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, 1879-07-22

from their l,ouscs In Mantua at,.l lodged IN tic
Ducal palace. Tho riallt hank nf tic 70 hare
was broken for a distance 0f V00 feet. hut the
breach near Fcrrara, which occurred IN the
night, VIVA far moro disastrous. The Inhabitants
tlcd from the yalless a,nl tuok refuge on the
banka Of the 20. Thanks to tho courage of tho
soldiers mid cnrinects, ,fow deaths occurred
where many might havs bccn expected. The
snsrIo ttay--thc 10Th Of May-upou which oc-
Cured tic eruptions Of Mt. Etna, was marked
by this lnut1stio1,, said to be tbs most tershlo
remembered By The oldest inhabitants. The 70
rtishcs along, carrying with It trees houses, fur
htturo, or thu dcatt bsdEcs Of aniu1als s.rDriecd
by the food. The Minister uf War, lie Director
or The Hydraulic Works, ard gEeet number Of
public officers, engineers, AMI soldiers, uro on
The spot trying To aid thc unfortunate people
md to stop tho breniss IN the banks oI sha river.
TIE soldiers wor; lure rs nt Att. Etna, With OK.
traosdinary courage md ratlence+ When lhc
panic wns al It's hight In Alexandria. on account
of the sudden rise Of tho River Ta1:nro md ihc
breach In lie !ilso, tlin people exclaimed: "1hc
diku has disappeared. I'lcrc is no other pro,
lection for us but the brcatts Vi our bravo aot.
diers. Long live the nrmy!" For two days
and tro hights several regiments 1aborcd there
necessarily, making bridges Of boats, sacks VI
sanl to MI The breach, saving tho people and
their homes. This ,s said to DO Tie greatest
misfortune Of thc kind which has takcn place
durlng the last thirty geaes In ltdly-
, 1879-07-22
THE POLICE.

There was very l!ttle that was new In police
circles Yestcrtlay; 10 fact, nothing except It was
currently reported that ttlu Mayor had asked
certain officers Of the forco to write to him md
dcmani MI investigation Into tho wholesale
charges Of corruption. It was thought this was
n rIt8o to ret Dixon and Lansing 10 Invite IN In.
vestieatton, or compel them to Gcar the stigma
he has Gust upon them rs officers, but The true
iuwartlncss Of the moyo could not be asccr-
talueu to certainty. Ono thhg Is certain,
arc losing, friends every t,ar, One Of Dlxon's
stronger bakers and frinesk friends fs known
u hare aked him Yesterday to come out IL a
card to the public and chow h!s hand, deny
Inns not done IT,. He las, however, denied
everything In newspaper interviews. Tic same
suggestion hos ocen made to Lanstng. but he,
too, remains silent. Their friends feel that 1t
md II It Is not speedily DOUG they viii take the
MAYORS sido Of tie case. Some Of tileEl, how
ever, sill contend that politics aild nothing else
WIS tic caliRc Of their REMOVAL and they 20 90
faf as to say TINT ever since Harrison tonk mold
there has been conspiracy IN the Police De-
partlnent aca!nat Dxuu. They rcfcr tt noted
conference between seavcy, MctlarrleIc, and
Dixon Just prior to The sprlng election. |n Whlc,
the latter was appointed Il Committee to wait
upon Mr. Wright to exact promises from
hlm fur tic trio ns condition Of their support
ing hin, and say that Dixon's going IN the nils
at0n tlns been Used against him ever s1ncts
Very ltttlu Is being said about
TUE FuTuNE OF TIE DEPARTMENT.,
but there IL considerable speculation as to who
will take Seayey's place. O'Dunncl,'s friends
nte working for HIM but lnd his nationality in
the way, somewhat since the place Is conccded
to the acsmaus The MsyoF feels quito friendly
to him, mud soys he l,as given him
| chance to win ILLS spurs, mud but for
his nationality there is scarcely doubt
but he would appoint him. On the
other haud, Char'ey Kern, 1t Is snla, is busy
after the place, notwithstanding he Says hn docs
not waut It, ile ID catcntatlng on his great per-
sonul popularity, however, to pull him through
aul about all he Is doing Is to call TN his
Honor every jay after he thinks the reporters
| nYn out Of sight. Weeks Ia nu longer cnn1t-
| dato tor the place, ho says, but, since ho has
| grown to be a politician, sotnc allowance must
| be lna1c for him. II It wns offered him le
| take it Just as soon as Kern would.
TIN FOLLOWING ORDER
| was issued Yesterday:
| General Urfitrf, No. II. i. Sec. O! Gen.
| cral Order No. II. 8erles 1877. wherein ccrs
taln military :i.lca substituted for those pro.
| vlded ov law fnr the Gone1nl superintendent and
! Deputy Superintendent Of Polico and psoyttlng
| Gers Of ths polico ftrce, ia herchy revuked.
| =. All lost and stolen property hereafter found
| or recovered BY tho uombers Of tho police force
shall bp Immediately brought to these hcadquar.
| tcra and deposited with tho custodian Ut stolen
properly together with certified inventory OF the
| same, horses and vehicles excepted.
| SiMoS O'DoNSEEt- Acting Superintendent.
, 1879-07-22
MRS. JENKS AGAIN.
Denying EmphatIcalIy that sho Is o Gov
ornmpnt Caerle.

