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, 1879-07-18

LoHdoH SiaN1lrh
A respectfully -Attlrca female applied to Mt.
Do Rutxcn, at thu Matylcbone poiice Court, Tor
his assistance undsf tho following clrCum-
stauces: She sa!d she VA. being continually
mesmertz8a aul Magnctized BY her husband
untt his servants, und her bodily substance wa4
being taken away by II. They coul1 tuesmestzc
her at distance, an.l she was dytng ntacsab'y
by!t. blr. Dc kutxen said ho wxs afraid It was
not . matter Of which he could take oognirauco4
Applicability death enaucs, IL not tllat
cnou1A2 Death will eusue In ! daT or two, Or
In wuek nr two. It. Is destroying body, and
bowels, nud blood. am being gradually MUIR
dered by my husband aud Ills two English
servants. 1t ought to b. written down. Any
body who fas an interest In another person's
death might do this. VIII you write down ,ny
TWO scrvants!" BIZ. Dc Rutzen said bs could
uot do It. Applicant {vehsmently)-"Y You hare
the power. II Is failure OF jusslce. 1t IL real
murder. Ills Just the saine a pointing a p!stol
n person's head. That woman who died in
Kent died In this way. shs was slowly mes
merlzed 10 her death. I ain gradually dying,
uul the substance Of mr bod Is beins taken
away. have had thirteen doctors during the
rear" Dir. Dc Rulzeu suggested that be
should sepd m olHcer to the house. The ap-
pitcaut-"Cannos you haye nav husband before
you uud question him about itt'' Mr.. Dc Rut-
zen observed that hs could not. Thc applicant
-"Ypu aIs IN ErgllsA Magistrate. aud you
, 1879-07-18

r!ee tu some speculation sgan As to the future Of
tl,e inree: Though, mr. Harrieon denies It, that
"frlend y Of his, who stands around the corners
rtuornl Is only matter Of time, and thai Capt.
A(cQaFrtetc is 10 the salnc boat For scnvty's
placc e1-Sherstf Kern secns to bare ilIe insitle
track, and, assuming uIat O'Don!tcll u to re-
given @ % a captalncy, 1hich was promised him i'm
soma tit1ie alsu. Another candidate for the Sn-
pertntcnisncy Is Harvey r. Wce1s, mid lie Is
belng hnrrahcd for, but Eiuca Mr.. Harrison is to
hsye nothing to ~ IN The Matter; h's chanSes g,
Democracy has mover been notorious c1crpt
whcn Ilnrrfson's narus headed the Democratic
ticket A few days, or weeks At most, will tell
thehtorJ. =
DKNNER.
IL Ind been the intention OF several pronlf-
ncnt gentlemen TO cali npou the Mayer ytst:r-
day for he purpose Of urging s,pon hin, tho re-
aupoiatr,Apt Of Aislt Dcnfer ~ Marshal On the
1st Of next month. They did not gu however.
Some Of lfchi were so busy ~ ta TX ,l',stic TO
use!essucss Of 'te attempt. II had ben stentfe1
to them privately that the Mayor rss fuexorahlo,
aud TINT no ensreatfes on thcl! part ~ntsla
Induce him 10 chanR1 his mint. ile had hxcd
upon the nasns which be Intended scndsn9 II ~
the Council On the 1s., and nil The appeals Of
duee hiu, to wa.cr fforn bis determination.
The Mayor himself YESTERDAY. In speaking ou
Benncr we're only official ones; nutstic Of that
as between Carter. Il. Harrison n,i
"a before. lie still thought Of course. ,ihnt
Bcnncr was wrong in tito course ho lind taken,
n.sti believed 1t was partly the result OF bad nd
vice which had been given him.
The question having been raised whrther Act
inE Marshal 9wenio should give boEh4, Swcnie
hfluscIt wes asked ahout It, a,nI said l.o should
nut tllc one, considering TINT Of un acting Mar
shal 1t WAS not required. Cnsporatson-C Council
Adams hnd not looked the matter ttp. mid was
unable to give au opinion on The subject. In.
doubleday none Will be required of him.
, 1879-07-18

