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Ill1G IURES
LOUISVILLE, May 23.-Thcrc was good At.
tendance at the races to-day. Tho weather was
tnc and tue sport interesting.
Ton started IN tho Alexander stake for 2
ycar.o!ds, ali.,nllo dash; s25, play or payi 1900
added; 800 to scrond horse. There were tweu-
ty-tlrco nominations. Those that got oil wcse
swlCert's Mllan and petrcl Bratnblc, foncroy,
Enslgn, Ike l3onham, faircount, Speculation.
Mcllcnry, Darnaby Rudgc. Swlgcrt sold the
fayoritu. Alter twenty-odl falso ttarts, the
horscs wcra teut oil. Milan and Falrount did
not get OF. Tilu others were all punched cx.
ccpt pomcroy, who ran frat, and was never
caught Branihle second, buforl's Mcnenry
'! Fof tic Ds; sccoSa race. handicap. purse $500
al ages, ono aud thsco quarters iniles'
there wrro eight stastvrs, as tossows; keaa.nY
Jim Murphy, Patriot, Courier, Port Lcuna1t1,
Dlll Dillon, Kilhurn, and Dusty. Courier was
the fayosits: and won In thu remarkable fast
WAS second, Dusty third. .-...@7
Tt.c third evcnt waa for al Association purse,
e21l. dash Ut Two miles; thsea startcd-katrl-
~. Whi'pes anl olassow' The afst s W. t,'t. tho
s,,s tsyotisf: ,:, "Ets! % sSp Katrina second o'''
~ Sosros, ss, ,las:., May ai-As Mystic Park to-
day the fatc for tho VII class was won by Lady
Foxcy.. Joe Ripley second, Flora Belle third,
l.urs Williams apts James q. blaine distaaccd.
Time, 2:225; 3:2a7}{ 2:25t.
During the sceonl heat blaine fell dead, hav.
ing rlpturc4 blood-yesscl. lilo Wa valued at
$3,0N.
BALTIMORE, ,Msy. 2a.-At the Maryland Jockey
Club rates.. second day, the weather was Gue,
the tr4rk good, and tho attendance better.
The fsst racu, a sWecpstakc, tlsce-ytaF-olds,
ono mills. wus won by .Lucifer, Ci0vcEbEuol
second, D!anoad third. Time, LIS.
Ina Baltimore ,1 s@h ~ aSes ,b,.so two an4 plo.
ton seconl. Uurgoo third. Time, 4:t.
TIE Tree handicap stakes, ull ages, one and I
half tnilcs, wvru won by Shylock, Jcnifcr sec
ont, lnyoiec third. Time, 4:43>f.
BY Kappahaunock. Partnership second, 0Al.
dlstauecl ln tie Hrst heat. Ttuie, 1:4B, 1:47.
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heads that ache, stomaehs that tn!tict tyrncpile
tosruenss, muscles aud Joints tackcd with ths
rheumatism. IRE tnfsitlbly restored IL health by
tho celebrated elixir, tlostcttcrs Stomach usttcss,
a medicine prescribed by physfcians, possessing
inan!ts purity, and which unc takes In vain whu
II afflicted With any ot the numerous complaints tu
which II II a4Apted. II frequently happcna that
so-calle remedies fsil to produce permanent e.
feet Thla II escauss thsY uscsrly ralliatisss.
and therefore DO not remove tho cause Ut the NAL
adlra, whoa symptoms they Afttt tinle etase ID
, 1877-05-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2a-The steamship Ohio,
which arrived to-day. reports that on the 18th
lnss.. latitude 10 degrees 81 minutes, longitude
q degrees Is minutes, she spoko tho steamship
City Ut Brusscis under sail, Ill well.
Nkw loRk. May *3-AErtyed, steamer Gel
Iert, from Hamburg.
PM1LAD8Lr1lA, May @.-ArEiyed, steamer
Lord Cllsc, from Liverpool.
Ban FAiac!sco, May 2a-satled, steamer
Zeal2udta, for Sydney md Way posts, Carrying
the British maIll.
, 1877-05-24

tban pFetcnsn 0f doing busncss today. That
body WAS waiting for tho tIvu*c to act m tho
Rcvcnuo bill, anil in tho lFoute that wns tic.
fcatei BY flllbnatcr!nr, whfrh tK:eupic'l nDst nf
tho sesslon, tho whole fight being on the
cApltAl.etuek Intangi6lc-nEopeftY clause.
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MEDICAL.
SWORN STATEMENT
OLA
BOSTON DRUGGIST.


