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We had pleasant call vest er'lay from
our old friend Allen, late Of the steuben-
vile Ga.ette. lie cherishcs the prevail
ing Democratic delusion that the Rcpub.
licans will nominate Grant for third
term and that then the Saints will occupy
the land. Our old friend is veteran
who has seen the cup pass the Democratic
lip untasted several times Of late years,
and in our opinion the ceremony is quite
likely to be repeated this year. The Re-
publican party, besides being a party OF
"moral ideas" as it were, is not bcreit OF
the brains that have kept it in power
thus long, and will never commit a JelO de
Sc by going into the third term business.
Mark that, Charley.
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FIRE RECORD.

. New York, January 1O.-A fire at
Canarsie, Long Island, this morning, de-
stroyed the hotel and railroad depot.
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
CLINToN, IA, January ia fro here
this morning destroyed Davis block. Loss
about $4,000; insured in fourteen com.
panieste the amount Of Sl5,O 900. Sidney
& Chester, dry goods, loss $4,000; E. N.
Davis, on. buildings, SS,000i Mrs. j. II.
Harding $1,000.
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wAsHINGro&.l u
Fraudulent Candidates.

WASHINGTON, January l9.-The Illi-
nois Republican Association has taken
measures TO prevehtthe appointment to of
flee ofany persons fraudulently represent
ing themselves 10 be residents 'pf that
State. : ~ -
Ex-senator Wade made an argument
before the Senate Committee on Public
Lands to-day, advocating the Christiaucy
bill 10 repeal the law Which requires the
Nothern Pacific Railroad Company to
pay the cost Of surveying and conveying
lands granted to it. = Tn'l'
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, January, l9-The Reichsansti.
ger announces that in consequence oil the
German representations the Spanish Gov
crnmcnt has by telegraph ordered the
Government Of the PHILIPPINE Islands 10
release the German schooner Minna,
which was seized by a Spanish ghnboat
Last OrInbar
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Tho Complaints about Gas BINS,

Editors lntelllgenccr
Under the caption ''Thc Gas Burden" !"
the Sunday Leader has an editorialprefcr,
ring some very heavy charges againstth the
officers OF the gas works. The writer
Of the above named article says that after
thorough inquiry, the conclusion is inc
vitablc that there is fraud or Ignorance
somewhere, and that the citizens oi
Wheeling want to know which tits.
That there Is ignorance soReEhcre ID
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THE mares nest resolution offered by
our Senator Henry was up in tho Senate
yesterday for debate. We presume that
the sage OF Deer Park will by and by
Gnd out something about how business is
conducted in the Treasury Department
lie seems to need information on that
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RaiIrond Collision. /.

CISCINNAu, january 10, IA mail
train going south on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad ran into the rear end OF a
freight train near Lexington, Ohio, yes
terday, dislocating the shoulder OF En-
gineer HOgg and slightly injnrlng a lady
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Yesterday mob Of two hundred men
assembled in the vicinity OF the residence
Of Mr.. Richardson, who was murdered by
his wife at Massillon, Ohio, last Sunday,
and fearing they should harm Mrs. Rich.
ardsop she was removed by the chief
police 10 Canton, Ohio. \
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New York, January 10.-Henry C.
Bowen yesterday received note from
the Examining Committee Of Plymouth
Church, asking him to meet s. V. White,
a Wall street croker, before the commit.
Tee this evening. T.EfF
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senator Dennis remarked thatfor him
sell, II the impeachment managers could
show that the statements made by John
). Bnrdett before the Investigating Com.
mittee were free and voluntary, and es-
pecially that they had definitely informed
him that they had neither the power nor
the inclination to compel him to make
any statements whatever, he thought
such evidence proper to be heard by the
Senate. Upon this point he desired to
hear the opinion OF His Honor the Judge.
Judge Raymond then recited some
what lengthy opinion, in which he stated
mat any free and voluntary testimony
gwen by the respondent not as a witness
IN legal court authorized by the Consti.
luton, was proper evidence to be submit
leu 70 the Senate in this case. He then
reviewed the constitution and powers
ol tho Investigating Committee. That
committee was empowered to summon
Witnesses and punish them for contuma.
cy. One witness who thought that his
answers might teud to criminate himself
TE subject him to criminal prosecution
nau i refused to testify before the commit.
.ee; Hs was brought before the House,
anu SUI refusing TO testify he was sent
70 JAIL A writ Of habeaS corpus was
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The Burdett Impeachment.

