davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
THE WATER WORKS.
The Mayor Thinks the CarOndelet Bears
are Mt Work.

are Mt Work.
Rumors having been circulated on Carondelet
street that the new WsterwoIks project has b. on
abandoned, tho Mayor, upon being spoken TO on
the subject, smiled audibly. He seems to THU X
that the bears OF our Wall street, b ing at their
wits eud to conceive some method Of pulling
down the market III city securities, have resorted
to this strategy to make q little money.
The Wat rworks plan, 1t should b. remembered.
inv, Ives large decrease of thu ctys debt by the
absorption OF its waterworks bonds, aud the issue
Of $6j6,60O in stock to the city, DO amounting
tn about one million and a .lf dollars. The
Mayor is OF the same opinion still regarding the
su s,ful organIzt ion OF the company, In which
all our insurance companies, ~ well ~ the pub
lie, are 30 much interested.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27


The DEMOCRATIC staff are in itation to be pres
Orleans Rifle Club. for an ip1e contest for vari-
ent at, and participate in, a RUB named, and for
GUS prizes at the park Of the che contest to take
the members Of the press, llth. Accompany
place on Sunday, November 'ules governing the
ing the invitation are the served that the d g.
.o..... so, ,,h;.h :. 20 ot)sition, any sort OF a
lance is $40 yards and the I,a. ;rdoad nam 49,
rest, but no sighting shots u'' 'Ao'01 Ao" A'o~
The Crescent City team N
to their laurels.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
THE SCHOOL BOOKS.
Superintendent no ser>' Circular Regard
Ing Them

Ing Them.
Owing to the frau Iulvnt attempt Of SO me I'M
scrupulous person inveigle the teachers and
pupiIspf. ur public schools into purchasing certain
books referred TO in printed posters, purp ,rtipg
school-housss, City Superintendent Rogers
has deemed 1t necessary to i-sue
ORC liars to the teachers to guide them 10 their
selections. The list 10 published in the advortse-
ment columns OF the DEMOCRAT, and the boz Ks
can be purchased fiom all dealers a. the prices
specified.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
AMUsEM ENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE - There Will be q grand
matinee to-day at the st. Charles. during which
the Georgia Ministries promise to do their best to
entertain the young folks. Their last appear
ance will occur at night.
On Sunday the Berger family make their first
appearance here in six or seveA years
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
PERSONAL.
McLaine, old

DR.. A. +. McLaine and Mrs A. Iearn, gone 70
residents of our city, have, we ire home
San Francisco to make it their futas IN town yes
Representative P. J. Kennedy operations have
terday, and reports that sugar 1.
@He"oS oesun Ill Il hois nooih''Chna Palace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

New Parian figures at others, 174 Canal street
opposite Varieties Theatre.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Read Navras invitation to the China Palace.
New shapes and styles in china at Offnerss
only. liza Canal street, opposite Varieties
han
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Fine crystal and Boheno =
ners. ia Canal. opposite raeoar,s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Read Navra's invitation Kreeeer,s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
Fire.

At about q quarter past o'clock last night
a fire, that is supposed to have been the work OF
an incendary, was discovered in an unoccupled
one story frame house on Baronne street, be-
tween Seventh aud Eighth streets. The build.
ing was totally destroyed. The name OF the
owner of the property ,uld not be ascertained,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's

Magnificent vases and jardinleres. cheap. at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Read Navra's invitation to the CHR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Read Navra's invitation to the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger'5.

grand opportunity is offered to capitalists
and others who wish to engage in the Droduc-
nOn OF sugar. In au ;tiOn columns Will be
fCuni an advertisement Of the sale Of sugar
planfati' ion in the pa jsh Of pointe Coupee. on
November g. 1877. A full de cription OF the
property is therein Civ n. and should parties,
Wishing to purchase desire further particulars.
or wish to examine plans Of tue property Mr..
Arthur Denis. No. l04 Canal street. will be
pleased to give them all Information desired.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.


New maiolica ware ut Offner's, ia Canal. op-
poSite Varieties Theatre.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

New goods at others. Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace

Got your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Get your kid gloves at Kreegers.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
Best plated ware at others. ia Canal, oppo.s
site Varieties Theatre.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
CARPET WAREHOUSE.

