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MICHIGAN.
CROPS IN OTTAWA COUNTY.

S,'sefas Disp.trh tn Tn Ca.ca1o Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, juno 2l.-Tho latest ro-
ports IN regard to tho csops In Ottawn County
are, TINT there is every prospect for good cro1,s
and psicea. Winter wheat is most promising
heading out we'll, and iroe from tnsects, with
prospects Of the hert crop III many years. Oats
and spring wheat are both At promising; and
hay will average nearly to per cent better than
last year. Potatoes arc doing we'll. aud bat fow
bugs are reported. The fruit-yiuld will bo q
large one. especially tho rmalIor f-uitH.
The fruit-tsnes hAvo BufFerad considerable
damage. and but quarter Of n crop ot peaches
will be obtained. St.awbc.ry-vinea arc losdcd
with fruit. and the crop will bo splendid QUO.
Cur,anta look we'll and promising. III doca tho
other ANAL fruits. Carbon vegetables especial :
oniona. promlao largo CROPS and good profits.
Corn Is backward, but will soon yiod to the
present warm weather. But little uf this crop
is now cultivated though undoubtedly another
yeas will see moro attention givon 10 It.
, 1875-06-22
BEECHER.
Another Stunning Sensation
in the Great Scan-
dal Case.
Protest by an lrate Juror Against
!nsinuations Of Bribery.
hir. Beach Distinctly Declares that the
Jury Hare Been Approached.
Evidence Thereof Will Bo Sub
mitted When the Court
Desires.
Judge Nelson Names tho Close Of
Tho Case as tho Proper
Time.
fearful Tommy's Big Share in the
Expenses Of the Trial.
They lre Borne Wholly By hr. Bcether
and Himself.
| It Follows, Therefore, that There Has
Been No Bribery |
In! Addition to All This, Some Strong
Augmentation by Mr. Beach.
Il Renewal Of Sensational Hostilf-
tics Anticipated To-Day.
They irs Borne Wholly By Mr. Beether
and Himself.
It Follows, Therefore, that There Has
Been No Bribery
In! Addition to All This, Some Strong
Augmentation by Mr. Beach.
Il Renewal Of Sensational Hostilf-
tics Anticipated To-Day.
BEACH'S EIGHTH DAY.
4 GENUINE gENBAT1QH.

Special Dspdtch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Juna 21.-Tho groatcst Eensatton
Of the latter days Of the great scandal tKinl fol-
lowed the close OF Mr. Beach's argument to-day,
Mr. Hull, the sixth juror, afo1o Ia his place. and,
addressing tho Court. maao alhrp rejolndor
to what he called the instnuationa Of Dir. Beach
that the jury had been approached With tho ill.,
tonsiou of influencing them in favor Of hlr.
Boecher. After few phrases Of denial. in
which he emphasized the fact, which all the jury
consider Al uuaeard Of hardship, that they wore
compelled to Sit there for nlere pittance Of pay
In private interests. he concluded by declaring
TINT the only attempt to influence them im-
properly Wss by iuoloainH them in envelopes
ExT1AcTB rRoA THE BUN
denuuciatory Of Deooher. Tho Eun has latoiy
becn very violent, publishing among other
things the story about Miss Edna Dean Proctor
ayd Mr. Boccher for which Moulton vas auod
and indicted. It Ia understood nmong 1lr.
Beochogs friends that al indictment of Dana
for this article, and Of James Gordon Bonnet
for tho Herald sonsatlon few days ago, will he
applied for to the next Grand Jury In Kings
County,-shts, notwithstanding It is known
that Bennett is out Of the coun-
try, and that II Is generally supposed
thnt tho Sun articles are written not by Dana,
but by II. D. Stauton, whose vito was At ono
'.no an1neo - au'aoi''t LUZ stao ''a'.uA'' SUI
who Ia supposed to know something about II
hut 1t la moro than probable that sfter tho cane
in elosol all psrties will tsko rest In tie homo
t..t .i,n ao.r;,a, ,vi,, a.. ~
'"a. ,,,, wv ooaAaa. .,'',' wiz u'o NV. ..'.
tried to throw oil on tho waters. but Mr. beach,
Who with all hjs great ability, l,us not tho hapry
facr5tv ~ roanne mi re.usor,od tb,t In hsa
.asas' " soep's ~99' '~@'''N''0 ''41s A'' 1"@
ArTEMrrB At BRIBERY.
Mr. Abott, who spoke uow for tho f.rst time,
tna;.ted that Mr. Iscach'a 1nnvu,oe vas ent,Ye1v
I"., ... ~ .Io.1.as .s., ~.
prepared to assume personal responsibility for
lis utterauces Mr. Shesmnn who was the only
other Of Mr.. Doec.,er's counsel prescnt. arose III
..d a..,d ~ r.,,,,,. ,h,rn.. ,,,t-ra
'seo ~" ~" 414'' .10N... NA'"'h "''1oi
and demanded that ne should immediately SUBJ
nit hfa nrnofA Thia Mr. nAach docnot to do
, 1875-06-22
IONA


