e!sata
n'!d the nthcr great BATTLES wtrc alluded 10.
sWls' l'efurhn 1ll! resulted In n hcncflt to the
t}r1faans AMI other nations. and Switzerland
had sucrc"ltt! In maintaining hcr liberty 400
years. II was the pride Of the Swiss TINT uIei.
S;'tnt", ~hh'l f'atl compelled all mtnarths of
EnrtTm tn rrspett them, Switzerland lad dune
much fnr European Freedom lie iall lied the
nnesty f aa,i Safart"r u thc natives of switzcr-
Nesits' Band next played the Festival March
a. an internc IT, TIN: sptccl,-1nal;ins.
THE HON. ". r. toptBaCnM
WIS then ihtfoIlted atri spike IN EfI-jIst, lie
sA'! tiiat he cttccsntal II il great hu!or to have
been Invited to fniIg1r IN these festivities and
tt' hc present at Thu 4U0th anniversary nf tie
Swlss Republic. lie congratulated lds 'I,.n5rra
upon being. ade to sfo Il this great Republic
rar'', t" ecehsatt The 400th anniversary vi their
Liberty. M clinIns of ,nnturcl,y Ila,i lrnIm1
t'lelI. lie iau1ed tho sws4 citizens. The Unf-
te'l stat"t II America osed much su
niycr4ary meyer to be forgotten hr this American,
NcpnhlEs;; With all they had t. regret In the
past, a1 nnd failt with now, they hui! tnuctI to
thirteen States il lla,! becorne Republic u
s aSiants % a.; e thvy y''o hal sY0l lefa,iy !! b. b.
c.Jtnc MI ttrall-bJaInd lscpu)l!c Their
fnrcIntlH:rs hna nut oHiy given their
ln1cpeulencr,, hut 4 connttutlon 10 wide,
TINT their children lad not only freedom from
prescription, hut frcc'!pm afti Il hume. lie
wanted then! to }tetIsc tlletr fortunes ami their
l!ohoFs fur tho maintenance af this union uf
States, hnc and iu}v!slbtc, one Ard inscpara-
hlc. nuw anil forever Tie remarks we're re-
culveti With immense Enthusiasm.
Hit. HENRY ESpEJts,
the swits fIoIsuI, tnatle brief patriotic al
dress, followed hy Mr. 4. l1uiinycr, Of the
Sw!fss Singing S'rfcty. Both s;x,ke III German.
Mr.. I.trchz rcttt,st,, u The siaufs-Zeisany. was
next Introduced and made trici all'ircss it.
GGrfna'i, wAteh vi. vi the sa,nc patriotic vhar.
,eser as tintsc previously gise1l+ Switzerland
hatl proved III asylum inr the opprGssc,l u El,-
ropc, fleeing from the Aesputb surrounding, ny
he hi'asel LnEw, anil he Nus therefore prrtcnt
to a*sst 1T tie reiciration nf the four !,,Jrculh
anniversary ot the Independence Ut Switzerland.
Its tc,narks were frequently interrupted by at-
plAusG.
Thu: American National Hymn was then sung
by thu Immense audience, after wi,Iuh The
uudtellce reeulnel IT. ft1n.
IN TiIg KvES1SO
tho grounds were lighted up with Chinese
lanterns, md tahfeau-riyant Of the Dattl. vi
Mur'c, was given. Dancing und tnusc held the
pulrus tU 4 late llnur.
, 1876-06-26
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

