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, 1877-08-07


Cntrs'o. .-EAps. David Dali has arrived home
from Quebec. ....Thc rcow Harriet Ann ls n
MIlcrs dry '!acss for ralkng. -. The schr e.. j.
1tnedcr Inst eath"ad yesterday while grin: up the
rtscF....Thc 1arrn rchr Hutchinson has gone
into sll1er't drJ-dock tor examination and
repairs. feh-4 Granger and Hartford
came in from Milwaukee vc.tenIay light.
and will walt fsr charters :. The
man at the crib dcnct the Ailcgatnr and says
he ring tho fo1 bell fr1n q tfoFk saturday morn.
ing until nelock .1mmente quantities "f lsra.
pnsk, and prottslnns arr ao,n9 through 10 !;nTnio
by prnreiIsea. All III. line. ara dnny gt,od bnsI-
nrst 81 fair ratea....The o1cn Of tic Marine Ios.
pIta1 has been removed 10 No. 4Arlsrk 4tsrct fnn
T. Thur ahr!ytn2 for permits 10 tlc hn. p,ta1 or
treatment nectf not. a. fnfTeF1{. W 70 the fnsto
I!...s su esn spEy a.es1 nt :hs be-, e.e
since saturday and The hath.'r IT, prcstY clear of
sc..c.h in that trade. somc old 'nnH .ay freight.
viii V0 mp 10 10 In wtek. ....A }hf{n quantity
Of dry pnodr shipped a. Scw York on the 4jth u
last month. via fal and lake. arrived here fcttcr
day III soet order. thus making quicker time than
via all rail.
GritgR Pnnrs. .--The canal schr ramlIeo 10 Al
New York. 1naiin9 with corn and eatbon oils fos
jalvcst1n. lark Mahxhn!,!a 8nd schf IoufrA arr
eotn9 into commission. They ars Al 1t. Catf1a-
l!nca. ,Mtssrs. toshat9h l. Gakas. at tiuGalo.
have settled with thcr ctedtnrs A,d gone tnto the
ship. .eban3ery bnslncse sEan. .Schr H. e. Csaw.
fnrd. cosn laden from thfe.Ko. sprung ateak and
was tnwct frpm Erie 10 l5ntfa1o Friday by The tun
Pacific It IL thnn.ht her cafEU has mt sustained
much damage, as the water Hat kept down With
the vcsscls pumps. Tho buffalo ELprf<s Of Sat.
ntday eays tia. Thirty Two vessels. including toni
pr"ptlets, which arrived during the p1eriou.
Eran.-all corn except J7 S37 bu wheat and 81, 00t
bu eye.
, 1877-08-07

omitted wns mt tpccifctl, AMI. after esnfcrrnc
viii, Ills brother Judges, hc rt5u'k t1e nlt'-
ment ont nj the papers. Mr.. Smith hid that
s ca,c w., On alhrt gh watrr at q, lf eha *" b
ALLEGED tn have = hank arrpt1nt somewhere In
the: tnlversc. To cn'' thi. ilisgrarI,'l business
Mr. Emtl, was authorized H. say that his clients
lid nut sarc Fl!e'htr ths tnlI't,nents nI wsre
E,,,rt Ut Tic State. l'nt the rilar=.:
hung tyrr them like un fntuhus, interlcrrl
with thets business In many waFs, ent
tl,cy therefore ttenarflcd that The indictment
t,c auasllrtl; first, ,era,Isr tic Grand .FuTv was
an illegal 1xn1Y: aecondlr, because the tndIct-
mcnt wae bal TN It's face.
A. tn the indictments again.t fIlns'!aie and
Mchi!tEc. tt,er ~tnt unlcr The faEDc r1slc NJ
that against Walker. It might readily arise TINT
Grand Jury might fceI called upou to n,llct q
man Tor 5erjuey eum.nitted leflrc them, for Ia
fUcl, casrs thcy fIast the same power AT Judge,
and 1t often occurred that Judge woulf cout.
nit witness who showed hl3nte1f guilty OF
rank perjury In rt.ssst.
Mr. Charles II. Heed said nc had number OF
authorities in suuttort Of is contention that tho
Indictment was bull, IN that It did not aiftgc
tint he perjury W. s,; 1e:na*, In rsnly 70
| sail tl,at they had not been arguing tho Illus
dn1c tMehifckc ca*cs. .....-
SIMULTANEOUSLY MILLS.
| then commenced hts argument fur the People.
lie said TINT. forgetting The fuct that this case
/ was being decided by = Judge. the gentlemen
on the other side ha'i taken very wide range,
AMI Ind naffca Wholesale onslaught on the t~rn:
tr-thrcr citizens composing the special firan'l
law, namely: rs to The legality Of tho Grand
Jury, and tic question ~ 70 whether the
| indictments were eM,d on their facc. Tile ol1er
side had produced surnc thlFty authorities, and
thu prosecution wanted time IN whGh to refer
| ID them. Another reason for postponeincnt
waa t!nit tho Pike cass I,nl been set for trial
aud the courtroom was crowded with witnesses
| lie therefore suggceted that thc discussion &c
over, to be resumed by the defense. After
| DISCUSSION was accordingly postponed Until
| "Wednesday morning nj O'Clock.
, 1877-08-07
MARINE NEWS.
YACHTING ITEAfa.

