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New-York tribune., 1877-07-03


ADAMs-M Coxsacke, June %, Eudora NJ youngest
Galzhter of T. q. amt Eudora ADAMS
D-On Monday July 2 sarah, widow OF the late Al
Rsfs and friends Of the family invited 20 attend The
fnrral from her lac reieno "a js ~ a m
tWtuty-IOurtn on lAuI siaJt ItJ - AZ A"''N
Intern mt 40 iaifyt0"n.
RI RGF-S Suddeuly at Longi0wn, St1hOrdshre lhgahd
5ul p a. ~ Iohn Burgess. late OF MunnT'e East oi"BS
" j.. in the Jgth year II bis age.
CLARK-At lS2 LeXugiOnave, Auce Kehlhs, youngest
daryhter of Moses T. anl Me CLARK, aged years 81.
Fuera service, will take place AZ tIlsts Ch"fSh' SVu
Auouy. y. j on Tuesday, July 8. - -, D 49,.
Train caves foot IbeTyst ll45 a. M return Al All"
DEANIn prooklyp on saturday. Juno 80, Harriet Dean.
xilnw Of 1 ato Henry Dean the 18Th year OF htf age.
Relatives ap trends are 10 attend t'1 ihneai ll
her lae residence, 1872 st texst brooAyh Oh iu's"'
July q, at 1 o'clock >. IN. -.
HURLBUr-Ou sunday night, July ], William '" hai'O1"
IN tie GSih wear 0f ms aee. -
Aotce of funeral services sill De given tomorrow
KTMBALI-At Oc an Beach. y on sunday Afternoon;
July T. 1871, Of cholera in!ltuln Drh., u.S' III -
Charles o. and Emily ID. hlmDslb sso1 : "O"'"' ' -
Gays ,.,.o
LOSEA-In New York suddenly on sunday, July l. hHam
Y. Losea. Of h, art di,ea e. aged years - ,,.s ..
Friends family are Respectfully mNsa
attend nom HIS lat2 Residence, no -i' "u'
beIiy.st, Tuesday, 81 INST, at Ociptk
sTITIs At AorristOEn v j. July p 1874 Richard wayne
Stltos. ia the doth ycal VI his age.
Funeral on Thursday, July jth, At lBO D. m.
Trims leave OF Barclay and CLrsiopheTst at IL u
MISUNDERSTANDING SATURDAY morning. Jane 80 william
Friends relatives the family respectfully invited 70
iuuera At tie resGeuce Of his Doth.i tst
rhrtt t-seyenth-st iues.ay morning July >, at 40
o'clock NOnOwer,
NATsON-At CatskIls NewYoTk, the 22c day OF juno
ls17 Mari, WIJw Of lion. JsDun Watts Justice 81 tho
Count Ci Tie state Oi New ORR aged % yesrs
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IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

KEENE, X. H., July 2.-Late on Sunday
afternoon tornado struck 'he woods Mt surrey PASSED
through the south part of Gisnm and spent itself IN Sui
liyan Twenty barns and sueds were blown down. In
Gilsum chimueys timber and 'Tuit trees were pros
trated Aln,on Wilder had two barns blown down. one
unroofed and the states torn OF hIs residence. The
scho house was turned around. In sullivan. Charles
Masun's barn was blown down, ana f. H. helhPS
residence unrOOed.
LEBANON, n. H., July IA heavy thunder
storm 5, st,r,Iy covered tae N9rvhoiu Railroad Tor
some distance with dirt "a dep or from eighteen 10
ysntyiour inches large force of laDorers Is clear
ing tue track, which will he IN running order this lore
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REPORTED QUARREL OF rILroN AND MoULToN

