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, 1877-07-20

- - EtfI1Il ' II StHE.'
The new Steam. .lannct Arrow, lying nt tha foot
Of Court street, 1srooklyn has. ~ fsccni cxperi.
p,ents developed the fact that rho Is posscsrcd Of
that crcat phenomenon known in sh,phallllng an
.ncrattyc slfp, VIZ: running faster than the
r,tch Of the screw and its revolutions calls for.
irhls IL considered TO be mHst remarkable features
emily one aIn,tfar being at p'chent known. The
1rst instance In which ''ncgntlve slip's waa dis.
covered waa upon the completion OF ulnr-ot.wnr
for tho f|risE Government some TIN years aKo. II
waA net forth tn the specifications that tcrcw
w!,h ccrntn pitch should be provided for the ycs-
rel; that thn engine shonftt turn tho scrcw Certain
rumbcF VI revolutions PER- Minute. aud also That
tho ycssct should HofaeAs certain kpeed.
that the epccfhetl number Of turns not made
y tho cngine hHt That the speed Of the asifp svas
considerably fa.tcr thAn tho contract ttQ1'ircd.
Thu vessel "a. ps!d ior after further tesl, and
bi!detr and enstnccrA ~ to what should cause tl'r
vessel to RIM jaalEr thaN her rfrrw. The theory
waA finally nrriycd ut that while milling the slip
two miles an HOUR, md that wien the screw calne
to IT. It posscsscIl. Ike other aercwF. 'posItisc
Ntlp.' hut the speed sein3 'css than Tho ''afag'
nf tne snlr. thc retnnrkahtc M feature q Nnc:n.
built and IL owned by Cant. Hatfield The pite, of
her screw IL shttty.eight inc!ses aud snakcs 9o0
turns per minute, II, tn.teatlo slipping forward.
viii Other sa''aii boatt, 1er speed would b only
boz loo miles per honr. ltut the saci has been c-
termine.l that i.cr tc1ew slips forward as In tho
british NAH. .of.~ar. I'm recent test the Atr1w
With ,he tide. aud tns aa,ne distance in twenty
minute. a.aln.t II. Til. gives her snycn and u,e-
half niles per hour rate Of speed. which. when 200
turns re ma.e plases !! d eight miles per l,onF.
arriycd At Ereat improvements n steanship rat!.
, 1877-07-20

neath NJ nm f:H May6r and One Of the Old.
rst Hcttt~Fs of Milwaukee,.