been broueh. over 10 get tie frosh breeze, lunch
on crackers md milk, ansi good, long. delightful
napt. protected from the SUMS RAYS by the largo
awnIng o.er tho main pcr. The fittings And
furnishings this year ara much the same % last,
about tho only hew festurc-and that a protni.
hent one-beng the addition OF SOMA hammocKs,
which tend greatly 10 tie comfort OF .he'ltttte
ones. The Floating Hospital Is doing an i'm
mense amount Of good. Week, puny. sickly
little childstn who were taken out 10 the pier
when the hot weather opcnca havo become
transformed Into bright, active. hardy little
creatures With most protlfcious appettles, md
The effect Upon the poor. harsluoyked, and tired
mothers u similarly grntliylng.
Wien The ltttio visitors iron, the hot close
hy-htrccts and the hotter AMI dlrtlcr alleys tire
VI The }der and long for change and a roll In
tile grass, they nrc carried OF trltn4cd along In
baby-csFrtnces to The park, where they find all
they want In thas respect, and testify their de.
light by shouts Of Joy and an5 amount Of In
fatltitu hilartty. There arc charities In Chicago
mid charities. hut al this ar,Ic1linr seoaon nono
nj them do 50 mich VI Eood al 10 littlc a tax
Upon thr purses of the benevolent as this blessed
institution kuown Us the Floating Hospital.
, 1879-07-18
THE SOUTHEAST.

WAsalN0ToN, D. c., July 17.-There has
been marked limnutlon In the Temperature
to-day. The mercury has not risen above o.,
aud during portion Of tho day there has been
breeze whtcl, hos rendered tho heat moro en-.
durable. Still cooler weather Is promised.
There hus been no rain Of any conscaucncn for
over month"; Reports from points on tho
Chesapeake It Ohio Railroad and Other sections
Of Virginia, as well as West Virginia, Indicate
similar conditions. The drought Is affecting
the crops nlarmingly. Many. small water.
cousses arc ontIrely dried up, and In soma In
STANCES cattle have to bs driven q long distance
operations on account Of tho scarcttf Of water,
Tla JAMES River, Just above Kiehnloud, IL SO
Tow that It tan be crossed on foot at various
points without wetting. Quts. ahpea.
, 1879-07-18
THE COLORED EXODUS
Aritansas Negroes Preparing to LeAve for
IkMnNaA.

AfHanRn& NGSfoEH preparing to L4AV0 for
Knnsas,
Among thu recent arrivals In thu city I. Mr.. r.
A Fn,ton nf t,rcw f,o,,n,v Ark.n,s. ,,bn,.on,es
North lor tue purnoso ot raising tho money
necessary to equip the coorcd colonists, OF
wtom liz is the head, who are about to leave
thrr homr. IN or,,cr r., te,,1c IN Kort,s. Mr.
r', NJ. "S3 :" S. ~ 1,.'s', ~ 49,
rcHoo - Fessoo "no 4o'oot'J !tsta i" lt''
city, aud Was employed III tue o!u Democratic
jrfss in 1851 but who for the Last thirteen years
haA lived In The Snutb bnvint been Il rcstt3cnt
.,,a ,s-1 ~ nr.,v f.o,,tv hToh ,io. Il, ,b. south
INV 'o' ~. ,"'.. ~.
eastern paft VI h9Raa.ss' aoout hi'3 "uee paek
from tho Mississippi Rivcr. Tho condition Of
the coored people in this. section has become
~. tr.,s :. ~. a..'' .'.,' -. .'s4
~ uoVnE OUT" LUIS u hos uao so much 70 po'
l!ttcal eautes, although tnoso nave great in!ln"
enca, as to material ones. Very foW Of tile cui-
orcti reonEn ara landowners: very few own
...m. mi n,u,.. 1Ys ,,,tnr,,v e.r, ,,,n,- ,ie.
.eaua' N''u 4'u''"' a"s .1'alo.'t e".a a..N ~
INK ny working on Inc isems or plantations OF
tho whttt landowners. The teFms HFe very
sIIuplu, Tie l.borer furnlsbcs tho labor, feed.
trr c,,,hjr, am, do,,n,inv b,n.,1t and para
~ ~ ~. ',... 1,-.,.t 49,. 80
ns't TIC crop Ane 'anaH"ucss iu'n's" !ae !an"
and implements ana lake tl'e Other half' TUG
price Of cation Is now 10 !o" That
thrre IL 10 profit whatever Tor tile laborlnE man.
owner there Is = profit; hut thc jatorar, who
haa to pay ~ Tho country store twlcs tAe real
value OF a!l t!ia supplies. Alnt who Is generally
| III arrcAea owing to thcso oKtravaKant charges,
tlnda that bis haf Of the crop duca nut begin to
mlIe out hls debts. It 1s, therefore. ln the flrHt
, 1879-07-18
CROP NOTES.
KANSAS.
!sncfaf Dtsrdteh IA 1t4 Tntbune,


