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, 1879-08-04

absent from tho city for amy length Of time can hare
Tnx TnlncxE nacdto nny addsea, poatpa'd, for u
per month.
For tho greater convenience Of toso Wishing to avoid
tho necessity Of tsr TO THE TR1nCNh 0ee. arrange.
enta have been perfected for receiving ANAL avcr.
tte.ncnts by telephone. This o1co 10 supplied with
both the He'll And the Edison Instruments and respons.
bic PARTIES can acn1 their advertisements at any hour
from 10 II p. N. by telephone direct to this occ
urcsH for the delivery OF Tnt rntnuNa NJ Ersuston,
Engcwood and Hyde Park left IN tho counting. raoln
stllrueetYc PROMPT attention
, 1879-08-04

It IS n dreadful humiliation for st. Iou!s to
have thu cnItatncnts for tho navy natlo by au
agcnt dispatched by rail from tho port Ut Chtca-
70. Secretary TiloApsoH would have tlone
wisely to let we'll enough utone.
, 1879-08-04

| Engtish author, has Just issued a work aalletl
Egypt nnder fslnail Pasha," which is OK
trcnsoly interesting, not alono for tho light
which it tl.rowa upon tho personal history
Of tho Int Kiediye, but for its boarings'
upon contomporaneous history, The i,nmc-'
| diato predecessor Of 1s1A1L p, Bha wns SAE.p,
n monster Of vico, who died uf Horrible
disease caused by bis proligato l,nhits.
1sMA1L succeeded to tho Viceroya!ty in 1865,
and almost bis first not wns to rob and l,anIah
| tho lawful heir, Prince HAL1s1, and then by
| a largo bribe to induco the Sultan to rot
| him asido in favor Of TEwE1K pns!la, tho
prosont Khedive. Mr.. JEnao1D describes
| 1s4A11 as man Of remarkable astatenoss..
who was capable Of an extraordinary amount
OF work, and had m Intelligent compra-
! henslon Of the smnl1ost details Of lis Office,
mud yet was continually ovorreached by
spectators. who traded upon his concoit,
gluttony, deprayity, and selhshness. Tho
| Inter quality was Liz Chief characteristic,
| Tho writer says:
IA basa se1ashucss 'is stamped upon every act
| Of the Khcdtsc's reign. To enrich hinsclf and
his family by the unsctnpulona Ase Of tho powefs
glvnn 10 his race with thu consent Of Eurupc for
the benefit Of tho EgYRtian people, aud to bring to-
hts pnspoae all the ,lep hc conll obtain fson f:u-
ropcan capital, enterprise and knowledge, to thu
| object lsNA1L Faahn appears to hayo ret before
| hims9lf directly he traChou the Flccrcgal throue
lie seems to have formed commemorative ntau for
tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT u his own children at tho OK
pcnsa Of tho rest Ut MnllAMNEp Axis lesceudants
OIL tho morrow OF SAEEn's funeral, and to bayc
kept 1t before him through every cyont aud episode
| Of his .cign."
, 1879-08-04

Twelvo new cases aud two denths is tho
ycllow-fevor report of yesterday from Mem
phis. Tho Howard Association haH assumed
charge Of rolicf work aud tho nursing Of the
ack, with plenty Of nurses and money to
carry On itg nob|o charity.
, 1879-08-04

TnR CR1oAoo TRrnuHr has established branch Offices
for tho rccept Of subscriptions and advertisements
follows.
NEW yORE-1,oom 70 Tribune 1lutldtnr. F. T. Mo.
FAnnxH. Manager.
FAIRS, Ftancc-No. 10 Rue dc II Grange. Datel!cre,
II. MAHtkr, Agent
LONDUE. KuR.-Amcrican Exchange, 40 Strand.
pkHHr F. G1EI.,a. Agent.
. WARRINGTON u. C.-1a1g street.
, 1879-08-04

