, 1875-07-29

i. Harry, William. Il. kisklaul. Charles A.
Dana. franklin Ed-on, Mynr IL. Myer ClarkHon
y. Potter. Jnhn 1. Aguew, e. Datamases, aud
j. ". heilSInan.
THE CROPS.
itLINols,
6pee3ds Disrnteh IN The Chscd9o Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 2s.~-One Of the heavs-
eRt tainfAllB OF the maHy We lhyo had this sen
hun began here yesterday evening at o'clock,
aud continued with little interruption till p IN.
to-day. Tho eatRe lain III reported cast at Dan
vile, and through the southern and wehtorn ror-
tons Of ta State. 1t has Low clea1ol away aud
looks nj though re might expect clear dag to-
morrow. This rain will almost ruiz. the whoat
in tho a],ock, wl1cl, in reported 10 bc srr~ Ing
sanly. Tho llav already cut lla4 been greatly
damaged. mud It will hh impossible for tinvs l.,
yet into tho meadows to cnt the gtapr etarding.
Altogether tho outlook for tho farmers grows
Sr<c.af Ll.putch n The Chtraqo 1+,bnns.
CAMRR1poE CRY, Ind. July 2b.--For sou,e
time rain las lecn falling almost iucensantly,
1ngAt and day, in this rlrin!sy, entRilsng eteat
| damage to the crops, Which were aua aitiug the
harvo1t. During tho storm 1aAt night bitdge
| OH tlIa Whitewater Waller NaiIroad few ,nilea
south OF thiH city, was hwept away, aud ot1er in
| Jury done.
.~y<e,at pistx,teA 10 The Chtson 7rtbunt,
CuAMrA1os, ILL.,, July 23.-Fo. thu Ea.t dny
and ui1ht Nh almost ieces3ant rain has been fxiI-
ing sotnonmes In floods. aud again lesa heavily.
The l.npca III regard to al! cxcoTt corn con-
| t,nnc to ccsnAse, and a feeling OF despoudencs
| IL realized by iii.
MISSOURI.
SptrfH1 b;sp1tch II The Ch'ed1o TTibHrk.
ST. Jo<Er,1, Mo-, July 23.-Copious and timely
rains l,avo fallen III all Northwest Missouri In
tho last twenty hours. THO condition of the
crorB could mt DO moro favorable. The TO-
pla.t Of cosu IL cs:,ecialiy promising.
SEtcsA Ds.1s.::a t, The c1,caoo 1r,tnne.
| sr. luusB. July 1s.-..dvccs from rarioua
points i'll Central Missouri report al unpscce-
| de,ted rAsn-tall, Which fot in yesterday nolr-
1nE anl !las continued ulabatea cyar sinoo,
1ooling folds and tcstroyin. ceups, wash!ng
away bridges. cnlvoetp, and. in sotno tns; aucos,
houses. Atutud Scdaia, \ rich agricultural dis
| trlct, the e1itiso country IL Under wHter. Tue
| Wator-Ko1.is In that city arc completely sup-
| mergesl, the water standing In tho eng no-rotin
| & OF 2 feet deep. Flat. lAg Muddy. and Black
| wAter CreeGB nyo overflow ed thu bottom t4rnsa
being covered With wntsr and csufN 1Hiied. Tho
| Usage Kiv1r ia also out of its batts aud i'm
mouse damage IL boing dous to farmers. Trains
OIL tito Missouri, Ennsas d Ie1a. aud the Pacific
| ltatlroadh ato delayed. and tile damage dopo
ttlose roads ia Tory largo. number Of vAlu-
| aSle bridges and treht!e works. mo washed away
| At Itptop, Mo-, the sn'n uas tue heaviest ever
| known, tho crops uf oats and flax being COM
bridges aln cnivrrt1 in evory direction gone and
railway tsavcl stolped.
NEBRASKA.
Srvrinl ntfnatch t. The tAiraqo 1r1bunt.
LINCOLN. July 23.-The streams in this vicinity
aro still rising. Tie Atcl,ison 4 Nebraska nal-
way in damaged { 20 Ut0. TAe fields at Firth aud
Hickman a1e flooded, Hundreds Of acrea Of
wheat In shock have been washed away.
All tho houses In Hickman arc
ovcsfloNeA excepting two Last night
two employen at tile Innane Asylum. inling Salt
Creek bank full, detached their horses from tho
wagon, aud attempted to swim theu hcloAB the
laging Aoo:l. One crossed in safety, but the
otucr wan carried aWay by tue Hood. Tho body
haa not bcen recovered, Tho damage to proper
tv and harvested crops will reach high ID tie
thousands.
CANADA.
TonoNTo, Ont, July 28.-The Giobt has 1T.
teen columns Of special reports nbout tho crops
from different placos In Ontario, Quebec. Now
Brunswick. pr,ncu Edwards Island, aud Now
Scotia. THO following is a summary: Fall
wheat although below tue average, will be
larger crop thau at one time expected nprinE
wheat Ia sboye tho average. 0ats. barley, and
peas arc heavier than for many yenrs in prupor-
tion to tho area envored. Indian corn Ia greatly
improved. aud will turn out bcttor than OK.
rcctel. Tic potato croj, IL large An,f root crops
EonoEally very heavy. Hay IL MI average clop.
small fruits arc abundant. APPLIES less penti-
tn!. III otlcf fruits tAoro wil1 probably DO de-
!cloney'
OHIO AND INDIANA
! N,setSAAll, IS.' - su's @'.-AAe ''"eeae' Jam
past fow weeks, especially The past lew days,
falllng almost oanhtantly, have doue great danl-
Aho ~ .ue ttopo ~ @aet stcuusy fAllna!a arc
,,r,at, INV .ss ~ w auo ~ a'
tho xheat In rrow, tho nnroutn boiur ,nits ionT
C1ScIssArt, July as.-Addlt,onai dispatches
to-nlElt from Southern Ol'lo aud Indians state
thst tio continuous fa1ha o1 she past TWO daYa
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