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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
ON THE GETTYSBURG BATTLE
FIELD.
BATTLE
ENcAMPxENT OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC.

ENcAMPAENT OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, July 81, 1878
Tho encampmont OF the Grand Army OF the Repub
lie began yesterday under most favorable circum-
stapces and promises be occasion Of moro than
usual interest Private residences business houses
and public buildings wero elabpratsy adorned with
evereroeps and national olors, phal arches
spanncd the streets along the line Of march from
depot to camp, among them one bearing the moito:-
"weicome 10 our defonderG" Tbs Pittsburg and
Allegheny Posts arrived noon, they being the first
on the ground
In tho evening large excursions arrived frem Pbila-
dolphin, Baltimore and Washington, numbering
several thousands. accom- panied by bands
Of music Al the various trains bearing the differ.
ont posts OF tho Grand Army came in sight saiutes
OF welcome were fred from Cemetery Ridge They
were met at the depo, BY Post No o. Of Gettysburg,
and procession formed. headed by General
Robinson, Commander-iu- ChiSf, and stafI and mar.
shalied BY Adjutant General vanderslicc.
OVER historic GROUND
The line OF march along the Same ground over
which the Eleventh and part OF the First corps re-
treated on The first day Of the battle. TIE camp Is
located on Cemetery HILL east OF Tue National Gene.
terry spot where tho desperate charge
and band TO- hand conflict between the Louisiana
Tigers and Ricketts, battery II contains tents Tor
thousand men anu many have quarters at hoe,s and
private boarding houses. A number OF veterans
brought their families with them, and tho
IS filed with people, tho cxcursionists gem
orally having remained over tho Sabbath to par,ic
pate the exercises OF the day. The Sabbaih was
passed quietly and pleasantly. Sacred music filled
tho camp during the morning, while the veterans
tended tho churches Of the town oiled over tho
battle field. Refreshing showers rendered the DAY
cool and pleasant
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
Dress parade took place 10 The evening aud was fol-
lowed Ny divine services. The discourse was de-
hvered by inc Rev. DIR. Lowering, Of BOSTON, Tho
national chaplain OF the Grand Army. Tho theme
"Patriotism." The congregations Of the town were
invited 10 attend. and large audience was assembled
Quite u number Of posts IRON Philadelphia, Pltt-
burg and other parts al Pennsylvania repreen led
III camp ana tho following IRON other sections -
Posts No. o. OF Elmra: 81, OF Buffalo; g. OF Albany ;
Rsnkin rost aud Addison Post NO. %, OF New York.
und Wilson Post No. /, OF Blltimorc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
THE WEATHER IN THIS CITY YES
TERDAY.

A SERIES OF REFRESHING SHOWERS AND Dr.
carAsE III THE surFEnrSc-ErFEcrs on THE
HEAT.
IL was not the sweet singer OF NJ ichgap, but some
anony mous vcrsher who, Ter the to OF Rsiod,ops
Descending" sad
Out from tbs clouds the raindrops iaii.
10 save us IRON tue heat Of sol
lie evidently had experienced just such q day as
yesterday day OF variations OF threatening clouds,
nsbine, rain, sunshine again. RAIN, Clouds aud 30
,n Al the usual hour for tho great iiluminator 70
present himself In tho eastern horizon with an invita-.
ton the iampehters TO "turn or the gas and give
him n chance, old Sol came up, but his smiles were
oil short duration About seven o'clock not breath
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tain Caffrev gold watch aud gold breastpin which
she had found near the Fulton ferry
James Mcclure, TWEEN y-iour years OF age. OF No.
iO4 East sixteenth street. received u pistol snot
would IN the head SATURDAY night at the corner OF
Thirteenth street aud Peuih avenue. He refused to
state at tho Niu'h precinct station house who his
assaiIaut
William Graham, OF Boontoa " j., was proslraied
by the heat last Thursday. At Fulton street and
Broadway. lie WAS taken TO Chambers Street Hos
Pital ana discharged from there III restored health
FRIDAY he has not returned bone since and nothing
Is known OF his whereabouts HIS friends
the Information OF his my sterious absence IRON
home and Detective Oh ritchen was detailed 10
investigate the case.
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THE HEAT IN JERSEY CITY.