The Boston Transcript still froths at tho
mouth when It refers to BHI5row. They do say
that man n'ny hive hydroplIobta, though tho
bite tlat Causes It Ia several years old, and to
dog TINT BIT him dead and buried.
, 1879-08-04

Gen. Ew1xo fa saylng good things about RAN
DALI, rs his Fiat friuud, and RANDALL taiscs
good caro- That these speeches are not reported
IN Philadelphia.
, 1879-08-04

What authority Is there for saying TINT Sccro-
tary THOMPSON wants to 1o Governor Of 1ud!-
anaf It Is much moro probable that the sensible
people Of 1ndfana want him to hs Governor,
, 1879-08-04

VAN EES8BELAEN GRAND LODGE or pERFEC.
TtOS-A Regular Assembly for important hustneks on
Thursday nsennH ns1t: l!X gr1Sr 1t
ED. GOOt3Al4E. GraId Secretary,
, 1879-08-04

4 gon1oman attired In clothes which Ind
aeen better days. aad conveying on biz purao,i--
mostly on bis faco md tIngor-nails-a )ar1e pot.
centagc Of city lot. callct ut TMu TRIBUNE
Office on Saturday will; alp cut from tho paper,
and asked to SEQ tho editor. When Ills reaucst
had heon compiled with, In measure, ho said,
With YfthcrlHg nnces, which had something of
the appearance Of crcYasso In q Mississippi
leyoe;
''Wot aro 70 Riv1n' III, young. fel!cr, ]oyi
Don't you see whas yon'ro printing in tho pauur.
Look heso!' ind ho tendorod, the reporter a
printed scrap which tho reporter took between
tho points Of pair Of ucisaoss, and scrutn!xod at
4 respectful alstapce. -,
"Thtu, my frlona." .,e 1uid to tho representa-.
tive Of tho lendr!ck D. Wright interest, "this,
my friend. heeta to bo IN interesting 1tom about
I'M inipccun!ons gentleman In Whom, 1lnn., who
weedcd cucumber bcd for hla dinner aud sa,ycd
cord of woud for llis anpDer, and whose dcmcnnor
~ Impressed tho woman Of tho lliuso that size at
once wrote IN account Of tho af1als to tho Wlnoua
Republican. Aro you tlo Industrious gentleman
referred tot Do yau want to correct the rcport."
"Nn-n,v," satd the visitor, Indignantly, "wot
are ypn playin' inc fors DO loul like man that
would weed q bed of cowcamperars Of tho ground
for small UNITS OF haaits Do you t!ink could 10
far forget nyaclf as 10 split monlal wood for tho
rolh buekwhoat cakes that fall from tho rich mans
taLe? o, giro aH rest, doi''
'Wcll, what II ttuinlor do You wantt"
"ant. iA's ~ "uat "nms' anu sfeakasth tho
teptetehsause o. aoout wv uoo American citizens.
W'n' WV ~ h.op phpnsain. ltoma hko TINT.
"nss. ".s sae"!ataa " laeteaao 1ho owls o1
uua .Iu sunet'nss ot tno poos' II tho
~. -, xuse 1as W 'e'1o"s nio N
s"v "' I"l ,s ~ ms'a"s luz eatu"oeta upon thou
saNu "o.s "nu "'"~Hs sA".M!1ts o1 onFtolvea
'us ..o ssko .. oas "4"ta' "o!' 10 ruined. Thars
mn"s .uo .nas sue. tou Nv U" on that sacRot.
wv WIZ ~ ''u ,ea'lhs taat Will interest your
te"ue!s ~" oensat |ao s'faaA!n7 poor, Inst Joa
e'u 'Ne.n e"''o s1u'e' ""oa' a!s1a!'oo DaKas' anu
l'"'lun Ma1qa'Ecs' al,u tt'''"ps' WHO were g1sena
av"a'e 'eeu VI '""st e''.Ae" an1 'eo'eieam' Win
'n'tcnt e'sat" a'la hlP VI Rooa WHISKY ID grace
a'!es Me"'' auo "ao' nttec" "ooKs attesWhfas,
'e1t thess generous 1enofaetoss $@oo otuo', Ihat.
the so3l " H'esaluso, 70" 1e!'owa "ant 70 print
ao"F 1eaaoss cry TOT " Ana ''o 1AFsefa ar on tho
1encfs TUT "oh9s "".t',A ~ wv '4e's aa'1.
1ao reporter tnahAau n'4 fs'tos !oe this CONS
inun1catloa ot hss v'e"e "a Journalism. aud tho
si'ltof loft' hsYlne inquired II tho Congressional
compttsoo "as at'!' III session..
When tho ed'tos OF one OF tho New York
papcrs cot TO hss otca tho other evening, ho found
waiting far lila arrival young Gisl u not more
than etghlsen summers, nutumns, riuloss,. and
springs, plainly, bnt richly, clad In mourning, anu
with lovely countcnance which bore traces Of
agitation. "
''Whas can do for you, mslaulo3" said tho
editor, blanlly.
40, str" 1eplted tho bcauteous stranger, oln4p.t
log lIeg hnnds and FILLING upon her knees wi,t,a
auud Ut tcasa uushed from her eyes, Ito, s!r my
, 1879-08-04
SUNDAY REVEEIES. j"
Improved provorb What Is anybodya
buatnosa IL nobody's business.

