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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
rARBER ITEMS.

As / have not reported any Far
Der news for some time. | will IN
form You that we had v cloudy
days 10 one week including rain,
snow, and mud.
Our young city is looking pretty
thrifty.
A. B. Tolivsr's new store house
il about finished and viii be filled
with new goods very soon by
Frank Draper b Go.
Another gang OF fine looking gen.
tlsmsn have come from Bloomington
Illinois and have put up one of the
largsst tabs We ever saw, it is
twsnty-four feet inside diameter
and sixteen feet deep and stands
thirteen feet from the ground to the
top of the roof. This in addition
to the two new bridges and IN en-
gine house will add considerable to
the improvements of u place.
Us. Carpenter has moved into
bis new house.
G. Gilliand has moved into bis
new cottage with q nice little new
wife. Success to them.
Nessrs. Gilliland Il Co. are doing
lively ard stimulating business
with their new drug store. Snake
persons need not suffer.
DR.. Myers, from WelIsviIle, has
elso located in u young city and
holds forth ut the drug store. 4
Miss Mollie S, kes, of Saverten
has been here on a visit for several
and oar 20 ung bachelors
Two little boys fred the grass
to town on last Saturday q
week and came pretty nsar causing
general confagration in town, all
hands turned out and saved the
standing corn &c.
Noah Sykes of Farber, and H. T.
of Savsrton and Alexander
Johnson are running a steam saw
mill at Culver bridge on the Wells
vile road, seven rallies south of Far
Der.
Mrs. Aollle Buroh has moved out
of town into one OF VIM. Glascoca's
houses half mile east of town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
REPORT

Of Marshal College, for the month
ending Nov. IL, 1875:
The school is IN a fourishing con-
ditlon. Number of pupils enrolled
45; average attendance 80. Branches
pursued. Elocutiun, Nat. Philosophy,
Higher Algebra, - Analysis,
Physiology, Etymologv, Grammar,
Reading, Arithmetic, Spelling and
Penmanship.
The following are those whose
names are entitled to space in the
roll of honor, having received the
following grade on a scale of s.:
Jennie Price 4, Cassie Cauthorn 5 Ia,
Minnie Marshall 3, Cora Cauthorn 3,
Maud Cauthorn 1-2, Carrie Reb-
man 8, Ross Rebman 5, Frank Price
3 1-3, Ed Marshall 23-4, Callie Ellis
4 1-2, Alice Monday 3 1-2, Mary Will
son 8 1-2, Walter Wilson 4, Pink Ellis
3, James Cauthorn 8, Edgar Marshall
8, Price marshall 8. Number of Wis
ltOrs during the mOnth, o..
There has been some dissatisfaction
during the month, on account of pa
rents listening to the tales of chill
dren iii the place of coming to the
school room. There is also a report
that the directors met to turn the
teacher out, which is false. TITS true
the directors came to see ME, but
when they learned the facts, matters
assumed a different shape. When,
oh, when, will the time come when
every man in the district will not
know more about teaching school
than the teacher? And when parents |
will cease to listen to : tales told out
of school,"
NJ. L. EVERETT. Teacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
DIED.

Mr.. J. Henderson, father of Mr.
Joe Henderson of this city near Cor
cord, Galway county, died on last
Mondav night aged SO years.
Monroe Hoover residing at Mr.
Gid Williams about 5 miles north
west Of this city, died o: pneumonia
OPP last Friday.
Mr.. Woods near Long Branch was
barfssd on last Sunday.
Mr.. W. Harrison's child s miles
south of this city aged 7 months
died OF bronshitis.
W. Stewards adopted child aged
4 years, lived 8 miles south west oil
Mexico, died On Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

st-
Bob came over to attend The open
session Of the Philalethian society,"
and to perform other very pleasant
duties.
MARKIED.-At the residence Of
the bride's father, Col. W. T. Smell,
on Tuesday, Nov. 81, by Elder
Carr, Miss Emma J. Smell and Mr..
Saml A. Nichols, both of Fulton
Mo. May Heavens choicest bles-
sings rest with this happy pair.
The Assessor informs Us that tn
population of this county, will be
about $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