R1mors have been in circulation of quarrel
between Theodore Tiiton and Francis d. Moulton but
the friends Of either not communicative on Tue sud
,cct Among the Plymouth people, II Is held as
Goo, that the two are on Ill terms, aud num-
~ stories are told concerning the dsparagng remarks
h each has been heard 10 use IN regard TO the oiher
Mr. MouIton is out OF town for a few days geutie,
nan aid Yesterday that Mr. Moulton h.h heeh heaiu
mon a ferryhoat anatnomatizing hiinFli LOT hhVnB
~ turned his back upon 30 good flenI as M,'
paacher for such a rcOundre ~ Tut0n' srVrrhl sim
- ,'ies acre aloat bat nothing OF more tahRlpie
,re ~. "a a. btauabo concerning falngout between
Mr. luton will sail for Europe Saturday, taking
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.FArALBL BLOW WITH A CLUE.

The fight between Michael Benigan and
Thomas Mondhan when OCCURRED on IhuSfcH hsht III
Monahan's saloon at Second ave. and ThriieEst has
terminated fatally. Berrlgan died last night.
m, t,yo had an alteration, when Monahau
dealt pcrrigan blow with club. which raised the Sc alp
.,,u. t put which regarded by tle pi, slcids as
-rt and unim pOrtanl wound pon the state h' nj oi
facts JusfIce Flantr discharged MolahHn IRON arrest
yesrtday morning. Yesterday afternoon. BeFrigan no
had been regarded ~ nearly well grew WORSE tnd H.
of the brain in causing his dcat III the
rveniug Corner WOltman Will hold an inquest this
Oval ne,
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WHAT WOULD HAVE BEcoME. OF THE PoLITI-

From The orange ~. " Journal
We often hear IL asked. What wOnld nave become or
Hayes If the politicians OF the Od regime had refused 10
support hint We say fra Ey, He would have been de-
fcatcd of cosc Bit here il anotner question: What
would have become Of the Republican politicians II
their candidate had not been Ref Former, II re
form doctrines had not bern INCORPORATED In
the platform, and If Hayes, in accepting the
nonin tnn had not declared allegiance 10 those doc
trnes9 We all trat he and his party would have
been beaten ont sXhi, nd that Republicans would
nave stood no more chance of getting OIL than OF being
tascn 10 heaven IN chuiOs 81 fire. Was accordance
with sound policy nothing Of Ia. ~ ut and wrong
of the ease To adj wise President Have, at
furuatoy of the platform IDLE aud unmean
n cenrrilifies and be false to his solemn
Does anvbudy ina gine that n this the Rcpun-
ncau party could have rcgancG the confidence OF the
under Grant,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

LONDON. Monday, July q 1877.
The Municipal Council of AmieDs was dis
solved because IL participated IN reception NJ Gam
betta II is expected that the Municipal Council Of
NJ rseines will share the same fate President Mac
Mahons order the day to the troops who participated
in he Longcbamps review yesterday concfades as fol-
lows: II you viii aid MAINTAIN respect
for government and law fuflment OF the mission
trusted to me- and which will discharge to the end"
LONDON, Tuesday, July g. 1877.
The Standards Paris correspondent says: !:
"The General Order issued by President MacMahcn on
,he occasion of review the Bos dc Borlogno has
caused a tremendous sensation. Tao Clerical and Bona
partist papers arr delegated with IT,"
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COMPLAINTS FROM NEW YORK.

A complaint has already beer made TO the President
about the recent discharges in the Ncw-York Custom
House IL alleged that Surveyor Sharpe has removed
number OF his best subornates, and retained persons
whose honesty has long been suspected and whose ell
ouC Il far below the average. Ii Is also alleged that
one of the men appointed the Committee 10 recon-
mend officials for renDya occasion sdOvn TO
have taken Dribe- for passing the baggage OF pssczs
on steamer Some or the dscharCed inspectors
say at their removal is cascd BY their efforts TO break
L ID rIrh nIncticps nS fhIs
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PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-fn steamship Encldnd, my l.-Mr
ard Mrs DOUGLAS J. f. Lee aud cilfren MIS-
a. W Appleton child. Mr. and MIS- B1en aud servant
Mr. md Mrs H. smith, Mrs H. 'riand Mr f. G. Jehin -,
nurse nfant; Mrs Mason. ars STANLEY, Nr ard MR.
Gunner, Misses MOOeey, Fielder, simpson. AD
hOr STANLEY " atson. OrIe Nilsson McDonaid NcCOuaehy
Fielder Cancsy Porreons We ter. savage Worrg Cradle
Reese Iyesey BIich. eli. Booth, llirtch
Ashley Hall, Osel. Joyce, Juisnith Pratt iici Gala
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DAMAGE IN ULSTER COUNTY.

