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, 1879-07-20
developments later On which are wholly III"

+{yn },1yh; 1ln | h1G H00Q QEHl
~ c'G d;tfic,l,v II 1 5rswnr ont the information
Jatau.s char. L. G}d not seem dispos-
Cd ~ toot his horn, in advance, but
annarontlv favored living back and waiting for
the popular verdict concerning his new Ventufe'
Az to
THE THEATRE ITSELF,
+,.r ~ =. ~ d,nht t,,at in fts new dress it
ul M ea nnch NC ~ neesanter nac of resort tan
i ~ has a. ever hccn The decorations are to be in
~ rns s'Se ,,d o'G and tho irnnyor; on tie chairs
SEi1} he ~ enameei in White. The general tone Of
tha n1aca hns aIwavs been gloomy, and 1t Is to
colnrinp T il nit a on. The proscenium arch, too,
So,oaE - baen r,,hcr amsward in its effect
a,r;.r. ~ ;nsnfT3c;cnt rr;dth hv cnmnarson with
;,s s Io hoet - imnrovr this defect thc new pro-
nrietor is having balcony-railIng made, which
f. ~ croe. ahoye the staye ten or Twelve feet
honee,h III arch. In addition to these changes
~. s"nond 1;ar vii Ia hroupht forward to
cons;5eroh1e extent. TINS increasing the seating
" 81 hnsc wSi1c 1he staee is thrown
o,,t ;nto y Ihe anditormm soma ten feet farther
es ont ,nto t s Indarnaot 1h,. Iatter addition
t,,a orchastra viii h. ecntrd In sighr of the au-
4;e,,oa AZ ~ h't h;Sd.n fron tha actnrs Two new
1n1as III III a1en ha adncd Increasing the total
,s - - e;+<I,, ria ,,r;cns If amission nndcr
uuu1uei ,l ~ s.xaL LIZ ~ bns. " ,;dn range fhe
ro tv ~ thra ;rs+ rnws IN me 1ower foor. which
w: IVY t " ~. ~ 80 - ,s.t;1nr, oonofnrtahla chaira
WI co1islee ~ pa. 80. ~ 50 Tue
aro ~ soa'lata AZ ana 90" - 10 sold IT. s1 ia
~anh and Tho orci.e+ra circle viii he reserved at
ho Arst r;ar is - he sn,d at rs cents pcr
eh.,r ar,d tha second A. 5o cents, admission to
~ ,aiia,. a1a .A hens ntacsd ot * csnts General
as .;ssins, - +ns.,rs r;thnt reserved seats.
;iI nast so cs,1s ria nr;ces in the main. vou
~. ~" .s;'1 ~ ~ ,.ar1. ~ .No theatre is roomv
"1, -. " retr,rn nt thtlsa
~ aiaaa eJ az If the onafy
xxx sae wnr The now theatre
tasaa ~ .,ot r.s.n nu,ta 90 aItensire nnancIa
suou.u a not ~ ,tnt ttarad a+ ,he Gr1n1 Onera
~, ~ pt osai non1o1ir rh, arc renuted tn
huusg ~ rora other manapers
NJ WI d,,r;ner ,be naet three years
IL "s" ~ uot'n5 '4e p9,"S p49,
TIE WORK AT DAL1s 9HEAIhe
goes radidly forward, and the place Will In all
PROBABILITY be ready for occupancy at the prom
ised time. Nobouv has thus fur CLEANED any
idea OF what tue ooen1he olIt Is s 10 pe, osyonu
th6 managers announcement tnaI MS nouse
will be devoted to comedy. But DAILY doubtless
has on hand no end OF material picked
IN while be was abroad, aud
trtIi r, short IF material He has eneared thus
- =" :. - - - 49, t,s. E,rrv nr;sn o1-a,dr
reIt oI1 ,n,sr, as ;nvane mar in Daly's old com
pauy. Ida Reban. the lady who mailo good i'm
nression in that mighty temperance drama,
nThe AssommDir.0 and Manu Granger, who
nevcr made aor kind of an impression ID auy-
, 1879-07-20
THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS

