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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02
Judge Prices Literary Address at
Calhoun Institute,
Macon Sun.

! -'LtIOVII A1III.I
| The principal feature, however, was the ad-
dress OF Judge VIM. Price, of Louisville. an
ornate and polished production, with its beau
| ties strung on strong thread OF common
sense, presented in an eloquent and forcible
manner. 1t is enough to say the audience.
the cream and intelligence of our county, were
Delighted with 1t as an intellectual treat 1t
will no doubt be published, and those mho
tailed to hear 1t can have some idea of its stvle
and merits composition
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j. c. Prewett Esq, of Yazoo.

/ With an assurance of a nomination
for the Legislature, J. c. Prewett, Esq,
OF 1azoo, withdrew, as stated in the
1azoo City Herald, in favor of color
ed Democrat, for the reason that the
assignment of place on the ticket TO a
nominee Of that race would add to its
availability and strength His State
and county will therefore be deprived
OF his services in the councils of the for
mer at this important juncture. New
ertheless his eloquent voice will be
heard and his great influence will be
felt IN behalf of the Democratic cause
IN the pending canvass, and on future
occasions whenever they are needed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

GEN. FRANCIS WALKER, Superinten-
dent of the Census, and one of the
American Commissioners to the Inter
national Silver Conference. has made
some important statements showing the
gradual abandonment of the anti-silver
policy by the European government
which had been seized with the mono
metallic craze.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

IT will be seen that Mississippi
though more interested than any other
State except Louisiana in the Mississip-
pi levee scheme. has been denied repre-
sentation upon the Commission author
lzed to be appointed under the recent
act of Congress.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02
Yazoo Nails Her Colors to the Mast
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For the egislature-Garnett Andrews. Hen
~ Creighton, Allen NJ Hicks.
For Sheriff H. Stubbleield.
For Chancery Clerk-Jas. A. Barksdale.
For Circuit Clerks. w. Swayze.
For Freasurer-Fritz Halder
For Assessor-G. f. Calhoun.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

The CANTON CITIZEN is now under
the editorial control of our young friend
H. c. Bosworth 1t is bright and
newsy; and the editor is putting in
livel Y work for the Democratic party.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

THE Hon. Roderick Seal has been
called upon by number of citizens of
Harrison county, to become a candidate
for the next Legislature, and has con
scented to do so.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

If the Greenbackers are in favor of
financial reform why don't they all fol-
low Peter Cooper, the founder of the
Greenback movement, in the support of
the Democratic party as the most effec-
tive means of accomplishing the end?
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CLINTON

The mass meeting on June 2Sth, the voters of
tins precinct, with DIR. J. r Horn in the chair.
and u NJ Lewis, as Secretary, elected the fol-
towing gentlemen: {. l.. Thomas, Il. j. Hard
ing H. ). Todd, W. H. Archer. John F1ntcb.,
and VIM: Turner colored, as delegates to the
Convention at Raymond July 4th
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YESTERDAY evening at o'clock, the
Wachusetts arrived here and anchored in the
river opposite Delta. She is steamship of
third class and draws sixteen feet-Vicks-
burg Commercial Of 2Sth
This vessel is on recruiting expedi-
ton for boys who may wish to train for
service in the NAVY.
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LET every Democrat and Conserva-
tive of Kinds county, who can possibly
do 50, attend the Convention at Raw
mond on the 18th.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

Pass it along the line, the time for
action has come. Every man to his
post.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

1Azoo fred the first shot into the
ranks of the sOreheads on Wednesday
last.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

HE first grand boom comes from
Yazoo- Look out for the second from
glorious old Kinds.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

HE Democrats and Conservatives Of
4azoo mean business.
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Death of Rev. n. II Mont.--

Death of Rev II. Il. Montgomery.
Canton Citizen
WHITE i1Ts' henderson H. Montgomery was bor, IN
and dieJ ~ county, Tenn, August u $50
Miss is% na az g2stian Springs Holmes eon n9ty
dist Rptsoonaa9I ~, d 1,as9 He Joined the Metho,
which time IL ' 1nuEeh ia the year 1885, at
'ai'a y sas worlds Redeemer. -'-'''s saving
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

KINDS COUNTY will speak with no
uncertain sound on Friday the 4th inst.
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Democratic Conservative Nominations
AENATE.