heati' nj nm i:x Mayor and One Of the Old.
est Hrtttrrs Of Milwaukee.
6psrtqi Df.taich n The Tribunr.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,. July 19.-D. Il. i. rp-
ham, one of the earliest scftlers of Milwaukee,
died tt'4lay. flc was an oil man. and hal ifccn
In feeble health for d iottg time. flo WAS welt
oT in "a worldly srnsc, tcing the owner of rom
siderable property. the rental VI Which furnish
Ell nj. annie income f,r his support. lie had
been MayDr Of Milwaukee, and llatl run far
1oresnor OH the Dctnuratir tckct, but was tlc.
fcate'l In the tanvass. III politics Mr.. Cr1llm
WIS pronounced Democrat. and during The
seot. campaign for President he had tal!
hickory pole raised In front Ut lt+ building ot.
Wisconsin street. the pn1e eurmountt,l with a
soup howl ard 1n'lic, autl Immediately untter IL
4 Gag flying with the wnrla ot Gen. srttt: ~
hal Just limo to take llasty ,wl ri SOUP, ctr.
The r'lc remained there until 1t was
declared dangerous. when It wns cut tiowsI, sncl,
l,a,i killer fcart m thu did .ir. Cnhata. liz
ha'f for his friends all tho old tettlers, with
wltotl hc was always at lnne, anu they with
lllHst tllctr cnlpfflcnts being Of the o1l-fMtl-
ionesI kind, Tie lad not probably an enemy
anywhere Nj. UphatH was at 0t-tas.iontu
lawyer: lie discouraged litigation. To the poor
he gave much a'ivtre, a,ld always gratis. by
many Ut that class he will lie nsse'i. Ftr leaves
n widow, anil We believe three Suns Mnl twn
Like many ii bur ol.lcst settlers, Ills ways were
plain, a. wa. his no,ic OF living. Ills dwelling.
Understanding the earliest erGctcl fratnc-tu!ltl-
iugs In thu cIty-was noscti Moru for its lutcrlnr
comforts than tile beauty of Its rxtcrfnr. which
was a. plain ~ ro.,lll be. For morc than third
of \ century he han liscd In the same dwelling,
On the slime spot nnw hcverut feet higher than
the street Vi, broadway, but when built was
t!Ien III n level With the highway In
the midst of The bushes, wherr the call vi tho
quail and tic tlr1im q! the partridge was heard
as common In tho fall Of the year as Ii now the
round Of the cI!,lrctl.bcil or tho shrek Vi tho
tug.w hfstlc. Mr. Ephan ra,nc to Milwaukee
fr'm Delaware, of which State he was n native,
abutst f0rty gears &inte. lie helped TO draw the
charter Vi Incorporation Of Milwaukee rs Il vi.
lagc, as well 4s thu charter That made It city.
From small yilflgc of lces than q Thousand
pcOpic, he has constantly rcsldcl here, Until lt
he l,us tcrn city that NOW holds within It's cor
Nrste limits l.a},tD persons. Full tunoss by
tho Bur nj Milwaukee, Of which he vas fur 80
long member, Will be paid 10 his memory, fur
h. wna ever courteous anil ublging 10 all, par-
t!cula.ty to the younger members. Thu older
nNes wilt mourn l,rut!cs VI lung acquaintance,
aud the Jmnpic Ut Milwaukee, will sorrnw nut
only for pne of its enr1icst settlers, md one OF
tH first Mayors, hut for oi its citizen. that
tfIcd every position he had occupied with ho,ur
mil credit to himself and with entire saiisfac.
tim to nil
, 1877-07-20

The Royal Canadian Insurance. Company
y-LalInr-t'rayeFv vs.. Tntnto-liuE.
Eaftfa{ DItu1fth 10 I1k TEftHhf.

The Royal Canadian fnsurnncc Company
OhltuAry-Ial'or--Irayer vs.. rotato-BuE.
Sptctat Disiateh to Tae Trfanns.
Mo.rnEAt, July io.-At tho meeting Of The
Royal Canalsan Insurance C"nitMny held to-
day, tho Chairman briefly stated the object Of
the meeting, which had bccn called In view Of
the ilcavy tosscs incurred recently. lie rt-
fcrrcd particularly to tut great rc at st. John.
liz reviewed tho position Of tho Company,
whfc!. was sound. 1t was moycd BY Mr. DutIl1.
Of iIallEax, and seconded hy Mr. Mood, Of To
ronto, that the .psEl..ur capital stock Of The
OK. Curried. 1t was also resolved
thh tho tuecsai assessment of s;uo.o0
.lns Aug. Y, next 1,e carried tn tic
reserve fund. 4 shareholder asked i thu H.
rcetors Ind pad ln oil their stock, The Chair
uron tlltn,. Tie Company viii at once settle
oil outstanding debts. iitrtlse to ln business
III New York state wiil he resrsuet Monday,
The lion. Judge SantR,rh, wlW died Tuesday,
funeral wae largely attended. !Mr. satf!a,rn sa*
Chief Justice Ut the PROVINCE of Quebec, and
had becn in pnl4tiral 1!!c thirty yeare. Before
eutng on the Bench he WAS u natlve American,
having elntgr.itcd tn Cana,lu when YOUNG.
Rpeetut Disp1tck 10 The tribune.
HAMILTON. Ont. July f3.-Thc Grcat Vest
cru Railroad authorities tIaying in view tile re-
!llIct!on 0f cHploseF' wages, dcputattor from
l4hhAoh h% Representing MI tlnaste III employees.
Ind an Interview with a.r. UrouEhtUit, General
Manager agaln&t the aalnc. Atr. BrouEton
n,alle ho positive statement, but prO,nEttu to
f0ko thu 1nutter into consideration. ehouid 4
rc!turttnn take place, It il feared general strike
will bg tue tnevitah1e result.
Atxr.at M*patch Ia 7at Tttbans.
QUEHEc, =. g., July 11.-so1rtnn mass was
chantcd III Eharlcbourg Street Church yester-
day, and m immense crowd Of worshipers
went In procession to the sacred clltiee to in-
tcrcelc for tlsliscrance frolu the potatoe-hug.
, 1877-07-20
NAUTICAL AfISHArS.


