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INSURANCE.
The Charter Oak Investigation
Postponed for One Week.
Furbcr, Wiggin, and tile "Cour-
ants" Adverse Criticisms.
Negotiations Regarding the Bale Of the
Stock Of the National Life.
THE CHARTER OAK.
An INVESTIGATION.


HARTFORD, Conn.,. Jnly l1.-Tla case Of the
Charter Oak Insurance Company to show eauae
why Receiver should not be appointed c2n!o up
before Jatgc Pardec, Of the snncrio: Coust. this
morning. After aonae excited GIscHsA!on. the mat
ter was adiourncd until Tuesday next. partly 10
alfnw negotiations to be eonsummatcd between The
Company and sou,c Hartford bus!ncts men, by
which IL Ii claimed that the appointment of Re-
eciver will bc avertcd. snd partly to aow ,eounse
for insurance Commissioner 9tedman TO secure
evidence. The Injunction against the Company
doing bntlnets was modiGci fn certAfn ways. The
modification reads ~ follows:
f. sf o.x ;f # n for seG.es f..
fprf:s pfs I'll. Il os.: e.: l. h.. s
SR:y ~ ri II aa sat S., r. s:
e.o tsss = Il 1T fr!assss Gs
@ !r'.rs Hs rn.4e. t. 81 q
~ 'sS!:1 .s:!ss:
ss A.
III; + 6 u: sss ny e.
e If "as9s a: e @ !" Ga 4 md
snw Judge Wlssin,, President Of tho C'tartcs
oss, thl' afternoon, ltc rsse furbcs's latest prop
1ittee 10 bc apnonsej eonet.tlng Of one from raeh
Of the Hartford insurance companies 10 examine
can .iand tins shock II It cen. Ia .rcnTt Inc lii.
solution Of thfe Injunction and nppo.ut new
hoard OF jfec,o.s 10 whom Fuser yyill make oyrr
in trust nti tbc ttock he owns. Tbsa nr,v Dosr,.
besides managing Tic hi. Of the Cona,,y arr 10
adjust tho account Of Furber and iar blu1 whnt hv
il fcniy on ed If they ind that he I'M rohhr,i TN
ComnaT,v ~ os4eTtcd they aYc 10 take thr ur.,tnr
co1sse with him, il mt and The CompanT stt1l
t,wes him. The tnoner IN 10 bc mia hin when the
{.ompnny ts nllr to pnY hin. II thai il not 1"r
twcniy years. This IS rnFscf's side Of The sto:y,
.Anuthcf IL that he intcMjs to break every nyrec.
tncnt and stanI bT thc wreck. which. X Il ri.
irrsd. hc hn* made. .iuiro Wirdn dc.
cIares TINT h. will bring a ruit fnr 4iOo. 0iin
DAMAGES ior libel ncatnat fbo tonranf for bayInt.
thai tms}Ir hImsetf nuJ Fnrher the Snrfhar,1ton
iinnt ronIcrs were gentlemen md saInts :
Tu.u1ght Gen. iiaw!ey. eiItuf Of thc t.ouront.
savp h!s papcr Ia nerfcc;iy Indifferent REGARDING.
ibe attcr md that he does not pceyr there coui.i
, 1877-07-17