RoNDoUr, y. Y, July "a special despatch
from Marlborough, Ulster county, says that place was
visited YESTERDAY afternoon by terrific storm OF thunder
and lightning, wind and rain bv which great damage
was done. Fences. barnes and outouIdngs were blown
down and sheep and cattle killed. A house owned by
Patrick O'Iren sdesuOycd. Part OF Nam street with
!, costly wall WAS undermined. Much damage wac done
fruit trees. the amount OF lne losses s as YET uh-
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poaroN NORNAL ART SCHOOL

Bos1oS July 1.-The graduating exercises of tho OF
Art School took place to-day In the presence OF large
audience Prof Walter Smith delivered an addes6 ana
the Rev A. Minor presented certificates to nlneyeeh
members Of various classes and diploma TO ArtuuL ~
Patton The nrst graduate who has completed W iour
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PRIVATE SECRETARY ROGERS DIDN'T.

from me UlWiVtoH StlF
The II is said gentlemen arc mistaken Bs usual Mr.
Rogers did write word o. it. The highly euogsic
biography of the new Commissioner of.Agncutnre in
The Starr
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GEN. GRANT II PARLIAMENT.


Gen. Grant visited tie House OF Lords this
evening, and stood tie foot of the throne The Earl
of Carnatvon lInmcdia,e upon percoviug the General
quilted the Treasury bench AID had chat with him.
Gen. Grant Subsequently proceeded to the House OF Com
ani remained few minutes ia the gallery tor dis
tnRulsned visitors.
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WHO ARE THESE SENTIMENTAL REFORMERs


The exact truth that the mental reiormers IN
tins state don't want any reform that stops short Of
removing The ncumpents of all the best Offices aud the
appointment in their stead Of the reformers themselves
"Heform il the cry of the outs who hope 10 yet In by
that wa;chwoId. Those not ,hus inspired are mostly
bilious and chrome gIumblers, who are morhidll l-
pressed with the belief her the only righteous
men left in tbs dreadful sod IN that We live IN.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
pOsTOFFICE BURGLARY.

DASBrRY. Conn. July 2.-rhc post-ofiice mt this
MACE entered by burglars early this morning. safe
was blown open and about three four hundred dollar,
u in postage stamps were taken. The explosion, which
took place about five o'clock aroused people living with
in the negnborhood, who, with officers started In pur-
sull but the burglars have not yot been captured
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A MURDERER CONVICTED.


Henry Perreau, alias De Tourville born in
France.bu natursllzrd in England English barriser,
who under the Extrad,tion Treaty handed by
the English authorities 10 tho Austrian, the charge
OF numbering his in he Tyro has been convicted
of murder and sentenced death. Counsel for the &C
cused gave notice Uf un al peal
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time II he tries TO defeat Mr.. Farchilds renoina
tinn-f ALBANY ExpreSs UReD1

tion-fAlbany Express (Rcob
We desire the President to como among us IN
order tnat may meet, the politicians not the place
hunters not the off ehOldefs. hni the people OF The
South meeting cannot fa 70 be OF benefit TO the
south and 20 Mr. HAYES. The President VIII see peO
pie whom only knows through Northrrn presses aud
few public men; the people OF the South VIII Pr's-
dent against whom they solid vote AT the polls
hat WHO, since his inauguration has shown himself
wise and polite ruler. Just aud generous mani Au
gusta, (Ga) Chronicle, % mi.
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WHO Ia uE1

