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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
Skies of 1881 and 5-2Os of 1865 new 1867 and
1865. are -rhuy OK coupon. We annex closing
street ofotatlops:

The trspiinp in state bonds confined ~ Old Ten
oess-es, whirb strung At +6l2 anil Missouri t~.
plain bonds. selling at l0l7s ex interest. aud Han
nibal and ST. .J,srpb at l0el4 81 interest. There
was nothing doing in city bank stacks, but there
was a COOL demand for rsilruad bonds at high prices
ST. Paul $50 ssd at lOl; ditto f,rsts. |. and NJ
Division, al 81 ex interest; ditto La Crosse d.
vision al l0I ex interest; dIito Sinking Fund at 80
* interests ditto Gold Is at 99l "a interest," Union
Pacific Frsts at 1925 interest Central Pacific
firss at l06la ex interest; Union Pacific Ssnkinp
Fund at 9l3s aud Missouri Pacific Seconds Eek utter
est at 81 Hannibal and 81 Joseph CouvertIbi- ~
are strong at soos. The most conspicuous hands
were lehigh and Wiikesbarre Consolidated which
advanced Co s7lo on business covering upward Of
SlOU,O0O. Central New-Jorsey Convertibes de-
clined FROM 100 a. %
The Long Island Insurance Company has declared
a d ,vi'irnd of I o per cent. payable demand
The Panama Railroad Company has declared
quarterly dividend of pei ceIt~ payable ON and
tfter July Is.
The o;fman Fire Insurance Company announcesa
Semi-annaal dividend of tive per cent payable Oh
ieiuaHd.
The following hows the EXPORTS texc!usive Of spe-
ie from the port oi New-YorA Ia foreign ports foi
he week ending June %. and since the beginning
Of the
81. l9iG4A Sh.2lsGs3 si'l4, IA
Previously l37 rs 1888 lGj3"3i2 lsz2s.Jr
Total lsi44 81 on si2l 800 Si25gQ 'o6
Puce Of gold lis llf% ilz
The following shows the Imports of dry goods
and general mere hapdise the port of NewY0rk for
sbe week ending July l. and SINCE the beginning
If the year:
Week. Is,f. i~7i. iS7S.
Goods. ........ sl.l7&,i'2 ~ 2jllo0 sSr2,l ia
Tunera, Merchandise S.sShssDS 6ll70"5 2"o+EA
Toral Tor :ie week SOL 74aO s656a iSs s3.isG,l4,
PrrvOus, reported q l5i.aHl la. 47%H l'"" ol'P
since ian L.. S2l62GlOlI s4s3 300 SlJ6 |a69o'
the following are the dry goods Imports included
~ the above Tor the period:
fOr Ucfs t~7t. ~. IS'o.
Suffered al the port &c. 81 - - tl,2jl 100 SOL
Thrown mar.ei-.... S'l.l3s i.J1a.Stf oo8.fl]
JIiL l. ........
Entered AZ the port s5e0a 10, So 99l4 l6 san n2
Thriwu ~ market. %. 252.5.l So. S%lI2 'lS-b'2
Tue exports OF specie Tor the Wees ending JAY l,
and since the beginning ofthe year. ~ fol iows:
Total FOR the weeS .-----.------....--. H. 3e'I2l
Previously reported. 2N.22IN5'
Total Jan. .s29, 7G2.'Js
The following il a comparat'ya statement pf the
EXPORTS of specie from the poe, of New-lorS to
foreign ports from jan. TO TIL date, for period
pf VDars:
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financial

gas STOCKS.
y. NEW YORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN Gas Stock BOUGHT AND SOLD
ard all .in. Of 5roogiyn New YORK Securities dealt
uOy Geo IL Pl.'.N 100; . ., -
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Gas and City Z. Z. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, Sc,
- ugbt and ,6lL r. r. HEWITT BrOai-If.. RJom H.