REPoR1B TlOM NESTkAN IOWA.
We sre indebted to ME. ]. q. Calhoun, COM
1nissionor OF the IowA Land Company. o,nee
Dearborn and Randolph streets, for tho follow.
ing tetearama from Westcm Iowa, sont BY roia-
bio mon In aasWor to Inquiries ~ to tho crop
prospects and gtasshoppssas
DkaiAos, Crawford Co., H., Juno 9o.-r hare
during the pA4& week made An extended tour through
Crawford, Sae, and ida Counties, and aeves saw
mora protnAin2 prospects, for tho fArnuss Tha7s u
III increase Of l6 pr cent ln tbs planted
tn Ida and csasfcFd Counties, and ~ esnt tn sso
ttss Aaaua4 ~ sfts p1lss aoRsIsat fog bEaAuS u gu
, 1875-06-22
ILLINOIS,.

6peeta1 Di+pdteh 10 7h' CHICAGO Tribune.
SpnlNarEELp, ILL.,. juno 11.-Laat ptgt'a
storm did gseat damage to growing crops. In
plhces tho corn Jus: planted Was washed away,
together with the soil down ~ deep as tho plow
lad run. Wheat and oats were blown down in
places, but it ia beloved bY faru,css that both
wili raiHo up again. in Which case lttle damage
will teslIk. 1t cleared away this afternoon, nod
now, after weeks almost uulnterrupted ralu,
the prospect Ia favorable for q few daya Of dry
weather. The farmers complain that the corn is
very foul With weotls, and must A,on be worked
or the crop will be greatlg llj1Itcd.
, 1875-06-22
PIONEERS REUNION.


Spee,ai Disuo&ch t. The CHICAGO Ittouns,
LApoRrE, Ind. juno 2t.-Ths old eettlese OF
Laporte County held their annual reunion In h.s
cltY to-day. Hundreds were present from I'll
parts Of the uouuty. Altar = bountlful dinner,
speaohas and stoEiss Nals In oSlss. Al pa4Gi
on pisaA&nsl3.
, 1875-06-22
WISCONSIN,.


Special U&patch 10 The Ch,cdao Tribune.
MAp1soN, June 2l.-Crop prospects, hero hro
favorable, though tho weather has been warm
to-day, md farmers fepr dauiaso by tho chincn-
bue in email grains With hot and dry weather.
Our straw berries are fast rponiug, aud yiolding
Hhll.
, 1875-06-22
y one-th!rd mora Than list season. A. 10 ar
ptls, No have none. W,tIiAx FAxJ

