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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

The late Thomas Blanchari's invcn-
ton If a machine for turning eln-stocks
was heartily ridiculed in the British Par
lament when some members moved n
resolution for purchasing number OF
them. on the ground that Americans
were surprising the English in gun man
ufacture. One very incrednlons mem-
Der made 50 much opposition, declaring
that the very idea Of turning Il gIIn-stock
was absurd, that the resolution WAS
withdrawn. and Il committee appointed
Ia come to this country and look into the
matter. They reported the facts To he
is first stated. whereupon the incredu-
lous member declared that the Ameri-
cans might have got up something to
work their soft woods, but it would never
stand the test of hard wood. This gen
tieman was finally sent over 10 decide
upon the merits Of the machine. Select
ing three rough stocks If the hardest,
toughest timber he could find. he went
10 the Springfield Armory incognito,
brought his stocks To the stockin@-room,
and inquired of the overseer if he would
grant him the favor of turning them.
Without making the least alteration of
the machine the overseer ran the stocks
through in Il few minutes, and then went
on with his work a though nothing I'M
usual had happened. The Englishman
examined the stocks. and found they
We're turned all the better for being If
hard wood. After mu>ing while he
frankly confessed who he. was, why he
came. and his thorough conviction Of
the utility of the machine. Before he
left the city he gave an order in behalf
Of the British Government for this and
the accompanying machines. some six
or eight, which amounted to $4,000.
The machines We're built at Chicopee,
shipped 10 England, and have been in
use there from that day to this.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
An Important Geological Fact.

Geology has shown US that Nature accom-.
plishes her greatest revolutions in the earth's
surface conformation slorly. Every year the
river makes its channel deeper, .he glacier
wears a deeper gorge In the Alpine rock aud
the ocean tide deposits the sand it has crum-
bled from the rocks upon which it breaks.
We note the earthquake and the devastating
hurricane; but these changes are SO gradual
man seldom ob.erves them until the channel
has become overhanging cliffs, or mountain
has disappeared before the les stream, or the
ocean has given US Florida. Thus 1t is In
disease. Our attention is attracted by acute
diseases, as fevers, cholera, etc, while chronic
diseases (often the most dangerous in resultl,
being slow in their development, are seldom
noticed until they have ma Re an almost inef-
faceabie impression upon the system. Per-
sons believing themselves comparatively
healthful are ofttimes the victims Of these
diseases, and only become aware Of their
presence when relief is almost impossible.
Diseases of the liver and stomach are the
comnonest Of these chronic afiections- DR..
Pierce's Golden Ne1ical Discovery and Pleas.
and Purgative Pellets are pever-failing REM
edies for these diseases. They produce .
healthiul secretion of the bile, prevent indi-
cestion bv regulating the bowels, and impart
vigorous tone TO the whole system.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

The cordial reception tina. d.. F. wilhoft's
AntiPeriooic or Fever and, Ague Tonic has
received at the hands Of the me oical profess
sion in Louisiana certa My proves that il is
an excellent remedy, and hat the compost
non Of 1t, as published by its proprierors.
Wheelock. FinIsy Il Co.. Of New Oceans. is
Endorsed by HIN. Against CLills and Fever,
Dumb Chi Is and enlarged spleen there is no
better remedy in the world. tor sale by all
DRUG i Is.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

-Scalloped Tomatoes: Peel and cut
into slices one-fourth of an inch thick as
many ripe tomatoes as You wish to fill
your baking-dish: put into the dish, first,
a LAYER of tomatoes. seasoned with but
ter, pepper and salt. then layer of
bread-crumbs, and 80 alternate until the
dish is nearly full, having bread-crumbs
last: cover and bake half an hour, then
remove the cover and bake brown.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

Tell not your secrets in 4 corn-field;
it has thousands Of ears. Chicago Jour
nal. Kiss not your girl in potato-field:
il has mvriads Of eyes-Chicayo Tribune
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

-Huckleberry Pie is much improved
by adding a couple of sliced harvest APP
pies 10 each pie. Cover the berries with
the sliced apple and bake with an upper
crust.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