GAS and CIV Z. T.. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, Sc,
- and -olL r. r. HENt rf broa'i-1f ROOM H.
IN PURSUANCE Of IN Order at the Court,
] notice H. rcrrJy ths nn'er-i1nei lTsee.
aud rcr CsurI-. rica"o lr'ian' C"utrA
RAILWAY tuuIany pas behalf 90 Tire salt Company ."
frr-rutatr o - the GALL rs "A InNAL BANK, N%N
Nor. NV GA ons on follow nguamei Mortgage BO't
rid p,r Com 'Iuy7 t,alirad IN, y On
Tfi Ca 80 and Gti.AT EASTERN RAILWAY COM
g tsY co ,Sr. tUCTGuN a. LGyIPMENr BOZ D. due
auary a. l6- s. jill 1T. l,Tj anal Jauu'ry 81, 1876
rolf Do. LGGNN~PDIT AID BUElINGi. Rail.
ROAD COMPANY FIRST b. RI AGE BONDS, due
Au2IsI &. 1915 - -. ~,
TOLEp6 LpGANS PORT and BURLINGTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY INCJAE BJAbo, due February 49,
y75. AM Igust l~f lS1J.
CiNCINNAII and tHICtCn fIR LINE RhTLRosD
COMPANY FIRST AOhI1&Gs Bon d, due August Isl
iS7
GINCINNATI ANT CHICAGO AIR LINE RAILROAD
CDNPAN FIRST .;Itfa y x Sc FDN u 10
due Nav I--5. and Noy-in asr LIST. 1870.
CHICAGO snd GREAT lEit> ltAlLtDAp CON
- y OI D. Flies. MORTGAGE BONDS due April lsL
lHT io'rr 1t, / as.
CHIt At,o and GREAT EASTERN RAILROAD CON
PANN LAST FIRST MpnIGA Z Bonds due April lsL
1875. and OcID,rT lst, 1875.
COlUMBCS and IEDIANAPDfIS CENTRAL RAIL
WAY COMPANY -ECNNu 'RrGAGE BONDS, due
Nav II. 1910 and Nnvc7b,r lst. 1873
Nsw. YORK. une 30th. 10
JAMES A. ROOFS VELT
Fb~pICK.
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CATTLE AARRETs.

tIuc,co Jrlv l-Ctrr str'iy a~'ive medium 10
ch0cu, 4 ,ud<i 81, htcE ra.Lc - ~ - % oiie
sta -tr.-s. -J0Ss 20 r,cCi .uun tlents, ,Fi
LlvE no q A. arrr' heavy, mass 50; lOb
20 co,,, tgut - 81. inferior, 10 60 receipts
II .nr'. ..H-ni-, l,lJO
shiny UIil ~ - shipments. 90
luis l-lIODs changed; rrcepts l,l'0
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OFloz oF uk HOUSTON TEAAs CENIss RAILWAY co.,
- WALL SrEEEI, y ~ GuaS.
1910
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VUE NATIONAL PARK BANK.

II wv 4 IIInF /. 1T"
The Bp.rr " This "
SVAI y 81 FIVE 90 rlI. + II o.. %
pay D l. 1916 The transfer books VIA I'D
.uti jay >, 1916 :. a. " JltIL Cashier.
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The treasury now holds T'4 /, va 90 ID h"H"S 10
srcule National bank crcula. Inn, and ri56't.Joj
90 secure public deposits. UIted States bonds To-
POSTED FOR circulation during the werk ending to-
dsy. S}3O.OOO Tine United STATES h9nds helo f0T
circulation Withdrawn during TIE week ending o.
day. were Slg7 600 The recripfS OF National bank
Notes forwarded for redemption ter TIE week ending
to-day d, compared Win the corresponding wees Of
last year were:
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THE COUPONS on the FIRST MORTGAGE
L GOLD BONDo Of this Company luriag GIy /. i3iA
viii be paid at TIE Nanona City Bank.
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Glpin9s d

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK 0t ting CITY
~ al y Nv NORN. 50 Bowery :. " cDruer ~ CAi-ist
INTEREST FOR July, r76.-The Board N Trustees
have ordered The ntbs end
ing June %, o75 u crest tIe rate % SlA PR tENI
p-r aunum al ing 10 bank July Tor ne NUN
Der The The h.i- BEEN Oh ri"r next pr
VIII Crtli'r'i
entitled Interest from IUt J, aud "u
entered o. The .epo,,tors "hrusvci pru-rnrd
T.. A. GUlS rARD President
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5RyTYG SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

4 81 W ,'utEN-~r, NRw. YORK, Junr -, 1875
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Interest Al the rate SIX PER CENT PER ANNCM
d-iar VIII h- pid and AZ er the ilth 'y
Of all which have remained i"Htt tor three
orsi mont Or b IA l,i ia OF JUtg, 1876.
will cryIi al and draw interest
4 original d-Ios,t.
Bank open u4Ily from 10 A. IA. 70 3 ,. N.
WALTER ". DONCRLIN, President
VANDERRIIT L. BUXTON, Serrrtary.
L.. ID. IlEAIUN. -eCTrtiy
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