Afr. Munger has sent his yaeht Mamie to 3ti1.
waukcc, where she wilt be sold II q purchaser can
b. had ut falr price. II not tho people Of TINT
city may Larc an opportunity 10 "slnke" for
her. It was stated sumc time nru that Mr. Nun
ger had purchased tho Detroit yacht CoFa, vessel
rating In tho Grst-c1ast. bus the owner dcn!ed It,
md informed TninrSE reporter that she vas at
Gibraltar, atIll In blu possesstunt. Negotiations
hare beer. pending between tho parties, and ".
Into Tho fleet the only ftrt.class raaht.
Tho Hurry l,uske, which was not rat1led % b.
left for detroit last week. and IS not here. ~ one
might infer from an item In an cvcnlnR rnper Of
yesterday, Tho snsn of EhUO would hare taken
that craft bcfnre shc loft this port.
II Is reported that the Qu tiya "a about to aeava
here, but thcre Is nothing rrlablc On that poiat.
Con. Howard. Of Green lay. 10 sail to haYo
ease he9 he no7o efas il soysse 10 h.
rost. -,..., -,
wav to (ienevu Lake. and was sett back To llas2cJa
yards for repairs. Tho Electric has received r..
pairs sincc tne was crushed hy tho prop Mary ia:
fctkf,
, 1877-08-07


The following were the arrivals and eicaFances
fof The twensy-four hours ending At 10 o'clock last
night
,gsss s .anSe;. Sss' a.ns sss,: :aas: st o
S;:s:s; {: 's '%%s; s;S ,lsss% @
ber: sky afk. Dtntoa iiasor, .anrir,: Colin lamp.
s u.s ser st k:;cas a.S,sn. Sa: :o~
srirs, ssh1s ArRonaut. DsGso. iieht: Aa.sraa. Mu:
kss.a X ius1nsI; Cnha m Ma.keEon inin!e1; Mat y.
llxh!; Atsaass. Na.xss,.a: iamssT; SS;y p Sisni
Htp:a.: Mp.ksson ,a,'cr; .,r % e :irtna m.;x"n
Sfa.trxan. inn,S:s T. H. ist;d 0sws.o eeai: J".,pi.
!,Fr.hsn, Lnl.hEtun. bark Hartford, stwa aukt'r.
Sa' IT,. iumsr. 1 %e!s., Sdlnx!on iai~r: t sc Lid.
1xS nnST Gn. '1aa aye a;sS = Hns
lcr: Cecilia. Stussex1n. lutlMr. Regulator, white
Nafth.. Vross Point. Rs"'si; b.it Saiad, sa.seson
C!EsnAxek.-sshr,, Seyats. i.nt1a!o. en.:s1 ou
oorn; sehr Sellte l:sdtnEton Bgt1h!o aatD ~ corn:
Nca. DaIalo, III KtI u earn; sc14r v. b. Allen iluf.
sanrtrs: ,e,f 4 4 ttnlms' Manl.'Gr 7, /, caf. e q
]: A. Ttaxi, Ahnar:c, tan fced; ,.snr A!ptua, Mu.:
k:sS Kct HI :ss Il g." tps 's1. i:
dcnsSnre. II, iii III corn = b!'r. oo ,e aico1ei.
.l 'psS ssaF sslIh nnfs9; s ~ m sn 6S1n
pi0,. Hlf1als. @i,Usbn corN; srhf utanccT. iinfA,
st::ss. ~ corn, .e',r Dona!!s.n: haGsg. npt & he
siba III % p'a,oe;; % IT, Sirk WIN: jsss: Eseaa.., Id -
tiKani. taY, hria fot,r brlA jerk: rrop CitY oi
Tfayctsc, Traverse CITY. MI bu corn. lOU bu osts
, 1877-08-07