OFFICERS OF MEXICO.
Mayor-R. II. Fowler.
Recorder A. B. Daniel.
Clerk-A. b. Daniel.
Attorney. Med. Trimble.
Treasurer-S. NJ. Locke.
Marshal and Csl!-ctor-Warner
Potts.
Assessor-D. f. Shea.
City Engineer.-J. n. Basket.
Street Commissioscr-W. }. Rob
insOn..
City Wsigber-J. c. Bo1kins.
Couscll-lst ward, S, W. Buckley;
Sd ward, D. n. Evans, Sd ward, A.
G. Barnes; 4th ward, Ira Tlncher
5th ward, Riley Ewing; 9th ward,
J. D. Tucker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

TAKE NoTICE.-In addition to II
having 4 presses, all in fine working
order. and one ofthem a power press,
the .only n in this part of the coun-
try, together with everything neces-
sary for job work of all kinds, we
have ordered a number Of new fonts
of the finest type made at the Boston
type foundry, and will now execute
work Of all kinds, plain or fancy, 10
suit the taste of the most fastidious
and as low as can be done anywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

We would state to the public tha,
u stock is nov unusually large
and complete, and we would cal es
peci&l attention to our stock of ladies
cloaks. We have some ner novelties
of the latest styles and guarantee
prices for every department.
27ti. WoopwARD& COOHz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
Youngs Creek Items.

Sickness prevails to an alarming
extent.
Mrs. Will Crooks is very sick
with congestion of brain.
Mrs. Dye sick with lung fever.
Mrs. Monroe Hoover pleurisy Of both
lungs.
Mr.. Everetts teacher is happy..lt
was a boy and weighed 5 pounds
Hurrah for Eyeretts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

would respectfully invite the at
tention of the public 70 my large as
sortment Of silverware j~ustreceived.
All fresh and new. Gold castors,
butter dishes, pickle dishes, vases,
mugs, cups, ladle spoons, knives,
&c. Prices guaranteed to suit every
body. MARK PHILCHER. n32-St.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Mr.. e. Rinss has had iron
shutters hung on the south side of
he 'RiDgo House to protect it
from fire. This 10 a very good idea
and if every ons would take this
prscaution or such prscaution as is in
their power to protect their proper
ty, Mexico would not sustain in
the future such heavsy loses from
fire 40 she has in the past.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

We will send the LEDGER from
now till first of January 1878 for
$500, that is we will send the LEDG-
Err from nov to the first Of Jan.
for nothing to any new cash sub
scriber from that time for Il year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
Mexico Weekly Ledger.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
K P~osToFTIcl

MEXICO P~OsTuFTICE.
Postmaster, Samuel Groves.
ONCE hours. : .. m. TO 9 p. 10.
Open on Sunday from >12 m. to l p. m.
Mail to st. Louis closed at 10:45 q. m.
Mail West closed at 200 p. m.
Night mails all closed at 8 p. m.
Mail from Fulton ar rives at 10 O.. m.
Nail from Louisiana arrives at 10 J.. m.
Mail from Kansas City and the West
arrives at 11.10 q. m.
Mail from st. Louis and the East ar
rives at 1857 p. m.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the
PostofRcs of Mexico. Audrain county,
No., il not called for in so days will be
ssnt to the Dead Letter Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
TO TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

We are prepared to print all
Blanks that r necessary for your
use, At a much less prioe than any
other office IN Missouri or else where.
Give as q call and be convinced.
We will discount Messrs. Wincheil
Il Ebert of Hannibal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

The ladies OF the EpiscopaI
church of this city will give a pound
party at the RiLgo House tonight.
Every person is expected to bring q
pound of something with which to
pay admission Zee and then lh4
PACKAGE Hrllhe auctioned of to H..
highest bad err.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

J. G.. Bastord west side square
has a full line of fancy and staple
grocrles. Give HIM a call and ex
anime Els goods before purchasing
Alsowhere. 32-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
LOOK HERE

If you want to trade | will take in
exchanged for Singer Sewing Machines
horses, cattle, hogs and corn at the
highest market prices.
Office in Z. NJ. Norris building.
7. W. NICHOLS, Agent Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

fWhat is the latest we'll it's that
Bassford is selling better groceries
for less money than any man in
town. Don't you forget it. 32tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Be sure and call at the ST.. Louis
Boot and shoe store. MI. Bantz
bAs the nobbiest arrangement be-
hind a curtain which be wishes to
show and surprise you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

have just received large lot OF
clocks direct from factory, for which
i paid cash and for cash will sell re-
markably cheap. Mark Pitcher, south
side square, Mexico, Mo. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Bring your farm products, chick
ems, butter, turkeys,&c. to Bassfords
and buy your groceries. He has
the best line OF goods IN the city.
S2-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