"Go to Memphis " ia the correct advice
10 offer t" podd1cr' 'ookagcn,s. people who want
10 discuss Tho political situation 10 i've pacos Of
dcctmaIu, aud such ttka folks.
, 1879-08-04

McV1ckerts Thoatre.
tfalllttn etteet, between dearborn and Etato. Ea.
EaEemcnt Of Linn Tcttontorn. ''uretchen. Or, Who
knpHg IJcst.n1
, 1879-08-04

Tf0HfrJss T1hcntrr.
Rnnlolrh stfsrt. between Clark md 1fshlle. En-
rneement Of Wal1aeks New York Star Combination.
"a Scrap Of FAper"
, 1879-08-04

The hcayicst blow tho Sauttiug ambition Of
ToN EwIaa has received Is the ilnu.cnsu 9uau-
ttty Ok wlIeat 10 tue straw tho thrcshers are
finding In Ohio. llo gets another serious set
back ln tho bis out alIl barley crop now being
cut atd from present appearances, the corn
crop will ilnsh oil his claucea at thu iles Ut
October. NAPOLEON sald ttat Providence was
usually on tlae s!lo Of the heaviest batsaltons: !:
Providence seems to b1 on the slp OF CHARLEY
FOSTER this campaign, as Ewls0's stock, iu
trade hGs beGn short crops and business stagna-
tlo, for which ho has been In tho habit ot hold
luz tho Republican party responsible Oh tl.s
stump. When tile crops are good and times in1-
proriug tlts dctns1ogus il deprived Of pockets
nuryo Issues, alld ge.s occupied at the polls.
, 1879-07-08
1lrit1s,s rt}sEasis IN South Afrlua.