Senators from the LIST, ID, 9th, one from 9TH.
sth 9th, 18th, 10th, 10Th, 2Oth, 22d, one from
24th, 25th, 2Gth, 29th and 3lst Districts hold
over. Senators from the Sd, 4th, 9Th one
from 9Th, I0th, two from Ilth, 18th, I4th,
18th, 18th, 18th, DIST, 23d, one from 24th two
from 9th, 18th, Both, 32d, to fill vacancy
and Sd Districts are to be elected
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

DO EOv hear the boom from Yazoos
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02

LET's have rOusing Convention on
the 4th.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE CANVASS.

hAzoo COUNTY. Garnett Andrews, Allen
NJ. MLck.. Henry Creiehinn-
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srALwARF Kinds to thefront on the
, 1879-06-04

also that OF Afr. Royals French cntlesaue, Mr.
Do Lortne, Minister Of Agriculture. Great
changes aro loukctl tor In consequence of Ing
the Government ind tho nnturo III .c 1cgit1a-
ttuu. Tic parties arc nov divided by naitnn-
aIEty. Tie English nrc largely IN III. majority.
holding fifteen 0ut of twehty-tour tcass.
Til. French tried to iurIu M alliance
with section IT tic English Opposl,
,ton, which, II successful, would hnvc rcsntcsl
In tfe creation Of n,nsl,rr HovGrnnscnt, s!ss-
tatned hr tic uuanisrsogs French vote vote md 4
failed, luwsycr, au,l tic Frrrt. committed TO.
titical suicide. The English are now sullttiHcd
OH neaaurce Tot radical far t1lu French peuulc.
nm. The result will hn tho abolition OF tho ff:ncfi
fcst vote auce lftu crisis, tlm Government wera
sustained By Thirteen to stx.--,l,a vote belng
English on one side, astl French oil llle Other.
, 1879-06-04

lovely morning, frent, nul efrnr,-jnst tho weath.
or fur turning out of bed early and taking q hco
country drive.
arrive M tic ground, alil tlcro met pol!so
EentlcmNtt In Hptctnc!es, who proved 70 DO tho
military surgeon. On teilIg introduced 10
1a1nbktn tio full hfe pulse and nodtlc,! without
S sk + an ,T rem,rf ie 1e,"fs n"f, ass
from 1t yotlng gentleman wtth All :ye-glass
and cigar, atnt two other wct.tircssgil French.
men, liku%tAe smoking. Innlbkn'a sccondh
forthwith rnitra their asatt, mud tl'e EnEllain.an
mechanically initiated ,'l.:ui. TlleRc cnnrteec*
WIRE repeated when tile two groups caulc within
spcnkl,IE distance ot ear otller..
;, The Sostng ma.. with tlc c'fx!ass was n. do
CraHuctuf. Ilo was smntf nIltl ,lapteE, hut per.
1t thu ts.,k 0f imp'arable t1elcrMinntfon In ila
facr. liz Aa,upk l,ls .leah pcrcfnpsorjy when hts
seconds nhf'e, rs 1t seei1ett, last nttempt Tar
for,s'a sake tn st''N'th MATTERS; whcseupnss
Tartarsn anil .ls l'!anlbergc, whilt tlla palr Of
priacpals stt,od nloof. Iii lcss ttan tw,n mln.
utcs The prclinIinarca were settled; then twenty
paees were 'sseaa'iIcJ, atna four Nlat1ls were
iari.,. advancing tt.wur.l l.ambkln* "ant. mind
you nt Hire I'LL drop my AA,,t!kcrclhGE+ nttGr
tic W0rdB one tWh.n
1!isrc wns n huge lump i, l.ambku's throat,
but ho tonk t!,e plstnls. ". 'ia Craaltntot lt'.i
thrown anay Ills ese4r, n1s1t stood f!ctn4 l'itn,
exposing. hnHcvcr. hHt one side ut lis body.
Capt. do Ta<artn took III position ont OF
reach Of acscnts a,'i clappca l'is aams, adding
psd The handkerchief.
-Four renorta seemed to hing out Immediately.
Lanlhkin heard thut On hlH hat. nHl felt ao',la.
thE like urlck Oh the tlcsIIy part III lila hats.
His !c1.!drcxs Ind brcn tTansplcrce.l, amt his
thutnh Erazed, but hluod Sa, flowing from Il:
IS for II. dc Craquctat, he lay OIL the grot.Dd
wrltslng, with tine bullet in tho catt Of his lett
Leg Anl the other IN MS Co1lor-bone. Poor
, 1879-06-04