hFsc@Gt fHAPfttca ~ Ihf AF'"""8-
La CRossE, June ..l.--Extcnalye preparations
nrc hrf.i, 1,nlo hero for tho coming Fourth OF
July. Excursion trn+ns AMI p4Ickets Will hc run
10 the rlty, and, should tho wcItler be faSorns
lie, very large attendance IL expected.
1:utHrt Coilyer, Ut Chicago delivers the his
turical uratnn
S..tt tat DspdseA 70 7ne Tribune.
LEAvEEwnRFHJuII a5.-A surveying party,
consisting nf engineers cfn!H!nefl, olc I4ieuteM-
ant, twu ','ls.rt,1nissEnArti officers, and eight
men, will leave Furt lAavcnworth tomorrow
fur Santa f., n H., froH. which plarc they Will
hrgtu II survey Ut the old Government road to
Suit l4aku City.
!it<ctal MspaseA to The Traaas.
DtnoM1HuroN, NJ, June 25.-strs. Martha
HUXLEY, Ut Normal, diel suddenly Of .aropfexy
Saturday 'nnrNug, ami WINS buried to-lMy.
Special Dispateh 10 5hs Tr,auas.
HLooN!SGTuS, ILL.,, Ju'le 2,.-,James j. Gase,
Of this city, has received $3,0ul FROM Bush,
tiouutnan Il Barber, 1t Jomcstown, Ind, who
l!ul him arrested lust February Oil Charge
VI forgery on tho Meridian Bunk Of indianapolis.
, 1876-06-26
PORT HURON.


Tonr Huton, Mc',., juno 45.-DowN-Props
Sovereign. Wnycrly, 81. Joseph, e. j. kcrslaw,
Quebec, lsussia, Mary Mills, sa.!1ac a,s consort,
Ohio au,l harges, Allegheny nrd hasges, Brad
bury an,l burgess; srhss NcwssIoS. ]. Il. Mastcn,
J. H. Bentley, Dolphin, Wawanosll,
Gleniifcr, lspcm!ng, Gnsr, Edward
Blake, IT. Luwrsncc,, A!batross, Mel
yin i. Bacon. Chandler L. Wells. Thomas T..
Shvtiol,, t'ranger, Indy nnfrcrIn, kfng Fisher,
Wtlinm House, .1n'ln n. Hutchinson, Sum
Flint, GEORGE II. Warrington, CITY. Of Tawns,
Laur. +. Y. Marll, Chester Jones, II. Colllus,
George II. War!.
Ur-l'roj's Caha, City Of Duluth, Winslow,
Bertsrhy, Wr,,t,.la, tiran!te State un.l
ro,lsurt, liackctt anu sr'nsort Dallen:.
tinu unl tnnsort, 1nter~0cean a',l
rn,,snrt, Laly Franklin and bargcs,
EImiEa mil burgess, East Saginaw. and bargrs,
4 y il9!I mn! t%w foSS,,te 4,d 4 !ar;.s; TSh,s
Sanders, Erstns Corl,l,lg Nelse, W. IL. Rounds,
!!s!ls Mitchell, queen City. L. :. uum1nund' E.
W. Rutl.btcn.
W1ND-suuthwest,
WEATuLn-Eiut.
, 1876-06-26
ETr. H1nultun still for War.