(Hfff&tHN0<HCk LbAHfn ,SflES
LAHpsMAA's DHlt-r, May I'll ren'eo1 hcr soma
The Hybarittsh luxury al tue fsu4rlis.nuu uu the
for haslShtDs snko lH,ru l,ar u,l tlIu nras mar
ques, tho white sab|rclotscs, tbs truthtng cflaul.
payne, .alal tte rrKtfnent2l plate. TIM t;1aria-
men naiYely pleutrtl sAat It was folly to tn
sqHattd wien hguaor VIA unesltc.l for. a!nl
while they rutId not quite scu The un,l,scturnt
OF going without tic comforts Ut civilization
When lI!sv wero tcgltt.nat1lY Within RUTH, II
would be found Dn uceAsIOua. as It always Elat
been found In tl,e past, tilat the Gnartls tr,nfl
starvs n gay ard eontentcd1y u 1tpir I,.tsh-
bors. TllsEe II nat nut murh nf thn
picnic sleslcbt about this campaign. asI.i Will
do all concsrnott 10 It, 80 fur ~ hnrn
seen, thu justice to tusltfr that they
hsys cast bohtud them consideration far
creature comforts. Occasionally, nuser'hrless,
tlat potent lui4 tile drink par excellence Ut thu
t0lonY. that yoas by the ds.'earI1g 1sa'ne of
"hquasefate,h stia that IN realtY is the tAnkest
OF schlutlain. Is pfotlercd fTnui iosr|taae tcAts
IN the passing stranger; hut'ulo uuardsnen III
haye out hero ablure tas luxury u "squars-
FACET foraye not for outlying haer, 4Ad sterulY
subaist on tllcJr snlIIer.' ratius,s. 5un,s half
lsxcn Of tlletn-Co. Davis, Sir ", Cumming,
Cotton, CotytI!e, Ruptst, Earrlngtou, and BERTHE
-aFu volunteers with tic uaW Fitst-Ewul.ty-
fourth. wus d guest the otlie. nt9ht at tllu
nlc.s Ut thiy bAltaI!on, whuse tho deyire for d
table was Ingenious. A trench uua dug with
upright sites; tho liuets sat oi either cttgu Ut
this trench. confronting each other, alI.t tetween
tltG tWo rUWS VI diners WIS u broad plauk, which
constituted III, tubIe. Thu earth lron, .t,t
trench, heaped up behind tlut slttcrs, afforded
fartittes Tor comfortable lean-baek WHEN tl:e
, 1879-07-08

The Fsei,ct, President reeel,tl. entertained at
dln!ler the Friilcr a1id PrinH.as of Wales. ~
GEcry, SAYS foreign iourslal. bad no EnGlat
Order tu weaE tn cosAnatsaent to the pf!nep q
Malcs, who is grand Gordon ut the Legion q
l1oEur. Tile President represented very we'll Ill,
dignity Of tin French kupubIc. In the partanct
Of TIE Ettxabcthan nertosi, the Chiel Of the Ex.
ccltive n u must whrshlplu1 perso,,. Ills man.
ncrH nrt 1et anil grave, Antf nfs unlescurrent OF
gtI,M t,nture aHi Ut flunprtstic perception keeus
his pride, which 10 l5urtltnatc but not agrees
I've, ftutn assuming tic form uf hauteur. Whit
thr irinsc anu Princess Of Wales wera treated
Will, the rcsnert d''e to their rnnk aud repre-
sentative character. ne coust!y ceremonial waa
ATTEMPTED. Nor was there any dEsulay ns under.
bred rlctendeBcc,' or Of tic tyc-are. ~. .goo{l.
ns.ypa' sentiment n, Grcsy nnh htz vile went
to tt'c yesttuute to receive ter Royal guests aud
to c0ndnct theln to the utawtpg-roon. Tit
Princess vi Wales wore black Gauzu robe,
hrivAtpuetl up here a,nt there With diamonds
un1 ltuW.onl aiErctte IN tIcr lair. She would
nut probably have dressed HI much f,at1 she not
aEreea to appcnr after dinner III tDe Prestdtnt's
bu1 1T tie o;Gra. Thtngs were timed to euahlu
lii. Prince to pass, after coffee was HANDED
round. half on hour In tue smokng.rou In
llr trawnE.rootn, Willie thr gentlemen were
snlas'"g their cigars. and eha.sessaa, the lad!tA
Hike ttsut,f sad all American ex-Sccretarr OF
1:ccatlnu, whn hos bceu talktng to t..e about
English royalty breaking out In this tresh
placs. tLu Marcchale Latl Il contemplate way
OF behaving toward rrinccly guea,s. 7 was
never In all my l!ft 80 dlrEusted ~ one eyentug
ut the Elysee, when that mountain Of Ioosa
flesh, Queen Isabella, was there. NJ wife was
Che natural!y sat down. 'fhe Marechate espied
her, n sent m nttlc.tie.camp to say ts,ut in thh
prescHco vi sovereign It was nut admissible
for my one but II crowned bcad 10 ue sealed" "
, 1879-07-08