THE DgxTRn rARk MEETING,
which begins tu-day and continues until satur-
day, promises to be as grcat u success rs the
most ardent asllnifcr Of turi-spor.s could wish.
The programme fur to-day Is rs follows:
PURSE or 81, 900 ron 2:.N; CLASH.
:. 0coFgo Tut, Kalamazoo. cnters b. nj. Lady
=; 4. Iierr'man. wadsna. Ill, enters b. III, West
af Y: ls T. Iedss; e., ppsy c:y entsr b. A1ts
sAE usoTEs II. locsn, Chicago, enters ch. i.
q. Fisher, Terrc Ilentc, enters T. z. Echo,
,,JUha =. Tutncr, Philadelphia. enters ch. Q.
1fannts.
tlrares = Loomt., Chicago, enter b. M. Josie.
nesS1sa rrisE' $3oo; NILE A*b nrrkAr--AIL
T.N. Sumner. b. h. Trump.
I'd Harrison, b. T. lIayaes.
JOHN DtmasA. b. c. Edinburgh,
rAxE nAr-FrAsE 81. t00. ron o:eo CLASS.
Frank. O.
7. A. fohln. rittsbu.g, cntcta I. e. ssow Go.
Morrill, llzb!c. Canton. enters b. &. Little Fred.
NJ !: =. Al 4 Ira Howell, Dea'cr Dam, cutter &. III.
Grant
TIE MAID TO TRo1.
Co1. Alansur last evening perfected arrange
mcnts With Budd uoI,3c whereby the lattee
agrees ta trNt Goldsmith atnil next Friday
against the best tisnc ever made over this tEnck.
In nlltltion to this, llarus anil Nrttte will ct-
tend for special purse, and the $40 race will
10 trottcs1. These additional attracttous will
doubtless cause tho Inst day Ut tho meeting to
be largely attended.
, 1877-07-17

"futs y atrnt crops In taaa 'o,rlty We shall
ra!sc fair crop of mist all Kinds Of xratr.
Gxsot, Platte Co,. .tuly ld.-Rye half cnt;
excellent condition. Wheat nnl uata continue
to atr,k A Nm. /. t'ror ntll be heavy. t}rha+-
hnppcts have i'ccn passing over for tho. 2cst
vcck but mt Ia as larf.c Numbers d. usual, and
very liglI in s!,c air.
Gn.sp 1sLANp. Hall To-, .1niy 1b.-Om tho
1tth INST. quite SWARM Of gras'!oprcrs 1:sshcl
over. Wind from sollthcAFt, and 'hoppeFs tfy-
ing northwest. \ lew ratne down and tnuk
preparatory s'tFGeynf snpt'l, on hard for future
use, and resumed their c,ursc natthwnrtl. Bar
Icy harvest in progress: eror Epxl.
JAMghTown, Dodge Co., July 1b.-Just in the
nilst Of ryc hntvcst. ttood. Prospects, fnr
cats and spring wheat good. Everything looks
PROSPECTUS.
SEWARD, Seward Co., July t6.-Ryc oil cut.
food crop. Oats AMI spring wheat hest evef
known. ~ s0un rs wc commence 10 cut IHe
grain will send yot, another dispatch. The
grssshoppcrs ,,ayo "lit out" Tho farmers arc
hNppy once more.
, 1877-07-17

