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, 1879-07-21
Mrs. Durssy's VIII lA Favor Of ,TeT Dsy1s.

Hlt&. yGF4&Jx VIII Ia FAVOR Ql Ne4 N8FtR+
Fs,o 0flsuns fFhne1, July 10.
The will Of TINT noble, generous, and talented
lady, Mgs, BAruh 4. Dorsey, Was probated ycs'
terday before Judge Tlsso,, Of tho 8ecopd Dis
triet Court for tic Par!sh Of Orleans. The
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Mira. Cockrem, and
tlIu Witnesses. all from tha Slate Ut Mssisslppi,
Wura praaant IN court.
The following IL the will Of tho accomplished
Southern authorcss:
= DgAuyolN, HAARlsos Co., Nine, Jan, 1,
1678.-t, Sarah Aune Dorsey, Of Tcnsas Parish.
La., being awarc Of the uncertainty VI ilfe, Al
belf,g now iu sound heslth Of lnlDl and body,
do make th!s my last will aud Testament, which
write, sign, aill seal With MT own baud In the
seas property III tho Slates Of Louislaao, Mlssts"
sippl, ai,d Arkansas.
~ owo no obligation OF any sort whatever to
any relative of my own. l have dona %!
could Tor them during my lite. l therefore
g1ve aud beQueath all my property, real, pcr"
sonal, atAt mixed, wherever located and situ'
ated, wholly 4ud entirely Without htndrance "
qualification, 10 my most holored and esteameu
friend, Jefferson Davis cx.Pfesf4ent of tla
Confederate States for bis own sole use aud
benefit In fec siuple forever; aud hereby Gpn-
stit9ta hlul my. solo heir, executor, ana ~.
suIi!s @ xy. paEs n -, o
bis youpgest daughter, Vas!na. ! do not fn-
tend 10 share in tue ingr4tttu16 Of my country
toward lnan who IL lu my eyes the hl2heat an0
nobIeat in e1lateucc. "
"ln Testimony whereof, sE0u thia will, writ
ten with lny owu hntiG, liz the ptessnee OF w.
L. Naltlla1, Z. F, floWes. aud John c. Craig.
subscribing Witnesses resident Ia uafFiaoa
County, &issLsIppl: .......-,
"YAR44 AMxa poaasY."
, 1879-07-21
hn Amateur pedeatrian'a Thirty-four Days.
Walk frntn Chicago to New York.
hrJs Tnrt 2nb .5,t3u IN

"R1R 1rn!n GH.easo 70 ne" aofR'
seq 1"rf Nun July ls'
In coseT bedroom In tue residence Of Harry
W. Uavcs, $50 West Twcnty-fourtt, street,
"Wednesday evening. lay d bright, nleasont-toat.
,,.,, 10000. ~, .r.a,,.o,t,,,s 9s. 49, ss,,".'
aleu .ouns 'nai, scsoseths liom 'ne Aa''sus
atiu nafdsn'bs oi a lung walk. "lllch hc had ILL.,
ished ouly few hours before. rhc walk WAS
from Chicago to this city, distance Of about
johnson. of the former city, III thlrty-four days.
lie started fron, Chicago at o'clock on tne 1lta
nj, ,1ftFtH 4ttn1or jtoA "a ri, MI
, 1879-07-21
he bangs away 1t our prosont form of govern.