FrOTn The EieD9ITnd LeldsT. =,
The New York TRIBUNE thinks that sam Cox mas IN MS
minds eve mnthng HE this for lSSO: .
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET: For Tros,deht
Thomas A. Hendricks. " Indiana; For Wee -fTeSI0e"
Samuel S. Cor. Of heU York
For vast and varied capacty to veaTn FOR things Whlch
stubborn reuse to to- nun there Is hu one oiher
man ir modern policies equal to Sunset Cleveland smell
Inn.
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rEIIIEEpENT InW

FTOfn q N1TTUQOn H1WI-HVt, .
The New YORK TRIBUNE in discussing the silver ques-
anI relation 10 the campaign IN on o. Is of the
opinion that defeat In defence the right principles Ia
preferable to by ahand0nm mt p the j nat
is exactly the conviction OF Iowa republicans regarding
thp uoli,N
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
TILE STORM ELSEWHERE.

LOWELL, Mass, July 2.-James T. Burnap.
Of Dn,stable was killed by lightning Sunday even
ing He was one OF the Directors OF the Boston, Nashua
& Acton Railroad aud had served in the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
TROADMAN IHEATRE.

The boys had a fine time last night at the
Brua,Way Theatre where Miss Fannie louise Buck
ingham brought out the oldfashioned sawdust
and tan-bark drama, OF Mazcppa q" with such
n clasning OF broad-swords, such profusion OF
horse and such reckless abundance OF the female
leg and hust sublime that the emulous gallery shed
its ouer garments III excess OF emOuOn ana the lhc-
tionary who preserves order in that part OF the house
with rattan had about much a. he conld 90 10 Keep
tl b az enthusiasm within bounds. When the familiar
order cas heard Bring forth the fiery unnamed seed,
a great shout went up from the delighted audience
sud II was reGoubed when that distinguished crea ul'
a wld-eyed goodempeced gray, came In dancing re-
proacf,l, on his hind legs. Except that H. was per
hans almost quite manifestly lazy, and required
great deaf Of proddng ION Dd:eppas heel and irking
~ the brale with which il observed that Nd.eppd
contrary the suppOsltiOu OF Lord ByroD hed MIN III
check during whole ride the teppes he did vey
we'll and got up and down tho mountain with cOmpo
sure that begof comfort in the mind OF the spectator
Miss Buckingham. though she not be in all respects
a pleasing rdal, princey Buckingham. has certain
ly some high qualifications for that line Of the
which she has selected. Her limbs, as she truly
remarked, "free from bonds" and she made
nothing OF fighting three Of these murderers at time
and striking sparks from hostile steele with both hands
simultaneously. She kicked her clothes out OF the way
helmet the orchestra, ana rolled ana
pitched like a very tal-masted ship In ground swell,
and gave us altogether the most remarkable specimen
of elocntion be heard at this time on the
New-York stage, which is saying a great deal.
We do not suppose is anythIng finer in its way
thau the scene IN which the patient horse stands pen
syo up 10 his belly pond, while MGsepDG, ased TO
his back makes preteuco Of not being able
10 get of, and howls for ten minutes To the
paniment OF slow music. SO much for Bucking
ham! But this wasn't by any means the whole
OF the entertainments for before "Mazeppa" began Miss
Louise Sylvester performed in "Nan the Good-for-
Nothing" and made great deal Of fun by It, She has
decided talent for parts, and yet may we be
allowed 10 say that singing is little too eccentric to
be agreeahlel Undoubtedly lung is of her strong
points; but then music is Of her weak ones.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
4 DIsREPUTABLE THEATER CLOSED.

