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THE BREWERS.


Proceedings In tho Convention at 81. Lou!s.
ST. Louis, June 5.-rhc Brcwcrs' Convention
resumed its session this morning, with presl-
dent Reuter- In tic chair.
Tile f,ommfttse Oh Resolutions ecnortctl the
,.n".,,..,s. -1o
lollG"!ng' ....
WnRMEAe, The advocates OF prohibition continue
tu," sstn and rnns,nntion nf iii slcn6oIie nnvns.
ayes, Distilled and rufHlehied; aud
WnEEAt. Any NV inposinx , tno ssme fesas,S;
hs Toi II, ,,I,sratc aganst f"rnentci null beyrs.
ages. which are bulky aud pcrtshnblc, much more
harsny tnn asE ni,on @ ~niSa NC. so.ny
s%. e nnd .Hd '"" 'es3"'' A8'"e' '"'~' "o' ps'''"
W,,smKAa. II In n ssct established by eensrs, os
por.snss iat by tha popu5as use ei tossontea ua!:
beverages III plies Of Distilled liquors ths cause OF
tulnpefance Ii advanced; therefore.
Eeto!rea. Thas mcmhcFs Of this Assncintion
make syery ca9! sna!yidas!!y sna lolnt,J: to d.
cnsata1ns OF . n, M fed9.moss. Ana
to ~ nnr nm f !,
acSa Sa4''"s '"N p'e"'"' NS - ''"+' o1'>
" sRe,olcsa, Tha. nembera Of this Association uus
oyery 1noa,s in tboir power, especially b. lho sup.
port of proper candidates ios Representatives only
10 sccurua IHst DETERMINATIONS toswccn dstiIud ant
fsr1len'ud M i;gueus. ~ !ssslaslTe onactmun's OF
thult respective states. ,.,
WHEREAS, Tie near future may bring Issues
graysly affecting thu welfato Of tht brewing buaE.
l,ess II TUT country, % recurring united actlop and
Htsespsa, Vhat y u NV WIT o. every moMees
w. AAsneiatoR st y pass,stent personal eaots
,'o.:hn XII thst u - ,n.ttot ~ dnsv an "se e
ntcr"st for avery M. uirsctiv md ndtfrettV con,
,,estai win Id brcwtn: tranr 70 jolM III ranks
nnc 10 lubor Tor tho advancement Of IL aims End
objects.
Ruport atIooted,
~, n.
oen' 1tauh'' commissioner OF lhteFnal hese'
nue. was Introduced a''u tnaac bElet speech,
IN which he congratulated tho brewers on thu
SUCCESS Of their Association, boro testimony to
,,,o S.ct t,,ot tf,cv nl a,wov, ,nx,if.,to,, ia
's'o !As' .'at ivy 'au "'"uSa ii'a"'iostea u w.
sire to an the government III the collection Of
rs revenue uisa 70 ahVs ~ !ayh alld regulations
properly Observed aI!u said ~ would bu glad to
eonsldtr ahy su1eestions which might 30 mado
20 nm toucia's ahS pun tnef Malent devise 10
, 1879-06-06


members Of tito Convention at .to 1srmhnfa
Clu1! tInfl in which sonio N0 delegates md In
7ttctl gucsts participated. Nn,onx tho moro prom
tneilt gentlemen present wcre Lieut.. -19y. brock
hen Finkcln.ntrc and Kt,,r, Mayor Overstotx,
ptstmaster itayes nt,t stveral other Federal
oilitta's, md 0on. isaum, Commissioner Of 1tr'
A1nerea," responded 10 by Henry II. llnctcr,
President OF tllc Yruwcrst Association; y Beer
tho Trus National Drnk,' responded to BY ex.
Lieut.. -oov. johnson; "'rhc Commerce of ti!o
Hpssis p4essn J ys55sM E2yoe ey a Ma @
norman; Ataetkan Citisen." fesliot,so by Il.
kntzenmaveg, Secretary Of ttlu .Drcwcrs' Asso,
etasioa; ".'Femporance," responded to by, Fred
Lauer. Honorary rrea'lcnt of tho brew.
Col: George Knnpp, OF tic 4Aissouri Iftpao'iean
The nffatr wns Of tlle .nost .rechcrche cltarals
ter, and was enjoyed to the hEhaat degree BY all'
, 1879-06-06
jATr CRIMINAL ITEMS.