......- 1fftb HaFea tffGf4sf!. x.tttt
Tho British steamer N0rm1n Monarch, Mssa F.sa.t
left Constnuttnople aiay /, reached tue Csam
dock In this clts 81 : having 'ade she phr
III twcnty-six days, mud hatt nlco SeatsTs sat t9
throughout lilo trip Tho Monarch came aus e';.a u
ballast uta brought only coPls P,.sa o. asss,Sdd and
lambs tlic property Of capt nnnssSas ~ s,,itta a
tI,u two ArAhiAll horses presented W me ea,sL ~
to Gen. Grant. These horses afu spena,M ~ ~ ~
mails a!d were not In ts least it)l!sea a,bs,,I ~ ID
Jappied rray Of ans sIxc, with iii tho pssa's
claraetcrlsttcs Of thu Arabian hreed Of npt,i1 HI.
tis tlnely-iorncl neck, Ercrft anS s' ttl 1bs
und delicate s1tn. Ills copanioa; siss!,s ": ,
Que from Caru is gray Aiso with w;'te1 Ua.e ~
+ h, 1o3ssa sa a 1. Hss tsI s. s sf se %
soStan Ss .'ly race. and asry selected rs tu oe,s
Specimens irota ao sai,a,s SUD q a.o tIHtst ff =
The as,tnals will be shipped 10 Gals"a' .,s ~, to
suun as orders are teeO.ycd tson' te. p.A''i rhs
wose urticrs the animals arc suplsc,. .,e,, and md
Monarch will remain here for sons No., 1',s1 e1ouas hid
Will take on $1,000 stand u aras rsi.h ~ t;oI.
OF stu.iunory steAn-bosIers Tor u'o l"s"''A N0'
eCuRlUHt.
, 1879-06-04
Iron ak,,atk, nenton ,rarsor. sundries. flush

''"' s,a+ .r'A' 4o"'o" 'A"i"o'' s"'"'eA' -'"''-
o,,au Gsn. q. r.. .,nt.,.. r,.h .t-..+
a,n.r Ssna; o. snnrsat n.h .trcct
ut M.h x.,'' 't1".roonn snn,rin. 1snsh s,rcei
Trn, Il nm,. ts;isen s',n.jrirs isnntnh streS
tt,Ir ~ ,t,,nrrs W""mn,inct intnh"r Kiln Min,
.rhs Sn.n,,s s.rnm,,,r, lnn,hcr Aiirm Hlin.
I'r,, y :. ,rt.'n aan,aIncr. sunties' Hn.h
e,. n1rHt" ,...t,,. n,,, ltu-or u,h, rrsh
ocnF .t.oct =; "e"''''F 1o'' ''u'o'' 'S"' ''"''
r,.a, Htssst..a port tturoc. sunasles> Clerk
Amp si,n"t Hnsts'"'o' A''' A'"'0''' A""~'
u,,. :, atf't; .,.,. ,,,.,o itoh4 C,n,h .tr.tt
s. nn y! u. mafs lef1 tuscnn Iun,hst stair
A''p .f.a.t t,.t' A1'"'A' ''"'"-e"'
o,,,, ~ a,a,,, 1,.t,u,s ,,r,hor Ntrkct.
GcM H.. Eot9s; is;,su ..u'nne. nhe. Wntt"t
scn + r. ai,o II ''r..i m ! n~r hmhrr. Mnrkrt
81, r,n.hs c,i',,,,rmni .nndf1ra. Wciis etreck
schr 4 II iieIo r,S~nr.s .mn,,,s,. Market.
;srnr X = H.t. i II .ria,.t'. i,t,h"r. tnku street..
schr = is.ts. ManI.Is. immErr T'wo!fih etrect
'e"' De''st' "'t ~
,,,. seruHi tA''',n".' ,'.',
pr.'N City Of fraysrae Ttasfffe E'lS' suha1'ea'
schr Telegraph, MurkcgAu. t!Ihi.
Schr EltAa, aseHton ltaehut, light
sclr siacy. MnskcEnn. light.
From 1haEo Buffalo. fundricb.
Schr Nm: Young. Cleveland grain.
schr t3iad T!dEngf. AEnskcsol' llgat'
Sohr i;;aylnda,. lla,nlll,,. ]i4lt.
Schf ". It. ALEU-. Enllfuxwonh. Eratns
Sehr j. iicn,l. dt.. hnRtstrc. light.
Schr Sa!Hi Ford River. light.
sehs i!sN9te T. Jo"e.. ahtnayEaf+ light.
Sehr Thu. ttcntUil, light.
Sehr l.. u. caatss. MHskeRon. light.
Schr Jhmaica. Kingston. grA!tl.
prnp cleveland, sarnia. tnn.!r!es.
, 1879-06-04
ItUFrALO COMMERCE..