4 To those wishing to buy Christmas
presents: You will do well to call
on Mark Pitcher, south side square,
Mexico, Mo. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Mr.. "ff a married in Chicago
the Giits day. III" bride seemed
particuIaliE happy in the conscious
ness Of having a husband who WOULD
be apt ALWAYS to STAY round.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Emet Lee Fields, son of James
Fields, of this city died Wednesday
morning Nov. 29lh of Group.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
Hurrab! Hurrahi

While other mon have been talking
politics and ~neglsctiDg their busl-
ness We have been at work and now
have tie best aud cheapest lot of
Tinwars in Mexico.
II. W. GLEASON.
3L-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Mr.. Tom Mitchell has our thanks
for late Iowa papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
w. Humphrey, N. D. T. A. Keeton, MD.
DRS. HUMPHREY g. KEETON

Have entered into co-partrership in tn,
practice of Medicine and Surgery, in 81
their branches. Office rooms northwest
corner public square, Dyer Gsljoway's
grocery store.
Office hoars las far as possible) from Z
to 9 q. m. and l to 3 o m.
DR.. Keeton will be found at the Office
at night; DR.. Humphrey at his residence
Aug. 5. 19.6-ly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Mr.. J. Atkinson, of Fulton while
en- route for st. Louis with stock,
made rs a flying visit yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

i-iiz RI Il MOTHS perfected spec
taCies in god, silver and steele
frames, az 81 90 to SIP 90 per pair, at
Mark ''H%hcr's. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Judge BuckDer lett for Washing.
ton yesterday. Congress meets III
the 9th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

MIR. Beai, of Laddonia, was 10
this city and paid the LEDGER his
compliments. ae is a very intelll~
gent and we'll informed gentleman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

PoULTRY.-Cash paid fer all kinds
of live poultry at Willie l.. Frost's.
32-lt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Six dollars for a set of solid sllve,
tea spoons. az Mark Pitchers. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Only another month of leap year
left. Girls, what in the world are
you thinking of?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

Rom aiming in the Postofice at Mexico
Audrain county, Missouri, Nov. 30, 1876
and which, if not called for within -four
weeks, will be sent to the Dead Letter
eAse. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say advertised"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

20 to Blum l. Son for every varie-
v OF notions. 25tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30
SAMUEL GROVE, p. M.

ALLEN, II S Armstrong, W A
Baines, S CHI Bonham, G
Burdick, B Bernard, p
Carter, Sallie Chase, lara
Hale, Chas Huffman, G w
Hall, Kittie Hoover, Mary
johnson, Mrs Ed Jimson, S
johnson, Marie Lines, Mrs III
Meek, Mrs f A Mason, F.
Powell, L G Robieson, M
RichersOn, G. Simms, Lizzie
Thomas, Mrs j lei Veins, Winnie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-30

DR.. P~atterson's Sugar-C Coated
Agus Pills, best remedy known for
Chilfs and Fever. Call for them at
Pm. Morris old stand. dl4Otf
, 1876-07-04

had assel9bled. inside and outside tho school,.
house, aof1a of whom had come armed with nn-
aa'ory eggs and other arguments mora solid IL
tho shaPs OF roek1 md hfickhats.
Tho Interruption bcgnn outside by mutterinRs
81 vengeance, one man crying out, "Put him
down. He's como here to break up fa1ntlicel'
Quiet wB partially restored aud The speaker
went on, perhaps twenty minutes longer, ar~
rh1gntng the marriage institution ~ M accursed
eeJstem Of social slavery, compared with whlch
he aald, chattel slavery whttcntd into moral e1-
celcuce.
The indignation Of the crowd could he ro-
etralned no longer, and tho meeting broke up
fa Wild eonfuaion. Rotten eggs vera THROWN
through The open window at tho speaker, whose
purity form stoodi 10 full view behind Tie desk.
With the nd OF \ friend be managed, under the
cover Of darkness. TO reach his carriage The
crowd soon learned hlA whereabouts and n1ado
rusl for him. They setxol hold of the wagon
aud tried to pull him out but a sudden plunge
Of tue horse aIiook thern oil, and the eloquent
fanatic made = safe retreat amid tho boots and
5eers and lying mlssles Of tlse mob.
, 1876-07-04
LIVER AND BLOOD DISEASES,

