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SPEAKER kERR,s health.
Gratifying improvement under bis Treatmen
nj the springs.

WARRINGTON, July H-Speskor Kerr. IN a let
ter received todsJ, writes hopefully than any
time since his recent Illness and indication OF In
creisng strength Is Ia his handwriting, which appears
hrm and vigorous formerly aud though the letter
covered nve closely written pages HE hand seemed
have been 40 steady al the conclusion At the begin
ming. II 10 well known tnst Mr.: kerrr ilnc-s has
been due 10 DronchAi and catarrhal affections. The
mineral water OF the springs wonderful y relieved
these complaints end. aiding respiration. given nature
opportunity to Tecupcrate His ply slcan II he
eonnues to improve IN the next four weeks ae he has
during the few weeks Le mas been NJ the springs,
viii regain his health anu be strong tor the sctSe du
gf /
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THE LATEST OLD World NEWS.

Excitement in the Italian senate-A Tie on
the Yeas and Nays.
ROME, July 1.-the senate to-day discussed
the bill cOnce erning customs regulations
Deprets, the Minister OF Finance, defended the
b, ami sald Il involved a portion OF the ministerial
programme. II the DILL were rejected the Govern.
Welt would consult he Interest Of the country as 10
the course theN should pursue.
Al The disl.ion III Jeas ana naye were exactly equal
The Pre- lden consequently declared the Dlli rejected
several senators protested that the vote was voiu
Great excitement ensued. The sitting was adjourned
until Monday.
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Allah storm inMa...chu,ert,.

BosroN, July IA terrlfc hail storm passed
over SUDBURY Mass. this afternoon. rrees wero uS-
rooted. broken and OF fruit trees ana tue
crops generally are ruined
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stripped by Thieve. In a Public strset.

William Foster baggage master OF the Dele
ware. Lackawanna aud Western Railway Company
while affected by the heat, sat down Ferry street
ho6oken. yesterday. When nc recovered he fonnd
tha he had been robbie OF Ills gold watch aud chan,
his hat. sh0es and coat lie was TO the hospital
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ROME, Ca, July H.-Haywood Grant, convict
cd OF arson. hanged here to-day He confessed -
having KILLED tour men one Of whom was Gen. Hln6
man Cf tue Confederate army, at Helena ARK.
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HARRIsBURG. Pa. July H.-Goy Hartrsnft to1
day Issued u warrant tor the execution Sept. ol
WIN. Green, convicted recently Of the murder Of sam
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Killed by n Failing Tree.

PORT JERvIs, July H-Mr. WIN. II. Oliver, a
farmer Of Tompkins delaware county was struck by
falling tree while cnolpng timber on his farm last
Tues and Instantly Killed. his head being crushed IN.
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tltl 70 "rLl up and ! remained on the slde shlt, |
- "a ii-4cn rap M the door and then tell the
asht -ls's y Itli me 10 cgme w. When went up
Nflc~ tc door Win my hst. The door was Opeued
80 oAu Ne walked Ia. There but man In the
nn' room Sh~h Ne ven ~. Esden read warrant
80 "setl 'Le man ln The frOAt room II that his
yAul ahl At SAID yes" We,then went into the /. OK
sS,u az tao mrn 10 bed klsden then READ
k+Vl".i ne ffOu The wsrr4nt. and man with bald
80 80 '.'' up tud Hallf That's not NY name" 1he
80 oer iau on the brd raised up said That Is ny
go ElsaeA llrh read another name from
-" ar 'ut' hll thea TIE bad healed man
50 heh " NhA tor DO YOU want ue ?" ESaen
80 80 ne Aal tuinuiuus, at Understood him Tor go
-. nir Qua GEMS tor a breach of thr peace Then
80 - VI ne bed aud Lexuu 70 put Ou their clothes
r. "NF 'nlhs among ticinsrNes. Then the man la
49, '.iN- ihlo in- rear room. Els rn aud | Wrre
49, in lNe norway bsLatcA tie rooms. ! sup.
-, t''J 'tIe ofrsslNX tO 20 Alous Nithus 1hefo
lu ~ - >, IVY fetolYsh Jlhg on a stand or somethng
VIZ Ut d. ~ m. TIC bald headed ulau seemel 10
\, ~ "' i''Hy,l H.,h MIN. One 0t The lnep, . ttIls
Pi'A "a - ks-tH L.O TIE fIyul ikym AUD tG6k up
Ia anu plt % iutO his panta OJns, I SAID 10
a. L. "' eD'.a npt iat hin / .ke that TeY0Yrr,
Eet ' ~" ,.il "Nl taNe ~ from HIN when W.
te ts.t 80" = H.'. ILls i4au went back into
baa H. ~ =, ,on. t'slen bud luy.ef at III time
Sf..' '"N "Al an came into the cufner Of me
M n,'. NJ d. utalr iiitIr man came out fryu
sn1. in3h oHt' ME- fcyUlVpf, ND yrIhbeG tnr Al
ylttt u ~ lhe Inu1kls. A. turned i s.w me re-
"a a. ,. 'H' Nt'cI Two firn were lcyelfen NJ na
~. n,t ' .ch MOI 10 snuut. anu Alo to Elsden 20
kia.nl nj, p',,ss, a ne luenl / cried oa, 90
~ laiv, "a w silr. snI .Oosed "a, nOld on
N' 'u~Vsu ''r tao dOVr The door bad
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orapuudr,ury In Uoudcua..