ard take back all I used to believe Of them,
wch. II known, would he detrimental To the
caarater af some ef them. In n1'l1tlon TO this,
trt the citizens club together and misc n small
brigade to work on our horrible streets. VT
will easily Aave IL In linrsc-fesl, and carriage
wear In = few months. and save three dollars
where We FpenA one: nn'!. tn begin with. will
furniEh five n,cn fnr ninety days for nlt 111n!a,
niitl. aAtnFn ystss. when We 10 tht* xr sill nerd
no special pn1icc. no militia, no United States
sut! !Icrs, ,no sltcpfcss nights, no pity for tho
en'd and hungry children. Who Will io!n me- I
Respectfully. Louis NAnI-
, 1877-08-07
THE CHhuTAUQuA REF0RMERs.

FAiRrosNT, n: z, Aug. GA sa5orrcfo7N
conference WIS held 1t 0:30 n'ctoek this morn
ing. aud various features Of tho labor question
were aIscusscti,
This Rev. Dr.. Warren. Of Philadelphia. lsct-
urco At II o'clock on "The Sources Of Y 6un-
bcatn.n :.
rho Chautauqua Assembly Daily Herald
made tts lrst appearances this morning.
There Is = large incseaaa Ia tue attendance
ths morning.
Snnu attention WA given. At tho Reform
Council to tho trump question, aud there was
Qcncral expression in favor Of effective lcgssla-
tion.
During the afternoon John b. Cough aa-
drrescu ul least 1000 peopfa on temperance,
and q grand temperance conference WAS held
Murphy presiding. Reports were presented
claiming 100, ,00V siyncrs ot the pledge in 0hlo.
, 1877-08-07

Cn1cAuo, Aug. G.-The freight market was quiet
and hru,. Vessels were wanted but carriers re-
fused to mukt charters for less than 3.ic for corn
to I5nHa!o, which WIS Ac Ahorc tbe bids Of
ehlpncf4. A steamer was tAkcn at 3!tc. mum.
ber of vessels have bccn chartered ahead, The
prop Fortaga WA taken for coEn to huha!n at 3Ac
mud tho proi, Jauan for corn thrun1h. This prop
Oswegatchle for corn via ocdensbas2. Capacity,
About lO0. 900 hu.
Hehf Lullng .cufrtss Pine lambcf from Grant!
ou her return hstngs hard. wood lumber from fEay-
er.a 70 this port at 81 as pef n.
Canal fretsits arc hru, ut bxc on corn from uuf"
falo to Now York. and boat.non askIux 6Hc pcs bu.
, 1877-08-07
The Rights Of the IEuck8ter.

Z1419t7HT [U4fNF s3VVF103,
4 glimpse OF ths future: BLACKBERRY Man.
blaek bay.rlea black lay-rtcsl nice bur rlcs ~
Old slan-"How n,uchl" d. M.-"Ftftecn
ccnss . quart" 0. ~. c.u't pay any such
tCan't. heyi Won't. lRyI We'll, thcS, tako
that lstrtkesl, aud that [strikes], aud that y
I,tfikcsj. Tic old lMau, With flis d.yllghta
knocked out, Ia gathered up BY his weeping
rcayed wife orders tweusy-scTsn Qlasts of bst-
Etes ut Is ceuts quart,
, 1877-08-07
PORT HURON.

1t9l'VsEW
roRr Nunox. Mich, Aug. a,-pown-Props
Benton. Il. Holland. Ontario, blanchard. 1'Adges
s.atc. AIpena and hatvca, Graves and consoFs.
Tultlo and cnnsoEt, Ilale and tow. Lincoln and
barRes. tiurbut and consott: schss slsnaaTck Alsa
uradleY, TAotnas Qunyle. Fayettc. Drown.
up-rrops Weslf'rd, con'rn"dorc. LswFenee.
India, MaY,lowet 4pd consost, sparta and con-
E,mlra and barges: sc4ss 6. Epoteman. Porter.
0ntnrlo. Atpcna, FrnAkiu Wilcox. sophts Altch,
u. +. Dot blna, john istce, A1ltc, j. Il. FsEton.
Florida.
Mind Neat ltght; weather due.
, 1877-08-07

