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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-07-08
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Isaac Genthners dry goods and clothing
store in Damarscotta was entered Wednesday
night of last week, and about 1920 worth Of
silks and small sum of money were stolen.
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The funeral of the late Rev. D. Wheeler took
place at the Congregational church in Tops
ham last Friday.
The people of Bath have just dedicated a
new half-mile trotting park, situated beyond
their town, however, in Brunswick, near the
New Meadows river 1t is fitted up in good
style and is owned by an association of Bath
gentlemen.
, 1876-07-10
subsequently he and John Mace put mp hut,
and we're joined By 8L Carkcr, or "Bfg sal,"

subsequently he and John Mace put mp hut,
and a ~ were Joined BY Sal cazker, OF "Blg sal,'
On the 4til Of July, towards evening. nearly
every man and woman on the hill being more Of
less crazcd With liquor, .Jamscy Carker met old
Joe Mace and fight soon followed. Beans
and Sal CarkcE Joined tic. fray on behalf OF
side. with Jatnscy. TIs M dr.t t. pcr.on : stabbed t.
was Beans, who bad granp1cd with llis brother.
hunttugknlfe, and then alssl,ed him with It il,
the breast and threw him from him. Beams wa.
picked up dead and carried away by John Mnce.
sal Cacrkcr had seized Ja1nscy around the neck
from behind, and, although three or four men
grasped her. and tried to pull her away,
she held tightly. and vas choking him badly
knife, buried L in her breast. sho hung on with
bulldog tenacisy, but WAS torn away before sho
received anothcr cut from the knife that was
raised to fnilct It. As tho woman was dragged
sTe5 so5ak ase aK sI2M b S9'e k 1H Fin 5"iey 5ut M
iority fighting Tor him. While tho struggle va.
sertiE Iaek, exclaimed, a1m cuti ,i. rim killed.
so1ncb0ay's sns 1y stabbed mel" The crowd opened,
Alter Icing taken t"e to liz hut au hes s's'a; W..
on the approach Of the party from tho village
carried to deep cave = mile distant in the hftI
where he E subsequently dted, bis body bcint,
vas Ia progress. Opinion was divided as to who
inflicted tho fatal wounds upon him, eonc be-
]Ecy!ng they were tue work of his sister Bal,
whi,e others credited ,hen, 70 Joe se:e, but no
Eight others Of the tribe were more or icss
seriously Injured IN the fight.
Tho desperate fray and ,trip1y fatal consc-
9ueness VII It Is bslere1 herr, lead at once to
Tue neighbofllool. Legal steps viii At once be
taken with that object,
, 1876-07-10
TEE CROPS.



DWIGHT, ILL.,, July 9.-No rain has fallen since
tic Fourth. The weather has been intensely
hot. Tho mercury has averaged 90 In the shnde.
This grcat change from months Of incessant
pouring showers to great heat and consequent
dryncss, has conc too late to be Of my help to
tho growing crop Of corn. Its condition Is about
as follows: The crop as whole will be almost
total failurc. Here and there few acres On
high land may mature, but the quantity Is 50
small that twill hardly be adequate to tho wants
Of the average farmer. The majority Of the farm
crs iu this county will not raise enough for their
own feed: The ilelds arc 80 covered With rank
grass and wccls that the corn Is either drowned
u chokcd out. Tho ground Is not jet dry
enough to cut timothy, and nc arc hoping for
our main dependence for wintering stock. We
arc alrcady eo,nmcne'ng 70 fattea hogs, - We
except what corn We buy. Merchants complain
that It III utterly impossible 70 collect dUliar
duo them. We would like to ask tho sott~moncy
idiots what good $3.50, ,0oo, 100 grcel,backs would
do the. farmers Of Livingston County, when
they will not haye busllc1 Of corn to exchange
for one Of them. Value first, money tho result
, 1876-07-10

A TRIPLE HOMICIDE.

