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specta, Dspatch to Tie Tribune.
WASHINGTON, b. C., July 0.-Tlc impcach-
ment trial gots forward with unexpected ylgor,
fact duo entirely 10 tho well-prcpare.l casc Of
the managers, aild tho superior management of
McMuho,i, of Ohio, who lcals tile case on behalf
OF tho House. The trial, us 1t stands, Is u,rls-
takahly fatal to Ucu. Dclanap. The appoints
n,ent OF btarah; tho tra,sfcr u tho appointment
to Evans; tho receipt Of regular instailmcnts Of
money from Marsh, beginning: soon aftur thu
appointment was lnadc; tho indoFscmcnt Of
dsafta; tho full knowledge OF rascaily charges
for goods lnado bY EyanH, tho trader At Fort
Sill the dtsrcgarl OF eosnplalnts-thcso lave
all bccn fully proved already against
testimony Is not yet all III, aud when
It comes, II reports direct from tic managers
are to be believed, there will not bc plank for
tho dctenso to stand upon, THO managers hope
TO bo mills to examine Marsh md Evans to-
morrow, iu which case tho direct exalnina-
ton OIL tue pa1t of thu prosecution will close
not later than the day after.
The counsel Of Belkuap l,uyc, thus tas, sue
ceedel iii breaking down or confusing uone VI
the wltncsscs, aud tile case ~ presented by tho
,nunagurs las been = direct, consecutive, we'll
velopci. Tho COURSE 81 tho defense ilas not UT
nec1i demonstrated, hut &ho cx-sccrctary
Le lad no fear oi conviction.
Gen. Delkuap's COUNSEL evidently hops 70 provo
that Ae appointed Evans to tla post-traderslllp
believing lin to bc acceptable to tlg officers of
payments from, Evans to Marsh. Tho receipts
81 lnoney by nslknap from Aarsti, thcy will A.
tempt tu show, he believed to 4e Gil nccount Ut
Lis Wtfe's Ggst husbands estate.
Axr0KrON1AL PRIVILEGE.
The Senate sustained Mr.. Carpenter In bis
declaration, when TliE l'n,nuNE correspondent
was examined gu Saturday, that regular news
paper correspondent cannot bo expected TO dla-
clone tha sources OF hla information,
soNxTIIlku 700 MUCH or TlIls.
The President, 4 few days ago, expressed con-
flence In Dclknsp's fnlucetlce, believing that
hts connection with the Marsh money Was iuno-
cent.
, 1876-07-10

A TRIPLE HOMICIDE.

