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, 1877-05-26


The following Ars tho arrivals sud claarances for
the twenty four hours sndIng u 10 s'clock last
night.
Axutv4Ls-Frop Lowell, 0E,itnshnrx, sundries. prop
New Era tirand li1Ycn. tout1:i sEhF MucklnR i!E'.
CiiT, sandfiess selF Latnlsiasn lissE Cscsk uis..
t*F: scsE Wateft4wh. Charlotte. coala sthF g.. u.
IolIuIan. Cleveland. coaIs achr L. X. nixon. usf1t.
&Gup& C!tJ, g1tnasouest schr J. II. lutchson. EFG.
cots acAf plek 6uMeta. Traverse Ct. lumkeFj ssl.E
Allegheny. Ert c9ali lchF Apprentices boy, Maakr
go1. lunher bcLf CITY pt trant Haven. Grand na.rn.
lIiubef; Mhf 4. T. Allen. HFaAl taycn untbts. srtr
1t4ss hldir. Grind Haven. tnmbttt &eht H. IT, llult.
(ifxAd Haven. usnbcct achF TECaoF, HNl4nd tunls
f*rs sehE 1cnnfs 3tuflen. tadlnEtoH. lumbar: selr
TlsrDlA. NuskrROn, wDt-lt aclr Vermont, AlxkrEuut
lunoeJt schT rG.lAd<tphlA. bunalo. anl!dftea.
CkkAkAks kx-eChF kate tileIt. Little 1IAvurso. ll
bn oat. has doNT, Aa4 sundrsk svkr Ferry Hannah.
uFseshot bay, ~ eu Uats urls tUFk, and salF&rs;
stuf ATAhA, h1fat0. a1.Esd bp cufn lHl brl1 HUFF
and sunlflrs: trF ScNh4tx4 llunal ~ M bu c1iftis
<As aEls 6lus. Aad sn1Ir4r6i schr h1ts Star LAdhx.
tQn j* bu corn 73J bu o&tA. sclF tsenIecF l0! Lar
atnxt0n, lAaN bu wheat stht LOt&1r EOH}k!, nTfsH
Etty, ons h4Y, and sahdrics: eehf james Jny au{'
ts!a ~ Id 1M cOTn1 sctIF ian JaEnk' Gl!e69yEAn.
llV hu p&ts 1 huur ~ lufkt sxhr Mnh&h&hA sAhlto-
wuc. A0 lQ cpFnt pfup 1spau. uun4tp ~ u4 h1 cUFut
prop IaIRn. Erie. 3.A4 Gu c1rn. M hsls aour. aud
xaudfits; prop seota, IufaU, H. aD bu HhtAf. - 10
" corn. m pe,k. :aa s4n;i5ss tspp fhit..slph..
10 b1 Is tss doAr. aud alnIr!e.j prop Fort.
aEc, fluAo tnlh' hu cu1t; prop g.. u. tEss kiRR4-
ton, =, ,8!7 bu h4Eley
, 1877-05-26

CtIrcAHo-There was good demand for vefsels
Tor Kingston at SIC for basley and 5zsc for corn.
The Buffalo rata was nominal at 2HG2Ae. Room
WAS reported fos "a. 000 tn wheat, no. 0oo bu corn,
~, W. GOO ba barley. To klnT*ton--sehts Tsint.
At SAC; schFs ". u. Phelps Iiippogrln, Riverside,
and 4. 8. Andrews. corr at tAc. 70 Ilutlaio-
HarRe ArgonAut hnd prop BADGER state, corn
through.
RuFrAto. Nsy ~. Goal freIgh.s armer, owing
to scaretty Of refselt; 40c WAS offered small res.
lumber, Alpcna to Cleseiaud, 81 80 pcr m. sehs
II. y. scuvc. coal. Cleveland 10 Mllwaukee. 1oc
coal 70 Chicago At :s6c per ton; sehr North Capa
Roes tn Caasrille for lumber 10 Chicago, g. 10 per
n. On rail,
, 1877-05-26