CorftxpoHdence .HtIc FORK Herald.
CLHvE's VALLEY, pa., July 6. 6.-scattercd
along spur Of the Blue Ridge. east from this
place, known a tho skenahgah Hills, arc sever
al huts occupied By tribe Of !" Bush Rangers "
numbering about 400. They belong 10 tho low
cat order Of human beings, and live more like
Wild beasts than men. In tho summer tho
women and children pcddle berries about the
adjacent country, whsle the men stealhoop- poles
and railroad tics from the land surrounding
them. In the winter they live by thicvery and
prosmfyeuously, having hut fur family names
the Carkers, Mullins, Dozmans, and Naccs-
and have long been the pests Of tho nciglbor-
hood, though TIL now no dec1s OF murltrous
violence have been charged against them.
EARLY on tho morning Of the. 9th OF July D
half.nakc buy from the I'LL rat tnto this village
l.ill, aild tfat Jainscy Carker had killed Leans
been stabbed by some one in theaght- .'Janscy''
CArker was the acknowledged champion OF the
tribe, and "leans'' Carker was Ills reputeA
brother, as "6al' was Ills sister. They were
the night Ut tho M the woman ha! BEEN tn the
village md procured two gallons of whisky,
On receipt Ut tho ab0yc news 4 number Of
nlen, with an otllrcs, started fur the hill, and
found tho cabin OF old A1ull!ns surrounded and
oiled With promlsc4ous crowd, every member
crying, aud all wero gcsticuatli,g wildly. Sui
Cafker was found lying on the ground IN the
cabin. with fearfu! cash tn hcr left breast,
from which the blood was still flowing. Dr.
Ware ut once pronounced her wound fatal.
Tho woman wns conscious, and, although
weak, asked tue Doctor sayagcly:
>, "nays they killed Jan'sey carker yet, damn
sou,o drunken fr!ond Of Jamscy's replied:
~, No, they aln't' by Cod and they won't while
,
ston on tho ground! Tie biooa eushed IL frppi,, p
her aile as she rose partly up, aud She fell back,
gaspets two OF thrce t'mes, aud expired.
Deans carker, the murdered man. Ae was cut
from Ills hip to ha lower rib ou tho left aIde,
aud had stab iu Ills right breast. It Was eyI-
dent from The nature of llfa wounds TINT they
had BEEN almost Instantly fatal.
rangers 1as largely il favur Of Ja.nscy, The I
murderer. and wild inquiries were matlc tor the
inan TINT had stahbed him. Ono drunken savage
swung knife about hls head aud shouted,
.rM PIT this Y the heart Of the lnan that hurt
Janlsey carker could not be found, nor would
any one give information Of his whereabouts OF
of the origin Of tho disturbance.
Old Mullins and several others were secured,
and an examination before justtcs Ut thu
Peace was held iu tbs evening, which showed
tween Ja.ascy CaJker mud the fan,ily Of Joseph
MaeE, which Consisted VI Ills daughter,
young votnan known Is Mila, and
john Mace, her broslicr. Thu quarrel
ofSua5sa u sS t.js djspos,ion e. " p pFossftas 9et,
lug that Cartier had cs'catel hiin out Of his
share. Numerous lights had occurred over tAu
matter, tn ono Of which Carker waA badly
punished BY tht three Maccs. Six months ago
heana Cs1kef went to living With Mia. aud
, 1876-07-10
IMPEACHMENT.
INOOI,EO3,