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mi :I s't -; $s e e :ss %S5s:y
~ s.;Ss N: H. s I
a; S1i{ Z sas, ss!e' g 81 s,Hs ;i" :,
is i I'D :; $
@ ,s @ 4 e. s e. xTs;s af
I have been thas, cypr!s 6ccaax. 4 dra :sfs;
:s; :; 5
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:. ssas! sfs r.: s;f*
ss
seys sny st constantly ''z'ssE uEou ;f XsS se
5 f. ss S.! e.: d. II st*sss 60 sss % !;
'' ''D'' SEfii T J. TroNSs ~ Justice % Of tho Peace.
ADDITIONAL. 1TATE,tEST.
tay imptysiu9 T. health hare hs n rrtnru u tho
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BELLEy1LLE, May .A--A farmer ltytng IN
nawdon named Frcchcttc died recently under
suspicious circumstances, aud all investigation
Just held shown that tso had been poisoned by
arscnlc and upiun,. Warrants wcro !sa.scsl for
the arrest oi tU suspected parties, namely, tho
wits of the dtrcasctl snl George Glenn. Glenn
was hired 10 work for fsccl'rtle, and the wife
Ut his employer and hp, coueciying guilty
passion for carh other, murdered the husband
by poison III oFLcr ~ nut HIN uut Ut their way.
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AttAaOtfttf.

attAaOtfttf.
spscfaf DifpofcA to ne 7ttarnA
COLUMBIA. Uoonc TO-. Afn.. May 23.-Thc
only fear now entertained by farmers IN regard
TO wheat ia, that 1t may grow too quick and fail
bctorc maturcl. The oats crop Ii not doing
we'll. Very little corn planted.
Hpecttf MsrdteA to The Tribune.
HARntsoSyILLr, Cas- Co., No., May O.
Corn painting kept back by wet weather.
Winter wheat 1oukinI very fine. Only fear
noM is t,t T. M SFom nr,r 100 fas oat; n3
lug extra welt.
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MICHIGAN.
Special DsspateA to INT Tribune.
EAST SAoiNAw, aiuI., MaJ u. 23.-~faeporta Of
tho condition Of the crops In nearly all the coun
tics Of Northern Michigan show that the eondi-
tIon Of winter and tprlng wheat WINS never more
promising tl,an at present, while the ncrcaoc IL
nearly double that nf last yrar. Grnss IA very
heavy. Uats look weli. mud large breadth has
beer p1attrtl Il, corn aud pofut.cs. Apples wi1l
fe n light crop, but other fruits promise nm
abundant yield.
Specfof Disp1tcA 10 ne 7f.eun4.
BALDWIN, LAKE Co., AI!ct, May :9.-,yhcat
Ioolss well. Corn-ptantln4 10 iiow the order Of
the dag. The weather has been extremely dry.
, 1877-05-24

Egw YonK, Mag 23--Thc Ti'nes says farmers
and lnarkct.gardcncrs Ut Northern New Jersey
arc scriously alarmed at the prospect oi IN In
vason Of yegetatlos-lcssrnying 1usccts this
summer. From present appearances tl,crc Ia
reason to believe TINT bugs Of ali kinds. fron,tc
eeycntccn-yrar loctists to The Ininutct Insects
which ruin clrraHt busllra In tue fnIntly Earcn,
will soD Inftst the district. TllG potuto.bu0, the
iunat feared atsl llstkcA at naxtuus Insects, has
made hi4 appearance in great numbers.
, 1877-05-24
TEXAS,

7A7[lds f7ex. HtTt1d, NdE n.
Tho Dallas Flouring-Aflll Company Of this
city made run Of several hundred bushels of
new wheat ycaterday. THO product viii be scnt
to tho different markets Ut tho country. Bulk
Icy d: BARTLETT, grau dealers Of this city, shp-
,eu the first cur Ut wheat Vi tic crnp Ut 1871,
when Is tho first car hu1led u this crop in tn,
CtIictl States, consigned to MrssrB. jNansul.,
jurttolu,Y il Co., 1t. Ltltfs.
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Special Dfspasea 10 ne Trsune.
11gnnox, Ntcnllct C,., MINI. ,Mny o.
Grashlloppcrs iDcteas,nG ytry last fnr the Int
few days. SomG fields uf wheat cnttrciy eaten.
II being cattn rs fast "a II shows It@elf. No
eggs sccm to be spoiled crcn m wet land.
They gather into armies in tho bluegrass pat
lure.
, 1877-05-24
CANADIAN ITEMS,