Dnnying Emphatically that sho Is Gov
ornmnnt Cirrlr.
WAsHsaros, D.. e., July 1G.-To The Editor
Of he lrashinqfon I'oss (Dtm.): know not
that The article entitled LEAGUES jerks In tic
TreasurY," contaiued In the l'oss OF the 18th, is
worthy OF noc OF reply, and yet 1t is but Justice
10 myself that corset the statement mado bf
d person signing himself "Republican."
Judging from the style Of thu communication III
question, trust such omno genus nre scarce In
our party, for, truly, he ia tho u,ost audactous
Munchauscn axtant. Ills assertions, from first
to last, regarding me, arc utterly falsc-t' the
fellow {pardon me. Mr. Editor, can not pros
tlsnto tho term gentleman by applying 1t to
hina) dared not appoud hla mama to tho atatc-
1nents, HllLch he IN we'll aware nro without the
sltghtcst foundation In lact. I desire to soy
that nolther myself nor one nlemoer OF my fan~
lily hold auY position whatever. "a!necure" or
otherwise. uMdcr tho present administration or
haya ever directly, or indirectly. requested
pcrsonai layor from any member thereof, with
a!l due difference md respect for, them,
would add do not for ono moment ttnaglHo
they hayo the moral couraae to grant It, cven II
did SO, though really there ynlOt moral has
never hce,t teated ia my casa, uul not under
the slightest obligation to our present almira.
bic, though oscIllatlns. ..RegIatc," and WIS
awaro tint it was ono OF it's tdosyncrns!ea To re-
| ward It's earnest adhercuts and auondatn sup
pogtcrs, with plarcs, or preferments, but with
| I'LL tic hrey tmqulsu nt rohlo generous minds
tho administration has ever sought 10 propiate
| there cncmys q fact amply denohst rated
| throughout the lnnd, KNOW not that 81 tho dc.
| parimcnt Of tho Traasury has been u,atlc d
| refuge md place OF reward Tor all scoundrcls
(so callctD who assstcd ut tho last general alec
| iion," Itc,
Ii suc1, IL the casa rejoice that It cur contain
them nl for really II rlllleu had becn elected 1t
would iiaye taknn Aye departments like the
Treasury cra0lned from, "tl,rret tn Foundation
| stone u 10 contain the number Ut ''seoundrels
who aided Though unsucccssfuIl!)in the fFauas
Democratic
| Regarding the hmuunt of profound efudit!on
eliclted from mo BY Con. lutler, for utlutn /
have the highest admiration, envPy pot Ills
laurels 80 Justly won as tile must luminous
lnen,lcr Of tnp famed and august Fraud trIhu.
nal all honor to hin tflat he lnesits--I rsoly
walk wheTc.ero | llst-but fall to rccoIert
| when maIe promenade Of the halle Of The
Treasury nut havtng visted that department
moro thai! threu ur four times during my alaY
llure, reGr9t TINT my prescncc eecns to hayD
hau elect Oh tho nrry0ua system "of lllt Re-
nuhlEcanH Il loes not matter much 1t llc neyet
recovsrs, | trust Alr, Editor a. you published
suei, conto1nptlhle NIX! coward'y intact On u,e
frun. an unknown source, YOU will ba EEnd
enough to give this my reply thcFcunto verbatim
ct l.tprustni y psaso Ii your highly interesting
culunans and oIiiGG yours very truly
AGNES D. JRNgs.
, 1879-07-22
CROP-NOTES.
1i11YAa