Special Dispdtc. to Tie Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 0.-ThU tmpcach-
mcnt tsial gees forward Will. unexpected ylgor,
fact duo entirely to thu well-lreparel case Of
tho managers, aud tho superior management Of
atcMahon, Of Ohio, who leasls thu casc on behalf
OF the nuusc. Thu trial, US It stands, is ur1nis-
takahay fatal tn Gen. Dulknap. The appo!nt-
mcnt Of hiarsh; the transfer Of the appointment
to Eyansi tile receipt Of regular installments Of
money from Marsh, beginning soon aftur tho
appointment was made; tho Endorsement Of
drattsi the full knowledge of rascnlly charges
fur goods mado by Eyans, tho trader ut Fort
all been fully proved already against
tho cx-sccrctary. but tlle telling
testimony is not yet all In, and WHEN
1t comes, II reports direct from tho managers
are to b. believed, there will not bc plank for
tho dcfcnae to stand upon. Tho managers hope
to be able to examine bfarsh and Evans IT,
morrow. tn which. case taIa direct cxq1ntna-
tiou Oil tho part Of tho prosecution wilt cloac
not later than the day aftcr.
Tbs counsel of belkuap have, thus far, sue
ceeded In breaking down or confusing none ot
the witnesses, an1 tlle case Us presented by tho
,aaMa,crs has bssn ? direct, consecutive, 'vell-
knit recital 0f tllu faCtH u fur II tlleY aFa de-
Yelope1:: The course u tho dctensc has not yet
bccn demonstrated, but thu cx-Hecrct91y
llaa said, within 4 short time, tint
he lad no fear Ut conviction.
Gen. Belknap's counsel evidently hope to prove
that he sppointed Eyans to the post-tradcrship
believing !i!m TO- r. acceptable e tls officers q
payments from Evaus 10 bfafxh. Tie receipts
ii money by nelknap from Marsh, they will at-
tempt to sliuw, he believed tn ku on account of
lfs Wlfvfs 1skt Eusband's estute.
NKrOHroAlAL PRIVILEGE.
The genate SUSTAINED hr. Carpenter In his
declaration, when TMz tribune correspondent
was examined Oh Saturday, that regular news
paper correspondent cannot 10 expected To 1ls-
close the sources OF i!a Information.
SO4xTHtG1 TOO MUCH or TlIts.
The President, few lays ago, expressed c0n-
flcnce In Dclknap's Innocence, believing that
Ills connection with tho Marsh ulo4ey was inno-
cent.
, 1876-07-10

FIRES.

CASTLE GARDEN. \
specioI Dlspatch to Tia 1fts"nA
new YoRK, July D.-Castlo usFdcn was ao'
etroycd by fire this afternoon. Tho main walls
of Tic old fort, which formed tue original struct
ure, were very stoutly built OF stone. and NTH
stood tho aatucs, but tho light and dry wood
work which composed the rest Of tho building
burned with great raptdity, md tho flames
could not bc checked TIL the whole
interior Of the building aud roof and some ad.
itttona to tho main structure Wcro destroyed.
Books, papers, md valuable property belonging
to tho Emigration Department where consumed.
There wcro about 2oO immigrants in tho build
Inn, oil Of whom, With most Of their baggage,
were saved. Tho cause Of the
fire Is uncertain. Some attribute II to
careless smokers among tho immigrants, others
to tpontancous combustion due TO the iutcnse
bent.
Castle Garden has been long famoua in New
York. l. was used a hundred years ago as
fort. It aftcrTar1 became an assembly room
for balls and public meetings. A great ball Was
given there IN 1924 to Lafayette. Aftcrward
room, and Jenny Lind was first hca'd there In
America. For The last twenty years It has been
the headquarters Of tho Emigration Depart.
ment, whose arrangements for tho confolt Of
were very complete.
70 M Ttsfern Assocta.ed Ptess:
| New York, July 9.-'fhe famous old circular
co = ire
| Ing: Nothing, but d .nass Of Gharrcd ruins r.
tnains Of the old structure within whose wnlls
many Of the grentcst singers Of the world and
art havo delighted fashionable audiences
YssaI' Ysa ssn ssa' Ky Ss at % sss yfsss
for thousands Of hopeful Immigrants. At s;25
, 1876-07-10