sntefaf Dtspofeh 10 me 7>1onnt
0Fznros. Dawson TO-. Neb., May 24.-Tho
prospect for erop in this locality At The pre'ent
tins could not bo better. We arc nearly through
planting corn. Coming up, and Btand good.
Spring wheat and oats bid fair 10 make big crop.
6psctds Dtspotea 10 7As 7t1tuAk.
i PxRp, May 24.-FasiueFs wese getting on finely
Wlh their plowlng until tho rain Get in shout two
weeks ago. Weather has changed, and work il re-
sumcd. What lttta corn has been planted hR4
come up poorly. Our spsing grain never looked
htttcF. GraAehoppe1s 40 lar are doing bui little
damage. They hatch 10 slowIy that tho rains and
birds destroy them nearly - fast they begin 10
m0re.
, 1877-05-26

Tho prop Pacific, ashore near Portage, entry In
10 Lake Superior, 10 reported In bad condition.
sho lies beoadsldc on nat rocky bottom with sav.
en- feet Of water In. lfer anchosA arc broken. and
thc II said to be in imminent danger Of going 10
ptcecE. The Union Steamboat Company, owncrs
of the Pacific. do not tnrure their boats outside,
but keep an ln1uranee account To which the
hon. Tha account has credit mora thnn
9nfleient 70 pay tho 1os. Of one propeller. The
Pacific was partly loaned. having seventy tons Of
which IL doubt1ess insured. Ia talncd at $1S. TOO
The propsller Ia wurh about e25, 0oo. -Bs6oio
Efprsat, 24th.
, 1877-05-26
AFrAIRs AT TonoNTo,

Dredging was hegun at tho Qusen's Wharf to-
day. The wstss IN The lake u reported ahont
elghtseu tnehcs lower than at this data last year
The wreck Of the old etpss Provincial, lying of
tho Espl4aads 10 front Of tho Grand Trunk depot
Il 10 bc salssd. This boat was built in savannah
atleast quarter Of century ago. for ocean seFyt.
aud shout twenty Jeass ago fell Into tho hands Of
thu Provincial Insurance. Company, and wns
bsouzht up here. After short service H. freight
boat she VIA condemned, aud tho suxines taken
uut. Fur some ycass 1t futmed club. house ftir
the Yacht Club, but now entirely submsFSed.
aud bus long been 40 obstruction. twill BE- q
larpy Greut to have hrt out ot that.
COMPARED with forI4let years, the business Of
The hattot has seemed dull thb year, but II u far
, 1877-05-26
YACHT CRUISE,

All the yachta but tho Euterpriss arc ready for
The cruise to-day. Tho vessels 10 participate in
tho sail are tho Ina, nagship, Frolic, Mamie, An
nls Loults Cary, Peri. Mignon. FieetwtBg, Lin
eon and Lucy, of tho chicsEo Club, and tho Alpha.
lone, and Unknown belonging 10 private tn.iiyid-
uat.. II the nor'castet Of yesterday consinuss
and il IL cold thu sa,l vii! be nalo to South chi.
easo; otherY.s, \, tas soufse n.y oe changed. a
The Enssrpise Il ssill on ths .toeks fos repairs.
Tue Cary has bean Withdrawn from tbs Elab ~
! racer, f4F tLs ruason that shs has rot mot With
hcr owners u pcctsllons ~ taAt saiIgF.
Mr. Jacub Wilder could not launch his new
yacht yesterday. because Of tho wtn4 and sea, bhc
ID on The xsock1 at the foot OF ThIrty.seyeutn
street,
Some yachts afe sailing with baltaat al forward,
when fur safety It should By evenly distributed ID
and %aut VIZ I'll q
lasted yachts to know it,.
The yaeAts arc troubled for good u,oorsus
pluee, and sse compelled to anchor in The lake
hakin
, 1877-05-26
A STRAW,

