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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-08-24
CALF ORNlA OhANGt unOVE ESTi-
NATE

An orange grove in the Centinela VAL
ley, CAL. contains some $4,000 orange
trees nearly five years old. Planted be
tween the rows are some $500 almond
trees, now three years old. The almonds
will bear this year and will yield about
six pounds per tree. In two years they
will easily yield twelve pounds per tree,
or IS 900. Two thousand lime trees
four years old, are in this orchard. and
they will in two years yield = per tree,
or 10000. The almond will be dug up
rs soon as the oranges begin bearing.
In the meantime, they wilf'pay the en-
tire expense OF attending to the orchard
The orange trees will comm encc
bearing in five years. Two years later
it is reasonable to suppose that they "ill
yield 200 to the tree, which. ut one
cent II piece. would give an income o!
$3.50 900. AS they will hardly ever sell
tor less than one and half to two cents
apiece, an income OF 100000 t. $3.50,
600 from the Cent'nela orange grove is
quite reasonable expectation.
NORTHERN PACIFIC-A branch OF the
Northern Pacific is completed from Tat
coma, on Puget Sound. up the Pnyaliur
river, distance of 80 miles. Genera.
George stark. general manager OF the
Northern Pacific road, is now On his way
to Tacoma to examine the route OF til,
proposed road and report to the directors
Of the company. Should this road be
built it will penetrate the corn field.
owned by the company, am. enaole con
Sumsrs on this coast TO procure iuel IT :
great discount from the prices now
charged. The company has sent experts
who arc thoroughly conversant with \.
qualities and kinds OF coal, into Washing
ton Territory, To make L thorough exam
ination OF the deposits. and they .epor
that the quality ofthe coal II be oh,alue,
from these fields is far superior to an,
now produced on this coast. 10 give Al
idea OF the scarcity OF good coal on tn
Pacific slope. II is only necessary to stat,
that, during the year 1873, 10000 ton
were received in San Francisco iron
Australia alone. As the Pacific MAJ
Steamship CumpanN's steamers pene
trate Puget Sound aud touch i, racom,,
the facilities for transportation to 81
Francisco will be excellent. - Put!lcr
World.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-08-24

TOMATO VINEGAR-Take one bushel
OF the ripe fruit, wash and throw them
into tub, add one quart Of heavy Or
leans molasses, mash and wash we'll and
let it stand several days, string frequent
~. When a strong vinegar odor is
given off strain the julie off and put it
into casks and let it stand until the pro-
cess is completed. Vinegar made in
this way is equal to the best, and to sue
coed in its manufacture it is only neces-
sary TO follow out the above simple
directions.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-08-24
FARM AND GRANGE

The seed Of sunfowers is the most
healthy feed that can be given to horses
in Winter and Spring halt pint day
keeps them in health and spirits, with
sleek coats, and more animated than
any other kind OF feed. 1t prevents
'heaves" and some other diseases.
-lkGrulUnd Etxrn2er.
, 1876-05-04

Worna-Tho ttcvs NcDonnoll-Labor
and CnpatAg.

WorBna-'The ttcvs Observation-Disclosures
end CnpatuI.
.:speetdt U.spatth 70 Tbs Ch.naao Tribune.
MoSTnzAr4 MaJ 3.-1nselligepce Ia received by
cab!e that to-day the Papora In tho Worms caso
~Aioh we're sent from here by Ms. Cartcs to Lis
professional confrere in Lonlou, 0ls. Afchan-
built, woro laid before tue aushoritea the1s. It
renaIns to be socn what action rill be taken.
It's probable correspondence will bo opened
with tho american Government. rs tile gsonnd
taken BY alr. Carter When the case wns botora
Judge Ramsay. IL the e1act iutorpratR ton given
10 tho Imperial oct BY English Judges.
5ntclat DtsNttrh n f3t Calru1o 1+sbuat.
TORONTO, May 3.-At meeting Of tho Toeou-
to prcstytery last night, the amended statement
Of tho Lev. ]. D. Mcdonnell failed to satisfy q
majority OF tho rrcBbyterY, Who adopted 5eso.
luton requiring him either 10 modify lis stose-
meut or give virtually unqualified aysent To
the doctrine OF eternal punishment gs laid down
in the Confession OF FAITH. Ths minority. in
c!ud.ng tho lev. 1lr. Mcdonnell, entered tt.eir
dissent, sud csayed the privilege Of appeal 10
the Synod Or ueneral Assembly, Which il tho
hlghcHt Presbyterian court.
Tile rl1e aAs0ciatloD8 Of this ctY 4re now
hodtug meeting to aoisct team 10 1opresept
Onta1io ut Creednloor.
tJttaGt Usspt4ch tn Tia Chicdoo 1Ftbyu<
Br. CAruARisEs, May 8.--The laJorsrs On tho
nom canal At Thorold 4ave strllck for an Increase
Of l2M ccnta per dny. 4 procession OF over l0A
ssrlkots marched through the Townof Mo1rtton
to-day, hoAded By band. tlAgs, etc.
SE<e.as 0isratch u The Chlcago 7f.tuns.
HAMILTON, Nav 3.-Seyern! factories that ASyc
been working short t1no have resumed full
souss nth full complement Of handa.
, 1876-05-04