thu strikers et,can,pcd oi hc top Of siadsbcrr,
It'll nIut one mile OntsiTln Of alIiulsYn, frthh
"fOse slrects their lrGs cDmtn lt seer, ami tefr
tUfnbre hymns cunhI bt heard. 1ir msaL1nls
next day iascsl frn,n 10 nc1nek o. III. 10 3U'clock
p Ill.,. but led tn no result. It was evident,
however, ftom II: Language. un'l the wtolo
hearing Ut the Gtrlkera. lat II no tonceesien
uh,Id ba wrunR from. The employers, there
would be, not simp1e not. hl. an ths,srrectlnn,
III whrn deatnlr mid junateiAfn we're blended
tuyciltr In A must singular manner. lu the
afternoon seren Enn-h1ats entered the harbor Uf
I'm ctty: scytrHi rrEltEchta of the Swedish
0iards, provided With. .'attlllery, werd ta,Ibcu,
n'nl the strikers' cau,e' *ns surrounded. Thu
tnnressIon Of thi* lnceast'rc however, VAS
tended. During the srcond ttnys d!scus.
slim, tho strtkert' delegates mnfe no aIiu-
sion to the. militnry 'arce present, but
they e}0kp with greater bltrrnrss Ut ,hrtr c,,in-
1,fants a,nt insisted Nth grcater stubtHrnness
on tlleIf ten,.nsis. Finally, IN the tlaIr,l dxy,
tllG InYernnr succeeded III establishing ctDfr,-
promise, which tic strikers tieelarril titn,selycs
willing 10 aetcpt III tns coH1,ltn tlJut LII. sOt.
ti,css stoufd lie 1narc!lcd o'1 the ground before
Hesitation, thu ttoycrn0r constntcllf Hmt thus
the etrka en1eA without violence OF ans kind,
Hut It souMIs Qccr lii4t one u tho niuse diff
utlt ppiDts of iIlt whDlc negotiation was the
strikers demand that all lh,uoestluns. heersa-
iuons. md 0anefug'hall IN lYr city shuultl be
closed nlsl forbidden. 1t must be remembered,
however, that III Sweden II Ia tho 11wcr classes
which are religious NH, !ua1ntafn very severe no
ttous Of what ia the will Of tod and what h sItl,
t1rtattI very tnsIit]gcht 1cas aJout sehuaps aud
punstlI a. features Of niuiicrn civilization. Tlr
point was coIu promised III f1IAt tho sa1uous shall
tu Kept closed OIL Sundays.
, 1879-07-08
Il 8vslifs!s Rtrske.

-. ...... HfH FHFH TinfS.
The recent RtrlkH At bunllsyal presents tey-
efal CURIOUS features. eunuavalt, sitllptud on
tie botaoiau Gun, In the Province Of NoslaIld,
terms Quo Of the principal centrcs VI tlIu
eWsoiati timber Industry, as,tl between 9,nN
'a!lo 6'uo nun ara hers employed III sAx~rnitls
We. Nn prcconcerted signal. all thcsu nlen
QUO wy sIoppcd working, without giving their
silence aud With = rod naK 1t 1l.u head OF ,as
rEocess!oot neas TO RdsVik 41Ia then to Syartyjk,
y onth x,s nlasss t'ey compelled o. persuaiutl
having hssn incressesi to bctween III DID anl Il HI
they marched buck u auuasrali. On The rsa.i
they wers utst BY lhe 0ovcraor Of dc Prpyincs,
anl k'ud ot rasley took place. Thu strikc1s
wages usad Two years ago; the Goyegpor sta,ei
ht4-no disorder, no violence, atc. snI
1t Was tl4cu agreed that dsln.
gatea vi tie strlkers should mant
tho noxt day With delegates Of ttu employers.
and discussion should take plart undgT ll,u
presidency of the uoyeruor. During the night
, 1879-07-08