Epectol Dspaleh to 7As ITjbuse.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. May 45.- Students rcprcscnt-
fn4 tho vafl1na l!ternsy soeetcs OF the Btatc In
du-trEa University held an osatorieaI contest to.
night. which waa attended By large audience. 10
select the orator to represent this University in the
contest between various colcgch. Of thls Btate.
Nine Joung men competed, and the nrst zward was
wns tine and far In advance of ali others. lie Il .
Atudont OF tho Junior year. and ia quite young.
prize.
, 1877-05-26
MARINE NEWS,


Yesterdays Tn'nurs contained soma facts re.
RardtnR the use of steam on the canals. dcdueed
ey tic Secretary q tue stnee. d raleo.t Stone
concerning the progress made In tho usc Of steam
v".se | e1sx' smd rn ~ xlnw tst ~. III
m,.st. nrfnrc I'M" tc enti,cf1 snncrsr,ich
nnnher ~ raw satucrs Inv" ,rcn f,tiit sinrc f,st
ssason, % stad arc % IN commsson, noiaSis the i j. j.
nctss 81 IT, II soan nc no yR ~
owns hef. n. j. Iul,svp. pFu,nlncnt oSner sni
st1ctinu of tI slSsnhnat. n,si anatSer itI,n,,
ii lsrtdsspurt and vii SON H. sounic!el TIe NJ
tfns 1sa s far es a K M
S.a,1 g. NJ nsw san9 sssms{' esaRis'e ss;ts
nuna ena enatpcs a2o p9acr.Sis co anv
Inc oGs,s uh1nS ea AZ ~ =; Il Mesfma an
sssssSa!sa ,aas; Z !Se ssststisn d
an t@Tax Snr ons naFgs
1oE ,lov In reat,e 4'iaG 1sreneo cana' ,,cet
tsswecn tSs ho..s sni the stfs,n seat.: 1t asy | ;:
ei"ht houss ~ n,aSc ~" tn fran, 9.
eago, viii basso | IN ~ TOW, wlo ss te horso @ @ boat
seaanea, ,en noas ahd u 1dts hafayed 'ansgs
H. rI.r Whrn the stsa, ve.se has two In esrs
IN tow she teaattcs an hour s and II hall ioases
rhe urcate,. ,av,nr of s,ca orc, anm,' no,ror
~ y ss@s @l.d;, + tls isxins 5!: I 81 ss;t NJ
y bs
III s1o!sGtSu ~ tau !ttHacut aA4 sohut'Wts
, 1877-05-26
TIE CfSlPpEN.

Tho stehm barge William Cfippeu, Capt Olsen,
came !p Yesterday with a cargo Of shingles and
lumber, and her master was interviewed regarding
his iate difficulty with Tho authorities At slilwau,
kcc, tthaying been stated that ho ran hIs ycsscl
nat Of port In aptc Of m attachment sworu out By
one John Saxeland, = grocer. who claimed that
thu ba.go's owner Was Indebted to him in ths sum
Of 456. Capt. U'sen. who " truo blue navigator,
stated that Cupt. Larson. who wa master OF the
CEppen last season, had bofrnwct the aboyc sum
ot NJ. savcland, and i ~a. not : part Of . small
Sayc1and 20 construed It. and Eaye Capt. Oiscn
trouble ~ consequences. notwithstanding tho latter
haI explained Ais connection with tbs u,attsr.
Olsen, nevertheless. Lad arranged to hare the It'll
Mtlwaukss becoming hIs bouds,aan. hut shs
surety failed 10 attend to the matter before
of Tho neglect, he went away aaIer tic bcisf That
every thing was Oh! right. Not until ho was pur.
sued by tux did ho 1e.rn thst hs surety had fail.
I'd to stttlo matters. laFten contracted the debt
Ills own account, and Louis Santls, Esq, Of Man.
isteo, gentleman well Known 1t. Tho lumber trade
for his integrity, and uwner Of tho Crtppun, gayo
him no authority To do ~. ME. Sands Lsars 4 hne
reputation, and feels little usgriused nt ihs ~.
CENT trouble caused his Capta! Ia for 70 small mat
ter. The case viii 10 fully inquired into by tho
Courts II Milwaukee.
, 1877-05-26

