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CATHOLICISM IN GALwAY.-The follow
ing paragraph from recent number OF the
Gal,cay Vin.licator vindicares the tradi-
tional repute of old Gal way for true Catho-
licism 1.-THE Very Rev. Father O'Sulli-
van, C. M."(says the Vindicatori" delivered
a lecture to the ladies' of the Association OF
the Sacred Heart on Friday evening at
half past seven O'Clock, in the pro-Cathed-
raj of St. Nicholas, in this city and on
Sunday evening he addressed the male
branch of the association after vespers.
The Lord Bishop of Galway and the paro.
chal clergy we've present on both occasions.
| The Association was founded by Father
O'Sullivan last October, at the close of the
mission of the Vincentian Fathers. The
Ladies' branch numbers orer fifteen hun
dreG, and on Friday evening every avail
able seat in the spacious Church was occu-
pied long before the time appointed for
! the commencement of the lecture, and ON
Sunday n:orniag, at nine o'clock Mass, the
| entire members of the Association ap-
preached Holy Communion. Recently ex-
| tensive alterations became necessary in the
! Church, o,rimg to the large aaBsber APP.
preaching the Blessed Sacrament at the
same time Three Communion rails have
been erected on the gallery, and it requires
four priests to administer the Most Holy
| Sacrame.t at the Mass. Father O'Sullivan
expr-ss"d his delight at the perseverance,
of the pious associates, and said the scene
which was before him will repay the jour
ney from Cork to Galway.
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Prince Bismarck, says the Herald Of Pea esi
is q very timid man in reality. He is feaIl O'
of editors, fearful of peaceable, humble Catn:U
bio Bishops aud priests, and now fearful, agar
sst advocates of peace among the nations
ahEistendom. r.
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Springs, Axles Bolts, Ready Made wheels, Buggy
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PAINTS AND VAREISHES
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Ideness is criminal prodgality, because it
astes time-it causes unnecessary labor per-
forming nothing at the proper time, and is the
prolific author of want and shame-a confused
workshop for the devil TO tinker in.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Thos. Mcintyre W.
Commercial Place, for copies of the w. ~"
epubl;os. the Euelish paper published in tho iDy
ity Of Mexico. Mr.. Mcintyre is the agenS IT'S ars
pie journal, as also for all the leading P"p'
the South.
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OUR MoTTo-LARGE SALES, SMALL PROFITS
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Best COrdOva coffee, Parched or ground )
cents PER pOupdS 81 she Tee Depot Camp street
, 1875-06-03

Srsctai DsstaaA 10 Tia CAleage 7rsbuns.
WAsu1xaroN, D. O.. Juno 2.-Thore nro no
charges filed against PMl WadawoltA at the
Naito House, and II any representations Of
wrongful acts on Tedswonll's part have bean
made to the President, sley have not beon h!ed,
as such charges uHual!y are. It Ia learned, how
evor. that the dispatch or letter which was sent
to Wads3orsh stated that tho Commissioner
OF 1nternai neyeuuo had been directed
by the President Of tue United States.
through tho Secretary Of tho Treasury,
10 asL for hIs resignation for tho good Of the
service. It seemed aln,oss certain that the or
der directing the request upon WadswoEth to
DO made came from the White House. Il Ia Tu-
mored hero. hut the rumor u not verified, that
tsIIa action haa not beon takoh tn consequence OF
Information sent here By tho agents Of IAe Gov
orrnlent now lu tho West. Tlle officials who
ought to know most about tho matter do
not understand tlat there IL any pesaouAl cause
for WadsworIls removal other than the fact that
frauds have been discovered 10 his diAt1ict. 1t
had been expected that no action would be taken
~ regayds Watlanorth until tic return Of Bocre-
tary Dristow. It was supposed that ho wonld
return to-day, bnt a telegram whs received from
him this evening stating that ho bad boen do!ay-
ed and could not reach hero before Friday, f1e
is not now expected To be It tbs Department b.
fore Monday. Undor theso circumstances, Il Ia
quite possible thst action may b. taken before
tho return Of DriHtoM,
, 1875-06-03
Arynm, covering srnce OF nbout 100 feet fon2
and 10 ieet vide, wss blow 10 the ground.
Wais, ehimneys, and lidge tr eos were aLo blown
FOR|=lCN.
MfXlCO,,