TITS schV Ilnrtxei, tontcd With coal from C1cye-
land, was reported nalorc on Crosse Isle. Wcdacs.
day, With lighter working Mt her.
The prop Lowell arrived At tiou1hton Thuesday
morning laat, aftcr being aground eighteen hours
In Portage River. 8he was pulled otf by tugs after
1FshtcrEnK portion Of hrr cargo on acows.
The aehr Frank u. l1srkcs. laden With Iron orc
from Orlcnsbnrg, got aground In the st. Lawrence
Ntyer Friday last. After 1ghtcring pnrt Of her
cargo rhc was relcnscd by thu sttnr Fnxtnu.
At 1T. GATHERINGS, Sunday Inst. a derrick ou Sec.
ton III Of thu now canal fell, and caught In tts fnlI
Tlmothy Dunn and Patrick Mooney. Dunn was
killed almost Instantly, and tho derrick boy,
Mooney. narrowly escaJlel being killed.
Enrty Wednesday, morning tho schr lnrat }oaGch
with c0xl, got aground Oh Fighting Island. Silu
%ss released 1t, tho afternoon by tho stulr Excel
stof. which wAa III that vicinity with IN excursion
party 3beurt
The tchr specdwclI, bound to Toronto, coal,
colI!dcd with btnlr MRVrrt Monday night between
the nicre at O*wego. The spccdweii tUst her bow-
*l'rtt and tft.1obm. and hati her how opened IN.
The weasel II In ntsrt. Tie hlagnct wus mt 1Iln.
tcrtay duu,a.cd. ann proceeded down thr Lake.
The tuyI MonttornnH j. l.. Iltectc had a ru!lls1n
In tho ntn river, near tho font uf franklin street.
llellt before list, and the fDrmer had her stcln
ba1y damaged. and the latlcF'a wearing piece wan
Injured. The IItggfn's rliI,lcs chain bccau1c
fastened by broken slut in tic ntcsn, md, be-
ralntUu unmAnpgcable, xhn struck the Monitor
antdshp aud dlu tic damage. 'rhc latter had
low Al the tti1c, and tho former Ind Just started
iron, tho dock.
, 1877-07-20

Spfctai fNsndtcAts 10 fAs Tribune
Jux1ATA. AIaas TO-, July ln.-isyu and harley
all harvested. Fully 70 per cent ahoys average.
Whest and mats pearlY ready TO cnt. M 'hoppess
Ut Auy other pest. Corn all tail hT. nne p,ece u
barley shrrshcd out forty bushels per uytc.
LArunTx. Wayne Co., July 10, ,-Barlc5 harvest
cnmmcnccd, with heavy cspp. No E1ssshoppcra
here, although constantly In tho air trarcltug vert
OF north. AL grasshoppera that latchcA here arc
gone, and no danger IL anticipated from those n.y.
Ing oSsE,
F4ta't.1s,. Clay Ea.. Jaly 70. -Waeas aud o,ts
Early spring wheat nearly ready for the sickle.
wsro better. spring wheat u sery gs'ot, but in-
shuek- unt - IL bailey.
hurrox. Clay TO-, Ju1y TO- -sa1ai grain wis
ael barley. rofauot 70 good :. ~ woaId wish;
NouruLk, Madison Co., luty u. torn growing
splsMdidiy. st4nAa franz two to four tsrt high.
Oats and spring wheat arr prom1s'ug well. Nfhttt
j excellent. Barley about IN average. No 9Fass.
tHAriAS, Merrick Co., July 1a.-Ous grain
blu. arc inadequate for th!s m1a,Mett. erou.
part Of the rye anl barlry cut. Qn!ntty great and
quattt. very Eoo.l Wheat fearful heavy. Wti!
*oon b. ready to cut. t1ats unpsccs.eatcd!y hcary
CRUZ Posatdes seFy good.
headtd oui aud promising .oo.t yield Oats dfrt-
rate. kye snl barley alnryest still soln9 pn lhefe
VI, s xH:A st,} eEpp t:'a.4ha2!~;;. or; ot III
Mud. look s!saIia. lie AZ aaF:ey really IL cut.
acre. % Wheat Il splendid. "
WAvEHlr, Lancaster e.. duty 1o.-baFley har.'
tiutpnix.k,, Saline Co., July ln.-ptosncets fur
oats and s.rEnR wlrat very natterlnk. Elatsy sstY
gooa aud nearly ripe. tutn In aFat.Eate condition.
, 1877-07-20