WHY mn THEY NOTi

While !ha schr Anna II. Foster was On her way
M froa, Detroit to 0odestch laas week. and while
pa..InK through the St. CssiE Flats tanal. tho
cook, . rather Gnc. looking young woman from ttls
p1aes, lcaprd overheard .Nso tho wa.er, !H.at
wss speeltlJ lowered and nlanned by Cart- John
{rseae Of the drowning woillaa. shc was picked
up shout mile nstefn Of the schooner very much
aid 70 Der rcscusrs. 'us, ny God, why can't you
leave mo to der i3ood care was tAkcn pf hsr nna
she soon recovered ftom her consequent prosl1a'
upn-!iuroA StgAa{.
, 1877-08-07

DuYy1Lo, n. T.. Aug. y. .--Schs Lille ParsoRs,
coal laden. IL reported eaptIxcd In = sqnall and
sunk Ia 1t. Lawrence Niyer. above Dfoekri'le,
Out
sehrs 8. Corning and Sage ase chartered Tor coal
to Chicago 1t CSC,
A deet ol twenty yss4els eYfiycd Yesterday aud
to-day with 500 0VO bu Of grain. principally eosn,
from EhlcngQ.
, 1877-08-07
NfAJ1OUETTE.

FJtctaf }NftsateA 10 3As ITbtnf.
MARQUETTE. Mich, Aug. G.-AEslsea yctscrdaJ
--props u. ", Wilson, Nahant. Jarr.s. Lori;
ech,s Frank Pcruw, J. II. Whiting, +. \. 0corseE,
Dictator. -
CIsared--pfops Fletcher. ". II. Haruum'
sehoaners, noste-
Passed ap--stmss Peerless, City Of premont,
Arctic, Missouri.
D0vn-hthinc. ..... 49,.
Arrived to.day-Props Ohio, Sionna; sehf'
Verona. r.. j. lsyau.
clcared-1'rop navad ". hust; sthra Fe"eomb'
L. u. f1utts, dictator.
Passed up-Ctty or Now York. ST. PAul.
, 1877-08-07

The steam barge Fayotito, which ran down tho
schr Eraco 4. Channon and sunk her ncaf Racine
Inst Thursday, arrived hero yeatefday afternoon
from McnomIneo With her barces. lit. Carpenter.
Of Kirhy, Carpenter & Company. one OF tha owriess
he had landed. and took him Into a bnggy snd
drove 0(l, presumably to a lawyers oAlce; for
ubianttous Reporters wcro on tho nlert 10 obtain
statement from the Captain regarding tho manner
in which tic collision oecuEftd. An interview Oh
Tic subject would hasc been very apfoEos In view
Of tho fncs that ron of Nr. Il. =. Gralatn was
~ nutlllng of tho schooner; hut It vas
lcstncA TINT Capt. Hutchinson tnes not prn.
t,ose to mako any ptateniunt until nftef his
vessel 10 llfucd and he ia placed upon tho witness.
stand 1t was reported that he had his stde Af the
story, nni would Ftow that the propeller was on
her nrptlc, cut,r4o ut the ttre OF the cUlstoa. 4
suit islultc ccrtnn to rcsuls In tho rpltca states
Court Ut np enrly dny.
, 1877-08-07

Ths Bay City EAroaleis says: ''A1though the
ysssol !ay.up wa not - much Of Asuceesa - u
VIA koped II would b., u ~ should ha's eefhs
yet sous good came from tt-frsighta having ad'
saneed from 10 10 II shi1Iiuxs. 1t which IatteF
6xuss they arc NOW hrm. There II = good amount
Of lumber now really u ~ forward, &nd II u
reasonable to suppo4a that 1atea will 90 no loNes.
, 1877-08-07
IN THE ,yuEEL.I1ousE.