h.. t,,,r. xwov - ,,,. ,,o,o,t S,.,n -,
nc .r...'. away ~ o"s p1oSons 'oE'n VI sofcrn-
'"e"''
Tie !Stdlt: spclls government with a small .
when It sf,ents ot tho fraudulent old roncs,sS
"o ~ "asA''A'op'
Tie sa!css way to avoid war 10 to bo prepared
5or II, hfhD cstllec TO The world spirit aMt
determination 10 meet It like hraYo MIN snd
true pAtri0ts.
Down with tho aaR, and down with IL.
uhoh! uniees We can restore tf'e Republic 70
lts tfant', t'Iu psrfacttuh by making that hsa
sstnbol OF sovereign con,nlonwealth, and lhat
Union q Government for Wltto Men, nri
IL nay bq Jcttroyed in tha IniianmnoSI9ast ~
Journal. " '@S 'A''''
A spir!t,evel would demonstrate that ron,
Union IA nowerf,,t shskx nia cont.sn,,an @ ,1ea'ea
a.. lho otatts = NOS distressing us serene self oa
nc subject o. the iEdependent movements Ia
soulAcsn ho!tlcs' Not Z blt OF II. Thy De.
.,! noe,rac! WI sweep tue olu ConteueracI likcA
tSlfillc ": tofnado from Anhapotss 70 Austin. aIA
III, IL an Or 9aftv elat stands 70 'ts way Will b
t.Sk pskea M ap m ~ ahreus nna RtbIets on the Other
.,a.,,.,...r
,hc nisss.i rapest H. a'scasans
Fly pi0e run 10 our party L Dayls Ia elected"
onato1, sra,o ,s:a enAMEl sAAMEl W;on tl,e Detnn.
c.ntic party Aasn't tAe manhood, ael!.resrect
any iinaepeausned TO honor It's beat. ite hravcsl,
had hnd s tnuss ueserTne zero Hu statesman
sasA W aug nanR ltsell W4ere IL
lu1tSn ca9cass can danRlc without oaondlng the
pup'e'
TIC Selma (Ata.) 1r9.u ID member of thu
Okolona Musical Conservatory, Uear II sI,,1:
Tho vital question Of rmperall,m Mt TIM t,anI,,t
and Sl&verr In the Provinces 1nanrs Natiooai IN.
, 1879-07-21
INDIAN WAR.
A Feeling Of Great Apprehension
Among Old Army Mon.
Gen. Miles believed to Be Adj
vnncing Into a Bad Place.
Tha Fate Of the Ambitious Custer Haueipr
Over the Bravo 0floor.

snpsctdi Dtspafch to ne Ttskan&
BisMAnoK, D. T., July 20.-The steamer Roso
Butte cleared this morning at daylight for Old
Fort Peck. Gen. Miles' supply depot. With bat
tery of ak Rodman and Hotchktss guns, 140
boxes Of prapc. 230N rounds OF revolver cart
ridges, 200 900 rounds Of rds cartridges, twenty
Bvs tsavons, and several anhulanccs+ At Fort
Of Infantry and troop OF forty cava1rymen.
Tie steamer Dakota, arriving 1aat night, re-
norsed that, At the request Of Capt. Baldwin, Of
Miles, stafH+ It landed at Tue south bank 10
transfer across
100 CROW INDIAN SCOUTS,
when the Indians Unexpectedly refused to
60. It is believed they arc Jealous Of the
Yankton scouts In Miles, employ. The Grows
hate the elou1, but will not affiliate with
the YauIztouB In running them down: Mies
Is In the netghborhood Of the Bcar-Paw
Mountains, where be expected to find large
party Of Sioux. The Generals fighting force
does not exceed 600 meu. Tho wood-choppcrs
and halrbsoadth.cscape follows along the river
cay that he Will BE- cleaned out II bs strikes the
main body Of sittlng-Bull's followers.
OLD oFr1ckns ON THE FRONTIER
who fought tho Indians before lilies entered
the army soy ha will got caught One Of them,
who is known throughout the United States.
saId TINT Miles, ambition 10 bs a Brt9ad!er
would lead him into fight against his judg-
tncut,-that bis wlita scouts, such ~ Yellow
stouo Kelly md a company commander Of the
Fifth Infantry, would bring on an engagement
whenever an opportunity presented ITSELF. They
feel tint this ID
MrLx5' uuANCH
to make tcn-stfike, anl they ire only doing
their duty II they parsiciuats IN the emergency
where bis wholo command will be involved.
The Fifth has the same confidence ID Miles Al
the Seventh Cavalry had in Custer.
, 1879-07-21