Read how the great comedian. Mr.. Sothern
oyrrcane a LoD by acting picEpockrt, IN thB weeks
IGlsUdl>d BeeAin. for sale on all tho news . ands
fnee Csnts-AaV,
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A stolen Painting Recovered.

LONDON, July lit Is rumored that Gains
borougn's painting of the Duchess OF Devonshire,
which was cut from It's frame anu stolen some two
months since, has been recovered.
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Every father OF an infant should read Mr.
Bangte's Aaby," by Max Adoier Ia this wcsz's nus
alsd Hlekl FeT sale st all tbs hotels, price ve AaS
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Martha Men ally, q child, OF 40 Prince street
run over and killed by an Avenue car in Prime
street yesterday.
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THE IDLEWILDs, CONTEST.
The Yachtsmen Out In tho Breczes Of .ae
Entrance to the sound.

The members Of the IdlewllS Club en-
iivened jamaica Bay yesterdr., with a yacht
race. The course was from OF the club house
at Long Neck Point, Though He'll Gate, Broad
Channoi, Ana Hssssck Crock to a stake boat In
rhrrow Day thence to q stake boat opposite
He'll Gate, and through Hell Gate. Broad and
Beach Channels to mark OF the Seaside House,
and return to the starting point, about II miles.
All tho yachts were in one class, and there was
time allowance Of two minutes to the foot. The
Judges were Jno. N. Crane, G. II. RAYMOND, and
Chns. II. Cbsthcid referee, Capt. |. J. Merritt.
The yachts crossed the line as follows Oracle.
l:lt0l l.. NJ: Adelaide, 1:l5:2g Carrie. 1:15:i {;
Unknown, 1865; No Name, 1:l6:01 Mary,
lil8;l7; Idlewild, 1:l6;26 Agnes, 1;l1:s8. Tne
Mary turned the stake boat OF the Seaside
House first, with the Idlewid close on her
he Is, only 40 seconds later. The Unknown, the
Oracle. and the AGNES followed, and the others
were some distance astern.
All lifted sheets, and those carrying jlbs
doomed them out on the return. At 4:38 the
Mary jibed her boom over, hauled on a wind,
and ran by the finish few minutes later, leader
OF the hect. The time, actual aud corrected, Of
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The prize, being n magnificent silver pitcl
and a gold-lined cup, was awarded to the
known, which beat the Mary on time allow ~
3 min. 21 SEQ,
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Thrrmome,er In New YORK. Ye.lerdar.
NEW JERSEY.

At8A. NJ, 10; o A. NJ. s0;0 A. NJ, IS; u NJ.
"a $3.50 +. ~, SO 6P. NJ, "a 9P. NJ, IS
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any dagger ~ The szteg'- e-is5
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JOHNSFOWN SAVINGS BANK.
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Geve-HmsHi Kxpcases-

Tie Democratic s11 Indepe1de1t
newspapers have been charging that
the expenses OF TIE present admins
-7s-iC1 are beYC1d anything ever
heretofore heard O. We publish BE-
low 9 sEl-- extract from TIE New
York F-isEsH3esf. 3 religions news
paper. showing the comparative eZ-
Pe1sss between the Presea. ard the
Baeha1al al1-i1is--atioa-
Yo1r s-aseDsn. q expenses Of the
GOTerou-c. for l.75, a. compared
EiIh lS5I- IS IuaecCrz1s and uisiesd-
iag- TIE l9lal expenses Of Buchs1-
ans ad1i1istr4.ioa (iacluding frs
quarter Of Mr. Licc.la'sJ Ee-e.
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Leap ye4r A-iz-s f0r ye haebe-
lo-. sud aiso Js .id0wer-
, 1876-08-27