Harah Horton made love to John Pfcklar In
hts SALOON at tho corner Ut Deaplaines aud
Meridian streets, md last evening she robbed
httu OF $27 cash, Which be had In his yest-poek-
ct, Sho WAS arrested aud locked up at the Neat
Madison Street. 6tatEon.
Last Wednesday night burglars ontesad the
clgay.factory OF Anguish E Romney, vt Nos. II
Md IL atata street, aud c1rrted away about
1900 eigsr:. valued at sou. Entrance was
tncnt, thstahT gnlnlnE atsasa to tho stairway
leading up tnto The store.
The police ara looking for DR.. II. D. Palmer,
who w4s notorious month"; ago for ncfarloua
schemes Ok different characters, and who IL now
wanted for sNtnlllnE Mira Mary Arthur,
Bhe saw DE. ralmefs ctrcnlars, and necdln.
n1eical treatment, corscspollded with him. The
Doctur hai an office nt No. LII Clark street,
where be was At ono time connected With tle
notorious "pAthttudcr sWtndle, but tu l,ua
not been seen around there for sotno days past.
William, alias HBtd," lIoutthau, ,asrestetl upon
ausptc1on tor tho Larney robbery At brighton,
was yeaterdsy identified by Hugh Cosgruye,
young man, who says hs saw hlns twscc Y
Brighton the night Dserous to tho robbery, Twill
be au inpoasiblllty for the Lar.ieys to identity
him, owing 10 hls features having boon con
caatcd by 1 lnaak. Tbs police, however, hope
to tIul some ntW eyidencu aKalnst him, and also
uxpcct to capture tilB otlcE saembers Of Ills
gang.
Detectives Shea mud Kcstng yesterday ar
rested thrru weli.knoWn confidence men who,
aloug with aoIua acalrea u others, huva teeu TO-
rently working Tue railroad tEnius to aud tr0ul
tAa city Ia = most aneFgettc manner. Ihcy
tsfs,e's ns1ss ~, o. r Sp see,s s Asas o{Ss. cS
two were hooked for .vagrancy;. the latter
Is wxuted for Jumping; bouA ut Ju4'tce Wal
lacu's Court souta Wscka ago, liz lavtuE hceu
caught ~ good caaa W NAN named Grey,
fRrL.t Itr1t} t}fK~FI hmm
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iowa.
Hpfefdf Nspdtehss to Y7ts 1ss.tbttnk.

Spttidf D4spasehts to ma 7.fhunk.
OsKA1.oosA, Mailnakh Co., June t-.The
ground IL now we'll soaked With rain. Spring
wheat short straw. Oats good. Winter wheat
aud rye hoa.llug out well. Larger crop Of corn
planted than last year. Good stand. No bugs
yet.
VraA, Jefferson Co., Juno .5.-Tho prospect
for crops Of all kinds OF grain havo baen scri-
ous,y changed within the last SIX days. A most
terrific hatt.storm pnsscd Uver this region or
Friday evening. Spring Kra!u WAS beaten fiat to
the ground. Ryo and wheat ware headad out
we'll; canuot make moro than half crop.
Some fields ruined.
WATrnLoo, Dlacknawk Co., Juno 5.-Great
change lately in tic crop prospects for tho bet
tor Corn Is SIX inches high, and clear. Chinch
bups have juat made thcir appearance. Winter
wheat not hoadcd yek.
IllylNo. Tuna CO., June 5.-Chinch bugs do
Ing some damage. The heavy rains the past
week arc pushing wheat, oats, aud barle5 ou
finely.
W1sr Tno1, lows Co., June 5.-Wtthin tho
last lew dnrs have had Eood rains, sufficient to
start the wheat. Corn IA just coming up Somu
complaint ot chfncb bugs, also Of cut worms fu
tle corn.
WEBSTER C1rr. Hamilton Co., June 5.-our
small grains arc oil looking Aue]y. Largo
acreage OF corn planted; came up well. and tho
stand Ia good,
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Spfctd9 MSpatches 10 7aa Tribune.
JACKSON, Washington Co., june b.-Lnto
ratns cams In time to savo the crops Of small
eraiu. Tn the htllatdcs poor and past recovery.
Winter. wheat 40 Average crop: Just heading
out. Nearly onc-half tue corn lad to be re-
planted.
PRESCOTT, Plerce Co., Juns 5.-sfost Of the
wheat vas snwu during the drought. Came up
th!n. Corn is not up. Much damaged by rain
storms,
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CASUALTIES.
SIXTEEN LIVES 1MpEnILED.