Communications intended for tho Dp,n,,.-
EDITOR should be addressed to TRIBUNE One. ,ss
Endorsed 'Checkers." N
For Publishers price-list Of standard work. ~
the game, address the Draught Editor,
FLATERs' HEADQUARTERS.
Athenaum, No. 50 Dearborn streat.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. CHICAGO, July 70 1gn
PROBLEM NO. l27.
By CHARLIE HErTHn.
Black.
, 1879-07-20

No opfumr No morphia or other dangerous u rs -
IL contained tn DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup. Io1 aS -
lief Of collie, teethiux. etc. Price Is csnfA-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

In house on north end of Mccormick st. and in two houses adjoining tho foundry.
 We find that while Dan Hatz's flues are comparatively safe, they are not in compli- ance with the law.
 We find that the Chinese are more careless ifs regard to fire than any one else. We find renters are also very careless,
 We find that the people in general are too spare in the use of brick, not building fiues or chmneys high enough.
 We find that the Fire Commissioner has not done his full duty. and recommend that he be ordered to make an examination of the town twice a month at least, and to report at each regular meeting.
 The people ot West Prescott ask to re- quest Brown Bros. to arrest the sparks com ing from their furnace.
 We ask that this report be acted upon im- mediately and that the Fire Com. be order ed to make such changes as we suggest.
 All of which is respectfully submitted.
 C. l.. SPENCER, Chairman.
 Which report on motion was unanimously adopted and ordered to he published in the daily papers. On motion it was adopted that the Fire Com. be instructed to notify each person named in the report 10 repair their fues or.chImneys in accordance with the law, and commence proceedings against such as refused or neglected to comply there with.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
TYPE!l ]

MiLLER C. RICHARD, TYPe FOUNDRY AND Pk- PsiETss PRzssEs kHo MACHINERY, AND EVERY AZ r'cls REoJiRsp nY PRarsss ous HARD METAL eooTcH TYPE IS AesasowLeooEo TO ss THe BEST IN .Hs WORLD. serHo nrsRous OF INCREASING OUR TRADE N aRi-ossA VIZ ~aLl. FOR LIMITED r4ms, SUPPLY ORDERS FOR new OUTFITS IN ANY PART OF sRrzoaa AT COST PRICE. SPECIMEN Books AND PRICE LISTS DENT Fass.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

Troy claims that 50,OOO bells made in that town have gone ringing around the world.
 Gen. Grants weight has dropped from 1855 to 159, and the Democrats are happy in the omen, for it takes ls5 to elect. He is heavy enough yet to sit on the whole Demo cratic party
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
CITY COUNCIL PRoCEEpINGs.

To tss Mayor aud City Council cf the Vlilrgs of Prescott:
 Your Committee to which was referred the condition Of Flues and Chimneys, beg leave to submit the following report. Tn company with Fire Commissioner ]. N. Dodson, we have thoroughly examined a great number of buildings, and recom- mend that the Chimneys in the following uescribed premises be ordered to be built higher, to wit: That In Hellinger's restaurant.
 Kitchen of F. NJ. Fishers saloon. Wash house in rear of D. c Thornes
 saloon, tWollenberg's)
 Theo Loissillon's building. Those in Biair's two houses. That in Hathaway's house adjoining. Mitchellis
 '' House occupied by E G Peck. '' '' Dr w E Day. Herzog. d Room in rear of Plaza stable Wing Lees wash
 house
 Towards house.
 s' Marion's (" That the following Chimneys be rebuilt, to wit: That in Geo An Fats store.
 Room in rear of same.
 Shop owned by John Raible. Those two in wash houses owned by Kelly
 & stephens. That in wormser's building, cor. of Monte
 Zema and goodwin sts.
 Wing Lees wash house.
 Davidson's property. That the following Flues be built higher, to wit: That in williscraft's house.
 ss Sanford's
 '' Chinese laundry corner Granite and
 Gurley sts.
 " Aram's residence. We find stove pipes through the roofs of the following buildings, to wit:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