Department today f..nct1 the dfty.hrst cnil for
In: rc.Irmjti II ot go l,onls Of 1873 eon.o!s Of
iSJ1, Tna' .all Ia for h10,Mhl,M MN, NJ which
f7,Er','sa' nfr to't1",n nns *aHsUn rcEtsttrcd
lr ssury u,s ant after the 1ftl, Of October next.
fItcrv,t 10 cease TN flat day. The following
efc lin tlrecrIrtsons of tIIc hofIt.a: Conron
lo':. '!1'e'! 'iy 1sr3. nane'y, s5o "" l;M IL,
TO NJ 4u.ND. l,otl. Inclusive; $40 NJ. .7,Nll to
No. Gl.tHsI, hoth inclusive. Registered hons,
redectnabfe at tue plcaslitt OF the United statca
7ol to No ooot totl, inclusive: *10o, No. D. sol 10
No. a,s,0, boil. inciusiyc; $500, NJ. 5201 to No.
e,15o, both inclusive; s1,oO, No. 1850 to No.
1850, both 'nc'uavc; ss,AU. No. 5,05i 70 No.
6,tUU, butl, Inclusive: $10,UQ No. 463 to No.
6,B54, both inclusive.
rur roun FER CENTS.
Much difficulty has been experienced by par.
ties desiring 10 subscrihc to the per cent loan
Many who eau,c viii, grecnGacks wcrn com
pelicd TO 70 AWAY without subscribing, not
being, able TO get the coin required for thu per
cent deposit. -.
LOAF, aggregated s0s, 900. ot wheh sG3 ooo,.
00U wcro through tho Syndicate and 81, 000, ,0U0
through, the Treasurer Of the United States and
Assistant- Treasurer.
BY authority that Ben Watle has become recon
cltcI to tic Presidents policy fhs l,as calletl
forth letter from tho ex-senator to the r.
publican, in which he says:
Willis an now ~ cvcr, III Republican,
.anxinns for the nnccasa OF that party. believing
that It has done n10re TO sustain the rights Of man
aud promotc the principles Of Just government
than Rny political organization Of when VIC have
AnY account cannot permit my sentiments 10
he misrepreRcntea now. I ahnnfd like To know
who Or What il yuur 'ref,ahlc" authority
n"thostscd n,aiM,,.s no no n one to make such A., =
Painter, which was susrcptitIcurly. puliI4hca.
md have snoktn to very few persons upon The sub
iect. and then always tn defense df tc sentiments
OF that letter. which few hcreabeuta opEn,fe. re-
Hret to say that all that has since Fansr1red In tho
South and tho North l,as but condrnled mo In the
Gosrectntse of the sentiments expressed Ia that
letter. will add that greatly fear that this poll
c5 under color of what il called local Knvcrn-
1nent ts hut m i3nomtn!ons surrender ot tie pf!n-
ciplts Of nationality for whc1. onr ssnhtcs toneht,
nntl for which thousands upon Thousands al hFayo
nien died, and without which the War wns fall.
urc, and our Ioastcd Government snyth
RFCENT SPANISH ouTHAOEs.
The Treasury Department llns received from
Barnstablc, Mass, the official report Of the
sctzuro u! The whaling ship Rising Sun, Of tllat
port, by Epanist, armed vessel Of Cuba Tie
report Is substantially tho same as heretofure
published. The Department has also been
made officially acquainted with tho arrest und
of Capt. Dunhaul, OF the schooner
Ellen RIpah.
, 1877-07-17
POLITICAL.


- - Vl3O'
CoLuMBus, o., July fG.-Thc Hon. George
L. Converse cpmca to tho front, and cmp11at-
:.s1." :cy aer.'e = Nv 49," ., ~ ta' e''tu. "
1homas +. Jones' tnc cohtfactor. @tt' Con-
verso admits that his son was minor, md
states thnt hc engaged Il, tho business with
too. ,ha+ +,o,. .v.. r,,tInrv ,r~,,r T., 81.
enc. ~, st'as t"s.' "a' "o'Ah "'unH ~ t's
doing co. Inc Abatement mauc ny Jones tliat
Cunvcr V demanded tilc settICuIcnt of tho Gu-
1f.t 4. Co. cialm, anu tpat{e It u
1a.".t,.,e.. nj h,. aupnort of n, nm.
sona't'on ,1,r aort,-, ~, ~. ,,ro.sla,. ' 1s.'
Is eMplInticl Wy ueHtEA ~ 1uo p1oAAest !afl-
, 1877-07-17