hHq[VlH6 l1EHHs tHffAiCik tHfHs}+
We have tust rcsa speech tnad8 recently By
tho Hon. Walter Evans, Republican candidate
for uoYernor IN Kentucky, In which he CON-
mcrts on tho personnel Of the Democratic ticket
in thnt State. Thrra wcEe ouly about 150D
men In the Confederate army from Kentucky,
against G0.000 iu tho Unlon army, There are
largo number Of o1-Fedoral soldiers there who
Aaye voted nuu arted with tho Democratic partv.
But there Ia not Il BnElo man on thp Democratic
ticket who WAS not Il participant In the Robell-
ion or an carnrat and ay0Ncd sympa-
thfzer with tle loat cause. Before tie
Democratic Stats Convention no man could win
unless he Ind loved tho Confederate lag, mud
given hts energies and sy'npAthlos for tho over
throw Ut tho Federal Government. 1t canuot
now in tho D9Inoeratle psrt!, capable 81 A!l!ng
tho Offices. Both Of the United States Senators
from that State Wcro Bympathtzers with tue Re.
no'l,on' and one q Them l. fought ~ tue lass
contederates q Confederate syiupath!zers.
And It Is 30 ID other States. There was large
Union clcmuut in Tenbcsseo, but s!nco. Tic
Democracy caMe Into power no man has been
fss'fe s coss GsEsssF ..x xe h Nj not .ss ss5s' T.
esDuon, 81 tho Democtstlc Reptescnta.
ttycs III Congress are cZ-CpnfelerhteB. Our
Senators wetc both actively engaRsd in the lso-
tlon. All the executive officers III the State arc
ex.Coniedorates. And 80 1t 10 in OTHER States.
II It had not been 10 uniformly trus In alt tho
southern statsa that unEon men 10 thB demo-
CRATIC party were kept Out Of posilions Of honor
and trust, 1t might be regarded as accidental; !;
but 1t Is tic rule, and, II any Union man gels u
nomination for office In taa South, It "a rara
exception. ii tho Union men In tho Democratic
ranks uo not complain at these things, NO do
not know that w have sny right to, but We
va hsvs right to speak Of It. Ex-CoEtcdesatcs
haya peftect right TO hold lhs oilicca u tue =
eau got them, but they ought not ~ prosellhc
othe5a because they touk tls other aide. They
ought not to be ciAnnlsh.
, 1879-07-21
Narrow Escape Mt tho Falls.

.N1gAtrI FsIift HustEt6, JttV18
a gentleman, accompanied By his Fife, ar
rived at this place laat night on the midnight
Eriu train from the East. They wore OIL tfer
way from New London, Conn, to 1hclr home 10
tha State OF MtnnesQta, and davfatcl d 1lttlo
grcat falls. Arriving so late, they concluded
that theT would; not 90 to. a hotel, aid
waited IN. ttp Eric depot uutn after o'clock,
when they started down town to SEQ tho
sights. They strayc!i ilrst down to the bank Of
gentleman attempted to batfe ILLS face, when he
suddenly becat.,o dlzzy and tell heIplcas!y Into
tho boiling rapids. Tho screams Of the sttai,-
Ecr'a wtfu attracted the attention OF William
Dtnan, who was Watering hts horsea near by.
Dtnnn tied bis hoEscs 10 d tree and rushed after
the WOMAN, who waa running toward the Cataract
fluuse. Dluan says pe could Just diatlugush
tho form of tl,u man in the rapids, and hu told
tho terrified woman that Il was OF no use to
attempt b!s rescus: thAt he would certainly 20
gute leading to tho llttao park bet.osn the Cat"
eract ilousu anu tho old River Hotel, and hur-
rlcd down the bank to thc Eaceway below. u'nan
followed lnolnent later, afta ls astonahmcnt
stranger sitting On tts steps lu tho embrace ot
his weeping w!fc. After falling into the water,
tho gentleman eaiu lllat he hardly realized
whera he was Tor moment: He could not
reach tle shore. Thls, Of COURSE, was an utter
ilnpossibtllty to accomplish, bur as G0od luck
woull have It the drowning man was hurled
agatnst the bulkhead ot tho pier lnclNng the
raccway back Of the Cataract House, and was
carried into the quiet watct, Whcse hc managed
out upon terra irtna. I'lg maufs escape from
desth was little less than miraculous. 10
hardly rcslized at first the magnitude OF tue
faiis' altl hu questioned sIr. Dinan Al 10
'@hather be would have been killed to Ger"
talnty II hc had been carried over tue cataract.
, 1879-07-21
Dt,tssY NED.
Hptcfai Wsrdtch to IIs TtfbHFe.