A Pinafore troupe captured Tucson on Monday night.
, 1879-06-09

Preparations for the Grcnt Festival OF the
North american saengurunt2 Mt Cinoiu.
natl.
CINCINNATI, Juno B.-Psrparattous for the
twcnty.Arst festival Of thu North american
Baongerbund, which Is to be held in tho Music"
Hall In this city from Juns II to ID, give
protntse Of very successful meeting. The
chorus, made up Of local German singers aud
societies from Chicago. St. Louis, Louisville,
Cleveland, Buffalo, indianapolis, Columbus,
Fort Wayne, Hamilton (0.h LawrcnceburE
{Ind.}, Milwaukee, Youngstown TO-. and otuaha,
will number ut least LOO Tie soloists are
Madame Otto Alyslebeu, of tho Royal Opera,
Dresden, who visits America expressly for
this occasion; Miss Josephine Yorkc,
Of Carl Rosa's English Opcra Company, Mtss
Emma Hectle, Mhs Aunio D, Norton. Mrs.
Flora Mueller, ami Miss Emma Cranch, all Of
Cincinnati; hiss Helene Da]atka, ot Chicago;
Miss T. 8. Frlcdenheltntr, Of Itonisyitle; Mr..
N.Y. yTGD wn:nsy q ssx a@ @ sa Bsss
will uumber l00 pieces, lit tumpltsnce, with =
Change iu tho const[tut!on OF tue Buud, ula,le
n 1874, tho chorus will include fema'e voices.
The musical province Ut tho festival has thereby
hecn greatly wlacncd, anil ,hr programme So
lerted is seiuarkxhla for works Of such maGnl.
tude as alcndciasohn's "St. Paul. Yer,!i's
''Rcqu!eln Mas" part OF Ruosn4tciu's "Para-
dIsa Lost" and scoacs from dada'& "Crnsati.
ers" anil Goldmark's "Queon Of Shoba."
Besides these there will bo selections for ma,e
chorus. mud Q number of minor works by
fItiler, Wagner, Schumanu, luG!nBtcin,
RAN, and composcrs Of less iane: Thurs wllt
be four evening concerts, lu which tie ct,urus
Will participate, and thrca snattnses Ut popular
solo htd orchestral nulnbe1. This festival viii
conclude with monster picnic on Sunday next.
Thu total cost ot ths affair WIN b. not much
hays subscribed 3100,W0 to guarantee fund.
, 1879-06-09
SUPERVISOR BARNETT.

Continued Imprisonment OF tho hIan Who
yTsa willing to sufrcr for tho Good OF His
Townshtp.
6p<ctai Dspatea 10 77s 7ft1uas.
CLINTON, ILL.,, June lit now lo.'Ks as II su-
peryisor Barnett, who il held III custody By the
Saurrtae Court at Springfield for not signing
ccrtuiu bot,is voted In uid Of the Midland Rail-
road soms fow years ago for $4,000, will not
gain h!a Freedom rs eassiY ~ the peuple OF that
township expected, Tue June election haa pass
cd, and this was their only hopo ot getting him
released but he Il atilt there, and bis attorneys
Ia this city cauhot a. vet giro him any cousola-
uou a. to bow sooa Ac WILL be released. The
fartnurs OF his township hags subscribed, or will
when It IL needed, the S5oo t,no inapusca npou
hm but that s not sufficient, It sccaas, for tho
Caurt. The hond4 muat be algoed, and 1t Ia
thought tt,at laraest will hkvc 10 sign tacm b.
tors htS relcass eau possibly b. euuctcd. The
fn1ruers, Or those interested ase hardly treating
Mr. Barnett fairly BY keeping him amsY from
homo and family 50 long, wren be could. by
tsu.ply sgniuE htt uatua to tue bonds, ho ta-
leased aud return to bin fEieuds, from whom he
ha4 been absent 10 loux. 1t u L complicated
E&bc.
, 1879-06-09
TIE SILVER BILL,
PROGRAMME, =.

