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Iks,44lau Villages.

The houses OF The villages arr IN general dltapt.
dated aud without windows. ind only little ssap.
door 10 peep through. wn!ch'ls shut IN cold weats
er. The rsasaat. 1--we - they lived tor centuries
ffontsd bY birch tseas slanA along ths post Eoad.
Al tbs puttancs of thv village IL . sisnboard, on
which tbu number Of plen ART cowA In It u paint.
VI. Tbs women and children aEo not thought
worth the ,routle VI enumaEstlon. Tho u!en
weas looso rcd or 6soa satEt4. gathered
thu sest only lcsYings boulsd with thongs,
the shoes bs@ne of i kind Ut Iaskes-woFk. a1a1s
from strips 1t brch. The womsu hare . coaEss
ehe:nise. With full sleeves, over which u tho M.
tloual dress. tbs .as4fanr Of bluu Or red cotton.
without = boa!co, and kept On tue shoulder by
shief tied round tho head. Tbs GIRLS wear tAalE
lar IN ono lapx plats down ths back. Tho
culidTtu in sunlo,cf. have only sholt shlEt with
open sleeses. lu frout Of every a!ou4c u bench
uuon which this tenants aud tIcir yssors Ill In the
snsnlnsI To chat VI perhaps - Eins. Tbs Pfoytn'
ci4l t9Wu1 arc much uilku throughout thu Elaplra.
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A SINGULAR CASE.

CotuNntf o., juno 2S.-tJnc Of The most H!neu-
lar cases in The annsIs Of criminal law was decided
to-day BY Judge bingham. in the Common f1cas
Court. Bone years ngn Mrs. Sarah II. Victor wna
convicted in the Courts as Gu yahoga County OF
murder In tho first degree. having potBoned her
brother, and ac,,teuerd 10 tc hnngcd. Sentence
was commutca by the Governor to imprisonment
tof life, Since thai time Mrs. Victor las
t,ccn confined in tho Ohio TcnltentasJ. The
prisoner grew tired Of life andcf such
circumstances and spent tho hour. many Of them.
tn solitary confinement Ia constant weeping. n
January. 1879, she made an application ~ me
causts 10 this city TO hare thc original sentence
enrric1 cut on ths ground that shs had not con.
rcned TO eommutato1. Tho easc ;. VA wiihoas ~ oat
pnrnltc1 In history. ar.l presented naelt t9 !ne
eours In the SHAPE of rory knotty problem JnaEe
ment for eighteen months. rendered mn opinion
holding that Mrs. Victor In in law m escaped prth+
U,,cr pftcr conviction, and Efened MI oFuer 70 tsc
Sheriff foE tlct delivery 10 tho authorities U! Cuyn,
hopa County to nwait act1pn ~ the eonrt 0! eahl
cnunty. Hift. Victor will tto tn&en 10 Cleveland
aoon. =.
Atioruey- General Little. the legal advt.ef Of the
Wnshcn bf the rcnilcntinry. HnbecqnchtlT mnas
application to the Supreme Court for leave 10 Nle
petition In error. which WAS granted. anu Say oi
execution Of Judge lilnghhm@a tccislonA oslcfea
pntli the case can be definitely hfarh MA FiSdal
will accordingly remain IN the FenitcntiaFJ. Ihf
opinion VI hiHb legal ta1ent te t0 ten rtleet tia
Jntigu Hnghams order will not be SUSTAINED ~ tnt
Supreme Court. Tho cz1e excttes great 1htefca
here.
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client Tweed, that III work would then begin
Tor h,s caitnt swccny. Ia oue Of rny ioter1'cws
with TWEED he volunteered statement which
knew mmet b. fAl4c, hut | made no comment on i
then, because then rntl,er wtehed 10 learn whcth.
Tweed Was disposed To tell the trnth tIan 70
Learn eracsly what tho tfHlh was. Dnc tfaet.ca'
sei 1 lTowu.cnd,. ]. which waa that Tweed'e old
checks Should b privately taken t9 thug whose &C.
them upon payment OF ther face. Townsend
thought that many Of these. ,petsone would be
glad 10 rave them+ef!es frofn the mort!hcaton ot
Twced's checks. md that othesn might be made
AFRAID. This wss TO hc done '.ith nl' The ehsexs'
Townsend urged mo to do ih.s and collect the
money. For this service hc said he won1d charge
only 10 per cent upon the ampunt collected. hnt!
rejected this proposition, Of conrsc. not only oe.
cAusc NJ IT, manifest immortality. bos because II
would bt fiplntlon Of tho statute.
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Athletic AInttleuA,