OTTAWA, May &4-Thc ususl arrangements,
INCLUDING the collection Of presents etc, for the
negotiation vi treaty With tho hlaekfret In
diana during the coming summer arc progress
!ux. This will Ge the seventh and Last treaty,
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ANOTHER PECULIAR CASE.

BLoox1aoToA, Ill. Msy 2a-Df. Do4ason~
pa1tuaz OF Dr.. Luee-who took poison this
morning. Is still 10 prccar1ous condition. It IL
supposed be took It Tor tho alteration Of neu-
ralgts.
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suacooK, N, T., May .3.--At Bow, this morn
Ing, William Flanders, aged II. shot bis father.
t,.-.aw, tseusgs T.. Austsn With . shotgun, the
Charge entering the neck and tearing II tc
pieces, and by tho sa',u chan:e blowing one oi
h[s .,,uther's hail4s pN. Flanders was !ntoxi
Gated,
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f.lIlf.fl.

Ban FRAxclsco, May :zl-The trial OF T. ".
Gtanhsuok, ti,c Of the Chico assasstns, conl-
lncnced at Droyi!le to-day. special effort will
b. lHadp to runyttt, Us the Fcnllvt In his cuse il
oxpeclcd to govern ln tho othrr four.
, 1877-05-24

ttAe arr.. Wtnsfow's Soothing Syrup" fn
diarsllua, Wind collie, md regulates The t1wels.
, 1877-05-24

1Sntantt'B Aromatic Hitter WING OF 1rnn IA .
aud Impaired dgcstEon, Depot, 81 Clark strrcL
, 1877-05-24

1nmn Ta1k-"Ttc rtonccrr plug tnhacco,
Each plug has wood tag. II It 10 now The favor.
ttr. Everybody likcs II.
, 1877-05-24

8E1t11 V9&FG9&fN 70 3AN 1F3Vk1@s
La Yxaax, lsoek co., May M~-CEops have
bccu put In III good season. They arc growing
finely; ip fact uescs ~ promising ~ At present.
Corn Ill planted Have ha4 considerable rain,
but not enough to do aoy Injury. 'hoppeFs arc
kAtching, bu1 onlr b, limited quxntlty. Proa-
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Treasurer Wyman to Be Succeeded BY
Assistant-Treasurer Gilfillan.
Tie Administration and the Late
mississippi Oltrages.
Senator Jones' Late Change Of Base Oh the
Currency Question.
President flares the Victim Of Somt
Malicious ffoax-,fongcr.