W. H. v. Fldfce4 M. U.s Author Of "Th6 Pecs
PIES Common sen.e Medical AdV'ss'."
healthy liver sccretea each day about two
anu hall pounds Of BILE which contains agreat
amount Of "aats material taken from the blood!
When the liver becomes torpid or congestcd, It
fnais 70 eliminate this vast amount OF no1ioua
substance, which, therefore, remains to poison
the blood. aud be conveyed to every part Of tho
system. What must be tho condition Of tho
blood when It Is receiving and retaining each
day two and half pounds Of potsouf Nature
tries u work OIL this poison through other cha1a-
nels and otgana-the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc,
but these orgaEa become overtaxed In perform-
Ing this lnbor IN addition to thcr natural func-
ttons, and cannot long withstand the prcsat1ret
but become vasionsly diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical centre
OF all vitality, Is unduly stimulated by the un-
healthy blood which passes to It from the heart,
ond 1t falls 10 perform iss ofleo hcaithily.
Hence tl'c sy'nptons OF bile poisoning, which
are dullncss, headache, incapaetty to keep tho
mind on any subject, impairment Of memory,
dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloomy fore.
bodt1gs, aud trritability Of temper. Tho blood
Itself being diseased, rs It forms tho sweat upon
tue surince Of the skin, 1t Ii 70 Irritating and
poisonous that It produces discolored brown
Apota, ptmples, blotclies, md other erupttons,
sores, boi1s, carbuucles, md scrofulous tumors.
Ihe btun1cIt bowels, nnu other organs, cannot
, 1876-07-04
Mr.. Morrill, Formally Accepts the
Treasury Portfolio.
Commissioner Pratt Will Probably Be-
tire in a Few Days.
A Sharp and Spicy Political Do.
bate fn the Scnnte.
In which Few KuKlux Election Customs
Arc Ventilated.
Points [n Tho Postot8,e Bill IS lgrted rpsn In
Conference Committee.
TIE TREASURY.
MI. MORRILL, AcCR1T8.

3nttto, nts,a,rA "a m T,ssun<,
tr,.u,rnrn.. tp" ~ ~ H.. i. ~" 1,g. ,,t,
H4shiForoH, u. y, July a'-scnatoF Aofrlli
has Informed tho Prcsidcnt Of Ills acceptance Of
the sccrctaryshtp Of the Treasury. lie will en-
tcr ,,non N. flnttes m wednesday,. n ia ,bc
t,.,tat ~. 60 49,. a.. J,ms.ss. 1870
ue1eA III LUG se"s'e ttst LIE olAc' ue."ee
tho two HOUSES on the appropriation bills will
now be arranged, and, sharing this conviction,
Mr. MorrtI! accents il Il understood, 10 begin
With, up Mr. Morr{ll's mart. TINT he is 10 be 1yft
proner]y lndcnentlent fl Tie uauagcment OF the
DepaTtincpt,
COMMISSIONER PRATT.
One Of the first oucstlons of Importance to
face Secretary Morrill, Un Wednesday will prob
, 1876-07-04
STORM pAAfAaE,


FoRr MADISON, Ia, July 3.--The heaviest
storm ever known In this vicinity occurred about
5o'ctock to-day, 1aatfng about fifteen minutes.
The st. Joseph's Catholic Church waa almost
completely demolished. Tho steeple, being 2o8
feet high, fell through the roof Of
the church, totally destroying inalde osnna
ments, organ, etc. The Baptist Church
Ia short one stccple. Ths Lutheran Church Is
unroofed and badly damaged. The Part House
Is total wreck. All tho iumber-yards aud
mills are damaged Tho shops In tho Pentten-
tlary grounds sustain serious damages. Al
most every house In this city is damaged to
some extent, so1nc but slightly, chfmneys only
being blown OIL while about forty other dwell
tngs IRE wholly unroofcd,. ind countless NUN.
befs u barns, woudehcds, ETC., wrong eu.l
up, Tile main driving strcet, which
is 1tned OH each stIa with beautiful
st,atlu trees, ts now iupassablc for teams nearly
all the trees bcfag broken tlown or .wIst.a cut
the roots. Sidewalks were lifted and torn to
pieces, and some OF them carried half block.
Atlce's raft-boat was torn from the landing
and blown nearly xcroas the river and sunk.
The Playground fence, buildings, etc., ars MI
tnt- Estimated dn1nago in the city, $ao0, 900.
Strange to say, no lives were lost. So tas no In
iurleS arc reported.
, 1876-07-04
A Knowing aGAl.