MEXICO.
RAILROAD ,-O*T1 :AfsT9.
CINCINNATI, O.. Juno 2-.The Gdsttc's New
ortelns special nays avicas from tho Mexican
capital To tho 9th aror tcu ,ived. Thete statn
that tho Me1icah CongrtrA hi "a npaninotaly AL
provbd tho contract IN lido 10y tho ooyesn1nei't
with David boyle Hl.sir for the constrnc'
ton Of i rairoad aud tel sgraph line from
GuaymAs to tlle frontier 'bctw, ,en Tho State Of
Honota md tho America IT, rrttory Of Arizona,
with branches from tiayr saa 10 Cses nlNI
Alamos. Tlse ob;gatlt ,,s Il: tho COMPANY
formed by Mr. 1}!ain nrc TO G opBtruct 90 kilo-
rnctreH Of road NIT! lin twenty nIhths
from Juno 1. Nh cyrry follu"n2
year 10 construct 70 tjomettcs.. aud
tho completion. Ut The ma II limo 10 ho iLia'ed il!
estsbiEhing 4 gauge. aud iir. u 'aIE or Company
to give to1lds OF $60.tD0 within four months
Tho Government gfnn'a In aid Of sal co',ssi,tc-
tion to tue Company ~: 10 acsch !of land for
every me of rond const 'ucted; / leo asrecs to
pay 900 each year r etd road nd branches
On tho "a ult. tho CT nnulitteo Oil Industry
presented to tho Mexican Congress q .repost rec
omn1endlnR Approval viii Hotns Inotlih eattoha or
the contract concluded l,stween tho Executive
and Edward Ice llr,nb fsr tho constr 'ctton OF
= railroad from tile City Of Leon to Al 'olnt Oh
ths Northern ffoutler on the 1sio Bravo.
IMrEAc1MK fr TRIAL.
Tho Mexican CongreI Wan resolved loto
0r&ui jury tho zane late to consider tin, TN
peachment Of the pre1ldt mt upon chacges n'nde
by vincoiltro Msa Palace 1hc dtscuaAion ras
sppfhuded tho finding.
DepredAtions CONTINUE on tho frontier, an1
"a yes no determined eff ,rt has teeu made by
tue Mexican Government to Htop them.
, 1875-06-03

Epsttai Dt&pateA h lhs Chtcaa" 7tt1ttna
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 2.-Iu Tho caso OF ".
Il. Hoyoy, United stRtes atorekcapeF, United
States Commissioner B!oodgooa delivered Ills
decision to-day expressing tho opinion that Aso-
vert hid committed en o1enso against tho
United States in ohaneiug tue form, aud capacity
OF llstilcry By building tbs celebrated sscrot
vnt AZ charged, and that tho defendant negli.
gently permitted tho 4ame; and ha!d him for
Trial ln ball Of 5000, .-.....-.
TIE MILWAUKEE COLLECFoNHHtP.
Httetai DisraleA to The Ch.euQo 1'rabHns.
Wtsu1nuToN, u. C.. June 3.--Colloct0r Ers-
kline, Of Milwaukee,. waa to-iay suspended under
the Tenure ttfice act. and I!esn appointed to
speceosl him. Erahtne follows nubbctl After An
interval Of only y faw days. lfMbball was also
removed under ths 1tnnro-of- 00ice act,
REVENUE APPOINTMENTS AND HEMoyAI6.
WAs.1,aarox, D. G., juno a.--lrvlng II. Bcsn
vaA to-day sppouted Collector Of Internal Rsvo-
nus Tor t6a First WIsconhin District. Johu A..
Ncusteastler eas been appointed daugsr Ia the
First Missouri District.
Tho following tenoyAls Of Htorekeeposs 10 the
Tirst Wisconsin District we announced. Il. A.
Valentine. Lerls Domla, and D. II: tilt!hsh.
The President to-day appointed Barbour Lewis
Appraiser Of NeEc4.ndlse at Msmplua.
, 1875-06-03
GERMANY AND FRANCE.