HARTFORD, Lyon Co., July 17.-hluch OF ths
wheat an entire failure; somo fields will mnke
twenty bushels; all late wheat injured by
drought; crop 20 per cent less than 1873.
Chtnctbugs have injured grcat deal OF wheat,
oats, and corn.
LoNarow, Elk Co., July 17.-Chtnch-bugs
have been vcrr bad on somo Of our corn. WIN
ter wheat al In stack; Borne has been thrtshci;
yield hotter than expected; think IT Will 60 d.
teen bushcls.
LANE, Franklin Co., July 1L-Wintcr wheat
mostly all In stack. Wheat crop not up to the
average Of last year. Oats aTe short, Flax
good.
La CroNE, Linn Co., July 17.-Wintcr wheat
yielding len 10 twelve bushels. Graiu very
good. 0nts not more than half crop. We
have the best show for corn We ever had; in
tasscl from six to ntna fcet high
CEHTnAL1A, Nculaha Co., July 17.-Wlnter
wheat twelve bushels to the aero. Drought ',as
reduced the cut onc-third. Crop Is lighter than
1878.
MoPnnEsos, MCPHERSON Co., July 17.-W,n.
ter wheat will yleid iron, eight to ten bushels.
Quality not as rood as last year. Greater NUM-
ber Of acres but lcas bushels. oata cut short
nearly one-thrd. chtnch.bugs plcntv.
luRoF,. Atchfson Co.. duly 17.-WtDter wheat
has been damaged by wet wcnsllcr since harvest
a. least 10 per cent. Oats best for three ycara.
N0Fn 51lklnh. ...
GnANApA, Nemaha Co., July 17.-Wiutct
wheat In stack. Some thrcshcd. VIII 60 olght
to tcu bushels to tho apfc. Flax will mako
fair crop. Chinct,-bugs nave. nearly ruined
H1anLAsD, Doniphan Co., JuIy 7.-spr!ng
wheat, owing to our big rains for SIX weeks, ia
giving us m average yield oat crop good,
Corn magnificent, from seven to thirteen feet
bfgE.
FnAaKronr, Marshall Co., July 17.-Wintet
wheat averaged eighteen bushels to the arrc.
Berry good; yield not as good Us 1878. Tat
crop TO per cent less than Last year. Corn
hcaYy.
JAcKsosv1tLB, Ncosho CO., Jnly 17.-Winter
wheat all In stacK But very little thresncd.
Quality gopd. lnjured by drought Flax and
outs short crop.
Il1AwArnA, Brown Co., July 17.-Wln.cr
wheat Will average fifteen bushels to tho acre,
Gsasu good quality. Spring wheat iair.
, 1879-07-18
WISCONSIN.