fllion has i'cen agreed upon 10 succeed him.
The change /. t., lc made abou. Saturday.
c.. . W." ,'aa''f' "e'"A"..
eeeFe'''S EsasH y preparing q 'cttc! 70 uos'
:tone or u some oi inc Government o'sieesa IN
,hc n,"'p ~ tn ~ VIZ M m
i'm rn,v,r1,y mnr,n. -, 1,,,v. rn,.o,,, an, M.
t,'.. ~ ,"..m ,"uu ~ su"se eot Az. ".'
iafo'ly. lhc 'ettes VIII ho nt'ttee 10 thc pco-
rle Of tue Southern States Of the n'sttion of tho
Of ctlizens of ali c,a..cs throuphont Tho soutt,.
an, /, ,r,t, f,rnt., ~, i.,ta,..o,a,,n,, NJ H.,
an.,,..,, .. .'',,,a. ,",',., ". ~,
j. understood there =, ret. There Is great dis
tatlefnettou felt here aver tho upparcns npathy
Of t3oy. stoue, and thc letter IL one TINT vii,
m, ~, ,,a.,,n;o-l, ,,,.,,.,,t r., .,,,, ,,f,,aJ
SILVER COIN.
The Secretary OF The ftc1Aury has issued an
order that any ouc Inay ec,ul III fractional cur
rrn,v IN tltc r3cnartmcnt o,uI rcc,tyc x,Irrr. All
:. sss .e' w" .' NJ
aeA's''A'ea .'tn''tat"s aa''". Liz "''h1 hasc
bccn requested to redeem fractional currency in
silver. II less sums than s5 arc eent t., Wash.
tngton the ecnIrr mast nay tho r1prcsr, but for
thnt am, or .,,ovr I, III. fovcr,u,.nt noe. t}o
snas sn"' " sD''e'% '''s uo'e'"''e"1 p',' t'o
s'''fse'' ..rua.,,;,u
ADVERTISING HATES.
The Treasury Depa5lu,cnt i.as prcparcl cir
cular caltiE,u attention In tltn laws oE 1srk fix.
Inc tie puy.ncpt Ior as,ycrt.lnt. ny fo,lo At al
*nr,,,,. ,r.' r..a. sn, tho .'.'trt.,, ~ ~. s.,as-
~" ,.te. at IT, luz op'u' " ."e ,as'o
nc!t1elc1a! !.,s; 1nat u ID ~ !oreo lhose VIM arg
| nhWi!!ine u pfaht public advertisements ~
tncse !ales ate 1GHues.ea 10 heha HUT sle"s VI
'a'f rates to tile pepastinent
| .r, GHuMn oF coNFunI. ,.,,,.
ny t1eeteu. +u1iaJ aa'titnGu Iuiteetol WIZ
~, ot G.c,iIi1ata. .lMt no ruc na,' bec" estno
lisleA ny Mhlel an ol'lcct VIM haft ucc! II t1c
~esFcc vt e!e!t Ssars ~na!a Dc ueeinen incltgao,o
tUI I,.;, nc ., Et
.acnt 10 l'ake enaf.gss ~ susll ease:, cxeeA
"Here YeIy etrotlS teasuns ~ u tHo seteht'on
u sueta on'eets ,!s!, i"s t',.m t.,aI !ess..
cMAhaks uH.s unIsN'ssfn. d., o,.
~, l4s sia.5ses asat'.st r rstSf :; Klh sapefvls
" tnsTSe'or u tnc aensn Has!Iet, stasaoneu
OetIp,t, wo!s toSiy u.sn!isseH ~ Tug n
spestor'fGnela. NJ. ~ W!tno9t ion.iaas.,. Ha!pia
VIA ShatGcd WIN navsng neea ~ III Owl"
Ct u stcan'poas p.ops,.5 III sas a's'te''
enssof '"tkAe a.c:
| 10 he "ttfrn Ass'cfdstd fftsa
| W1sItIHGTVN, u. C., May a3.-SuMcrptle at)-
, 1877-05-24

tserp'a Patent Pnrt.y-sfndr Dress Shirts |;
the YerY best; Rix for 50; can ho finished easily
~ henIning . handkerchief. 113 1tadson street.
, 1877-05-24

NEw ORLEANS, sfay 2]-Ihc Ge}mNiedn gives
The following account Of the assassination Of
James Laws {eolursd}, Of East feltt!ana: Mr.
Dn'a. Of East Fcllcfana, has reached New
Orleans and brought viii, hin! the coffin TINT
was placed at his door o;, Saturday, and buncl,
Of Winchester rifle cartridges which were placed
with IT, lie also setatcs that the crowd Of bull
dozcret after threatening hin, went on with the
Information tina, they would return SOON and
put their threats into execution. They
proceeded to Jackson,. aud rude up to
the house of James Laws {culurcdI and
found lin seated on ills gallery with his nutllcr
They said, "flalIn, Laws, hare you gut backt"
lie rose aud answered. them, al,l was instantly
shut dcad. THIS was on Saturday night
III reference to thu assassination Df Laws, cx-
Gov: Packard stutea that Just lsctarc hEs return
tn East Fciclnna, Laws wrotu to him ssu,Ing
that. 0M ACCOUNT uf big presiding At tho only llc
publican meeting held in East Fclcca,a during
thu 3n.e eain{atsi,, anA lis eoheuuent cniosrei
absence fruni the IIar1st,, Ills bsittcss rs ncr-
elmns. he fcatcd, flul Gcct, destroyed. aud beg
Etny rarkan!'s ini!uenre to get linn IN tic
Custom. House. Packard further aaYs tl,at Laws
llaA told l!m h!s life was IL tiangcr as lie had
giving the llatne Of prominent citizen who hai
Threatened Ills life, aud, as ho believed, has
caused ILLS st4,rc IL bu Tired. Packard further
asserts that Laws wns onc vi ihc brst and fnuat
conservative Colurcd men Of tho whole Feltciana
District. md Ind previously held several iai'u-
cutal POSITIONS With the full acQutcsccnre Ut
that people, md was taxpayer owning f:0, ,ooo
transmitted the original LAWS letter aud also
an unpublished lettcf fFon Sheriff Weber. killed
in the adjoining parish, to Gen. u. T. butler lor
campaign use.
, 1877-05-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Jeffers' French Cnfnrsh Cnrn Il tha tpeat
remedy known for Catarrh. Asthmn, and Hay
Fever. Trlll free. Office and Depot, 20 State
Btreet.
, 1877-05-24