No. ga BRo,pwAY. NEW YoRK- Junr rs. 1875
PITY FIRST SEMIANNC Al Dividend.
The Trustees VI Institution have declared tie = Fly
FIRST sEMIANNUAL DIVGDEND on ali frposiIs on The
FIRST DAY OF JULY Uy rules emitted There
AZ tpe IA per pei siu- Of !nho ana
under per per SANS over $1,000 pay
able on ana after the tlri Monday Va the pout1.
Interest not yhGrlwn viii b- cr,ited a. rrin,ipaL
Drpos a-o draw interest the ur,l of January April
July ana Ortoh,r l.. !. BhOWN President
EDW AID ~CHE,L. Treasurer.
G. f. ALyORD secretary.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
y sLhay-. aid Iffh-st.--,N Pr 'EN / Interest pa
Money deposited oeors JULY L. draws la 81 81 om
Asa. :, A. 73l 90 surplus. Fiue. 40 80
BaINCKEAH,t RICHARD n. IS 3 T.
arr Pre- nj
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JOHN ID. MaCINTYRR, secretary.

OFFICE LORILLARD INSURANCE Co..
W -, ~ IsToadwav.
n, BOARD OF DIRECTORS hsvo ths da,y ar,lrr-d .
-ENI ANNUAL DIVIDEND 81 FIVE Pr Cl.N' 4oA
Irlyi JOHN g. MILLS. s-ci, -.gy.
New YORK. June % 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
SPORT IN NEVADA.
A Novel Amusement Throwing sticks ut n
Trained Ducks Head.


The reporter found a crowd OF the pa
irons OF the turf. consisting ~ a strong deleca-
ton OF the leading sports OF the Com,tock. IT,
gether with a NUMBER ui Young boys and Piute
ludi u.s. who took considerable relgnt In the
m nnuvrcs ofthe monkeys. Two o'clock arrived.
but u, course tuere was disppsitiOn 10 begin
the aces. No RAGS ever came "a on that track,
a. advertised, since the ehorN OF man. In or.
der TO illi Ia the tine, however. there Is gene
rtiN some sort OF a game stare wniah All irds
the crowd as IN lea amusement and excitement
us tne race iiSeli.
Tins line the nmtu, was nlied by an old man
win u intl duck. He began pp,ritinls by
siuking cindle-nON In the ground until tn too
wls ABOUT t~o ino"es u !ove tn level OF the
earth In I'M. h. u &c gu X, which pro-
trusted IT. mead through hole In the lid.
% Now, eenileuen. tnrre tnrnNs for a quarter,
d lilar."
a man stepped up to throw. and being fur
nshcd i'm three hsnt sticks, ch { insisting
OF ar broum handle, 81 uumed away at me
brIs mead. with bFrnmi Y modest the re-
tiring duck Withdrew into Tue candle uox. and
thr tpniau of toe crowd. In few onds h
popped l. up az ~ witb lOud quack ot Wet ~,
ana the ~ N let Nv ms cpnd shot. wnicp went
someWnt "sU ~ ana pl nted nseit Ia the
CApaViuus stomach of the post, journalist,
ana 80 r. Pat Holland. WINE the dnck,
seeing no special necessity ~ Withdrawing
Us he d. gave = sympithetiu qlack while
Mr.. Holland was carried to the mouse To
be refreshed. the thlrd missile also tie W
wide Of the mark, aud biting horse In the
he &c. came very uei starting "A runaway. Seve-
rnl more enthusiasts jpiued IN the L me until
about 2O) men wers standing apnut the box IN u
funnus state OF excl ement. vnrilersting Wildly.
and laying heavy odds IN the duck, wh,lo the
OLD man was rraplng a harvest Of quarter, At "A
most astnnisnlnr rat FIn lily a man wac mad
made several close calls On the duck lid aslde
his co 1, ans. AS he grabbed the sticks, there
VISA nre In his eye which evidently meant
business. Carefully gauging the distance, M
waited until the duck (somewhat emooldened
with its successful escap y was looking To one
sidr, and tnen lie nv "a stick, the bat end 81
which hit the fowl square in tne mead, causing
MN 90 hang MS neck Over The side OF the box
aud die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Forty Years briwcen Drinks.