aptcfd! l7f*rasch TO TIE zT7tan6.
WATEnrowg, Wis. July 17.-Tho winter
wheat and rye harvest fs nearly 'iulsl,ed in this
section. Doth crops arc being secured III GOOD
condition. The winter wheat berry Is plump,
and the yield ons Of the largest ever known,
with b muct,.incrcnseil acreage over former
years. RYE is III excellent quality, und full
average crop. The return Of cool weather witl
in the paat few days l,aa had n very favorable
effect on spring wtscat uld II ts uoW dotlIg
splendidly, rIpcn!ng rapidly, uud, uotH!thstaud.
Ing The leaffust In some fields, II promises to be
OF good quality, and to yield ahundnntly.
DELAvAH, Wis, July 17.-Wcat!.er cold and
favorablo for crops. Winter wheat aud barley
harvest Just commencing, both Of which arc 4
very good CROP Barley il Plump und henvr,
aud with dry weather Tor iiarvcsting the color
Wtli be good. Spring wheat will be m average
ylcld, with the exception Of all occasional ptrco
damaged by rust aud bugs. Oats mud lax arc
looking well, and promise good average yield.
Coru never looked better. Considerable wool
In the hands Of farmers yet. buyers aro
bc1rcGs
, 1879-07-18


KEARNEr, Buffalo Co., july t7.-Wlntcr
wheat will yield from eighteen to tHcuty bushcls
Quality A No. l. Gathered In good shape. Oats
good yield. Spring wheat being cut. Large
yield and ltest quality. Larger acreage than In
1918. Straw ot alt grain slort OH account Of
dry spriug.
FAlnuuHY, Jefferson Co., July t7.-Chlnch.
yet, Winter wheat is yielding tWhuty bushels.
Quality good. All aata tn the atatk.
CKsrlAL CITY, lerriek Co., July 12-8prlng
wheat headed splsudillY. Fully as good u csop
as last ycpr. Chincll.bugs III soulo localities.
but not vory bad yet.
VAUDEVILLE. Dodge Co., July 17.--Hsryest
commenced Spring wheat about On average
yield. Oats fstr+ Corn promising large Yield.
, 1879-07-18
DEAD ANIMALS.

Tho Attempt to Prevent tho Abatement Of
tte stink Nuisance.
Tic Board Of Trustees Of Hyde Park will
meet tonight nt Tho Village Hall. Their
main business will be that Of considering
tho so-eallcd "stink ordinance" That thero
will bo Il large audience, there Is not doubt.
The stock.Yard parties who arc interested ia
,ts passage wll DO over in full force, 10 they
promise. A number Of persons who signed tho
petition for the ordinance will be present, and
the parties who lend tho ynu arc to speak. Be-
aides this, 1 circular printed tu the Stock Yards
haa been circulated whIch caEls the citixens, at
tention to the time and place Of The meeting,
mud which saws that certain parties are trying to
nuke the people botieve that tho interest Gght-
it,g the train is a rival company.
M1. Leansler D. Coodce, Tile Village Attorney
of Hyde Park, kays ho is, ~ matter OF course,
nautsal party, And tnkes no interest IN either
side Vi The fight further than 10 sec that tho
people Rct justice ahd Hyde Park bus no null
annccs. Tic says he did not draw fl.c Coy ortii.
of liz I.,ard Of Trustees. llo did not make Il,
and supposrs shat i was COY. though At tIrst Il
Was said 10 10 By Charles Httchcockss hand. 1Is
had Ia hts pose an ortiinance which Is mich
moro fitting which, he proposes to present 70.
be accepted. IL is Us follows:
Skcrtos l. That tho bringing Into the Village Of
nyds PaIi Of shc holy Of eareana of anJ nnslaug,.
o. ato or ny
putrd o. Offensive animal matter, Ii hereby de.
catcd q nuisance.
cor,,n.ation rho shall bring into the Village OF
Hyde Park the body Gr carcass Of hny unslalght-
cred dead nn,nal o. animals, odal, blood. bones.
pntrd Or offensive animal mss.cf. shall b deemed
Kn!ity OF nltede,ucanor. md on conviction there.
f hto, 1ny egast h.v9E 'n,sdictton
, 1879-07-18

