, 1877-05-31
KANSAS.
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KANSAS.
Special Dfspasea 10 ne TFtarnG
SHERMAN C'rr, Cherokee Co., May m.-Ex-
ccssfvc rains havc retarded complaining forty
days. Early planted rottcd. Will continue
planting until tho 18th OF juno. 'Hoppcrsl,a
hatchcd in fr!ghtful numbers, and threaten con-
fiaeraIlc damase The 1aie frosts wll cause
and oats nromtsing. Good wentlicr at present.
Special Dsfpafeh 10 ne Tribune.
HARTFORD, Lyons Co., May 3o.-Thc stand
Of sorn IL very poor. Tllcusands Of acres green
With ~ses sa1 and and st tho ground to-
waters Of the Ncosho and Cottonwood arc Of, a
serious rampage. calangcr!nH bridges and food
Ing farms. Taken altogether, our corn pros
pcct not good.
Special nsspasea to 7as Tttsun4
RtcnMoNp, franklin Co, May 3o.-Corn near
~ al planted; arst planting poor stand. fros-
Ing fast. but do not think they will harm the
crops.
Special Mspa.ea to IA 1rtaune.
HAVEN, Reno Co., .AIay 30.-lt has ratucd here
nearly every day and night for two weeks. This
Is "iroughty " Knnsas With vcngcaucc. Win
Ter wheat ~ al ,las - not oecn njonred. and the same
Farmers do mot fear ti,c 'h6npcrs tfs season.
sDeeiaI Dispatea to 1ad Tribune.
JAcKsoNvILLE, Ncosllo Co., Alay 30.-Most
Of the corn That was planted d now being re-
planted. 'uoppers arc hatchlnE out by the
million.
8ptcsal Dt.pasca 10 M Tribune.
BuNL1N0AME, Osage Co., May 80.-No rnin
for week. Every enc is putting in his whole
time In planting corn. We aro about half done.
ass Gy oo e ys5y ps1s ss s1 ssi at hx a1a r..
blahcl, but doing no harm yet. Tloro will bo
atull crop Of apples, and sinali fruit promises
an abundance.
Special Dt&patca 10 1a& 7rsasa4
T-1, ~ M
heading ont md looks well. Fine growing
weather. Farmers very busy planting their
corni about one-halt planted.
MISSOURI.
Specfal DspdseA to 11s Trtsune.
WANnENsDuAo, johnson Co., May GA
great dcal OF blowing yet 10 be t1ouo. Early
planted corn has rottcl badly. Wheat and oats
look very promising. Winter wheat not injured
by tho wet unlcas 1t Is by too great growth Of
STRAW.
6peesas hspatch to Ths 7ttbunA
BLurrroH, Montgomery Co., May 3d.
Weather warm and clear. Corn planting about
over, aud farmers aso preparing now Tor corn
plowinG. Wheat md other small grain LOOK
well. Wheat Is commencing to hcnl hero.
Sp<cfas 04pascA 10 1Ns 1ftaan&
srRtNorlHtp, Greene Co.. May 80.-Our
| winter wheat Is Ia good condition. Oats aro
looking very fine. Corn coming up poorly.
Emily fruits hayo been damaEctl by frosts.
| Wheat sclllug at $1.73: corn 81 cents.
| 6pecta1 Dspdseh 10 7ns 7ttb4a4
PLaAsANr Gar, Bates Co, May 8o-:Wlntcr
wheat is heading out, and tho outlook now Is
tuat We shall liaryest very heavy crop. Hogs
arc dying ak n fearful rnte Of clloicra- Corn oil
| planted, and plowed once.
Snscfa, DtspaseA to 5aS THsun4.
erHlNaRIELp. May U0.-Our only fear now in
regard 70 the winter wheat crop e that To shall
hayc too heavy growth Of etraw. Corn Is
| growing hnelyi oats prom!so we'll.
Special Mspatca to 7ns 7daun&.
| VANDALrA, May W.-FnEu,csa are driving thclr
work forward, aud hopo to hare tho corn plant
Cd III two weeks Wheat good; oats medium.
/ 8psefa; Diepasch 10 TIE Tribune.
tho corn planted in April and the early part oi
| May Is nov being fcplauted.
Specfol Dtspateh to 7ns Tribune.
| K1pDn1DaE, Osauo Co, May 80.-Wlnter
wheat ut this season Of tho year never looked
better. Fruit crop In glorious condition.
Special Dspasca to 7As TfievaA
! s1HnErENDENCg, May B0.-Frospects for win
ter wheat very good. Corn coming up well.
| KANSAS.
Special Dkspasra 10 1zE 1>4buak
IlunoN, Atcliison Co., h[ay 00.-Corn plant
| cd carly IN May did not como good. AL slncn
all riaht. Wintor wheat Is the best at this time
| ! ANyu NECu IA 0<Nta ~ kNEGty-uu0 tCQTbs
Emnll grains OF every description promise we'll.
1t has been very wet hero. No grasaboppcss
yct. Plenty nj old corn In tho county yet.
6pecta' Dtspasca 10 1as Jf5bunA
ATLANTA, 1ttcu Co., May 80.-Corn coming up
well, considering tho wet weather. Moro rain
haa iallcn tho last ten days than during tho
same time Fince the county was settled.
dpectat Dtspatca 10 1as 1tt6un&
I DusyALo, Wilson Co., May 8O,-Corn mostly
planted, Wet weather has seriously inicriercl
prospects arc still favorable for winter wheat.
Ohts werc never better.
Epscta9 D1paseA 10 7nt Tribune.
6rooKDAL8, Riley Co., May 80-Cosa COM
| inE up we'll. Winter wheat great deal betsrr
| than It promacl III tho spring. Never was d
finer show for spring wheat and oats. Tho
e. hs. still hatch, but disappear ~ fast ~ hatch
Cd, and no damage doHe.
MINNESOTA.
6psciai Dt.pateA to 1as Ttsspas.
EAs7oN, falrbauls Co.. May 80.-Corn al
planted. Weather cold and wet. 0ra4shop-
pera Gro not hatching In quantities to create
alarm. Wo fear thGtn III July.
| aptcids Dttposn1 to 7na 1s1au.,..
MAToavILLt, Dodge Co.. May s0.-small
grain never looked better. Corn IL looking
inr. Farmers arc busy culttyatlng It. A
sllght frost May q. M serious injury.
THE DOCTORS.