people, doubtless, do not generally understand
the scopo Of this bill nor the very Important
cffccta which would result, Should It DO enacted
into Law, the bIll, there can he no DOUBT, would re-
suit In reputation In fta worst form. AZ
yn'ucs now stand, y proposes tho payment Of
vaiualls WI than, ti.al in With Pess.eton ii 1861
proposed IN pay them. Thu blli lnakcs atver
,loltars legal.tcnlcr IN payment for all debts
Of tl,c Un1tt States. The silver dollar II coined,
grcenback dollar. Thc opponents Of thc Silver
I'LL maintain that II catlnot be otherwise con
etrlcd than to mean that the etltlre outstatld-
ing indebtedness q the United States may bo
less value than lilo grecnback dollar Tho In
fat!onlata III tho 1fouse have become 40
strengthened atncc tho st. Louis Convention
concur in almost unything the South proposes,
though the Senators arc not all agreed as 10 It's
effects.
THE BLAINE INVESTIGATION.
The DlaiS i,ysstg,soa ,g ~, b To- hc rcnewe to.
tee. Muliigan and Fisher arc already here.
htullfgan Is understood to have denied the re-
port tIis he said TINT the letters read By I!snc
In the House were exactly tic letters Blaine
lnatntains that Ito has inatfe no statement
afnrnntfyely or negatively In this connection,
md does not intend to do No until placed upon
the stantl. The demand will doubtless be tnallo
to have the investigation abandoned altogether
in View Of l,Ts appointment to the Senate. 1t Is
not known What action tho Committee will taka
fn this matter.
~ fhs Hesttfn Afsoetatkd Hsss
MATTERS TO HB DROPPED.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Ju1y 9.-1t is not sup
posed the Senate will act 0n the Pacific Kalt-
rnal Sinking, Fund bill, Or that for equalization
Of hount!cs for want Of time, and the House
will not further consider tho Morrison Tariff
bill at this session.
TItH APPROPRIATIONS.
The Joint Committee Of Conference On the
8undry Civil Bill were In scss!on seven hours
today. They adjusted many Of tho dlnlcuttcst
tho Committee on the part Of one branch Of
Congress meeting that Of the other halfway
It Is supposed that they will dIspose Of tho bl
tomorrow. The main point Of tho difficulty Is
ii, the provision Of the bll1 repeating nll I,arts
Ut the Revised Statutes In Felnton to tue regis
tratlon Of voters and appointment Of superVIs-
ors Of Elections md Deputy and Special Dcpu-
ty Maral'als, mud touching tho supervision Of
| elccttous.
Don CARLOS.
Don Carlos nnd suite arrived here last night
FROM Richmond, and are stopping quietly here.
, 1876-07-10
SILKS

Lyons Black Gros Grain Silks OF
tho best manufactures at 600, 81,
and $l.26.
, 1876-07-10

81. IA1i Pion<er. rfess, Juiv7.
There are NO reports, as yet Of serious grass-
hopper lcvastations, although the pests have
bcet1 at work tn Cottonwood anl al|accnt cos1n-
ties. Mr.. Thanbcrt, Of Mountain Lake, WHO
has been over the whole ground, reports In the
Mankato Re7sne tiat some farmers tlaYc suffer.
ed severely, but that losses arc by no means
general. Wherever O vigorous System Of de-
marked. and that On the Wilder and Merrtam
farms aghtinE tue pests has bcen kept up, anl
tho result is the promise Of agool crop.
, 1876-07-10

SUCCESSFUL EPP0nT9 70 DAuD THIS COMPLEX
ION on TIE ST. Iouis PLATFORM.
Sp<ctQ{ Nsp9tcb to Ths TffbHnk,