-ff'e GRE AFTfkru
On one Of tho narrow atreota that run through
what IL kDuwn as the Creole quarter in New 0r-
lenns stood litklv d!0Q, which It's prpurator
delighted iu naming "Iua Two l,sl,oons,' Huro-
III ni.ublo fancy mast hare suggested 70 striking
= ttle. aud. although familiarity With tho ehoe
bad made the donlzapa OF the qnastes pbliYlpus
to tho humoE 0t the 1ame, It WaB not Ills oass
with = certain young CseoIu who paAseI tAat
way. Tssutn!ng from 4 dinuHs party. liz stuoti
looking 1t tho algn ~ II lUst In admiration, aud
then, ~ u seized xlth.au uncomfortable impulse.
ho rushed Across tlIs sttGat aud commenced :
violent rappnK on tho closed DOORS His loud
demand for ad,n,s4on WAS not 30 promptly sn-
s~efed ~ II eassnad 10 bim 1t shcutd hsye nseu,
sud forthwith be bolAborsd the dour with redoub.
led f9Fco until 1t WA opened by the concierge.
quite OVERCOME With fright
Where ls b. ~ demanded tha visitor.
"Hut who M'sieux Z" sskcd tho dakod attand.
A1t.
"Why. tho proprietor, 10 10 sure, stupid.
wish 70 ECO him Vt once" !" continued the yi4tor.
stimulating bEeAthleas iMp2t.Gnce,
"A'slenE Felix, il i 10 whom the gentleman
Wishes 10 REQ lie hAs suSds hts totIet for tho
kight. Iis may rot bo disturbed"
hut must sss htsn-sary important s(y
welfare 10 1t stake"
well. ldoa's know, ibis IL se1y unusual.
bzi--"
tce.ta!n!y, Vt cousss, lsad na to h.n." and
without further ado tho stranger was conducted
to the apartment OF the proprietor. No sooner
~as ths dooF partly opened Ia rsp!y TO tho sum
asous, aud n4at-csppsa &sad putE.dsd
, 1876-05-04

s. the hAri6 of ths oounty n oco tho Collector
and ths application for judgment should hass bsan
made by him.
That Cook County Ia under township ora ssnixallon,
rcftrtnco IN matc to Csusus md Of Art T. of The
Consultation.
''1]y fair implication frnru thu languags ustd In
there aectio tue County nf Cook II not taken out OF
the cIass Of cosntits undot township organization,
that battl3 Tho condition Of tbs county betcrs ths
atopston Of to Constitution. And ths Ia ttrcnSth+
sne4 hy reference to Sec. %. oh a. Tile Counties
".The fowass Of tbs county i body corporate or
polite shall BE- e1ercifsa By County Doas. towit:
In counties nndas townah!r organization {c1oept the
County of cooh|. by noaFt Of saperviaofs, etc. In
eonesn, &c. IN raantles not uer townshlp organ
tzAtian. by shc Hoard of County comnhssionorp,'
rsKe s0t} And also ~ U1auts II Of Art II Of Chap.
TO- utls Township ofssn1sauon :, ':rhs sapst-
hao duties A Supervisors Of tn olher counties
under township organization, excep. that they shall
mt IN 'Ecrnhr1s cs the County 1o1r, any
1t the r'wcrr thercof.' trsAs l,os1j we think II
!sir inference fron gil .he,c provtslous that the
County Of 01ok mist ho considered under lown-
.htr orasnizstioa and consequently tho Treasurer Of
tin County ths proper person 10 laakS this app.
cation for Judgment"
, 1876-05-04