,SsH f0rF WGTl4, y
From time to tllnu tho Athletic Maiden appears
aud Ispprts hps.clf In tlc columns Of the conten-
pota1y pEe41 as ; *wIft.foolvl Camilla Or efswny
UruunhIids, va la1 tha picasufe OF meeting her
yestcrIay. A gentleman -Ior doubtlass hs W..
soc!al scientist Of sound and genslo heatt who
wt.hel t. enter . ptussAt nYatnst !hs unwonanlJ
port.nonaaics upon tAor slreye Tor pickpocket4 70
piek at-suutchsd hef purse ND as1 shs put.
aus4 Him aud gained Spou hi". tAus alspGs. ,n.
boandins rontlyuIty Of mad bull or a
bu.inc.s:liku stih dog could stimulate tho
motion. llo les fall hcs purse. thinsinx g io"l
her - hor Immortal s!.ter Ata.an Wa fooled bJ
tho dropping u ihs soiarn apples !nto losing FARO
md winning hu sbAnd+ She uiinbly x1abasd II on
ihs w,us and. skimn,Ing tho Sidewalk, overlook
him, and conveyed hin iu bseatalesa Triumph e
the police -statIUn. whcrt she Coos-M4n slrcpcth
rot aud thc s1a ID nut Quenthrjs :.
Sot wss lila uIrau1vas VI Lss sex solitaire. II
, 1877-06-29

S0ttidl DtsIdfeA II 7as 1r'oua<
WARRINGTON, u. t., Juue 2B.-Tho lnsidc lts.
torr nf t,e order giving notice 10 Now York bank.
~, ,.,n,nt.. ~ an tr,ortfnr N t,,1nin,to the
no1e eoa'pa44es ~ @' .''sa VA so,s .hs ,a.,,
contract 3os pruning nlahp6, anu aolHg lne WotA
In tho Printing Division OF tho Treasury, Affords
curious commentary. On the character OF thu late
rcnnrt npnintt this division. Tho secretary asccr-
taiaea mat soH'o U! 'ne ~" !ota eoa'pHnee'
willie contracting To print stamps On sleci phscs'
hnYG been III the hAhl& Of doing pos'
tton of tho work On ccctfoypo platcs at much lees
rost thnn tho con&ruct II confor.ned TO- would re-.
oui,o. I. further nnurafea 10 the Hecfctury TINT
u Iu.as rt,,.. ~ H. C,,nn n1ri.,,r /, ~, In.
Cnapna1t Ling, " Wv ssap -, -. ~ 49,
teEnhl ltoVcnae bureau, VIVID Hhc" aoo9k ta's eHeap
dodge ot tho nota companies, WIS atso member
~ tha t.on,1nisslan which made such q sweeping
s.,.',. o.n,,t tho rr,ut,no nlvison. This lca n
ill., liz .s.p,. "u1. S,,H Sntrc, "o''-~ W ''''~ ~
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THIN SENSATION.
4 POOR ApDTtEHCAnT sTORf.
ai.s1Ant IA a.k 33afAs.Ha