DtstLNI UFVN IIIh VyIO"I'IN VI - r, =,
The Columbia Opera House, at West Eleventh
st and Greenwch-v has proved during the past winter
obnoxious the respectable residents IN It's heeDor
hood that frequent complaints haye been made against
IT, and once or twice the performances have Dech
stopped by the police. On sunday. several resi-
dents OF West Twelfth and Ban-sts. visited capt.
Kennedy. at the Ninth Precinct Station House. ana
complained that tne windows Of the dressngToom were
in fun view Of the neighbong houses, and that no at
tempt made TO them by blind or curtain After
securing number Of compainants. Capt Kennedy is'
nSal made descent on the premises. low drama en-
.tou SEEING the Elephant, was being performed wien
@ @Ile ponce appeared. The audience, numbering 2oO
nau' LOT he doors Henry Campbell, the manager
a. eeu VIM the Deyele Brothers, and ne i0AO"
i's H@,N Joauson, age Is; Maggie Wood, 20
Ss,t -, Iisss, 1Otte Jackson. IL Kitie La Narde
~, '",n5 N"iile - Annie ID we're 2I Fannie Cornell
1 i,ilae an gDel 70; Maud Plunkett, 2l. Reeves
ar D,'Acf tie lIcasuIer a.d Assistant Manager,
eapc9 WIN an me entrance money The prisoners win
DC 'aAeh 10 the Jefferson Maret Police Court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03

TgrBrsE OFFICE, July 81 n. m.-Ycsterday the
baron ocr continued with cable steadnessl at
low range with scht tendency to rise. The amount
OF moisture in the airs considerably reduced
Fright pleasant weather. with brisk Winds may be
pected In this ci.y to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
.HAKkIbH.

CRosgY-HAIL-on Thursday June %, at the Church OF
rriiiy by tic tcy. Dr. stephen H. y S lidI
Be- low CROSBY Marie iheresa dAughtel oi a. osA'y
Hall. 50, all 0f New-lork.
OSTROM-CONANT-In Madison " j.. June %, by Rev.
j. stuart fosieH'e ~ the brides iaihet liVntI
.Ostrpn D. OF NewlOrk CITY, to sara youngest aauEh'
e. B. COnant, 81.
sOUTHER-BU KGEs In this city. Saturday JuFe so
at ST. Georges Church, Siuyye-an square ~ rc Hcf w
N iulaus Charles GRant SJuthcr and Mary, ". 81
daughter of sarah W. and tho lste Tristan BuFges
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
GOVERNMENT IADiUATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, falling
basun ter, NOrthca % Suuheriy winds. nedr.y
stationary temperature, patty clOuuy weather aud rain
New-York tribune., 1877-07-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.oss 81, a tlis t~ntA.
o. divisions
mill oscillations
ihs DO ins those l0aa
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Vacant Places

in the dental ranks will you particular with
your then day with hat famous tooth
wash sozoDoSr From youth TO old II will keep tho
enamel soess and unmpsTed The teeth persons WHO
use sOZODONr p-arlSe whitcness and the gums
fos-t. hue willie breah puIlhed. Rendered swet
antis ~ herbs a1d -
entirely tree from ngrecuts Of
IL Ll-aI.a
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Dunliu Y & 20.

FstAB-IsHgD SINCE 1874.
Those superiOr Cl amuatles oltTed Tor sale Dy
AAaluST OECiS,
sole AL,1t lor the United states and Cabadaa
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5petial \ Offices.

Keeps Custom shirts, made 10 nieasure-Eery best,
,x for r obligation keep any Of KEEPS SHIFTS
ess perfectly sstis. .actOry. U23 BROADWAY
l.anterns. 50c., 73c., and SIC. per dozen.
CHA 81. AND JAPANESE DEPOT
IL e. PARkE. Is6 FrOntst,
BuTuug sip,
FuiUOn Ferry, y. v
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with MIN his daughters who will remain abroad for
q year He will return 10 the autumn.
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zzzsz.,lKHx2zXZ