tesilmony taken by tho Senate Committees es-
snsss ths f., % hs, .n The Hs snoysa @ IT,
IN en.,ncts, hunted iko crlminals, and denicd The
prosperity. .ba.ed npon sncs conditions arc hollow
and worthless. and src but anothor form os Tho
barrier Of rights for xo1d. Tha quiet wAa that Of
hood it last grows weary In asserting that such re.
sulia wcrt anything but crimes.
md x n maoly Of
s.ne way. she hope and promises held ont n Pses+
Wh,to snd sek ;h.ii es projected IN person, ptop.
erty. freedom. Of speech, action. and oceanst1on.
SHALL M TtfH FiRsT 70 ACKNOWLEDGE TNR
GRAND KEauIT.
aeeept tno nem conditions wi.h Joy, and helieye
Ill hppy eonaon tbat esaent ayo
ssptros and A. ssonla earne,y pray for the full
Tic NspahIlean t,: patty Of tho sonth with all II,
errors, waged a nobls contest for tbe rtghl, and
Tho courage and .scif.sacr,nco displayed by ia
sympathies Of the Repubeans 81 tho North at.
tend thosc ct The south !u thcif desolate and nn-
hs.s ,.f
and that there may be day Of speedy resurrec.
III ii tho voluntary withdraw. Of tho army tho
South has beer. placed upon her good behavior.
they h.ve been trea.oa with maKnsnimlty; and.
should they fall to prtect all clAsses aud ftceA 10
Tho enjoyment Of their rights, tho foat conacrva-
tiys a.. Repub'eans Will SEQ iaaro Il no security
PRESERVE THE GOVERNMENT IN TnH HANDS
Or TIN REPUBLICAN, rAHrr.
~ the ncmocraey have acquired Solid South
6r snrca. tho Republicans should ACQUIRE gnlid
North by vrianee and The eternal Justice Of thcr
canse: Northern Ropnbl!cans arc now admonished
their success. Should The North by unhappy dis
cords hs divided, and thus fail q prey 10 4 solid
suppressed In vain. tho fruits Of The War viii bo
1osa, md ouFlast condition woEsc than tie hsst.
n. r. Mnn4nv
, 1877-05-26
WISCONSIN,.

Special Dtspdtth to The 7ttbune
H1vEn FALLS, piercc Co., May 2J.-Corn al
planted, and coming mp nicely. Tho weather has
BEEN very dry this month"; spring wheat and oats
somewhat backward. The esrllcae sovn wheat
t0oks tho bert.
Hprefoi N*pdscA to The Tribune.
nISHMAHr7oN, Mny 14.-Cotn coming mp finely.
Tile drought 10 getting severu, and much anxiety Ia
expressed in regari to oats and wheat.
, 1877-05-26

Bptcfal DtpdfeA 70 The 1Ffburf.
ronr I1rRox, Mich, May .5.-Dows-prons
nater, 81. Joseph. Cuba, Europe, 1t. Albans, Al.
leghany md bar4es, Cllaton and tow, Mary rrin.
gle and bargcs, saina and bsrgcs, Tempest and
batroa, Coflnbasy and barges; athrs Clyde, Ntcht.
fer. Alexandria. Ann S!atla, t'aynlicr q. II. Wand,
Grace whtncy, Dunford. John Rice. II. G. Wins.
Crawford.
.ur--Ptops Monssna, Nebraska, Canada, Nashua,
Wcstfott. Ontario. Persia, Porter, f'hamberain and
Mixer. North Cape. George Murray, Stampede. j.
j. NorEia, Ayr. =. 5. MeEea, harclan!i. Ellen
Spry. Elizabeth Jones. F. l.. Danforth, e. q.
TRIUMPH, T. n. Marsh.
W1xp-Strthwcat, gentle; weather nnc.
, 1877-05-26