"Sn. H. crop. Corn is grn~fnr nnry and tar'
Ing. Farmers frclny happy and thankful.
EnrH,t,. GROW. Mnrr.s Tn, .lu1y lH.-t'nrn Is
from six 10 ten scrt high. Healthy. All laid hv.
II beginning ia tasse1 mt. Oar and srf!ny whrat
parity harvested. I,sca tnll crop. Harley mol
crate.
O.wEeo, Labctte t:o.. Juty 10.-rata hare t1one
extraordinarily we'll Fiprncd finely without In.
jnry from rnst OF insect Ate rated to make lUO
bu'hele per acre.
MAxnarrAx, Kilry Gn.. .Ialy lD.-Wtnter wheat
baa disappointed everybody. Fields that ~nrc
thought Fnod TOR thfrsv bushels per acre will not
go hftecn bnaheas, The majority not oses rcven
bushels, while manr Gcds viii not be cut Al all.
Farmers are ut iots to 4ccount for The cause ~
fields without rust OF ehnch bug hare failed 10 iii.
Grain rtpcnct all At once. On tho ID fields were
too green to cut: on The 9Th dry hat the hands
would break. F. T. Henry. Of Abilene, an account
Of whors farming operation, yon prb's.hc.l In the
on thc nh tnst. ha. l. 600 scscs ii wheat he would
not cut.
CEx1nAt.A. Semaha Co., :1niy 1o.-sprne
tMry from lnsects T. ser, light. ditto from rust.
Weather qnitc favorable nax.,
and very good ernp. torn proaite. IN excellent
yield. 0foand dsr, though nut suffering from
iiunos, Ateh.n.on Co.. 1uly 1o.-we.,asr nne
for len days. Fnii wEea. iii .cut. TRIP yrfy
good. Barley and 1nx vrry anc. Barley harvested.
4 Ia
esteh. ''A'''s' ""As''"''' ''"'' ~ '@'' ''''
CHESTER, jefferson Co.. 1niY 1s: Corn ia now
iust co,nfnencc,i. 1sts ECeinE cus. Better crop
than frr several years
W.sm,snTnx' Ws.h,nuton Co. .,1n,v In. -,s,tn,c,
,vhcst and rYc al; hnryr+ird. and .rtrn pr,ni In
nua1iir and yirfd. H,:,cy cut in ruod efor
1nrpr Ytrid. Snrny whra, Enst commenced rnt.
fi,,v sn nromsrs Il, lc tnc iarcs, yiej and fnr.t
nnaiuY cytr mi nm tho market fran th,a cnnnty
Present. prosi,crix yrry rph for ct,rn IL snnr II
our Ea.tcrn farmers ct,ul scp our "a ynr friis of
luxurious grain thcy would almost wisb thcv tould
be- 'hoonercI, as wc,ji
1AnnyEn. d0bnson ro.. Jnly 1n.-Eorn rrow.
tng. Uood coiur. Must Of lie oat- in sl.ock Oats
vni,d. Harvest coming m rapidly
EuAwsEE, WxsndUtta 10, . .iniy IN, Com dining
we'll. WcathcF iinc FOR ali c1nps. Oats harvested
and nrc cuod. NJ 'h0upcrt.
EIt,xvoon. iIarton g., July .1o.--f'orn grow.
wHrat, Thought 10 10 tfe bent csoo kEosn for
Years. Harley ID also excellent.
SruowtcK, Scdrwjck to-. JULY 1o,-Oats are
Inst be1ns cat. tiooi. Bcauttui lafre.t weather.
T"susSoS11. Leurenvor,h Co.. Ju,v 1g.-oat.
good and ready 10 cut. Fail wheat good and jns.
and not oyer knee hl2h, No gfasshpt,pcrt 10
, 1877-07-20
1sO1tT or CHICAGO,