Movement OF Ua1tsl States TFoops-yVhRt
Savol Two Valleys sroua Ney4lstxtion.
bolsE CIrx, Jul5 16.-Tlrce companies ut
the First upfted statea Cavalry, cuinmaastcd BY
cul. Sanford, Joined Capt, Bcutiisr At Indian
Valley yesterday. 4 fragment Of company,
commanded by Maj 7. Collins, which has up To
this tiEnc performed garrison duty ut Fort Boisc,
accompanies tho expedition. Maj. Colllus aal
Lleut. Riley, Of tl,c sa,no company, 20 with
thesn. Tweuty-thrce Indians, Ut the Hannock
Aau shosouc tribes, have been cngoEed as scouts.
Thcse, also. have gono forward tu rendezvous IN
lrdlan ValIeys Company U, First Cavalry, six-
ty-ilve men. commanded by Capt. Bernard aml
Lleuts. Ward and Pitcher, arrived here Saturday
from Wlnncnsucca. Battery D Is now
commanded by Capt. llasbrouek, with
tAeats' Ennta, Chaplin, Hammond, aud
Wilson, an0 forty nInu enlisted men expected to
arrive soon. These arc to bo followed by tl1rou
-othst companies Of infantry. Ibis wit glye ns
tue tofcs ui!acs CD. urtcu ntx companies Ut
cavalry aud i've Of tulautyy. Siuco his arrival
nste Lot. ureen has been unrculllting i1I uluk-
iinS i preparations re- and ha4tenng troora forward.
Mould pare 9cen IN tho nctghborloo4l Of Saluion
laScf When Joseph md bis band crossed h, tbs
ss9nn s"9.m 'i4s Ni,or 1Gs.ph when on tls sids u
utecus ooIum slaeI sL,ei no s"e sn. s4YansH Of Co.
lug from TUG south, aud this Ia ali probability
s sayea the Welscs and rayclts Valleys fro,,.
the lnlians III Southern 1latlo arc Epw au,st.
md adverse to going upon The was-patl,
aAa F1tANCIbcO, Cal, July lG-ucu. Howard
rcports that On tho 13tii hla troops pur,licI tho
lndlans. who ulade for ka,Aia, keeping up 4 tiro
pA the pursuers two OF whom wvre woupucl
William DuslinE died yesterday.
sr. LOUIS, Mo. July 1G,-TAa Second United
stases fa iniantfy; 40 strong. uadsI command u
from Atlauta, Ga, un1 left last utght fur San
Franclsso, whence thoy will tc forwarded 70
Ven. Howard, who Is operating against tho
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Trying to Hold the Championship
with a Crippled Team.
The Wt,ttc-Stocltings Badly Beat
en- by the Is0stonS Yes
tcrtlay.
st. Louis Buatches q Twelve Inning
Game from the Hartfords--.
3to2.
Fine Programme Offered for the Opening
Day at Dexter Park.