SIXTEEN LIVES IMPENILED.
Gpee4al Dktpd&eh 10 Tbs Tribune
MExAsnA, Wis, Juno 5.-The yacht Myra
Belle capsized Of Line Kiln Point this morning
at o'clock. Tho ent!ro party remained in tho
water sofue thrce-quartcss OF an lour, when
they were rescued by the yacht Mermaid. VIII
Pr1re, m cstiulnhse young man. died boon after
his rescue frotn congestve chtlls II was mar.
row eaeapo for the 'catiro party, which numbered
sixteen.
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GuQuL9.

special D4patch 10 ne Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., June 5.-'rl,c jury IN the case
Of tho State Of Ohio 70. Tho Faculty Of tho
Homeopathic Hospital College Of this city ct
nl., for removing body from its grave for aur-
Gtcal study, brought IN verdict this evening
agatnst Dr.. schneidcr, Dean Of the Faculty, Dr..
Smith, one OF the demonstrators, md Sumner,
1anitor Of the College, the men who lid tt1u
work Of dtstntcrsttu, Tho OTTER msmbars OF
tho Faculty wero cleared Of the charge.
, 1879-06-06

BALTIMORE, Md, Juho 5.-At Rohrersville,
Washington County, Md, yesterday, Lewis 8.
Miller, aged 15, shot md killed Charles Norris,
about the anne age. Millor bad been teased,
BY the boys, who called Him n1cknames. He
procured nuskct, londcd It., followed the boys,
and shot Norris, ~ho died instaDtly.
, 1879-06-06
THE EMQONaIIINE EIss,

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., june 5-united States
neveuuc Collector Woo1cock today received Il
letter dated ut sfcAtlntvlllc, yesterday, from
United statsa Deputy Masahas james ". Davis,
stating that they wcrc fired upon Tuesday willis
destroying Cantri}s illicit diatit}ery NEAR Smith
vile, DeKnlb County, no enc was hurt.
, 1879-06-06
TURKEY.


LONDON, June "a dispatch from constan-
t!uop1s aasa tie Porto has sent dispatch to the
Powers declaring thus installation Of Aleko
Pasha as Governor Of Eastern RouuelIa With
out bolsting The Turkish lag anl observing
other customary for1nalsties constitutes ylo-
1atlon Of tho Uerllll treaty.
, 1879-06-06
THE MANHATTAN l,oBBERs.

THE MANHATTAN K0DBERS.
NEW YoHx, June 5.-Patrtcls Shevcltn, watch
man Ut the Manhattan Bank, and William Kcl-
ley, charged with tho burglary Of that iustlfu-
ton, were arra!9ncd to.day. 6hcvel,n pleaded
guilty. Kelley entered plcu u not guilty.
10th wora tup,anled 1ar trial Without bail.
, 1879-06-06

PoRrLANp, Me-, juno 5.--Tuesday morning
Graclo 1t. john Ciemencc broke Jail ID the poco-
station in tlls city. She had bccn In custody On
charge Of ctnbezzltng $1,000 from J. E. scrlng,
Of Sacramento, CAL, uul forging uote on
Senator Sharon, OF California. for $4,000, which
sle failed to gut cashetl. Sue also got $50 from
Dr. Sweat, OF Brownield.
, 1879-06-06
CROP-PROSP.ECI'S.