A KcOkuk tourist. who was waiting at
s.. Joseph Tor the train for Quincy the other
day, while pacing the PLATFORM was accosted by
an old gentleman, and the two entered into a
conversation. In the course Of the pow wow
Was minister Of the Gospel and, like himself
was bound for Quincy. They sat in the same
seat foo ear. and after they had travelled some
distance the kooNuk tourist pulled flask from
his pocket, hcld IL 10 the Hight, pulled the cork
and, turning to his con pAuiun, remarked.
never drink when ! am a. home, but when
] am on TIE road, constantly drinking all kinds
Of water take % little for the stouhch's sake"
and. tdhlDe "a moderate drink, he politely offered
the flask 40 the minister.
Ny friend, said the preach | am a min
ister ot the Gospel and have been for forty years.
In all that time drop Of liquor has not touched
my lps, but As you seem 10 he gentlenau,
ana considering the surroundings will take A
drop or two, and placing the flask 10 his mouth
he swallowed about half Of the contents They
had proceeded but few miles and the reverend
gentleman was warming up.
My brother, I'm a preacher, and haven't
drank drop Of liquor for forty years but have
a pain. and If yOu will let me have a drink from
your flask think II will do me good.
The flask WAS passed, and about half Of the
remaining contents was taken. The divine be-
gan TO feel good He was talkative and exhla-
rated. As the train pulled up at the station he
reached over and taking the flask from the
seat, he remarked
shee, my fren, forty ministry. Never
drunher drop-hic-erdrOp. Water bad. Makes
Wo-hir-sich, and take little for the stomach
hic--Akc," and he keoled over and slept Til the
laln reached quincy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
FIGHr WIrH BANDITS.
A Hunters Thrilling Adventure while Fol-
lowing villa Tarkcys On Brash Mountain.
Prom the Altoona Mirror.
On Tuesday last w H. Wolf OF this citv

On Tuesday last, w. II. Wolf OF this CITY
started IN "a hunting expedition to the Brush
Mountain Beyond Blair furnace he came across
a uoch e Wild turheys and followed them sew
erl miles TO the Top ~ the mountain There he
hitched b. trees. Near by was Tag Of oats.
One of the horses WAS BLACK about hffe"n hands
high. white spot on forehead the other was a
Hight bay hor.c. aud both mind feet were white.
Sir. Wolf did not stop long. hut proceeded on his
Journey. Almost Immediately aftcrwafd he
heard the dis, barge Of a gun, which was prompt
y followed 10y another. lhe latter shot cut oil
a large bush hut q Few Inches from his arm. A
third shot WAS then hred, aud the bail passed
through Mr.. NOlfS hat, Wherrupon ne hurried
away. After running "A snort distance he lpuNed
bick and SAW a man emerging from the bushes.
lie called upon Nj. Wolf 60 stop and demanded
his money and gun or hi- life Wolf raised has
gun aud attempted twice t. IRE. but his piece
failed him both times. Ills as lilant then lcvcl-
led a pi-t1 al him and attempted % tire, but the
pistol did nor discharge. Mr.. wolf then made
another EFFORT To discharge his gun sud this time
succeeded. tho shot taxing effect I'm the man +
leg. The Latter jumped aud exclaimed; " My
God. You have shot me" Immediately another
man appeared upon tine scene and fired upon Mr..
WOLF VINO, fearing to trust his gun, hastily dis
appeared among che bushes. followed bv nine
distinct Discharges of firearms in quicN Success
sion. Mr.. Nulf describes his first assailnut as
about six feet high, weighing probably liO
pound, and having - heavy black mustdche aud
beard the second man was about i've and a
half feet high, rather neshy and having dark
mustache. Both were well dressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
THOUSANDS or SNAKES.
A Den of -erpent-i in Nnn-a--6reat sIaush liter
ot the Reptiles.


On the 2d inst, toward evening. young
son OF Nj, A. lhompson, vino lives. out eisnt
nj hhlf miles from town sou inward. was
passing over nil On the iaru q Yr. Gipbs
Myers, n-ighbor, IN iesI - his fathers tie,
wnen he accdentnilv stepped "a a siuall hOl q,
anl drawing ms LEG OLt quickly. drew from [
several serpents. the sign. frightened the lad,
and ne ran home with an speed nj reputted
his experience. lie soon re- 'urnrd. however,
witt another lai, and folnd IN q the hilltop
WIS the nome Of a community 81 crawling rep
tiles aud before they lefI the $40, they had des-
patched forty-sx.
D,y after day this work went on. until last
Sunday the dead snakes were picked up and
counted ami placed IN "A pile ne1r the mouth Of
the den. The nu ubcr Of lT1B wis counted !
and still The WORK Of kiiling goes on from dag 10
day. We went 20 he place on MOndav, &c ON
panied by l.. II Snytn, ana tue rs ounding
~. wttn livs ones sun In Apparently un
fifteen In us many minutes, ana mad enough,
Aud the WORK OF HI ling has been going on ever
since, until now We hear that about 5000 nave
been desuatcned. and there are hundreds, GER
haps thousands, lett
The sn ikes are OF the species called the blue
racer, with a sprlnkng VI adders. and vary m
size from tins thickness OF a m ms nnger to
that Of his wrist, and in len tn from fuOt to
four or I'VE feet. Tnev run with remarkabis
speed, and at first were cOwatdly, endeI v,rlng
10 escape and not mucn disposed TO snow Amt.
They are now, however, becoming vicious, and
show hght and at times get stdrtlinglY aggres-
glye,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
GRANTS LAThsr BLUNDER.
The scheme To Remove the -ioux-No lAal
suitable Ter Them.