- IQt0H HIN " LLEK&
It seems BY now to be a pretty well settled
Int TINT the Chicago Club management orc
never to lave tho satisfaction of presenting
full nine in tho field, no matter what strenuous
efforts they maku to that cnd. Beginning with
the sfcknesa Of Barnes and tho ineapacity If
WALTZ, the chronicle runs down through the
chapters Of McVcy'a disabled hanla, Smiths
broken thumb. Rowc's lame arm. tic enafslc NJ
Hulltva,,. thc ,av,nc.uo ~ J1a,,,nan, am, ,o m
,tom,, ~ ,,,s yss."s,a, ~. ,,,-,.s. sa ~. ~
considerable qualification that they were to put
tho full strength OF their men before the public,
and pit them neafnst tho uostons for lively
ta.c, considerable Of tho trouble wl'icl.
has hung around that part IT tho field
would be removed. with these expectations.
!a"s.' .s.' & y. Wv u,e'pIo'a'.tnt whcn u "as
asccftained only short time before the game
that f}rat1'eT was laid up With an attack Of
bitlous cole mud could not play. The search for
~ ,o.,,, o1 f., ,,toE,re. ,,t, t." .,.
nuu ~. 'eouAtea v" p's@'1s up t!Sne't oa1en caIEco
Chefaxce, VINO was about the only pitcher In
tho city who had any prctcnsc to experience ct
succcss. After getting Oh tue aeli, IL was
i,upr.l host ,a n,ar afcvcv opd A,.nn =. ,,t,c,,.
o., ~ P} r;., "a 4a"" s,',.'s 10
:. a"a e*le.es' a"u 'sy f'soeF W tnlsa: as IL
.s va, a. 10. enough Il was ionna that ilallnan
uincs = was nut on second. It ia not
~, ,vnAd.+f,,1 ,vb.r I'm r...t,tot,. ~ 49,,
".,,,.,s., ~. poa,.'o'le 49, W wv ,s
men afc considered, that tue team d'd
not win, but 1t Is not tho less to be charged up
against then, that they lost by sheer force Of
mu.,ur II crit,ca, nlaccs. Thr aul,cnc, ,eos
n.,as.aS ~. 49, .,as. 1.,.,r -, .,.s"s.,.", "as
Goou,ssAea, W. lug nnost untuly ana niesatsueu
gne tnat !. nas neen see" u, t"s glouh tMs seas:
~. 'ns. a,,o ~ wa alonL @ anv 1J w taas !eit
HscatIJ hSGI!essut ahu iiaNaeatcu y ~ way
4i d9as sool4 n.y. pc 'o'anasfstoou y ~ aprs.
lMo aSs1tE s " auG sae ea.i ~ ii Maua eassIy
e'ougn ana suota enoGEn W mGt'n2 tae elisst oi
Iew Sssots: ~ 'ns a.st .nn!''e' aeonasu anu
8.N U8!sourhe saineu ." Ill "unei Rsounnes y
i.uI1, tlanss, a asaee oa''' aiM p1t VI
..a pn.s tsa4us H., .iIl; t,''s,u runa'
VII ,a9 nus easIe ~. ~ .a'o !nt.. Enn h.E nIEn;
tncu atles ,.i.s , o9ea1se Fsoes muMeu uali
,n ~, ~, ~ trtI n Ius " ,% rut ,,r .IS M
w.. ,t",r I'M ,,s tatnrs ~, I ,.,,s ~ ~
eyt " .ctsts' ~ % G.u euro1a mGetest
-. -. w.. ,1 ~ ,.S ~ ooua tG
NV mcr ~ ~" r ro sa t' tnan1s. au ss
s; ~ H. ."Io ~. ""'Su Su3s ssa aaiu
A4t .uHo % 1asG.aIs1 WiAstH uifc ~ FlsucF
, 1877-07-17
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS. .
snrei1l DspascAss 10 7A< 7ftd~as.
RoNoaAuK, Dc Knlb Co., July 1h-The prom
tsc Ut oats nov above an average. Corn cum.
Ing on splcnltdiy. Clean and good stand.
CApEnEr, Kankakce Co., JULY i6-On strip
about ten miles wide between Odcll, Livingston
County. and Chchanse, Iroquofs County, corn
generally laid By, having been worked shreo or
four times. Oats and fax good.
EIMrnA, Stark Co., July 1U.-Whcat and
rye secured In primu order. No thrcshing yet.
FonaRsr ClTY, Nason County, July to-
Wheat and rye cut will, LEADERS In stack In good
order, with reapcrs In the shock. Oats arc look
Ing Gnc.
ARENzvlILE. Cass Co., July 16+-Wtntcr
wheat and rYc Ii secured In tine condition.
Prospect that t'o grain w'l turn out wc'1. Oats
TRENTON, Clinton Co., July 1G.-Whcat
ali safc nrd Iii gotxl condition. The crop will
be tnurc than an average. We arc cutting oats.
The grain Is Cood:
W1acllksrEn Scott Co., july 10-Wlntcr
busy stacking and thrcshIng. Yiell OF wheat
will bo twenty bushels per acre. Oats not
DELAy4x, Tazewell Co., July 1o.--Wcather
Rye. an avcrage crop. Oats, prospects good.
siiAwNEErows, Ua1lattn Co, july fs-whcat
harvested In gool condition. Thrcsl.tlg COM
1nenced. Graiii turning out we'll. Oats are be-
PIrEN CRY, Ford Co., July 16.-Isyo In shock
in Eood order. Corn looks well.
uHRESyIxw, Menartt Co.. July 10.-Wlnter
wheat auti rye secured IN goMl order. ThresE-
ing nut yet commenced: Oats not ripe set.
rye occurred In falr condition. No thfcahinx
dunc yct.
, 1877-07-17

fATEEsox, y. j.. July 11.-At a meeting IL
The Directors Of the Paterson Flrc-Inrnrsnce
Company tonight It was shown That ths
principal California agent invested SO, 0o1
ar $t!. 900 received for premiums in mining
etocks: that New York agents wtrc tho1t 50, oOd
or $40 GOO. and other sEenis wcre deficient: thai
rtatu had b-cn taken In a reckless, promitcuops
fashion; that the ofleer Immediately in charge ol
the Conpanys business knew little Of its real con.
dltton, and failed to report that to The COMPANY;
that the capital atock Of 1900. 900 was entirely
zone. and tie policies are almost worthless. Tho
Directors rcaolred unanimonsly 10 clone the con-
ut once. An rfort will be rnAje 10 reInanre ont
standing risks. report made to tho Secretary Of
State last January appears 10 hare been largely
1tu11tharY.
, 1877-07-17