Special p'spatcA to 1h4 JfteunA
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 8.-In the Senate
Committee on Finance from the further consll.
e.alion VI the Warner Silver bill Mil bs called
up. There ID not much possibility that the NC
tlon will succeed. The Republicans, 1t IL be-
leyed, will yote solidlY against tAs proposition,
and thor claim to hare at least nlne Democrats
With them tn u,elr oppoaltion to dc further
confederation Of tho bill at this sesslou, Iha
most extraordinary thlug Ia connection with the
mastsr ia, that, strong as ths Warner bill men
claim to b. they should put forward ~ thelr
champion 4 comparatively unknown benator.
Coke Il IN no rcspecs = fosab!a speaker. and on
account af dsioet Ia h& speech. aud peculiar
, 1879-06-09
AUSTRALIA.
THE TWO WORLDS FA1na.
- a. 49,

WARRINGTON, D. c., June S.--Thc tQtnt rcao-
luton authorizing tile representation Of tho
United States at The Australian Exhibitions tn
Sydney and Melbourne has nor psssed both
uouaea, aud tha presdcnt will soon appoint
tile Commissioners for tho Sydney Exhibition,
which opens In September Of this Ycar COM
mesco between this county aud Australia, stRl-
uisted By the highly crcdltablo aud generous
display mada at tile Philadelphia Centennial
Exhibition, and the prospective beneficial
result to tho export trade Of tie coun-
try il RAPIDLY increasing. The colony
Ut Naw South Wales paya subsidy
to an American lima Of steamers between 6an
Francisco and thut colony, II beiug thc first In
stance In which foreign lag hss !'ceu selected
for Government subsidy by British colony.
Exhibits intended for thu Sydney Exhibition
should be forwarded yta Ban Francisco and the
United States Pacific slall steamers, which, IT Is
uusleFstood, wlll carry exhibits 1t nominal
rate, nut exceeding 20 shllInga par ton. Tie
Australian authorities have reserved for thls
cuuntry $4,000 feot OF floor apaco indoors aua
1b,U00 teet put Of doors,
, 1879-06-09
The WEATHER.

OPfIcH or THE CHIEF 8f1NAf. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, .. G., june 0-1 q. m.-For thu
Tennessee aud Ohio Valley. lower pressure,
east to so.,th winds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, and local rains.
For tI,e Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, falling, possibly followed By rising,
barometer, wtnds mostly from southwest 10
southeast, nearly stationary temperature, partly
cloudy weather, aud local raftss.
For the Lake trglop, aosTer pressure, variable
winds, fnost!v from southeast to southwss
warmer, purity cloudy weather, and, over the
Upper Lakes, local ratns.
CautiolIary signals coutinuo At Duluth, Mar
quctte, aid EscanRbs.
LOCAL. p4$EEyAT}oH4.
, 1879-06-09
CANADA.