TUE NEW COUNCIL AND TIE MAYoH.
10 tAs EIttos a TIA Chicago 1r,buss:
CutcAdo. May 3.-1u your iasue OF yeeteEday
yon have noby advocated tho cause OF the op-
pressed and pluudefed oittzons Of Chlcago, a.
agalnst the fuinous ruls OF BIZ. Harvey D. Col
yin and his maraading gang. l. eeona 10 ne
that II IL tho peculiar province OF IN honest
preas, especially At such critical period AZ shls
to exercise it, inauaooo and powor In the bold
abs and most unnistakablo manner, to tho cnd
that tLo official doApot,sm which In. brought 10
much disgtacs aud worked AZ much injury GU
Chicago may be Immediately crushed aud
dIRapats0; and atn glad to 500 that
The TAtpuNE hs Icaat has been faithful
to this trust both before aud binco the mighty
.yotco Of un.yexsai Chicago thundsred forth
from the hall OF tho Expos,tIou building It's
grand rosolye to wipe out the corruption Of our
proseut loo ii administration by substituting In
lts stoad An upright Mayor and Al l4ouess Coun-
cit. The satisfactory. solution Of this ail-im-
portAns question III dear tu those who have the
HolfaFe aud prosperity OF Chlcago at hoart. T1e
credit and houor OF the city seo in peril. and It
Remains foF tllB people to Say whetbor OF not
they will, by indifference sud apathy, allow uA
to drlfs into hopeless bankruptcy. ur hY imma-
date and uccTbsvo action restore our fal|en for
tune aud o!eraso our loca! institutions to t4a.
dlgn.ty, solyeucy, aud grandeur which Colv1u
aud hia henobmen Laso robbed t!leu, Of.
Now IL the time and now - the hour Tor
action. 1t mist be prompt. practical, aud de-
tarnlluad. Tito dtuaklon OF affairs wlll nut ad-
nit Of my "mtlk-apd-wAtet proceedings. Tia
peop!s must mako q bold aud united stand, and
In ths effort shey rlso or tall.
First aud kboxa Ill, Co!vln must DO removed
II deesnoy and public opip,on cannot induce nim
to " stop down and ont, then ho should bu
..bouucsd without any ceremony whatsyer.
There u no ques.lou that Ills Admin
lst,Rtion haa been = curse to tho proa-
perity OF Chicago, nnd therefore The beat Thug
peace" but place him bsyuud The power Of
politically Stunning Auy moro. I1e Las proved
hllnseli IN thousand wayB unlitted Tor she
high position to winch As was cAllod ho A.
!oaad 'A!msslf, stae aud again. 70 hs the willing
tool OF kuaYes. llackIegs, and gamblers, and
altogether As Administration has Icon such that
even tAoss who hitherto kept oustraly sloot from
poucA now join in tha EoueFal osy. sud for
rsptiy pray delserauce ftom himself and tho
, 1876-05-04
SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY o.-pstox E. Abel. vsll-
known hare ~ n amusement manager, etc., Ia
supposed to haYo committed auIclds lAsl night
by Jumping OF lle 1ira1d avenue bridge snu
drowning himself. Ills body has not besn
found, nor Was hs seen to jump on tho bridge,
but bs hAt And coat were found on The bridge,
and In hls hat Was \ noto, In which Nr. Abel
said ha wAs unable to pay his debts, and con-
cluded that he waA Of no more use upon this
world, 10 he committed hls body to whom Il
might soncern. Ho Ala0 wrote : uots to hia
brother yesterday teltuE him that when tbs note
vas received tho writer would be no mora. lie
!x sAid 10 haye been In s.EAitoned circumstances.
He was 10 years old, and leaves vita asd
GroYn-Qp 9cp.
, 1876-05-04

Etnfo Convention Of Prohtbltionlst1
Mt Intitnnnpuft1. Ind.