,S1tridi lf4pdfcAtA fa 1As Tribune. . .
LINCOLN, Orchard Co., July 11.-Corn 10 maxi
Ing rapid growth. Prospects md condition Of
spring wheat and barley arr goud.
FRANKLIN. Des atolMes Co., July 10-A late
fall snay Elyo us n quarter OF crop Ut corn.
Sprtng wfeat md oats On rolling land Will make
a fAr crop. Tn hut land It Is drowned.
ViNros, Benton Co., July 16,-Tha prospect
for all kinds Of crops was ncver better In this
county. Corn forward anl clean.
0Anx.H, IIancock Co., July 10.-Corn has
grown wonderfully during tho past week. Oats
OskAloosA; Afahaska Co.. July 1s.-fa1l
wilrat and rye, gpod, and cut. spkng wheat
Should lS:c better crop than la.t year.
uLlppkN, Carsoll Co., July 1n.-Tho pros.
pccts now nrc tlIas we shall hare tnc best crops
abun!snt eroE1c Spring wheat heat will do tn cut lit
llE,, OAK. Montgomery Co., July 16-~Batley
o9d, an s'l c41: whe.t cxtr god in ys!!
harvest weather. 0rasthuppcrs all gullc, and
farmers In tss,kt spir!ts.
rALMsna,. Warrior Co., July la-Ryc VII cut
s4JS II o t sys4 @ ps1sy stsss" Df; sy we'll saEss s;s
never better. Have hn,l no" two, weeks Ut
WEs7 THOR, Iowa Co., July ld.-An crop.
Wheat Nm bs Ut to cut IN len days. Oats never
i.,okrd better. Prospects f0r. curn nattering.
lsyc a'nl barley harvest now tho orlcr Of tliu
dIy. More anon.
growing ilncly nov. son,c has commenced 10
lasssl. About half laid BY. barley good. at,4
Cosw1Y, Taylor Co., July lft--somo h.vo
gootl, ssIti viii bo better tiian ior ycass pa.t.
UlIS nrc COMING 0tl Arst rate. Cara tx duEuv
, 1877-07-17

&e<ea01 Fl5P0tcAFa 70 Ia TrISHNs.
HOWARD, Ncb., July l1.-aarscstlng ID In
full blast. Wheat u yesy good; barley good,
corn very small for this time Of year, mud not
~ much planted u usual. TIe 'hoppcEs ars
aying oyrE In northwest direction. They have
done Us no harm With mentioning. We have
hopes ct bettcE tues In Ncbru1ku-
OMAHA, Nc0., July 1t,-Bsslcy mud rye gen-
eraliy eut, and Kuod crop. Wheat ready for
tue harvest. Oats starting up, well headed out,
harvest. Corn con,luG on fust and well cult
vated. Gfzxaboppers mostly go,lc.
1splAsoLA, Nesl Willow to., Juir 1a-Sprluc
wheat ana oats never looked better. Wheat
Oats from forty to sixty. Com generally coed;
from fur to sfx feet high.
:, EsoA1.Mlhs GRovx, ,cass Co, July 10
Neatler dry, Corn doing well WAeat aud
RID harvest Just eoMMencel. Altar Ill tho
, 1877-07-17

6G9FtsdF USt11tA 70 1A9 1f1kuNf.
DUBUQUE, H., July 1&-1wu little children
Of John liyAn. residing In Dunlcith, H., were
run over BY d tsain coming from tho East u.
tho Illinois Cc!.sral lloal this evening. Thu
moment tho engineer discovered them lle rv-
ycrsc4 the engtGe, but thu trnla was Rolne IT.
teen miles al hour. Quo Ut them was etT,lcl;
III tho back. Thu other, coming with OUT
stretched arlns, fntent upon tho safcty OF her
lttt!o sister, was stru@k la tho farc. Hoth woF0
seriously, autl 1t IL feared tasally, injured.
, 1877-07-17