a x-,,,-ornt I9,nl- Tn-ua m tpo1ftIrni
,,..,. ..,.r,,,.,, tt,,. s,o,ta,."
Doetof-"sn'' aneFmihn t, lt'n' ',..- MHaAls-
Mohtroai h'esu'nr e"."pt."os~uso',." ~ ,,N ~
"stons-oat'h"-Ga"aa" fae"'0 runway
md Telegraph.
Eptcdat 2ttpdteh 70 7as 7sfb#H<
orrawA. June 8.-'Ghc (;oycrnor.Qcncral'a
,,ot, rn,it,a,, m,rrove,v in thc Don,oinu !, IL t,
~, .,t,,ss.,, "a. s,,aa.,,, T., T,.,,,', I, viii H.,
10 'hpnsnea tuls seas"' ~ L'u'ioa'' -. "' ,' W
Illustrated W LILO iF'Eeess LOUISE WIN "'osn
the Misses Moutal'1' nTc now sofnurninE IN OF.
der tbar tho art.sttdl.s OF those ladies und Ut
hrr Ro,,t ry,oh,,r.. r.v hr rrncwe,,.
Aer ",, ttl ."se1 ~ a, ~ w., y, T,nc..a, .,,o
other dns, that liz occup!el poss,ton unknown
In the constitution OF other countries, ~ po-
t,tt,,l dortor NJ tl,as g,,atxver prescriptiona
h. g,xr must h. written IN tnyI.thls Ink.
~. s4ven wdsp s st ,1, sSp:a|ss!os ut!
o.uet 0o ,"s', w ~. 1n,.r.st,, ~
'i: ...r -. a"n,,. ho,i ,is I.t.i,rr
s". anun T., his ,,In ~ .,o ~ ,aSs CHRISTIAN r.,
ss s,s, ~ a s'.S % =. @ ~ n,ssrs H. ~ ey,Srns shst
,a.ia ne "s i,t, t,,t,,r +sii,i I'~tn,s
'u1u. IT, ~, ,,na,, Il. ',s ssn,n.1hfIifv
so.eIai 1Ws nisnaiea as 70 " n. 1sie.Hx.
oSsn ~, ;,ae, Jnne =, ,ie (, Ta,r;p,. sp sor'ttr
te tc, hc 4,se,o ~ +. nrc.cnt It ~ -e,:
h,a,l a ~, ~. ~ ,fnly il not yot aettiei
sha.'r " ,ts ~ st!fs.ntt Heri,nent of NV Yors
"u1Ino. WI ~. IL IT, ~ ~
W" ~ - n.,n soe - ~ r"c.,n, ri uo,,nk,on froo
uq,. G naSdM y tn. "a .p;.,;aa " tS, tie War<
-, ~ % rn ~. s.t..n 10 ..h NJ Ia prnvi,,ra1
~ W;n. t .st",,Ins ', " slIvsr ana ona hnon.+
n!.i m ~ ,,t at,,,"ifuhv ~ ,nsm1
htua': ~ ~ p. esopv.iu ~. ' Is.at5 - ths .",.
oels o. tns AsSN1s,ohs ~, W.o aIo ~ ~" 01o 1o
tlltse IhuAnks y 9n .us n ~ - .a ..s. ..,.aa.
ra"s are M 10 90 h,Ho.; ~ aa '%o " H. ~ s1ser
q easl; !hn aiRnssI scn'es u LIKE ls '"sc''
an; t'S sssd hsnss IT,, t H. osonae ioe1as s' II III.
M Ooue oa1 @ ~, IN. nt t's III ~, e.nre II sors
ulunsg case. W tus euett '''at eno ~ ~aso 9''s
csy and ,!a!t oath M arr not Illegal. ., a..
H. n".ta a'n u uap. t,u nsfs sii , msn t it, i
70 os' XIII II tbpe ny. @ i'm. ,m u H. innrasx @
eAot "tios4 M .nscs t .aSs Sa,aa. ,S ~ ~ ~ ~.
There aEu t~o rsv9t von'p2nMs 1T n W. noutIeal
aa!oor: IT, Montfsas E'eSainS ; ,, &. iompany,
founus1 ny or ltush Aians ana tho ~ EaHfehee 5
Grain Company, Founded ny tho tats ttt, hna. Iona
faI'nE; Tbs l"ruer Owls ABOUT tweaSn etcam a4
eratn'oIerators. n9efnSn's ltos9 csenty y ~ ~
FcEisseFtu tonnage. lilu u! nA"rSnee 1sa1n
Company oEns paat one OF tsleae Vessels, St
fortY~fonr tons reelstet. FGr aotnu tea1s uo
Harbor cotntn'es1oaofs marc ose1i 10 tno napls
Of coInnutahS nle thff 10 eacn " INC eloTalols
70 $1a' ll'e Vt: l.a.seaee usaaa Votnnany eo'h
iH4n4 LH1tY nHucE lAGaD II
, 1879-06-09
ELI lEitkINa.
n fht ftAitof of 1'Af Trtbtf4th