DROWNED.
FSttfai Dssratch to TAs 1staure.
EVANSTON, H., July D.-An u,,kuown man
WIS found drowned Mt Rogers Park a!,1ut : p.
IN. to-day lie lookcd to ba a sailor, about 81
to 45 years old, five feet tcu nu onc-lalf inches
In hight, Ind on shirt, blue AMI white check
cred, black pants, and pair Of No. . boots,
His hands wero pretty we'll worn from The
water, aud t,o looked 10 haye toen fn tho water
ten Of fifteen dnye. There wns no t,air On llia
face or head. lie aad CIT On his neck two
On tile lett ar.n were tho init,ats "H. 1sn uni
m ANCHOR. The body was found hr Il. Fabrttz.
An Inquest was held 'by A. jaekson, Justice Vt
the Peace. The yerdiet MAS, "Dcatn By dsown-
ilg.n .
W1lM1saros DEL, .Guly D.---D. 8. For.1, Of
Cheetcrtow,,, Std, member Of Tic Mary;l,i
Senate, was drowned A. Orcan City this erculng
w4lle bathing.
, 1879-07-21
SUICIDAL.

8pscf&f HisratcA 10 7hs TreVHA
ELdIN. ILL.,, July 4.-The wife Of Ii. N.
Marshall endeayored to commit suicide BY cut
thug her throat With raxor thks forenoon while
her husband was at church. Tie Hiudp!pe was
not severed, but tho Injury may proya acrious.
Temporary insanity causcd by ioug sickness ts
given ~ tha motFe.
, 1879-07-21

- . zTeU TIT" 7s1V7e@s t4sHF7s
The Democracy OF this city hayo no candidate
Tor Governor. They will warmly and uuaui.
mously support any good aud true Democrat
selected by their brethren ln thu Stats. But
under no circumstances will they stultify aud
Robinson, who hns irreparnbiy lan,ngcll the In
terests of this CITY, vetoed bills which would
have reduced It's expenses $2,0oV0 100, turned out
q faithful officer elected bY majority Ut ogcr
ent1s, lent his aid anu support to q combination
to lefeat the Democrats Of th[s city. usll has
declared tinlt thB one great object OF Ills lifa Ia
to break down their organization.
, 1879-07-21

A new method Of laying the flooring Of ground
stories Ut DaFracks, hospitals, churches, un.l
goutt.honses has been introduced in Franco, and
Is said to prevent damp, ard Yer.utn, aud uu.
healthy exha!atlons from the soii below. IT,
stsad Ut laying the Touring on tuIsta, II u ILL.,
ssesalsd In ! lsjaF Of hut aspl3a4t.
, 1879-07-21

hxaporA, ILL.,, July GA union temperance
meeting, participated in by all tho evangelical
churches Of this city. was hrlu this evening at
the Methodlst Episcopal Church. The speaker
were Dr.. Dandy, Ut Chtcaso d., ], D, Moody,
md afr. 8. lpgitsh. The addresses were sble
and eloquent, with the object to create public
sentMeut Ia favor Of temperance without au.
yocsttng prohibition. lAa meetings are to bs
continued eYsrY third week 1T illu different
churches. TAe attendance was very large.
, 1879-07-21