WHAT everybody say. must he true, and
everybody does say that National Iesst lie the
best. All grocers sell it.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

CHEW Jackson. Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30

ReAd the voluntary testimonials Of persons who have
been cured By me Of Dr. CLARK soensops Indian
b.eSi syrup In yogr own vteinity-
, 1879-07-07


lie Is n young prinrc-an officer OF conrsc,
aMl hctr, to great an!l varied Emp!rc-ln Tim.
his brother officers. They had never spoken to
each nthcr. but he had noticed l!cf IN Tho gar
deus near t'a nalaco. RELYING on t'!s iish nost'
successes, ho penncA llur tic following note:
'sse ectallen mir: Brsuclen sic mtch heulo
nhtnd. IN, i ut,r.-R."-wheh means lint II. 10
Prince told !te young lalr ti'at sse did not dts-
please him, anA bogEcd her to .s n tho castlo
s.lnsivc III It's style, she showed IN her brothers.
who forthwith took Tho only course TINT honor
allowed, viz: they each challenged, tNc Prince.
A duel In thts case was out Of tho question.
WAnt was to be to1ul Count l.--s, the
Chamberlain. was an tltsesto;r. A court OF
honor wis hold. altl s'pnpa' had also to he
communicated with, who commanded llEs son
md heir to personally apologize ~ tho Indy n!n!
ltr two brothers, bitter pll, which tho Prince
was fatn tn swallow. 4 ara journey and ytsit
10 ne!g,borlnE country, where tho rcncm..
brnnee oi this tiosc OF httuhlc.pe was dlmmui
~ haH'ts aud bllli-!lghts, was doubtless pleas
mt change.
, 1879-07-07

sttfc 3nFk {{FFfHa+
Wee Kn Ying. d ChinaulNl1, mas hurled ycB.
torlaY nj nelleyllIo, N. d., short distance from
q lauHlrY wtlere gteat nutnber Of his cnuntrY-
men are employed. Tho serrces were Of
mixed nature, lhe Chinese rites and tho Chris
tiat, tho latter being represented by an ortl.o-
tlux minister, llo was nat un cnpoyo nj tho
laundry. Eln livGl In this ctty un,l went to
heleyllle e Sunday t" procure solae Chinese
sassS h sycc ts II H.. GassS It he lS S us so
cured handsome coffin, with silver nlountlllEs.
In which Wee Ia ftlng. was intersc.I, At 8
o'cloc the Cccstials, the lsov. aEr. Strung. uf
the Reformed Church. OF Dctloytllc; Undertaken
VrtG!atnl, the superintendent ot tile lAun-
dry, mid two or th!ca gentlemen
anl tlyo fndiss wcro ushcrca into tho
room oil thu n,un entrance ot The Chtucae
papcrs, will. atrangu stoyiccss. lntcrsperscd with
ine u,ottoes "t&od is lGyc" anil hSlmply 10
Thy Cross Cling" Son', The body was bo1ao
ilItu the hall, WlIeru tho funeral services wnss
conducted. rlIe Cclestials stotAt near tho cot
TN, and, wllilo lin Ruy MI. Strong Uttered up u
brief llrnYer, they scattcrel tribute tiluuey.
pTscet Ut paper about four taches lung, with
prayer tho coilin rus carried out by iour labor
!n, men nud PLACED In a'i upen wagon druwn by
oua hUrtc, ul,u covered with blnnkct. a till
ln.u containing burning i,4censu was placed IL,
front ut ti,t cOI!lt,. FollQwng tho wngou WIS q
man carrying IL large 1uatkut.baskct routaiuliG
brown paper packages and aualller carrying
strtps Of paper, which he stIcwtd all the wuT 10
Tho grave. l}elltl,d cane ahe Chlacse Asld yss!t.
ort. Not . word Was SPOKEN during thc snl'
csnn march. Arriving Ut the 9raye the cotlin
wAs lowered into It. Tho itey. Alr. Strong prayed
briefly, saying, 'Earth to earth, asbos 10 ashes,
mud Iust to dusl~ After thu grave was
nlled all mounted up Aole Waa maize at tht
, 1879-07-07
CRIMINAL,