.Chartres street.
We are receiving large additions to our stock.
We NOW sE, L A AND UNDER PRICES.
CHARGED BEFORE TIL = WAR
AXMINSTER, W lton. Velvet. 4
30. Y BRUSSELS, Tapestry, 8 phys.
MGR AIMS, Venetians Hemp.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Window Shades.
Table and Piano Covers. Curtain Materials
Lace and Nottingham Curtains Trimmings I.
etc., etc.
$3.50 3Dn 2dp A. BROUSSEAU & EON
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Get your kid gloves al,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
Get your kid gloves at Kr. Ar

Get your KID gloves at NAT AUCTIoN-Messrs.
- (,-.--r,---- jers. sell at IL O'Clock
Nash 4 Hodg5on auctiOns7 Weinomane streat
to-day the neat and destTerms e4sv Sea the
cottage residence No. A
rem ed a. 800 per monh
nd Yertisement
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
GEORGE BISCHOF,
FURNITURE DEALER.
q Ursulines street,
Rnfvonu Doy.I ara nn,x

neIWeeH HOyaH ana BDuFbOM,
Wishing to retire from the sale Of Furniture
L offer at COST PRICE my ENTIRE STOCK
of Furniture.
invite buyers to call and see at my store be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Delivery and Packing free. ocaa 1msar,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
BREvITIES

Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
TAXES LICENSES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

Large Discounts made on all settlements Of
taxes and licenses,
W. 81. BARNETT. Broker,
80 st. Charles street,
OCT y2p Opposite st. Charles Hotel,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Get your kid gloves at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
SHOOTING EXTRAO

Get your kid gloves at Kreegs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

la Palace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

lmatra.
yvsrpool
lount OF
largo as
the At
Ranger,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

-lian glassware at OFF,
LVariatleS Theatre.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

when authoritatively commanded her to sit be
side me on the sofa, for that l was her master
she ought to know by this time.
She came, and, when seated, passed my arms
around her, when it passed through her form
touching nothing tangible. She told me if did
SO again my arm would shrivel to the shoulder
thought it best to take her advice as it was moi
given in threatening tone, but simply as fact
over which she had no control.
Her manner was changed, being no longer
furious or threatening. but humole and sub
missive.
asked her name. 1t is useless question; 1
will not answer 1t. Examine the records and you
will know it. am we'll known here" "But are
there not two OF you-One red-haired and the
other in white2" "No, we are the same, but
appear differently at my will" "Are you really
happy" "No."
''ARE YOU IN HE'LL %" YEs"
"There is, then, help "Surelv, and worse
one than you mortals believe" Describe it," 81
cannot" "What is the nature OF the punishment
there2" 81 am not allowed to inf rm you" "Why
sWhst is it?" $50 secure spirits for hell" "Why
do you do so2 Are you forced to, or does it adj
vantage you in any way?" eft does" "Hov3"
sFor every soul cause to com nit suicide part of
my punishment will be RENTED" "How
many have you thus far .galned?" ''Six-
teen." show many more Will take you out
of help" :. S S, ), but p,. will never gain
conquered me, and must forever dwell in hell.
My reign here is broken"
"D4d you K row and fear me at first?"
81 did. 1 knew one nigh come who possessed
courage and will sufficient to master me. was
afraid it was you tried all nv arts. but they
failed. Have you any more questions to ask, for
my time is almost up and must be gone, never
more to return" 'sOne more question. Is
heaven hard to ATTAIN Every. There are few
there, but are said to be exceedingly happy; but
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