EANsA7.
s1rcfai DfsnsrAtsfo Ths Tribune.
EEDowIcH, SedHwick Co., July a0.-0ath Just
being rut. rnin on the ground mil liaht.
Thrashlng wlntcr wheat. Yielding from slx to
llftecn bushels.
t'oonR1cr, Linn Co., JuEy 2o.-Thrcshng
wintcr wheat. Yielding abovo twelve bushels.
More wheat here ihan In 1873. Flax and yats
short. Few chlneh.buaA working on tho corn.
, 1879-07-21

t1e7c Fork IF36WNe {LFD. J.
Hcndricks entcstains o very low opinion Of
'r1deu, Tllden entesta,ns very low opinion OF
Hendricks, und the people ut large are 10 full
sympathetic accord with these particular opin-
f0ns Of both statesmen.
, 1879-07-21
on THE SEA.SHORE.


r,,, ,,ut,, <.,,.,, NJ, ,,,.,.., n,..~
ra 'son4 Iuie*Io oses t"o ro't ""S"o
M"ad-1'ohs branoh' coneY 1aaana' and
isat''. ,..--. .-...-...
Srftfdi Corrnpondtncs Of The Tribune.
8ALEM, Masa., July 18.-Aftcr two weeks OF
rest and rambling frather tnconcr,,on. trrn,.,
wc ana orr,.,v.. ~ ,lI. III ;asr., a,,a,, ,.,,,,
W. aua ourselves ~ suls olu to"n' n,ieo VII"
reminders OF ante-lse7olutlon days. We arc In
the mI0at Of Crarestones 200 years old, and
worsh!pIng almost In tho slladow of Bunker
un, Wn lar r,l,t,,nn ~ a,o,Ia,- -, .h r,,.
t,.a T. -. ,va.',s ps,,.aas az 49,, ~ ~
o"se u ro't H"sna ha'i1oad sa'lu recommend
1t TO those who would avoid dust, smoke, and
tho anuaynnccs common to all other routes
leading out of .hat cIty) pltlar OF cloud went
ocforc and wot",ei iho .ron, ~ ra.ha1 "sns ..,s
eo1u'o n''u h1seseu ,',e tfaek. IL "asnea ihe
'sa7es Q! toe forests when Shaded u.s. and hung
droos of pcarl on The petals OF flowers, which
,lics ana rs naun &C., M s
,na Msr,r,ar,,a. "o,arnS a's,s, ~, , u,nsa "'ss ~
VIZ ''*'k"s''.ea eoFeseo n'"es "no h'tcs o.
conscious on1v M a dreamer. nntJl noo,, 't, th,
nv, a., u w., ,,sa sa.,,.n,, uus" .'s "ooa ssss
ae1t ua5, "o tneh 'ea!'zeu the presence Of
green hts. and. mar In the distance, dense
,va;a, ~ianght; We Ind tn youth learned In tho old
aho,. oo1.sy p'..'ha 1eossspy' ,"a. me mountains
1o.at .!s.'"u,s "sle mauc u soal anu l''h;
s t eso u nt ave rso a% ss ef
tho b,aekne,s and s,nosncas of n, VT one
a,a, s.. ,,.,.s .,,a.", s'"sso -, ~ H., st ono
san''os ~ "'su 'tue'S ~. e}esi 'o 'nc sutpFise
p1az!ng mud bclching chitnueys, md Witnessed
the arres of oro mn, coal walt,up tn I'M rremot.d
connot ho written. n n,st bo secn m ,,n,,cr'
ss', ~. " ,'.','1s...,, ..1.., W. 0'''' ~ uAu'i
ss4,'" ''a @ "onuesi'i p'opo''lons' .....--.
From FittS011Tr to the Bt1nm1E ma aNFn1p
, 1879-07-21

weoka a7o, bids fair 10 be from onc-half to two.
thirds Of crop. Winter wheat ntni rys 4ouA.
MONTICELLO. Marquette Gu. July 2o. .--spr.ng
wheat rusty, aiHl' plcuty ot chlnch.bugs. win.
ter wheat Just cut. Erop flrst-rntc.
, 1879-07-21