During Els visit 70 FEtt46HEE, Scalsof ]. Donald
Cameron entertained hls visitors with atvEy or h's
early e1pcfieacc4 and struggle. IL business. Ills
int tyisIt to ri1t4aurg WAS made 10 1854. liz came
hero 10 scl pis str0u, and carried saulptes In hi4
ions of the product oi his furnace It Nidalctawu
st $40 PSF top. ~ ituuraas psott. aud le thought
time hs had every yth.ax 3utklnd ii good ordrr ard
lad piled up lai sukply VI p t4l. il dropped
, 1877-05-26

from htagnhton. There hnve arrived here psosn.
bly, 10. 900 tons Of cohl moro up u thta dnsct ainee
aa1ne ta'o thtt year, and tbs mail 1,oata take ont
regularly fnI frct91,ta on the way down to Mon.
en. .be esa.s u sS "a ns sSp
Gfo1f, 24th.
, 1877-05-26

INK 2,t00 baskets for this fcction. aunc OF thu
young trees are coming into bearing. md, with
larger Grapes this Je.r viii be rc-y large crop
much larger than usual Small fruita will average
about this xAne. Wheat II In tho best porstblo
"a BACKYARD, owing to cool weather, ~ arc ali
vegetables,
, 1877-05-26

8pfcsaI N&p0!cA 20 1hs 2f3huxA
lSE8iA, Waller Co.. No., May 24.--All done
planting corn. VIZ hsva bad q cold, wei, back
ward spring. Oats are loooktng4 we'll. pros-
psct nne for crop Of winter wheat Il u
heading out. Good psorpeet for fruit Of all kind.
Special hspGtcA 70 IA 1sttxaa-
LAAAs, Hssson CV., May 24.-Tha prospects for
wheat and oats weru never fs.er 1t tais ssasop OF
tho year. Most of the corn IL now planted. Large
ACREAGE
6p<csal DtsateA ia 1As zFsaaa1
Lrox, Neut0A Co., May 4I.-rofn planting pro.
greaseB well. CoutDy up fFst.Eute.- Home ol our
ftrmoxs ass plowtng thpIr corn for the nfst time
PROSPECT Iof winlsF wheat uaYus VA bcttst. All
kinas OF fruit will t,e abundant.
Special Ditposel 10 1A4 Il7tt--.
CLINTON. Henry Co., Nay "a. -Wcathey up 10
the present stsne wet. Com not all planted. Con.
siderable xott,ux. Unusually large acreage will
W planted. Mlntos what looking splendid.
, 1877-05-26
MARQUETTE,


Sttcfaf Wtp0tcA to 71f 7FfbHHs
NArquxrTE, Mich, May 2j.-Arrlvcd. Props
Sahant, Ficnna; schr Verona. Cleared, props V.
Swan, Harana: sehra 4. Z. Maxwell, Helena,
Genoa Passed down, prop ST. Louis. With tho
crew Ut tue pfop Pacific in 0oard. Weather hnc.
Wind northeast. light.
, 1877-05-26

Help for tho weak, nervous, and debi1itatcd;
chronic and painful dlscaAes cured without mclt-
cine. Electric 'cl.s and other appliances all about
Them, and how 10 distinguish tho genuine from tho
spurious. book, With full paet!cuasa. mailed Tree
Address pulvcru.acher er U4lvanfc Company, 2A1 Wins
Htrett, Cincinnati, o.
, 1877-05-26