Capt. Dick Ali!lsn was on tbe pllot'hoass OF tho
sttar Inter. Ocean Then shs passed up the river
With her eonaoEt. fhs Argou.ut last evening, sna
came W lsela buHalo light there being No eoal -
, 1877-08-07

k4A"A &Ft3N A41t
DEPARTMENT. Of TIE INTERIOR,
0srlcx W lhnIAs ATyAt1a.
se.,t, ,,o,o.. sS;.:a ;s:s: 5siS = u; 3,s
s " tas. ssss ~, ns ss I'D sss1ed + II
;SSS ~ f;;::s,: If;
a IL :Si Ill s :stvss Il 5ss''a III ' following
s.<Yst.1 paaals ot so1n.,
S%t*i 1853 isssa: !sssa: s s sss''' III
,rrs ~ sa .s..s .apiiea e.ris.ts :tatsoarr5, ftS.
II as # n,
Gss1 es!eth Sha;:s sts2is.e E:s, A.j 5Saa r ass
s s:sss .3 e. 'sa' ''.'.
T; II: r II. ;s
.:. i; i: H. 4 IL
:s .9s,
AGs 70 T. lila fs s. i III
ses3 Ut SH :s;
IL nsa ~ "; lae9 @ 1s,Snx - fSs:
S:sR; :si;s ss
taS s;s ss ;sss e :ssss ss:
SssS,s .sssn ~ ss;s i
. Haasei 4 a;ass ~ sas .sups !. saesi; ~ ~.
1T s Ss
II h +. fss :ss'ss L. I e.
~ FL T. . I'm
Thx .4s must hr DRY aud parked Ia barrels rudy Tor
ill., price. aamod must b ':ast~ In % es.s viii
Xii .fticss fa1uisssd under e0ntTact b det!v:
, 1877-08-07

pn1paEponT. Aug. d. G.--.trs.vel-W. ]. Rocbuck,
Ctica, O. 100 bu corn; John CArtef, Lasa!lc 9, ooo
tu corn; Geu. Mcclellan, LaSal'e. &. 400 hu corn.
100 bsls flour; A. Woolson. Joliet. Q, 1h0 6u corn
Oracle Oriswo'd, Minookn, q, 600 hu corn; BRILL
liant Morris, s. eco bu corn: Pitst National. Birds
l.riaxo, .. :lbp by corn: Aolawk Nello' kaakakso
pesder, D. 100 bu corn; Nctsonolls. Henry, .. $50
bu corn. pallat. Menry, A.5o0 By e9rn; i: =.
Ea,ton, 1ienty 20 bu cotn; SGrth nfmneh, - -;
bu wheat; 3Iontauk, Lockport, 1. !ul bn whent:
Ct,icAuo, Ang. u.--Arrtved-neile France, Mor.
rlt, 8. 1U0 bn corn; y. L. Wright. Norris, &C.
lu corn. , ..n >,
lumber; prep l,ee.c!, llenry 7s.s54 r lumber u
islry, zoo, 0Ud Shingles: 1slaore. Henry. e, T.
II lumber. A 600 r tidina. 10 Fasts 70 ooolathi
u. L. Adams No. =, Henry. gu, H0s II lumber.
, 1877-08-07
TILE G1tASSIlOl'I'ER.
otherwise Known as the Rocky
Mountain Locust.
Prof. Riley. Makes Report Of His In
vestigations in Colorado.
7h. Lo,u,t Problem More Complicated IN Colorado
than,tn The Mississippi VALLEY.