Nt,r York i'rft. june a.
4 reporter Ut tile Nur'd askcA sfr. Francts D.
Mottlton Inst evening: "iiavc you received
coi,y nf that tlctisiuu Yeti"
"Wllat dcesiou!" he said; ~ have ha1 uone
brought Ine''
"That eisen today IN the General Term Of
the Supreme Court on Mr.. Bcccllcr rs,lcmurrer."
"WAy! has decision BEEN giycni How Is
lti"
"Jutlgc Dykrn4n's decision has been rc1crsc,l
by til" General Trsim''
II expected su,nctlli,g Of the sort. The de-
c!s!on of Judge Dykn,a:, wsa without col,r of
llw ''r tusti.c Even with my faut knowlcs!ge
~ Law, know !'iisE ea1not te he'll rvstnIa!.
BIZ fur proceedings to which Iits consent
never gtyea, IND against which llr lalort El lie
was able. Every lawyer il court on the .v
ten. Pryor male Ills great argument ",rtel
viii, It III every particular. II removed NIL
DECISION cafne-1 wGs in Washington at tl,c
tll,p-it was inugllcGl ut TN ul sides. rclnrn-
Der was with dcrc l!!ark ut the time, aud l,e
tHtl !. could nit stand. hardly dreamed VI
DECISION FL stluH.H
.'Ttlc Impression prcvus that you lsa,l he
cusnr Heartily sick 1T the euntrytrsy. aHst lad
resolved to retire from 1t, alter thu Dyliman dr.
cisfutl."
have been busy here al hon.e, aul that may
lure Eiyc.. rise tn the rlllIiur; hut layc sItl
long :s:n that It WAS n fight to tl,r cnl nnd
xay !" yet. shall show atr. Isercl,cr ind thu
w"rl'l that what iAyc sworu tn Is true.--,Eue
In every rcs}rct AMI tt tt,s ut1lost. Wien 4
have lHui mi opportunity If doing that, slntl
hc satisfied wi.l the ycr,itct. S,sthiug will be
t:u.lu until tlic return III lien. rfyur fron Vt,
Louis. The other side Will appeal, Of course,
a,ri VIC slall hive tn await decision at ALBANY
l'cio.r having NJ, opportunity to OPEN thu estsc
pru1rr III court"
"I1,Is thu delay been rrejudfdal to yoar side
In the loss of evidence or in any otl..r wayf"
''So. mn ready to 70 III to-Ennrrow, or as
soon rs IN Opportunity is giycn II 1t be within
reasonable tian's lifctImp The rarr las not ycs
brgrn. It puts tne very much in n.nl of
hursc~rncc, tllr wl13r aitatr tite:. l4ayc seen
many lr'rsr show W very well ut tic quarter
post; but # Is the position Oh tlIe ln'ncstrrtrll
i!mt trlls fH tlie end. Mll VII h.ye mt yet
reached thu llninestrctch IN this fight. When
sAttl meant 10 sre thc thing ont, was sayn.
What | felt and whit ! Intend to DO. Tlrrc
will tc no sack'lown on our side, tan ASSURE
yuu."
"You 1aYc heard nothing from the Dccel'cr
| rlrtyt''
"NutEins uf 1atr. ! see the church rcaple
haze ,.t Mr.. 1vcr,er's SALARY tlpwH at+aIN. II
mistake not, they will lave IT, tnurk IL up. He
wilt need It nny way"
, 1876-06-26

Lett Ccntrc. Deputy jules Ferry, who
liz cxprcsscl confidence. III i'rraI,lcns sue,1a-
hun mil N. nuia,lru III Chief Of the Cabinet.
tlan,l1ettt sIokr Mt length. lie warncl the
Republicans mt 10 be inF"ylrate't by vIctnfy.
llo cx'orted nll parties tn mutual
generously, l0oklng. forward to th,
iluy when clenrilrY might ho extended
10 I'LL without .str,lsl. "1'Ec Ncpnh1!c' con.
tfnt,ctl tIc urntor, us Government IT lAw and
liberty Jts programme IL p1rc, education, n1l!l
concord. fcmTfnlhrss constitutes our strength,
nnh tile disturbances II Europe. Tlieper6nual
character nf the Republic Inspires fc.l!ng VI
tc'1rity which nj monarchy could gVe:' Flo
tNctt reInarks were mails hy several otl1er gen
tlcnlci.
, 1876-06-26
CRIME.