SUCCESSFUL EXPORTS 70 DAu1 THIS CoAtpLEx-
ION on THE ST. 1.ouls PLATFORM.
Special Nspatch to 1as 7,4aunk.
WAsHrsaroS, D. c.. July o.-TAc Democratic
inAationists Of the House had arranged for
caucus to bc held last evening for tho purpose
Of dcytsfng means to secure the repeal of tho
Resumption act Of 1876, hui, for some reason
probably the sudden drath of Representative E.
Y. Parsuns-it WIS postponed. A flnal attempt
will be made Tomorrow to secure such a report
from the Committee on Banking aud Currency
as will etlable the House to cnrEy CUT the itl-
structtonR Of tho 81. Louis Convention
In regard to the luw. As the Commit
tee now stands, five are In favor Of TIC
repeal OF tho Resumption act-vtz: s. s. Coz, of
Now York, Henry d. Payne, Of Ohio, John
Gootlc. Jr., Of Vrglnia, William s. Raymond, OF
Indiana, and Samuel D. Bucharl, Of Wisconsin
all Democrats; and six urc opposed to 1t, as
follows: Randall /. Gibson, Of Louisiana, md
Scott WiEe, Of Illinois, Dc1nocrats, and Was!.-
ington Townsend, Of Pennsylvania, John A.
Kssson, Of lows, bentamin T; Eyaus Of Rhode
CANS. Sumo doubts have been expressed
ABOUT uuunRLl.'s VOTE,
but hts latest publIc .corl un this subject, alo
B1ny, Is. agalnst the repeal. On that day 1Iol-
Resumption act and moved Il suspension Of thu
rules for vote on Its 1assagc. It failed to be
agreed to by vote of 115 III tue affirmative to
III In the negative, two-thistls being required,
nnd 11ubbcll Is ono Of tllose who voted nay.
Tic very strongest pressure Inns been brought
to bear upon
dtnsoN AND WIRE
since tho Inst meeting Of tho Committee, to III
dueo them to vote with the other representa-
tEves Of t!lclE purity Oil tho Committee, but thus
far, wholly without SUCCESS. Mother Of them
believe TINT tho Resumption net, ns 1t
stands, Is of the least vnluc, and, like other
Democrats, hold tho Republican party rcsrus,-
siblc for not perfcyting The law wlicn they had
the power to do 80, lsstcal Of placing 0n the
statute book an act which IL fraud and cheat.
At tho sumo time they believe In tho prtuciple
Of an early return to specie payment, 0f which
the Resumption net Is Ut present the only repre-
sentative ID the recent legislation Ut Congress,
and oppose lts qscondttia,,a repeal b.
laration IN the part. of Congress tl.at
It proposed to abandon tho policy OF
resumption altogethcr. Gibson and Wfke
would probably agrce to d repeal OF the Re
sumption act II, at tho same tl.nc, there were
substituted for It a blll which would be more
effective in bringing tho country to spcc!o-pay-
mcnts. .....
OF tho st. Louis resolutions llus been to cause
all but obout DOZEN Of tbs Democrats WHO
came to Washington last December uncD1npro-
lnisinK hard-snohey men to surrender to the IT.
tationtatt.
, 1876-07-10
ESCAPE.

CLEVELAND, O., July 9.-At midnight last
night SIX prisoners confined in thu Central
Pollce-statiou attacked and ovcrpowercd tho
guard, whon, they gagged, after Which they
sawed OF two iron bars, and, crawling out the
window, made their escape. No alarm was
given lii three hours afterwards, md the prl-
soners, who asc all desperate thieves, have not
been guilty Of carclcssncss Ia permitting ono Of
the prisoners to obtain lnlfe from hia Brother
, 1876-07-10
Local OBSERVATIONS.