Baldwin Bracht, German, forty years OF age, was
Frustrated by tho heat at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning. at the of Ferry street and New York
avenue, Jersey City Heights Tie removed TO his
home In Franklin street, where ho aied two hours
later.
Louis Stro1cr, erman, who affected by tho
heat Friday IN Montgomery street, Jersey City,
died on Saturday night, at his residence Jersey
City Heights.
young baker named Franz Joseph Bulthaupt,
residing ut No 2U4 Court street, Newark, was pros
trated with the heat while work IN his bakery on
Saturday He was removed TO his home, but no
doctor was called and no proper treatment gwen him
he diea during the night. He was twentysX years OF
age, and leaves a widowed mother.
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FIRES.

IRON FOUNDRY AND GLASS HOUSE PROPERTY
BURNED.
PirTsBURG, Pa. July q, 1878.
Tho foundry Of one OF LOWS Oivcr PhilIips' iron
mills was burned out to-day. Tho loss 10 about
sI5 000 Tho glass house properly, packing and mix
ing rooms OF the Ihmsen Glass Company (imitedl,
located square distant, caught ire from the sparks
Of the foundry fire and wero also burned out The
loss hero about $4,000. The glassworks were run
o the CO operative plan. twenty 1vc glass blowers
being nterestod The losses arc Iuliv covered By
surancc The IRE first caught from the oven In
the foundry.
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A CONDEMNED MURDERrR'S STATE
MEM.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, July II. 1878.
Petcr Bresnahan, who 10 to be hanged at Canton ON
Friday next Tor the murder Of Dauhcr last spring,
has made a sworn statement. which Is corroboraled
by testimony taken the trial ana other circum-
stances, impIiciting William Tuppar, hts neisnbor
upper bought piece OF land ana sold half
oil u to BrcsDahan, but both were with
out means. Bresnahan now swears that Upper
PLANNED tue murder OF Daulthicr. who Topper said
had 800 IN his cabin, aud urged upon hun order
that might pay Topper Tor his hall Of tho laud and
thus enable the latter 10 also make payment 1up.
per has been In Jail twice Tor crimescomnitted and
considered a hard character. BrcsnaGan's statement
Is regarded as true by uose best informed. Topper
has not yet been arrested.
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THE INDIANA STATE HOUSE BILL.
TERRI HAUrE. July Fl. 1878.

TEaRx HAUrg, July 81, 1878.
The Express OF this morning prints a fac-simile of
roll call No OF the Indiana House OF Rspsescuta-
tves, March /, 1877, showing that tho State House
bill was the third reading ana that the sum-
ming up which gave IL majority was fasc. Coplcy,
Of vigo, aud DanDstel OF vsndcrburg, wero cred
on the House record us having voted In the anirma-
live when the roll call shows that Conley voted in
the negative and that Dannctcli did vote ALL
The EIpress also prints certificates from Conlcy and
Dannctell stauDg that their votes were flashed on
s,or rnrd
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The FIRST BULL RUN.

PRovIDgScg, r. l., July IL 1878
Tho anniversary Of the irst battio Of Bull Run was
observed 10 day by comrades Of the Second Rhode
Island regiment and Battery A, FIRST Rhode Island
light artillery, who participated In the light they
marched TO tho First Congregational Church, where
u discourse appropriate 10 tue occasion delivered
by the Rev. u. A. Staples.
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Average temperature Yesterday. 70
Average temperature for corresponding dato last