WAsnsxoToa, D. C.. July 18.-The July re-
tt.rns Of the co1,llton of tho cotton crop US re-
sesyrd In tho Department Ut Agriculture
cover tic entire area Ut tl,lrty.stx counties, pro-
dncirE sIx.tcnths Of tho ts,:.an OF the United
states. Tie average condition Of tho wlolo
area ts NJ 40 utr ccut, - per cent less than tho
July average lust year. It ts less by : per cent
condition fur ls74 or la573 Only Louisiana e1scx u
higher aysrage tl,an In July last year. THO statu
averages are n follows: Enttl Carolina, 81 !;
eout!t Carolina, q: tjcunsta, W; Florida, Is !;
AlAlIanla, ~: Mikstsslpn1, .r,; Louisiaua, lU3: :
fcxas, u; ARKANSAS, "; Tennessee, Gj. Thu
crop II frum one to two weeks lxto.
, 1877-07-17

Rptcad' NtU0fchtS 10 3Af tribune.
CLINTON, Henry CO., Mo-, july iG.-Tho wheat
has been harvested in good condition; yield ter-
tatn1y twenty bushels per ncrc. Corn gctcraliy
looking we'll; sotnc tlelds vccdy. but generally
clean. Oats above tic general yield. Hog cl,ol-
cru still taking OIL tho pigs and young shoats In
somc localities. No tnsccts-not even potato
bur. ...
InEnIA, Miller Co., July 1G-CoFn IL looking
we'll. fltgt, Us horse's 6ack. Oats good, but
down a,ll tangled. Wiutcr wheat WIS Guot, and
most nll IN stack.
FonT Iron, Benton Co., July lG.-CuttinE
wheat by hand. Very gu,l. Oats mud llax good,
Corn knec high and lai.l hy.
, 1877-07-17

HpttFdI JNxp4!cH 70 1Hs Tribune.
KAHKAXKa, ILL.,, July 10.-At our County
Convention to-day thu following delegates to
tho District judicial Convention at Gilman day
after tomorrow woro. appointed: 7. +. BAR
leld, ]. n. Orr, a. 8. Campbell, ]. Il. Lobric,
u. II. Paddock, R. u. Sherman. q. 1t. Lctour-
ncau. Thu delegates ~ uniastEuetcd.
Epectds DHfpaic& to 1Ae Tribune.
BLooulNoroN, ILL.,, July lG.--fAo Republic
ans Of Mclean County tt'-dav appointt'l thu
lion. u. +. Funk, a. +. Lawrence, j. II. Kowutl,
j. II. Cheney, unl II. u. Reeves IL cast Mclean
County's volcs III tho Convention tu 10 held ut
Gilman Wednesday.
, 1877-07-17

FoaT MADISON, H., July l6.-About II o'clock
last evening, during viulent ralu-stortu. ths
dry-ktlu Of Weston i Co., luabeEtucu, in tho
eastern part 0f the city, was struck by lightning
aud SIT 1u hre. The Kiln anl enntcnts arc d
total loss, estimated Vt ts,ol0; insurance about
half.
, 1877-07-17

EAsr s4olxAw, Mich. July ls.--Tha new
steam eaw.msli Of Campbell d Co., At Plcon-
Ing. Bay County, WA destroyed bY flru last
night. It VS. ,built OIL tue situ of ono burned
two years ago. Loss, a50.oU; insulel Tor
3a3,p0V.
, 1877-07-17

San FRAacIsco, July IA-rhc fIrs At Marys-
vtl'e this morning destroyed the depot ol tue
California i oEcgou Railroad, seventeen freight
cars. and largo quantity 0f goo<ls. Loes,
t5o,0N0+ Tbs hre also destroyed the Dentor
House, largo hotel, anA u number VI small
buildings. Loslcs not stated 1nccnliary.
, 1877-07-17

Np1F1dz DFsfzQt4 4'se '17N&1
NlsxzAroIis, Mimi, July 1d-Ycaterlay A.
scraoonEa little boy named joseph Erwin, aged
> wears, while trying to climb On small piu Of
lumber. fell. aMl plank falling across bis throat
atrRuglcl hiul to death.
, 1877-07-17