DdH1HItF1 0d1{Hs (3]F9H.E
Mr.. Wottcrson las not repaired to Washing
ton 10 slasl on Tho cars Of Mr.. UrIah Heep
Painter; ret, under tho amended code, this
actt0u Ia obligatory.
, 1879-07-21

Specadf Dtspsttehet to The IFfbane
Bio LAKE, 5hcrbuFae Co., July 1o.-Spslng
wheat stands thin on tho ground. ilas been In
lurc1 sorno by tic excessive hcnt. II the prcs-
ent cool weather continues will mako a fair CROP
VIII bo 1T to cut IN ten dhys.
ASoKA, Atloka CO.. July 20-SprlnE wheat Ia
not ripuniNg evenly, on aceonntof the drought.
sos'ns to bo dl'ug we'l', Some will do to cut
EAs1oy, Fartbault' e., July so.-Rust md
blight hasc damaged bpr.nE wiea: ono-llaIl. Fit
10 cut iu ton days. Outlook for harYtss rather
DgLur!I: yaIy s5asJtire wheat ia rlpcnlne
nicely. Filling vol, aRi ba ilt to cut thu 1st of
Aug1lst. No bugs or rust here.
CorrAaE uRovE, Washington Co., July Co.
The past ten dayA., hafe bern very bot aud
stormy, The worst possitle weather for wheat to
I'LL. Tho wtcat a rtpcnng uneyvny. Cousld-
. "great CROP" Barley !.fnir Harvesting II.
Rye light. Lator-|yca4iler cooler.
EroTA, Olmstel t}ns3uly e9,-lf tho chlneh-
bugs let tle wheat, 9lauo there will be a fair
crop; Some aa!.l. atabauly damaged now. One
ow4rossA, stse!s T.. July S.-whoat Is
Wlll Iu lit t.. cut IL .11sdays THe yicid viii IL
''lS Dss s tssisn sss1 ssot sa co juv w,ter
spsis e wncst @ M sast "nst n ,o tia,t iaSsi
Mona OIL Tho praiflat Geueralty we'll filled.
narVest next "eek. 4'4leY ID cut mud good.
MoKnls. Stevens Co.. July so.-Whcat begin
n!ng TO r!pen; Very iittlc rust. llaye had lots
Of rau. harley cut AlAt good Yield. {iencral
outlook conlparel wIth1B78 100 pcr cent better,
RocnEYrxis, A1tun., July 10.-Thc Inst slx iays
have crratiy improved tlio wheat in appearance
Tile lights tlave been cool. with>a good breeze
during lsie day Farn'nre cry ehinch bugs and
blight, hut there IL np mistake tlnt with favor~
average crop OF No. wheat Is lsassured. Barley
10 bs!ug cut, and !s tsst-rate III quality, md .ifty
bushels TO the acre tu;tt.antity. Oats und tori,
never looked better. BY tho tuo barley an.l
| oats arc out Of tho wny the wheat harvest viii
be In blast. Some uartfcs will cut their what
next week. -
W1noSA. Mtnn., July 19.-Te1esraphtc ad.
vices recalyel hers today from thirty different
points iii Bouthern minnesota covering q scope
Of country a,0 miles west Of the Mississippi
River, aad extending as far north Us ManIsuto,
concur ia favorable reports Ut tho CROPS Wheat
is filling nicely. Corn aru oats are guod In low
gru,,ads. Il!o bug has Injured wheat slightly
Harvesting will begin in this country nsxt
week.
, 1879-07-21
CURRENT OPINION.

Vtndtcase tho Cook. Mt Least.
Hntlon {nst tDtn,.1.
When Congress meets again let the country
be Informed why ConktnE retused to dlue with
Watterson. Was there anything the matter
With the dlnncrt
, 1879-07-21

UNDER TUE WHEELS.
.epttfat Dtspntth 10 Ths Tribune.
ElooMtS0roA, ILL.,, july a0.-Jcrry Faun0an,
brakeman, wl1osc homo WIS llsrp, WIS killed.
at Stanford Yesterday by failing between cars,
uuu WAS buried here tu.day
, 1879-07-21
Passage Of the Small Bonts from
tho Ship Toward tho
Surf.
Agony Of Fathers in tho Rear Boats Who
aaw the Advance Bout
gwampad.
Kindness OF the Governor OF
the Half-Subr1erged
Island.