dp<cfaI D.DateA4s 10 7as Tribune.
CLIFTON, Wilson Co., juno 5.-Oats will bo
short. Winter wheat, early sown, fair. Late
sowu light. Corn plowed twice. Weather too
dry for rapid growth. Early winter whcat will
lie IL to harvest by tho 10tl Inst
BAXTER SPRINGS, Labetto Co., juno g.
Since lie frat settlement Of tlts county, the
crops hage never locked better than they do at
this titnc. Wheat IL nearly ripe, and will make
The heaviest crop for years. Oats are short, but
corn is looking we'll. The farmers nre pleased,
atsl tho n,erchan1B also.
OuEnNYv4L., Mnntgomery Co., June 5.--Thc
heavy rain on Saturday last was Just 10 time.
There will bo no complaint ot poor crops In
| this locality th!s rear. Wheat harvest COM
nad is ior years. soyera, staiks ot corn cut this
| tnorrpg measure t1ve feet nlne inches In hight.
CoFfNry.LLE, MONTGOMERY Co., juno o.
Crops ars looking fair Ia this locality, but wheat
| Perhaps two-thtrd yield will bo had. Corn Is
very Eood, but the soil here dota not stand
| drought n we'll as soHle parts Of tho State.
| several nice rains recently have improved np~
| pcarancea ver9 much. Ono farmer cotntne need
FnEpoxrA, Wilson Co., Juno 9.-Whcat
harvest has commenced, alnl tue Yield will be
larger t9sn for !ears past Germ orI,oh, y doing
Some farmers hayc ploWed thelr corn for tho
laat time. We expect railroad here this fall,
and with large crops and homo market every
body Ia happy.
| YATss CENTRE, Woodson Co., June e.
There arc better prospects for m abundant crop
| Of both wheat and corn in Woodsun County
than We have had for yenrs. Wheat is hcaded
und nearly ready for haryGst, aud corn never
| looked butter than now.
NEosIo FAILS, Waolsou Co.. Juue 5.--T'he
wheat hatvest Is upon us. und the crop Ia large
one In acreage, and will bc IN yield. Corn is
! luoking well, but soma felds aen aulte ANAL
yet, mid the wheat harvest may compel some
fields to be neglected, but tho pEospect for a
lnrga crop never wus butter.
0swR0o, Labclle Co., Juno 5.-lhe outlook
| fur larGe yield of wheat Is COOL. We have
had plenty Of rain, antl wheat 10 headed md
so1ns tla}ls ready for the reaper. Corn Is doing
| well. Oats will b. a small Erop, willis graas Ii
larger than for years past at this scason.
, 1879-06-06

Bpff7d| U7Sbdlch 70 7hE 7F1tAHAs
B1sMAHoK, June 5.-Four Cheyenne indians
were sentenced yesterday by the A1i!cs.4City
Court OF Afontana 10 ba hanged on tic 7th Of
July. There were thn Reds who klltcd a private
soldier und wounded eergt. Kennedy at tho
Signal Service last April. Tho hanging bee Is q
new departure ln tndlan affairs IN thls section,
, 1879-06-06

PouaHKEErs1E, Juno 6.---A tramp attacked
thu wldow ot Farmer Vinegar, near aiillcrton.
Dutcless County, yesterday. She was SO
frightened that she died INSTANTLY. Sha was be-
tween 90 and 10 years OF age. Alyncning party
IL II, nt,rat1t
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P1rrsnuAo, Pa;, June b,-By the explosion Of
a boiler at brYan's: brlck-yard at Freedom TO-
day John Bryan. aud Frauk Matnauy wero in.
stantly killed, and John Powell and Frank
Bryan fatally, anI D. Grim. ". Erwin, as'd Jo-
scD'I McDtrmott dettously Injured. Low watcr
caused the aecfuehts
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are nnw Farmers arc encouraged at the In.
proved outlook for the senson. Wheat, oats,
md barley arc looking very fair on old lana.
KANpirout Kandiyobi Co, Juno 5.-stnco
my last telegram nb,,,ljnnt rains ,a1u ,naterinl-
ly changed crop prospects for TIM better. sn1atl
Gsn!ns Hre IN fair condition. ,fecdY and ule-
ve1: o,t doing ,ye. Germ y luat coming up:
drought has injured the late.sovn wheat fully
20 per cent Tic fields arc full Of wild buck
wheat md weeds. EarIt-sown wheat neVor bet.
ter. Good stns,d OF corn.
WApEHA, Wadena Co., Juno b.-Spr1ng
wheat, oats, and barley never gave better pros
pccts Of 4 fine crop thhu ut tho present time.
The excessively wet nlnl cold weather hns re-
tartied tho growth OF corn.
, 1879-06-06