The following weYc tho arrtvnls and cIsnrunc ncca
Of the twenty feur hours ending II 10 o'clock Iast
night:
:asa;! s
dree. prop. sr.@1Ee lssntpn larby!. s!nr!rs, sIc.
rs. f iie, !sHf .%ss. ."He sei.s ill.,.
: sr%'s is%s sass @&ts INV NV Ill., IT,
!5i ,IlssSs y's; s;xs
M,f GtS !:ss: + s aSs s'sys,
.i: .s" % &s|s ;is:t ~,
sF' y T. q F. H?sss'a "f"t ";rE 4s.f ssf
!;rrcn Isay. lt"'.sr tMs.w. G7and iasc,, lumber.
i:y xSfi: q sisause: = 'i sn'@r: :.ss" /.
noa pa Tf' s,o t ssn wsty sa'!
Ssss $: :I $Ss:s $sfis !, & ss; M; III;
q roIsso M9ksssaa. Iunxr; zap 5asn!s' ,|HHa
sa n naC:; ls'iyss si q ; ;Sss: t.
81. as*; sFS HIT: ss .s,
Si!: Y Ss%e;s s !s HS::ss:
:s!i'T lS!,saS |s.: sS;a Sss
f;ssn Js.s Ssr srt
s$s ;Sss1: b;s3.; T:u;:s;s;: SaiG: Gs:si:,' Ea!:
sss x s; III: SsS
iastSs: !s,Sts %sapy asI;er. Iad!1etas: Ia'sSs;
:st aHs, sF,ia naaa
,a anet ill., % IT,; Satsf H,tk v.s Is
Avrth Sui. psat. 10 y! gk1s Sroserct..
!: q; :' Ii, i II.
;:ssso: II VI ii ssrs: I'll. Mon. r}sac. Iasais:
aSar Srs .ues:. and .a..lsics: SIR ]. sattsp"is
, 1877-07-20

cIllcAao.--Hchr Cstclpole IN In dry dock for r..
pairs to her keel. .Cnpt DehnA Cntnnaran was at
chcboygnn at last accounta. Capt. lfunuy was
spoken of Raclnc a dny or two ago; ,all weil....
Yacht Captains arc anxiuuh for another regatta.
The ydcht Hurry burke will b. radici
OF Tomorrow In A Clark street ssloon....
Mt. do!lm Longs schr Walter u. Allen will b.
ready for eca "a soon ~ her new forcmast, arrives
from Michignh. .gaIlnfa' wasca are rns at 81 :,S
pcE day. ....An Item has been going tho rolnua Ut
tAc lakt.port exchanges 10 the effect that nrw
iron beacon liRht.houss l,a,l arrlvci At Cl,tcagn,
oswn ro il the lucky city. and gets that new struc-
tu1c-not Chicago.
Or,IEn ron1s.-Thc steasn barge MaelluAw was
honds and was rcleuted... The Western Tranrpor-
tatlnn Comrany's stnr Empire State IL again In
commission. after being lid ilp fes some lime.
man S"" ' ei H. se"1 rnssay S" ~iih i n,fi a.3f
ec: Of foe' s se.' fGs o: + cdnef9; Il
tity, and lhe Tioga an.t tow ii prtsoit.. .Ty iMg
A. lender 10 its iavsrainent dfedss. A. soon n ~
work Is commenced On hat 1sarlMr Eighty eight
.toa.a"l sislt hundred and c'shty,:.elIh. feet q
bond on tho cxnnl .tn,at j. II. Lootnts I'll 1,nGaIo,
ruetday Toronto vrsacl owners hare con,pron,.
Dutasto. n.aans thu rase .itc 10 rorontu ana
tap:, Morris IL surveying Ted ll!rrr. beIwccH
Aunrehcud and rrmttna. lie will be followed by
1lr, Wnnsrr with a furto nf mrp, wto viii cIrar
TIC river Of snngs uud houlders interfering Will.
1lavl.ution,. :. .Tha nrtns Benton aud u. Joseph,
which hare been ou thr lany* ot tho tinted statcs
MaEstlat. OF aud an lately. wesc Wednesday or,!rr.
Ga " hs sS Ieeciis er u ~ A
du n. Y, last wrck. wcsD !. ht>5, 100. ..Dm her
dnwnwnrdttln The p1np l!cntnn VIA laksn tn charru
by tho Deputy rnitcd States Marshal nj Port lii.
run. Aht ,sns se3xeh On nttnchnrnt al a sutt
brought hy John \. Wllton: Of Uetrti. for mate.
rial nn'l supplies furnished III lh71-7 75-'i1.
amounting to 0ter 81. .nA. and M doubt Rho viii
bc sold. The II. Joseph Ii In about tne same DIX.
, 1877-07-20
MINNESOTA.
Fuetiai {}tstxitches to The TribssR<.