4T19H1HL8 bf1FE OF TIIlN08 IN NKW YQKK.
6peefai Dtspateh 70 1As Tribune.
NEW 1oRK, July O.-rAe heat Iii t'l!a city to-
years, ths Thermometer standing Ut t0t in tic
shale. !u some places It reached l03. Thjs
heat, followed upon a hot term ot two weeks
wta no rsn ss esSisa ye,y large number Of
which have proved fatal. iAe Ieata ! rata to
has Fl*en to an unusual height, large
EtopaItloIn oi tn te fats 9n ea.es 6e!ug ct!l4te
Brigade Of tho New jersey National Guard, In
calnp near Trenton, Weru prostratcd IL three
days. Ono man Aas died. fhe Others arc IL =
very critical condition. Much suffering ID
tasy and charitable efforts, Btreet:caF lines aro
seriously iaconycnicnecdb BY the effect upon their
Aorses.
WHEELING, Y. Va, July 9.-Today has been
, 1876-07-10
hfIJJtDEREn9.

8pEt7d1 Dtpdleh 70 TAG 7T6UNe.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 0.-The preliminary
examination OF prcIss, nepp, and Boncr, saloon-
lists, for tho murder Of Waahhuruc and the cut
ting Of Boyle, tho night Of July 3, is still ia
progcss, and wIll be continued tomorrow. The
evidence thus far points to lIcpp as the man
who Killed Washburne. Boyls ls recovering
from the ciYect8 Of his wounds,
, 1876-07-10
TROUBLESOME TRAMp4,
They Arc Coming. Five Hundred iThou-
san1} Strong.

They Arc Coming. Five Hundred rrhou-
sand) Strong.
y,orxroort n<uac.x,f Y.y..
D1snatc,,cs wcro received in iii this chv today
Depase,o "e.e 'see'1a M .h'' ssty WA!
W Mayos hosc IRON " Merealth DaFlcs, t''at
ttts hundred 'nes were coming tllIs morning, md
that the Mayor Of Rock Island had Issued y
measures 10 organize 70 protect Themselves aud
their Interests.
On receipt Of this, Mayor Rose couau1tcd with
the Hon. H. II. Benson ind others, mud It was pro-
tho Union ''into company--lt being suggested
TINT in little time l00 ilsc!p-
lined men could be got, who ronld be
depended upon, md would do more e
lIng ar,ns. The matter was placed IL Mr. Ben
soil1s hu,,Is, aud he wRs organixing company
TO I,ntrol the city at night aud protect llfc aud
property.
Ii The meantime, Mayor Rose went to consult
view Of getting ar1ns and ammunition.
Thu Conductors Of the ST. Louis trains are
meeting Will. considerable trouble by trnmps
along their line. As Conductor Purcell, Of
freight train Nm Z, was coming north yesterday,
several hundred bonrslcd lis tratn at I}cards-
town and could not be induced tn ret on. lIe
te2cgraplcl to Monmouth far the ngcut to layc
some assistance on hand to remove them. 4
number Of cItzens turned out and the train was
rid or about 200. But after tho train
hnd started others were ohscrycl hid
dcu III box ears, and considerable per-
suasion Ind to be used to ret them on. They
very y muct Of thctts % and other dc dcpFeIatioua
committed By these men.
Conductor Daunall, Of freight No. 10, which
Uniou oi tbs morl,fng, rcports , tlat S00 tra1nus
boarded lid train. fle wus Of course powerless
to 1reycpt them. aud they rve 0, lis train to
Moline, where they got OIL Two hundred Of
, 1876-07-10
A VICTIM or DEMONS,

70 Me Editor a T4e TF4bun4.
1sp1ANApoL1s, Ind, July 0.-sfrs. Helen E.
Willis, a sister OF Senator N. II. Twtnhcll, Of
Louisiana, died here to-day. Tier death is at.
trtbutcd to the persecution to which her fasniy
we're subjected in the South. Within tho past
two years sle has lost a husband and brother at
the landa Of the ku-klux. mud came here with
her crippled brother Oh Ills WY to the East.
, 1876-07-10