Special DfGpo&cA to ma Tribune.
01EENylLLK. C!uy Co., 1a., II " 3.-Plowfng
for corn all lonr. Planting was mostly dono
from tho btl, 10 tho 18th OF this month. Con-
Siderable complaint Ut corn not coming up on
account Of poor seed and wet weather, tho seed
mostly having been shipped IN from other
po!its. Wet weather Of atay las not Injured
What and oats yrt.
6pecaol Dlspafca to 7As TRIBUNE.
TA1MYlA, Warren Co., H., May 4..-piowing
nearly completed, but not moro than llalf the
cnrn planted. sVrjng wlleut anA oats d0iul,
splcmlilly. III tho wet weather continues, ttw.l
tuIute t!,G wheat anu uats.
8p<etas ftspaseA 10 7ae Js4oRnA
O'DR1HH, O'Drlcn Co., H., Alay I.-Thcro
has been largo atnount OF gran sown. II
looks splendialy; a. yet tho gra,sl,oppsrs aro
loiuE but lIttIo dainagc. Arc bcgluniNR to
hntcH out tn great nunlbcrs.
Epsefaf hspatcA 10 1As 7s1tsAs.
Arrox, Ill.,, May :<4-DwtnK to the wet wcattl-
CT, tar,,ers hero aru ou!y about two'thlrlls
through plowlng for corn. so,uu have planted.
sprung wheat l'sd oats arc doIug we'll
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KANSAS,
Epeefd{ MspatcA ia 1hs 7fitunx,

Hpecfdi OfrpafcA Ia 1he 1ftaans
WASHINGTON, kan., May 95.-1t has ratncd
constantly, day uud n'Gl, ,there fur four days; tho
streams aro thirty feet higher tlian usual.
Some Of the bridges haYc been washed away,
and the people arc making cables antl trying to
saYc the rest No damage hns bccn done to
crops by tho rain, but thu festive 'hoppuss llaru
caught It beautifully. They arc travelling
down strcatu br tho million. The favored few
TINT arc left cannot cvcn nip tho garden truck
a solution OF nlun,- -wutcr sprinkel on tho plants
having bcen found an ciEectual protection. They
would rather hunt after food stan be puckcFcl
to death.
Special DtspaseA to The Tribune.
CssrRALlA, kan.. May s5.-rhsce-fourths Of
tho ground Is pluwcd ior corn. Onc-the.l Vi
prospects for winter Whcat are growing nlore
favorable, The vGry wet weather vi May has
very much Injured tic spring wheat and oats.
Special D4spatch to 7ns Tribune.
SHERMAN C1rT, Cherokee Co.. May 49,
Ground Inns been 30 vet that wa arc very back
wurl with our work, nnA but little rurn tlna
bccn planted. Tho regcut heavy ralns arc danl-
ngtnS wheat and uatx oil ts,G Hat land. This
refers to tho wcsk ilalf Of tic county, burlcring
Oh tho Ncosho River. only.
Special ntpatea 10 1as Tribune
LEAvENwoKrM. KAN, May Gh-Thu grass
hopper svutv Ii tt.is Htats Is about over. Mc-
puts from tliu interior stnta that tho late heavy
rains llayo completely DESTROYED them. They
did not hutch altogether, tut III tpstalltnents oil
pleasant days, and tbs vet weather would soon
kill them. Tho farmers are happy a1tu cuh-
tilgut.
, 1877-05-24