From the tone of our Nebraska ex-
changes, II Is evident thar the Interior Depart
ment Is In muddle Ia reference to the removal
OF the sioux. The comni ssiOn in which Colo
RADIO ~ ably represented by Col. Boone, visited
the Indians last month with Instructions to
cure their removal to the Indian Territory II
possible After considerable delay tho consent
Of this Indians at Spotted Tail and Red Cloud
agencies WAS gained To SEND delegations down
to the Indian Territory this fall TO look at the
country. Then the commission returned to
Omaha and started up To the Missouri river
agencies having telegraphed the department
the result of the conference, and asked that
funds be sent at once to send the delegation
south. On reaching Ankton the commits
sion, In consequence II kilograms received
from Washington, designated Major Howard,
DIR. Daniels and Col Boone, of their num-
Der, to return at once to Omaha. there meet tha
superintendent Of Indian Affairs for the Indian
Territory, and with HIM proceed at once To Spot
ted Tail and Red Cloud, to conduct the delega-
tons 10 the southern country. This was two
weeks ago and the gentlemen have been walt
ing At Omaha ever since. Numerous telegrama
have passed back and forth to no satisfaction
between omaha and WaShin gton. Nicholson
has arrived In omaha, but feels reluctant tn do
anything under the present adviccS. lie says
the last order he received from Washington was
To locate the sioux on any tract Of the country
open and suitable. lie telegraphed back that
all the country east of certain line was already
occupied. while that west wa. not A. all sIita-
hlr. IL now appears that the Government has
agreed tu nni 100 the Indian Territory homes fOI
4np1 sioux without having an acre Of land there
suitable for them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
A Vote Tor HAYES.


MADIsoNVILLE,O o., Oct. -. A smart-lnok-
Ing dtIkN boat twenty years OF axe, Trained
thfpugn here tad " on the Marietta ana Gin
ciunati Railroad track. ! Interviewed" hin
win some icce-s. ~ Ypu VIII see
l.poking Tor work, are YOU. SANE
Yes. Use ike ~ get ! lb flr a week OF two"
W mere did Nuu come irOmf
well. You see, iss 1T come from Kentucky.
Times hafd down there, aud folks told me could
do better here sOmew har"
"Weii, YOU are gong 90 vote for President on
election daV, are YOU nOtf'
YES win a sly wink. Whose your man ?"
"On, Hayes, guess
"Inl ewlne To vote for him. sartln. They told
me IN CINCINNATI TO co re ont IN the country.
get a JON for several weeks and be sartln To vote
Tor Hayes. I'm gwine Co do n. sum"
"Well. hut YOU nave to be in the state year
or more"
"Oh, lee swine to NIX dat by keeping my mouth
shut" ana he tTudgsd on.
spot the imported voters, say, as atruo friend
If Justice, honesty ana reform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
TERROR LARGE CRY.
A Madmsu Fires Baiid.ngs ana shoots Pro-
mi-cMossly amsns the Niizens.