On the reassembliug Of the court Of i'm.
pcuchment yesterday morning it was an
nounced that the questions asked in the
examination Of Witness Scroggins, in re.
lation TO the statements made by John s.
Bnrdctt in his examination by the Com
mittee Of Investigation, could not prop
erly be allowed. This decision thus an
nounced consumed the morning hour,
and the court then adjourned until q
O'Clock 7, NJ.
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-IInriue Intellirci,ce.

New York; January 19.-Arriyed-
Steamers Klopstock, from Hamburg, and
Russia, from Liverpool.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
SuSpended,ai z

LONDON, January 19.-Samuel Rod
ford & Son, extensive grocer merchants in
Liverpool, have suspended. Liabilities
heavy, and it is.thought will be exceeded
by assets. .r- yr-s.5 l-: . rf-ttf ~
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DAVIS RESOLUTION.

After the expiration Of the morning
hour Mr.. Morton moved TO set aside the
unfinished business, the resolution Of Mr..
Davis toappoint special committee to
investigate the books and accounts otthe
Treasury Department, and take up the
resolution submitted by him before the
holiday season, to inquire into the cir
cumstances attending the recent election
in Mississippi. Rejected. Yeas, %; nays,
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SENATE.
A FLOOD OF PETITIONS.

Mr.. Sherman presented twenty.one Pc
titions from the citizons Of Ohio, asking
Congressional aid for the construction Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, Referred.
Bills were introduced and referred as
follows:
appointment Of clerks in the Courts OF
the United States in the district Of In
diana. Referred.
Mr.. Wallace presented petition from
the citizens OF Allegheny county, former
Iy soldiers in the Union army, asking tho
passage Of law giving additional bounty
TO soldiers. Referred. 20 2"
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JOINT RULES.

Mr.. Bayard submitted resolution as a
substitute for that reported by the Com
mittee on Rules, instructing the Com.
mittees on Rules Of the Senate and House
OF Representatives to examine and after
conference report what amendments
should be made to the present joint rules
for the government Of the two Houses OF
Congress, and also what legislation Is nee.
essary in regard to the 22d joint rule. Or
dercd printed and laid over.
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coLuALnrs PRoPERrY,

Mr.. Sherman submitted resolution
that the President be requested to cause
the building and grounds situated in Col
umbus, Ohio, known as the Capitol Uni
versity, proposed TO be donated to the
United States for the purpose OF mint,
to DO examined for the purpose Of asccr.
tanning whether or not said building and
grounds are suitable for such mint.
Agreed TO.
The Senate then resumed consideration
OF the resolution submitted by Davis in
regard TO the books Of the Treasury De-
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Continued on Fourth Pags']
, 1876-06-21
London Papers Sharply criticise Gov
ernment Action IN the Brent
Case.
Scryfn's Territorial Demands
Likely to he Complied
With.
Alleged Analganation OF Ocean
Telegraph Interests.
Peace Assured Between Egypt ind
Abyssiuia.
GREAT lsnITAIN.

THE NnEfT CASE.
LONDON, June 20.-Thc Ne'rs thfH morning
has strung editorial on the relcasv Of Bscnt,
tic Louisville {ky.) forgcr: "To deal proper
ly with cri,nrs committed Within their lusts!e-
tlon, when Il is onre shown by evidence whirl,
would justify his eoInHlttat hero that the
fugitive has forfeited his title to tho prolce-
tIon Of our laws, VIC may fairly Esc
him up to the justice Of the country
against which he las offended" Tie
article concludes rs follows: "Lorl ncrby's
demand that the prisoner shall not
surrendcring him to his country, EEocccds from
unwarrantablc assumption We nte not bound to
watch over tho administration of Justice III
other countries. Their tribunals nlayh be trusted.
To assume that Its courts Will not deal fairly
with hin is n rcasun for refusing to enter f,1to
for yyxatlous an1 suspicious stipulatiols."
DIED.
james BAIRD, Of Cumbcrsloon, the millionaire
tron-,natrr Win recently gave s., 600 ,000 " the
Scotch Church, died to~tiay.
ALLEGED GABLE AMAIGlAMATioy.
There wis 4 sharp upward movement In the
Anglo-Anlerican and Dree. Cable Company
slltlrus yesterday Mhd ttrJay. fartons Journals
explain thu advance lis based upon ru,norcl
auialgan,ation Or working agreement between
thu two Companies, The Managing Director Of
the Direct Cable Company says: 81 nm not
aware Of any project foran aInalgmation betweet,
tic Anglo-Alilcrican aud this Company" The
General ManagGr Of the Anglo-Ancrican Com
pany says: "Thvre is III proposition Of tu
kt.ll before MS, nor las any been made by either
ton Ut shareholders III both Companies wurli-
Ing independently of the boards, who ART try
ing to bring about an ana!gals'ation or conl'
biuation Of suniu kiud."
, 1876-06-21