Tho following fs the description Of Peter Full
mann, years Of age, who Is said to have bsen
kidnapped last huraday morning from, In front
uf his home. No. 184 Larrabee streat: Light
l,aIr and complexion, sore marks on left side OF
face. light calico Jacket, black volvct pants, blue
and black striped stockings, and graz felt hat.
Minor arrcats: James Thomas, bastardy, on
con,n!atnt Of Lizzie IIeyald; Frank Fsazler,
larceny from Charles Meyers; Jnrncs tonnors,
charged With huFGlarlzlng tho housu OF Louis
Dodtla. AMI stealing thercfro1H ono iOzcn pnr OF
pants and vests; Ferdinand Friedman. burglary
OF house in TIN Twenty second Street District;
John Nicholson, charged with representing him
self to be n nolieo officer, aud larceny
Of watch from Adam Courad; Jennie
Fisk nud Nellie Iiassett, inmates of
n house Of iIl-fame; Ludwig Ftnues,
nssaulttng aud threatening his ueighbors; .talnea
Robert md Charles Lodtrbl!rg, who nre seeing
heanary htrds with hllckstn aprons, and tael1
rabbits With blue rotc.tcs," o,sing to t.c yAst
amount Of bad liquor they had been drinking.
, 1879-07-07
at The Thtnl Regiment gathering. Nc re.
,natncd hero nil daY and visited the armories OF
The different regiments, accompanied BY br'e."
f4ar rnrrnrre

at The Thtnl Regiment gathering. lic re.
lnatnctl hero NIL dnY and Visited the attnneios Oh
The different regiments, accompanied " bf'1."
Gen. Torrencc.
str. A. II. 1sur1ey, OF this ctty, has tnct1rrrd
The lasting gratitude uf tho First mud SECOND
Regiments BY sending them. unsolicited. each a
chcrk for $e5 Such opthotlcs haVp been Ok
trrme1y taro In tho l,thtory Of t'rsn organtxa-
acknowledgement Of Mr.. Mflcy's generosity.
nrQ. .-0en. Torreuee has rcceiyel nn invitation
from, tn. aout', Park Doarl to form m enSam1-
tncf,t Of the troops OF the First Iriradc at eoath
1'nrk on or about tho 1et III September. Ar
rnncementa have already boon cnEmto,oech, anu
IL ts quite likely TINT tc oecnson wit' bring 70.
grtltr tnore military mcn mud more spectators
than has bean In tic nc!Ghborhood ot Chicago
Aimee tho War.
The following members Of Company F, First
Regiment Infantry, have been tlisGnasEcu 'ar
tho good OF the service: H. j.. Cl1arin MNl j. T.
Walker, employed by rnlmcr. Fuller Il Co.,
corner Union ninl yYrst Twrutv.sccnrl atrcctB;
j. L. Dfycn, printer, No. 106 Randolph street;
John II. Connolly, clerk, Methodist hook Con.
cern: and Arthur GcoKhcgnu clerk, No. 156
Washington street,
Tl,e Second Regiment has at last secured per
manent 0nartete for All nrmorv, nnd will re-
move from the Exposition Building next Slut1-
dav. Tie site nf their future headquarters Is
the lve.storJ tnnrhle-front building Nos. II aud
II Wabash aycnuc, belonging to the Peck estate,
which lns been secured At n reasonable rent.
Tie building Ia 30 bT 1870 fcet. nnl tho regiment
will occupy the second. tIinl fourth, nnd fifth
fiocrs, which Will give .hrm ample room Tor
company drills md storage for their property.
, 1879-07-07
rreno1, Women and EnElial, Women.

