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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
public sale of
south SIDE PROPERTY
40 LOTS,

Very desirable for building and manu- featuring lite
will be sold on the PREMISES, wilmington, Del,
On Saturday, April 26th Is73.
Atty O'Clock, p. m.,
wishout postpone ment, Withdrawal or under bidding.
These Lots are located on Claymont, Goodman and
u Streets on tho Wilmington and Western bailroad,
directly opposite Madley Chapel adjacent to many
and rapidly extending improvements, and to the new
Public School, and quickly accessible to many I'M
porant manu- lac ores and to commercial facilities
by water well AZ by railroad -,
Wilmington has extended on the South Side Win
In the three years perhaps more decidedly
than in any other section of the CITY, and property In
this direction is wonderfully increasing in value
Another rolling mill is now promised, great snip
ping point by IL In carly anticipation ana the
best building sites must soon be exhausted,
TERMS.-Twenty per cent. cash aud tho balance
In notes with approved endorsers, equally divided at
and months, bearing interest fom the day OF saie;
Settlements in all cases to be made previous to the
following Saturday May Sd, 1873, at II M, (other-
wise purchase may be declaIe ed void at the option
OF the seers) and parties who pay the whole in cash
before that time will be entitled to clear dis
count OF per cent Immediate possession on settle
mont. j. 4. HEALD.
prest Christana Imp. Co,
ants Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL.

On and after April the 21st 1873, and until further
notice, my prices for Coal will be as follows;
Btoye, Egg and Broken, $3.50 per ton; delivered
large Nut Coal, 1915, per do. delivered, Office,
Orange & Water Streets and Poola's Wharf.
JOS. FOUT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
u.CuCI0Ks mAIR DYE.

This superb II liz DYE IL tho Best In The Woriu
Perfectly Harmless, Neliable AMI lnstshtane9ns'
10 disappointment, 80 i.dcuio"s Iin.s, ., n
HAIR DYE reduces IM Eni ATEUI sp,enuid
BLACK e. ATuHAlI BROWN. Does not stain
the Sx.n. hut leaves tue HAIk Lean Sp i,r
Dye Sold by a.! Lrus is'-. "-'totv ~ bosp
T., Nav York. "ar'-lSwNt
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FOk so4AI.Es
Elegant Neio West Street Residence,
No. 2a9.

- Buiiidurng last spring; fine pressed brick
q: IA 'front.' three stories high, having every cuhse
nsibW nience and alt the modern improvements
The best materials were used and the work done by
the day under my own supervision.
Front "a feet, ~ feet deep, with seven eet hall IN
the centre large bay window in the southern parlor,
back building 30 feet deep by Is rect wide lot nonts
on West street 10 foet bces 81 feet deep, all on
level with West street. Fine dry cellar under the
whole building; registers in every room arranged Ion
heater; bath room with hot ard cold water. The
building was put up In the most substantial manner
and contains eleven rooms, and commands one Of thu
most delightful views of the Delaware and Chrisnana
eyergreens and shrubbery.
The property will be sold bargain and on accom-
modating terms. 5000 may remain on tior num-
Der of years. Those desirng to buy are requested
to call AMI examine the honse. Apply to
DAVID woOLMAN,
III Orange Street.
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Nj. M. CHILD g. 60.