EDFfkSHoHT&Hc$ Al
c,vvr,s V.,ITy. po.. 1ulv 6,-scattered
.,a. .a,,u sf.ho I,,,a ph1rs .ost from .h,o
a!ope spur " tuo naua tsoe ,,,s 4'o". s"''
place, known "a tho ekenal1"ah !illis' arc sever
al huts occupied By tribc OF hush 1sangers"
numbering ahout 100. They belong to the low
cst ori,sr ~ hnman h@,nrs. and ltyo rnore uke
ess s o'es nsa,. w. ' ."n man 1n tho % .,,ncr I'm n,
women and ch!ldren peddle berries about tho
adjacent country, whlte tns n'ens!ealhooppoles
;na 4a1oah ss a.er seg i've s
.ne'. =" 49,, ~ .i "a.s rtn .1'rst .ens.a. -
hunting and trapping. lhey dweH togethcr
pfosnt,enona'y haying gat @ i"ns ssm''{ , nam NAMES
-the Catkefet siullHs, uozl"ans, anu atacss-
and haye long been the pests ,. o. II t9e neShnor.
violence have been charged afainst M them'
EARLY on tto morning ot tue bth q Jaiy
halfnaked boy from ti,s III! ra. ITO IT., fnas VILLAGE
with the report that thGfo Wasta w Mfht qh tlle
catker and stabbed sai Cs1sss sa had h!nsci
been stabbed ny SEINE onein the lisht "Jamsey"
carker was tho acknowlctiged champion o1 Tug
ttbe anu "eans caskes ~ Fs vas he rspntea
al1 three almost giants III size any strength. On
tho night vt the 8d The woman haa beet, IN the
village and procurcu 1Wo gallons o. WHISKY.
On receipt u tue aooVe he"s nuM1eF OF
men, with an o'tlser, stalteA % 1of the nv; ana
find te eaol o. ola Maa!i,s su.!0ahaea vea ana
u oe& xhe "i1 va! yels swes se ssfesniaE r
crying, and allwere gesttcu,stlng Wildly; gal
Carker was found lying on Tue RFound In the
cahin, wltl. fearful gash IN iler lett oFc9st,
from wtl!ch the blood wa stlll flowing; Or.
Tho xomnis was conscious, and although
weak, asked tho Doctor saSaEeiy:
"Iaye they Killed Janlsey Cafkcr yet, daiNu
his sou!F'
aonc drunken friend Of Jamsey's replied,
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people, duubtfeas, DO not generally understand
thc scope of this bill nor the very Important
cflccts w1lIc., would result Should It bo enacted
intn law, tho bl there can Ike no dou!, would re-
sult in Reputation in It's worst form. az
values nnw stand, It proposes tho payment OF
saiuabl" al 1'' tan t tat IN WIFI Will pem'eton ii isSs
proposed to pny ti.cn The htfl tnakcs silver
tloliass lcgal-tcnder n payment for al debts
of t!. United st,tcs The .vc, dollar, II coined,
sSa rseeR KY sylar 70 Tc s Of Tic eo sses
bill maintain that 1t canrot be otherwise con-
btrllcd than TO mean TINT the entire outAtand-
ing indebtedness Of the United states inay 10
ts aePrcsats s'e, aoln1, TG 1naE y
less value than ti'o gIecnback dollar. The In
aatIon!sts in the House have. become 30
strengthened since tho 81. Louis Convention
concur In almost anything ths soutl! proposes,
though the Senators arc not all agreed as to tts
effects.
THE BLAINE INVESTIGATION.
The latns n nvss,g1toG u! s 70 ne rsnere S To-
ter. Mulllgan and fhlcr arc already, here.
Autltgan ID understood to have denied The re-
port tat he safd that the letters read bJ i5!anc
In the 1Iuusc wcre exactly tic letters Blaine
maintains that ho Inns made. no statement
afllrmatiycly Or negatively in this connection,
and does not Intend to do 40 until placed up0fl
the stand. The demand will doubttess be mn1e
to hayG the investigation abandoned altogether
In view Of lfs appointment to the Senate: It is
not known what actfon tue CONN will tako
fn this matter.
10 The H<akrn Assocfdied ifvss.
MATTERS TO NK DHorrKn.
WAsn1sorox, u. G., July 0.--lt Is not sup
posed tho Scnate Will act ou the Paci'lc FAIL
! ROAD Sinking Fund bill, or that for equalization
| Of bounttcs for want Of time, and the House
will not further consider tho Morrison Tariff
| bill at this session.
| THE APPROPRIATIONS.
The Joint Committee Of Conferences On the
| sundry Civil Bill were In session seven hours
| to-day. They adjusted many Of the difficulties,
tho Committee, on the part Of one branch o.
Congress meeting that G: the other halfway
1t Is supposed tlat tl!ey will dispose of tho bll
tomorrow, The main point Of the dil'GuIty I
Of the Revised statutcs III relation to the regis
tratlon Of voters and appofntn,cnt OF superris
ors Of Elections md Deputy aud Special Depu.
| ty Mars!als, aud toucliing tho supervision o
| elcetionS.
DON CARfI09.
Don Carlos md suite arrived here last nigh
from Richmond, and arc stopping quietly here.
, 1876-07-10
SILL lk-S.

Lyons Black Gros Grain Silks OF
tho best manufacturers at 600, Il,
and S1.26.
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subsequently he and John Macc put mp hut, :
and were joined by Sal Carfcr, or "Blg sal, }"
a. hhn hA11Ax4