American ArcAflect uHf ItH!iding *erf.
OF the uublc buildings sta'ltlihE III H9ston u
OF uce these arr, Christ Church, tho Old South,
thc Old State lItll.sc, and the stone Chnptl, Inc
,Tst aud last nnll,ed reu.uiu cssent!allYancla'E
ed, Christ Church lost ita eteele III tl'e gllc y
l6t4, a,tl It was rebuilt III 1Sg7. Stus1u Earrt
rgt,1alns Just Rs 1t WIS u century ago. Wlthoat
an, within. III ltIS3 tile Quecn's Chapel, The ifst
Entscurul Church III New England, "as rfectsa
vi thu SITE ot tbs presynt stsnu Chapel, ~ iho
curnrr II School Alnl fremont strects. y "as
named Queen's Chapel in honor Ut Queen ANN,
then Kings Chapel, for ller successor nf!.l ~
tue termination of tile Colonial foYrrn!h'nt
tie prusGHt ctlItfee tuuk the nalnt ol otuhG
Chapel, although the preceding ENinc was a''a
ia still, sultrtIlcs llst1. The urGl,'l! 'tlatl,
sfnall w.deu etrctutc, rrunullri I'll! lelo, WIZ!
1t NUS enlarged to nearly donhle rs 'rsnia.
stze. In l140 the uorner-stu,iu nl tEc !frsGt!it
stone Cha,cl WINS laid by Gov. Shirley. IN 1ma n,
new organ WIS purchased, built by Aaa1il o!''',n
If Londosl. 'lS}0 tho lscctor, nllnaHEtn tlllT
urgan said. "'rhc tradition that It wna fr!e'te4
By IIuntiel himself should bo accepted ~ louii
I'll tu truth. uutl,lei died In l75s aud, a'thoust
blind eight years before, llts ears 'luni n,,,i
probably Judged nf lts tuncs and p"~,ls' 'IT. w"
Ills uwl, hands have rested IN tli kess ,r ~. nc
Cvntcuniut clocks remaining tn Hustnt4 aa w. ~
Christ Church anl thu btone ChApcI. lhs ntuue
Chapel clock WIS presented by Ebcnezer onssa,
Es0' It ls sal 10 ls lOO years old, aud cur. ~
ously constructed. The unly existing be!!s LIZ
were r1sg In I3oson l00 years agu ase Tue ln.1s .
Church clilue, cast III England III liI, A.aa TX TX
yrurs ago. 1t Is due old English bell, unAw was
attcrwaTd cracked, hut WA repaired ~ s'I1s ~
accident aguln happening. It WA Feeast " nis III
Revere Company IN l816, ihs otlglaa1 nst4 'A''
helug used.
, 1876-06-21

Special Dispatch 10 Tie Tribune.
nANytLLE Ill, Jnue 2n.-fhe Commencement
EXERCISES Of the Danvl1c lligh-Seluoi tnok
place list evening nj til. oper'a-l1ouse. FranlS
Palmer, Mlsses jusio Elliott, Eva Si.erinas,
Belle Dale, mud Lola Morgan graduated. The
Uptru-iIuuso wltR crt,wtirl to DYcrt!oTinG.
IOWA UNIVERSITY.
Special Disputrh ~ TIE Tribune,
Iowa CIrY, H., June ofh-'fhr Examining
Committee appointed by The Supreme Court Of
Iowa reportca favorafiy on all tho applicants
Tor gra!iattng In tho law department, tlitY-tlsr
IN nl.uber. Yesterday ocenrrc,l tho clnss-.lay
cxrscisrs. This forenoon the law department
clnss graduated. Addresses were delivered BY
ticorgc +. MrC!ellunt1, vi Cedar County; L. n.
Cnok, of Inliapn; Charles n. 1ngraAaul,. of
Ohio; Pal,per Trlnble, of Bloomiicld, Ia ;
4; I; Hudson. Of Mason City, 14a;
Hrrryhl!i, of 1owa City; George 7. Henry, Ut
Davenport; and William I.ytle, OF Oskalnusa,
wlu ulso delivered tho vAledctury address.
The degrees Ut Lib. was conferred oil thu
clles by DR.. rlacler, President of the Statu
University, utter which the oltfs ns attorneys
anil cOllilseloIs-ht-lnw WAS administered i,y
Judge Albums, nf thu Supreme Court. Tiff
evening J. n. Wooiwurth, Of Omaha, Solicitor
NJ the Uniun Pacific Road, delivered tile I'D
dress before the law graduating el;tss.
, 1876-06-21
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