irst Monday
cember, and
'th6r sooner
, 1877-06-30
TILE CROPS.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Specfa' hspatra IN me 7ttbant.
snTrn ELuls. ILL.,. June q. During tho three
weeks preceding last Tue+dar vast amunni Of
rain fell here; It rancd At teaat four days In each
week, and many Of the showers wrrc very heavy
onfs. The growth Of the corn crop was much re-
taricd by uuch unusual A,nunnt al rain, and hut
itttte cutIsatEnR could be tlune In It during that
time. II now. no wever. IL growing very fast, and
hhpcs Of Rt,od crop arc not Jet derpaltcl ".
Tie nclds Of ryo IRE hcsJcd unt. and were never
tnokfng bctcr Than at present. fiaylnx will i,cvln
here ncxt week: Tho hay cfop u good. Small grain
IN still looking well. There IL no oil
potatoes now In ihc market, but nnw ones arc be-
ginning to come in. and rei1 for - cents peck.
t III yed ss xt es' na :S 'hs ii. p
Special NspuseA to 5As Tribune.
.he xsather ha. been anc for etops. Corn |. grow.
ing anoly, and Is Wcsi eseared q wecdh The la:e
h. IT., r., ys e; e n ss
ngc. The phhtufes hte yielding large nmnnnt OF
feed. lfaytng ID hardly begun. Oats give prptnsc
and buter e .sso;es r. % Ionx 'f .sc
ap<ctat nt.patca to M, 7+tanns
noCKToMp, Junc 70. corn cultivated third and
abo%t ! I! eialteen ,ash;: @ h'F5; %iasss.eo Gea.sy
extra harvest. tbs Fsnrms harc done ilo damagc
to &ieak Of. Tho outlook IL magnificent for the
farmers.
sprcta. Dispatch 10 7ae Tribune. ...
N0nfxsox, Crawford Co., Innt 20. --3Iarveat
commenced Monday. There viii no IN average
cfup In this county. llcnyy rain Monday might.
With heavy wind. Quality Of graEa will moi be fEst
quality osln1 to the wet weather. Probable Yield
ilfleen bushels per acre. Corn IN very bad c1naI'
ton: Owlnx 10 e1 much wtt weather farmers hnye
nut been able to keup the wee,ts down.
sptetai Ht.patch 10 7as Tribune.
DwIGiir. ILL.,, Jnno 2D.-i1ate had a yerJ warm
md nno growing Jay: no rain. and barometer II.
deatinva coatlnuaace Ut good woithcr: farmers
are liopeial and Improving every honr In thclt
fields. When too wet to cultivate NTH the p1ow,
they nfc using tlse hoe.
, 1877-06-30
SUP PERlNTENDENT pIcKhRD.


CsslcAoo. jans s0.-1 tsse noticed The protesd.
Ings OF our schuol llonsl IN Ih!< mornings u.rrxk
ia rggBs1 to tue resignation uf superintendent
lickA1d, aud about which aesrs tn ray word os
Two. IN ths 1sst place. whr do not tha 1neabcss
Of tho Hoard wha 4usIre to got rid of MF PickAtd
~ about 1t tn AZ oIvM. aided aiItl niauly wuyr
OF our schools. by man Ut Mt. pickard's aH4!iA.
cutons. cnttte him 70 M nofc or greater conscT'
alton .hAn that no shall ba worried and annoyed W
4hs would he Superintendent l}oy until he II coDl.
pellst u hAad IA his fts'xnston !*tsF than uuEe!
:sem ae 'seh xa'9 III a.stss, stss %h' as s
SaaS taa t. yet s o, hi, as ILL., 70 y
xiYn Instead Ut Importing thla uAn fTuM Dstroll to
snpay aul wIups him. ILL he could lot 42y luAKsF'
II Mr. rlckarl hus faults that a,ake It nccessary
ti.at hr should be ditplaecd 10 make room, fur an
oIhst apd butter uasi, let u4 Lrst aul nlaa who
IL worthy to R4 his suece4.os.
du not know thS Ms. Dolly personally, and
cny by tho reputation which he las made sNct he
ralie here. ah!ch certainly ducs not prspossrss
ane In Ats iafoE.
4 man Who, having accepted tie situation ot
asx.st4ul tu inan Ut BIT. piekaE1t character aud
glandin: H. the cupuuct Of our schoos. would
allow himself to eu4due& himself dtscougeuusly
towards bis chief IL crrtatuly not the individual!
nauuge nt control The schools 0f tA!s great city,
aud ktsp, peace aud harmony within ltss tofdcrs
lsrmeml lrr solss mouths since, while Stopping IN
gsrAs city. prominent and well knoa y educator
called my attcAtion to AL article In au educational
Masaxiut over the signature 0t Mr. Duty, to which
signature as Appended the little Of ''supeEIntend:
cut VI school. Of the clty ot Chicago" NOW
,he City It Chicago ii such coalutt i
tslltinx psssoA who Il to lc thsrssa With lhs
supcE> tsiYu Vt Uur schools.
naEA IL nut rathrt indicate Ill entire leEcleuc1
, 1877-06-30
CANADA.