s s6'essy s hs nd n q p9. Gs1 Mr. pu! s
as she was called.
On The 4th Of July, towards evening. nearly
every man and woman on the tiil being more Or
lcss erazed s;s With liq%o5 amsey G1sksr me. S old
md Sal Carkcr Joined the. fray on behalf Of
Mace. This waa the signal for otl,crs to take
sides 9Th Jasey Tic rst R RH,ton a stahss stanncd
iuntinS and Then nj sasied hin vtth L i;
the breast and threw him from him. Beans was
picked up dead and carried away by John Mace.
ba1 Cacrker had seized Jnmscy around tho neck
s pea f s4 s and a3SSusa eS sf ps hef lou. aas ms
she he'd tightly, and w.s choking h% batlly Y
knife, buried It in her breast. Bhe hung on with
bulldog tenaetty, but wsa torn away before sho
raised to in!!ict It. As the woman vas dragged
awn5, the crowd closed about Jamscy, some
shouting. XIII him! kill i'i'ni" but the ma.
torty fighting for him. While the struggle was
sg sg G ess ess.%sS sn'G ~ euti se % snd e@
Somebody's stabbed mel" The crowd opened,
and hc was borne home. .He waa
cut ia the abdomen, and groin.
e g effn q e ps,t 10 y from nut ns u s
carried to = deep cave : mlle distant IN the hlIl
where he subsequently, died, Ills body. betnt,
brought back to hts hut while The examination
WAS ii progress. Opinion was divided rs to who
| inflicted the fatal wounds upon him, SOME he
leving they were the work Of his statcr Bal,
while othera credited them 10 Joe Mncc, but nj
rclinbe evidence could l,o procured of The point.
| Eight others Of the tribe were more ur lcRa
| seftously injured IN the fight.
The desperate fray and trsply fatal consc
quences wil, It Is believed here, lead at once t.
the enforced remnyal.of the outlaw band from
The nelehborhood. Legal steps will at once Be
| taken with TINT object.
, 1876-07-10
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Vigorous Pursuit Of the Train
Robbers in Missouri.
The Very Remarkable Performance Of
Colored Troops in Georgia.
Their Ignorant Arrogance and 1nglorions
Discontinue.

Eptcfaf DflpascA to The Tribune.
sr. Lofts, July 9.-Conccrnfng tho Missouri
Pacific traln robbery, your correspondent Tonight
asecrtaiucd from orc of tic DtvIston 8upcrtn.
tendents that the officials are almost certainly
on the trail Of the man who led and planned
the schctnc. lie resides near where the rob-
berry took place, and for the past three months
has been atscnt On q number Of mysterious
trips. posse Of armed men started in pur-
suit OF him from scdalia thls morning, and 10
said to be close At Ills heels. Tho officials de-
c,ncd to disclose anything further, except that
they have not been notified Of ant ar
rest thus far, nor has any information
been received at the oGlcc OF tue Chief OF ro-
lice. Gen. Bacon Montgomery, who 1eads. tho
claAe. IL the mnn who was lit command OF tho
State militia in 1865 and stationed as Lexing-
ton. He has Ind grea. experience In fighting
and mnsn SrotbsI. \ Pba T. ass; ]
deeds have made them famous, reside ct john
son City, couple of miles from Monegaw
Springs, for which point squad started ycster~
ay yr ong .. TIT vss ss st,as the saTpg ssappGsson sn
t no,;s IT, Ss:s}sl Nv % s r. fss gss following
lated Coal Camp, July 9, 10 P; m, . niles
this side Of Florenco nnd took to the hills,
probably to meet again at somo point agreed
aRh" wRthout tnsy saccess es 70 cross Tic osage Rysr
light. About this morning Sheriff Mar-
ray formed d junction with U.s.. Leaving
Ts came 70 s' pot 10 PICK .nS
now arc satisfied the robbers are III the vicinity
| where we lost the trail. will double back from
| here, md slirnlsh the timber where We lost
] -. %t,etac 1ta m L.
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old. Forty.two persons wctu killed, And 1ostY"
seycn se5iously Injured,
FIRES.