TO Fhf LdtsoF q IM 5FUaH@
Rock ISLAND pEPor, CHICAGO, June o.
Az haye hr,u loolstnv At ttr whcat-c,on lit
~ 49, IT.. ..., NJ r..T,..,
every stato Of thf union *est OF nc" Eoflan.'
and north Of thu Ohio luver. including Missouri,
It seems as II ought tn give au opinion about
Tie eomsug crop. ought tu know "a much
aooat IL ~ any ooe IN 1nc coa"19!' ou1 noss1 W.
fore haTs ! been 10 puzzled 10 G'se ~ oplh1oo.
!. Within the lust three reeks hara seou
snrlnr.wheot ruined by ynrassboppers Ia Nebraska
w., n,Lr,o ,,,d ". r,,;,-d ,she., ,lnuca nm
an't nako'a' "1'1 ''o so'nea "uoat p'o"su ~
Such ts the case "est o1 l1'heoln at'l schuyler,
In Nebraska These facts aro kept quiet 10
thoaa ktatrk for fear they will check mmigra-
taS ~" ~ s,ato ,.~.nansr, h.vs n,nn,tnnsa or
It",' ", ~ ,.e'' aeu ,.s .aas's,.t..
~1l' meh1ons suea caeoa'''es'
3. 1ns! the xhest'cEop OF Kansas mad South
ern Missouri lwarfcd by thr drought. Knnsas
,.,II n-r1,,,c,, ,hout onr.h.lf of a ~ron- xbI1e
, 1879-06-09
WISCONSIN.
.Soecfd{ ni&ttHfcAAf n 7Hk 1rihunf,

sotefdf Disrafehes sa 7hf 7rIbunf.
soMERs, kenosha Co.. Wis.,. June 7.-flca7Y
frost lust night. Corn cut dnwu to lie ground |;
sotne cnt!reiy killed. AL vines the Same; po-
tatoes badly kiIies,. Fruit mt much injured,
unlcss 1t be strawberries. Train all right, u1t-
less nax. Soma wheat damaged In low pIa.es.
No surh 1rost Bo init Ia senst,n fur furty yrar1.
WArENruwx,s sW,s., Juna 7.-Thls section 1T
tins Stste Was rtsttesl by Il trust this mnrunE,
Ice forming IS thick Us kntte.b)ade, doing susi,o
damage t0 harlcr. corn, bras!s, r0tatoc, pump
kin, aud squusll vis,es tlle etIocts being princi
pully shown on lDn tntn1s.
MINIATURES, WIS, ,june 8.--'rhe reports OF
danssgc BY feast Friday night ssc fully con-
1rn,et!. In addition 10 corn, potatoes, aid seg-
eIan!ss: f!sfFies, srsa"oSs5e. aa ofst early
are said 10 be entirety ru1 OF. Tho havoc
among towering apd other plants In cefneterIes
al,tl sartleus uppcars to haye been general. Par.
ties from the et.st ahore Of Lake Michigan re-
port t!,r chcrry,ctop< paastcd and Strawberries
acrio,lhiy Injured bT frost. II thss news 10 eun-
ttrmed thr prizes Of smaIl fruit. must adyance
materially.
, 1879-06-09

KANSAS. <|
!Foecfof MspdfeAts 10 NJ 1fttans,
JAcKsoNv1L1x, Neosho TO-, June 8.-Early
oats short aud THU. Late butter. Winter wheat
(cariyl will be fit to harvest next week. But
very litslo old corn or wheat to shtI. Prospects
foe crops good.
LoNG1uH. Elk TO-, Jnno S.-lVinter wheat a'l
headed out. Generally looks. well. Prospect
for outs not very tlatttring Good statlt Of corn.
Acreage Increased over last year.
CEpARvILLE, SInith e., June 8.-Wtnter
wheat about ready to cut. Small grain doing
well. Good .stan} 'oi corn. and but little RI.
planted: Hld corn mostly sflfpped. Iiail-
storns hare bot damaged crops seriously.
PAoLA, Miami Co., juno s.-Wlu.er wheat
bus headed we'll. Prospects, for corr we're nuver
better. Good stau,l; no weeds. Most OF our
farmers have ploweA twice.
LANE, Franklin Go., Juae 9.-Winter wheat
healea out ulal tnrnlng in color. Headed low.
Oats are only lair. Dry weather 1ast month in
jurcd them. Corn )u0ks well.
, 1879-06-09
XULUIAND.
THE WAR.