Average temperature for corresponding dato last
KILLED ny srNsTkokE.
There Was vast reduction IN The number OF deaths
and cases OF prostitution by the heat yesterday, eou
pared with thu record Of the preceding Two or three
days Tho following Cases OF death by suEstroke were
reported ut the Coroncrs' oilce:-
LUTHER 4. ARCHER, No. so Suffolk street.
EMMA SCHWEPFlNGER, No. 355 East Seventy
sixth street.
LOUIS MAYER, No 962 First avenue
LUCIEN PAS-OZ. No. 1871 Wooster street.
FRUSTRATED BY THE HEAT.
Frederick Buraan forty onc years vi age OF No 73i
Eleventh avenue, was found suffering from the
and taken to bellevue Hospital.
Frederick Baumau, u barber, residing at No. 1855
Eleventh avenue, was admit cd patient to Belle
vue Hospital yesterday, suffering from stroke
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Charles II. Poor. United staics Navy,
Is at the Hoffman General George Sykes. Unnsd
States Army, Is ut the Gscy. Captain Grippenbsrg,
OF tho Russian Navy, is at the Everett state rreas
urer James Maekin, OF Fisbkil, ~ T., Is at tho Fifth
Avenue. Charles n. smnh, OF Albany, ~. at the 81
Jamcs Dr. Elliott coucs, United states Army, Is al
Tho 81 NIchoAk
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TRAMPs' RAID ON A TRAIN.

SPRIsorfELD, Mass, July Il, 1878.
A gang OF armed roughs and tramps boarded q
crowded excursion train on the New Haven aud North.
afnpton Railroad at Cheshire, Conn.,, on Saturday
night as party wore returning iron the sound.
Women were insutcd, clothing stolen, mon struck,
tue unsbacklsd aud train stopped several
timcA Tue passengers and conductor we're helpless
few oil tho tramps were thrown from tho train ana
the rest left at Piainvio. Tho train four hours
lat Al w ust0eld.
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MUkDlR OF A SCISSORS GRINDER.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass., July 81 1873.
John Daley, keeper oi tho State Line House at
stamford, VI, yesterday murdered aged scissors
grinder named James Patrick spcIIman. DALEY was
drunk and refused to pay Spcllman for grinding two
raxors, whoreupo The lattor put them his pocket
and refused 10 give thom up until paid. Daley then
assaulted and beat him severely that he died In
lew minutes The murderer was arrested and locked
up In Jail here. spellman was resident OF Pttsneld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
TROUBLE AMONG THE PRINTERS.

CHICAGO, H., July u, 1873.
II is rumored that trouble is brewing among the
printers here Some weeks ago tho manager OF tho
I,r.o cean Ivy and with consent OF the Typographical
Union obtained concessions OF printers Ia his en-
pIoy. tho propretors OF the Trbu,H, finding IL out
demanded similar concessions, aud the resuit was
con siderable excitement among printers Yesterday
the Union rcpudIated the arrangement with the
Inter. tcedn, ana II believed unless the manager
that paper rccsdcs the mon Will be ordered to strike
The probabilities that the Office viii DO rated
the manager says he Is prepared TO eight IL out
Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
THE WHEAT CROP.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 81. ISIS.
Dispatches TO the Pioneer Press from the heavicst
wheat growing counties report probable loss Of
crop from rain and hot weather OF from twenty 10
forty per cent. 10 Goodhue county, which usually
gives largest yield OF wheat In the state the dam.
age from blight IL estimated atron atty to seventy
i've nor cent. Many fields Will yield from ave to ten
bushels 10 the acre Harvesting will commence to-
In m places. d
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A FALSE AND CRUEL REPORT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWARK, N. j., July 81 1873
Some days ago gentleman named Atkinson resid-
ing In Syracuse, received despatch from Newark
signed A. Knapp, announcing that hts Edward
Atkinson, aged twenty-on had been drowned in the
Passaic while bathing. Mr. Atkinson hurried 10
Newark, arriving to day He could find no tdings Of
his son or oil "A Knapp" The authorities were con-
suited anu the newspapers searched, but record
could he found OF the browning OF young Atkinson.
Continued search resulted IN finding tho latter in per
feet health, empioye ut the Continental Hotel, Tho
Joy the father know bounds The arc
on the lookout for the scoundrel who sent the cruel
dcspatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22