The ulasm from Boz 1s yesterday morning
Was caused by an inclpirnt aro in the saloon
owned BY A. Wcruicke, Mt No. 157 Randolph
street. Damage nominal.
The alarm from Bog Ga25 at 10:t5 last evening
was caused by fire In a..frnmo alantv on Divis-
lon street near Rumsey, owned by John For
syth. Damage, StU0; uninsured.
, 1876-07-10

DzLoRApE, July 9.-0fllcia1 intelligence atl-
HIts that the servian attack on Nova Vasosch
WA repulscd, hut claims that the 8erytans cap
tured the entrcnchcd camp near Jasinja, They
h1c now Investing NoYitaxar and threatening
MtssoVitxa. =
, 1876-07-10
AT F1TCuuuRG. MASS,

F1Tcnnuno, Mass., July o.-Tbo main but1d-
ing Of the House OF Correction at south Fitch
burg, including workshops, Office, chapel,
kitchen, keepers residence, and stables, were
burned this morning It 3 O'Clock. The prison
proper wills aaYcd, aud all Of tho prisoners, aey-
enty.two IN number, safely removed. 1oss,
$4,000 to $4,000.
, 1876-07-10

10 cnses Laco Striped and Cheok.
cd Piquos at IL lao, sold laat
month at 81 lao.
, 1876-07-10
FINE HORSES DRIVEN 70 DEATH.

6ptcf1I U1sIAd2ch 70 The 7NkNne
DETNo'7, Micl,., July 9.-In Que Of the races
yesterday Afternoon 3ir. Brownwcll's stallion
George, from Peru, 1nd., gave out and died
lie was va1ued ut $lD,0O0. T0-tloy Gtlt.Edcc
owned by Vim. ". Alexander, Of Chicago, Vic
also took rart In the raec, mud valued ut S10OO
died.
, 1876-07-10
DROWNED.

Special DfspatcA 10 Iax Tribune
FoRF WAxsE, Ind, July o.-Thia morning
tho body of an old citizen named Joscph Strut
ton, aged 65, was found in the canal. 1t is sup
posed ho wandered Oh tho bank while In IN it,
to1icatcl condition. An inquest was held, tie
verdict being drowning.
, 1876-07-10
TIE GREAT STORM,

DUBUQUE, H., July O.-Anothcr body was re-
covered to-day at the Rocktlalo disastcr-onc Of
tho Rapp children. Thts leaves only one bolyrc-
mining to bo found. Tho Iowa Central Rail
rond will have tl.elr Western DlyIslon In run
Mug order by Tuesday next. Tho Eastcru
DNlaion ran trainR through to-dny
, 1876-07-10

MENDOZA, ILL.,, July 0.-Au accident occurred
yesterday near Arlington, by which Mr. John
Bell, Of that place, waa killed. It appears he
wns walking on the truck with two ladies, and,
In bis confusion to get out Of thc way OF in up
proac]ing tsain, slipped md had Ills lraliis
dashed out by tho pilot, He fingered for so,no
hours and dlcd last night.
, 1876-07-10
SUICIDE.
8bAcfaf MfpdfcA to TMf TrfbHG

LAYArsTTz, Ind, July o.-Ap unknown girl
tried to commit suicide this afternoon by Jump
Ing iu the lakc She was taken out before lIte
was extinct, and, BY vigorous Efforts, was rc-
stored. She IL unknown, aud ~ yet will not
tell about herself4
, 1876-07-10

PEonIA, ILL.,, July g.-Wllliam sInms shot
Louis Green last night, In the left arm aud
right side, while they were qoarrelng about
low womau: The wounds arc not fatal. Himms
IL in Jail. Both parties are young men.
, 1876-07-10
AT DIES MONIES,

Ef9c4H OHtpQ9tH 70 1H6 1F4UHhd.
DIS MONIES, ID, juno 9. An extensive plan
Ing md woodworking mill, Carver & Younp,
was destroyed by inccndIary fire this evening.
Loss on mill ard machinery, so 000: no INSTR
ancc. The loss was heavy IN work rcady for
delivery.