OFFER ThE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
one lhtrt -stci, BIlcR, font yard, No 2l0 Yves
Tenth street, i"'sS .SsiOn ut ones. 49,
oma iie -stvty brick NJ. ~ Fast Sixth sreet,will
be- SJld u bargain
One three-sturS hrch, rant AID side yards, Sixth
and Washington slucts IA,LdnI homt.
one three story bricE, 40. r.. Fourth street i'll
coed n lHir, TOR viii remit
uuu lwn-aiuiv brick, with side Nald within two
squares of 81 Railway Depot
Two clcl story bricks, with Mansard story,
No 400 AMI llO2 BrJpmc street, wnl all modern I'M
prOycmtms.
One elegant Market street property, onc-half of the
purchase money may remain.
one thrcr-stuIy mitk On SECOND street between
West and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. 800 Delaware
Avenue, with all the modern improy emeuts Terms
easy.
one three story brick House Orange street, be-
tween III shth and Smith $500
One thr,r-stury hDusc, No. W. Fourth street.
between .lcfftcs,n and Madison.
Frame House and lot, Union street near Front
rrica = .Ol.
Ona ihiee story brick, W. Sixtn stree t, al ler
sou. VIA side and front yard
90 rn,l farm OF Sky acres In Brand winc Hi,
Il either s or excl ange for improved CtH rr" err
ty.
y Ia IN In Bucks County, PrnnS Mau1r. OF 10
acres superior land terms uccnmmudnt.n'. Apply
TO NJ. NJ. CHILD CO.,
aprlO No. 4, W. Scvrnth street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
FOR Rent.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-A small farm OF about 70 acres STU.
II ated on the Jackson Iuh Road, near the kennett
Turnpike road. the Wilmington y Reading Railroad,
passes through the place and within miles OIL the
City limits. For further particulars Apply 10
wy N. Nj. CHILD & co.
Real Estate Agents,
NO. west 7th st.
mar 17-tr wilmington, Del.
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seidlltE Powders J


CnmphOrI CRInDhOFl eHHpHr'
large lot on hand, and for sale cheap laid III ex
pets and winter c1Gthing from moths and verinin.-
Now is tho time to buy. Also the most popular m
sect powders, including Lyons Magnetic, me FER
sian and others, Bug Poison, Rat aud Roach ENter-
minator Blue Stone, Copperas, Alum, yellow genre,
and all house cleaning materials used H. Spring
I'M, nj FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Front and West Streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21

the largest establishment of tho kind In the Su"
and has the largest NEST general assortment VI
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Whips, Collars, NMh'es,
Carpet Bags andi fact everything that Is keIt n
we'll conducted establishment Of the kind and iia,t1is
himself that his work will compare favorably wti'he
best manufacturers of larger cities.
Dealers and others should remember that this " the
only establishment In the State that manufactures
Trunks OF which he has on hands All Kinds from the
Packing Trunk to the Steel Spring Sole Leather,
which he sells wholesale RETAIL at less than Phlla-
delphia prices Come and examine our stock before
making your purchases.
Irunks repaired and neatly covered at shor notice
mar 2-feb 26 tt JAMES CONNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
FOR SALE .

A LOT Or GROUND, i13 front on Newport Pike.
Terms easy. Inquire OF j. HILTON, or
marco lm~ A. w. DAVIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21

uILLER's HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
Fouts Gattle Powder, II. II. H. iiniment, hoherts'
Inent Patent Medicines in the market, for sale at
FOSTERS DhuG STORE,
Front and West streets,
WILMINGTON Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
ENGLISH MUSTARD.

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or gram
Choice fayorng extracts viz: ext. Lemon, Neniiia,
Peach, ext bitter Almonds ext. Strawberry, ETC. All
4 tile most celebrated makes for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
Land Plaster.

Z WE desire TO call the attention of Farmers and
Deasrn that We are prepared to furnish Pure Ground
Land Plaster, In any quantlty. at our mill, at New
mort, Del. A. III. WOODWARD 81 Co.
fDRLAwARKAN Please copy two IN. NARY Pm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21

tracts, Herbs, &c. w. n. ALRICHs. Apothecsry
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
FOR, RENT.
FOR RENT.