Tho Royal Canadian Insurance Coiupnny.--
u Terrific stnrm--.An l:ntlrcly Unpnrai.
1rioA Tragedy Enacted In T0ronto--.
Quakers.
Isrtcfal Dispnteh to TIE Tribune.
The steamship Dominion IL now In port being
fitted up fur the accommodation Of monster steers
and prize cattle from, tho West intended for erhb.
tlon It cattle shows IN England.
spectai Dispaseh 10 5As Tribune.
CHATHAM. Ont, june 70. This locatlty was vis-
lied to. day by terrific hail storm. All the Ercen-
AouBea and eky. lights IN town were anaalcd TO
atatHs. unTdsna and fEu!t.trecs were destroyed.
Pellets ot hall measuring threo to five inches In
circumference FELL Thick and fast for nearly an
hour. Reports fr0ln the AuFsoanlEnE conhtFy hhve
not yet been recsivcd, but the damage IL supposed
.-@ gp<ctal AspoteA 10 The Trteuae.
TanaSTo, juno 1D.-Thnrsday night George
Ncnnnrlson. = gutussntta md noted pigeon hhot II
this citY, had an alteration with hin wife, which
led to lls striking her. Their elrst boy, aged ~,
being present, drew revolver and ahot his father
night. Ecforc his dcni he krnt lUe ain two ctIMF-
Inn, named Dunlap xnA ffhdd1estan, u n hem he
w,ied his Propesty. and they, after leaving thc
dead mans honro NJ an carly hour this morning.
gunrreled on tho street, when Dunlap stabbed
iluddlesten Ia tho abdomen, inflIcting II marital
woand. Ths buy kunnarl.on and Dunlap were
strctaI nIspa'rh 10 7zf Trtaune.
DrrriN's CHEEK, Ont.. Jnne 4o:-fho Canada
herc to.lar. The attendance was largcr than
usual. Fifteen ministers were pscscrt frum En1.
land Ircund, ansl The United Biates. Tho eeasi0n
will lAA& ono week,
, 1877-06-30
PORT or CHICAGO.


The following are tho arrivals mud elchfancca for
the twenty -four hours ending Al 10 o'clack last
night:
AnntvAts-arows Laurel. Nnakeson, lumber, uaiE.
stor, Manstee, i4tntrr st,nrt G1runa, H. Joe.
arsa: e.ls.Es: na1tSwvs sunars's APsaa, NJ NJ.
HuTse. tos!: ii lio.ngKc. iiaslS. saadtiess Georse
tSss; s:efsS a,: 'sps a's,GiH:s %.
EEsRs Es4RS :nssef istssc t u:o @i
o'1;1 srI i;{sSoatSs;f! |JS: ySS: IN; Mi,
:stt s:ssss s ssat f. se:% I:s.s.!s, ,ea o,s.t
iasaefs Ie HeIi Ha:sesoa. as!lets % h!ss
g so HsS c, snt sts
an!ace. tnrbtr O. j. Itorier. sanh tsven. !llnpers
haur,Mn s,gsatnSk: Tcot!s !. p; M.:'t MIsk1sson
fsatsstss. tanss. ssatsn " a.ass xos Cappsils
Consssts Mnsxceoa, luniuT, LssiIs Doak. 81. jo.
barki Commerce. Msnalntn.e, lumber. A. 4: Koxera
@s de efiss mI1i aas ms9s
iulnDer. Two Fannf.s. EscAnabs. i.oL orcs Arssio
loa!t. Aqtkexon. lumber, Lille l.ar.on. Menis!ee
May Amanda, Grand Haven, lumIcr. .Ataiatot il IL
keg1n lu'utcfs Hcwstoy. Apena tnn1Ler, GtrLAtuna.
T. .ss k'4!s sss g. cenF @
lumber; Z. H. Iiurlen buffalo. coAl; et nttgu. les.
xS SsS s1 asa s AxsS isnsH lss. mns
cora a3,iIs bu barley. schr XmoskeaS. MulEcgon,
ioo u pais; :chr I j. Mosry acoln doars
stnr Nu,Regvn MuskeHun. sul!r1ea prop senonl!nre.
IL uan @ u. orx .a sss se
ln.a!G H. ~, h sc,!r y: la.ei sll,ur Lake ll
Irls Hour brs r1rK; .er C!sYt9n llec Buffalo ~ ~
III t pSrk, ra aas s,,aIries ''' 0''S ~"A'
, 1877-06-30