struck BY bis antagonist walked deltb.r,..,
the outer edge Of the sidewalk and fra1 70
seVen-shooter, not at his assailant hnt to OF !
crowd. Fortunately, none Of the shnts ~ = tie
damage, aud the timely arrival Of Off;ca.a ua ~
put an end to all further disturbance !. fTfe
hour the drunken unknown was still usm a. lats
in an alcoholic bath and WIS still ohlisiloH
everything save de]irium tremens. t"os ID
Quite little buzz of Excitement W,
around the Amory yesterday az caused
by a report that colore3 chI1s
been murdered by its parents ana rq ! had
under the residence No. 2S5 Thr., oared
nue.. Officer Traynor was dctailed ~ are
tigate, and. after = short search. snccsav ~ 1aves
finding the body under the house. ~ tls9 d
Benjamin Robinson, colored man ma,.:aaer t:aaer:
white woman, stated that the child a.eo ~. ~ ta
born, ana, having no funds to expend Ia' ~ sll
neral, he concluded to bury 1t il fl. ~ a!l . IL.
manner possible. The remains easiest
brought to DR.. Bliss, who was ..ef ."efs
contrary opinion. and indeed he1d u !,
the child had been born alive. snJ Inas
his statement Robinson was locked M a upon
Armory to await an inquest by the Corronss.th ~ tht
day. Inquiry among residents in the g4es nie;.te %
gives no cause Of suspicion IS to fopt tealt] a'
but on the contrary several women are xttMs ntaH
to state that the child was born dead. hnt %tullo2
not swear to the fact, owing to their ahsen.csa an
the time OF its delivery.
, 1876-08-27

sewer without any further delay and before Inc
fall season; and be it further -...--..,.
Hesols<d, That we call upon our repsesentatlYe
in the Citv Council, and demand or thcm tnat rue
work upon this sewer shall be proceeded "ltn NJ
once and brought to IN early completion.
! Ex-Ald. Campbell spoke strongly IN favor OF
different points He thought they had asked
enough; they should now demand ther r1gntss-
The e1-Alder1nan, referring to the present Az Az
minstration, said that he was at raid that tne
appropriation for the sewer had been EXPENDED
for other purpose, although the Council cyl
IDENTIFY intended to apply every sum OF money 70
the object for which it was appropriated.
He was followed by several speakers, ana,
after little debate, it Was decided to adopt me
resolutions as they stood, the word demand =.
not to be changed to "request,'' as some Of
those present suggested.
Upon motion, Committee consisting OF
Mcssrs. Sage and Ellis was appointed to pre-
sent copies OF the resolution to the Aldermen
OF those wards throu gu which the sewer was to
pass to talk to them about it, and report the
Aldermen's views to the meeting which will be
held at the same hall next Saturday night, and
which will be still larger gathering, as each
one present last night agreed to bring one with
him
It was moved that ex-Ald. Campbell be
added to the Committee The gentleman de-
clincd, for, as he said, he did not want persons
to think that last nights meeting was all Camp
bell, and that he was trying to get into Con-
grcss through sewer. Adjourned.
, 1876-08-27

It Is understood that DR.. D. A. z. st..,. :,
this city, is to be married THURSDAY. sent' - -
The expectant bride is Miss Alice Tnm;p..'' =
daughter Of Sheldon Tomlinson, ESQ. ~ ~
tou1.
The Ninth Annual Reunion Of the F,,tr
second Illinois Veteran Volunteer Assocf,,tas
will be held at Geneva, Kane County, Tnr.a,.
Sept. 12. All members OF the Associ ation A..
urgently requested to be present.
The following ladies of the Woman's chr.tt,,
Temperance Union are appointed to lead ii,
daily Temperance meeting in Lower Farvell H,r
for the week commencing Aug. q: Moposr
Mrs ". ]. Kermott; Tuesday, Mrs. 1onisa
Rounds; Wednesday, Mrs. o. B. sehuylo..
Thursday, Mrs. Mather; Friday, Mrs. Lue]i. ::
Hagans; Saturday, Mrs. 4. P. Kelley. -
Thursday, the st. Georges Benevolent A.,o
ciation will hold their sixteenth annual nien;,
at River Grove, Desplaines Station. on RI" H..
Chicago j. Northwestern Railway. There viii
be two tTains-one ut and the other 1t II
o'clock-from the corner of Canal and KIM.
streets, stopping both ways at the North S;ds
Rolling Mills, Irving Park, and Jeferson'
There will be a public dinner in the wool,
under the charge Of Mr.. John Wright. r.
Great Western Light Guard Band with Cha;Yss
and Frank Lumbar quartette club hare been
engaged. There will be the usual Enplisb
games and pastimes, including q warl1tut
regatta and climbing the greasy pole. Annie
hare been made to insura H.
best Of order, which the Executive Committes
is determined to enforce.
, 1876-08-27
CRIMINAL.