WAsutxurux, D. e., June 2H.-WithfA fe*
days tho Democratic papers have published with
q particularly Of detail what purportcd 10 have
been bill for medicines paid for by tho Indian
Dusean at e1truyagnnt prices In 1879. Some
curious facts have been developed about TINT bill.
II IL said to BE- susceptible OF proof that no such
bill cvur c1latod, and that no such bill was ever
paid. This pretended bit Is composcl Of ltc1uh
sclectctl from two accounts presented for payment
Tho most axtrAvaEans cliargcs Of tho two &c.
counts arc collatcd and charged M one
till. Tho bill was not paid as
published, II was cut down nearly one.half, and
that reduction approved by Or. Curtis, Chief OF
the Medical 1.nrcan. une Of TIC wtncsaos actlvo In
the Impeachment OF tho present management Of
In their roAscsaion written eistlacatca from, Dr..
Curtis to The OBJECT TINT tho charge for tho medical
items Ia question ~ reduced was . just one, nnd
should be- paid.
, 1877-06-29

,s bat short time rfnce young lady OF PruvI-
nnG unes y Il :P .n s;nie ssGsst .
i dt.ctbcd BY the verneious Tn,as'rx q hs..n:
ss.a sss and 0Ts s1:sa s"ss oa r. % ,s sSss
manner n young gent who aecostcd her On tho
r,rcct without going through the iormalty of scck.
In. nh Introduction or wink. Another Muscular
maiden Of Minneapolis. undef. aotnc~hat eimtisee
circumstances. pasted he: asraIant one On thc c,d
Of July M sd com CONC in the miid1s Of MY. thrsw hin
ovss = s!x.b barred gate, walked calmly home. and
rasntct drat away 1t tl,c htght If caramel moGFo
detcent at midnight on. fcrocious burglar.
"sangnlnssy Epnralm' the Terror TER, r.. os the ~ wah.
saiied hn, M 20 forIousy ,hs. h strusk line
for Alaska viii, mel! alncrity that hs footprini:
wstc seventeen feet apart. j aftcrwanls aptcare'i
We need mt say. that We admire tl,erc women..
y e's III arc 9 as icy
arc not feminine and ne cannot lic1p thinking tha.
e. = he Ss s.esen s a' ayR fs e
Tor her 70 ase il like : gAntes.: TIe report and
5 IT, as ss e. aoso Il III se nes;
.teei tat iii policy 10 conceal tho tac. i ieast
t a.e1 FaEs sEya.1s. O. ;Ss H., MI Ss
s;s!s,!s esse,.s ne! %s:s @ ssgs$ss',$; !;
low ,S ,h1sIne sn *e; eaeas 70 s"s
generally inferior being, ereate and calculated hy
contrast 70 g!ofify him. who elin9s With deluded
esstis whereof hc i ea.telian. LET woman leave
% him th's comfortable illd,ion. pisenchantment
ws!1 come aoon enough. eo.ne On the winRs Q! =
Tis Thsrs tis1sa l. 10 asaS int ac JudSs I'D sse aaai
Muller th,owing he, soul sGd rustic health tnto
On matrimonial thoughts intent and taken Soma
| MeAford rum nt The nearest waxstde lnn. We arc
cted0Y informed and DO vefi!y 6ci!sEs ihal' how.
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scenes less arhh than mJ present hard experiences.
Under these soothing influences, Wrapt II abdt1ss'
Ing ''ehatesnx En-, ,E+paRne." 1ndectl remember
snat With msena9Igous eencroalty ont!s and ~,
than has, a. The papers aaJ, Mrs. 4. =. sttvattfor
Bishop Llltlojohn Of Long 1sland. sud
denlJ ! was brought TO my fenses ~
tho blatant atrAnB of the professional
hymn. as tho chorlsters slowly wended thelr way,
chanting. towards tho chancel. 1t would be 81 IN
fair sanpretson q the trnth wcrn 70 omit recofd.
Grew upon NC during the ceremony. In spite Of
What eaylllcrs Aay. tbs eesenontal does tend 70
, 1877-06-29
TIE NEW YOnK sAruGGL1usS.
Xrxrftsl EispnffA TO The Tribune.