than,tn The Mississippi la!Isy.
Favorable Prospects in Future, and
the Reasons for Them.
TO ne Editor o} The Tribune.
Denver, Col, Au9. 1.-upon my arrival IN
Denver, three weeks ago. yoa requested me to
furnish. yo1 with brief account Of my III
tended observations in Colorado. before my de-
part,,re. 1 can ind tlmo for but few hurried
jottlngs.
OBJECT or VISIT.
As yo,1 arc afrent1y aware, my visit has been
IN furthcrancc Of the work Of tho United states
Ertomolog!cal Commission, and mr >fnvetttsa-
tious havc Ind reference to the Rorky Mountain
locust or grasshopper. II gtyes nlc gr3at rlcas-
ure tO state thnt aii whom, I haVe 1nct with IN
Colorado, from tho State officers down to the
humblcst farmer, have generously assisted my
efforts, md expressed hearty sympathy with
the work Of the Commtsa[on,-in pleasing com
tract to the pse3uIgmcnt and criticism that
hayc emanntcl from one or Two toBrrcs. Alter
Waiting Greeley, Golden, boulder, and other
points north Of Denver, and somo OF tie
ranches lying nlon9 The Denver & 1.fo Grandc
1at'rond, found very little that Was Instructive
beyond what Intelligent correspondents had
already communicated. hence spout as much
tine as posssblu In tho mountain passes anil
canons especially those within easy reach Of The
narrow-9augc roal already mentioned, to the
officers Of which atn untler special obligations
ioF aioeral ahi' AZ: Within lo.,5, vi s',.a"a ~
most of the interesting points wh!cl, hase
Ind no tt1ue to rcach IN par,s, Lake. unnnison,
Fremont, saguaclIc, eaa Juan, Rio 0rande.
Got,e trs md {tnkftt1a CnunftcS.
RETROSPECTIVE.
In a1,,he states to the cust, tnyaacd Inst ycar,
4,o c",,s ri lin iocu,t wcro lai,, ycry thickiy.
istca h as spring opeucd. Nor were w theso wti,-
oa Nstr;ts"as s,, s se., l. ess. s;s
mics, anu tiose "aef pscnnture's .,, ase'e1 ,s ~
thu fall and during tho mild weather of fcp'
rnary, enough l'atchc'' IN April tocansc conster-
nation, throughout tho invaded country 1yIne
oast y. s,a,. -, 49,, a,o.,s
l''i1sloh-"h'cl ,11c'a.es MI tho sla'cS nncetco,
from Tc1aa to Mtnncsota.-tho inscets
errt wnv. dotnp nnv ycrv scrJo,1. in
W.. w.. "', ,,7,at ,st.t, ,i,o ,,,cro, M,
jury. "Ha. ,, W." .,. .,. .s.ts.. '' ~
number OF p'sus """ .ae's o.nc' ensta~s' VI,
more determined efforts made, aud improved
methods uf wnrfurc employel against them, 'bY
f"sn,ors. ~. I.ovy cot,, ,r,l r<,n,,n,,cI rn,ma
t',,,, @ ~ ..,'a,,1 T 1,,.,'.nn nr, 49,"
tlmt followed tue Principal hateh!he' anu the
greater debility afl tendency to dlscaac ntn"ng
them, everywhere noticeable; tho young iusecta
raullly lccseascl IN number, and those which
survived 10 acquire wings russ aud few to tho
ltsthwest ~ scattering e"afle. Even IN Iloftli-
west Iowa at'tl southeast Minnesota where the
injury was greatest. the in*nrss have not re-
They continued to !to ofl, nntl finally LETT. or
nrc NOW leaving, After doing more Of less
, 1877-08-07
EDUCATIONAL.
MIAMI VALLEY COLLEGE,
PHYSICAL LABOR REQUIRED,

PHYSICAL LABOR REQUIRED.
For both sex&s. Though uadre the Of mrnhsn
ot,,t society q Fr.na; nsn,;sg,a.isn @ u Jern. r.,
esrnta 1t saitate 'nduurtratwo hont. dal}. Of my,
on College farm or Ia Mrehsnfcs Halt. sud Of strs y
way. fFUu fecs Of nr&t sna Last rr.rtctsvry,
t;sss 5s2r open: ot, month tSs}t ~ Eft na1t'a
Srrtn1httn. W1rfrn u. Ohio.
, 1877-08-07

H. Mr sn,itl @ M sai.! Il @ iii % hal. hyor.iips 10 tho
rctpni. there was nf, nrsfensa that ACTON wsa
sss.tsl yrnirrs' The rr,xsr cIni.ncf. was Hail.
,rn"Is IN II. nat,,rs ar,l "hnuli mi I've aiIowc.i
5hem M l., thu Iuulisatc indictmcnt5. they wsru
eratt,Y alike iu every counk hui one. wGeru d
'asGtnrmt. 1S syt II forth that tet, wa, cIarpe "f
rosr,,I,Jnn nroinst snmshotiv wbGss ,,a,nss ,,1-
H.. noix rsirsll la la krnt serrct. No ,,atnea
wcrn 9lyc1t but ehnrra OF eonspiracy
w' 49, rse,,r ns,ainst IN maiorjtv ~ tlr
s.an,tr t:nr,niss,nera uf tSoK cnuntg. i
Tnor" os ~ cr.,tss tur want n sncciac siieCa,
, 1877-08-07

FroebcI School and Kindergarten,
4B2 WEST avASllISt;TOt.ST.,
JuA east Of EnTuu rask. VIII, open Monday. sept
II, LETT. AlhS sAtA Eddy.
, 1877-08-07
aata E.itsaa AZ I.bk Txkhaink