PANS, May 18.-Tho New Frankfort Press
discusses tbs probabilities OF m astack on Cor
many by way OF Belgium. Assuming tim: Boil
gtum will rotnalu neutral. and, II necessary vim
dicae its neutrality by fosco OF arms. 1t argues
that aucn IN attack Ia more improbablc. now
that Germany holds Btrasbousg and Metz,
than In the w!nsor OF 1853, whoa Gen. Moltke.
In = report published In the history Of tho
war By the General Staff, declared 1t most uu-
ltkeIy. It doubts whether III tho noxt war
Franco will be able to raka the offensive, "a ths
German troops Riil then be- Inoblizel Ia zine.
or syen siEns, days, but belie'oa TINT In .l,as
Case the French, supported OH tie LETT
faux by Beigium's neutrality. and occurred on
tho night to soma extent by Dclfoft. would
giyo Battle III German Losraius and Lower
A!sace, IN order 10 carry tho war quickly into
Germany proper. II, on tAo other Aana. the
Freuch wore not strong enough to take tho
offensive, or not quickly concentrated Ut tho
eaetsru frontier, German army Of invasion
would probably operate on tue Marus, Oh Tue
Rheilnb, Chalons, and 81. Ulzier limo, which
coycrs pAnE. while = strong llalk corpa
10 the South would operate on 1.AnKEes aud
Auxonne. A. 10 tho contingency of al alliance
between Franco and l'elglun,, the l'rrsse 70;
marks that Germany might tako tho lead and
invade France via Yogy,ots, Liegc. aud Salnur,
which would DO more feRaib|e and more danges-
ous foE France lllan Flench movement BY the
sAno route on the Lower Rhine, protected "a tho
lAttes would ba by Metz and ThlanFluc.
, 1875-06-03

CoNconp. N. H., juno 2.--Tho Legislature mot
to-day, atnitlst tho grcateat excitement. In tho
Beuate tAe trclyo 6euatosa elected presented
themselves, aud lit tho preHoncs Of tho Governor
mud Council qualified. A formal proteat against
tho right Of Senators Priest mud Proctor to seats
was presented by Senator Whitney and ordered
on flle. 4 ballot for President resuited III tho
election Of john W, sRnbotn. Ut Wakefield, who
received tho Heyon Democratic voteB, tho Repub-
icars not votiug Five Republican Aonators
thon withdrew from tho chamber, hnh other
officers wero choAcn. Tho Hacr1inK eonators
met in another room and organized temporarily.
by eleotlnH G. H. Stowo1l, Freaidont, and Iylcr
Ncstgatc, Clork; after which thoy adjourned.
Ctlarea l.. Sanbotn (Repnblioau) nps elocted
Speaker, receiving 130 votes. against 179 for
Albert Il. IIatch (Dsmocrat),
4 message from tho Senate was received, au-
unouuntnE that they had otgaplzed.
Tho protest Of five Republican Senators WAS
also received. stating that they hau taken tue
oath, but refused to act With the body 70 long
al MeeBrs. Priest and Proctor, Of Districts Nos.
and l. were allowed SCALA. The nrntAAt waa
placed on tie.
A resolution WAS introduced directing tho
Bpoaker tu obtain tho opinion Of tho suprene
Court on tho constitnttouality OF the action OF
tito 4oyalnor md Council III tho matters Of son-
ators PreRr and Proctor.
1uoton to refer tho mattor to a committee
Of six mas loHt-1H3 to 17H.
Adjourned.
, 1875-06-03
GERMANY.
cHURCN AND 6TATE.


DERLrH, May l8.-Iha pruaslan Dfahops hare
replied to tls rescsipt OF tho Ministry, datal the
9Th Of Apfi, which they roeoivod tn ansxer to
tho petition they had addressed to the Emperor
direct. They eudaAvos to prove that tho stato-
msuts which tho Ministry tepsoaobed them With
having made In their petition are ln reality not
To BE- found In that document It sll an1 that
therefore, these roproaohos are tnappllca-
ble. With regard to this point sle
Dishops say they masely naints!ued tha: tho
declaration required Ut tho clorgy BY the State
Of unconditional obedience 10 bstla laws wes IN
th4t unconditional form incompatible with the
rights OF Christian consoieuces, and tloy add
tia. Wholo lst Of provisions contained IN the
MAY laws sloHa the accuracy OF tAis ylaw. 40
regards the attitude which they are repruachod
with having adopted 1t the Vatican Council In
reference 10 tho dogma OF papsl Infalli-
accordance With tho decision Of tho
Council tho truth enunc.ated by It eElsked With
ths absolute cort&inty Of faith. To ssfuae sub
utasiop 10 such decision would ba equivalent
to to1saktng tha Oatholso religion. IN oon~
cluslou, thsy express tAotr ooayietloa that the
PapA aaa has never beeu unwilling 10 aos IN
conformity With I'll proper dsolsloas Of tue sssts
Government.
sH1 Aax1H cAs&.
ThA 6Ats a1sd for Count Ainln,'s second trtkl,
according to To- Posi- u lbs 1ssh u 1uas, sud
~ ~ letA 1t July
, 1875-06-03