Nr,r YonK. june ny-Anothcr Seizure of amnu.
Clcd Rov<ls was made to-day. Once begun, tho
work goss On with marked aucccss. Having nb'
taincd clue TO ths illegal importation Of q laFEe
quantity Of valuable taccs on Wednesday. Capt.
Urackctt procured from Iustfcc Gedney warrant
10 search tenement housn in Spring STREET near
l,afrack, and another In fotksillc, for Tic purpose
Of getting possession OF the goods. III tne
Hp,tno ,trcrt house the search aa richly rewarded.
Ut, Tic tbtrd o0r Of tho building hsc packages o.
fnp Iuce wurc discovered, which were removed ~
Inn ahowrd TINT tHcY wcyc worth not Ices thnn
ii, 00U In sddition 10 tho lnccs large batch Of
icttcrs from, fmugglora were obtained, which coz.
tain information tnat will bc Of great SAluc IN
assisting the futurc operations Of tha custom
Agents,
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Present Phase Of tho Tweed
Squnt,lle Between Fair
child and Town
send.
An Ohio Murderess Who Firmly
Insists upon Being
Hanged.
Gov. Young Disposed to Crafty
tho DesIre--Sorne knotty
Points OF Law.
Capture by tho Row York Customs
Officers Of $4,000 Worth
Of Silk.

LONG POINT.
spezsal DtspatcA 10 TaA Tribune.
GuE1Nur. ILL.,. juno nH.-Tho prosecution }u
tho Long Print murder trial expected three I'm.
rortant Witnesses 10 bo present to.dar. Upon the
opening Of tho Court this morning considerable
delay was cansed by waiting for them. but they
failed 10 appear. A letter written BY Alcck Gnu"
thorn, from, indianapolis 10 hta parent" IN Tcrso
1Inutc. detailing IN account Of his arrest IN In
llnnnroia on charge Of bciag connected with the
Long Ioint murder, was introduced d cslaencc,
after which tho prosecution sestcd.
Tho inst witness for tho defense was James
Law. IIo waa a Vaudal[a passenger conductor nt
the tins tho murdor wAs committed. Show
mAkor ,yas hta taRgagcman. On tho night OF July
= Tcst ssa spa srttTIng Il st. III Louis on It i5 p H. saw
Shcw1nakef thorU nrnn arriving.
sa ps e a Ss.s sss m9ssi ss e.: ".s tss:
foa Fii.. 1ltnDer of st. Louis, testiaed thu. shsw-
night Of july y md tho motnthA o. the OH ,..,
rs. shs NIT wtass. .ht H. Il te;tGea
III e r. . ilo@ @ IT, tsi sbat
! tho conversation between hltn and Jdhn DH!n wsa
| IN regard to the Yonngcfs in Missonr', but l,o
never made an. proposition 70 foo Sa"o@''a s1'
Tic Iensy Bnkcr testified that nc saw ST. Clair In
so1ns IL 9s ss aid also john
n Gs,s neither Of ons Of y, tae ,,s eesp,e e. =,
july, 1876, and came into tho house between and
10 O'clock 1t night Lie was also at homo on the
T. u. carr, father Of tho accused. testified to tho
| above.
| home On the 9Th and 9th.
| c. 4. Clandcver, Deputy. Marshal OF Terro
Inutc testhed that hu met st. claif on tho morn
| lng Of tic Otli at hbout or oclock, and con.
vsrscd viii! him about dyo minutes: Ho had made
savrral arrests Of persons suspected OF being guilty
Of the murder. and oae nsan by the name of Zen"
| pedy, -,.....,
tho man who brought tho arnnf 10 the shop. This
was about two wceks nftcr the InnrdeE. Tho mou
| was nftcrward Toscased.
q, W. Bhewu,akor, brother Of 1,ud, and eI'
Folico Of Tcrre Iiautc, testified that King
idont!hed tho man Kennedy 81 ono time' but nitcf
| j, ii. Webb tesslcd ihat u. Clair slept nt homo
on the night OF July =. 1b75, md that l.e webb
read ap account Of the murder Of Enncs Ia Terrt
lIaute papor on tho morning OF tho ith. lie after
ward said ho might b. mistaken In regard to read
Ing It.
| the whereabouts Of II. Clair On the night OF III
murder. Tho evidence for tho dcfsnhe VII pto9a,
| BIZ bo all in by morrow noon. Thcte Ii cosAid
crabic excitement heEn.
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IOWA.
StHctal NspoteA to TAs 3FtbunA.