EGff0H :.
The seals In Wler MYcr are very spotttVe tho
present year, aud Ut low tide turn out fn full
View Of tho passengers on boani Of the Roao
etautlish. 4 few days eince they were sollicktpg
around - the steamer Was appIoachtng,, anu .
youthful seal, ignorant Of tho power Of The pau
ale-wheels, WIS thoughtless enoug to keep n
the channel after thu older heads bud sought
protection gu Tie rocks. The death u tho liltle
fellow wus tu,hliuept, but "Old Gray" saw thc
dapge5, and he sld from tho suck, seized bis tn
prudent progeny by the neck, md carried him
to place ot 8afsty.
, 1876-07-04
MISSISSIPPI MURDERS,
WHAT TUE SENATORIAL INVESTIGATORS plsCov
EnEu


8pectot Napa.eh to ms Iftbxas.
WASHINGTON, u. G., July 8.-Senators Bayar1,
Mcmillan, md Cameron Of Wisconsin, members
Of the Aiisstss!ppi Investigation Committee,
Just returned to-day, Iii the dcbute In the Senate
upon tile Pinchback resolution, touched upon
the subject matter Of the Mississippi report. It
Is very evident that tue Republican members arc
greatly shocked ut the condition Of affairs there.
It Il learned from q reliable source that the
majority report will contain the following col,-
clueions: The Committee, II 1t limits its report
by tho Instructions Of the resolution appoint
ing Il, will declare that the laet election
was characterized by great frauds committed
upon and yiolcnca exercised toward, the colored
citizens Of that State and the white citizens dis
posed to support them. 1t will show that the
cotorcd voters fu all the counties where thuy
outnuniber the whites were ovcrawcd by tho
oRaAxlzED syBTBM or TERRonlsN.
It will prove that wliolcsale murders mud mid
night assasstnations were promptly resorted to
Whenever less violent methods failed to tntiml-
d1tc the Republicans. 1t will establish the fact
that scores u tho leaders of colo1cd people,
mainly the negro Presidents Of Republican
clubs, were driven of, Or slenced, or u,ur-
dcred. It will tell tilat white men were sub
Iceted to the same terror whenever they refused
to succuinb to tho Beciai mud political influences
around them. 1t will be proved that the
planters In many parts Of the State Incorporated
in their leascs The intlm!dating proyiso that, II
owner, all Ais share Of the crop, all tic fruits Of
Ills ycar's lnbpF on the farm should be
FORFEITED TO THE PROPRIETOR
BY this Independent political action. It will
demonstrate iii one word, without dispute, that
tho lacl.rymosc Lamar who wcpt over sumuer's
cufli1l-lIls owed his election a. United States
Senator to tho overthrow Of every civil right to
, 1876-07-04

NEW YORK ITEMS.
New YonK, July 3.--John MCCARTHY, aged IS
years, during quarrel late Inst night with bis
wife, aged s. years., in tAeiE rooms ut 4Q5 Eighth
avenue, fatally cut her throat.
Jaincs St. Clair, Of Forty'seyenh street aud
First avenue, WIS fatally shot Inst evening,
while walking in tho Dowcry, by m unknown
lnsanc tnan. Thomas Phillips, Of 81 South
Filth nycnuc, was seriously stabbed by the same
pErH0u.
, 1876-07-04

What little handful Of tho 3,0oo.o 900 Of
Americans WHO vcro In existence when the nrst
Fourth WIS celebrated arc now alivel And what
q poor, tottcriug handful OF the H,0o zoo OF
Americans III existence to-day will survive to
witness tho second Centennial Fourth Of Julyt
, 1876-07-04