Correspondents " Ihs Chicago 7F1oHn$.
FALLS Crr1, Richardson Co.. Mob. Mar 8l.-
Boing cue Of tho sufferers myself, l am deeply
Interested IN the reports you have given uH
latoly OF tho damage done by gtasshoppe1a In
di1erout parts Of tue country. have lived
partially destroyed BY those posts three times
before tho pEoBent visitation hut nesor
Ne6rssta hus tbere been such general
destruction Of crops as is golngl On 1t present.
That is ]ilorally true. aud thay havo good rcaBon
to 10. The Nebraska City special corresponds
enco Ia your last weekly 10 very far Indeed from
the ruth In regard to Richardson County The
'hoppefs sse at lesst four titnos "a thick - hero
hare beeu hundreds Of buahals OF shem dcatroy-
Cd py burning with straw and by driving Into
ditches, but thcir number sosns ~ great
~ ever. Our gsrdeoa are entirely bare. ~
though nothing had been planted. Our wheat.
and oats. mud barley. are i.early al ruined. apt
the fassners 4se ploNpg up tholr tiola Ill around
us In nord, thers will bo no harvest Of Snail
grslu In this part Of Nebraska aud tue early.
anssd ,e ~ s'Sg g os1 1 % .tsnaap 20 fsss a, n
= week. Your Nebraska correspondent sAYs
tho 'hoppers aro leaving uH and going over into
Missouri. This Ia impossib'e, ~ they have 20
winKe yet, aud they can't Cross the HTer until
thoy can lly. Judging from what time they d'w
away from hore Ia 1857, they Will leass us IN
gwo oz three Wosks. Then may God gtsus We
may never soc another hateful grAsshoppera
Our hope now Ia, .hat We may be- bleat with
shoaesy sumner aud fall. 60 that Mo may 1alSo
: crop by planting corn III the middle Of June.
planted in corn. II tho bisds could be multi
Piled huulrod.fqtd, w should not autfes much
from destructive lnaec.s. These best fEiends Of
the farmers ars getting scafcer, md insects In
orchards ard tislda more plentiful. II our 'esEs.
letors would make law 10 elop tbs slaughter OF
tbe birds, they would be thanked by al .oaus-
trlous people, and their good work would follow
thsm lii fruitful years 10 uonle. -.--
AEoaos UuTcxlNus.
, 1875-06-03
PEACE.


THE ENTENTE OF THE THEE NORTHERN EMPIRES.
VIENNA. Mar 17.-rhs Monday Rcpieso pub
i.aheY M article upon the return Of tue Emperor
FraucH Joscph to Vienna, wherein It says:
nh Male.ty, on hia return. arts the political s'ae
Of thingB In knrore EasumnE ~ us1i confse itars,
newed strength is*1e from the H!nrt aFpatsM crssls
through whtch We have secsut psBssd wia increased
,s5s peIon sas rseens hs n' p.snou.
s.et, sud III s lorc honor. therefore. due 10 htr
for The positive peaceful ahIuralctA to which nxfca
sion has been given Berlin during the lart few days.
9ermany's power stnu1a them with tho full authority
Of welHhy political lscinion, whereof thr Significance
cau but be enhanced by tta tntaato atetlun with
the !leas the basis Of which the sntte of the tca
Northern Empires vas established.
Tie article demonstrates, In conclusion. that
tho Emperor Alexander, OF whose warm fa!end.
nhlp Germany md Auatro- Hungary aio able to
boast, has, by hls visit to Berlin, undoubtedly
shown that ho considered the object OF bis inter.
views with the Emperor to he to strengthen md
complete the alliance bstwcen tho three Empe-
sors which aiRnifea tie maintenance OF European
poace.
THE FUTURE 10 De REGARDED WITH CONFIDENCE.
I.oMg, May 13.-1n to-tlay'B session OF thh
Chau,bof, S'enor Mo1e1!i aukod whether the
Italian Foreign Office had not tuade ovettnres to
other States with view to aGs1ning the princi-
pIo Of international arbitration by Legislative
sanction. Hignor viAcon.i vonosta iu his an.
swer said Italy always associated her interests
WILL thoAe Ql poacc- las eAau1: w Assu1-
sncos which rscelvo from Foreign. Goyeru-
mentR e,labla u 10 regard the future With conf"
doncs." .......
uEE4AN, Eso1IsH. AND ArsslAs CIRCULARS.
BERLIN, May 1D.-A fow weeks ago Prince
Biauatck Addressed q circular communication to
tile Caermau representatives nbroad containing .
detailed review Of tho new Fronch Cadres Law,
aud representing It - prejudiciA to tho con.
tlnnanca Of poace-
Other circular communications were snbse-
guentsy issued in tho interest Of peacs By Lord
Derby and Prince GortschakoH,
, 1875-06-03