NEW PARLIAMENT HOUSE.
BERLIN, juno b.-The Prussian Government
has filtered u site for the new Imperial par'sa
mciit Houae IN Berlin.
MARRIAGE PROJECT.
The report IL current tint ularria9o is pro.
1ecscd between the Crown Prince Of Sweden aud
the Princess Yictorla OF Baden.
OUT or DANCER.
The Prince OF 0ranpe, heir-apparent TO the
throne Of Holland, Is out Of danger an1 im-
proving.
RAILWAY CAAn0Es.
BERLIN, Juno 4.-Tho Special Committee OF
the Bunlesra.h reported fAvorably on the bill
rcserv!ng to tho Emperor the right Of fixing
rates OF carriage on uniform basis for nil Ger
uau railways. and abolish!ug the freight tates
which were uuduly favorable to articles pro-
duced abroad.
MINISTER WHITE.
BERLIN, June 5.-s1r. White, the new Amcr-
ttan Minister, has arrived. Thu German press
welcome him rs m appropriate successor to
Baya1d Taylor.
, 1879-06-06

,PARls. June 5.-Two hundred and eighty
cight additional Communists have received
amnesty. The amnesty law expires to-day.
DLANQrT
PARIS, June b.-1t Is stated that tho Cabinet
1las decided to pardon Btanqui Jn fuw 1ays.
, 1879-06-06
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Peter Swing'er Swung at Cham
bersburg, Pa, Yesterday.
A Tramp, ut Millertown, N. T., Fright"
ems an Old Lady to DEATH,
A Mob In Pursuit Of tho Tramp with
Hopes Of Catching Him.
Trial Of Parsons, tho Detaulter, at Bur-
lington., 1a.--Tys.


dptcfni Htspafch to Tht Tribune
BURLINGTON, ID, luna 5.-Duri,ig the past
four days tie District Court Of this county las
been occunied In l,carIng tho case Of tic State
nnnins& 4. ". Parsons, the former Assistant
Cashier Of tho Mcrcllants' National Dauk and
Treasurer OF the, School Board, for
tho embczz'cmcnt Of $4,000 Of school
funds. Tile testimony thus lar submitted has
been confined to description Of tic manner Of
keeping tho lecounls Of the bank, md Us to
suudry manlpula.ions Of the books by the ac-
cuscd, TO cover up tho shortagc In
accounts. Tho bookkccper Of tile
Justified that tlle accused, on
the 2olh Of juno, 1871, banded him a check fur
a30,0O0, urawn against the School Fund, and
told him to enter 1t On tic books under date OF
the l9th,. md then, on tho ba1ne or, h, ho
had the School Fund credited with $50 0o0,
but that money played no part IN this transac-
tson. On that dnJ tllc Bank Examiner t1am~
e wero pr proDaoly made @ to ni salsiy h,m o tho cor.
rectness oE tic aeeonhts. County Treasurer
Hutchinson testified to having pala rrsons, from
April 70 Apsil ., 1877, :, sGloot money to TIE
at thu 0fclsrd ri cfy . si.lts, testified tat tlo day
b0fore the ACCUSED Disappeared lle eAw Ia bis
possession large roll of bank-bills. The
general Impression has prevailed TINT Parsons
so9k no monSy With % "sn e's H. IT. Ter Pa1ts
thts week.
A young man who registered as the Barrett
House last Monday n: ucorgo A. Kogd last
evening handed the clerk acheck for $4o. 50 on the
| First National Bank, and sgnea by ". W.
Baldwin. The check turned out to be forgery,
! u1td the young mnu was arrested aud plnced III
jail in default Of $1,000 bail. subsequently ho
said Ills renl nasno was JAMES Roberts, that hts
people live at MaYsyie, KY, III comfortable
circumstances, aud TINT he lost oil his money
| our West, A.,l rcsortcd to the forgery business
hacnuaa tic didn't Hiah to rcturn hQHR broke.
, 1879-06-06

Es,tctai Iisautch TO ana Ttttuns.
ADRIAN, Mich, June 5,-Robert Powell, aged
10, was drowned In Dlckson's mtll-pond. near
t|Es cIty ut noon today. While washing shuep
he accidentally stopped Into D deep hole.
, 1879-06-06

LEBANON, Pa, Juua 5.-NIn1rod spattcn-
hover, sentenced to 10 executed to-lay, has
been granted u renrleye Of thirty days, tint Ais
ease. may bo brought tcforc tho Board Of
PnrdQps.
, 1879-06-06