aP<t4Q{ Utf&k4<A 70 4Rs 1Ftes"A
OMAHA, aluy 3J.-Gurn grounI two-thl1ls
plowcd. Whit las been planted has rotted or
been washed out by heavy rains. What oats and
wheat have bccn sown aru looking well. Graas~
hoppsrs hayo taken eotN4 many plcecs Of
wheat. but naye not injured oats much. Not
near ~ 1Aucl, grain aown ~ uaual. 4 larger
acreage OF curn will be planted.
Sp<cjas DtpoteA to ia 7t1asas.
SYRACUSE, Nru., May 43.-lLe coFntTop is
half p'antcd. ulosi!y up, and q gtn1 stand: Uats
aud barley arU lookluG ycsy promising. Grass-
hoppcrs nayc thus tar lunc very lI.,lS damage,
tho ruins destruylug thcm ABOUT ~ soun ~
lstchsd. Thu Teccnt rAiAs have delayed tho
iarn work very much. We sha.l continue
planting curu fur month yet.
GkA>tdt Asp7t<A ~ zas 1steas.,
TEcuNskll, Scb.. May ESQ fur we are
about halt through with our plowng. What
has been planted Is cumiug tancly. Our curu.
planting will be l4tu. Tho PROSPECTS fur wheat
weFe never tnoro Aatterng. Tho 'hoppcrs hayo
In tlis Locality lett. All seen, hopeful tor good
crCpA this scxsoD.
, 1877-05-24

\ WHOLE CHEW MURDERED.
HALIFAX, May IA vessel commanded by
Capt. 1lIlout WAS lost on the Frencl, shore of
Newfoundland In 1871. a st. Johns paper
says person from poanc Buy relates the fol-
lowing: Tho Captain Ind 1900 On
his person ut the time tllc
craft went ashore near hut occu~
picI by an old hunter known us
"Jacks." All Of the crcw got ashore and built
tcut. 4 CERTAIN person, with mcmbcsa OF Ills
family, understood 10 bo hunters, wrcckcrs,
ctc., ylbftel the tent and offered to pilot tho
crew to the channel. The olIer WIS accepted,
ani while the party were crossing 4 pond tho
members Of thu crew were shot, three 'fulllng at
the drst yollcy. thu lnurdcFcrs cut q hulc III
the Ice and put the bodies dowu.
Of The circumstance, was bought orer. but. be-
coming sick, contested. Thu Informant also
states that Nova scotlan craft fishing there
found tho rcnlails Ut tllo Captain fcarfuity
fIancIcu under Il rock uu tlIr kLu.c. Thr pco-
pie nrc co,ltl.lent that tic cfcw were all muT-
ilcrc.l by tho snn,e gat,E.. Many other ycs.
scls anl crews he brtteyes llayu met tho sattle
late. IIe further states that the peuplu nj Port
nAiort DO lattle else than plundSs, and In Ills
hfini0A they would not hcsltatu Il. tlac lights to
Ltcoy vessels bl. shore. The matter l,as been
placed III the llaslda Vi tho Chief of folcu Of Ut.
Johns to Investigate. 1t IL said the officers ot
Her Majcsty's str.t1tcr Eclipse, luw visiting The
slorr, will lc directed 10 seek Information rela.
fiYu Ii thu cFiIllrA,
, 1877-05-24
THE CROPS.