The lawsult instituted by the hslr Of tho late
Dictator Kosas agalnst Duenos Ayscs, TO recover
sequestratsl property valued 1t Sl0, GU COZ, has
bcel, finally decidcd Ia favor Of tlle plai.ltl1.
looked upon Us crcultable to tho purity and lu-
dependence oi the Bench. IiD suit lasted fifteen
years. Mrs. Terrcro, daughter Of Gep. Rosaas
ID tAs epScfsslQl litgaut.
, 1879-07-18

wouti kesp tho ra',a, % con.tnntly husy. md
would result in cepera, pestience, '' N
.v,n,rCIrv
MANIEVFEELs
sua,1en Dsn,h nj n rcnhov of TIM Fan,.
, ,.,,.'.a "as uefmqa ,asn"1 uensta'' ,, -u
baron julius Won Monteailol. wnon alive,
was known to d few people In Chicago rs tho
proprietor OF liouor saloon on Dlup Island ay-
"Lu .A,Ia " :. ~ e. ~, w.. ~ ns u'sps
ainE oafoe's' supp!1cs ~ '"' Aot Ncst 'ahuoipn
street. Lie was also known as a very Wild
young mau, addicted TO strong drstk, and a
few WHO knew That he hsd INV c,ains
a." ,,,,.% ats". % .h., o,,,a - Wy n,,,.. I,a'm.
to birth above the common walks OF
!lfe, ana md mono ,, except ssl IL, tho girl ,l ho
"a pnss{b]e sop-ln-]nw. who carcd aurtbfnp
~ r.. ,,.,..,. h.a, T., IT,. ~. 49,.
aoou1 1'' tl1 'tau" 'ea ~ 'uuE' epoAo
uot u word OF Engl'sn' was remarkably gooa
MS money with lnyish hand, ras almost con-
...,,t< ,,,,.r ,,;o ,,n,,srca oItt,.r -, uo,,r =.
etnn15 "4a'A wv NV. 81. 49,. " "N"e' ..
9 au ,s KIN s n ~
Ls death; y..,..c.,. ,..
baron Ju,ius YOU nlanteu1els .s eoIpsg n"ama liz
the innettaker ~ ahc salau-s,oL} az 70. oA
South ilalsted street, tAe e!losptabie npastlnents
Ills letrothea ana nc5 !lotncs' wno nere con.
stnut III tlelf Attehtlot untll !ae unlofsanate
young uan was ocyoI,a tae neeu Of care.
90 UT W sa " ,sirs ~. +n.,t.,na rogs ~ WY wv
,,tv' h. tan1t hcrS about ton inontbs arn. liz
was born, ur Ut hast It is DO be-
liaved. At stoIlen,, Pommerania, Prlssin,
u, comes from y family that cnioyh htgt, dis
| tinction there. Ills father, Baroi, Won Man-
tcuilcl, Is alive at,tl enjoys Tho rank Of General
In lhe Irl,ssia,l army while Gen. Vun hnnteujicj,
of celebrated Gerulan military lasl,o, and at
present Minister of war and General Field.
| lo,ng Young Won ManttutFol belonged to lie
La,iwchr. and was common boIttIo. in tic
Chasseilrs' lie cane to Atnerica With
thc intention Of spending wear.
| Turning homc, Ia New York CITY llo sncnt two
| unnths. at,ti then "'0
r,n.v, mr.. r.cr r.psrrv,,,
4u"HhD us s..eH ,"s., :" 80" "np
Alone, anu sMt!eelf unaGtluasotcd IN tN!a cliff
ilu canns to - Gncago. ~ Mieii NJ reached hrrc
he hGa ~, S-,'N ~h1cn Sas the remainder
OF S3,No "hIeh lit ,, Possessed whsn
he reached Amsrisa. IAls % money le
paffa kur e abaat Wat tn GsaGo ts
principle question that presented !tscll to bis
| consideration, tor he cs1dently nnd soEe tu.
tentlo!l u tdont1lTinF himself Win business Of
SONG KIM, Although hls busliless haults were 80
bad tilat t!iey nTased htn very lsetle rssurn
| ne.luatntanc:, u onc Noectsang, Ut Nc:
1ol West Ranuolpll street, aud embarkcd
III w baroeEs' sappiy ,,;Isa ltaa9. A'so, liz
opened saloon 1t No. ~ Blue Island avcouc,
rctai1-llqnor trade wasn't exactly What he was
cs ont Tor, aud in nbout fotlr mouths the place
ctlanEcd owncratip.. IN eanneGllon With tile
barbcss s.suppes trade, he started np tie I'uli'l-
| pfAhcHes u INDUSTRY were bcuiI run oy LUG urn
/ u
, 1879-07-18
THE COURTS.