CARROLL os1r. Carroll Co.. H.. Juns o. :
bsIle5. r., tnd oah ne7eF 'ho~ed fetterF -
nsusy Eoo Il ''s a !n,a e.a Ior
cultivation ibis year than Int Of III kinds Of s
trouble hese from era:shopper..: aud non'.@@.: =
East arc stopping here md hnd homes. ~ I
0E1nnlx 4
s1on4 LAKE. Duena Vista Co., Ia. 1rne 7o.-wteat,
ot.s, and barley in this and ssc Counties promise
large CROP which il very Uniform and very heavy on
gfaaAloppers. pH1LiP 6cKALtER.
hetter condition. and abundant crops ueyer
au'pcouf There arc no graA'hnrpera in thia part u
tue State nor any trouble fro this eourco anciE.te
In Bueua Vista and Cherokee Counties there 600
''' '<' '4'>'0n ''Se''nS u: i. {s'i &. frrrn.or.
osAwA CIT. Monoa. Co., H.. 1une M.-whcat and
but with favorable ~iil b unusaay lasgr.
county Tho area Of cultivated land Il ii or 70 pei
cent OVER Last scar. IfoLnhook BRurnrA.
stoux CITY, Woodbury. Co.. Ia, juno 2o.-Ths con.
don Of OUT crops H. e1caIlrnt, WGcat never looked
better. Our aercage has hecn Increased
m yta md 10, .ns' IN Woodbury.
JErrEnsoN Greene Co., H., juno 11.-Whcat and ont
nd '
!arn 4vrrnge Po&atpa4 and all vegetables look WE'LL
There II fFun nnefth to ucuartsE IN croEs In
tn" county shia year than i.sf and our farmers arc
HEAD BROTHERS.
bat prospect for fall cEnps Of ali kn1s In this district
.: low: ever known. Fully one-third more xronn* IN
avrray~ In 1s74. Il bushels rnr acre No graaslof-
ptr*, nor rro.3ecta of any. E.try farmer ii cheerful
.n h!ty, IL fui ccnHtience Of tue present and foz
0EonoE STANLEY.
, 1875-06-22

CINCINNATI, June 2l,-steau,or Il. 4. skillinger,
lying near tho marlne-ra,lwsy dock, ex miles
above this city, burned At = late hour tonight.
Loss estimated 1t Sl6.000. Insurance ut known
tonight.
, 1875-06-22

ST. Paul, allun., Juhe 21.-At Winors, Con.
rad Doha's planiug-mill caught fire audburned
ycatetday afternoon. It WAS tho finest iu the
HtAte. Loas, e30, ,000t lnauraucs, 10000.
, 1875-06-22
Gloomy News from tho Region
Around Jacksonville, Ill.
Hundreds Of Acres Of Growing Wheat
and Corn Totally Submerged.
Railroad Bridges Washed Aray, and
l{a1n1ets Made Unlnt1abi(able,
Tho Storm at Kansas City Thought to Hays
Been the Most Terrific since 1874.
Nearly All the Missouri Railroads Mora or Less
Crippled.
m oneENE AND MORGAN COUNTIES.