A Penitentiary bird, having dozen aliases,
but whose real name is ". H. Smith, was yes
terday bound in bonds Of $500 and turned
over to Marshal Smith, OF Missouri, who wants
him upon charge Of counterteiting. Smiths
term at Joliet had just expiaed for similar
crime.
George Thompson, wcll-known thief, en-
dcaVored to walk away with horse and buggy
that was left standing yesterday morning at No.
196 Dearborn street, by Charley G. Bussey. The
evidence as to the theft was only partial. hnt
upon CHARGE OF vagrancy, Judge Summerfeld
sent him to the House of Correction for a term
Of sixty days.
w. j. Robbins borrowed watch from Frank
Al9er, and at once paWncd it at his uncIe's.
whose door is adorned with brazen globes.
Alger complained Of such conduct, and, after
quite sklrmish with Robbins last evening, sue
ceeded IN having him taken in at the ArtnorY.
Thomas Lyons and James Dempsey, bows
about " years OF age, got in q quarrel about
swing last evening at the corner of Elizabeth
and Arnold streets, during which Lyons draw
pocket-knffe and jabbed it into Deilpsey's lcft
side, inficting deep though not severe flesh
wound. He then made his escape, and las not
since been heard from. The wounded boy was
taken to the home OF his parents, No. 1913 Ar
Fold street.
Some unknown man, too drunk to either pive
his name or any information as to where he he-
longed, made things lively for time Yesterday
afternoon IN front Of the Palmer House. The
fellow had engaged In q row with another ner-
son equally drunk As himself, and upon being
, 1876-08-27

9. cravins. Sacramento: E. R. secomb, Boston
T: Z. Scteyer. Charleston. S. c.; Capt, ". 4.
Maize, U. S. A.; A. r. Finiay, New Orleans; S.
+; Iarrell St. Louis; Il. s. Platt and G. C 6.
{. CouE, " Geor::is: 4. ". Bur1,a.n and
:; 7: ';reen Richmond, Ky; Grand Paciae-
Roswell Hart, Rochester; !. II. Simpson, Indian
apo1is; B. F. Jennings, p:ttsburg: A. &. Boone,
Colorado; Henry 7. Williams, editor Of The Paeiae
Tourist. New York: J. F. Perry. Frankfort; Judge
E. Wakelcy Omaha; Ira A. Paine. New York; =.
4: Ford s.. Loa:s; B. $ Edwards Springfield; !;
dtanapols; John Long, Scotland; John Patton,
New York fremont Aouse-A; s.; kahli1d.
Glo6e- Democrat, st. Louis: Morris Simmonjs,
New York Dramatic Agency; Il: 4: Hersey, New
York; T. G EIse' Trentoa; B. F. "qSd, }s.a;aI Mil
Cairo; D. W. Dny, Eau Claire; John DudSeon.
4: Kalamazoo. Sherman HoMse-The =, Hon. :, ?; a:
folio; C. D. Gorham, Fort Wayne; S. #. Hoycy,
Boston: the Hon. II: 4. Bromley, St. Paul; Coz.
noggs, and 4. G; Dalyell, Pittsburg; the Hon. c.
Atkins, Council Bluffs: H: Gordon, Rochester; F.
C. Butler, Newark; f. L, Smith, Denver; the
Hon, A. Shaw, CooperstoMn, n. I.
, 1876-08-27
WESTERN AVENUE.