CASTLE GARDEN. i
Epecfoi Dfspdtch to 7ns Tdb"ne.
Egw Yong, July D.-Castlu Garden Waa ac"
atroyc1 by fire this afternoon. Tho main "a'is
Of the old fort, which formed tho original strlcs
ure, were very stuutly built Of stonc and Win
stood tho flames, but tho light and dry WOOL
work which composed the rest Of tho building
burned with great rapfdtty, and tho aames
could not be checked TIL inc "noie
interior Of the building and root and some nu-
t1ttlnns to the main structure Wcro destroyed.
1,ooks. papcss, md Valuable property belonging
to Tho Emigration Department whcrc consumed.
Therc were about eo0 immigrants In tho build
lnr, oil Of whom, with most Of their baggagc,
wcrc saved. Tho cause OK tic
Err Il uncertain. Some attribute It to
careless smokers among tho immigrants, others
IN spontancous combustion due to the intense
heat.
Csat1c Garden has been long famous in New
York. Il was used hundred years ago as 4
foYt. II aftcrNard BECAME an assembly room
for balls and public .ncetin0s. 4 great ball was
given there IN 1894 to Lafayette. Afterward
Il was uscd a. an Opera House and concert
oom and yenny na was mt neafn Inc ,e1a bcc N
the headquarters Of tho Emigration Depart.
mcnt, w1losu arrangements for tho comfort Of
en,lgfunts, and their protection against fraud,
were very complete.
NEW YoRK, July e.-The famous Ga CIRCULAR
! building on tho Battery, known as Castle Gar
den, WIS completely destroyed by frc this even
N9tng H., g Hut ts %n S S3]affsd ghdsa 1s Wiz
many Of the greatest singers Of tho world and
ri have delighted fashionable audiences
Ysai' Ysa sssa ssa' Sss bs 2st sss 1sstne SSass
for Thousands Of hopeful immigrants. At i: rs
, 1876-07-10
REPUDIATION.
SUCCESSFUL XFPORT9 TO DAUn T1lf8 COMrLE1
ION on TIE ST. LOUIS FLATfoRA.
Sp<ctai Ntpdtch to Tie Tribune.

SUCCESSFUL RFPohTs TO ,.a nAui. TILE ! CoAfAE1-
ION On TUE Vt. .oo.s rLAafoNA' ~
Special Mtpaseh TO 7ae 7raeane
WAsnISaToS, u, T., July 9.-lhc Dcnocfatlc
inGattonists OF the House had arranged Tor d
r,,,r,,a In In 1,rt inst cvenInp for TIN n,,rnosa
~ 1a,.,a..,,- .n,. =, ,o,,,o tho rsnoo1 ~ tha
u ac.s'',e '"sa4'@ ose " ~ =. Wv
Resumption aet o. lo,o' nut' !or eo'he tcasonr :,
probably the sudden death Ut Representative E.
7, parsons-is yas postponed A final attetnpt
,,l In ,,,a,a to.,norroy In ,cn,rc x,tc,, rcnort
t.n. w.. ~ ~ c",,,ri..no NJ n,E,r and crrcr"r
rom .uc tua''.ee VI ua'nA a"a Sa.sn.' 49,. ~.
aa Will cIlnbte Lie doufe 10 carTy OUT Inc III
stsucttons Of thu ST.. Louis Convention
in rerurl to tho law, As the Commit.
tor now stands. five nre in fayor Of tlo
=. a.. n.a,,,.,,,c,, aot VIII q q C,~ -
repeal ol inc Nesu1al'tion "t-"'n' .. - eo1' ol
New York, Henry .. Payne, Of ohfo, John
1udfana. and Samuel D. Buchara, Of Wisconsin
s,I ns,'.a.x.,. ,a1 ot~ ~, onro.od ~ q n,
a' pe"qs'ase A o. Gn,sa w. etpossu y. s..,e ~ 40
lo'lo"a; Nanuaii L. oioso'l' VI Iou1e'a''a, ~ @t.a
Scott Wike, Of Illinois, Democrats, and Wash.
inpton Townsend, of Pennsylvania, John A.
Kssson, Of Iowa, Benjamin r. Evans OF Rhodc
Ist2nil, Jpy 4. Hubbell, Of Michigan, RcpullI-
ABOUT uupnELL's VOTE,
hut his latcst public .yorl On this suhicct, mailo
btuy, IL against the repeal. On that dny Ilol-
maj. Introduced bill proposing to repeal tho
ncgufnnt|on act, and moved suspension OF tile
, 1876-07-10

81. Nnst Ponser. |,Yers, Juiy7.
There are lio reports, as yet OF serious grass-
hopper derastations, although the pests have
been ut work In Cottonwood and nd iaccnt coun-
ties. Mr.. Thaubcrt, Of Mountain Like, who
has been over the whole ground, reports In the
aiankato Rszit,o that some farmers hare suffer-
cd severely. but that losses arc by no means
styuc.ton has been maintained thu saving Is
marked, and that On tho Wilder and Merriam
farms fighting the pests has been kent up, and
tho result is the promise Of q good crop.
, 1876-07-10