Large Dwelling, N. e. corner of Eighth
- and French, with stable on Walnut street.
Es.m Rent, $500.
nlQAk Also, House, Oil East Twelfth street.
-Four houses on Locust street, near Townsend's
Rolling mill.
House on Forrest street, between Twelfth and Thr-
teenth streets.
Second street and Union Avenue.
Two houses on causeway, near Wilmington q We6-
ton Railroad Depot, Apply to
WILLIAM McCAULLEY & Co,
MARI No. log Market street Wilmington. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
PIMPLES.

will send (nee recipe for my VEGETABLE
BALM, removing Pimnles, Black Worms, Blotches,
trrcK s. Moths, and all Dis ases OF the Skin, leav
ng 1t clear. aud with healthy glow Also pro-
for tine grow til OF Han on bald heads smooth
fatrs. THOMAS i. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
4. q. Box bl2s. ~ broadway, New York
mAr22-if
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
PRATT,s ASTRAL OIL.

traits Astral oil sold Wholesale to groces, dealers
and country storeKeepers at wholesale rates. in and
gallon cans or by the barrel, by :, ,,,,,,,,,
, 1873-09-27

pEtdaAk ills NASt H15 HEaLcH On q fUE-
trum In an ante-room, wutching intenty tho motions
OF dIminuive darkey, who was attacking his boots
with brush aud backing, md bringing cut polish
worthy Of tho Graud Pacific pedifugGut department.
Tha reporter commenced Ills mission aa follows:
Ncportor-1 am sent, Mr.. Gage, to and out what
effect tho present state Of affairs aa upou tho city
finances which atc placod undor your chargo.
Mr. 0age-The city suffers inconyeuiencs the samo
~ any business who tEausactB b,lEuess through
The medium Of q bank.
Ncporter-1n what bank are tho city funds de-
pohilel?
Mr.. Gagc-Tho city fund.-, amounting to between
$0oo and $8oo0o9 scattered among thirteen dlt-
fosent bankess iu this city. Thu deposits aro
tn all instances amply secured by good boutls, aud
must be considered as gafo,
Reportcr-Wlth regard to city improvements TINT
arc being carried on-I suppose they will Of necessity
be suspcndod2
Mr, dage-TAero are no city improvements going on
which are Of vita! necessity The fifty or sixty tol-
aand dollars mouth laitl ont or street cleanug will
ship upon tho citixcnH There s chance OF cholera
oonna' 80 no danger call 10 anticipated from that
1iep9ster-city improvements will bo stopped, thcn7
Mr. oagc-OegtAiAly. II the city cannot get 1nonuy
fsS 9, thu oanss to Ray the eonrasors to work
uar nt r. II pi Ill; efu M no no trouble though With re-
heporter--What are ths buuka which hold city de-
;, Mr.. 0age-There nro the Commercial, Third Na-
tiona Union National, Fourth Nattonal, Stats Say
1ngs oo9k County. Meellaniss' National, Union Block
Ya5ds. lliher1lian Second NATIONAL Alunufacturors'
leporter-Wlat do you do In tho way Of making
payMcntA3
NJ; dsgc,-We pay them oil IN o!eeks. Anybody
wlo haa cial1R Oh the city can got check.
Neporter-Do you think tAs local panic Nua laHtenel
by any publication by tl,o pross7
Mr, Ga9e-I thtnk tle IIHles agttcte had very bud
criHia,
Aeportor-Whst do you tltnh Of tAc tusuro az ro--
gar.H the city tinantes
Mr, UAKt-1 ea't tell It lightning js gouR to cnna
out o5 c1saF Sky but caa sAy tAiH, that tho city
, 1873-09-27

NEWS FN0M CHICAGO.
The announcement Of the suspension Of four Chi
cago a1ila createl temporary depression, but press
dispatches rcAssurng iu tono soou restored cop0-
, 1873-09-27