Spsei1. Dis,x.e1ts ia The Tribune.
DsNaiAAToH. Outa,sluio Co., July 18.-
Spring wheat mud outs guod. Winter wheat
almost ready for cutting. VIII probably yield
twenty-five bushels per acre. Outlook for corn
1nnrG layurultc.
WooparucK, R'rhlanl ca. July 18-Oata
very good nntl very heavy. Winter WHEAT being
cut. Goo1 both III quality aud u.anttly.
, 1877-07-17

Time Of eame-.Threc hours and fifteen minutes.
Cmplrt-ncArds,
ALLEGHENY.
fpecsdt Efspasch 10 tn 7s1brne
PrrTsnugn, tnly 1f.-The AI1tghcnfes again
defeated the Tccutnsehs at Uni1n Park this
attcEnuon by o scorc OF 6 tai. The playing Of
tho home club was unusually good. while that
Of Tue visitors weak. especially In tho field,
where Wagner committed q hcries Of almost
objectionable cErors. The scorc Is as foliuws:
Ai!ssasss!e. i1!ss'ss!n ......~d ! { I =;
Tecumseh4 .... .......O / Q d o o .. o OIL
!'asc Ats-Alleahenics Z: total, II. Tccum-
selss+ i. .
Errors-AltcFhenfes, =: TecumIohs, II.
Sttnck out-A3tcghenies, =.
Passed hxi1s -Unc zach.
In,plfc-M Pratt. -.
Time Of ganc-Oue honr aud 1fty.evs minutes.
.... coiCMDGs, u.
COLUMBUS, O., July 1G-Ba4c-ball: Buck
eyes. 4; Manrhestcrs, !.
TifH nCLLr UPWARDS.
The Qnwartle, champion Juniors Of Chicago,
yesterday defeated tic Unions on the latter's
grounds by score Of fC TO Is In ten innings.
iiasc hts-.0nwaris. IT.; Gallons, II.
Two. base h9ts--Hyan, =.
Thtcc.ba.e ht-Hysn. /.
Home run-S. Ssutry. i.
The Onwards would like to hear from ali
clubs under % years OF a.c. Address nil rt,,n-
nluhicattons to James L0ftus, Secretary, No. 10
East Ohio street.
, 1877-07-17

Nxw ORLEANS, July ld.-Tho American
schooner Excelsior, Capt. Wright, Ut this port,
was wrecked iu Guernaua Blight, Honduras,
july I. Crew 6arc4.
, 1877-07-17

for New England, had fpent SIG, 900 over ihefs
personal recepta. and that II ras nadcnton1 from
The beE'nn!ng that they wefs not 10 be ioAess br
what they did for the Company
, 1877-07-17

Tpttidt M&pdtchts 10 The Tffbuhe.
CANAL; DovER. Tusc,lrawas Co., July 1G.-Iho
winter wheat will Yield eighteen bushels to the
acre. Quality good, aal weather good Tor &C.
curing tho grain.
DrLrt1os, Van Wcr. Co., july to.-Wintcr
whcnt 10 excellent. VIII GO from twenty to
twenty-five bushels per arre. Quality excellent.
Secured III go0A shape.
WOOSTER, Wayno Co., july 1G.-Nc are in
the lnftlst Ut lMrYest. Straw much broken aud
hara to cut: .Avurago Yield, seventeen bushels
per aerc Weather good.
, 1877-07-17

NUtc4dl bls1IfcAts to The 9ri6UHa.
AgDzRsoN. Madison Co., July 19.-Whcat
harvest about over. Thrcshing III full blast.
Had good weather. Wheat ts fair. Will yield
cighteen bushels to tho acre. County fuai ot
steam thrcshiu;,- Thrcsh out Of tho
field. But little stacking done. Prlco for tlrcs.
tng, ce,ts per btis1lcI.
WoopLAws, Benton Co., July tG.-sEncc MY
last .llspntc', rorll Las bccn diving iincly, Outs
ntove thu nvcrags. Flax halt u crop. Weather
fals. laying In progress, mud In iluo order.