rchr Clifford, In Canadian wa'ere; and canadian
patr wants 10 kntw II that Is allowable. declaring
Tint Il il not right ...Artllur ti"rc hs* m,;'l hl4
ysEht Nellie nnoth tn t:apt Inhn rrl'lge"n fof
$2lb nt petrnt... The lcton Standard notcta thd
launching ui two new i!assea recently, one hclnns
lux to Meaara. McKenzLs is t,an!tet. thc other 70
Mi. Janlca Kitchen. The tug FayoEttc tosk the
bark cccc1Ia Yesterday 10 Lake Etln from Detroit.
Tho bark IN loaded with timber from ticlle River
ID Qucl,ec, The t[mler destined for Eutope.:..
Tho prop Mnsc is receiving c''at Ut print and a
general 0sfrhanng ptrstnn4 to gnfng On ticr fonlu
between Maekin*w smL i'clu.t.y:. Tho iiYht:
accounls'.. Deputy United Yiatca Marai,al t,a,h
lTay'or has er,scl thc neow Ann Maria, which lIcs
due sailors Tho atmr W. IT, Clinton ID to make
daily trips between Detroit and Port Anstls. sld
hna been Ilccnscl In carry fftY.hve pasacnacFa...
Tie e:rso 81 catern!a barley .lipps t'tm n: Ssw
tou freight frum New York 10 lIu1aio, has been
Transferred ut thu Inter pl1cc 10 the mon China.
This torpedo bAl tai!t at Cleveland At lts trial IN
Monday, olr red c'cry movement 9f thc operator
sizet,. The chttre scsrt1 weighs Al.put Z. W>0
pounds, and IL launched down an Inclined ptana
BY 1neans Of . hammock-llke cArrago awuDg on
two wheels.
, 1877-06-30
REJOICE. re YOUNG ONES.

CalcAoo, June 2a.-Ny op'nton has been asked
a to tho validity Of the following ordinance passed
by ths CITY Cnuneil on tho l4th Of Jnns last:
or vaet 5s, IL Eg IL sa Ss ~
q other ecmbu.tble material tprovt1el. hax9Tsr:
such eEcle whfo sold u tho original pax mi
thAn 315 Or Gl0Fe Than Ito.
!. 1t shall b. the uuiy OF each su1 every meQ
beF Vt tls police fuEce to uasdatey lf!est Md pfUp.
cry Prosecute ant psFson found Violating shlsor1l
nXaE4. .'
BIC; .. This ordinance shsll 10 In forr% fzun nd
HteF IT. pasaAge.
This ordinance. Il Will bo seen Al planee. docs
mol parpott u regulate Tbs use VI the matestsls
lncnt!pnsd but It ~ an abtnluta prohibition upon
lexn Imported and In shst they s1a u bs sold
tn tho original pacEA:ca. II the Cily Council has
the puwet 10 prohibit tho sae Of aFtiee, 1t must
" derived from its charter. kow, ths only power
:onfsEfel upon tbs Council In regard " tbs natlar
Art. g Of tue Kractal ls" of 1872. which gives
oVItz "to EsEusts and prevent tue storage u gun
, 1877-06-30

serious r1ut anong nunlltr Of lumber
showers was threatened ycatertfay afternoon about
i o'clock, on The lumber. market, al the foot Of
franklin street. Capt. Nelson, It scen,s, c,...
ploycd gang Of men 10 unload 100. 600
feet Of lumber from lila vesscl. the schr
Utcat West, md place It on board
of canal. boat. Tho latter Was not sent accord
Ing to agreement, bat the gang Of men came.
SHORTLY aferssatd another canal boat came aong-
Side Tho schooner with gang Ut men. aud quar-.
Natson hiEe1 third gang In his anxiety to gut tho
lumber % hiA vessel and then there was var md
English, Uetnian, nnd ITtsh. officer Jame.oa
canls on the seeno In tln,e 10 quiet tbs lnuu, and
some Of the hrst-hifei gang went before West
sllc jMa!tc. zatl alod Eapt. Nel4on. custodian
was placed on board tho urcat West peudiDE the
trial. md thus tue mattcf stands. Fortunately n0
blows were struck.
, 1877-06-30