bptf1uI UJIpQEEH 70 3hf 3FIbuHt.
MONTREAL, jltlIc Ml.-Two hundred Men,
non!tes arrived by tho steamship Scandinavian,
and were forwarded to Manitoba tt,-'lay.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2o.-Thu meeting
Of the Aulerran Society Of Civil Engineers,
the American Institute Of Mining Engineers,
and the bociety Of Technical Education, which
commenced lust evening, wa8 continued this
morning In tho hall ot Franklin Institute. The
Thv topic Of discussion to.uuy ls tcrtinlcal edu
cation.
Tic National Law Congress, under the aus
plccs of the United States Law Association, will
assemble this afternoon At = o'ciork In tho hull
af the Stock Exchange, anA will continue Il.
session thrcc days, und Charlca Ulnan, Hf New
York, Is the President. One o! the nbjcrt4 III
t!Iu Congress Is to institute measures loOkis,g to
tile unfacasion OF the laws of the several States,
will, view to greater uniformity In the pyacttve
of the profession.
, 1876-06-21

KKoKuK, Ia, June .U.-Tllc Commencement
.xurciscs OF tic thrty-thirl session Of tho Col'
legs of Physicians aud Surgeons Of this city waa
held at the Baptist Church this evening
large autlcncc WIS present. Pr0f. Gillrlt,
President OF tic Faculty, conferred the egrcrs.
and Dr. e. ". Davis, Of 1nllauola, delivered tho
valedietury. Tho session l,as lccn nne of the
most successful III the history OF tho institution,
and tho exercises wc1o Of unusual interest Tho
graduating class numbered afty-six. The fol-
lowing aro tlle names: 0. .. Aver, Lime
sSp.!ngs, t.; Q. D; Baker, Union Gitiy'
ai sstt.a, T. rsny4s Il yssfs' o*ip%%Hs %:s H. in:! g.
Ill; Lewis Melton, Falrs auk, H.; I. ". Miller,
Bloomfield, 1a.; Jamcs Molesworlh, 0suoa,
H.; A., s.. Norris Cautton, Mo-; samuel Mt'r.
Fulls, N. Y: Joh, Muller, Wertclnherg, arr-
many; William Nell, Hayana, Mo-; II. ". Nel-
Mo.; oscar Orr, Mareclltnc, ill.,: ". w Pierec,
Rehcls b. 'l PEARSON, M caryeF3 Aas; ]. g. Psr'
p!ewc!l, Mon!enhcllo, Mo-; IL. \. RogGrH, J,t;'
D. Sutherland, kahoka, Mo-; nAyid II: styytl4,
roycs, A!nsworth Ia sa.ausl blnek' 1ir'gntoHE' |, J.
Brown, Owatuiln:., Mllu.; i. Il. Cain, Kewance,
ILL.,; ". 4. Clayton, Ila'no1ltl, H., +. s. Cunk,
Rel Oak. 1u.; Crawlnrl Waulecls, lowa;
| Thunus II. Coal, Chimhlc, Peru, s."th
! America; A. j. Culbcr,sou, A1ottclxilo, M1s,;
Downly, Stanford, III. Florence Feitz, ,rerryI5-
vile, Mo. H.. IIenifur1, 6llrlbysWttnti Mo-; J"
| e. Ford, 'Kcokuk, H.; Charles II. HufEGtan
Kansyil!s, Ind; =: ]. Hughes, utterv!ls, III;
+. Kcrsirk. Emerson, Mo.; j, +. kiEl-
patrick, XenIa, o.; a. Q. I.innea,!s Carver,
| Fairfield, Ia; Miss N. Josie Tcnny, AMswustl'
H.; J. Z. +: Vincent, Newark, Mo-; :; u. NSss'
kuscntlale, A1o. &C. f. Wort!!ngtul,, Alrxa1hFi;1
No.; j. Ii. Wright, Boiso CITY, Idaho; A. J.
Huffssellur, Decatur, III. Honorary Degree.
s. tinlnwa, luwa, Drgrco utl Eunduni-ChaTles
W. Davis, NJ. D., lndauola, lA.
, 1876-06-21
NOI'1eE DAME.
ExERCEsEs At THE CATHOLIC COLLEGE EEA1t
SOUTH BEND.