issth snd breath is the best liquid dsnrce in
the world II thoroughly cesnses partially decayed teeth
from all parasites living aninaiculr leaving them
peary white, impauinK delighifui fragrance TO the
breath. The FRAGRANT 'FLoRtLiNK removes Instantly
all odors from foul stomach tobacco
being partly composed VI honey soda aud extracts u
sweet herbs aud plants 10 perfectly harmless aud do
lciOus as sherry.
oparsd by HENRY C. GALLUP No. tJ Oxford
street London. England anu retAllcd every whers Is
cents q bottle.
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FORCIBLE JAIL DELIVERY,
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

IBY TELEtiKAPH TO THE HEKALD. I
WATKINS, n. Y, July II, 1878.
Munkitrick, who was arrested at Hudson, n. Y, Tor
the robbery OF Cowings jewcry store during the late
regatta delivered the jail mere this morning, at seven
O'Clock, OF eignt prisoners, by knocking down and
gagping the turnkey, who was giving him some water.
He was recaptured AT six o'clock 4. NJ by Detective
Mares who found him under tho pavilion In the
terry, which n pain view OF tho Jail One other
prisoner also rccaptured.
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NEW WORKERS DROWNED.
MD DEATH OF TIE BROTHERS LouDoN WHILE
BATHING.
Inx rrIronApu TO rur urnAIn

CAMBRIDGE, N. Y, July 81, 1873.
Robert J. and Charles Loudon, brothers, OF New
York city, were drowned In Lake Londordalc, near
mis- vilInge about i've o'clock last evening, while
bathing Neither could swim. Charles ventured be-
POND his depth and Robert went 10 his assistance,
aud both wont 10 the bottom In about ten ieet OF
sater, within twenty Ave feet OF shore. Robert
married man and ,nirty i've years OF age and leaves
wife, daughter and two sous-the eldest years
Of age. the Two little boys stood the shore and
witnessed the calamity without being able to render
sssistnuce. Robert was tho senior OF the firm OF
Loudou h Stiiiwagon, coffee and spices, Chambers
nreet, New York. Charles was unmarried, twenty
years or age and was employed as a ccrk by Brown,
millinery dealer, OF Nineteenth street, New YORK.
The remains OF the brothers leave here Tor Now YORK
~ morrow morning
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. ].

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July q, 1875
A. ~ Curtis, prominent co'orcd politician, was
thrown from his buggy at Marion last night and In
stantly kiiod. He was State senator and sn asprant
Tor Conc ress In Shciicy's district nf
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A nuaRIcAyE IN ONTARIO.

NApANEE, July II, 1878.
A severe haiistorm and hurricane passed over this
district toiay uprootng trees, breaking glass and
eau sing great damage TO crops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
woo.LgN MILL, DAMAGED.

LOWELL, Mass, July II, 1885,
Gro last night IN the sorchousc Of l.. W. Faulkner
sons woolien mills caused damage to the finished
and isned stock TO the amount OF $4,000 to
$40. 600 which Is July covered by Insurance. Tie
nro Is believed to have been OF inccndiary origin.
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BALTIMORE POLITICIAN SHOT.
BALTIMORE, July q. 1871

BALTIMORE. July 81, 1878
IL Is reported here that Frederick Bucheimcr, q
noted ward politician OF this city, was aud NOR
tally wounded tonight Mt McGce's Homo Pavilion on
the Nortn Point road, seven mss from shis city. No
arrests have been made.
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DEATH FROM SUNSTROKE.