Tho receipts of ilour as,d grain at Duffalo By
lake during tho month Of May, "a compared
with the receipts for the sasne month last year,
Stow tleescasu OF 53,7l0 brls lour, DS, 55l III,
wheat, 1O!, 105 bu corn SIS, ,070 bu cats, 3i3, ,3l5
bu hurley, S,603 ou rye; total dccscuao III grain,
1,507. .D0f bu.
Lust ycnr the hike opened April 0, this ycar
May g. making q difference of tWenty.
days III fnvor Or 1873. Up to tho tlrst Of May
last Year lhrrc had ro,ne 10 hant bv lake, tinnr
reduced 10 wheat, 1tj,Sj3.SS5 In Of grain, anil to
same date this year, 7,2a&l ,Sl4 bu; dccreasc,
V,65Q, 07l.-EIress.
, 1879-06-04
NAVIGATION NOTES.

,rhc Canadian prop Columbia Ind her bulwarka
Btore IN thu otllcr day,
The big prop co,amolaeo brushed against tho
schr atoutauk yesterday afternoon tN tho Wcst
draw Of Adams ssseet bridge, and yat,ked out
a catEeal from the Inter.
Tho sales Of lumber eargoes were so slow yes
ter,ay that but few ct tho Aookcss left the over
crowded Lumber Market, aud there was still q
latge liect theyo Inst evening,
5ince tho reduction Of ratios the Insurance
puol auents saY tint they have taken oil, OF
very nearly all, lie business on grain carguos,
nad are l,eliIlcd to think tl,at the contraets
made By The nola.pool companies arc vulnerable
Ihe very light breeze Of yesterday eaHia from
tha Aonthcast, aud the movement nt vessels Was
comparatively small. tbs arrivals wittiin thg
eycnae, included thirty-o1e sail and twenty-ono
steam veBseis, nnl tbs departures s!xsY ssal ahd
tNbtFu &kAAtuHf6.
, 1879-06-04

manager Of tho Western Union telegraph NJ
tllat city, tn Mr.. f. II. brown, 1hallagcr IT, 81.
Lon,s, nxi,'ntt,s itseIf'
.yirk-nunn. .Ntits., sfnY 11.-E ~. Hrotrn:
lMdnstgfr, 81. LoHk: Please contradict tho eopnft
pnbtshcd In tha Giohe- DttHoeras nf Any 10, stat
Ing tbnf M operator In this Office toA onc of ynur
operhtora Tint lhsrs wrra two casea Of ycffow
place. yfcksnnrg docs not wurk with ii. Louis,
aud the cnavcrsatlon cond not havo taken place a.
stnteJ. Tho report will Dc conlsadIcscd IN tho
burg, lha banks. md prominent ctstzens:
Me-. L. FLtrrxS. MnnA9et.
, 1879-06-04