1alt WHICH p!enaturcIy oytstakcn ty winter; AMI
hrrs. As no nsrtcultaru IL rarrjoi u, In thssc
parks aud passcs, ITO eifoft il ,uads to deatroy
thu Insects.
THE LOCUST pRonLEA MORE COMPLICATED IN
C0LoIt4 DO THAN IN THE AtsstYsatr2 VALLEY
Its In consequence Ut ttls ahuye factsthat tbs
lKust questlnn becomes 20 complicated tu YOUR
State. Colorado eotnp pines wtth, her lEinits
the meteorological mt! elia'at,c ieaturcs OF !
dozen Suites. IL the Mississippi. Valley coun.
try, there are laws governing the fall Inyations
from tllu northwest and thu return murrctions
In su,Imcr OF which to predicate with tolcrx6is
assurance. This Is n"re particularly truu south
Vi tAe orty.fuurtl. parallel. Your i.nst tiisa1.
trosls swaIlus atsn cone from, tho nort|, AMI
northwest. mud the Insects which hatr|, out on
Your planx cast vi the mo,ntat4a are largely
goyvFt,e,l by the same laws aud llstlucta ID
tl,oss which hatch to tue cyst; pn aca,,istng
second week In july will bear mostly to thu
nortls and northwest. This Is more particular.
ly tue case &t'utli Of tho Divide After the mid
dla of July tsS ruins llicrrass and tho wlds Aso
Ilorr Variable prevailing. - far ~ ! aaye yet
naycstaincd; greatly iron the cast Or south IN
the uloEuluI hut stronger from west Or north
west In tle afternoon. swariAs sure alntlt+ there
lore, at almost any tune utter tho sntdutt of J-
1y, to kwtlop down from the parks and phtcaua
west VI the range, Upon the valleys md pla!us
to tue paet. Thrse remain within your borders,
OF, II thrT pass beyond, bear enthusiastically
toward TcKax. From, what light the cohsnls'
SIHH Ell p1H82tttks u HlDIC saoEc
1la!'! that have bceh correct III considering The
tIecies u suaalpsne. aud in locating Tue bleed
ins grounds Vi the more disastrous swItns,
Ike that Ut last ycar 10 tho plains rcIons Vi tls
c1tEeMe northwest, where tho snnmgEs arr
s,'utt aud the winters long nlld severe. ~ dnd
the exodus of tlse winged tnsrcts frou, that 1or
1lsn af your State lyll.g east Vi the nountitns
!ess crup:ctt than III kansas an;i stissousifal
itstAu'e, III Ut the earlier n,aturvj tnAiYidLl:
mat tlse nut left sunle sunmuncea ovpositt,z
aSerk Or ptih.a. TAe youu: freM eggs Id!
t"us sarly will psctnatustly bal*l, tlits .unlu1
~ 'a1' afi iAtyitaLly prr!sh; Just i
, 1877-07-22

the women of the land. The dirge of the
women Is a remarkable one. It was while at
Ostro., after severe battle on the frontier,
that correspondent Of the London Times first
heard it. 4 young man died in the hospital
in the night, wtiereupon hfs mother and two
ssterx begun to snrtck forth their grief. Their
wild frenzy was horrible to listen to- and at last
the Montencgrin Prince, who was sick, sent
soldier to them witt. request that they should
cease their lamentations. They did so;
but early In the day the body was taken
to a. cemetery close by, and as the
Garth closed over it the outbreak began
again-the women scratching their faces, beat
ing their breasts, and jamenting In shriil voices
which could be heard mile awny. The lament
is matter Of form aud does not in the least in
dicatc the intensity Of sorrow; the wife, indeed,
not being permitted by custom to take part Ia
this show of feeling, and the men consider
ing it: undfgnffied to take any other than ac-
company the body on the return to the house.
There WIS something in the lament which was
Interesting frcm certain point Of view. 1t
was .nctrtcal: short, ejaeulatory, three-fect
verse. always repeated in the same modu1a-
tions-n monotonous chant. The women On re-
turning homo will consider 1t their duty to con-
ttnue their lament for weeks or months, when
they are journcytng from place to place, and
especially when in the presence OF others.
Solitude seems to extfngnish the lanentation,
but II two relatives In bereavement meet, they
embrace, and then, leaning against each other,
renew the chant in sympathy, If not in har-
uonY,