AugCsTA, Ca, july 8.-Robert Butler, and
anotllar citizen Of Edgcaeld County, complained
that they were interrupted by co'orcd militia
company. who blocked up tho public highway.
Prince Rivers, colorcd Trial Justice, sum-
moncl witnesses, and Doc Adams, Captain Of a
company, became 50 insolcnt that Rivers ar
rested him for contempt. This afternoon, when
tho trial was resumed, the company rescued
Adams. Rivers, who In addition to being n
Trsal Justice, commands tho 8tate militia,
ordered the company to diaarm, and, on their
refusing called upon tho citizens for aid, when
tho militia company took possession Of a
brick building and refused to surrender. Fire
Was opcncd by both sides for several hours,
aud oue white man, Mackey Mcrriwctf!ert was
killed, and smother white ,nan POUNDED. Ono
prisoners. A small piece of artillery was takan
from Augusta To Hamburg, but utter firing q
few rounds tho ammunition -gayo out Tho
citizens Of Edgcaeld are aided BY tho ctizcns
Of Augusta, aud regular siege has been ]aid
to TIC building In which the negro militia arc
YEsrgnpAr's DEVELOPMENTS.
10 tA4 Hfttsrn Assoetafed Prxse
1,as tcr,ninatei dIsastrousiy. This morning,
between and o'clock, st1 negroes were k!llcd
mud three wounded. One white man Was Killed
and another wounded. After the whites frea
four rounds from piece Of artillery, The negroes
and oat.houscs of adjoining buildings. Fifteen
we're captured, and the otiIets, including Capt.
Doc Adams, escaped into tho country. 1t is rr-
ported that sonlc Of the prisoners were Slot
The unfortunate affair Is dcplorcd by all good
citizens Of Iotl, races, and there y deep regret
that better counsels did not prevail. Tho dead
wero buried today. Crowde, ct people from
Augusta Waited Hamburg. Whites aud blacks
, 1876-07-10

They Arc Coming. Five Hundred tThou-
sand) Strong.

They Arc Coming. Five Hundred gThou-
sand) Strong.
Davenport 1suoerus. July =.
Dispatches we're received in this city to-day
.nre hundred 'ne'' were coming u!ls morning, and
that the Mayor of Rock Island llau Issued
TO- oleaneo saas e proc and
their Interests.
On receipt Of this, Mayor Rose conaultcd with
the uon. IL. II. ncnson an4 Others and II Waapro.
posed to osEanszc tho " "Vetcrans o. the naf Iof
ttat s il lit'ie time i00 S!scip.
depended upon,. aud would do more e.
effective service than aO men unused r. hand
1S n9 10 u
to Jmirtl tho city at night a'ld protect life anu
proter!y.
In the meantime, mayor Nosc went 70 consult
Coz. Flag'er: commanding ,.f tae nfscn"'' ~'th
The Conductors q tho st. Louis trains are
meeting with considerable trouble by tr9tupss
along their linc: Az Conductor Purcell, OF
freight train No. Vs. soi n nSrth yesRferaa1y,
town aud csuld not be induced to Get Of. Ho
tclcErapllel to Monmouth for the agent to have
some usasstance Of, liand t. remove them. a
number nf citizens turned 0lt anu tho tram was
rtl. Of about goo. Dut after TIC tfa!n
lIad started othcrs were oascsyct h'd"
den IN box casB,, anu considerable per
suasion had 10 be used to get them on. They
claim to be harvest lands anu want 10 g. to
very much Of t'lcits and other dcprelations
committed by these men:
Conductor Dannnll, Of freight No. 10, which
arrived here at 10:20 =. is., says the Rock Island
Union Of this morning, REPORTS that Soo tlainps
to prevent them, aud they rode IN tho traiu to
Moline, where they got oil. Two luulrcd OF
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ESCAPE.