SRUTIt DENn.
sp.cial Dispatch 10 The Tribute
eorTH HKsD inl., june M.-Thc attendance
Mt the Commencement EXERCISES ut Nutse pnmc
compares fayo,ab1y with that of former ycars.
Tie luDtst weather has u depressing elect uil
thu yis!tors' enjoyment Of uut-of-lnor scenery
and ralnhles. The Alumni elected officers this
morning for the ensuing ycar liz follows: Prof.
]. a. Lyons, Notrc Da1nc, President; Vlcc-
Presidents, NJ. J. Bas1n, Milwaukee, Wis.,, aud
j. i. AtcCorlnlck, Lancaster, O.; Secretary, tic
Rev. ]. 4. Mcconnell, Notro Dame; Treasurer,
Prof r. L. Howard, South l3cnd; Orntor, tho
Rev W. Curley, Watcrtuwn, Wis; hibernate,
tho ReY. Z. B. kilr'y, St.
Marys, Ont; Poet T. A. Daily,
Of tho ]hrald, South Bend; altcrllntc, N. i.
Mitchell, Davenport, Ia; Historian, frof. A. j..
Stacr, South Bend; hibernate, thu Hon. G. Rio
pciic, Detroit, Atlc.l. THIS uftrruoon the excr-
csses Ut tho graduating class tonls place. Thc
graduates are Henry E. O'Hsit1, Caledonia,
MIMI; j. Carcn, Columbus, o.; II. l.. Dcnncr,
Cascade, la; florian nevntIa, Nofrc Dame,
Ip,l,; Z. G. Graves, SAn AhtniD, Tex; Jnlin j..
t;ilc1,, Lawrence, htass.: i. 3. Munahan, Louis
Vile, ky.; and II. l.. Evans, Wntseka, I'LL.
Tho col.terrug Of degrees and honora
j. onnllAn, we'll kn"wn IN Chicago, ansl
| Paul BruAur Of Iluloit, Wis.,, will recelyo
| degree of Enctur Of Laws. They were formerly
| ut Notre Danc. Seventeen others will Rlsn rc-
celyu degrees, four receiving mct!ical certificates
ar,,l 1B commercial diplomas. Thomas !. Galln-
CHER, os Lynn, Mass., vii receive medal glyc1'
nj st. AIarys, witt, similar exercises, touk plnte
during tho sau1c time, and will be closcl lii tho
morning.
, 1876-06-21

prospective damage, and again assure us ri
reasonable yield Of rurn. Or course small grain
has not been 50 inirl. injured by tho latu heavy
rain NJ yet; hut should they continue, lnurs,i
dan,nEo would result 10 ssna1-grntn cr''pn, ot ail
on tue corn-rrop, The rains have niade heavy
growth "f grass of NIL kinds, ah,l VIZ shall s'rr-
ly c,lt one II the heaviest awarttls nf grass fur
years. App1rs, Strawberries, nn'1 r1lerrlrs nrs
abundant. while potatoes rr.tntsc great yieid;
nnd, although many turner's lave, long
faces Just now, NC trust shance
soon that will gladden. lin Hrangcrs hearts,
anu cause M Invocation of blcasInEs TO ascant
to Hin who ilas given us the promise that seed
ttnlc aud harvest shall net full.
.TuliN NJ. DArTTus,
Orchard FARM, mitc from Clifton, III.
, 1876-06-21