Stafo Convention Of Prohtblti0nlst1
MT Intitnnnpu1tn. Ind.
SPECIAL D1sEdtrh 10 fht Ch,caao Tribune.
1apl4NApo1ls, Ind, May o.-T4e State Tenn
peranoe Convention met tLia afternoon. aud ia
largely attended. Mrs. cx-(iov. Wallace, Presi-
dent, vas detained It home by The death at a
aisser, and Miss AurettA Hoyt vas elected to
preside in hcr absence.
Airs. Wallace appeared, and road tcr annual
report, In which sto earnestly advocates won,an-
suffrage as q cuso for Incompetence.
Mrs. L. o. Robinson, birn. Emma Malioy,
Miss Amanda Way, and tho otlicors Of the Con-
ventiou wero appointcd delegates 10 tho Ma
tfonns TemperHuce Convention, to meet a.
Philadelphia June Ia.
Htatiatica for the years 1874 aud 1875 show the
number Of saloons IL aftr.tiye oouptieB to ho
l,335 in 1876 agaiust IA In 1874. This is tho
operation Of tho Democratic License law, ~
compared with tie Ba1toE bll!. In 1875, there
were 2,213 licensed sslooua In tho entire Stato.
A large meeting WAS held tonight in the
Grand Opera-ilonHe. 1t which adtiretHes wore
matie by A1h. Robinson. Mrs a[alloY, and
Luther BonBop.
Tho Convention will continue throughout to-
morrow.
, 1876-05-04

Tho British Government Will
Hold Winslow a Short
Timo Longer.
opponents Of the Royal Titles Threaten
tho Ministry with d Vote Of
Censurc.
/ Dscisin Vote in tho Spanish Cortes
FaToring Religious Tolcratfon+


LnrnoN, May a-Ths 0oyssrnnsnt VIII b 1ues-
oed In ths House Of Commons to night II ths United
HtatoA hi. protested sgssna& the action taken In tho
Winaow caso II ita derosnds srs Ia harmony With tho
sEisttnR treaties, sul what courrs hs Attorney Gen-
esal viii Rl.ias In tho premises.
Tbs application for ths relcass Of W1nslo~+ tnate
to-day, rvaesed BY the o'dcsrs of tfc Crown hn
denlsd. W1nslow will bo hn1d for len dnJs longer.
svaiting tho reply from Washington 70 the lassss
Ensiilh nnte. This application for hs fteahs will 10
Yeus wed on the l3th in&tl1t.
Hen ul0ft uInHHE%s.
LONDON, My 3,-The rreas Association reports lde
following: Wa uuticrFtAud TINT. in consequence Of
thu dissatisfaction tsused bJ the proclamation 9tvns
effect Ia Tic noJe Ttloa act aud which docs nut limit
tile Of Tho tle al Eiupress strictly 10 India Sir lion
n James Will gtre notice III the House TO- morrow That
ho will move rfsolnsion equivalent 70 yoto Of con-
sure, 10 the noet that hs proclamation docs not fnf
Ill ths rslee* given ~ tbs Government dur!ns ths
debato IN tho HoyA TieltA bill and 4hcrcforn ths voa
On tho bill Wna t1kon uader 4 Hltscontnptton. Tho
tunity to aiseuss The AhoVs notion"
, 1876-05-04
SPAIN.

HEH*1H Vst Hfs17"soVs 30Etoas
MAnMn, May 3.-1n Cougrcsa to-day ths dsbaSs On
a uew Constitution WA eontinued. 8snor Alvarez
opposed the liberation e1auss and do
eAred that tho monarchy wa !ont religious unity
1aH mt tnaintsinrd, fFime Minfater Cnnoyas dol
Castillo, In reply. po.ntrd nut that 8pa4a
ppt8eate<f colonies In A1ucfca, Africa, aud Aa!a,
rad had relations with tho whole world. II would bo
imru-sibte for her to keep lhtso colonies snd naiu-
3aln uust re!htlnns II the Government kd0pted N
lrrcconcilab1e ultrasnontAno attitude.
THE FUEH0H TROUBLES.
HEHpArk. May 3.-THu GuipsEcuan deleGates and
The Civil Governor Of San Sebastian bars resigned OH
account Of their nplniops c,nncrblhg the Eueros.
RELIGIOUS FEDERATION.
MADRID. May 3.--Con9yess to-slay by Yoto Of 726
to 81 rejected lhn amendments rrooee ty the Mod
Constitution.
1onpor. May 3.-Ths Tfmes Atadrfd dispatch ssys
tho amendment to tho Constellation rejected hy Com
HrcRa 7ehterday by VOTE Of 1G to 10 t4At In fayor
81 religious unity, which vus supported By 5ano<
Alr rAre4,,
, 1876-05-04