6pectdt Nfpd&cA to 7a4 Tribune.
ELpAso, H., May aa--Thc past weck has
tnatlc n great change In tho crops. Coru Is up
all over tho country in this tcction. Warned by
the experience Of tho paat year, tho farmers con-
tthlcd plowtn9, rain or no rain, and the conse-
gucnce is d fargcr acrcaac Is planted this ycar
than ever before. Small grain looks we'll, a,,l
the prospect for good crup was norcr better.
This makca every ono feel good, aud trade has
hccn better the last week than before for two
ycars.
aptctal DtspotcA 10 7ne 7ftbrns.
UALExA, H., May 2t.-Furmers In this vFetn-
ity hare about finished p1owlng for cort,. Plant
Ing 10 progressing rapidly. Very many put IN
bad seed, ncccesItat!ng tcrlantIng. 0ats, rye,
and fall wheat look fine. The tltncf.bug las
made It's appearance, however, and farmers arc
anticipating damaging Invasion ftnrn this de-
strucavc insect. In k0ilc parts OF this tutnty
learn tonight that thu farmers Uf Southern
Wtscotatn nrc suffering from the rnyascs ot tic
Colorado aud chlnetl.buI. II soalc parts Of
Lafayette County tic air Is filed With theua.
6pteiai ffstdseh 10 7a< Tribune.
NEW CotuNDlA, Massac To-, ILL.,, AfaY a.
First ntanttn9 Of cnrn poor etan.t. Proapccts
for winter wheat still favorable. The wct weatlI-
cr las not Injured outs. Our clover aud grass
are very linc.
8ptcta, Dtaootea 10 7at Tribune
1N0HAnAM, Jasper Co., ILL.,. May xt-Wc nrc
greatly l,chltd with olsr plownE. Those who
havr planted nrc complaining tlAt Il il Corniny
poorly. Winter ws1cat lths not bcrn hurt.
t]ats arc ycry backward. 0F1una soakcd will.
water.
Special Dltpdsca 10 TIE Tribune,
SALEM. sluriol Co., H., May 23.-Thc farn1-
ers hare bceH hnytng the blues. 1t has been
raiulng fcrc for month. Wheat still looks
KnAl. Oass arc drowned out. DUST beginning
to plow [nr coru.
sa.rtot Yas,ntra N 75t 1tfSnns
, 1877-05-24

Nevcrmnro
can the eous,e. gritty tooth po*dcrs md tooth.
destroying Chemical fluids ind p1nco on tho
toilets oi rens,btc pcopie. This fragrant and pro.
ucrtAttyo Sozodont has anresrcdcd them ali.
, 1877-05-24

amcliorate. This Il notably thu case with opiat.x
antl 'c'latlrf hrn7. nj. not 10, however, With
Ilostrtt"Fs Htttcrs. which arc searching Rpccthc
tEai conquers the disease a. well n b1nLshcs In
fstife9d.
, 1877-05-24

afr. 11alnes introduced the following reaolu'
ttou, WllCh wRs adopted:
4 t. e cssa.s e'ss so of IT, e a ss e
the fjlluols & Michigan Canal WAS discharged by
paying to said city tho as'ount expca1cd BY dssP.
eaing sal cana1s amounting to up"ssds Of W.
" u9Ss.s, III II Va. p.oride.. that mot le.. than
81 !; 81 sa g. %
pf.cd IN tscou4ttucttna the bridges md thu public
building. Destroyed by ate upon tho original sites
Ke.olffd, That colamiitee Of thres b ap..
pointed to investigate and report hfst tue amount
Of money received br tue cl!y q Chicago ftom she
disposition bus Desu mado VI s&'d nlsasy. what
buildings have been elected, whete located. A9d
unr4pcudel, aud bow Tho samo hs4 bseu lnyesled,
toact4cr with III oIhee factA concerning eho ssme
and that vii conmittcs ha'e power 70 @ .ena 11s y
Tho Governor; provided, such lomm!ties shall In
exlen.o to tho stats, nor b entitled ~ per
Mcssss. Haincs, Bonaelo, and Maybourns
were appointed such Committee.
Fish,
The Senate rccedcd frum IT, amendments to
the Fish COMMISSIONER bill, thus striking out
the provision Tor tia payment Of salsry.
ILLINOIS RIVER.
4 resolution WIZ, adopted instfuctluR our
Senators and requesting our Representatives 10
appropriation fur tha Illinois Mves appsopr1a-
tlou. ......-.....
auNAAkAToHl4L-
Tho Governor to-day made tho following
nominations, which w<re couasmed: Trustees
Of The Central 1nsane A.ylu,n, D. E. Beatty,
Of Eendaii; aud John c. Salter, Of Morgan.
Tru4tecs VI tbs Elgin Insaus Asylum, e. ".
Marsh, of Dskalb; increase G. Bene1ies, OF
Kanc; aud Fred siahi, Vt Jo uasicas. Members
Vt shu stato Buarl Of Education, Michael
ponahus. Of DcWtt.. and isaac Leesstn. ot
Adams.
WAITING.
In tho Senate th<es va. In reality little more