, 1864-06-19
W1Acouh1n.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY.

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| MILWAUKEE, june 18, 1884.
The weather has been decidedly In fayol
Of min to-day, and some portions Of th.
State have been visited By refreshing show
ers, hnt not enough to do much good a. yet
| DANE CouNTT.,
Especial D1apatch to the Chicago T1ibune.l
MADISON, june Is.
There has been no rain here, except sllgh,
shower June 1st, for nearly seven wceka
The wheat is short and thin, and there l!
poor prospects for that and other crops IL
this section. The same is true In most part
OF the State. Crops are looking better, ho "
ever, on Sandy than clay soils. In the north
western part Of the State, and In few scat
tsred localities there has been rain enough
to do come good within the last ten daye.
| COLUMBIA CouNTT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibaue.l
| PORTAGE cgTr, WIS.,, June te.
No rain hero for six weeks. Hay is a to
tsl failure. Early planted corn toierahla
Wheat is suffering severely. live have rail-
Immediately half crop may be saved. Frost.
Lave done aome damage In the low ground
In this county same north Of here.
BROWN CoUSTI.
/ Especial Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Tsibune.1
| GKExN BAT, June IS.
| There has been no rain for the past three
weeks. 1t Is very dry all through the north.
Hny will not yield half a crop; wheat and
oats will not yield half crop as compared
with last season. Streams are drying up, aud
some lum Der mills hare stopped.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
WATERFOWL. June 1a
There has been no rain in this vicinity tor
six weeks. The wheat crop looks bad, prob
ablg not more than half crop will bo reali.
zed. Corn, &c, not much better.
wISSERAGo coC75T1.
Especial Dispatch to the ch' ago Tabune]
0suKoaH, June 18
No min lately. All crops suffering fsom
drouth, wheat especially.
RACINE COUNTY.
lSpeeia1 DLpatch to the Chicago Trtbuse1
RAc1xx, June 1s
No rain IN this county for fise weeks,
Crops in very bad condition, and without
rain eoon must be an entire failure. Tbs
wheat Is literally dried up, especially on high
ground. :,
oCTAuAM1E COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune j
Ar91xroE, June ls4
We have had one flight shower In oae
month. Winter wheat, grass, rye, &C., arc
ruined. No hopes OF third Of . crop of
spring wheat. Fruit trees dry. This will
apply to Calumet, Brown, Door, 0conto,
Kcwawnce, shawanaw, Waupacea and Win
nebago counties as well a. this, Outasamie
county, Thermometer 96 In the shade.
wAwo1Tu COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ibune.]
Dx1ArAN, June 13
Norain, except slight shower on the 9Th
instant, in six weeks. All crops but corn
Look very unpromislng. Without rain soon
wheat and oats gill not be halt q crop. Not
half crop Of hay.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibuna.]
WHuKwArEH, june 16
No rain for six weeks. Crops suffering,
especially hay and spring whest. Corn and
potatoes fair
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 7ubune.1
E1KuoHA, Juno IL
This whole section is suffering from 4
severe drouth. All the crops look spindling
and yellow, and are already considerably In
}ured, and unless wo have rain soon shall not
hare half crop.
EEHosnA COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
kxxo6uA, June Is,
Tia weather continues cool and dr.. The
drouth is beginning to be felt by tho crops
n this section. Grass Is already materially
Injured, and the hay crop must be light
:: m1ehixAn.
NQHAN COUNT.
tepcdd Dispatch 70 the Chicago Ttibunel
LAzaSu. June IL, 1861.