Special DspateA to 1tts chleaao TYtbt.ns.
CoLDwATE1t Mich, May Sat $50 o'clock
this Afternoon tho State Firssnen's Convention
commenced its annual session 10 Flreman's Hall.
The Convention was called to ordor BY JAmes
Battle, Chief Engineer Of Detroit, Addresses
vi we!cou,o w0ro delivered BY s. 4. Cutter, tho
Mayor, aud Gen. ]. Il. PArkAurst. aud responded
10 by i. II. Seymour OF Detroit. The
Convention adopted sopost adversely to
holding bta&o .ournaIncnta- The otllcesa elected
for she coming yaa1 are: ptes,dent Jamss Bat.
tic, Of Uetruis; Vice-Preslden.s, Il. DckEnson,
OF ColdNAssr, L. Luak, Of jackson, u. A.
pln,nmor, Of Wenouas @. '. Il. Poud, ot
Quincy, and J. II. Wioks, OF Lowell, Score.
tAry, 3. u. Pond. OF Alleenn; Corresponding
Secretary, George +. Iaokus, OF Nreenyil!o ;
Financial Secretary, ]. u. johnson. OF Clar..
lotto: Treasurer. CLARK CornwolI, Ut Ypsilanti ;
StAt!sticIs1i, i. Il. Seymour, Of Detroit. Tho
ConyeuAon adjourned til! tomorrow morning.
, 1876-05-04

through tho opening, than tho interioper pushed
bis way In, saytug'
"Ah, A. last: whore Ia he, then :" =
II do not understand tho gentleman. II IA
whom yot1 wiat, to eco j" Hhi1 tho shopkneper.
."rsf example, do not know what vans :"
replied tile stranger: Whote ia he, repeat, I
mnst ecc him. II II important"
"Ai,, oa you mako fun Of ms. I am he,
Joan Marie 1,aptinte."
"No, no, the other. your partner. muat 500
him."
"partncr! sspristit havo no partner.
an ALL"
'.1.'s IN outrage. + base imposition. snaso
70 deceive tho innocnnt. Toll NC, how can you
bo two peopla2 No shalt not DO baked.
will eoe him."
''Aton Dieul but who is it you wish "a sce p
why, your partner imbecf1e, DO you not
say On yo1,r sigu Tho Two Uaboons y vol,
want 10 SEQ him. tho other ono. your psrt-
nor"
Tho old fellow stood moment. comprehepded
tho situation, and quietly taking tho stranger by
tho arm led him grayoly across the room to
small mirror, pointed At ,ta rollecting surface,
and said:
"Behold h1rn. had loepairod of finding yan,
dear brother, btt 10 bon n,eu ls ever performing
miracles, aud 1t Is nothing for Him to transtcr Al,
sas Into bAboon."
, 1876-05-04