An enthusiastic meeting Of citizens of tn,
Twelfth Ward was held last night in Campbell
Hall, corner Of Van Buren street and Campbell
avenue, for the purpose of protesting against
the failure of the city to build a sewer on West
crn avenue, and to devise means BY which the
sewer partially built could be completed. E
II. Jcf1ries WAS called to the Chair, and 6. ".
Reed of1iciatcd as Secretary.
Remarks were made by Aessrs. Hager, Tuhey,
Montgomery, Campbell, and Others They all
thought that, inasmuch as they were tax-pay-
crs, that the money which they paid should be
applied as well for the improvement OF that
part of the city in which they lived as for the
further improvement Of part already well
provided with conveniences and comforts They
argued that they had becn treated unjnstly, and
they proposed to do all in their power to have
the sewer built for the sake of the health Of
that part Of the city. The thing had been
started, and the citizens had offered to advance
the money for its completion. Why were their
wishes not respected aud their offer accepteds
They had made three requests that the work be
finished, but no attention had been paid to
them.
Upon motion, the Chairman appointed Messrs.
Crane, Gage, Campbell, Ellis, and Caldwell as a
Committee on Resolutions. They withdrew and
prepared the following:
WHEREAS. The section Of country adjacent to
Western avenue is thicky populated and entirely
destitute OF sewerage, and Is subject to overflow III
the spring and fall months, to the great incon-
venience OF the citizens, By which overflow the
streets rendered almost impossible during the
said months and the health Of the citizens greatly
endangered by the filthy condition Of the bitches
during the whole summer season: and
WHEREAS. The City Council has heretofore made
appropriations sufficient for the construction Of
sewer on Western avenue. part OF which sewer
has already been built and large amount Of ma
t=rial remains Iow along said street; and
, WHEREAS. There is now in the City Treasury a
arge portion Of the appropriation for said sewer.
and private parties in the neishboroood Of said
street have offered the said city all the funds tha;
may be necessary to finish said sewer, which onet
has been declined BY the city; therefore, be it
:Resolted, That we. the taxpayers and citizens
Of said vicinity, insist upon the completion OF aaid
, 1876-08-27
THE CITT-HALI,

The license receipts yesterday were about
S1,500.
The Board OF Public Works yesterday issued
an estimate Of $497 to Coz Bros, contractors
for the masonry work Of the Milwaukee avenue
viaduct.
County-Trcasurcr Huck sent over $4,000
yesterday to the City Treasurer. The money is
the proceeds from the collection Of city taxes
during the week. The largeness Of the amount
, 1876-08-27
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, 1876-08-27

OF all his dotnps while at the national Capt.
70, h a,net;o+.., - oons;darah,e length
sa4' -. . pa'iateu a. eous"1,1 p.as,aon+ ena
on his interviews with the President oo ana
Attorney-Gcneral Taft, and related "ltn
tie accuracy of a shorthand reporter all the
conversation he had with them. Finally it was
agreed that 1r, Storrs should return to Chica-
go, and act as special counsel for the Govern
mcnt in closing up all the whisky cases; that
he should, on behalf of the Government, move
before Judge Blodgctt that the "frst BATCH -
and all others who claim immunity, be called
up to show cause and explain fully what prom
iecs were made, and by whom made, in consid-
Grafton Of their souealug This being done and
spread On tne records Of The Court, traasfirPt Iran
expected that the pardons of the exiles will i'm
mediately follow. In this connection Mr..
Storrs states that It is not the desire Of the
Government to treat those claiming Immunity
With any hardship. All that is required is that
they shall state fully how the trades were made,
and By whom. Those Who will be called up
, 1876-08-27

.e*s. ~ c1VF1tS9
the SPECIAL counsel for the e1ilcs over the
kline, returned from Washington via Detroit
yesterday morning The result OF his labors
was anticipated in THE TRIBUNE some three or
four days ago. In the forenoon Mr.. storrs was
closeted with his clients in the Grand Jury-room
for about two hours, where, under lock and kew.
and with the approaches guarded by trusty sen
tinels, he gave the eager ten detailed renort
, 1876-08-27
TIE COURTHOUSE.

There was yery little that yas new In the
four+- -Honso c,onc ;oh rae+e,f,ov Tho nartio,
49,, ,' stoAe .eo r.
WHO nao peen at "ofk securing a1noa'1ts 10 BUS
tain petition for an injunction were still act
i've, but accomplished very little Walker. too,
was actire Int his activity vas dtrcctcd toward
nor,ect;ne The stea1 vote,i hv tbe County Ro.rd
ind lie seemed to eare ~ very Iii little % abos % the
threatened Injunction: He was considerably
perturoed, however, Tor since the award has 1s
oeen lnade TO s''m ne mas been pushed Oh az
sides, and the old executions against him and
inc inc mortgages Oh hls quarrles net net
INN on eVery street corner. one
OF the conditions upon which the
award was made to Mcneil, 1t Will be re-
n1cmpereo, Was tnat walker snould G'vc Tue
county hrst lien on nis quarry. Mhlie the
has served to rive him considerable trouble, and
late Yesterday afternoon there were grave
doubts about his ability tn comnIy with The
terms. and ajso about his pcttiip accentable
hnnds1nrn. The 1Rinp', viii. hnxeyer! hein
lin over hts troubles. snd. inasmuch a. he has
succeeded so lar, there is yery little doubt but