0Fse4"s 87''Fes'e'z :" TUE 57'""4Es
LE3fAns, Plymouth Co., juno 20. .--Abont one.
fonsth Of the EsaIu In this county as been injured
by the grasahoppcss. II they continue 10 leave ~
~ fast as they haru done for the past three days
VIC will have fair crop. They arc flying In great
numbers in nosihwcatcr'y direction. Corn has
been very backward, but tho warm weather for tic
post two weeks has pushed II ahead. Farmers are
confident at good cruz.
KpteAIi Dixpaich 10 TRs 111une.
Wxnsrkn ClTr. Hamilton TO-, June 20. Spring
wheat On high, dry, old ground 1ooks splcndl4. On
low It IL generally drowned out. On last yrsr's
bscnking tho 'oIIpcss hsvo be4n 1nd arc sill at
work. bo,nc fields Indy damaged, 'iionpora do
not appear 10 be working nj the curn. except the
bottoms a'"ng The river, where so1ne nclLs hnyo
been destroyed ..
Speri.u Dt*na.eA to 7h< 7stbuns. .,
uRsLo9,sA: scHt o,; & Inns % .I,Meathe, sr'y vet:
rolling land very gotA. Just In bloom and f1Ing.
II thtHe tcfrb1o atnEma or Wind continue, do not
see what will become of us. Curn ID yery backward
, 1877-06-30

DurrALo, n. T., juno :o.-yesscla passing
YelIand Cunnl tho last twcnty-four hours:
Westward-props uaflcn City, ogdcnsbnrg to
Duluth: Lawrence. do to Chicago; barks Pulaski.
Collins Hay to shctoJgan; Mary Hattie, do to
Marquette; Sweden. Kingston TO sanlt II. Mnrte;
Canada, do to shcboygan: 1iuron, Tkorold to
Point relec; echtn ,iossph!nc. rosoato t. Hack
River: ". v. Grant, Port llalh0usle to Toledo;
Mon.cnlsn, Charlatte 10 Chicago; T.. j.. King.
Clnyton 10 Chicago; E.ia Mutton, Hamilton 10
Cleveland; Mary Ann. Kingston % Chatham.
EaetwnTd-Prups Lincoln and Whoskey llaJ, Lake
Superior to Colns hay; Culiiosnia aud Iolan,hta,
Toledo to Montreal; bark J. H. Urcck, Day city to
ktngs,ou; bargea Liagar, ueitnsny, and Whoskcy
Bay. Lako Superior to Collins Bay.
Clcntcd-Schr Eona. ooai tu Chicago, |, zoo
tons, SIC. No additional charters rePnEtcd TO-.
lay; dccltnlug Of charter at G1c for Chicago AMI
Mlwaukec.
, 1877-06-30

FFWAf3kfH
Four Itlasiaa satlHss an slIuru were laken In BY
thu pEttce Iast csrniuE. ~ eask L1ElstCa WAS tbu
drunk tu navigate. 1hs lInnr! of AHpcrrlsGts
need nut iu xny pctlton,ng in ti,cse casts. =: Va
The &rltllu. consequences III tuaaiaA saiUr who
.cla drunk on shuru that hs will bo trtccd W to
tllp llalnnlast Anl hs thishs hfus ssA with ~ Iron
tw!uy ing -piH. lie will lhen hayc taa *ord
s.luuInnrhuwiskI branded IN his back. fa<Ais
llY nJLe eyc n4af 6u put out. bat lis IL oE dune
when Jaekod hxs hec0 phsnomcnalty ASht-
, 1877-06-30

Ths Greensboro {S. C.) Ntu SoFtA Stats says
that It has tecrisrda lrller from y gcntiruau lu
lluut4sIs. Texas, we'll known 10 ~ editor, who
thus wrltes from putsonsl knuwlc.l:s: "uu
peraon Or pcr.1ns 1T ats thu African Methodist
Epl4topat CHURCH IN this paee. It was totally con-
bell aud sunday -schoo1 llhEaly, aud greatly !nl.
proved their church. EVERYTHING wss destroyed.
i was nsart; ;rsna'ns to stand by and hsas .. the
saw their beloved Zion q mass u hau4rs. II took
them Ae.en Je114 to tnixh the house, aad In i've
hpur1 nll was destroyed. THIS makea dttcen
churches tcoloredt burnt this year iu lht. stasc.
May uod hare mercy upou tho pour freedmen In
T..yaaH
, 1877-06-30

CmtcAao. June 20.--Ffeishts were dull early,
but active in Tho afternoon, and roo,n was taken
for 600, oo0 10 h50 600 bu corn at &c to Buffalo.
Charters 10 Dunaio: Prups WAscsIy and 1lahoi
corn, anL barge Fal.bank. cot at lalc; also schr
achfs baul FInl. i. V. Il. Watxu1,, j. q. Ma4len.
Sherwood. Thomas scotL Ltxzio Law Sage,
ful1ht, md DsidgeWataf, corn to t1utalo at
large steaeE II tx reported that III" sci.r llavAua
takry c0al from Fatt Haven U ChtcAx0 at u. .O5.