IN GREENE AND MORGAN COUNTIES.
Si~csai Nspdteh to 7hf Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, June 21.-A fearful storm
bwops over this region OF country on Sunday
night. Earth and sky woro lurid With lncessaut
flames Of lightning from dusk till 10 o'clock,
when tho rain began to fall in torrents and
continued tho Ereater part Of tho night.
The result Is that creeks nre swollen ont
Of their banks, tho low lands flooded, feucos
Bxert away, and tho wf,ea. aud grass legelct 10
tho ground. Tho corn ia also washed out In
low places. The Chicago 4 Alton and Toledo,
Wabash IL Western Railroads vnro considerably
damaged by the washing away or tho undorm.u-
ing Of cu1vcrta aud bridges. All Of tho trains
Oh Lhese lines were delayed from thrao to ton
hours. Many OF the bridges spanning tho
Rlnallor s.reamB all oyor thIs county hare bo On
wathcd a1ny. Tho wros arc down along the
Chicago Il Alton 1satiroad. between hors and
lsoadhouse. Tho damages to tho railroads ARC
boing repaired. aud trnina will run again to.
morrow a. usual.
srte5at Dispasch 10 The Cnkn7o Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Junn 2t.-Siuco aending
my previous dispatch. Supt. lloyHe, Of tho Na-
aouri Division of tho Chicago & Alton RntlEosd,
haH returned trun tho vicinity OF Nondhouse,
and reports the floods moro destructive in that
region than had before bcon ANNOUNCED. HIM
dscds Of aeres of corn aud wheat land between
Manchester and 1toadhouso wcre cuycrcd BY
water like lake Three miles of tho railroad
track beyond Eoadhouso and half-a-t1oxon bridges
arc wnslle1 awar, aud 1t wilt tako three days
to repair tho damage no Al to 1noye ttAina
over TINT portion Of tho line. Hurricane Croek,
from lsoadhouse to tho llnoa River. usually
small stream, III sSoon tbs: 1t fills tic wholo
valley from fourth 10 half milo wide, aud tho
or'ft-wood il floating amid tho tops Of trees Is
| feo: high. One Aouse MAS washed
h"aJ, and more than dozen fam-
| lies driven from their lotnss at
| midnight. No lives aro reported iost. At Dsako
n small village Of eight houses. all Tho inl,ab-
,au.s "cro drison out by tho water filling their
| dwellings, from to G feet decp, and they arx
uoH occupying the depot: All hare had shosr
crops ruined. and some iiave lost tl,eir house.
hold goods. food, clothing, md all they bad.
Tho damaGo is widespread and iss terrible e1-
ecnt IL not fully known got.
, 1875-06-22
ACCIDENTS At GOSHEN. IND.

ACCIDENTS At GOSHEN. mo-
Spee,ai D.spatcA tn The Ch,ea1a. .5F'sanf.
0osuEN, Ind.. juno 2l.-Mr. John ded1os lost
couple Of Angess to-day by = buzz saw In Crssy's
ahop. M.s. 4. Btusou. Willie guing tlown flight
OF atalrs. slipped aud toll, ilalocauug hor right
shoulder.
, 1875-06-22

LOSS or THE sAaANAc.
8AH FRANCISCO, Juno 91.-Tho United States
steamer 6a1auac. having ou board M pas,ongers
Lieut. Maynard and Dr.. Emit BcHal!s OF tic Smith
sonan Institute, left San Francisco June Tor
Sikh and Behring's Straits on scientific expe-
d.tion aud To maize collections for tho Phadel-
p!sia Centennial Exposition. aho took tho in.
sido channel, called ut Nauaimo, and at 8:45
8. m. on Friduy struck tho famous md. channel
roca IN Seymour Nar1ows. Jb'a is tho tock 80
much talked OF In connection With tho
pronosod bridge 1t the Sasroas for the
Canadian Overland hallway. She WIS
going fourteen knots, with = aeyou knot
current At tho time Of striking, sfs hung fcu
nomonts. then swung of. ana her bow uns run
into tho Vancouver nloro aud mado fast with a
kawssr to trco. III All hour she sunk out OF
aight, not ovon tho nlaethoada being visible.
But little Of tho stores the personal effects OF
tile o[scors and crew weso aavod., The ship's
company cemped on !ho beach without sl.eltor
mander Sanders, pilot, and Thirteen nen made
their way bv foot aud camo to Victoria. arriving
there last night. Tho steamer Otter Ioft tAls
morning for tie wreck. No lves wcro lost,
, 1875-06-22

Special Dttatth u TIA Chicaeo TRIBUNE.
FoRr ATKINSON. Wia.. Juno 2l.-A young man
MAS killed betwpca hero aud Milford yesterday
whilo trying to pass another team. liz struck
aEalnst utnmt,. throwing h,m il tho Air, ald
bsuaking his mock Rud shoulder.
, 1875-06-22


NASHVILLE, TcuD.. Juhe 3l.-Frldsy I fe4ttul
Aail-stoEm occurred IN Williamson County.
Btones ~ large - hons eggs fol-. killing birds
and poultry. gang Of hArreststa xas fAixly
ihzeshs4 out, aoiia being badly bruised.
, 1875-06-22

