, 1875-09-13

THE CROPS.
ILLINOIS,
Sptefat Dtspateh 10 TAe Chteaao 7Tftaat.
GALtNA. ILL.,. 6ept 1l.-1n soma localities Of
this county tho corn In badly h:tten. In others
1t IL unintnred. Only about IL TOR cent Of tho
csop ia ruined.
Spee4at Dspdtrh Ia Ths Chttadn Tf,onns.
SrntxnFtELp. ILL.,. Sept. 1l,--Tucro was barely
frost hero this morning, sod upon inquiry
mado Of farmers hero to-day your correspond
ent learns that no uamage has boon done to tho
corn from tho fact The corn Is 50 vol maturcd
that but ttIo Of it would DO Injured, oFon With
4 serero froat.
Special Dk*nn.eh Ia 7At chtcano TRIBUNE.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Sept. ll.-Tho frost OF l4at
might touched tbla vicinity very lightly intlectl
IN sono pa,ts ot Wionohago County it waa not
felt at sl In Tho lower la1nin the sor,os
frost Of two woeks ago lad anticipated
tto M ios @ the oae ot Friday m n,sbt.
From Inquiries made at tho different RraIn-
warehouses. yolit correspondent can safoly say
that coin hha SUSTAINED no serlo1is damage tn
Tho boavy rains Of Iburalhy havo awolion tim
lock River, but tho Hoatltar u now c'oar aud
quite cold, and NO elAll undoubtedly hayo
another frost tonight that protnsos serious re-
Special D,rateh Ia ne catcaao tribune.
Dw1onT. ILL.,, Bept. 11.-Hinco tho serrib!o
storm Of Thursday night. which flooded this VI
clntY a most marked change ha1 taken ptaco in
tue atmosphere. We have looked for : sharp
fros. for two nights. Tho greater por-
ton Of thc com crop. in this Tlcin:
ity Ia now out OF danger, and
! light ftost would do no damage. SKILL, wo
need about ton days Of good, dry, hot weather to
spte,as fasuatea 10 Th< Chicago 7?raean<
Dwinur. ILL.,, sept. 12.--Wo had hight frost
Friday nighs-not onouxh. however. to do sny
damage. saturdsy sherc was anothor very f.
Torablo atmospheric change. Tho weather to-
day laB been beautifully warm. atl tho air pure
and bracing. Tho indications arc Tonight that
we shall havo a hot wcek which will put tho
corn out Of all danger from any frost for this
Bonson.
lsptetat Disrateh 10 The tntcdao Tribune.
CAnllSv,LLE, ILL.,. Bept. u.-The corn csop In
little backward on account Of the heary fains,
but vii! average from 40 to 50 buehels per scro.
Spretat DIs'afeh 10 The Chfed1o Tribune.
MoKESA, ILL.,, Bopt. 1.-Two wore visited last
night with ffo8t. twas confined principally
TO tho lower tands, mud tho damage is not OK
Sptev1i D,spoteh to The cafeaao Tribune.
Pa1scEros ILL.,. Sept. 11.-The eoru has not
boon hnr: by the front. md 10 not uut Of danger.
The weather was very cold last night, but.thero
VAS no fIoat. Weather warmer now aud has tho
appearance Of rain.
spte1di D'<p,tfh to 1At chteaoo Tribune.
FnEEronr, H.. sopt. little farmers report
but slight frost thIs morning throughout
4l1pAGHH0Q tQHutT. NO pGEEEFLluI0 uhUlARG 10
corn. Tho night vas clear and cold, however.
Tho morcury stood at 4G thts morning.
INDIANA.
Srec4al Dispdtth 10 1hs Chicdao Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 1l.-No front IN this
Immediate vicinity this morning. very slight
frost reported in some few localitios, but no
damago. Tho vpather In warm, with prospect
of rain. frost ineido OF two or three weeks
Il Tn In ,;u ~ ~
tho ssste. ...
aptr.at Dfspateh to III. Chicago Tribune.
1ND1ANApoL1s. Ind. Sent. n.-The weather
last night MAS decidedly. cool. and considerable
dauRor WAS appsehendnd in tho early evening Of
severe frost, but 30 far as can DO heard
from the cold did not 1esuit III pescopt'b!o
damage. No reports havo come in in-
dica.,ng trouble. II thero bus been
slight frost it will do the coin no damago in thia
locality only serving to check tho growth Of tho
green stalks. and to allow the coru alroady do
7eloped to riren. No apprehension Is expressed
hero to-day of dannge. hlo1o will be hoard
from taia State tomorrow.
MINNESOTA.
Sixeaal Dtsrateh 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis, Sept. 12.--Tto weather tho
past three dAys has becn clear aud cool, favora-
blo for tho farmers, who have taken advantage
OF It, and to-day tho crops are in a moro aatls-
factory condition lu this section sud throughout
Southern Minnesota At many points In allnne-
sofa telegraph operators report fsrniorh working
like beavers to-day stscklng and otherwise car
ing for tho grait. Som0 report threshlnE-ma-
chimes Ut work to-tisy. Afew more days Of the
present fine Heatiler, and The large harvest wlti
have boon occurred In very satisfactory condi-
tion.
loWA.
Rp<ciat Df&pafeh to The chfenoo tribune.
hicGaEaoR, H., sept. 11.--The slight fsost OF
last night did no injury to tho corn crop. Tho
corn in valleya was killed By the froat Of August.
Special D7xpateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RAr1pn, Ia, Sept. 1l.-Thero Was nc
damage to corn lass night By fronts Ia this vicir-
its, nor On the limo Of tho Northwestern TOAD ~
far west AZ Boone
stec,al D.spatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, H., Sept. ll.-ho damage Ia
corn BY frost In this vicinity. Weather raw and
threateulng this evening.
WISCONSIN,.
6peetai DfspateA to Ths Cateaao Tribune.
JAxEsyu.LE, Wis, Sept. 1.-THE frost OF last
night wss very light one, and did no damage in
| Green, Rock, WAlworth, or Jeferson Couttiea.
| Corn that waa touched by tho fsoht soma ncska
ago ID mostly filing we'll. and will turn ont very
| good crop.
Sptetd. ptsoaseh to Ths Chicago 7rious4.
MADta0N, Wis.,, Aapt. 11,-1t cleared on &c
Mono WAS visible, except vory slight in few lon
| paaccs, snd no dam&go wAB done.
NEBRASKA.
spettal Nspateh 10 1he CAioaeo 7rt5uns.
OAAuA, Ncb., Sept. 11.-Tle air was olear and
cold Friday night, bu. though frost wAs foarst
nous came, and the crops in Nebraska aro il