Condition uf tho Republic Ltte-Tho City
National BAnk-Now suits, Divorces. Etc.
8. u. Ward, Receiver Of tic Republic Life
INSURANCE Company, filed a scust-annual report
yesterday, which IS Is follows:
, 1879-07-18
Remainder Oh hanl.. ........:.,......-S78,0 0f4

Bank, filed petition yesterday scttlIg out that
Among tho assets Of tho bunk arc Nos. 81, IT, Gu,
a. 10, Is, 30, s. 81, and a8 Ambrose street, he
tween Lincoln aud kobey streets, each lot hay-
Ing 4 ANAL cotta3e Gu It; also l.ot O., Block 8,
md Lot s, Block 10, tn Wu.kcr's Deck Addition.
u e has no abstracts to this property, and it Is
inc11.nbered for several mortgages for very
large aud nndctarntncd amount. lie tlas hccn
offered s., 900 fer qu!t-clatm deed Of the prop
cr.y, snbIect to nil liens, anti thinks thia Is tile
best be can do. lie also holds Lot g. Block 9, In
Lancastcr's Subdtvtstonin tho ". n of tho s. W.4
Of sec y, 80, II, for which he has been offered
$:10 cash. that being the appraised value. An
orlerwas male by Judge Blndgctt authorizing
him to make these sales at tho abo7o figures.
plvonoEs-
Albcrt!na Froeso ncd bill Yesterday agninst
her husband, Otto Frocac, asktng for divorce
IN the ground Of adultery.
Judge TuieY granted divorce 10 Edna a.
Aytouu fVom Frederick j. Aytoun on tho
ground Of dssertlon.
Emil +. Werbe is also anxious to get rid of
his wife 5arah, as sho has refused Tor orer three
years to live With him.
ITEMS.
Judge Btoagett will have peremptory cnll OF
all pending motions for new trial to-day. This
virtually closes his business until after raca-
ttou. t1e haa some cases to decide, IND then
will adiuurn until September.
Judge Mooro Will bo III court to-day to hear
motions. .
BANKRUPTCY.
]. Il. Walsh, Assignee Of ". B. Kcene i Co.,
fled report yesterday stating that he adycr-
tised and sold the uncollected accounts mud
desperate debts, and the books Of account OF
the tfrH. and the best bid he could get was that
Of G. E. Towne, for s0o The facs value Of the
accounts md debts Was &12, ,418.45, but 10
thinks tho bid wus good Que, and the sale uas
confirmed.
A discharge was Issued to Edmund y. Hanna
Assignces will bo chosen this morning for
Jan,es A. Meyers, Jacob C. Meyers, and Nathan
Ehrllch.
SUPERIOR COURT IN nn,8p.
Tho Lumar Insurance Company began sutt
yesterday against thu following stockholders: !:
;tohn Lucas, $:oo; J. and q. HerEes, $5o0; lol,i
1le!sc'. $500; X. G. lsamsey, $500,
Floyd Bros. s. CO. brought suit for 5000
AGAINST Bernard Anl.
4. ". Esshenbere, Reselyer Of the estate of
ley to recover $3,u00.
clRcuIT COURT.
William r. Page bcgau q sait by attachment
against johnson, Fay Il Co., claiming g., l4p o.
Fr1ncis \. Butfcr tllcu y btll AGAINST William
and Maria Blanks, y. |: Culver, Margaret n. X.
.Iosephy, ucorgu scoyIllu, ]. X. Murphy. As
siguee. +. Il. sehmiugall, Charles Sch,ulal,,. j,
t. Far,nan, J. y. Marshall, Cha.lea tioevs, aud
Morris Low TO- loTociose trust-tleed for F2UO0
on tlie N: uf I.ut ls, l'ock lE} In tho School
Section Addition tu Chicago.
Wllt'an. H. Alosrta commenced . suit In trcs-
pass against john Covert and Mauley Drake,
claiming 81, 00u damages.
riH CRIMINAL COURT.
Tie case Of II. D. Palmer. charged With prac-
tlclns cuIfiueuto gane Was pg6aedl on aeeullitt
ol lily stck!lcsa of the defendant. The case will
bu cul!eu Wednesday,, July q.
, 1879-07-18