CnAAuERsBun9, Pa, Juno 5.-Peter, al[as
"peachy,", swlnglcr (colored), who murdered
John Anderson {eotored) at bali here on the
hight Of Dec. II lost, was hanged Ia tho jail
yard today. upon rcaching tho seatrold
SwIngcr himself ptaccd tlle rope around bis
neck. The Sheriff had hin remove It to allow
him to make any rea,arks he wished. He then
said whisky and bad company brought him
there, mud advised all to abstain from all;
thanked the Sheriff and attendants for kind
ness; saId he was ready, md again placed tic
rope around his neck, which the shuriH again
had removed. After PRAYER, tic cup was placed
over Ills head, the ropo adjusted, the trap
sprung ut II :05, md at II :15 ho was pronounced
dead.
The crime for which The condemned suffered
wnE committed OIL the night Of Dec. II last.
There had been dance nt the houao Of John
Audcrson, and during tho evening swlng!er be-
came involved III quarrel with Anderson, anu
subsequently With the lattcr's wife. 6wlngler
pulled UH hts coat aid 1nade hostile Gemonstra.
uous toward Mrs. Anderson, who detonded her,
self with an ax. The t,usbanl intcrfercd aud
pushed Swtngter out Of tho house. In IN hour
tho elected negro rctllrncl, walked up to An
derson wh!o be was danclng, placed tlIe muzz'e
Of q gun to his abdomen aud fired, causing the
death Of Anderson in. fifteen minutes. This
was the second hnuEing In franklin County In
seventy years, Shutter, The wtlc.lnuraerer, hav-
Ing been executed ID April last.
, 1879-06-06
,ATGIIANfSTAN.

B1MLA, June 6.-I'he Atncer Of Aighanlstan
twill start for Cabu1 on the 9th inst. After
tour OF inspection throughout Ills Kiugdon,
lie viii visit the Vtccroy Of lnAla at tbs cud Of
uc1t winter,
, 1879-06-06
FATAL" EXPLOSION.

Bpee1M U1tp14tH 70 1He 7f5tVH1
DEApwooD, Iuna 5.-Al Davis, a mtncr
working in the Father Dcamet minc. was killed
to-day by tho discharge Of blast which be had
Get, but failed to- explode. uo started to cx-
au,luo II, when an' explosion occurred with ter
rtGe totee, ktlttng him sassantly.
, 1879-06-06
STEAMER SUNK.

Sptt.al DtsnaftA t. 7As Tfibuf1k-
DIaHAnoK, D. r. juno 5.-The steamer Ycl-
lowatoue WIS sunk In tho Yellowstone River by
striking a rock Ia crossing over Buffalo Rapids.
Tho loss on boat and cargo IN 85U,0U0. Tue
owner ts Dr.. Lamme, Of BoZenan, Moutan0.
, 1879-06-06
HApTI9Ep IN BLOOD.

FOND pu LAC. Wis, Jans 5.-WiIliam zem-
mel, a wcll-to-lo farmer, left home to have an
Infant child baptized, and, while preparing to
return, was Kicked by one nf Tho l0rses uni In
stantly killed. Hia aKull waa completely crusI-
cd.
, 1879-06-06
ILLINOIS.

8ptci1{ Dgp01cAfs 10 IAs Tribune.
Etufs, ILL.,, juno 5.-Crops are looking better
sIncs the late rains, hus tue yield WILL be small
in this section.
Hay will be short crop.
Oats aro very thin On tic ground, ~ the seed
fas'ra to germinata well. WIN bu about two
thirds crop.
Corn Is looking well, but IL two weeks late.
llcplanting Is about being concluded. About
huit Of the acreage Is being replauted. The
Early planted corn waa an entire failure.
Wheat Will b. halt a crop. It did not gefml.
nate we'll, and Il short.
Cherries will be good crop. but apples and
otter fruit sitt be aluoat total failure.
Potatoes nre doIng nicely, md but foW buRs
hare tnlao their appearance.
DwIallr, Ill.,, Junr 5..-Thank God Tor the
beautiful rRin which refreshed the pkrched enrth
last night. We might have had more, anil wo
might bave ta1 aone, ~ wo arc thankful! for
appearance IN full force as 4 result Of the dry
waathe., AND nro doing considerable damage to
rye and oats. All tl,9 corn planted laat week Ia
eoIt'ing up well. Hay WI yield from half to
thrce'4 4uarscrs of ton to tho aero Flax IL very
thin mid weak. Stsny afs plowlng up their INK
mud oass, and planting corp.
PHEASANT MouAD, Bond Co., June b.-Afsuy
fields Of HintcF wheat will not make more than
nalf y croop. All headod out. Corn came up
il,LLsnoKo. Montgomery Co., juno b,-O.ts
will be almoat failure. Wheat ta not alliug
well. lIad good rain Sunday night, which will
Alu,ox, Edwards Co., Juue 6,-Wlater wheat
fair, but lpjurud by tie drought. Outs below
the average. Corn backward on account ut
1nnles aud excessive drought.
puro,s 70, Wa;sa!4gtSu e., June b-whest T.
/ ruined. Corn fair stand. Fruit cll short, ".
| eept apples. Lad goo1 rain sunday.
, 1879-06-06
RUSSIA,
= %R
FlH1 LfI3HE6.