CLEVELAND, O., July Sat midnight 1ast
night SIX prisoners confined In thc Central
PolIce-statiou attacked and ovcrpowercd tho
guard, whom they gagged, after Which they
sawea oil two iron bars, mud, crawling out the
window, made their escape. No alarm was
glven till three hours afterwards, and the pri-
Boncrs, who arc ali desperate thieves, have not
get been captured. It is stated the tailer had
been guilty Of carclcssncss in permitting one uf
the prisoners to obtain knife from his brother
, 1876-07-10
A VICTIM OF DEMONS.

10 The Ed9of q TA6 T76uHt4
1sp1ANAroL1s, Ind, July 9.-Afrs. Helen E.
Willis, sister Of Senator II. II. Twttchcll, Of
Louisiana, died here to-day. Her death Is at
tributcd to the persecution to which her famfly
were subjected In the South. Within the past
two years she ias lost husband and brother at
tue lands OF the ku-k1u1, and cnmc here with
her crippled brother on TITS why to the East.
, 1876-07-10
CASUALTIES.
TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
u,.n.jr4 nj.nzfnk ~ ~ %ftt.&A,3MA

1PRI4H ll9p03eH TO 1H9 174p1"'
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July o.--1ohn ". Short,
The balonst who met with serious injuries July
4, contrary to all predictions, Is improving, aud
prospects for recovery orc good. llls right leg
was amputatcd, lis Left leg Ia In sputs, and his
cumstancca will permit. Felix, who lost an arm
by thu premature discharge Of a cannon on tho
Fourth, Is also Improving and will probably re-
cDYeE,
, 1876-07-10

6pzc7d1 D71pa4e6 70 tn 7f79HHz,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 0-The preliminary
examination Of Preiss, Hepp, anl Boncs, saloon
ists, for the murder Of Washburne and the cut
ting Of Boyle, the night Of July 8, Il still In
PROCESS, unl will be continued tomorrow. The
evidence thus far points to Hepp % the man
who killed Washburac- BoYle is recovering
from thu effects Of his wounds.
, 1876-07-10

FlTcununo, Mass, July 0.-Thc matn build
tng Of the House Of Correction at South Fitch
burg, including workshops, office, chapcl,
kitchen, keepers residence, and stables, were
burned this morning 1t 3 o'clock. The prison
proper was saved, aud all Of tho prisoners, sew
sn.y-two In number, Rafcly removed Loss,
4p.QQQ to $TG,ON.
, 1876-07-10

The a1arn from Box IS yesterday morning
was caused by nu inctpirnt aro In tho saloon
owned by A. Wcrntcle, ut No. 157 Randolph
street. Dnlnnge nominal.
Tho alarm from bUx 0s5 at 10:15 Inst evening
was caused by fire In a..frumc slIantv on Divfa-
ion street ,,csr Rumaey, owned ly John For
syth. Damage, sl00; uninsured.
, 1876-07-10

DE1nolr, Mich, July 9.-1n one Of the races
yesterday afternoon Mr. Drownwell's stallion,
George, fro1n Perm, Inl., gave out and died.
lie was valued Mt s1D,000. To-day Gtlt-Edge,
owned BY Wm u. Alexander. Of Chicago, wflo
also took part In the race, at'l valued ut $1,000,
died.
, 1876-07-10

DUBUQUE, Ia, July O.-Anotlicr body was re-
covered to-day at tho Rocktlalc disaster-one Of
thu Rapp children. Thls leaycs only one body re-
manning to bo found. Tho Iowa Centrnl Rail-
rOal viii have their Western Diyison ia rum
Mug order by Tuesday next: The Eastern
Dlylaton ran tfains through today
, 1876-07-10
SlttCl

8ptc{dt M1palcA 70 1Hs 1F7bHa@
LAY4rkrrz, Ind, July Can unknown girl
tried to commit suicide this afternoon by jump
ipg tu the lakn 8he was taken out before life
Mas extinct, a1nl by vigorous elusts, WIZ rc-
stored. She L. unknown, mud ~ yet WILL not
tell about AerEell.
, 1876-07-10

6ptetai Dispafck 10 1ne Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, July 9.-ThEs morning
tho body Of an old citizen nu.ned Joseph Strait
ton, aged 6, rms found III the canal. 1t Ia sup
posed hc wandered off the bank while In IN III
tox!eatcl condition. An Inquest was held, the
verdict being drowning.
, 1876-07-10
RUN OVER AND KILLED.