f1ft11j {H$tNttCh&S to fhe ff1t9Af4
KAxn1rnut Knndtyoht ro.. .1nly 1D.--So har-
ycst Of any kind in this county. 'I1oppcfs nearly
gnnc: went mossly northwest and sonthesst.
Wncro arc thcy now, Is \ question Of Intense in
tcrest 10 Us. Wo look to THE TnIHrxE to keep TN
posted. VS. do not believe The tlenry Of our
"buR.uaatcrs." Mc ure about rid Of shrm.
IsASpoEru, Dakota Co., July 1n,-Eorn tooka
we'll In this section. Most Of It laid by. Wheat
could hard1y be Improved. Timothy nearly all cut
for hay. ...
Snnrllr1Elp, Nicc Co., July tn.-whcat and
oats arc coming on towards harvest very fast aud
promise large yield Heavy ss,a here OF Friday.
W.sS%x es,,%.woca c.; sa'y y,;,sa. ;1,Hoesst:
o'Has i.n.s :55ss o5es e. eieS, few srn.,op
Ell: e:a a1' s1fy ses. %e b.s; aeas
L., VEnvk, .Kock g., July lo,-corn, Is doing
bcus cut: slightly damaged, ret viii mnkr q good
crop. Oats ana what nfe looklng well. VIII fo1.
lnw :!ose on aIey: Thete ; ase , put feT ,hopGcf'
EFtrA, Wiaona TO-. duly 1's,,-Wc shall *onn he
cutting our wheat, oats, and barley Al giro
tssnsy e msa .s L.: eS fa ays sa ,stas
having. Crnp light h,lh for rcGd and hay.
CLEAN WAfra. Wright Co.. Jaly ~. Weather
do ct'tl,dc rahlo lAmagc. Whcat will moi be tosal
failure. No harvesting ye'.
oats never bestrr Harley and rye about ready t"
snt. torn "sirI w.! htxh. t'9nl =; color 'iioppers
I S;i nj .os soY s a.nss sns @
ahead.
e.ssa ~ sspps sa;"' ws.a FL n a. 4ns hs1e
'sspt IN ssfy lev sections. Harps plenty Of rain
LAKE tIysrAL, nluc Earth Co.. duly H.
, 1877-07-20
CROP NOTES.
Reports from Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Minnesota, and Nebraska.
Corn 1iuc1, Improved within tho Last
Ten Days.
Oats and Barley Generally Up
10 the Average.