hnua inf ,fa
rnni r. .i W. @ mnva nu LIVE WIZ no caMsu dor aih ~
crooon mr. na H. ontrv nvcr ar
ti,an NJ nrasaat VII H. uu i, ~ u ~ TX a,
a"ton, ~ ot ~ aH 49, a. m M "u to eel
sronaito for tlo oxccd feeling in fnancat crclos
| yesterday.
Mr. otfAntEa ,L,.s 70 KozntAaR1.
~ ~ t,s ~ H. - y! roe..t." @ M i ~ ~, eiheu
ipset THUS far Single Check, and tley oi,'t noil,i
TO- Mr Kozn!nski Ia Of tho opinion That eyon the
a! ~ an uh & W" iaae aeaan nut a ,tn ~ y" y mys 3 a
or"a. manv il cn,siJ"rnhi ;,,snnvMY{ 1y & rat - =
DIR ians hayo specujHcd, and the[r scorttos nro M
good ~ ever, but tleru III no market fur them Mt
present. and they rot being willing to sacrifice them
tv" ofi fnr ov, 1mt ~ t , W.. & ~ t ~
they could realize II eas5! % t5sS ,ss1!t!ss IT,
aa ssfsf Il ass
opinion, IN tic reant If tte incuation Of Xmareana
fdr Speculation and noore.y. Tho peonc Of tilo
wealth that thoy w resort to almnat anv ,nrnna ~
eanco tho vai,lo Of their poaaoasons oven II lhoy
already count tioir wcalt BY millions. Tho buhblo
had to burst md Joy Cooke h "a. ani Henry nlnwa
speculation Tho prcset ombsrrasaaut haa snraaa
don't tat tic cro of to ,sca.n whit mS ro IN H. onn.
trary irecton md spread from tho Wea to tho East
OF this dilemma The c1rronoy which nocn 10 lllo
farmers to pay for tho produce would no from them to
nc country merchant, from Tho country nercha1t to
bnnkcrs, WHO would aaa,n send it Iack 10 lis East II
few rostun concerns should DO swept away by tlls
nhalica! 6sorn, tue country would 10 80 mllch tho
oo''ef on Without them'
ntrccors ,,o,a ,a,n =, to ar,,n, :, cono,,r
x,,,at s,,nS % H.. ,a,,o .hs nnas,,s,. aa,1s,
t,,a ,,ss.a.,. i. ~, 500. ps.s",,.
.no meot.ng 10 oraof' @ha Mf' secretary "ahooph
spoke Oh follows: ....
Tho Directors hayo met together this morning for
tho purpose Of considering lie present emergency
l-.5
matter over fos aomc tnc they conclude that he Thing
used for the purpose Of broaktng down values to
point far below what every individual business in
this stato knows 1t to be worth Now to 10 at It and
reform this, they do not beayo il is good
policy to cloae tho doors Of the Board Of
a9aae, ana r, ios II 60 torth that chtcago is
vces at crrcnv h1m 1 cn n1u es aqo
on tho way llorg, n It viii not 10 moro than day or
two boioro hoy hcro and thuy will DO for the pur
Roso nuylg anu payas ios .hls property 90 tnt
mi mt for h,annss tn o donc m H. arsatcornr'
whore values would 10 1oprocia.ci Il frst requires
two-thirda vote to suspend the rules. md then two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
THE JERSEY CITY MURDER-AR OF THE
ALLEGED ASsAILANT