Tim Stars nHd Stripes In Havana lIarlor-
Ilow "A 1kefmEss. Was lsrnnght fFnn n Maxi
rnr rnrt ta Sew fusk. With IN Exciting In
cldrut In Havan8 Ifnrs,or.
Rs.e lark T',n<s.
Tie british fag NAV almost always be tocn
Ayiue nyar sturdy man-of.war In tile harbor nf
Havana; i}cro arc MEXICAN war.ahips thcra, and
Frenc1,, nn.a Often t}orn,an; a,tl III 10 Bpanlah
troticla..s. shark conld not trim erross the bar
without rubbing lns ans uanlnst hull dozen Of
them. 1t Is seItlon that an american wsr sosast
IL seen In tlcsa wsters-perhaus for tho same
rpasor that would provant = man from GoIng out
with a!rtcrn-poun.Ier to shoot O rabbit, hut
more llkrtv bccaiisH, should m American vxr-
shin'1 suryrcs bu required Ia tllat picturesque
harbor. ouu&nuld ho sent over from Key West
In very few hours.
il y ihs tcoulng over nj .wn gun. boata from
kcy Wt6i tn Qruat hurry nns 'light that forms
l,Iti cpr,eE-atDnu OF this xtnry--a truo story
that was tultl lhn writnr hy tabt~ Sherwood, OF
the steamship City OF Nav York, while that
vessel WAS battling brnrciy With lor'eaatee
some n,ilas otf Savannah.
Tho, ups al,,i downs Ut tha Cuban tBs,tFrectson
MalU It necessary sometimes Sor prominent
riltzeus n tol.! !iars to lrnva tho ,slan and take
refugees waa distinguished 1eucrgl, iicar 10
ihu hearts ot oua purity mt equally h2teful to
the ol,cr. lila na,uu IL still PROMINENT tn Ellhau
affairs, mud t,e shall e known iiase only ss the
lVe+El0ls Nv RH%At0A 41NW J1Af4H& W UlXHt
In saI!fng.yesse'. md Inads hls way arso4s the
narrow Yiwxtan Channel into ths country OF
t.iat nAn.e. now oha nf tho alates OF thu Mext-
eau Republic, But life iu swc,tertl,g Progresu.
Or tixtesntl,eentury Mgr1tia, did not suit hi.u,
and he letrrilltned to uake au effort 10 reArh
thu tluttet States. tbs Ala1anLlro l.fnu steam-
era. tho unlr American staamers running rcgu-
larly ~ Aaxeaa ports, touch also It tlsYana,
aud the rotuges Grueral knew tint liz would
run some risk In taking passags in one Ut them;
but tile overland trip to VERY Cruz, Whrre he
might hare taken a fteueh or ueEtuau steamer,
was Out Ut tho guestIon, Tor there wero not Gully
no railroads, but not even wagon-roads. liz !c-
termiucd, therefore, to run the sisk, aid take
passagu In the American steamer.
Tie hrst steamer that ufslvcl, notthN NaId-
bouid, after ho was ready to start, was the City
at S{eflro. lle vent out, IN allc OF tho ltxht-
era that carry pastonxarss sohIc milcs i1tu llIe
Gull, where lhe steamers apch0r, anu eugaged
y Kiateroou,. .Among tla passengers wcru scr
cral Cubais. ~ whuu. 4.u tieneral'a lace WAS
familiar, md tsle trip to Havana would be nado
III fsu,a thrco to fur dayl, according 10 the
weather. Tho AlexanlJre steamers stuy tn port
ID Havana Iopg cnough to receive aud discharge
, 1879-07-08
EDISON AND THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Naw YoRK, duly a.-Ediaon, hetng asked hen
his light is getting a1ong, answered: "Ths
subdivision Of the Hight b pcrfcct, but am i'm
proving the light every dav. The lascst I'M
nFo7emcnts give me nearly aeven gas jets per
horsepower. md tlero are Indications That
can sasrea,o The number to ten. juat no long ~
wc tau sec our way to getting mora gas-llght
per h"rec.upwcr VIC shalt give u0 exhibitions.
fhe platiuuIn'burncr Ia settled thug. Ia alI
carbon lights not moro tllan II per cent
Of the florsc-nowGr goes Into the lamp. We
yet =. ger cent IL onr lamps. recognize
tue isnpaticnte Of thr public over tho delay in
bringing tlIe light bctnse them, but we nust
start with pcslece plunt. 1t IL nccessity'
H1ppose We erect our stations and lighted Now
York City, losng horsepower tt,at might 10
sovei ny nerlect lamp ur ctnerator,-!n time
the iatNDs anu generators would hive to be
thrown out md new ones substituted. Tie Con-.
pany would lose miIliuns 1t dollars. we are 70
i!Eso perfection. even In the supply Of metal for
burners. I E1yc been bothered to lind o dYua.
f,,0useter for measuring the horsepower used tq
generate tic electricity tor the liy1lt. | made
,uzens Of them bclore got ono that ID abso-
lutrly Perfect. 1t measures within thousandth
Of d horsepower ~liat goes on TO geurrator
ana what colnea out ot Il. Buch arc SONG Of
our lfllcultfes. We may be able to spread t!ss
whole thihg bcsorc the nublic II, three Or four
wteks. anu the time may be much longer; but
Just ST. long nk We cal scc chance for ttuprpyr.
mcnts, VIC sllall continue our expermGnta."
, 1879-07-08