Rp>csai Dsspt.tch 10 Tse Tribune.
KEorA, Kcoknk t:o., dnly b.-ftyc harvest
over Wheat and oats mi cane in yet. Generally
good. torn DUNG we'll. The south half Of f@c
county viii not raIse corn enough for homo nse,
willie In The north halt there will bs snfpIus'
Weather dr. ...
Wtlr,,H. tlnee..tno Co., Jni5 1o.-1sye ia good
e,op. All harvested. barley half cnt Wheat
mud oats still 'ook promIs'n.. cofn eFaw'n9 very
su.t. Farmers all busy hayins. Arc getting biz
crop.
DAxy,ttr, lies Mofncs Co. Jufy 10.-Oa.s ami
enrttr wheat promise we'll. Condition OF the corn
fair. Hay il made and IL excellent.
CEpar FAILS, Hlackhawk Co., July 1O.-nar1ey
about ripc, nnd farmers beginning tn cut Il. Tho
recent warm weather cauacl tho wheat 10 blight
posne. hut It looks well. Corn proo,isos good
Hn.sos C,rr, sioux Co., .tn1y IN. FARMERS arc
busy Lssyetitnr bailey; lsy; tA'"ays exSept what
s'sss 'ss's be ots sn n VIC e
eoan.y tnnn IN any 49,. ntssone ssi, r. YeAf. :, No.
and tn rthck. Crop gooa: t'sr'sy Ia being cnt.
trop fair. i'to+fccta Of oats very good. Cnrn
backward hns growing fast now. t}tasshoppess
UHAx. Fayestc Co., Jul, IN. Oats look tho hest
ofany Of our crops. Nesdy to cut In twelve days.
s, ;sssts ss. d, ~ yf s .s;s s.:
'TEsts,,L,x, adams Co., jnly i0.-weathe.
s'1 .ssss Ss Vii na.ss, e. sas ''' sass
'est NV iiAmrros. chtcks.avr co.. 1n,y tn.-rhe
drful raplllly. oats and trtug wheat louk splnn-
did, TiuoE1y, bulb for seed aud hay. we're never
WEn<1ER Csrr. Hamilton Co., July 10.-The
present attc weather has rtycn the corn forward
Impctn" truly wonderful. It will soon be over tho
tnuAN HaFrtsun TO- july 1D-Nhckt 1poks
, 1877-07-20

sptetaf ntspateh 10 Ths Tribune.
PlTrsarn0, pa-. July to.-ChctJustlco AR-
new, of The Supreme Court Of Pcuusylyauia,
Wa arrested at New Brighton, few ntlcs from
this city, few days ago. for shooting game out
of season. liz had a hearing to-day before i
Justrs Vi tile Pearc, which resulted In hls beiug
lined 80. Sto for each Of two bistlS killed. TAs
case 10 the subject Ut animated discussion IN
legal circles hers TIE Judge pleaded
ignorance Of tto law.
, 1877-07-20

Bhffld{ {91fk1ffafA 10 1he 1Ft8HHHs
WAnnrx, Monmouth TO-, July 1H.-Wtnl!.cE
dry and coru doing wo,!. Oats and barley not yet
1T 10 cut.
sEyrDx, Fuyctto Co., Juty 10.-Wheat and rye
secured In The tcst condition. Threading jaet
commenced. The wheat II turning cut very we'll.
Cutting oata, crop light, Meadows very good.
cAAnAllh'E, Henry Co.. duly la.-Rye secured
In good condition. barley Is bolng cut. Not quits
an aserag. csou. Wttt be cutting oats In q weck.
Oats vcry rank growth, but badly loslged by rail-.
and wind.
MoxTNosE, Efingnsm Co.. JULY 1ft-W!nter
wheat and rye secured In good condition. TAsesh.
ins commenced. lratn turning out Eoad.
GA,EsA. ia navtcrs Co., July 1.-The farmers
IL ao,nc oralit,cs thu c'fnch: oEs are quitting ihc
best vt thc Changers. md 'atss amount Of aam.
ass y rsl"ftta. especially H. soathcro wisson.n
nne, aud t.r crop viii u unusually large Harley
!. .hs!vfug 7ni ptoa,'ss* wsli a, fern Il gta~n:
southern Wi'co.a.n there u 4 Larger aereasu than
:scr hsfose Ut hax, aud ttc aelle ass looking Gns-
IT,. 1l.e rcposi ae ba*ed On artnal at''ctsation.
now rao,! for hs;,las. Large amount jul ~. iys
cu. md in guoa condition. Turn doing we'll.
:iHenist ieennssst "" IT, 'T ;;s ;s'Se. A hand.
now In ils hay aeld. Wheat and ryu harvest abuat
oysr. , Commence to shfe.h soon: Na's moi yet
,T4un rs'pa.. Lasa,iu Co., July lo.-Rye moro
than an average crol,. t'ats not fpc.
tss s s;Sy, y III :s 'p,ss :as
thirds III tho barn. Not nnrh INft for seed.
An,su7os. knox Co.. July 1Aa-Wtnlcr wheat
l'romises good yis'd. Cara pEosprrt poor.
49lktf. Adams Co., duly tn.-Nhtat harvested
but badly ta.tsd @ soms heds not Ut to cnt. corn
canning IN Ancly.
sT1HLlSo, Wh,tc.ido TO-, July 1D.-fartncrs ars
Huw aecuT,n. ihriF winter WHEAT a,ui RE In g0ud
condition. About nnstlrl cutting hurley; p,esun,
crop, NJ oats cut yet: pros,tsc Al average yield.
Mhnrsrosst.Lx. t:hrlsttan Co., July lN.-it
locks 1tow ~ II ~o should hare three quarters of
cnEHEt nnrsE, tarfoll cs'., July IL. --ltyc il
cas good: H.rsSy y thin nux. hsd. Gons fos thu
cnTn. Eo!n VII bc good II The bugs let II alone.
So thsc.hln1 yct. "
Nav MtHoauE. Mercer Co.. July 10--Rys very
tood. Wen *sGurcd, Barley aud oatA not ut
, 1877-07-20