DnrnaEronr, Mdy rs. - -ARn1yEp-CaJusa.
Luckpori, q, 600 bu oats.
clEAnEn-Go!d Rod, Henry, 81, a5l feet lun.
, 1877-05-26

Paw Paw, Mich, Nay -. I'VE bad q light frost
last night, but NIT enough to !niufe anythluy. Il
warmer this morning, and we hops tho dAugas II
over, Thesa arS soms ludlcstions of Faln.- a
warai ruin would lessen the danger Of frost, and
give vegetation new start.
St<csM &Vss&4aoAt<Hcs V Tia Tribune.
GAAku NArus. Mich, Nay :.4.--OwiuR to the
small uauuss OF tFess left by ts severe w,utes of
, 1877-05-26

ACCIDENT TO 4 PROPELLER.
Tho prop Badger State had her stern t*lstcd and
4 hole made vlsbie In her hull yesterday while
running up the slip near Armour, Dolls E Co.
elevator At Sixteenth street.. She strnck The dock
vlo!ehtiy, and received the injury. shc was i'm.
mcdiaely aftcrwatd dry.dotkcd2 ut Doollttle's for
repairs.
, 1877-05-26
MR. ISAAC FARNsW0RTH.

Eptcfa5 Nfpdlth to ne Tribune.
JANEsrlLLE, WM., May 2a.-3fr+ leaac Farms.
worth. q merchant Ut this city, fell In IN uncon-
scinue condition while In tts store to-day. II IL
feared that he will no recover.
, 1877-05-26