rrencts Women and English Women.
Mr.. I.abottchcre tnkcs his turn In contrasting
French women With their English sisters. Tlc
snys: ~.
"Tllc former are, as n rule, moro pleasant
tllan women Of other natinI:e. This Is BECAUSE
they were born with a natural disposition to
plrasc any one with whom they arc brought In
rnntact, mud this natural disposition Inns t,cGn
carefully cultivated. Now, IN English wo1nn1l
Is entirely without this Gift. In general 3D.
eEcty she shows ion mitch her likes alnl tlIskcs.
To the good or bad opinion OF persons tndlftcr-
cnt to her size IA herself utterly Indifferent. This
Rl,n tlubs mo afcctatnn, sincerity anu other
Ruct tattcrlng appc'lat[ors. : | cannot,' she
says, pretend to cure for pcrsot, for whom
do not caro-; nild when she uttcrs this scntt.
incnt she looks round With aclfsatiseA ntr, rs
though It wero worthy at the highest COM
,ncndntlon. MyEoot lady, really Ito not want
you 10 atose mc. do not cven ask sou to
tnke the trouble to think whether you like mo
or not. When ! meet you. probably | do not
nsplse to meet you aga!u. But for tho few min
utcs or hours that Ne nre together. you ought
to convey to mt the impression that you nre
pleasant, nnsl that you think MO 40, nnf this
without Ans arrierc pensce, or any calculation
Uhethcr yuu will gain By doing 10 or not In
the art OF gcncrallv pleasing your French sister
cxecls you and therefore It Is TINT for all tho
purposes ot eociuty French woman ls greatly
your Succr3Ot,h
, 1879-07-07

font, vhoec,n was placed an anrthrn jar, tho con.
tents of which Was cntefutlY concnaled from
thr spectators. The man with The baaket came
forward. and from II wcre takon Pnekn9cs OF
candy. nuts. ctr, which wcro pntrttl into the
lar. This WAS cuycref IN with Garth. a t1n
pnn cr,saln1tlt little earth. In which wcro
stuck whIlc tapcrs hnd I nsisnbor OF lightcs! III
rensr Btickt, and somo peculiar red and white
tarcrt, was placed on top Of tho grave. 4 plato
containing meat, small birds, md dresFcd
chicken with the head m ntld arranged In n sit-
eraye. Ncnr this pan were chopsttcke, bowl
M ricc, and hnni OF ten. Tho Rrnvo Was par.
tsally surrounded with lighted candles mud burn
inE Incense sticks, nMtl The taDern In which tho
ca1Mlica warn wrapped were burned on tho
grayc. While. thcso things wora going an Il
Mongnl,an ADVANCED 10 tle grave, made NUM-
her II y,rostn n,ttons. his forehead tn,eh!ng the
groun.!.. md then poured ten from bowl nnon
aurt iii the Cinnamon tnado profound loNe and
turned away, thus concluding the services.
, 1879-07-07

(;cn. Oraut Ia said to have maintained thc
,,lost perfect health during hts cnttre 1ourncr
particular tin t'aptuin of the Pmafore. IL.
ksatI,g, Of Philadelphia, who was With tic
General during Il part Ut the trip, says ti,nt IN
making his travelling ssHccslcs Grant said just
what calno nto hts load, so not q slngle speerh
tl,'t iln made was cold nr formal. Everything
le said haa great effect, but to yet him to speak
when he considered wor!s unnecessary was as
ilttc,ly impossible rs 10 mako dumb man talk.
~ renctuhcr nlle incident Oh q steamer. i
number o. English o0crrs had tc1dered him y
banQuet. mid Dne of them made q short
speech which required rest,onse But, not
wi.fstaMting tilS numerous reauests a1M rous'
!nE cheers, ton. Grant sat III hfa scat as mltu NJ
statue. Not Tonl wnild hn utter. hut ho
was evidently SO Ronl-lntllged In his stuhhoEa-
ness tEat tho officers really nslmret nim for Il.
an.l took not the lrnst uiiense. lIe said aftcr-
ward sliat Ills rcasot, Tor refusng was that tho
gentlemen only wished TO hear him tGlk, nntl
that tllcrn WIS In reality nothing ueeded to bu
salu lilo 10 great cna,ny to aiEectaf!on."
, 1879-07-07