Mr. Everstta accomplishments wore dtdereut
from those OF on American Minister who waa
once hent to tbs Court OF FEauoe ard Of whom
HI admiring al.acho remarked with enthusiasm.
that 10 cold 'nr,oko and chew porfoctly as
tl!a same ttno." lEcsunptiYs1y the 1amo gen
tlninan could play All excollSnt game Ut whist,
Hut th!s, ~ Mr. Everett said. HAa Worry 1auol,
more tl'an hs could DO. According to tho story,
AT. Everett Was to present hA credentials 10 tie
Quaon ou tho esmo dny with lhe Presentation
Of tho Italian slininser, and repaired at tho
proper h1ur+ In tho costume of ceremol Il to tho
pal.se, where he found bls Italian colleague.
prosoutation took place ilI duo form, lad tae
MintntbrB, having baen biddeu 10 diuuur. wore
informed by the Primo Minister t!at tho Dnct1c.A
Of kont, The Quean'a mother. DESIRED than To
join her In game At Whist.
~ am sorry for either of yon Who may b nv
partnef," aaid tho Primo Minister, su,llng. Az bo
rose to lead the wsY TO the Duchess, "foT know
very llt.lo about tho gamo."
Ar they passed along. Mr. E1erstt turned to
hiA diplomatic companion, aud sAll. w,tlt iofty
usbanity, a. l also must entrest your E1ce!ior.
cY's lorbearanco It you should have the msfor-
tune 10 bo allotted to mo "a partnor. for t1avn
very little practices ia ths gamo." Tho Italian
Exeel!enoy bowed cousteouBly, and graysy A.
Of forhrarancc waa mutual, for ho a!ao had vorJ
little acquaintance with the game. The Duchess
received her guesss with Ill ceremony,
and having Indicated who "as to b. hor partner.
kko A4EAtACA pe5poU1RF0 Huu HeF9 u0k
vary familiar with wliet seated thennelyoH,
and the galno sas about 70 begin. When lady
Of honor placed herself by the chair OF &La
Duchess who Eracious!y remarked to her COM
panionH Your E1ce!ionces will excuse mo.
but, to prevent embarrassment to you, l have
requested this lady to prompt tne. ~, iudcsd, i
AM not worry familiar with tie game" Tbs Ex-
co'ieucles bowed profoundly, and tie coremon,al
game OF whlst Proce8ded.
ht no" zero, . bess tropato. alr Everett hsd
keen senae OF humof and ho said that tu iii
h1s OFFICIAL '!fe ho bad aeon nothing moro ahaurd
!hnh AAt sstua. uo Was III excellent btory-
te!!eE, sud tue uatEauvh lost polhiug in tie
telling that Washington Irving was QUO OF
ne Unused listsnsss. Tho recent OoneEsis-
ional daoats upon diplomatic appropriations
revealed the fhct that there ia a groat
deal OF this KIND Of dummy whist 10 diplomatic
Aie. great sral Of pl.y,oE 1t playing IT. cards,
solemnly and In tue ci1thca. II " peshat,s no
SERIOUS d'pa1l9an'agu 10 VII Asneruau Sl,n,stor
that ~ u not ~ accomplished whu player, nor
ehewtns.-!EdI!er's Easy Chau. h. Uarpsr's
Aagasi0< for Nay.
, 1876-05-04

special Dispatsh u Ths 0Atoase Js&sta&
SFAsaonxLp, ILL.,. May a.-Tho following dela.
gates to the PrIlon-Ilefosm Congress-, whioh IL
to mees In New York City, hare bsen appointed
by Gov. Be7sridRs: hobart col1yar; o. q. Ham.
monl. G. ". porklns, y. Mysfs, and 4. Hoys, Of
Cuioaxos John II. Bouthwotth OF Woodatoek
Dr.. john M. Sweeney, Ct Normal. There will
alsu be pressnt froin this Htato thu Her. r. ii,
WlueB, Of tho State board OF PUBLIC ChaFitIes
lfsj, MoLaughsy, Warden of the Htnte rsultep-
tiaty Dr.. baouiler, Of tho RefoFm Bchool and
q. L. FELTON,, Of tbs Chicago Dridewcil.
, 1876-05-04
FRANCE.
TIE Jtitt8|.G4H.

RAnr, May 3.-The manager Of Droih IL rRorems
has boen nancncad to two months Imprisonment and
hpe Of 1900 for publishing speech dcsetc1 By Dr..
tlobt0et at the amnesty meeting. April n.
RouHEns CONTEMPT FOR JEftUMg EoHArARTE.
II. RoutCr hah Aldrss>0d s:tor 10 the electors Of
Ajnccto thanking them toe their support. He at.ca
rights frotu culpabo attack ~ tho i+tter which VIA
puh!fhhet! hefore Tho INST el.ctinn fe tNouheT3 will
not interfere IN the forthcoming election. bnt will
merely treat 1Ttnen jeronn Napoleon, thonl le aHntn
ccept candidacy with Indifference and foluctfulntls.
, 1876-05-04