Gnton, Vieks5ur]s. ] Or sny otlsr s Of. the hunIted
elaughtcss OF Republicans that might be NAMED.
s e ssse; ~ &c ;;s: e
the erection Of 4 new o,e upon its ruins. | b.
llove in
1:s I'd II sssstass r: ;ks h: t%a :s.ss
Uf hja inanunfai was strong and beautiful ard tEs
declaration OF hjs devotion 10 the great
ths founstSa os The 1epnhlis.ar pt.ty ists
use,nx s ea'uet Of n.tona1 Affairs uner eitsun.ts.
ces Of extraordinary d!tncu1ty. when tho minds Of
men were g.eHiy divided y to what ;noa,d bs
Ic done. and that things could not long 20 On a.
dresseA himself to i with nndaunted courage
NJ: Hayes visa elected ass Republican, and
believe Co.,, p. nvp,,pr =. = r,r,rnrrr
sot,oa t u 10 lepasi!esn principles, add the msinto.
nanes Of tic Republican organization, by placing
S oea p9uepe ao sa
cute tbcmsclvcs: they require pntty to do that.
o,san1non n Poes y q r IN
bnt acting Without concert, a. ho1plea. ns tho
uno!eanizel multitude ~ the presence Of d..
cnrying Into operation tho truo principles Of gov
II wss s sn spn:ax sH :xh; sf.p,a,on consolidated
and disciplined with erent labor. that carried Tho
to w s unen
Constitution. md that atan1s tho guardian Of
th.s nations liberty and honor. 80.
We hear Il said that tho Republican system Of
Reconstruction II failure.
Tf1H sYBrHM IL T11B TRUE ONE,
and tho r.!ncfpIeA npon which 1t ts based 1uat and
tmHlutabto; aud tho only &enac in which 1t has
failed IT. tint 1t haA been reAlatcd bY armed md
mnraGrolls organizations " telrortam and pFo-
scf!ptien: - The most wicked nm! cfnei of tAo aee:
And. II tlo Uctn1csattc assurances TO President
Hayes. N Louisiana and elsewhere, Of protection
Gnd equal ftRits. 4fc executed in good fn!th+
thu syttcm Will not DO faluro. but
grand rneccss cktosted from IT, enemies. Tho
great features OF RccoNstructon arc tho Four
tsentl aad Fftesnt Asna Hents M t. The con!ts
tEts Of 81 nen and tho statutes enacted fos thet
slFactson u failure; 10 far as they succeed, ie-
oons:tnftlon :. !, t. n, y saeesss; M :, IT,.
Of the Southern .pcoole 4 10 recover from tho
loses inflicted BY tho Rebellion: They do not nov
pruparsne aehen,es for future seeesafon; but they
nso, with Intense entneatncaa, revolving plans for
fecoscrtnR from thelr Ercnt lossos. For this pur.
noso thoY will support lao Dsmocfntc party Of tic
N0rth
Az LONG AS IT IS sunsERyfHNr 70 THEIR
, 1877-05-26
THE CROPS.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Special HEpofcA 10 7As Tribune
pAKALn CENTRE May :.5.-Corn .plowing all
done, and all planted. Just aprouttng Spttn7
wheat and outs l7okne very good. Fine prospects,
for ali crops.
4pec5a' nspascA to ne 7r4auns.
JotrxT, May 25.-Corn about all planted. Gen.
eral1y rood staad. Rye good. smntl grain In
good condition.
spef.as DfspntcA to ma Tribune.
"ArEtsA, May -. Spring whrat md oats hno.
Rye aue. We hnvs been greatly put back ia our
blowing by tho long. continued wet weather,
Special DspateA to 7as Tttoun4
FREMONT. Tazcwcll Co.. Mar o5. corn has not
come up we'll. Very poor atand. Prospects for
winter wheat and rye favorable. Spring wheat and
oats not Injured e1ccpt On very low, fiat lands
Grass doing very we'll. Crop prospect better than
nt 6ny previous period this sctson.
apsctal DispateA IL 7a4 7t1atns,
ukxNsPIN, Alay .5.-Eary -planted corn not
coming well. Agrcat many ars rcplnat!ng. F,uo
apectai Ditpa.eA to M Tribune.
TouIox, Stark Co.. aIay .5.-ucar Of a good
many replant.nV, Winter wheat still good
8ptcidl NtpaseA 10 TAs Tribune
DuRNT PAAlNIE, White Co., May a5.-llut very
1ltt1o pfowang done here for corn until rccunt1v.
EARLY planting atl loas WIatcr wheat heavy en
the ground. This heads showing aru ANAL. One.
tblrl injured by wet weather. Oats badly in.
{ured. =
speetdl Dispa&cA 10 TIE Trfoune
KtAxuNDY, slarion Cu., May 25.-so wet that We
hare hecn ablo to dn but little ptowlng. Whcnt II
fair. Too wei and cold for oats. Fruit will bc
plenty.
Gpsctal Rspatch to 7E4 Tribune
DECATUR, MAy 25.-tchind with onr rlow1uy
and planting. Corn has come up poorly. Winter
wheat good: Spring wheat and oats to rorlo cx-
tent Injured by the loHR-conttnucd wet weather.
Special DftpatcA to 1Aa Tribune
erntTGFlELp, III. Ai4y .j.-Frof.cyfus Thamns.
btate Eninmologtat. Wau II making q special study
OF eha insocta inturlny tho corn CROP, ask4 TINT
spos'u,snss Of in.ec.s found lnIafIny Tho corn ii
NY Of ~ staxcs be mailed TO him. care Of
Special DtspAeh II 17e Tribune
,Jol1ET, Ill.,, Nay ..3.-MoEs corn has been TO.
nlaHttd IN touia parts Of this county tht+ sp,iug
than thoro cvcr VIA in any. one previous seaaon
slncc the county was settled. THIS IL owing 10 tho
iset that considerable corn was planted too carly
nnA sill moro when thB ground was wet and cold.
actcage 9f corn than usuaa has been plant.
and tho hay cut promises u to abuniant.
, 1877-05-26