Spscfdi MsDatches to Tia 1ribuns.
Ellie CrTT, Elk Co., July 8.-Corn sifk!ng mud
very heayy; bids fair to bo the largest croD ovcs
raised Ia tho county. Winter wheat averaged
twenty bushels to tho acre.
GRAND HAVEN, Osngo Co.. July 6.-Wtntcr
wheat all cut; will probably yleld ton bushels to
thc mere. Spring wheat very ponr. Prospect
for largo crop ot corn never better. Rcccnt
hcayy rains insugcs the corn crop.
GAnsgr7, Anderson Co.. July 0-Whcat 70
j,,g into tic stack. Yield fair. to good. Oats
very s,or:. Prospects for scorn EXCELLENT.
ERIE, Neosho Co., july o.-Wheat mostly
stacked. Straw short. Well headed and good
quality. Data short, but will rnako fair csop.
IIIAwATnA, brown Co., July o.-Wintcr wheat
nil In tho stack. Grain Is worry tlno. uende
large, md straw bright Corn very Or otnsing.
Have Ind too much rain for three weeks.
GRAND HAVEN, 0aage Co., July D.-Sprfng
wheat will not be worth tho harvesting. Win
tcr wheat short fully one.hatf by seYsre weather
in March md April. Outlook for corn was
BAXTER srR1xos, Cherokee Co.. July g.
Wheat ts all In Tho stack In good order. Much
better quality, but will not have moro than
fnr homo consumption. Corn growing finely.
VIII rAtsu the 11rgcst crop eyer kioHn In the
county. Have had big ruins.
EtElNwooD Barton Co.. july 0.-Fall wheat
nonrly all harvested. Crop vas SERIOUSLY In
tured by hail MnA drought Oatspoor. Chtnch
bugs working badly, on spr!ug grain, Ffu1
p'Gisip daEsXpA' a. N Sesnaha Co Co.. July d.wWlntss
wheat mostly cut. Will make half crop.
Corn mostly laid by. 1lavo had lots Of ra'h for
four weeks,
, 1879-07-07

cent 10 receive tho verdict IN tho Ssto street con-
ttcrnnation caea Whenever II con1os In.
Jupnr MnnnE -acherat call Of chnntfrJ docket,
tern, Nos. 1 to l. 1HR. and conteated tnutions
.trYaN HoakWs-Mnuons.
Lrpu9 MuAittsrrn-}t0ttons and sst chsea.
.tunnK BAnxuH-No court nntI1 Tnetday.
JCp1x TuLEY-Gora to Tho Criminal Conr.
1uDnM4hTs.
st'rHK1ou eornr-Co -CoxrzsAiox&-Fd Mendel
rs SiRu1oud Hisckmau, 81, Ni4. NJ. peat 4 1slnck
". Oswald Knb!ssehkJ, tals. ": l.. TaFpin, 1!e.
Randolph and william fsandoloh, Il. lilo. 6.
Jupas uAnr-East New York Boot, Shoe 4
Leather Manufacturing Company ~. Engona j..
MCKAY, *77a.TD.
Jupax xJAxxson-C1ty ~. Libby: condemnation
yar1ct IN fnsof Of defendants for H. sla for open'
!ne leavitt street through Sc. 81, from tho cir
limits In one mle morrill,
Ctnrl,rr Couhr CoNrEss1ors-knnfma 1extef
Va. Eiemnnd Dthckman, 81, 112 20. -1leMrv L.;
RpanRenhetR. administrator, etc.. y: Wcn1sl
WnniAta, .$s0t .15.-1us r. HAru,s VI, william F.
Hnt1ncA. 81. 21n.
, 1879-07-07
TIE NAvEGAT MURDER.