At II o'clock Sunday evening the city
was thrO~n into a surIe Of wUd excitement 10y
nu alarm Of urv and c.trs Ui muruer. ine cX-
Citrneut ran to fever neat Wuou ruinor sore ~
III ia rtvins maniac htd mot three PERSONS Ou
the STREETS ana sud AZ large thro at-nihg
prumtsUuOUs obstruction ~ NE a.d property.
Inc Iunattc b.d 90 turse different places sat
nrr u the Ct.uitc school house Ou hanover
street. Desire Reuse. ~p..ds. nan. was
tue nrst 10 discover tue naDes. anu wDir ia tue
act 81 queuvntnx tten. IA wrtcu he nau suc-
Ceeded, thereby slNing the school mouse, Vuurch,
aud parsunage, hr " suOt by Tue lanaJO, the
OH enteriUg ulrectly suoV- the left kIdue A.
tnis Juucturs the ulsui commenced pro-
miscUOus drug upon the lew persous wuo mad
arrived al The scene. fVrtunu ely. however, uO
fdrtner iulury - lie = uOne. u 10 u',tuek
Mouua' nututng tHe iuuaiic ptr .ueJ inc s.reets
WIN atrvoivcr .nd "a nlcd VITA kerosene,
threatening destruction ~ ne apo property.
Al tue nOur uaiurd ne wls found IN toe fOruSs
House, al Ine 1iicnlgan Ceutrd Gsyot where ne
NOBsman. assisted DY others. ana de. rVed Uf
The revolver and CouVlyvu 10 Tue county ~,
woefs ue ~ now confined.
The alarm Ot Ire nr-s above mentioned was
caused BY the uurnlnz OF the l.uches. er House
barn Oh Eiele atiset. eNid-n4iv nrcd Oy me ma
mated ~ irom Sl,VJO 10 tl.xD. on wIlcn tler9
was no Insurance. A siigut roin and cslm nign1
saved the Rochester House from destiuCtiDn.
4ne ma vi tue uniDr.unAts luuaNc Is I'd.
DDidn. u-s re Reuse, the wounded man, l. Ou0
II our uiOst tst.uiaUle citizens. Inc physicians
Ia aftengan. have NOT Not discovered the
wheTeaoo.ts II the bail. snd entertain lille "
any nope %. toe pativuts tccovory. Previous 10
indications VI Insanity. ar. 81 n was one II
the most eAetnpl ny employees ON thO 81 nigAn
Central ktlrn Il, occupying tnV pOsllJu "
freight conductor gu tnas road for may years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Cremation III Arizona.

III. :. Thomson, who returned from q
irip To HariNyille lew days AZ ,. reports the
ueatn ana cr'in atom OF the mo .ner Of Mac -
dow. noted Cdtt IN OF tne VI nave tribe. the
wake was Kept up for several DAYS. durins which
Il ne fourteen nns horses. thB properly OF the
relative, Of the deceased, were burned. IL Ia
the { Istom Of the uibe to burn all tre effects OF
tue r,litiVes OF the deceased Il tue tinf Of
cry was consumed as the Meadow ftLnily tor
some wears past nad been unusually healthy.
aud consequently accdinpi. ted consider ole
wealth. Besides tho fourteen horses mem
unneI, several tons ~ m-sc I. a irge quantity
OF seeds. a considerable SUN Ia silver CON, ana
OF deceased were consumed. Eyel the clothing
they were wearing wnen they com .ueuCed their
march around the funeral pyre halp ID to feed
the names, and the mOurners returned to tneir
homes al naked as wnen they came INTO tue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

nom ne Joplin N.o.. oeL 20.

This morning about O'Clock another
fearful acci ent occurred In the Joplin mines
A. that tins Two MN "a, WIN. Stegeman and
Fred. Driyorman, won't To Rnnniiltr's sh II, in
Pitcher 1sld, situated betwee pump shafts
Nos. anu O. and prepared. rs usual, 10 descend
IN the bucNet to tuor usual d ally toll below the
ground. Il Oh one grtsped tue rope and gut
QUE foot into ths bucket The descent al Just
commenced wnen TIE brake 1avs wdv, or the
whim slippe1 from the hands OF the boy in
charge, aud uown they went, 10 use the express
hion Of Stegemin Ike creased HIhtnlng, a
distance VI VI ffet To the rock and mineral
bottom. So quick was the descent that Siege
man had oniy n no 10 excl i'm to his cnNupIn-
ION, We arr hurt this une.' WHOM tney crash ID
u on the buttlui of ths shaft, ami f. !, Win
broken limos md wrecked and surAin, Il nodi $,
from the bucket. Both men were unable to
help tue nselves au1 lY there t'r a sDace Of
time tat seemed 10 them ages, before assist
ancs ga ne W them
steg man sustained severe fracture OF the
lett lee near the ankle, aud tue ankle was
spraued md turned outW ari, ana severe
sprdn OF the ANKLE If the rlglt leg. la addition
has wnule system has bsoh seyerel shock Il and
his tack badly splaineI. Driysiman's injuries
are about the same Is tnose Of his compJuton,
excs.t that mo rignt le1 Is fr.ctured aud tho
leit Ankle 5prdiueu.