beef md bread were undergoing the process Of
digestion.
We lmve sosne wonderfully hard men ont here
III this Jorge; men wtIu sctHI pot to know what
fatigue r,enHs. Lord Chelmsford appears abio
70 ride forever. Ills isllitnty secretary, Cp}.
North CrcAlock. lead ns own nack-s,orse on his
chiefs long stretches on horseback, Cant.
Steward, Gen. Marahai1's brigade Major, has
lived 10 the sadtlo cFer aimee ho left tie shtn.
Gen. Clifford con.rives to content himself with
three hours sleep nut OF fl1e twenty.fnus; and
Co], Rnllcr goes on three days' ride will, hali-
a'ttnzcn biscuits, II panntsIn, ard q couplo ot
HMncrs os COLES without suRas. An instance
Of doCrrd physical hardness came, however,
untlcr my noticn tlm othcr day that stimulated
ny sncsdal admiration. wa, sieeptng Tho
otfcr night IN tent at Wasl,bank, halt way be.
tween Sunday River and Dundee. About
bclnck hearf a raiee outside that I though:
KNEW, asking for A irink Ut water. Getting nat
into liz moonlight I found nlona and on hot
tho Hon. iuy fJavnay, attached TO Gen. Mar
sanl's ssaf. On thc nrerous tlaY he had eti
Utrecht with nj urgent dispatch frnm Lord
Chelmsford to Gen. Marshall. fio had ridden
burt tho fortF miles to Dundee, when hfs horse
was beaten. fig could not get smother, 80 he
started On might trn.np to find f!s chief.
wherever he might he. When paw him he had
done fourteen miles In thFee lionsa+ i9e had ht
driuk Ut waatcr atNl started nnew quits cheerf]v
lIa rearhed Sunday River by daylight, twelgd
m!cs fnrthef on. aInl finally {stfll on fout} ran
fnt0 his chief twelve miles nearer 14adysmtth,
somewhere about breakfaSt.tftNe.
, 1879-07-08