LONDON, juno 8-O6clat dispatches from
Cape Town dated May 20 ais published. In
one, Lord Chelmaford states thas the advance
Of Coils. Wood and Newdtgate should commcaee
In ten days, but dispatch from Gen Clifford
says no dats can be fxe1 for tho completion OF
preparations because of difficulties mot With In
obtaining transportation.
A spocsal from Msrltzburg says the report Of
tho deaths OF Nal Chard and cetawaJo's broth
CT, DahI'amanzi, aTe dcncd.
FOUR AnM1Es%
dispatch from Dansman's Drift, dated May
II, says spies report there ore four Zulu armies
IN the eastern angle ol Xulnland, designed to
enter the colony.
, 1879-06-09

EDscfas D4spascAts 10 Ear TffbHrs.
NuRFoLK, Madison Co., June 8.-ln this val
ley for radius OF lfx miles Wide mud twenty
five long !" the 'hoppers" arn making a clean
sweep Of small graiu. 1t present the wheat Is
half destroyed aud going by degrees from the
rnTages Of the grassltoppors. Oats are not
damaged a. nuc1, as wheat. Wheat ground is
being piowe | up and put into corn. "Crpp
prospeots " growing beautifully less.
OntEAas, Hartan Co.. lutte 8,--Have had
plenty of rain, with Que ha.sturm. Wheat,
oats, and barrier good. One third tnure corn
planted than last year. Acrcage Of corn one
third more than list scnsot,.
INDiAKoLA, ltotl Willow Co., Jnne 8.-Spstng
wheat, oats, mud Garluy IN flue condition Acre
age Of corn double last Jear. No grssaapppefs.
immigration lirely.
, 1879-06-09
kHf. 1s'S ENAk aAA AAUiSs

UkfAkrNExT or TH1 5XTYhtO8,
ss ISpGt'.ss IN ;. ssce1ssl Il ii. c1.ttnsat
HEGtatioSSSt ~. Monday. juno 10. lB7H tur furnish
h{ til nns !oF th1 Dopartment OF Tho Interior dur.
.etask Ia ~ sSts FL SSndl1K June 81. 1H6o.
nE&e n topotAls Wing tia ltetpl aud ed
Hhtal hnIslst t9aulEet. !oket6af With circulars
nA Detsrtm.n;; viii os Furnished On application to
III ~. b sdafe.ssd to tho seesat&Fy af tho
.1H9 enirse.' .'s3nFsea @F Proposal! tor Hsat!oae!y
@ts lax i. st!a!, hare bsen tnada br con.
~ PstEQ4Aa o( tks stationery rpQutfod.
{. SCHUGx, k4cfetAfx.
, 1879-06-09
INDIA.
Madras,

JoHEou, June ga dibpatcl, from Calcutta
rcporta tint riots occurred III Godsavcry, dis.
trict OF the Madras Presidency, Losa1 papers
dignity them by the manic Of rebellion. 4 con-
siderable force haa been engaged Ia aupprcsslug
the disturbances.
, 1879-06-09
CROPS.