MENDOZA, ILL.,, July 0.-An accident occurred
yesterday near Arlington, by which Mr. John
Bell, Of that place, was killed. It appears he
wns walking On the track With two ladies, Ind,
In Ills confusion to get ont Of the 'yay Of in up
preaching tratn, slipped aud had Ills brAt,is
dashed out by tic pilot: He fingered for some
hours and died Lust night,
, 1876-07-10
GRENADINES,
GRENADINES.
GRENADINES.

Our 3 yards wide Iron-Frame
Gronadine, extra heavy mesh, at
Sl.50 per yard, former price, 42.60.
, 1876-07-10

RIxctal DjtpateA II Ia 5rtbana
WARRINGTON, July V.-rllo Silver bill " still
In conferxncc, but !ts substantial principles
havu been Ap2:syrd by the two uousca. Thu
, 1876-07-10

Special bffpalch % 7as 1f76an@.
Das MoIsEs, H., juno 9.-An extensive plan-
Ing and Woodworking mill, CaFyer Il Youna,
Wis destroyed by tnccnliary fire this evening.
Loss Oh min and machinery, so, 600; no insur-
ancc. Tic loss WAS heavy On york rcsdy for
delivery.
, 1876-07-10
AT READING. PA,

RRAD.ao, pa., July o-ono Of tho bridges
spanning Schuylkftl River at this place, known
at the Lancaster bridge, was destroyed By fire
this afternoon. Loss, $i0, COO.
, 1876-07-10

Clsc1snAT1, O., July Q-lho body Of Mrs.
Bennett tho daughter Vt Mr. Hooper, who was
TnYlshcl mud murdered by tho man Williams at
New Richmond, mas found tutlaJ.
, 1876-07-10
BUSINESS NOTICES,

nurnett's Cocoxfno---A perfect drcssine for
the hair. The cocualne holds In liquid form d
large proportion Of deodorized cocaanut oil, pre-
pared expressly for this purpose.
, 1876-07-10
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., July o--For tho Upper
Lake Region, the Upper Mississippi and Luwcr
allsaourl Valleys, cooler, northcr1y to westerly
winds, rising barometer, purity. cloudy weather,
aud local rains III AllchlX1n, Wisconsin, aud II
lInois, ...-5.....
AocAL ossIRyATroNs.
, 1876-07-10

Our 2 yards wide Iror-Framo
Grenndino, superior quality, ut
sl.75 and $500; former price, IS
and $50.
, 1876-07-10

500 pieces assorted plain Dress
Goods at 15o. 16c, goo, and 25o, 40
pgr cont under value.
, 1876-07-10

Our 2 yards wide 1ron-Framo
Grenadine, sublime quality, and
warranted silk aud wool, at s2.26
and $3.50 former price - aud 44.5o
, 1876-07-10

20 cases Corded Hques, 7.8 yard
wide, 10c, cheap at 35o.
, 1876-07-10

$50 pieces pure Mohair Glaze. for
travelling suits, at Is and 20o, for
mor price So and 4Oc.
, 1876-07-10

$50 pieces plain and checked ala
wool Debeges at 3Oc, former prioQ
Soc.
, 1876-07-10
DRESS GOODS.

q cases Black aud White Checks
at IL lac, former prioo 26o.
, 1876-07-10
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,

1,000pieoes Victoria Lawn at 1Oo
g yard, former price 25o.
, 1876-07-10

GERMANY
II GREAT 81rLOatoA.
METZ. Jua~ IAN explosion Of drc-dQmp h1s
"%asscd a& -l1iopltal CollterY, pcar Saint Ar
, 1876-07-10

GREAT BRITAIN,
1pH lK1su RIYL1 TEAM.
LONDON, 56t 10.--Tto Irish riae team sail
Tor Nex York about the 2lat Of August.
, 1876-07-10
a splendid quality Black Mexican
Grenadine, SOC; good value 8Oc.

Our ontIro stock Of Co1ored Hreu-
adines, in checked and strlpos, tho
handsomest goods ever imported,
at ono-thIrd less than cost.
, 1876-07-10

FRANCE,
TMR RxMIDlTtQN.
PAAls, july a.-Tho ru,norcd postponemcnt Of
ha Exhihltinn IL officially denied.