hpfctd{ Dffp0fch to 3H6 1TfbHnt
LACROSSE, Wts., June 2U,-lnformat!on has
been received here that u ncw Insect is at work
on the growing crop OF wheat ull ulong the linz
OF Southern Mluncsota, dotng considerable dum
agc where tho country llus been DIR. Until this
lust heavy ratnBtur,n scarcely any water has
failcn III Southern Minnesota slnectho sowing,
and In many places tho drought had begun to
hr severely felt. The new rest, Il small blac!
hy, IL vigorous worker, anil atl through tl.e
nclls PATCHES of growing what present tho al,-
pcaraica ot having lost all life atd yerslure, and
withrt anl lle Thssc flies do their work at tslc
stslvu thu heavy ralns, though il Ia too sUon to
tell whether they are ext!n.uishcl, W Tho sun
has nut yct shonc enough g warm them up.
sHttAaFiELH ILL.,, June D.-file accretary Of
the Stutt Board Of Agriculture to-day Issued
tabular statement ot the .erop prospects on the
iOlh of Junv, compiled frofil the reports ~
crIved hy HIN from oycr ee00 reports, tllale frnm
efgity-funr counties In tue State. LII sntlle 10.
Salities there Ter were gIeat complaints !naie of
cop!o!as slluwe1s of rain, antl Ia some loralt-
ticB too much. It IL probable tint, on un
average, the condition Of the crops has inI-
pruycd Slice the 'latt VI the reports In
average crop. CORY ral'gcs all the way frutn "
III one county to 21 In Two uthcr eonrties, and
tic tutal average IN thr State II vi. Winter
wheat, iEom q to 9o-tntal average, 90: Spring
"HeAL l@til " III t!c EDuHLJ u l&u-t9kAI aver
age, 81. Oats, from 10 IN ouc county 10 llo--
totaI average, 81: Rye, from 90 to ll5-total
average, ". barley from rs to ll0-totli aver
aye. W. Flax, fr.,nl 50 to ll0-totui average. 07.
Cuttun, four counttrs, lOo. Tobacco, from 80 III
one cuunty to l2u--tutal average, D3. Castur-
t,eans, from Is to l2U--total average, 100. Irish
potntocs, 10 IN one county to laa-total aver
ngt, 81. Sweet p0tatoes, tru.h 50 In one county
II llu-total average, ". Mrnduws, frou Is lii
orc county t. 1e0-total average lH. Pastures,
from g0 to l"5-tntal average, los. Grapes, fEoui
| Is to lN-total average, lou.
10 Mt Ell'or af Ihs Tribune,
CL1Fros, lraquuis Co, ILL.,, June l8.-Sinc<
my tast letter to the 1toluols Times, tho wtIolt
cu!nitry fur mlts around lIns hern yitltca hJ
lelslgiils raus md fcarfuIly hish gales Of wlnl
| Now reft In the dark cloud. would give Il f,0;t
| Of clearing weather, Wills anon tAc ilasslns u
great black stus,ll.clo.4ls wus again the porten
Of another outpourinv Of puviaa visitation; a,..
th!s, 50 often repeatrti, has very MATERIAL!
changed t.s fnrncs bright prospect fur the greA
staple crop, soro, which to7luy, the 18th, pre-
sen.s In Tie bsoad fields a sii luuk Of st'lal
corn, growing weeds, and surplus Of waite
greatly diminishing the prospects, for full cro,
VI tl!ls cereal for this SEASON.. Yet should fai
weather soon cnlHe, with drying winds, aetiyi,
In cultivation, aud the wondrEful ErcuIcratty
qualities u our soil, might Jet countcfxct til
, 1876-06-21

CAiHo, juno 20.-Aeeouuts of alleged defeats
Of tlla Egyptians by the Abyskinia,,s are oiil-
cialsy contraalctcd. The war terminated on the
9th Ut March lust, and no lighting l.as occurred
at,lec. King John, Of Abyssinla, sent letter un
nrgottutc, a,ll about the 9th Of ]unr the Khcllye
sent Col. All Bey, fully empowered, to Aduna,
where King Join haS been fur II rnnnth past.
Tue greater portion VI the Abyssnan ar,uy is
now aishaudcd, the remainder leiug ordered to
tic Province Of AIoghly, where Ii Fcvolt Is iii
progress. The Egyptfn,, ARMY is returning
l.ulIr, ouly fur battallous remaining Oh tho
frontier,
, 1876-06-21

NEW York, June 2o.-Onc OF tbs tug-boats
whtrl, ply the Nurth and East Rivers rs tow
buats exploded its boiler this ,nurulng, The
hull was cat directly III two, tho bow asa stern
tpug l[fteA In the alr, aud Immediately sinking.
A perfect ha!l-storln of iron fell for blocks
uruu.ul. Kueeland Wright, cook, weighing a0o
pounds, wns throw, u thousand feet through
M sectlon M u ti!u loer wcgGlng 4&i iit.1.,ls wus
CARRIED over the tul,s Of tho houses nntl landed
three streets away. Several h.'ilscs wcFu badly
Injured, THIS Is tic llrss scrIuus explosion III
tAis rity s!ro thu Westlelu .iIsIsttE Ihtee
men aru knuWn to llnyr been Killed, Several
others aru supposed tu lsaye bcru.