" Run for doctor atiu q plasa OF brandy,
Qulck.n cried a Ecl.nosed man, slightly over.
come BY huat and 30 forth, Fawtucket avenue,
Sunday afternoon. Good samaritaus started
of tn answer 10 hia appeal In every direction,
when they we're rounded to BY M additional
cry, Don't too many Of you 70 for tl.a doctor :
sud not enough for the brai,dy. ] guess you
batter al 70 for the brandy lrst u,lll tAv doctur
afterwards" They ult looked uron the old
hutnbuE, Who Maa thus presuruIAg UPON tllc
alone With bis thirst under shady tree.
, 1879-07-18

Special MspateAst 70 TAs Tribune.
HsgsnY, Mobiles Co., July l7.--Wlicat nearly
all dcstroyed by ErasaooppsFs tl'at hatchcd. and
ara now flying. May take oats aud fax yet,
Haye had heavy rains lately.
PLA1Ny1xw, Wabash Co., July 17.-Whsas Is
hlight4ng some. A few days Of hot weather
now would ruin tho crup. Prospect for wheat
betow tin average, barley harvest Just coins
meacIng. II barley cAn bo saved in good order,
will be The beat crup wa will have.
WINDoN, Cottonwood Co., duly 17,-HheAs
light aud THU. Ileadtng fast. VIII not average
ten bushels To this acre. Flax Antt oats big.
, 1879-07-18

Laura b. Fair, the California murderess, wh
never bad a baby herself, has Invented baby
carriage nnd sold tho patent for Sl4,0O0.
, 1879-07-18

H3tndI DisualeA t. JAS 7TtbuH&.
DwlonT. July 17.-Most agroeAble and do
ltehttul change Ia tue weather 10 man aud beast
Mercury ut noon, In tho shadb, 10 The ravsRea
OF tho chioch-bug coHtluue TO he tic all-absorD-
Ing topic OF conversation, What they hare
done, aud what they tuAy do yet
, 1879-07-18
IOWA,

Spectal lNspaleA*s IL 1As Tribune.
WEsr SlDs, Cra w1ord Co., July H-6prmg
wheat has been damaged by hot, shower!
weather, causing II to blight. Nearly ready to
harvest. Oats Will to fair crop.
WEBSTER. Polk: Co., July 1k--Chtnch-ougs
the wosst ever known. WAeat Is being cut
green to saye It. Fiax aud osts worry poor.
, 1879-07-18

conniye at private murders. Good morutng."
Il tLanghtar.J She then left the witncss'bo1 and
The Court, G1uttcrtng 10 herself as she went.
, 1879-07-18

Oh. why will you let that invalid friend epGrel
1lat Hop Diite1s Will 10 ccssalnly curcl
, 1879-07-18

klowlea' Iuaect Powder uun IL by far tho best