pO12r HURON.
Pour HURON, Mich, June 3.-Down-Props
Benton Allegheny, Marine City, City Of Now
York, japan, Tutt1s and consort, Buy City "Nl
hargcs; schr William 4. Hanna.
Up-props Badger State, Leland, Gartlcu
City, Huron City, CuYaaoca as'd burgess, Turner
md barges, Passniu nHl barges, Jarvis Lord a''i
consort, Jenness ind basgcs, Antelope ans2 con-
sorts, Gcrmunta and baracs. Music aud harGcs.
HircAfenl and bargcs; schrs uelen psatt,
Monterey, ]. Il. Wtlpcr, X. q. Hayes, Lfzz[o ~.
Law, Sophia Mtlneh, Fred a. Morse. Ca,Iden.
Clayton Belle. lln[s.ed. Jessio Drummond,
A1ura Martin, e. J. McVeu.
Wini-,;North, fresh; seatllcr ra'ny;,,
roHr uUItoN, juno 8-l0 p. lI.-Up-Props
Quebec, Dircki,cal antl barges; tag Ella Smith
aud barges, sclrs Erie. Belle.
Down-props Sparta nnd conaort, Vienna and
cona0rt.
,Vind-Northc.st, gentle; foggy and light
rain,
, 1879-06-04
CANADA.

ThA AnnHN1 Militia. 0rtll~sHHnn{1fA tENn..h
0n,e Vt rnso1vsnoy-Electlons In Toronto-
r.. a,-stsord Mrn,n.ton-.Cah,n,t.Url .Url.t. In
n1n,,.,.,,s~
....,., ,.... .
MONTREAL, Juue 3.-E. A. sotheru, ". ].
Florence, md party, left for Quebec this after
noon, where thcy, embark on the steamer Acadt-
mn rhlr}, l,a. hccn charfercit hv thcn. Tncvpo
on fishing excursion to the RiVer Mascouchc.
A largo body OF tho Orangemcn Of Montreal
will tako part ju the Oranro denoustratton in
OTTAWA on The 12th Of july, to be given Ia honor
" u.e u'0'.'sa - ae'e1a'ee ~ a1.snua,Ns IT.
tho Trienntal Council, to be held In that city.
Tho Marquis Of Lorna and Princess Louise,
who left Klngstou by boat this n,or,ling, pass.
to- thx,u1,, .ho Thnu.ond I.,.nd. ,,1 ~ nd.
"*.,,.' q, sa.a ass,na,, ,,.-s ~. s,,o...'o
oi tsio es' A@"!eaee' ast'ssa Ae9o aais esenihss
and Immediately embarked BY steamer for QUE
Wv 6otctai pttoasca 10 7ae Tribune
OTTAWA. Junc 3.~Soyeral additional casos OF
snapoT r. The city hare esGn rsportea within
r1ca.ad t fsu2 9hot the dsrnss vii rono viii
n r',Ia,a ~. ,,,'as.
ahute sl1ulouco thio autnMe1, uu4ess '1Aeoialo
steps arc taken to stamp It out.
General orders are published in regard to the
nunla drill Tor 18th 80 OF The acttyo militia In
md raid for, ,bat rear, las been limited by IN
Order III Council to 10000 officers, 4pu-cou1-
In!xsIoued o!1lccrs nnd men, anil 1,25B horses,
| for uerod Of tweve days. provlatons havo
may drill IN tne diiIeront districts,-eacn dis
| 1riet being n.o,tcd ,ts full quota IN proportion
to .hg total strength ot all the corps therein:
with Ills Royal lllghucss TIC Prince OF Walus as
President, to pro,lloto the success OF The Inter-
national Exhibition to bc hold Ia sydney In ls7p,
alul tue International Exhibition to bo held at
Melbourne IL 1850.
special Dtspasca 10 7as 7stetsne
MONTREAL, June 3.-Monlrcai has covered
| Icrself With honor,-.he Fiuauce Commttteu of
tho City Council hayl,tg decided to recommend
tho Council not to nay the $l0,U0 voted fur
| tic relief Of the sufferers by thu 1T. John flre,
notw,tbstaut1in, ulat tle C11uInlttno in al. John
rouurt tllat MONEY viii be rruuircd fur son,s
| time To come 10 assist the tndtgcnt md needy.
Tle Witness saws;
sStR Rs gR s s5e s G1
oiler ct 81 cents On tro dollsr, Tlis i'm showed
| *ta&sn,ent Of their affairs not long cfosc thcF
future. assesd!nT e % Wh!ca thy Asd stock eaeaah
togc'her. Including s9me M shat . ~ kgewn to 20
isrs ~ fhesr ,.ns nanes W.. ~ r. r.
mssttne. sjcue, Iy usiorlty Of pthe cTcaIsorss s
months without Interest OF security, Il tho rata Of
Is cants o0 The dollar.
sptctal nispatea to 3a4 Tribune.
.QuEnkc, Juns a-Tho total scvonua Of tho
% i sxs!sys u ap tsrs.s m aoa' pa siss ass.
ing.fuud. 'S''''
'l'he Cir Council have refused 10 sl.om ths
promoter ot lhu new ELEVATOR from Lover Town
a.1. asfiai M 1's'aiss !; . ~ 1sts1as. r. w.
wcs Goea os tic eason 81 ~ o a
Local Legislature IL thu most severe that hnt
ever takst place III this cty. aud liz result vii
Ire The clossst. laaesal o1lalon arpeara to Ia.
, 1879-06-04