~ lIHCktOs NM3.
TORONTO, Ont, June 2l.-The Toronto Bolt
aid Nut Factory. owned by Robh i Co. HAs
burned laat night. Loaa 900, 900.
, 1875-06-22
DROWNED.
Steeiaf nttt>atth IL Iha ftkicddn Ixihisf,e

SPECIAL Wtpdlth u 1h8 CH1fd9n 1F76WHt.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. juno 2l.-A man nsmol
Ferdinand rEazor, German laboter, employed
in rafting logs on Grand IliyeE, camd to Lis
death this morning near Deoch Tree by falling
between two logs aud drowning. Ills body Inns
not heen recovered. lie leayes = wife an1 two
children.
vt. JoHx, N. B., June 2l.-aix fishermen, In
thEoe 1ihhing- -boats. were drowned In 4 heavy
stcrn on the salmon tshlug.gruunds, neaE st.
Johu, on Friday night last.
, 1875-06-22


n1sns. t19o county mas tremendously Hooded.
Two or threo miles Of track and iargo number
OF culserts Of tho Ch'cn3o s. Alton Itoad woto
washcd OFT. Avery heary raln.Ftorm occurred
III tlis viclhlty, but 10 damage was dons.
MISSOURI.
KANSAS Crvr, No., Juno 21.-The most ter
rifle storm etr,ce 1914 visited this ecc,iou on Sun
dar niobt. I, hrr,u ntout o'c1ock mi, t,s,.d
~. H.. ,'a,,.s, trss ..;, s.,...'. a'1ss ~
% .oal u. a'o -, ,'oata' .a. 4no lan P'atea oo"n IN
tos3ca's' hoa "as aeco'nla'''eo W 'nacn na'I'
city woro struck by lightning. and aovaraf
,,n,oofoa fn,monac demoro wn. aonn ~
"a'ooee 49,, ..a.' s",,a ses "0 a,,uu uoAo ~, ~
lilo ssfeotS' anu many co1'Afa "ere h1leu. Iho
stosln extended over the country for IN area Of
50 or moro mica 10 tho south aud southwest,
Int II !. thourht IT did nat e.tcna far rort1,
tr1o s,r,,ao to farm. ~. ys,-, rxos+ cas.an
luz "a'""So ~ 'aIA' "Hs 'e's s'oa'' oo&ton
1Auds WeFo submerged mud damaged.
lho fahioaas suneFca eeSn1e1y; Ihree
, 1875-06-22

8p7efds Hla1a574
OLATuE, Kaa., june a1.-DuEng tho storm
last night, \ house Was blown down at tbs ford
on Mil Crock, miles notthcaat Of this place.
4 man, vito. and child uamcd LoAvlsk we're In
tue bouao. The child xsA killed. and the mAn
aud woman badtY Injured. Tho flood cA'no upon
them. and tIa woman was drifted about 400
yards, but sho clung to her dead child durlog ali
Tint terrible hour. Buyofal bttdgea weto vAshsd
sway and much other dAiusSe dous. :
, 1875-06-22

aIonA LAKE. Drena Vista Co., Ia. 1Hne 7o-EteAt,
otss and barley In this and bac Cn,lnt1es tromisa
largo crop, which il very Uniform and very heavy ou
the ground. Corn ia Backward TO the late spring. No
graaAloppers. rH1Lip bcIEALLkR.
, 1875-06-22


CIHc1NxArI, o., Jnue 2l.-The Atlantic i
Groat WoAtarn easscrn-bound passenger train,
which left hoto At 10 o'clock last night, WAS
thrown from tho truck It Hamilton, o.,
by \ displaced switch. The fireman, James
Kirkup, ~As kltod. and the epglneor. James
Gray. va badly bruised. No others wero H.
tured,
, 1875-06-22

stoux C11y. Woodbury. Co., Ia, june 1o-The con.
dion Of OUT crops IL excallrnt- WHEAT never looket
better. Our Aereaye has hecn Increased onesxlh osc
la. year, snd not a,ng!e shopper" " in Wnodbur,
County that ws know Of. Tk1ncx b JACKSON.
, 1875-06-22