An unknown man entered liquor saloon at
Coesst and Railroad-ave at a. m. on the 10th nst
and asked for glass Of liquor. Patrick Larkns age g.
WAS acting as bartender at the time As he turned
draw some hot water from kettle the stove. the
stranger dealt him a blow with Ratchet and then
peatedy struck hlw INJECTING nine severe wounds In
all Tue money drawer then robbed and old
silver watch taken from Larkins's person.
When Iarkins was found he unconscious, and IL
was thought at first that death would in few hours
result from his injuries He fingered along. however
aud in q day two seemed to be improving. At one
time hopes entertained of his recovery but recently
inflammation set IN. and he is now dying. From his
feeble condition 10 has been impossible TO obtain from
him any information that would lead 10 the arrest OF his
assailan Nothing could be found in the liquor store
by which any trace could be obtained, except an
ordinary Ratchet On sunday night woman
named Costello be S6%n b po ssch.t %Ss Sn
been found in the saloon. she first describing the
Ratchet however aud upon seeing u identified t as the
She stated that she had seen him carry the Ratchet and
that In had stated that he did for the purpose OF using
IL In sefiefense II necessary She acquainted with
Slancks family BY instruction OF the Chief OF Police
she called at the house Sunday night TO ascertain pos
sbe whether TINS hatche was stu III te possession OF
Sanck shortly after her arrival she produced quantity
them. No hammer could DO found. She then inquired
what had become OF the hatchet formerly carried by
Slaucks Mrs slancks replied that her husband had
taken IL away on Tuesday night AMI hid lost IT. ms
the night previous 10 the early morning snray In
the barroOm and the testimony was considered sun
cent TO warrant the arrest OF slancAs inspector Nur.
ply Detectives Bennett and Clos aud Ohicer Coward
went to the house No. a79 Rairoadaye at late hour
Monday night aud arrested Sancks and u man named
William Slack Both prisoners were committed on "A
charge OF disord,ry conduct. Az the examination
before Judge Seymour on Tuesday, Sancks
fronted by MR.. Costello. He denied tue charge made
ngainst him. stated that tho time OF tue ARRAY hs
WA on board che steamship san Salvador On MS way
from San Franeilco to Sewfork HIS statement was
denied Tho police assert that tho evidence against
Snncks will be sufficient convict him. He was taken
20 Llrxnss house on Tuesday under the hope that the
iniured man might IDENTITY him. Larkius IN par
tiily unconscious state, apparently dying. and was
therefore unable recognize any The prisoner
is held to await further developments,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
a" CHRISTIAN STATESMEN

TO The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: As constant reader for many years
OF your excellent and able journal and who takes
deep interest In its prosperity and success have been
surprised many times at your unjust and uDcaed for
filings at Christians Christian statesmen, &c. You say
in to-day issue that the people have had bitter
perience lately OF patriots, and reformers and Chris
tians." Are not such filings at Christians unworthy
hightOned paper like THE TRTBUSEf Apply the lash
severely you please TO the backs Of the Credit Mo-
ber gentry but do not nsu every Christian reader OF
THE TRIBUNE by holding Christians up to rideule be-
cause lew, who profess 10 he such, have brought
pr0ach upon the Christian name, and dsgraced them
selves by their corrupt and dishonest practices Yours,
truly, METHODIST.
Heg FORK. Nov. "A, 1879. ..
I'VE supposed it was well understood BY every one
that the term Christian statesmen" is convention
ally applied not to real Christians, but to false
ones--to those who as our correspondent expresses
il, "have brought reproach upon the Christian
name" by pretending to religious character which
they do not possess. 1t is to these men that
marks apply and not to genuine Christians, any
more than to genuine patriots" or genuine re-
formers" The appellation Christian statesman
has been abused until it longer bears its original
and proper meaning. Ii had not occurred to US as
possible that any intelligent reader could misunder
stand 30 plain point. 1t is pity that Methodist
should have been so inattentive reader of TIE
TRIBUNE as to find himself able to ask us not to
ridlcule Christians and Christianity. He might as
well ask rs not to ridcule the laws Of gravitatOn
DeyOtipg regularly five times the attention to re-
gious matters accorded by any other secular jour
nal in the country seems to have made very slight
impression on his mind-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
BJoRNsoN's AMERICAN COLONY.