did not cons we'll. EarlY.sown winter wheat
tilltng we'll; late, poorly, nnl badly damaged.
Outlook Tor crops not as favorable ~ laae
SEASON..
CRAB ORcnARp, Williams Co., Juno 3.-stand
of CORR very poor, not more than half corHo
TIP, Drought hns Cit pastures short. Late
sown wtnter wheat not hardly llaif crop !'r's.
pccts forEorn arc not as good as laas year BY W
per cent. -.
DuNArcx, W.nnebago Co., Juue 9.-The
drought has been yory severe on ANAL grain.
and hut tlett crop Ii now looked for. Fast.
tlres are short. The yfed of ha1 will bo small.
Good .tafHt Of corn generally.
SourH EiaEH, H., June 3.-Woather cool.
W. have had considerable moro rain during tha
past weok, anil the farmers now cry, "Enoucl,."
Must CROPS are co1aiug out finely. Meadows
.i pastufcs look muc1l better tl.nn they did be-
faro the rain. Farmers uro very busY now cu-
tifA&itsK.
, 1879-06-04
PORT OF CHICAGO.

The following are the arrivals and actual sati-
,ugs Ut this port for the tweoty'tour lours end-
luz Ut 10 o'clock lust night:
ARRIVALS.
Prom Europe, Montreal. tundrcs, Adams street.
i,r1n AnnIs Young, Huffato, sundsies CLARK street
acht q. Ii. Nee,on. Mindtor. Hight, ku.h slEeut,
ssatJ T. nsn.o n,nn ss hq.a smab :.FsS1
EcAI ", CrossAwaite, Detroit, poels, HUH st1aat
, 1879-06-04
IOWA.

ll1NAA
fpecfal Dsontchts N Th& Tfaannt.
OnAxan Girr, Sioux Co.. Juno 8--Yonmg
9rasshoppers coming from now breaking. Do
ing damage 10 wheat and oats. Many pieces
sown With wheat aud oats and destroyed hY tho
'toppers have baen plowcd up and planted with
coru.
NoRrn L1pEnrY, johnson Co., Juno g.
Wheat, rYc, and oats prnmse welt. Good ssand
Of corn, nnsl growing we'll. No insect here to
trnubie grain. !layn hat plenty OF rain Of late.
NEw HAMPTON. Chickaaaw Co., jung a-Iho
recent rains nave hctDol t'.e sprfnE grains I'm.
ihopuers. AZ much corn planted a. Inst season.
Good stand. General outlook favarnbo.
CEDAR FALLS, Iown Co.. June 3.-'rhe drought
l,as injured the spring wheat oats, md eoru, 20
That We will not llave more than twn-thtrtls OF
crop. There Is 4 good atand ol corn. The rains
nrc helping III, and prospects, more hopeful.
LroNs, Clinton Co., Junc 3.--Winter wheat 10
looking arst-rate. Small gfaln! very good.
Straw is light, hut well rooled. Large Fcroagd
Of corn planned. Stand Is fne. Hut llsle re-
planting.
, 1879-06-04
KANSAS.