MINNESOTA.
bneefs{ DtpdEeh 70 fhs Chicago 1r1kttn4.
W1NoNA, Mtpn., May 8.-Saedins In very nuar.
y done OIL Greenwood r1hirio. tho amount
sown being about tho same ~ put ia last year,
Conductors oi ths WlnouR j. 1t, FoteI Npad
report that tho whsAt-helds this aide OF Now Tim
already begin to 1eAf q grasu tlu9o. boadinK
waH fully Two wcekH la adyauco oi tho oporu.
lions tlonX the sAsta1p end Of the road,
, 1876-05-04

rha eIas rHs yoh etsLeW .; CONCERT. g IT.. ,..
oonas.s ass " ,. .ao u.o' ses.os " w, naeo"
concerts GO "as gwen last evening At hocormsek'a
peusAtod In quality Whist il lacked II, quantity.
II Won nuolow .leslred An at.cntiyc, annrncl.t,vo
.e' ss'',"' "a s''a,e"'o' no 'nua' naso bee
the end Of an unusually 1 long ~ proar.mmo, % en-. ~
bracsne th!stssn Instrumental and four vocal
xomId hasa nu,au. -. ,',t.,ae s.,s sn"' auos
"oa'o m1'e A."'e''oa 10 .n't.ean moro nun
II ho had beon 30 disposed ho might
have granted thts favor. for although hin
nrovrammo enan1 with t1.e hn.vv x,,
s..s'" nv, NJ" Wv 5 aut
Hf'us 1u,nualho nefoilha q 4a1zs' ator
an unueaany .a!y e. eSaeslng array OF selections, 70
e,,,s sn ~ uR9sona az "on no asaoe TUG
ooen9nK o!!K enofas H. OF tho - NloEof Easohing OF
h,.u,s IN .ao,f psoK1Hme nt east WI .n!s o.
,,sic ~ - s"t,.', ~ Wae u pus Sese.aos as1n lug
sle ,ast =. M onnosr t en1essnnn h sa
Lss|s'-eomposess H4'o may almost % clnssod al
cunte!npota aneons no lar as MUSICAL years arc
@ nat "sa attansoa ~ OF
..o .no 9ss ne.u.na asu appsop.e K!ha' 10 that
is, .no nstener pks1eu rom one nnmnof 10 another
without ,a, any jar Or shock: It vas in reality
nkntel ~ usus.nhmo snan son noiow mas over
p"Ieu nose eaH''ouBait vas very o1aotine 60 lar rs
'na,ins n.uey o. .cunnae was soneGtnoo no 90
ta nna ~ of mu,e ~ .,ch q
O. q tohe piotusos sae gfAoeitu Allosro; op. W.
no. z, tno aS!nty ScheEzo rom op:1 (Which
mss oncatea)' the sntsAtaons' Up. ~ ana tue
Uapticcio' W; D OF meaoe9aaona the EleRy,
GapIacSlo 10 MINOR, sno meloalous impr0mptu.
op; i4s' NO. =. ana the fascinating Falao Caprco
III major (L'szth tianHcEiption). OF sehubart
nn1 Lsz;9 IN sho Mooaa,' hnd weird
"tnomes Lance lcohcert ssetchcs), the h1hzur-
n otMIah'o. Ana foionAlee iotolquo-
snse lucy aAoteeu ah opportunity OF.
hearing fo1 UueloW tn various styles
and In numbors which were AZ
diverso lu color and shades Of exprsasfon a.
ccrId IN innrinod Eotwithatnnl;n, tj,n .nosii
et,,}ic,co Nm nis Wv .,,no.r.J ~ - ~ @ ~ IT,,
n,;., ~ tA,o .rpuht ~ " ~ ~ 9no VI nls
aaPp'aet utuGus' auu saso tAetl Hos on!Y mag
ntlco1t dsspia5 or Its CULTURED anu huay-trainod
power. but Also OF hls remarkable decaoy aa
well ~ OF lliH astonishing tcohptuuo. His plaY-
Ing Of those tblrtegn numborn vas like n ans
cessiou Of beautiful pictures. Io has niynn In
, 1876-05-04
CASUALTIES,


THE IOWA CITY ACCIDENT.
Spse.0l Uauatch 10 7,he Chicago Trt5uns.
Iowa CRY, Ia, May 3.-To-daY the body Of
tho son Of Prof. Parker, Of the Stale University,
was found ouiy few hundred foet from where
ho mas drowned on tile 25M OF April. I'rof.
Iiovo's boy first discovered the head above the
surface Of the wntes, WHOM others IN eeasch
camo aud secured 1t. II Ia very little injured OF
distigused. 1t will 10 kept ia Ice, II possible,
until the body OF hia sister, IL years old, who
vab drowned with him, 10 found. Eycry effort
is conatautly being u1ada 10 lind II.