Sp*1oI Dfspdtet % Ths Chicago Tribune.
DEs Mo1SEy, a., June 1-W. N. Garsotaon,
loto Secretary Of the State Grange, writing To
this city from Denyor, COL, under date Of May
%, s,yu. - The graashoppers havo again swept
Tue fields OF Colorado Of every green thing, OK
cept In 8 few localttiea bur. as tho posts are
rapidly dying now, tho rooplo generally arc re-
planting their fields, putting In com whore they
had Wleat.n
, 1875-06-03
CRIME.

lAHEsYlLLE LOCKS UP A jAHEsVfLthIk.
Srke,a. N.patth to Ihs cAttaco Tribune.
JANEsy1t1E, Wia., juno 2-6opo time ago va
gave soma p4stlou!ars concerning tho asrcst OF
william Mitchell on = charge Of stealing. On
s1atniuatloa hs wss re!oasad, ~ no evidence
could be adduatd watEAnting bin bang bound
over. Notwithstanding ths result OF tho sxAao.
anstleu, Suspicious sHs strongly satNlAtas4
, 1875-06-03
who WAS tho onlY other formidable candidate for

who WAS the onlY other formidable candidate for
Governor.
I}oforo tho Convention adjourned Hayes ao-
copt cd lilo nomination by telegraph.
THE PLATFORM.
Thu following platform Nas unanimously
a3nptut without dlHcuaKon:
Tho Nepnflrans o! Ulo. In Convention asson1.
hlt Esar,tnE thn cardinal principles of she's 'os o.,
htats aud natsoal DECLARE specific pofuts tho eerto4
Ut suutinIfnta following:
equal nader Tho lsxF, and euttd to ther fullest pro-
lection.
sueh which. wit!laut u,neee,sary shoct 70 b.1'"s"
tradr will ultimately "iaatize tho purchasing ca"
pssyy t. of II" So md sr Ys ~; With In.
cidenhI protection to American in'inttr!-
:. wo stand by free sts.'cAt.ot, our public sch23l
ayite,n THO 'a1asto. Of MI for III support and no I'll"
&. unior our Hciablir.n sy*tsm Of Government
tstt9 %,s 70 II ss ~. s Ill
In sia intcrt any p4zlltar .eet. Upon tits an.
nst sloal not fs Z pron. " the espe,lcnee gf
to Cotrp tho Htate constitute VII ry! Of Grr1t mhEn!-
t,dc and endanger tho poros and prosperity OF tho
q, Nc demand ruri, royiron Of Tho Patent laws
viii serso industry fron' tho oppression of n,onopo-
I. 4 gratefa rcoI,c esn never cta,e 10 rr,ntfnler
10 them that lIberalisy aud eeptrity should obtain
i. That NO dcma,ld that ihs public domain sha be
| scr,lpnlnuaIy sAuryed for occupancy By actual
j. Tho determination Of the Government to collect
!te ss,onus. and prevent md punish Frauds h4s our
it, That Tho power of municipal corporations 10 crc-
ate elds should he tettl1ct and !ocal and other Ell
fenlituras oul 10 10 reduced II to diminish taxa
| Ii, The otecryancc of washIngtons example In re-
tisug 1t tho Close Of secend rsirnsfal term will bo
pa .us In s INV Il m s Of .Ic spasc
u. Tile distinguished SUCCESS II bis Administration
, 1875-06-03
hEW YORK CANAL TOLLS.