AR Notice. Of Marriages maa b: mdor'Sd u'a hAH
name and address.
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THE DEsrucTIoN IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PlRKEsBURG, Pa, July 2.-This place was
visited yes erday by Of the most severe storms ever
known in this vicinity About o'clock IN the afternoon
roaring sound which was by many taken for thunder
WIS heard This continued for quarter of an honr
when the storm burst in all its fury 1t first struck the
barn o. 3 Young completely demollshing IT. neXt tne
house of superintendent PaXsOn OF the T. d. X X, was
lifted from its foundation and portions OF II carried
nearly a mile away The end Of Mis- TuttOns house was
blown out and the furniture scattered Ia every di
re.tion house in the course OF erection, OWNED Dy
vincent Rice, destroyed also the house ad barn o
e,mnel jackson M. Jackson was slightly wounded
The full extent OF the damage j. not known, Dut 1t must
30 great as tie course OF the storm was Though a
thckly populated district OF country 'orh,
vast high, was hte.aly Torn to sbreds ana
,L,wet ground was carried away. The storm was a
quarter "a half a nile i'm wldti. Great damage 10
honscs and crops vss done in other tuntles taln
asf ward bonnd The Pm Handle road was oVertakeh
py the tornado near knIgstOWn, and tree rel across
the forward end o. the Postal crushing II Dut doing
no other damage the tr.ln wds moving slowly AZ ~
O'clock THIS morning severe thunder ana A6dNy Tai
storm was in progress here and westward.
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pn.nnce Noiice rhr toregn slls tor the week enalI

"th faSi"-
Pes-ofce Noiice.-rhe orelgn the enan<
SATURDAY, Juy !. 1877, Will close a. this once on
III - DAY III a ~ IS steamship Wy omng via
seam-np B0fhu via ueensONr corr Odence for France
OrNa drl by tlls steamer must De sg"cltlN Ad-
,'ressen and m. iOr France direct bY sCams 10
G. NADIA Havr-; TIT kSDAI AZ li:3O \ NJ t)r III
burg SAiC kDAN II for Europe. by steamship
City M Queenstown corresponds ce ior Ger
Scoisnt. NCrtn of lr ana Co %" forwarded by is
be specially Addressed and a. u q. ior
North II Ireland by steamship California, va
Moyle glasgow, and at tl:aD a. m. iog eetnauT,
bv steamship Necka~ SoutiauItp1 ana b.rihrn
l., b.. s.ramer specially addresed lbe steamships
Blhna AID CITY Brussels 90 not take tAs tr
Denmars. NOrwav. Ihr mails ioi 81. Domingo,
etc. Will Nev.f ORR July 3 1Ae mails ior kugston.
Japan viii i-aye Francisc0 july . The mails TOR
Australia, etc. viii icsre san kcsnc .-co JnN Is
New. York. June 80. 1911 T. T.. IA AGL-. PCstmesisE
Nrw-YoRE Sr.rF SOCIETY or raG CNGNNAut
GKSgRAL OaDEa; NsN N0Gh july .. i51I.b
The society Dtlnon,c0s F.fh aud ~ ssn
Is sxthst n Wednesday, July At O'Clock p.
Members OF other STATE Societies cordially invite! TO
unite with Ms in celebrating Iols anniversary o. Ma
uOnsl Independence.
The standing Committee will meet a, the SAM place
q IA. By ordcr OF lAAlLiuN tl-h tltstsLL
Veterans of the war of 1912 will htary Hall 1873
celebrate the 4th day OF Jay AZ IL w. sharp by
yitaton of or much iriends Ae-srs
Geo. Leland ne at The Suisysnt hOdss, Twtpy.
eight aud Broadway said day where
We vets will conveyed All should u
able them With vote OF hanks FOR their Kind nyi
tstion. NLN IL hAlhONb
Col- ABgA. DAILY,
J. GOULD NAksER, AL
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SUMMER STORMS.
TORNADO IN OHIO AND INDIANA.