LYNCII1SG IN KENTUCKY.
CiaetanuH t1a.ctsr, Iant H.
Yesterday morning, hctwccn 12 md u'cloc1s,
thu Jaifcr Ut l}uunc Cuunty, Samuel Cowan, who
lives opposite tho Jail, In the county seat,
Burlington, wins aroused by knocking ut Ills
door aud cries III "Cntnc down ami upcn the
jail; VIZ hive n prisoner for yoIl." Mt sl,s-
rcctfng the tr,lp nature of this nocturnal sislt,
lie came down Will, his keys. When hs stepped
out Ut The liouse, lc WIS confronted by Il band
Ut mns'scd men, estimated ut nbut1t i0k,. lie
WIS selzcd by members OF thn Gantt, md his
KEYS were taken from h[sn. The jail door WAS
Immediately opened, md onc Smith Williams,
eolorctl man accl1sctl Of thc murder Of a
white ,nun last full, was dragged from Ills cell.
Williams struggled with llfs murlcrcrs, and mnn-
ngcA to cscajc from their grasp, un Htartel luw1i
tic rnud fur the w0ods nnd freedom. Hut the
ncvcr-fnlltng revolver of tho kentuckian was
brought 10 l,ear, and Williams fell crippled at
the first yollcy. lie WIS ue,lin caught, when
ll1s c1erut!ontrs deliberately ktriptAul him
naked-or ilntlc him strip himself. little wnR
snld, but he was dragged to II treo as the !n:,'l
eidc, unc. end OF rope wts tied around tIis
neck, tho loose c,.d thrown over strong brn,,cl,
Of tic tree, aud pulled up by many stalwast
wrltllinE IN the ng'fcs u death. But, aa
though tl,ls sccnc wus not sufficiently Darbnrous
u''l res9lting, the crowd ire!l upon tle s!yiug
nlan and ri1llcd him with bullets. Satisiic.l
tint they lad finished their blouly wUrk Of
anticipating the law, the mtr!crcrs dispersed.
When the stagc-cnach started fpr Euyln.ton
Mt O'Clock IN ycEtertlay morning, tho bulyw.
still llungIng 10 the wnysItir trcc on tho ant
skirts of tho city, stark u,ll naked, except .at
sotne otle ll.tl tied cloth ni,uut tu l0ila The
driver perceived the horrible object lpfnro liz
reached It, md stopped his coach. lie then
considerably requested thu one intly passenger
to change llcr seat to tbp other sidu Of the
coae1,, 50 thAt her hack might bc toward tho
bo3y, Mnl then drove IN.
The murder of wldrl, Smith Williams was
accused WIS committed lust full, or 1ntc tn tLt
summer. Smith Williams was working un
Il farm ncnr Anderson Ferry, in Boone
Connty, olIe da,y,, Wien .party Of Germans
crossed the farm hunting. Tie murdered ,an
had probably seIaratrd from his ronlpunions
Wien he met Williams, who drilnu,lcetl hin, IN Il
trcaspnsscr, un,l ordcrtd hin, o!f tue fnru,. Not
bcng promptly obeycC, Williams sczcl Eun
AMI shot the German dead.
ffc then crusscd the river Immediately into In
tl!ana. Lust winter purity Of young men from
Ioulc County vent after him, nntl sl,crecdcl In
capturing ului lnlglng lin n the Boouc County
JUL. liz lying there awaiting Ills trial ut lie
October term. 4 rumos Ind gained currency
TINT he would probably bo CLEARED, nrll tho POP
ulnr indignation eliminated In tile Outrage on
law n,l ltreucy narrated ul)ovc.
, 1876-06-26
HOMICIDE.

CHEYENNE, Juue 25.-Albert Curtls, son Of
Judge Curtis, OF Ashiand, u, was st!ut aud i,,-
stantly killed Oh rullcho ncar Laramie City by
u 1t,an named CLal,llcr. Tho shooting grew
put Ut q. difficulty allout Curtis getting vi Asy
land. Chandler IL still ut largc.
, 1876-06-26
AT CAIRO. I'LL.

6Etc1al Tfipd1rh "a Tie 7fI6Vn1.
CAtHo, H., June 15.-Atout o'clock Inst
night the grocery store ard residence Of Jofl,
Ctol, IN this ctty, cnusht fire from, child dr"-
plug lighted conl-oil lamp ntld, nutwittstand-
tnc thu cxcrtfons Of the re,rcn, the llolsse md
nearly It's ehtfte contents were consumed. Luss
Ab0ut sJ,00J; IN Insurance that eau hear Of.
, 1876-06-26

LAPonrE, lnd, June 25.-Nur!ng cuntro-
vcrsy almnt II bout ths alternoon man uatnc.l
Giles, coloreu, stabbed q nun by thu nanlc Of
Olnstcad, colores!. Omstc;ul anl tlloso with
him wcro Intoxicated. and, becoming; r,s-
rugged Of something Giles eafd,' attempted to
put lH In tfle luke, Onlsteai Is not dangct-
0slsly Injured. As yet no arrests have breu
Malc.