DENVER, Col, July 3.-Colorado voted upon
tho adoption Of tho State Constitution sstus-
day, and adopted 1t by majority Of 10000.
There Is great rejoicing throughout the Ter
sitorj, anl bell. sro ringing, whistles blowing
Stats scn.l4 you Erecting.
, 1876-07-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LoNpoN, July 8;-;AfriYcd OUT, stesmships
NEw Y ORE, July y. misunderstanding The
Queen, frotu Liverpool
SlovlLLE, July 5.-Stea.nsh!p Polyneslau,
QussNsTows, July Y.-AsEtyed- Steamship
Lord Give, from philadelphia.
, 1876-07-04

from Berlin: "The Turkish Atnl,nsnat!nr posi-.
lively assurcs nc that tho Porto has 2U3,000 of
fts hest troops al the scene Ut was."
It H. reported that seventeen Tnrkish gun
boats are at Wlddeh, ready to bo1nbard BEL
grade.
Earl R,lssc11 wrttcs 10 Lord Granville point
tween England, 1auseln, and France, 70 secure
the Independence Ut 6ervta.
, 1876-07-04
A BRUTAL KICK,

8ptc3aI D!pa&eh 70 me Tribune.
GRAND KArlDs, July 3-Wards, man who
lived la tlls town Of Bovine, in this county, had
Il, alteration With saloon-kceper named
Welch, at the village Of Lowell about week
ago. It Is assertvd that WeIch kicked Wards III
tic abdomen. Wards died from llIH wounds thIs
morning. Sheriff unynus has Weleh under ar-
resk for murder.
, 1876-07-04

by fixing the amount at s7,00o,O0o. Tho Com
niIttee recommend that she iiolsc concur III the
Senate amendment increasing the amount for
Special Agents from SLID, 100 to et50,000.
The tlIrcrenes in the amounts appointed for
compromised In this report by tho substitution
II a sum about midway between the figures Of
the two Houses.
, 1876-07-04
A SUMMER CLEANING,

Gp<ctai N&patch 10 1a4 7iisnnA
PEORIA, IT,, July a.-T1o worst 1oIs Ia tho
city, kept by ,nun named Gilmore, was pulled
last night. Flftcea low tncn and women, OF
both colora, were arrcatetl. Afterwards, during
the night, the house WINS deprived Of doors
aud ~tltoWs, and part Of the root waa torn OF
by nelghbprs.
, 1876-07-04

Spec1dl DIpdsch 70 1KE Tribune.
JAsEsvil1E, WIS.,, July IA young man
named Walter Deckwlth, helling FROM White
hall, N. T., who has been In the employ Of Eek
Lin s Foote, clothing dealers, for the past three
months, Was arrested to-day for stealing goods
from thrir store. Quite largo quantity Ut
goods we're recovered, being found iu yufious
travelling bugs md trunks lii Ills room.
, 1876-07-04
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

51<ctol NsDoFca to me TTk0ne-
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, july 3.-pcter Dur
CESS, saloou-keeper living IN Saginaw City,
was thrown out aud run over by runaway
eral ribs, Ills breast bone, mud tnlcting internal
injuries, lie cannot live.
, 1876-07-04

CA1no, ILL.,, July a.-At Birds Point last
night, boy named stansbcrzy was ahot in the
mouth, and died before hc could explain. The
only apparent cause Of bis death vas an empty
copper cartridge which was found OH tho floor.
, 1876-07-04
CASUALTIES.


BURLINGTON, L., JulS "a severe rain and
electrical storm passed ovcr this city this after.
noon, md extended ovor large portion Of
Southern Iowa Special kilograms 10 Tho
Hapk-Er report considerable damage to
crops, ard in some localities In
juzies sustained by persons and properly. A
store At Tracy Station, on the Abba, Knoxville
4 Dea Motnes Road wns blown down and the
depot damaged some. Near Derby, on tho Bur
lington T. Mtssouri Road, two houses belonging
to Thomas Watfo were blown down, and 3 child
number Of trees were uprooted ind
broken at Charlton, High winds, heavy
rain falls and ahnrp electrical disturbances pre-
vailed at every point heard from south OF lleEe.
Ia expected, will bring accounts Of considerable
damage. In this city M results occurred, but a
daInper was put upon tic illumination aud 9TH
er Centennial demonstrations In progress.