LONDON. June b.-'rhe losacs to tho Russtan
fire.lnsuFaure companies by the great tlres In
Oseuburg last mouth aggregate aa037,00o 1u-
itlca.
, 1879-06-06

6o<etat Etxpaseh to TAs TftaHns.
ViNcEsNEs, Ind, June 5.-philip Bush, aged
10. was throHn from mule to-day In johnson
Township, and dragged to death.
, 1879-06-06

special fHs1atcAss ~ 9As Trthass,
FoKxsr cITr, Meekar Co, Jaus 5.-sprlng
wheat vi old land Il Injured by ths drought.
Tn new land neYcr better. Corn backward.
Outlook for ut crops equal to last sca&ou.
lssp Wlsa, Goodhus Co., Juua 6.-small
grim h \ No. J. cat,ai,nn More corn than
usual piantsd. NJ xrasshoppcFs.
.corrAuE tiHoyk, Washington Co., June 5.--
WhIat 10 rather thin. Lust few daya have bean
very favosable for wheat, sult IL atoollng cut.
Nscot,xvr, Nteusie,t Co., jun o.-Sma,l
grains ats improving, but ara very fou! With
wee1ls. Wheat y ~ per eeut beiow last yeax,
ROCHESTER,, 0iu!stead TO-, Juua 6.-CE0pa
not a. Eool " last Jssr. 'somr iew chIncl,
buga.
SnAxorsx, eeott CO., june 6.-Whost il ,ook.
tt!g very dnely. harley doing well. Good atund
u corn,
lixhAr, Nubles Gu, June 6.-loppers seem
to ls dying vi, aud are lolug Very little lalu-
, 1879-06-06

MELBOURNE, June 5-The Australian mud
European Bank has stopped payment.
, 1879-06-06
ITALY.
rtTtfH ftT

LoNDoz, June IA pasis despatch gives cur
teucy to zumour that Gen. Garibalui Is dead,
but Menotti Garlbaldl. at Rome, tolegraphs a
contradiction Of thu report and says that his
father has completely recovered from bis recent
iDdi4pos!tlpa.
, 1879-06-06

Nobody but gump aeglssts sGssT saa II, la.l.at'a
81 .'sf fMS}as34s MHas34 y r;Sps suts III 0a' aiu'p
, 1879-06-06
THE RED MEN.

WHEELING, ". w, juno 5.-Qu!et has been
rcstored at Lslticson, Wotzal County. Thu niae
Red Men Of the Ranx Of outlaws who haYe been
info'tlng TINT coanty, snd who wore arrested,
waived IN examination nnd gaya bout for their
appearance At Court,
A special dispatch from Littloton this evening
rived as that tQVa to-day aud aasertcl
her 'utent'on ut ,urnlnK States eytdence
against \ gatlg OF twenty.eIgtt OF tho Red sieu,
who yisltc'l her hOub0 f1w nights sgo. blnck-
eue1 their faeea, md wens uut ua sI,u FatA aliu
rsturnlng, wished their taces aa told her Wheru
they lad beeup uul who they Ind visited. The
woman Is staying for thu present with friends
ut Littlolou, aud will not return homG until
attar te Court tnebts, tor lear OF being mur.
tefeu by tl!u l{ad Men.
, 1879-06-06

FLORENCE, June 5.-1ntcrnatlonalsts who
threw bombs at the crowd last November have
been sentenced, one to imprisonment for life,
Two fot twenty and four tor n!neteen years.