.SU<cint FIsuTfthfa N 1ht Tribune.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Jackson Co., July -
Drought haa cut si,urt outs nt.tl spring wheat
une~tl,trd. Corn looks well In this county.
Winter wi.ens could not oo better. VIII con,-
1.,es.ee cutting this week.
sPA1rA, Monroe Co., July 7-1ust COM
tnc.,rcll cutting winter wheat. VII! ycl,l
twentv.tt,rec bus,,ela pcr acre. Crop one-,h!rsl
more than Inst ycar. Oats will he q very small
crnp. Spring wheat loodEng sirkly. Not over
half crap. Corn never looked better. Hay
trnp go0a.
AiARsMAkt., Dano Co., July 7.-Snrlne wheat
fair. MT al good us 1ast yenr. Nearly all
lIcadcd out. Two,thirls OF ~ average crop.
Hay crop light.
Woonsrocx, Rtchlaml Co., July 7.-WIutcr
wheat will yield twenty bushels to tic arre
spslag wheat not Injured hy drought. Corn
doing well. Just conlIlencad cutting winter
Whglt.
WArzMrowa, Wis, July 7.-Yeslcrt'ay TWO
heavy thuMder-sturnis passed uYer this sectsnsl,
a1la 1t las ralne.l alno1t continuously from last
cvanlng to daylight this morning, doing moro or
less damage 10 tls growing crops ~ proatrRtiug
the nsatlrlllg weat, outs, rye, md harley. Oats
ntnl snrIt,E wheat are tils principal sufferers.
Tile amount Of the damage will tepcnd ou The
weather hereafter.
, 1879-07-08

SpSciGf 1tt4pH1cH 20 <Hf Lf7Q1sr$-
MILWAUKEE, duly 7.-Tl,r squall Of Thurs
day evening Inst caused considerable latnnge to
canvas nj The lower end Of tbs lake. Tie schr
Watertown Is at Aiauftowoc disabled through
loss OF canvas, and wauts tltg to Tow her
through TO ChIcagO. Tie sc1lr Nevada touched
hero Yesterday minus hor tna!usatI. Ono was
borrowed, nnd tic yesacl continued IN her roY.
nee to Chicago. The sehr ". B. Phelps has nr-
rived hero minus her jb topsatl. a tlafce-a'll-
after passed here to-day, Gu route for Chicago,
minus her mainsatl. The scllr D. E. Bailey lost
q ill., md tho i,1rk America hcr flying itb. A
white tbrcc.nn-atter, supposed To bcld'lg to
Milwaukee, NUS scCii llcIr the EcArcT$ Will hcf
nlutrBufi md n.t22cn Gonr. .-
This morning tic tn. Welcome lowed the
scllr kntu GEaGtt Into ttlr at,nr Jclu a. Dix.
Tic jibbootn Of the Bchopncrlftcl the steamers
cabtr, and broke number Vi eattchions.
Qratu fretgles quiet at exc uu wheat to
Buffalo, and 441c OH wileat to Kingston.
Arrived, acbrB Oliver Mitchell a,ld W. Il,
Phelps.
Tile callers have como IN competition with
'longshoretncn ~ unloading vessels while their
work ia rlacl. The Earsagansctt Is hrlf'g un-
ioaled BY thunt for s4a. The 'iongshuremrn
usked 10 cents per cora fnr The 1ob.
Speria' Mspafcn 70 7Hc r gf'snHe.
MILWAUKEE, Wss, jN'y 7.-The tug Caroline
Williams arrived hero tonight to be REBUILT
perhaps lengtllrt,cb.
Tlle tu. llaGerillnn has gone to Man!towoc to
tow The sghr Watcftoxn to Chicago.