.,a.,s.n o,... ~ v,.,3ni. hoIrr ali thn ,..,nn.
@s.".' 49, So. ~ r ~.
G,I', sv.s ~ o.a.u ~ ~ ~ a" ...,,
uss1ug ~, No. s1ssusa us sIaa 20, ~ ~ ,sun -
a.'u .,s Ivy "'ars NJ "a a., " ooa' A"a 49,
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1"a l.. ~ sasu sao -. .,"..n-se -.
Gs ~ .Isas,r ~ s,s ~, sss s,"". u.I
Nv ~ ~ i.,,nS ~ ] .rSc,sas ~ ~ s.r" .sn"".," sa1
,r,,a $500, =. n,,sS s.,,. - ~. =, ~
,ras,h.e os,n,,n,as .on. ~ ~. n,.o,e ,a, ~,
..,..a H., .ssr..saa .,a.o ' "
eA'~'- ~ " ~. - s.Ss .n,,
~. .ouo..s. :. 90 a., s4ont. H.,
.,..ss,. -, s,....s '', uv,a
80. W. WI, ~ ..s 1n,, ""1 e''" a., ,.,,,,
.o's "e" ~ r.so NV 1''n ~ ~ m' 1'' I'LL "s"s
49," a' !" so a'''0''
inc ship was 1elt 10 itrike something:
Ihc engines It onco stopped and reversed i'i'l
speed. me ieads "cra dropped osof tne elde 10
nna Inc deptn Of water. ooas was io"efca
anu eounaco oil afouhd the sn'p' Il NcdRe "as
fhn out a8tefa TO asalst ule ehalhes, ouI Was Of
no use. Inc pa'seueefs remained aa'os' cut
fc'uscu to 20 oelo"' inet7 was u" huIFEht oF
conins'on OF any Kind lhc crew stafFea getting
tho poats our ui'a anchors 5ead5' lley ran
CUT the stream anehoF on inc starooarn oo",
about twenty-five fathoms Of chaEn. All
being ready for hesvsng, thc stream anchor was
stnflea, putting tac eaoie over inc sue lhfow-
luh Ga1so o'ssuoat1 nHs uskua """ een''aosu
until about high water, when thcF endeaTorod
to heave inc vessel oiV pas It "as OF no use'
ihey than got
1o~.' "AHn'
~ .a"u Wv paes'ukss' eo',.poa. Iio'n sno''
hasin1 already landed one ooat-load and re.
turned 1of another' Ihe suri.boat aEa'n started
Win another lot two more boats following. tho
lntenuon oene to allow tue Buff'boat to lnna
all, tnc amps boats heing unsuitable Tor such
shorc' froccedlnE IN to"afd Tie sIofc, the
men appeared 10 hang back considerably before
entering the surf, waiting for smooth sea.
HEen they could DO seen from the ships boat
which was following to give wny on their oars
to land. They no sooner began 10 pull than
larger roller rose Just behind them. ali that
could be aeon from another boat was an oar
nearly end on In wasor.
1HE noAT FAD TURNED ovzR.
In tile space Of te" seconds the people
, 1879-07-21