Bj0rnson. the Norwegian poet and noVen'''
who announced soma time ago that ne won!d es'' -
native country and settle In the United STATES
making the final preparations for euio1fAlns Wv"
colony OF TOO Norwegians for this country Ihs s'
sion to the immigrant population In this eonns xy.sa
cording 10 the statement published nv MT ~, arr
IN the paper of Christina aud rrondiaen WI tn,oi.
pass In character and means previous pdnis nsoa's
grants from the Norselani. Two hun ire OF nV The
immigrants saiwart young married hsY' .scrt Of
aggregate means OF the colony Will not ial e. nesn
sA0.OO0 No defuie point IN this country n :. more
selected Tor these 100 Immigrants; nut y, Ses-
than probable that they viii sette " resor
Jersey, near vnelaud. Mr. Bi6r1son ba'iinS, near
tlated some time past for tract OF ~ Young
that place. Tue colony consists mostly ., and
farmers; bat among ITS members Is .ho In.
young Chrisuania journalist, Mr. etecnson' The nnmt
tends 10 publish Norwegian paper as soon ~ ho,nes.
grants have made fair bcgnnlng IN ther ns colony.
Ritrnson himself will 6e the clergyman vi Nm Nj.
Nj the mcmncrs belonging 70 the Lntheran ia r.mes
Blrnson has caused all those who enroll, , al hiA
ON mis- nat 10 sign solemn Temperance pioIs e., thrr
vounv connanons look with great enthusiasm ~ tho
yr.ns 10 American shores. peculiar On
cor.tituton of the colony rs drawn up ny ,, frpm
mat the members pledge themselves q anss,.es Of
iey,sI,,,an aud 20 leave the decision OF OIL Lated
dlssension 10 court OF arbitration that Is 70
once "A year Tho immigrants will leave o v,n yes,cl
about the 10Th of January ny l1rao o"0
specially chartered for this purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER OFFICE ~ THE
From The Haryo,d TIM

The new TRIBUNE building, now in process
Of erection In NewYOrk, will be most ambitions sruc
tre Tar overlapping everything else In that part OF
cy printed picture OF IL shows the largest newspa
uer office Ina the world we'll the highest building In
NeyYork II Is nine stories and $50 feet ia hight and
on TOP of that there Is huge tower-up ward OF 100 feet
more and In its architectural design reminding the be-
holder OF OF tho lofty and picturesque spires
In some OF the old cities Of Europe Tue building fronts
an NAssau-st VI feet; Sprucest. 100 feet. aud
Frankfortst 40 feet. Depth Of main building 1853 feet
hight OF above foundations. !5 foet. The ma.
tsfias are stone brick aud iron and the building win
BIO are proof Its cost exclusive Of the ste u o. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29
THE SEPTEMBER CROPS.

REPORT OF THE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.--The September re-
mort Of agriculture indicates that the yield OF maize will
be somewhat lower than last year. The average APP
pears TO be four per cent less than in 1872 making
duotion OF more than million acres, mostly in Ohio
Indiana Illinois, and Iowa, nearly two-thrds OF mil
lion beinR in Illinois The number OF counties reporting
average condition in September 222 above average
1I: below $751; total number reporting, VA The gen
era average Of condition. as based upon the county ay
erages aud proportion OF the crop produced py eaeh
county is 81. The states averaging lOO Or more are
New-fIampshre, Hew-Jersey Georgia. AiaDaina, west
ern Virginia, Minnesota and oregon lIe averages
of the great cOrnprodncing states are as IOoWs he
lucky "a; Ohio, o.; Indiana, 81 ILLINOIS, 6Sj iowa, o.
and Missouri, g.. Minnesota In the west aud Ne~-
Jersey in the East report relatively ana aOsoueig
present relatively higher figures and all other
istes lower than 1919 although those upon the ATTAIN
ftc coast promise average The yeid OF the SOUTH
estern States was unusually alge last year, but VIII
he considefaby Under average me present seaso H.
suffered from TOO much moisture IN bottom lands ~ -
sl1 noticeable fact thai IN the States where rains have
been most injurious reports OF local drouts are some
what numerous. Complaints OF low vitality rom
bao seed are common Ia Ohio ana Michigan
summer drouths were 49, Injurious IN portions
of he same states, aud in Indiana, ILLINOIS, IOWA.
Missouri and Kansas. The crop Is eeheIaiy
reported two weeks later than usual Cnnch DqS IN,
iufies are reported in Indiana, ILLINOIS, missouri ana
KaDsas CrassbOpDers proved destructive IN seclons OF
Wisconsin. Iowa aRd Kansas. The Department VI Asif