wy An"EsrHp ~" THE e"inn t1s,,
g ,s boy b na A1rnea@ % Mn m r."s
avent,e. IA lotkrd I'm nj tho ua1;eon-strect
Stallion ,,non ~ u .,sn,ctnn ~ NJ being tho ono who
1u. Nv ouop's'on ,.,,1s ~ .' ~ 1.,,n..1nn
shot hock aaVegat, hle scu'aa 'ao' ~ ana,saaS
evening, In trout OF the sstoon No. 4R South
Clark street. 1t seems that littlc Italian, aged
IN n.,,a, r,.n1, Tor,inuv. "a, h,v,nr n dI.nnto
10, na"eo s!ank l1esu.' ,ta. mae u,spns
aDon1 some S. n.uana. ~ v @ hn
did not get them t}ack. The thief, as Lem,c,tx
.tutea ven, iuto Tho saloon, and presentlv
ca1,o ~, ocatr. md .,i1 to Nnvcpat. uUerr.
.a'o ons & aSa''' n.a .tn sa" ,,W.. ~ msss .,-ar1s
lin to receive, as he supposed, the fire.
crackers. he vus shot Ii the left breast ty the
th,of wbo ron tnto thu aa1oon noa}n. Nnyeeat
.r",, s"u,' NV ~ ~. hnm. 49, hx H. xon and' NJ
a|ready stated 10 The TRIBUNE, died Of inc
wound saturda ny evening. Detective Duffy, Of
the Armory, wns ntycu cbarpc Of the case, and
at INCA AL to work to lind tf,c murderer.
% Ills appsafanec. e % addlne tl,st be- was jew boy.
n,,1 senrc = rinr viii n heart IN tbc finger Il
lis rirht hand pc1t thc 1ittlo one. DUFFY In
INJURED around the nc,Chborhood for boys who
learned TINT tie iva sons Of Z mar named
Gniirnan' livinr m psctfc nvenue. ware Vcner-
nliy armed. d. be went to tho fati,cr Yesterday,
md nsked rhero the younger boy
wnB I'm tt4!l1r uhnref the arc given
hr hh"0' 1e1n,c,,v thnn ,l,e ofhrr. The
Inv was at work. lint The father promised to
1,oyyc lin hama in a at,ort tina. About TIC
tltro hr ,rne to rama Duff mt Ictntnrtx on
ttcrc Int saving nnti,inr NJ (3cliinan,a coming,
When Tia ioihcr ni,ii sf,r1 arri1ctl ip 4 wagon,
I,cmterr immndintc]v' want ia Duff and.
nontinT mt yfn1nr {lnldmnn. said. HThat IL The
nna viz shnt. Rtrt.n Thc ofIlrcr iooker for lilo
rIng. and It was On tho Tiaht flncor. Under
thcse circ,,n,sknnrrs mn arrest uas iusttfab,0,
, 1879-07-07
HUM0R.

A horse-car route always euds whore they
tnko the horsecar in
The belle OF tho su1tan's farem 10 named
Dhtn-Ur. Evidently dinncr-bcll.
Paradoxical as It may appear, yet 4 mans
first trouble may bc bis twoth acho.
Alfttle boz, proud Of bis now jacket, fu-
formed bis s[ster that he WAS d aix-butsou
kid.
Old lady" All. you bad boy, draRotn' your
little brother along like that. B'posin' you was
to kll' hint" Bad boy-"Don't carol Got
another in-doors.''
Chicago packers, since March 1, havo slauGh-.
tered B0I,OOO hogs. Tho motto Of Chicago
should be, "1a hog sfgno vfnccs."--1Yeu York.
Commercial Adpertiser.
Judging from tho largo number Of young
esas ssg S,qan aner 1 % b ybs 9 a Sea 4
but an u. .. vo1.'- Fonkxrs StatesmdH.
"Walter, DO you think:tho. stars arc inhab-
itcdlr she sn{d, Eianctng ut him With m ex-.
Prcsalon that showed What conldcnco sho had
N us superior 'glsdom. "liarn," ho rnp'icd.
you can't expect my but ltgh-prtccd clerk 10
RuswoF thnt question" ."-Andretes' Dazar. i,
Ta,.<hai Times.
This ycnr's potnto-faisers arc full Of hoe.up.
II you bare any slghs. lend them. for sigh
4 1nuIe's death Is always nttendcd.by Soften
iuE OF the nrnytn'.
To nut carpet down, man should DO q
shrewd tack-t!clan.
"Wo don't hare tce-crcam enough" Is tho
great campsatnt Of sone-her.
When shooting mctoora collide with each 9TH
or, yolt Gun call them sky rock-hts.
Girls, don't throw your Gust Of shoes In tho
alieyHa5a, for alloy ga'ters arc dangerous.
, 1879-07-07