uousFs TORN FROM THEIR FOUNDATIONS AND THE
INMATES KIILED-GREAT DAMAGE TO ORCHARDS
AND CROPS.
CINCINNATI July 2.-As adyices come IN from
points the telegraph lines, II Is evident that
the storm Of wind and rain Of Saturday night last was
even more destructive Of life and property than the pre-
yious one. Its path seems TO have been through tue
country in Indiana and Ohio lying little south OF the
center Of the States At Wsvey johnson county mo-
at about lock at night the storm struck the rcSdenee
OF George Dresser blowing entirely and leaving
fruit cans in the cellar undsturbed Drcsser was ound
near by with his feet acerated and his chest bahy m
iured His wife and two children, age five and
three years. killed outright Another cbhd aged
twelve years died yesterday. while fourth child nine
years old received bad scalp wound and had It's ankle
disocaed expected to recover The residence
OF james Armstrong was nearly blown down. One child
was killed. and another has since died Near SI fsu
Ind number Of barns and dwellings also church ana
school-housc entirely destroyed. Mcnaei MeneS-
Itch was killed, Mrs. Richer was fatally Injured T. Jue
penlatz internally injured and John Lewis vi MS
coar-bone broken At Jolly Ind. new church was
completely torn to pieces The farmers lose very beaV
y large number Of cattle were killed, fences were
leyeed and barns and outhouSes were destroyed. In
the vicinity Of Columbus Ind the lowest estimate OF the
damage ls $4,000,
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, July 2.-Another de-
structve wind passed the central portion OF
Indiana, Saturday evening Near Franklin the mousse
OF Mr. Brunmer demolished, killing the entire fani-
y of five persons and the house o George Fresser was
also torn to pieces, killing the en family OF SIX er
sons. The house Of Hr. Armstrong was thrown down
and two children killed and others were badly III
ired The cattle Standing crops. barns fore SITS aud or
charIs suffered severely In Morgan County severai
houses are reported blown down. and many persons Ill
iured-two Of them children. who have since died.
scnoolhouse was aTried fifty yards down hill Another
schoolbouse carried across field ana the SCHOOL
furniture was scattered for ha mic. One house was
h.snattcred with mud supposed to have come from a
stream half a mile away. no rain accompanied the
storm.
, 1877-04-18
REAL ESTATE.

Master in Chancery Henry r, Steele sold yes.
terday, On the prenises, sovon acrca Of land on
the old whisky Point road, northwest Of Westesn
avenue and fakoat,cet, Ii Wright 4 Webster's sub.
division Of northeast quarter &c., H. near tho A..
tcaIan well, together With tho improvements, con-
Stating Of three cottages, barns. stables, quarry
plant, etc., for SIS, 0lo.8a, ons.thrl e4sh, bal.
anee In ous roar, With 0 per cent.
Tbs following Instruments wero aied for record
Tuesday, April II,
C4TY FhorERtT.
Arnold IT. 20 y Ut Twdnt1eth 1t, IT. 3o174.
soaihpsTt ~. lis II ! 81 Webstsr ~, Isl i''>'
l3t 3.t1 H. dated April l%......I..... ,...., 2U1
Eat1t - Il OF sta"att ~. t. 1S1DO II,
aAsu Appi. aoi: sos
datsd 1sn; "a isn':..;*Y 900
a.stded aes Z. sss !: Il Il fsiisti iIsi eco
1s.!u0 r. dassa .....:. 1850
ss.is io i. as.cd los siis..n'a ~" 4,o
'E,H r datsa APtil lo. lo.;:::::::.:::;.:":... 1900
iaIi1 10 ii. Jstel AprIs is.....,,'.s ..,,. aooo
" o. Il, dated Aprti iii...........,,,,,.. 1.poc
Cornell 1t, COT pf Holt u, I, 2f4!39 IT. With
inpfoysmsn.a dated AptlI 3:::.....:.:..:,: 5000
H. dAtAa April 10 kbQC