Fonr Dopox, June ~. --Th1 majority pf tho
thoppess have thrle wings, AMI few scattering
ones have come fn willis sono have left, but thsrs
has been no general no'ement among them; They
Ere doiug SUMO damage tu Hamilton County. 0ro
In Wehstor, and from Fort Dodvc along tho lua u
tho Jllinuls Ccnt;a Iowa Division. 10 Newell, very
little, From Atorm Lake " Sioux City they are
taa. especially around Storm Lake and the Little
sioux lkyes. In Dickenaou aud Clay Counties
sono farmers aro lsarin-, aud tell pretty hard
stories, Tne 'hoppcEs appear to be very bad along
that water shed dividing the Missouri aud tho hts'
slaslppl. They ats vent in the vicinity Of tho
streams aud lakcA. such - tho Boone, Dss Aosnos,
and LIttlo e!oIx Itlvers, storm aud Spirit Lake,.
Etll u yst We DO not anticipate anywhere npaE ~
much damage lhls yeas ~ We lave s4ttscd y
tiu4es l.!ufs. prostdtd VI AdEs to dta! oafg IN
!Avat huteAs1 A<fa.
Stxcs4l U1&pafca to 7ha Tribune.
R,ykmros, Fremont TO-. la.. Juau 2a-I1e
prospect for crops never was better ln tAls county,
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MISSOURI,

MISSOURI.
Special DispateA to TIE Trt5HnE.
PICKERING, Nodaway Co., Junc ns.-An unusual
md psotrated wet spell Of weather Is iniurlng oil
crops on low and sprouty gronnd. Corn. wheat.
and rye wilt fail 20 per cent below IN average crop
from present Indications.
6pecfaf Dfstdfca IN 7ne Tribune.
Fonr Lrox, Benton Co., juno o8.-We h1vc done
but lsttIa plowing for two weeks. Corn IA not doing
well. The storm un Mondny night did Aomc dam.
ngc to the ctopr lodging tho wheat and oats, whsc
Of present ara very promising. Scver better. Fruit
IN nch abundance. The hog.choleTa l. raging to
fearful rate. SUNNI what will be cut thlA week.
, 1877-06-29
ts1}ojch.'s

The birthday Of tho Prophet which comedies
With thu return OF the pilgrims ts0ut Mecca. va.
celebrated tbs year i Cairo with tho traditional
so6A q nass.s q tho moaassd inaam 9a r. 2,ss tas
part Vt tho very hun,t!sst a.4c4,-causl aAa
donkey drivers, Rroonl*. EunnssA, and fellaht, -
bad been dsuxEcl With hasAcesh and excited t9
religious frenzy by the attendant leFylslea Thsss
packed thrm closely, fucc dnwuwafds. ~ tho nan'
bcr OF s.lus 500. In long Inns on tas roadway,
and oyus thlA human pavement the tusauu
mounted on /. wlltu horse. rods for quaEtes of
uc hour, amid thc frantic yelling VI verses VI tlo
usual and natural cusua!tict.-arms bsoken skull.
ttuctufeu, aud ribs cassd In. an4 some nfteen VI
AAu VptshlpsIs went CT Hiu 70 ~ fassat:a.
, 1877-06-29
WASHINGTON.
TIE OFFICES.
IGNORES TUE PRESIDENTS OApRR
FnSefnt f6sssRtrh Ia 7hs Trfh1ak .