Albany, n. T., Juus 2.-Tho Canal Board has
kaopted resolution oonou1Elug In tbs action Of
bhs Legislature In recommending th&t ths rate
n toll on lumber b. liked II 3 mills pr t.0a0
tsst. thus makinF tbs tail On lumber tss sA1At
h Ia thaAa "a ~ eaans t11x4kS.
, 1875-06-03
THE WEATHER.

WAsu,sozoN, D. O., Juus 81 4. m.-For tbs
Lakes, tho Upper Aiasssippl and Lower Hla-
sou1t Valleys, ttsinK barometer, northwest 10
southwest Winds, occasional fAins on tho Lover
Lakaa nd sosiss, pAsnJ, ,Al4sd1, aad easasisS
ERAsh&a, 49,
, 1875-06-03

TINT he not only asoIs ArticoA from the Congro-
gationhl Church, 5ut that ho had stolur1 dry
goods and clothing from private familica. Etnco
bis former arreat, Massbal Heating md tia OK
press messengers had boon on the lonkouf
for him. A fow days ago. the Marshal waa
notified by Howard Leo, agent Of tt,o United
States Express Company at Isrodhaad, thrt man
answering to the description OF Mitchell had
hecs arteaecd on hIHpicion there that bo had
goods in his noascBsion and that they had boon
Shipped from Drodhoad to Hanover with posi-
tiya instruction from him that tloy should not
be- delivered to any ono In Hanover but him
SELF aud that they ware to he held until lie called
Tor them. He waH released nt Bsodhead, as
nothing could ho proved against him, and ho
carne 10 tlia city on Saturday. Marshal Koat-
Ing and Constable Comstock Htartel for
Hanover ychtefday. and, having good reason
to oclioEo that tho g0o}s nero stolen property,
took them from tho e1pgoss-of1lce and brought
them to tl,a city, arriving hero at o'clock.
Tl,.ro WAS one box and aatchel Of books and .
largo bunch Of kcys, .flts, SAWS, and chiseis,
Which embraced hrBt-class sot Of burglars
tools. After tho7 returned they wont to Mitch
cir residence, placed him under arrest, aud
took him to jail. About fifteen volumes OF
books were identified by tho Kev. George Will
iams AZ those ho miaacd from his H.
trary In tho Church. Othor volumes
where nameH wcio opco written III
them havo tho names scratched ont, but
will probably be recognized by tlo proper own
crw III few dayH. The vnluo OF the topke found
III lts poaaoeHson Ia placed at sI58. Hin exami-
nation Will be held tomorrow. alitchaIl l,aa
borne bad reputation for homo time. and waa
charged with having bnrgiAra tools, but the dr.
| fculty OF procuring proper evidence kept him
Out Of Jail. Tliero Ia no shadow Of doubt now
that he iaH been for sou'o t1ue engaged In steal
ing. BIZ. Williams, paRtos OF ttIe church, has
always claimed tho church uaa fired by Mitchell,
and, ~ he tslla very contradictory story AZ to
hls rhereabuuts at tho titno Of the re, 1t is now
generally believed that ho was tho iucendiIy.
, 1875-06-03
THE CROPS.


Spfefal Dispatch to Jhs chtea9n Tstdn"s.
KANSAS Ctr1, No., June 2.-prot. Riley. Slate
Entomu1ogist. way In this city to-day, making
m examination Of the graeshoppers and their
tayarcs. lilo eAyB thav will hil ny away within
two NeekR, aud ieAye tho country In good con-
bo good crop aud Go appears very hopeful for
the Gual results after the iocuHts' visitation.
, 1875-06-03

Sp1oi0I Dispatch 70 T34e Chtcdoo JT4otns.
sloux C1rr, H., Juue 2;-Ths first grasshop-
pess aaon in this section this ysar passed over
to-day. They came from tho north, and were
.hviug In \ southwasterly direction. Tho Air ap-
peased to DO full Of thcn,.
, 1875-06-03
KANSAS,


Spteia! Dtspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
FoRr 6ooTr. Kan. Juno 2.-Myllada Of graaa-
hoprers have pasaed over this city In southern
dlroet.ou. They are flying At the rate Of ton miles
m hour. 1t Ia generally believed hero that thcy
will sil bo out Of the State In few days.