NEwBURG, N. Y, July 81, 1878.
The FIRST fatal sunstroke IN this vicnity occurred
last evening. John Reilly, iarm hand, pros
trated at Middlenope about SIX NJ. and died during
the night.
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COLBY UNIVERSITY.

wArBsvnLx. Mo-, July II, 1873.
The commencement at Colby Univesity began 20.
day WITH a baccslaufcatc sermon by President Rob.
bins, the theme being "Ihe Sin aud Folly OF Amb'
tiop."
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A-sELZER BRUNNES NATURAL SPARKLING
MisERAL warKR A. srEPIANI CO.. ~ Now 81. solo
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ILLNESS OF MRS. FosrER-TEApE AND THE
UNITED sTATEs--sESoR zASAcoSA HAS NOT
rssry aal b. Cry on MEXICO. July a. |
Via HAVANA, July II, 1878 ~
Mrs. Foster, wife OF the United states Minister. Is
very ILL., but the physicians confident that she VIII
recover aE-t4
CAN IMPROVED?
News has been received that committee Of The
merchants and manufacturers OF Chicago purpose 10
visit this city October. The foreign merchants
mere inclined 10 underrato the efforts OF Ameri-
cans suppiant them. They claim they
control s6o,ooo,o0O out OF $16ooo.ooo
OF mportations annually. Tho Germans are
monopoliziug the importing trade They are
charged by English and French merchants with cor
rupty manipulatIug the customs service as TO be
able TO updersei all others Some goods sent by II.
ID. Claim Co., OF New York. are now lying In ware
house Vera Cruz, because the consgnecs, Is said,
refuse to receive them.
YELLOW FEWER
Yellow fever this Is very fatal Ia Vera Cruz
and Yucatan. ....-........ * l.t
A CASARD CoRRECTED.
rumor that Senior Zama ona, the Mexican Minister
Official aunourceinent tbat the government approves
the policy and views OF its representative ana would
decline 10 accept his resignation II rendered
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DEPARTURE OF GENERAL MrJEA FOR HIS


coUNrEY's Goop--rHE NEXT PRESIDENT.
Cry OF MEXICO, July s, 1878
At last 1t is done. The ten clubs ana opposition
press in their glory. General Me6a Is virtually
ban!shed, not In those forms and formally, but the
President Cabinet aud his personal friends have
strongly advised him to leave the country and by the
next French steamer he goes TO the grand Exposition.
Official duty will have yet no will draw
pay OF the natio nal strong box oil the
general. although he fought bitterly against the
present administration. This better than anything
shows that Diaz does not 10 have him conspire
against him.
One OF the main points brought against him Is tho
shooting, without much trial, of hundreds of the
soldiers, who In 1871, had pronounced in the
citadel of this capital The lighting that
occasion lasted till midnight; from that hour
till the break OF dav, continuous volcys within
tineers Juarez was then President Mecca Secretary
Of War. 1t is not probable ej6a would have ordered
the Wholesale slaughter OF surrendered disArmed men
without positive command from the President; out
Juarez is hero, the idol OF the nat0n-Mejea an
abomination, styled an assassin.
REDUCING ARMY.
Diaz means WELL and has given, or Is about to give
orders strike from he pay rolls OF the army from
two TO three thousand officers who have no commands
the national finances OF this onerous burden. But
think OF several thousand ex.ocers hunting for now
boss
NEXT PRESIDENCY.
Let me mention few oil The persons that are men,
toned as candidates Tor the next Presidency IN the
year 1850
Yallarta, present Vice President.
Benitez, President OF the Senate.
Romero. Secretary OF the Treasury
kiys Palacio, Secretary OF Public Works
Dc la Cadena, Governor OF Zacatecas
General Negreto Is strongly suspected OF having
longing tor the uneasy char.
Mecca the ruutepecanos fear groatly-would stand
a nne show be crowded in there by the LerdistoF,
In do m n nna
According oths act passed by the last Congress
President shail ever be reelected. So Diaz may be
an impassive spectator II be choosex 1t 10 said he
himself gave The first start and NIL hts influence
toward carrying that act SO II Is TO be presumed he
means to be satisfied with one term
WHO SECRETARY srArEY
Persons who ought 10 know assert, although MIR.
Mata 10 Secretary OF State, the former occupant OF
that Office Vaara, stiil manages the delicate task of
dealing with the American question. He took such
decided stand It that they want TO let MIN 'neave
aheadH Cd It's troubled waters.
HAS HE RESiGxEDf
Zamaconn, Mexican Minister At Washing top, 10 said
10 have sent In his resignation.
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SCHOOL HOUSE STRUCK By LIGHTNING AND