NAzLEroN. Pa. juno 2l.-W. II. Curron. John
Ga5tust, Ani James Weber wcro suflocated In
tho Stockton m,ncs yesterday, while cngaEed
In clearing tho cha,nborA of black damps.
Three other miners who were In tho mine ut tho
time wera overcome with the foul air, but aro
recovering.
, 1875-06-22


her husbands duty to forgive her - II sho lad
been forced bv bodily violouco. But III any oyens.
M1. Beach aaid,
WHAT WAS 4 CHRISTIANS DuTT
towards guilty wife who AAd repeIlted aud oon-
fessed In yiow Of tue example net by our Savior
In the case Of Mary 5laydAienf Whatever might
bo tho tirss ropulaye emotions OF tho husband, 1t
WAS not in tho nature Of manhood to tlnally re-
1cct tile w!fas appeal for Aossalf aud for her
children. 10 coudone taero must first TO STU.
CondonAtiou meant forglyoncaH Of guilt. When
bir. lsuecilet bAtd that bIr. TItton had condouoa
lis wlfe's fault, l,e mado substantial con.
jeBaiou. It waY 4 somewhAt notable event, sAd
COUNSEL when Titou appeared in Plymouth
aruBe ~ to whether ho had slaudeled tue pastnr
and ia tbs face Of Plymouth Church aud Ita
members
CHALLENGED INVESTIGATION.
0na would suppose that Wl!ci the church Waa
convu!sed viii. ihIs difficulty, It would scuta tlat
wlleil tho iudcious Of tho church lad TiIton
before them, that thou waa tho TINA when tn-
juIud lnnocence would have Btnod up Ia tue per-
son Of Henry Ward Boucher ald cleared hl1n-
innoccn:: Uut slr, l}eecher. who was 80 proud
to-day. wh.n confronted BY Tlltoa tlion SUNK
from tho iBAIe. ~ have no Charge to make"
said Mr. Deech,r. Why vas i thai this 1nattos
wAs not thsn examined wben tho circumstances
Counsel then quoted from Tlton's testimony
In regard to Heecher's telling him OF airs.
Hooker threatcnlug to toll tho MetnbeES OF
Plymouth Church from tho pulpit Of btu rola.
tions with Mrs. Tiltou, aud said thAs blr.
Uoecher
DID NOT CONTRADICT TIE STORY.
Werc no 10 disregard sueA evidence aud refuse
to hear such III appeA - this from T.lton7 II
xoman' aud he denies 1t, then biz evidence vent
for nAught Oh the ,ptoposltton of hss !sarued
frlsnd, Nj. Evsrts, False In oue thing. falso !n
ii. Whsa ths Hest ehsssa wsss pending. aud
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circulars. AMERICAN PUBLISHING Co, lis Randolph
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Died Suddenly of Heart Disease.

How common is the announcement. Thou
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the irritation may at first be only slight, produc-
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dull, heavy, or sharp darting pains, yet by and
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tie lining membrane or of the valves, is pro-
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case Of this kind. Unnatural throbbing or
pain iuthe region of the heart should admonlsh
one that all is not right, and if you would pre-
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to beat rightly by the use of such a remedy as
VIII remove the cause of the trouble. Use DIR.
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d'rS were authorized 10 refund the money to
any person who should use them and not be
satisfied with tie result. We doubted this at
first bat TIE nroprietors authorize IL to say
that it is true.
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HEART DISEASE CURED.
RocEpoHr, Spencer TO-, Ind, Feb. LIST, 1871

ifoHEPOEr, Spencer To-, InI., Feb. lst, l81i.
De y. Y. PlEECE. Buffalo, y. y:
About two years ago [ was afflicted with a
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pressure around i. almost causing syIitocation.
l saw an advertisements of Your Golden Medical
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