sntctnl D,4nasche< IN The tribune.
hcodtn, xr,t I'M, thtr mn, 49,, r,Ln ,.,,t w.,
rs.ax T.. ,,"s. -. " ', "'". 49,, ,so'' WV "s
~ ~ 'cat ~ .ne ia". lns'' nhcat na'
n'cn cul hnoft Ia'lr ohc'!ourth' Oats very
light. Timothy dittu. Pastures poor Corn
CROP vrrr urotnl.tnr.
ar,..r. ,,ras r., t,,..o r,, .,
'N"" va "u"c o'~''e 1cso"o
stan" Ok corh u hach oettcr tIan tue hFst.
Timothy not over lnlf crop. Pastures short.
,btrd Nit ,n,,.h ~, ,,-,, -, h,ud
r..xsa 49, f,..~ " w W. t,n.. ~ ~ """a. ,"o e-
"h" e'e'' ~ WIZ 1o't June o'-79pt!tH
whr7t And oats Will make hall CROP The
ehihen'nuEs arn At work. Flax WILL be light.
Farmers are p1nwllg 1t Hp. Pastures arc suffer-
ing, AUD tlmnthy will make Ghou& utle-thlrd at
, 1879-06-09
TEE REBEL YELL,
II RANG Our At WtNClIk8TEik
AsnasdAI Iliesaetth Ia TIA 1.xitsslsa


WAsnlsoroN, D. G., June a-Tha recent
dedication Of Confederate monument 1t Win
chester, Va, has been tic subject ot cons!dera-
biz comment here. In tl!e general dispatches
referencs was rnado To the fact that the UIlted
etates dag was seen IN various places. This IL =
fact, perhaps, hardly worthy Of notice Ia coun'
try whore that hag ought to be supreme; but
tho truth appears to be TINT the United etstcs
dac Was 80 little sccu and the United atates
Government 20 little respected on that occa.
aiou that ex.contederate soldiers, now Demo.
Gratis, noticed II, and srs Indignant about
II. Some Of theae gentlemso. tais-minded men
and. Democrats In politics, who went to VIM
cl!cates, say
TIE REBEL YELL
waa heard again aud aaaiu; that Confederate
faR& appesrcd ia the procession; that tue most
dlsloJal sentiments Nere frequently expressed; /;
and that tho gray uniform was not N uufre-
quaint sight, Not gu American aag. With ons or
Two exceptions, WAS to ba ssep, while Confed.
crate faga vess auabersd BY the huadfeds.
Around the graves OF tho Ashlys. tho noted
cavalry lssders, se1entsen mtahtHe Confederate
, 1879-06-09

RACES.

pAnis June 8.-The rxce for the grand prizo
Of Paris maa ruu to-day, uud woM by Nubienno
by d neck, Salteader second, ami Count DO Il
Oraugc's F'avio II. third. Xut was \ faVor!te In
the betting at the start, but did not gain a
p!acc. TWclyc ran.
, 1879-06-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

I.ohpoa, June a--l'hc steamships Amesiqpo
md CITY of Montreal, from New York. ind
Peruvian, from Houtreal, hare sfHrpd OUT
Nsw foAx, Junu 8.-ArriYed, steamers Ar4-
roma and The Queen, {Eou LYespool; DssoaIa,
fGom Qia4gox. !.
, 1879-06-09
MONDAY JUNE ., 1879.

habit Of modn1sting hfs voice, hn II seldom un.
derstooa III what bic trie. to my. Voorhees, vii!
prohshls folIor Coke. BayArd and Kcrnan, of
The Finance Committee. wko voted TO postpone
the bill, wilt, Of cuurse. antnsonIxe.
, 1879-06-09
MRS. M'M!llAN.

}%&qF83 U34p4tEN
Pyr1snuaat Pa., Jans A-Mre. Jano Gos1nley
Mcmillan, widow Of the Hon. Thomas l.. No
MILAN, and notlez Of tho Lon. 3. J. r. Mo-
, 1879-06-09
Germany Getting Ready to Hear
an Apology Couched in
English.
4 Turkish Ministry FAVORABLE to
Russia Shortly 10 Be
Formed.
Four Zulu Armies Preparing to Id.
rance into the British
Colonies,
fwtatT Thousand People faith The oarsntE
Prattffe on tho Tyne.


LONDON, June B.-.l'l,e North German Gazttts
states that the German Foreign Office has ro.
cesved confirmation OF the reports o! The de-
structlon Of the German mission station in
Natal, and Of iti.treatnent Ut the missionary
by the British. Communications arc still pro-
cecdng with the British Government on the
subject.