CONCORD N. H., July n, 1875
During a heavy thunder storm tais forenoon the
shattuck House, main school building OF 81 Paups
school, was struck by lightning aud burned do~n,
with portion OF tue contents. including Two or three
libraries OF the master. Tbs loss Is estimated al
$4,000, said TO be partially covered by insurance.
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RE MEDY
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYKCP tor chidr ca
tcethng cures dyseutery aud diairhsa wiui collie and
IegulAtea Tho bowes 70 GkN u A 30 TILT.
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INSTANTLY KILLED DY LIoHrSIyo.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July Il, 1878.
During the prevalence OF heavy thunder storm this
afternoon tho house John Fons struck by light.
ming and Mrs Julia McPnes and Mrs. George Byers
were instantly killed.
Five other houses also struck by lightning, but
the damage was snght.
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EUROPEAN AUbNCY-A ftnM. G~fNstdStGO
IIwenty Years Ia Lyons and having
tuns "a Europe. would be willing
aud tonsignments OF substantial Amerc ~ houses ivf
pruducis ssiab,s In Eufops, Manufactured. For
reiereuces apply to Ncssrs tMIfsE 4 EriENNk COMik
FkEKEs. " kas Maiesherbes. Lyons tfranesA
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BIZ SURE AND TRY BROWNS HOUSEHOLD
PtNAckA" tor disrrhna bowel eompaints It's she b1N
pnin reliosef known. - cents bottle
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TERRIFIC THUNDER STORM TIE LIGHrSiNo's
SIIiOKE.

SiBOKE.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, july 81, 1875
A terrific thunderstorm prevailed hero Tor over
hour TINS morning At Piattsburg. n. Y. 1t was tho
most violent known Tor years. sever. houses were
struck by lightning. among tnem the residence OF Mr.
I. Bowen, doing, however. slight damage.
BUILDINGS or AN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
BLOWN DOWN.
sPRISGyrELD, Mass, July 81, 1878.
A tornado this afternoon destroyed tho fence and
NIL the buildings oil the Hampshire, Franklin and
Hampton Agr cultural society, at Northampton. Tho
loss is estimated at about s., 600
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PtNAckA" tor darthua bowel complaints IL is she bt0
pain rei,eser known. ~ cents bottle.
DR. uNDLRulIt.s PURE WINES, FROM rHE
crotyn Point VINEYARD For sale w druggists Wholesale
by A. IA =. a. fnURBhR co
GESrEEL TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS, No.
West 2tih IT.. opposite tiith Avcaac Hotel
HAVE you TRIED rnE PERFECTION BLEND
Of Mocha and JAVA CofFtK. In glass Jars
TRIMMING
or Alt KINDS
DDNE CHEAP fOK CASH
Al rue MErROPOLIIAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
~ ANN ~.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK rERrEcriSG pREssEA
capable OF printing 1900 copies per hour
OF eight PAGE paper either six eight columns
ALSO ALL THE sTEREOryPE MACHINERY BE
LONGINs rlIkKETO.
PRlCE <tt.DDu
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New York Herald.
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rIRposEs APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM OF
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DR. uNDERulIL's PURE WINES, FROM rHE
crotyn Point vnessrdA For sac w druggists Wholesale
by a. n. n \. a. rtlUKBkR 90.
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MEXICO.

ILLNESS OF MRS. FosrER-TEApE AND THE
UNITED sTATEs--sESoR zASAcoSA HAS NOT