Thu htEan.o aud rxciting scene Ut a tug skim.
ming acsosa lilo water Without captain, Wasctsmau,
Or engineer IL what malos ctatms to hayu sccn
when tho lIclu king waa stranded IN Put.in. Hay,
some weeks ngo. 4 terrible storm, was raging. md
ths tug wat atnut to 10 under, when tho crew, to
aa*e thclr lives, jumped overheard. and wcse saved
Wy anothct boat, Faloss who were pass!ng that
way IN viii another sesssl stated thai Tho tus,
When draettcd. immediately rghtrd, and, wheeling
aaort aooGt. hot ont iatu tho lake. a het en-.
t,hss Weto .stli working when ths crow lcft her.
tho stoEa i was iHipossih.u 10 teil whoihss shu
sank " sAI away aut on thc ws*ts Of wate,s. It
tnuY ~ n!thoush there are soue gruuuda fot doubt
In !ho matter, that shu IL It'll lkiinmInX llo bluv
watsts q ~ lake E1ie. running hithes s,,l ththrr
~ as1 her fancy. with ~ heavy ycr.c!s 10 Inv al
htf around and no other cargo Than occaripnatiy a
plea4uEc party OF nlcrn,,llds. 1olx4o E0mMfrroi
, 1877-07-20

A telegram from. sandusky Eiyc4 tho following
additional particulars concerning the fclxuro Of v
sboyc-nalacd propeller: ''Thc prop Lake Brrcze,
Capt. lafraMluisc. was seized at Fut.iu, Lay 10.
day for alleged violation Of thu Ileycnus laws,
THO lrcrzc IL Canadian craft. md runs down tho
north shore f1on, Windsor TO Point au fctee, aua
4nco week, ou Monday, shs makes d run 10 Put.
tasiIxf. TIC United States stuF Festenden was
lying at thc lay lo.ay, aud her officers, suspectlnx
soIncth!ux csuakcd about thy firrvte, b"ataed her
. nsa aas s i,s.tiTa'n Sas a Siss'nss nc. r.
bud considerable Canadian brandy ahUotd w1thuat
having umy manifest for It.. blu WI. brought to
this purt tn chsf4c u the Ech.tnleD, and waA
tnrnc1 over 10 John u. Poole, Collector Ut Gus
e1nts, who has referred the 10 John G. l.ee,
tsq United 6tate4 Alstrlct Attorney At Cleveland.
, 1877-07-20

The schr II. +. Merry cAmo in,o port from San.
duaky yesterday. havtng u CARGO Of stavcs. Capt.
Nichols et.ca thrilling account OF the terrible
cnmbat between his mate Williams and the two
Rpanlarts. mention OF which has atealy been made
husp1tai Ut Haulusky, slowly lul surely recover.
Ing nnd that his havc doAbtcsa returned
to New iotk.-UHGaiu Courier, 17th.