Eptcfai Dtspatch to 1As 7ttbunA
1lsaHIAkp, Donlphan Co., Rams. May a5.-
Owing to tho tong.contlnacd rains, corn Ia not
more than two.thrti. planted. In tho western
half Of Dtniphan County. wintor wheat wus Inst
fail destroyed By 1ucusts. Eastern halt, winter
wheat good. Throughout the snt!ro county OATS,
barley. and spring wheat looking well. No locusts
to do any damage ~ yet.
Sotrsd3 D&patcA to ia Tribune.
LoNoToN, XIX Co., .May 91.-Wo xse ali dono
plowng, and most of tho psople ars through plant.
rotd taIns and backward sptlng. 'rhc prospsct iof
winter WHEAT nassr wuFo better. pAt lMtls oats
have bean soWn. 0win2 t0 tila geassh0pper scare,
Spsctot NspateA 10 IN Tribune.
6lLykn LAKE, hhawnee To-, May :.5.-Fafmers
ate atoat finishing thve p!owing tor corn, nuA
planting II 0ns.half doao. Coming up wel
Prospects, for winter wheat sFs good yet. Tho
'hoppere are llatchtng, hut afa DUNG very litts
aArlA. Plenty. but sury auialI.
6ptctai NtpoicA 10 ~ THbuat.
WAahinuToN, Washington Co. I. HAY 25.-Corn
ground al blowed: Nearly shp closo Ut planting.
WtntcF wheat mud rys saEy good. Spring whsat
anu oats bid fair 10 glye m innenac crop. lutnul
constantly. streams vary high: ,,,Iloppers bare
looktnx at lands, snl all 60 home pleased
GlnARn. crawford Co., Nay s:i,-A very pour
stand Vt coFa. great many sepllnttnK. Wheat,
oats. and hax iajuFod SONS By wet. Pruit pros.
rects naseF hsttuf.
, 1877-05-26
North German Lloyd,

The steamers Of this Company viii ea eyery satr..
Nste. II pssssss-Fn,n New York g sSotlanptoa,
ts!n. frt Rois}, Nsersss. I'D cisTencT Fos traxht
Or pat&ase applJt 10 0k1RIcHS 4 CO..
- 3U0HllhX tiffHn. New ipfk.
, 1877-05-26

Special DisputcA to 11s TftbuEG.
1nvlNdTox, kussulh Co.. May .5.-The grcatcs
portion Of The corn ~ planted. WeathcF favorable
TO tho growth Of small grain. GrasSl,uppors huye
hatchcd out very talck in placcs, but wo cannot
tell yet what damage they will do.
8peeidt Dtspatch 10 7As TftbuRx
west Tnor, lava cu.. May .l.-Not enough
corn mp yet to determine With regard 10 tho sta,d
Wheat and oats looking well, 10 wet here this
spring that cnrn planting Ia late. Very large acre
ago Of corn put in.
8psciaI Ntpa&cA to 1ns 7rtsaht.
VKaA, Jefferson Ca., May 25.-Thc wct weather
Of May has reduced ths sprtnX wheat and oats to
nall crop. !crJ little corn pluntul, hLd most Of
that la4 rotted In thu ground. Winter weat loIng
we'll. e
6ptrtat NtpateA to 1Hs Tribune
NV HAxrroN. Chckasaw Co.. May ~, Corn
all planted, and coming up In dne condition. 1t
has poem dry In thts county tno.theart part Of
lowa). bprng wheat and outs doing finely.
6psctat 0tspdteh to 9as 7s4aans,
ALMA, Monroe CO.. May "a. .-Mot& uf tho win.
ter wheat looks Woll hut ou tho low lanus oats and
spring wheat arc damaged by tho toitg. continued
wet weather. Farmers hnye boon discouraged,
but the Indications arc moro favorable, aud Gupu
yet 10 get In our corn In good sooson.
5ttetal pispatca 10 ia 7rtaun4.
FAuLkxxM,, Franklin Co., May 26.-spEing
grains oil looking we'll No rain hsre to do any In
Jury 70 erops. Corn ground oil plowed and plant
cd. Sons compliant VI poor seed.