Gpectdf MSfA6lcA t. 7hs 7F76HSE.
WAsnfSaroN, u. T.. June 2s. SO far ~ infor.
nation has reached Washington. tho Hon. james
r. Wilson, Of lows. IL tho arat Government officer
who hna openly violated the Prcsidcnts order for.
bidding otlceholders from taktpg part In political
conventions. Mr.. Wilson WAS reAppointed Gov"
eminent Director in the Union Pacific ftatlroad by
tho President in person q few weeks ainca. Thc
latter stAttd jnst b0forn leaving for the East that
he should make special example Of the first neg'
1cct 10 contorr, 10 his order TINT was brought to
h,s attention. There has been general speculation
to-day over whit action tho President will take
with an oflccE ~ prominent and influential "a Mf.
Wilson.
THAT OFFICIAL sir.
There u no doubt that when Tho Rev. Jcfse
Moore left here he had an oTticr from Comu,is.
stoncr-o -rcnsiona bentley making him Agent Of
tho consolidated Penaion- Agency In Illinois, and
directing him to tnko possession JnIJ I. THIS
order was privately Ahown to several rctsons here;
but 1t seems to be nlso certain that Commissioner
bentley issued this order upon hlA own rcsponst.
bility, and without aushofity from the Secretary
rotary of tho interior from The arst never will
Ing that the oIslce sh0nld 10 reM0ved from chi.
s sd
IDENTIFY In s,sat basic III Ills zeal 10 abo.h The
sssso ess Ssen IL I'll g end
Official orcr to supceede tho petsonal direction he
EAyo Jesse Moore.
COMMISSIONER LEDuC.
Ledue, It now seems, has been soektnR tho posl.
tlon Of Commissioner OF Agriculture sintc the !th
| Of March. lie wna recommended for tle position
by tho entire Minnesota delegation In Congress.
senator Wind OH. WHO Il hcsc speaks highly of him
~ AT executive buBfncss ninn, but does not know
that Gen: Lcduc has ever nude farming business
Ecuntur Window says. however, that he Il VII cdt
Gated man. travelled anu experienced. and has cri
IDENTITY given much sttentlon y agriculture IT IL I!
b. an ef,c,cnt Officer. i. Is very eyt et
| dent, however, that In this Instance th'
nun sought the of}ce, and not tho office the man
The lsfne political Roasp Respecting tho appoint
nent IL thnt It was ,nadc a. much at tho rcaIeat
crcncc OF the President. Mr. Rogers. when aM In
| Wild and In Minnesota, waa connected With ticu,
| Leluc In FHEne bIsihcxs transactions. Leduc wen
10 Columbas before the inauguration. and can''
hero ahat tlle same time as tho Presidential pHfty
| aud hn8 been here muci, OF the time since.
JUDGE ExMoNs' xuCCksaoL
II Is rnmorol that Judge r.. n. Cooley, CHIEF
Justice OF tho Supreme Court Of Michigan. will b
appointed Un!taL States Crrut: Judge forStn
ncsscu to fill the vacaucy csc4ted by tho dcaSs Q
| ,tnttrN Emn1nnE
, 1877-06-29

Prot. Tynlall closed his recent lecture on germs.
or the origin of HE, oufurs tho ltoyal lnshtatton
Of Loudun, with these words: 'rh!. dIscansse u
but summing up Of ctkht Aontss " !ncss44bt r.
bos. from khu bsxlnuiny to ila end ul the inquiry
there Ii nut, - you have seen. u shadow VI ssi.
drncs In favor Of tho loetFas Ut spon&aurous zen.
uyilspce Hxalust It; but do nol carry away with
you thu nutlou Aou,et!nrs eEt0neuualJ Ascrlbed ~
ilv, that deem spontaneous generation In: ossl'
bs,' VI that wish ~ ltuls the pvWtE Of nattrE II
, 1877-06-29
CHEEKY ROAD AGENTS