The failures uf farmers arn becoming alarming
ly frequent tu England. In 1870 they numbered
10; III 1871, 95!; III 1910, 4Su: In 1871, AT; III
1879 Sta; iastl III lhe 4rst halt OF l6, nn ftwer
than t}l4, III nldltlor, tho facts arc we'll known
thAt far,,crs In nany counties are now losing
their captal, ttat landlords find great difficulty
In rcicttng at utv prize. aA that thu Eumlssions
Of rents have 0nly met portion Vt lle ltillsutty
II tho land Of En.li becomes less and icas
abs 10 compete with that OF other countries IN
lllt growth OF tl,sat al CEREAL crops, thc aitcta
tiou In tue conditions will have an effect not only
on Tho peTsout Immediately concerned, but on
England os u whole.
, 1879-07-07

SATURDAYS TKoCEhDIhG6 IN BRIEF.
In tho case Of Martin Ryan va. Jaules Youne
and others, Judge Harlan filed tls opinion Sat-
urday In the case. The case was argued before
him when .hc mas here Inst. After reviting
tho iacts q. some lepgth tho Judge said 1t was
shown tue controversy In tho suit, which wns 4
bill to redeem from a foreclosure sale, wns be-
tween parties Of the same Stnte, nnd thc Ease
would therefore ha re,natdc1 to tbs Stoto Court
whence 1t camo
DIVORCES.
Annie l.. Stewart filed bill for divorce Sat-
urdar from her huhbulld, George Stewart, charg-
ing him With dcscrtto!.
vorce Ia thu following cases Clon,clitIao Gcrntlt
iron, Friedrich 0Grntt, for cruelty; Gcurgr C.
Erwin from Clam Irwin. for descrtim; Mary
Ann Sayage from John sayaee, causo conyc
tIon Of felony; and Christina y. Anderson from
benjamin Anderson, on tbs ground Of CRUELTY
nnd desertion.
Judge Moore Saturday granted U decree OF
divorce to Dayid l.. Reid from Sarah Itcid or
from William ZucEer, q, tie ground Of cruelty.
The Central National Bank, for thu use q 9.
Il. Glover, hscelyer, bcgan n suit for sl.4N
against Samuel ard Anna y; Appleton; ,,,
esaust John and Eliza ". Forsyt1,e, ". l..
Culver, +. r. Butler, John nud Anna Hamilton,
Marshall Field, J. r: Perry, John Cochral.e,
s!dne1 sarrer, a,nl Catherine Il. 'ltlfo,ti, ex-
syt,s for ~, 900 On the X. n Of tho N. ". y
Rtouth Of ilie canal, OF Her. g. H. l3 also, tho n.
W. u Of ilfs N. +. X Of said secin1,, and the
undivided II OF Lois and ., Bee. ~, 3s. Is.
Clncu1r COUNT.
John nobinson began suit for $50. zoo against
T. r. LA~fenca and James M' bal'ene'nc satur'
Matthew Morley commenced suit In tre.pasa
a0atnst tho City oi Chicago, claiming Sl0,00O
E.-..r H.. ..,r . ,,,t.... ,I,,t,<x - M 1 r,.,
, 1879-07-07
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN,.
Special Di&Dotcses n Tas 7fthane.
rREscoT1, Pierce Co.. July 6.-spr!ng whcat
heading out. Much Of II thin. Corn doing
we'll Hay crop short.
NATEHTowN, Wis, Ju|y 0.-Favorah1c ro-
ports continue to be received Of the condition
Of the growing crops iu this section, mud pros
ent appearances holr out tho most snuEufno
expectations In few fields some rust has
shown itself. In the wheat straw, hut nothing
Bcrious from It Ia npprchendcd unIcas we shnnld
have M unusunl amount Of vet unu eultry
weather from this forward.
, 1879-07-07
OHIO.

special Htsnafrae1 ta Tha TEt5,tns
DAMAsCoyiLLB, Co'uMbiana Co.. July c.
Wioter wheat cut short By drought oue-fourth.
Corn poor, Pastures and meadows short. Hay
light.
LIMA, Alien Co., July e.-Whcat arst-ratc.
be lnte.
HAyxsvlL1B. Ashland Co. JuG a-uaxYcat