, 1877-06-28

6fscl2t 4apHtch 10 1ae lFtoHHEs
LAwnExcE, kau, Jnnc a7.-rhc 7Tlaa"s Of
tenstyc riding through tho country yesterday, nnu
Visited about twenty wheat 1s,ls. fio snys that
the heads of gil tug wheat be examined wcro plump
ena vel ga en " sIsns Of rust; Ilo w:
who saia that tho wheat aud oatn wcro ihe nest H.
ever INV. They also saw numb. y Of iarlnora wIo
p:asss wsss W '!sa fsssx anu
Sstciat iH<putcA to 7hs Tribune.
j.. wA,n!S.7os, wasi!nsIen e.. Jane 27.-Tss
bc soat a wnd gpns Nc. norhWe.1 saha'a an
I s w e sa hs fs ' % keep sss
Special Dtspatch to 7as Tribune.
MICHIGAN VArLEr, Dsage Co.. juno II. .-f1ta4s-
ho2pcrs nitmcroun and still Matching on tho rl0wcd
Ert'u,d. They arc doing no damage to spring crops
y % o. s 1an aef M s:n q sss I'D
!;roYud In ssot condition. Corn plowsd twice.
''''' p'fish spsefal It'll Disa.eA 10 The tribune.
ycst commenced tho 10Th. WIN ayeruso about
twenty 1a'he psst e1yy sas Gtenna
Rpeetol nt.pateh 10 7at Tribune.
etaliy ioekins vel: thonah badly struck viii, rcd
.ust on staiks and blades OATS hurley. md spring
wheat l10k!nx Very tlnoly. Hons dAnscc donc by
e9se "@'ef Cultivation" 'h' corn going on
SptttaF Dispdfch 10 TIE Tribune.
DuFFAt0, wilson CO., Junc nT.-Evcry man and
horse il III tha aclds working The corn to make
amends lvr our forced !dlelesa caused hy t!,c long,
continued wet weather. ufasAhoppcrs dolug no
damage.
CANADA. u
Tonoxro, Juno 27.-Thc Gtobe publphes reports
giving the stato Ut the crns and prospects Ut tho
hnrYest throughout tho country.
Apparently ths hay crop Of 1a77 will be cons!d.
1.atn tt.nz A. fu-
lands, and undor favorable conditions, good crop
may ba obtained. but this will bo exceptional.
cpurts of fall wheat generally oxcellcnt. md
tnoru than nil average crop tnay prubAby e colnt'
twsun this and har'ess, Which will bu early sha
ycar.
s,n. wheat s es,As n; n: ;hss s les, t ttsseFnsy M
1nors particularly tAa latter, haye susscd by ,hs
frost, wa,eh = tls Latter paft of lust week dIa
ljatisy viii yiuil. q smaller crop than for many
ecaauna. Leas barley las bron 1own. farlnera. be.
bug tempted By The .ptospectA " tcalixlag h!fll
T 70 ,sne extent, The barley esop will therefore
t,ai. % hase as saEcesa considerably from want o,
tIsy' viii. however, 10 iafxafy aatctoi. a. viii
IT, Sthef H1 " tho state o' thu WEATHER
Peas aru rep1rted ~ giving dno promise. Tho
trust d!d sumo mischief an.ong thcm, but reports
N'tt H'fA "ts" S@*$f+'e*ssh ~t %"~.s .N"s"t1%
nys has suffered from want OF rain. hut viii
weII. bat need tain. Taerc i st pro.ept some uns
coftauty about tho cxtont oG ctop, but 10 causc
tor undla encouragement.
NEnlsASKA.
getetal Dl4paieh to 1N z,1sua&
GExoA, Platte to-, june :7.-1ha grain crops
look Gne, aud fasmcrs In good spirits. Tbs wet
and cold weather has lrstroyod most Of tho 'hop-
pcr. 10 that we hayu no fears except srou, tliosu
"A''" A'S Ss.et,i s S:,ates 10 IL TH5.ss, A"A''
jUx!ArA,, Adams % june e7.-corn has como
sp wc W rfs H. rev % s"l;sutta; d Gosn buck
MICHIGAN.
Special HispateA 10 TAs Jf4hNnA.
AlLEoAY, Allcgun Co., Juno .7.-w!nter wheat
on heavy lan4 nuyuF luokod better. Dasicy anA
tyo tno same.: Wheat ~ lIght land slo1t hastt hat
ths county bid fsif to ;saaneF4to the fafa,ut.
MISSOURI.
Gpxcfdt D#&puseA to TAs 7Nsuxs.
1sprrxsuzxcz, Jack4on Co., juno :7.-Wheat
backward Oyoiaow 1t t4e .Ml..ouss vii! reduce
tue corn crop In the bottom lands.
CALIFORNIA.
Epsciol N.pdseA ts ~ Tftbass.
LAKE. -Four, Lake Co.. Cal.. june :7.-Ahout
through hasycstiuy; acreage Larger than last year;
yield about aftecn bushels per aese; weather goud
guilty o& grain Kuoa.
INDIANA.
Special N&1AtteA to ia Tribune.
AusTtx. Scott Co. Juue .7.-wbcat will yield
biz. such acFop waIns known IN this county.
Outs look we'll also.
.:.; LEAD.
8ptsial Ds4pqftA to 1As 1iiaun4
DusuquE, Ia, juno 27.--A little son Of Ms.
Williams, living near Its2sl GEcsu, Wts., whtlq
wadin4 Ia creek near hi4 fathers bouse. pulled
up handful Of mineral, which be iulmc c4lately
t6uk - ht4 father. who, taking seuo euols, sue
ceedcI la raising orsr !, 700 pounds IN hess that
On hour This Il likely 10 prove tta largest lead
6ua u thta section.
DENTISTS.
6psetaI Da&p9seA to The 7sfsua<
FoKE WArAE. Ind, juno .7.-The on1y pro-
ecenys os much anssssst In lhs Stats Deut1l .A4+o'
ctauou to-d2y xsss tue tsa1llx Of papsss "