HAT CHEER, Wyo., June es.-Thcrc WIS another
coach robbery last night. Tho stage from Dcad'
wood was stopped near Cheyenne 1tivez, and both
tho trcasuse boxes vera taken. Tho passengers
wcre not melestcj. Tho road agents sent word W
tho driver 10 tho managers of hv stsgo sihe TO ssna
spoon wua not always satisfactory. detachment
Of twenty cayalryMcn. rndcs Lieut.. Iecynolus,
left Fort laramie tits morning IN search OF 1Ac
robbers.
, 1877-06-29

relation to ffs. Ny views on this sahcct onght TO
be wcIl known. Bnt possibility u one thing. and
proof Ia annthrrf md when Ia onrday hcek for
experimental avhlcntc ut the tshnsfoEnatton OF
tho non living inH tha living. Am cf1 ne1oFntly
10 The conctstou That no such evidence srisa. and
that In the lowest a. In Lllc highest Of organized
creatures the mrfpd ut nature 10 that life shall be
the i4suu Of nntecricnt fifc."
, 1877-06-29

new YonH, juno 2s.-Jol,n Alfred Thcrcetts
late Of No. .ah West Fourteenth stFeet, Is the
natnu Of tho "soeloty man" charged recently with
rohbIur those who made him thciE guest, II tnFns
ont, now, that Thcrcctta confidence qualities bud
a Ko0u deal to do With hts u1n,tts!ou Into tho
houses Of tho wealthy. lie hR1 0cd TIC Guy, but
NOT before cunFeHBlnX lss guilt.
, 1877-06-29

CINCINNATI, O., jnnc oS.-Near Williamsburg,
0faut County, KY, Tuesday evening. during All
altrtcatton between Thomas Itcid and William
Little brothers. In law, regarding certain piece
of land. Tho {urmer shot tho latter, tuilctig a
marital wu,,nd. Lltile returucd the Fhat, killing
the lkedd and Little families.
, 1877-06-29

Sptetal DtspdtcA to Tic ntbnne.
INDIAN 8rnixfs, Martin Co., June ea.-The
wheat harvest has commenced in this county. The
crop IL tho best We have had for many yearf.
The weather has been 10 far favorable. cool and
windy, With good prospect for savtnc all the
CROP Ornin Is good. with probable yield Of one-
third more than any former crops.
Sp<ct1i NlfEtsfch TO 7he Tribune.
NEW HARMONY. Poaey Co., Juns 9s.-Tlc wheat
crop OF Fosey County Ii dnc. Average ylcld will
10 twenty bu4hc,. per acre. Harvest progressing
finely. somc whoat blown down, but will bo saved
Wcalhet flne.
, 1877-06-29
ST, JOHN.