, spsefaf p4spatches 10 The 7rtauns*
H1AwArMA, brown Co., Juna 3.-Wintcr
wheat is head1ng out low, hut u gool stand.
Corn has mado q good stand. Lasgs acreage
planted. General outlook for crops better than
lasr yeaf. Ratns plenty 10 fat.
barley thin. Winter wheat heading cut, Lart;-
est crop of corn planted. Good stnnd. No re-
plauti.iE. Piowod twice. Bouc chinc bugs OH
tho whest. Have Just had good showers.
MINERAL PoIHT, Anderson Co., Juns g..
Winter wheat has all hen!td out. Average
not a good Us usual.
MANHATTAN, Riley Co., June 3.-6prIng whoat
and barley will not anoHnt 20 much. Wlutur
= heAt headed out curly. VIII uycrage Il littIo
growing finely u'4 c]eau. Woathrr cuol nal
damp. Cyclone ten niles uurtt, Saturday de-
stroycl houses md barus, thru up lsrgs oaks
One woman and CHILD Killed 80 far % beard
from.
Couno11 Grove, Morris Co., June 9.-Therc
will not bo pYer half a crop OF winter wheat.
Wllat there il Is hcaalng out fairly. oats max.
ing good showing. Corn looks llrat-rate. Old
wheat a1l gone.
KocKroart Rocks Co.. June SIN this part
Ct Kansas IN. NJ no ianuge from drought.
liave Ind good rains ever since l!e 1st OF AE'rl:
Crops aEo tp fine condttinu.. Excellent siund
OF corn. Looking extremely well. Winter
wheat headed at good length.
MOUNT CARMEIr Crawford co., juno 3-Wln"
Ter wheat I'LL headed out Ia good condIuon.
h!oro corn planted than aver, No replanttnG.
OATS all right.
HrARronp. Stafford Co., June 3,-sprlng
wheat, OAKS, und barley cut slort one,thisd BY
drought. Pastures ars drying out. Good stana
Of corn, Larger average slla1 lust year. Win:
tor wheat Is heading out very short and will
hare to be cut with heaoers. The seyer8 weather
IL Marrh and April Injured tho crop severely,
Outlook not ~ encouraging as lutt suason+
, 1879-06-04

M19SOUELf4
6prctal DttoufcA<s TO The Tribune.
1BBR1A4 Miller Co.. Juno 3.-Wintcr wheat
heading out short. Dry weather has injured It
bediy. Not be r1oro than two-thlrls OF crop.
Oats will be short Corn good stand. More
plnnted than usual.
FoRr 1.yox. Benton Co., June 3.--1'he drought
has nearIy ruined the wheat aud oats. No rain
since the list Of April. Everything Is burning
up. Winter wheat beading not oyer ai1 inches
high, Without rain aeon thero will be nothing
raised hero this year.
, 1879-06-04

H1tc7Nl 75IAb0EcN 70 1ht 7F16NH&
MILWAUKEE, WIS. June 3.-The only charters
to-day wcrc made late IN tho afternoon, viz,
The aura Polly lsogcss asld 1teuben pouu, wheat
to KnEskOn at 5c,
, 1879-06-04

No Yc,,ow Foyer st ytcksburg,

81. L04E1 G419S' UE!HHff1E, "
Ia reference 70 the rulnoEtl existence OF yol-
low fever Ut Vlcksburg, there being, 1t was said,
already tAree ca4ea discovered thete, tho fol-
loWlnE tele4ran from Mir, William Z. FlIppeu,
, 1879-06-04

Eptctdf pstpnscA 10 TIE 7siontsA
FoRr CoLnoHNE, Ont. Jnna A-raaacd Tip
Yacht Ia'pr, Now York to CA!caEo, lt9ht; Amer
lean, Charlotte to Milwaukee, coal; ". Fill
,.nre Oswego to Chicago. coat. Ncsllng down.
WInd-Norlhcast, fresh.