Su.etdt Eispaschts to TIE Tribune
DEs 5iolNgs, fa-, July 1o.-1Nhsat harYcst-
tng nearly tnshcl in Contral Iowa, aud largo
amount stackGd without Il drop Ut rain. Dam.
aye by chuclrbugs scascely noticeable. Tho
Ilrst load Of winter, cut April ., sold hero to-
uay at 3d.. Yiod, thirty bushola tn tho
acre; weight, stxty-sevcsl pounds. three pounds
above tin standard for No. l. Moro rcapors
alll harvestars sotu for cash than for ton years
In tic saue perod, Indicating better tit,us.
INy1ao1oN, Kosauth Co., July 23.-sptlng
wheat was looking fatrly until within tcn days.
1t Ia blightel and rustIng Thin on tho ground.
Wo arc looking for hall crop. Flax il cut
abort 20 pencent.
wheat is rlpenng wuls, but is damaged by chlnei-
bugs. Fairly filled. Harvesting.
FAu1xNEl!, Franklin Co., July 2o.-Sprlng
wheat Ia thIn On thu ground. i the hot weat ler
aud jax reduced by drought. so iaE chinch-
bugs have done but little injury.
III some localities Is damaged by chinrl.bugs.
VIII yield lhrec-fourths ot crop.
oscEoIA. C|asku Co., July M-sprlng wheat
viii hot ayerrgo Oyer, seyon busheIs 10 tic aero,
Uats ni1d grass have improved.
CHARLTON, Lucas Co., July 2o.-spring wheat
only medium crop. The buss are tnlurlng It
baiy. Corn never bettor.
WILTON, Muscatlte Co., July al-Chncal-
buga have damaged sprtue what fully olle-I,aif.
Winter whsat yielding. from swonty to thirty
/ bushets. Uass good. DaFlsy finr
NoNTIt LIBERTY. johnson CO., July Co.
| C4tlict,-hugs hayo dona great Injury to tho
suslng WHEAT. Cutting. Outs short but we'll
| filed.
WEST UN!oH, Faycttc Gu, july 20.-uhinch-
Many t!clds uro ruined. Do not look ior more
than one-iourth Of a crol. Drought lid not
hurt winter wheat. Yielding from ten to twau.
| ty-tlyo btsluts.
lSpErExpEAcs, Buchanan Co., July co.
good ai.l nearly ready 10 cut. Coru looking
| splendid.
, 1879-07-21
Hut II.

AHGaad (9u. } EAFoHtelf {Ht0s.3.
II Mfr. Davis meant that tho xRuaea Of the
South were true .o tLe pure idealot tho cause
Of AsIr country, .fua faithful to ths grave Of
yalor in defeat, he spoke truly. But, II he
nlg8ut that Southern women keep alive tho ugly
nxtures VI sectional strife, hs did not 10 nen.
perfect justice.
, 1879-07-21

l'uIq fruit tavort, Burnett'a extracts.
, 1879-07-21

The Pure Spirit OF Southern Democracy.
0sstohd fAi4s.) So1lAsrn S'atts tDs'a.l. Jvia ~.
II tho ,states u not Democratic, there bs no
Democratic papers iu the United 6satos-
cesur had bis Drusna, aud Lincoln bis Booth.
Le, Graut taiak Of u1esa historical faets before
, 1879-07-21
WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN.
9ptcidt Dtfp0lchks 10 TAs Tribune.
PRA1nla Du CHEN, Crawford Co, July Co.
SpEiux wheat. Vtleh proulsod but uttla Two
, 1879-07-21

dp*efal M2patch to 32s Ifttuns.
DELTA, Fulton Co., july 20.-|Vnter wheat
the best crop ever raiael III thls county, Oats
good. Nsarly ready 10 cut.
, 1879-07-21

NEBRASKA.
Sptct1l Dtsp14rass to fas 7fshMns.
CARLETON, Thayer Co., July a0,--Chtncl,.buY
have hurt thu spring wheat VIII not average
over ten bushels 10 the acre. Flag aud oats
good. Winter wheat yielding frbm ten to twen-
ty bushels
FoRT OAIHouH, Washington Co... July 90
Co'nlaeuccd cutting spring wheat. Quality No.
l.. CAinch.lugs A. work doing aoina damage,
Wheat Aul outs better than last year,
, 1879-07-21

nscraEc In ,hrtr r-etghl Csl> countless: md from
10 y pnr rcnt heIuw IN taIrt'sfx ti!} eount!es,
twn counties rcpost The condition t:.5-55) ycrY
t,u(Ayurlbte.