In I3NAt5tnfR
xnns oY tho Now I,runsv1ck Canltai...
Tho BROKEN and Isur,etl-. subscriptions.
sntcfai Dt,natcA to 5ne 7rtoune.
sr, Jons, N. T., Juno as.-Ata meeting OF tho |
Executive Committee, held to-day, Mr.. Trncsde1l,
or Chicago. cxr]aIncd tho working Of the system |
orcanlzcd thore after the great trc and 1ave bis |
viow Of wl,at ought to bo dono in 81. John. lie.
.s. t and sneeal
cor'mi.teo should hsSe one depot, for which
the rink 4nd warehouse adjoining
divided Into departments; each department should
havo an orgsn,sod staa Of paid employe',-,nea
b' Visitoss. whoso daty II Woulo oe 70 inquire per-
sonnl'y IN each casc' IN oFdef 70 prevent tseaa:'
r1ocnt.vc Conmis,ec' Tho nconIe shouJd mt 20
'e - m,". s,..,a @ - ~. ~ isat ,st,e,,
tneIo q, a a1s saSa.u @ " " 'ue ,.ts n,sia,
T., snera 's ass s sss mhe aas Would ns .r ss
cases to riaitors Il IN Immediate =, van., taere
.ho".ios WIN crccte m nuhi,r lands nrtnclnatl1.
cd viii bedding and inattrcaaes, cooking. stove,
a deni table ard chairs. cFocEcry, and Whatever
cooking ntensis wore NECESSARY. They were given
sotnscoai, and certain quantityof pfoyisons per
om.n n rro.dc ro,erred NJ ,ou,e len4ttb 10 spcc,.,
cases thai would atIse. and advised ti,e Committee
,S vii es I'll 1o 9a:, v.,o dur m from
tha ataS a 1o1 hus5and vho was tefou.lv
III inin'sd t' ssYs *: vito 1s%s"e 4 ts lid p ~
s ~ee ~ sss h 'sss a.
, 1877-06-29
THE CROPS.
ILLINOIS.

r.r,a.Ir, cl,,k r.. rnna as.--Tbe whe.t hur.
rn.t ~ MA ronntv cou,mcuccl ,a.t rrluav nua |
Saturday, nosy on ,ao sand prairies ia tho south.
eastern uart Of tho county. Thls week will Gnish |
tic cuttinr ia th,t district, The farmers on tho
s1a,, ~ ths ntl.t NJ th.,r cr,,,n in the
former dntrict tho wheat was Injured by tho Hes
afsnen ~ hnsb.'s. Ahoat fair. Common ayeraps for
That district. The wheat "a :ha climber land and
clay ptats1os ID fnnea octtcf. tWeh'y bushels
safc estimate Tor thseef6urtha Of the county. Tho
nunlity /, SUPERIOR, Weather very unpropltiouy.
ltaanang nearly ever! gay or nisns. We navo aaa
ak rainy daTs out OF the !ast cght; hot AL oAs'
Four heavy thundes.s.orms Wind. and'sain-
kpsea' 1s :afsa e 10 r. TInt = ,.c,.,,
ss s% ,E q; ssa s4nsS s f. c i; y
It has been tended tw.ee; Thu rs!n and wind
some sumo Of iha corn |. ssiti under water. Wheat md
oats were also injured. Much moro tnin will r..
suit Ia serious injury.
sxdaI Dt*pti.eA 10 7ae Tribune.
FnIEypyiLtE, Wabash Co., ILL.,, Juno a4.-Tbe
hnrsest has begln IN EARNEST and will nearly anssh
th1t woek. Wheat " In gool hx, Lat nearly oil
rpeninX ii once. which makes l.s'ls scarce. Tho
county s ~ ovet eTh Thc = xeatlsf as Ieen al nas Tor
week. Corn IL poor. Oats arc Gtsuh
Special Nrdteh 10 The Tribune.
EsrfNonAx. ILL.,. June .a.-The outlook 10 not
% iarorsble tes corn ~ ten dsys @ a:o cau,.v.
xs ast !saa: .i.ss q ia, 5 eSf: A. hi;a ~. T4s
coz eo9n. lSs .euisiSsa n' 'A' '''''' s'' - ''@''
ATLANTA, % ill.,. JIM % aa-rh. |uiv pr,ssnt outlook
'os y not T. eS f. ,e IL snss s
snose:s se: 70 once 1 a sp hail. w sns @ wlsa: nd ua.s
wcre Clown down by thu recent siortns, Which have
, 1877-06-29

WAeutxuTos, n. j., June ns.-A farmer named
Cratttor near 1lackcttstown, yesterday shnt acatl
burton Mitchell, who waA attempting 10 rob
Crnnstou'x house,