,-.,,-, ,,,.,a,o,.. - r, T-,,.r.
vo,. ,,o'S.a oo", nn~Gn1 pncaho",.s co.. tp1v
roeAhohf4s eH"iMs' t,s', oean'"tae s,s%, Su'sp ~,
1T to cut this week. Not injured by bug or
drought. 1ook ror fine Weld.
ottsn,.., O,n,l., ~ r,,1v ~ -s,-,r0 ,r,,cot
h",1N' Vnsss so.s ~, 49, 49,. w.. s,,'a. 49,
INN: some oIens from tne 1ate nos weather.
VIII commepcp hargcattnE tnfe week. Flax re-
ann.d 1,r ,,ro,,vh,
w., =, i,sn-nr r,,,.r co 1rlv ot -sn,,ro
oottsN eeNlNl. nu...' S...;,,,,. c" .m""s M
, 1879-07-22

thft4spollMtHrn !9f.o iHFE EFeNIA4 I'aEl.
The TIyer Df tlte IN lllo South, terrible and
dramatic rs 1t IL, will not be- 80 disastrous ~
'Fhs ttuuta,!on CAUSED by the ra, the Tanaro,
tho Tlanu, tho Sttneio, mid othrr rivers, covers
thousands OF acros, antl destroys thr inst hopc
OF harvest In thai part Ut tte country. The 70
was already very high when IT. ,,as'y tributaries
broken by the weight Of lie water. Tie tnl!ab-
t!ants Ut largo district waited for several DAYS
ia anguish, frarlus not oply Tor their ptoperty.
but fur their lives THIS sise Vi the 10 Is higher
thu tllat Of 1877, ,nl the rutu Will bs greater.
Tie river Ii like sea, and in soGne places so
high TINT only tho iupmost bou9hs ol taal trees
atu seen. AlexalIdra, Msntuu, Asti. AID other
Towns ha7e besu under Mater, and tie popula-
theis ltyes. flYe hundred puople wore dtlYeu
, 1879-07-22

.SpscfAl Usp1fchfs tn The Tribune
RosKMoNT, Dakota Co., July M.-Rust haB
injured wheat to some extent, luying hot
weather With very heavy dcws. VIM be III 10
cut in ton days. Cutting barley. Badly lodged
by heavy wluJs and rans. Wheat cannot make
more linn two.tht1ds Of crop.
KANp1Yonl, Kaudiyohi Co, Ju1y 21.-Wheat
rusty and b!ghted. Cannot as yet we'll essi-
mate the amount OF laua9r. Still hone for ns
good crop as last year, which In this county
was considerably below ntl average. VIII DO
ready to cut by tho 18th inst. Barley harvested
a1Itl yield good.
MosrlcELlo, Wright Co., JulF al.-.:Thers
10 as large rs was anticipated, but wo hopo tor
Sstes Wserssa, Wslcna Co, .,July s..-Droueh. ha,
caused tile wheat to riren unevoniy. VIII b.
ryu now. General outlook q tFiile brtter than
last ycar. lust has damaged wheat on the low
lun1s.
ROCHESTER,, M'un., July a1.-Whcat Ia dam,
aged On sanay soll by chluell.bues, blight, and
rust 225 per ccut, but as tic majority Of our
county ia NOT sundy re shall have within 20 or
25 per cctlt OF tllc crop Of 1877, Which was un.
usually large, anti Of tho ocst Of wheat. We
shall have M average crop II nothing bclals Il
litter. We hayc had week o! the best oil
weather. It Aas sent the crap forward, 'nhu BY
thu time farmers finish cutting hurley mud oats,
wheat will be ready. Weather favorable. Lay
lug over. 1aetay we'll uu1er way, aud the cut
tng Of oats has begun in earnest. Sotae wheat
maturing.
Official rctltrns from foFty.two counties ol
alinnesuta, covering two.th!rds Of the TILED asce
Of the State. shoY l,7+t, ,G}3 acres in wheat, d.
against 1,472,7N3 ncFes Ii 1878. In thu sslls
ratio. tho total wlcat.acreagu nf tue State tht'
year Will reach 2,e>ot00o Computing llftc!n
bushels to tile acre, thu total yicIl will be
~ nm mn h,tAhela
, 1879-07-22
DISTRESSING SYMPTOMS

In the stomach anl bowels may announce The u.
tsscnce OF either dyspcpala Ia the tlsst OF Oh.
struCton IN tho second, or the approach of some
eholctalc complaint. or simple dnrrhGa. Collie,
bitter or sour eructatsons. pressing dorm OF The
bowels, fcciIng Of oppression or luttesng at tho
pit OF tho slon,ach. nre among these UNPLEASANT
symptoHs. Tlley and their causo afo speedily
scaedled by 11ostotter'a Stomach Bittcrs. stn2lo
wlneglaas ottcn causing m Immediate cessation Of
pain. When tho difficulty continues. It ia only
necessary to pursnc tho 1se Of this standard car.
mlnnttse and nnt.dyspcptic medicine 10 obtain en-.
tlro ant, permanent rctof Nothing IN tho cam1,o.
siton faynr Of ths Dlttcrs - In tho slightest de-
Eroe objectionable. Mculcal men pronounce II
nMtnrntlY nufc,
, 1879-07-22

wrong. Ho believed that eyon tho votes Of
jururs on ccrtntn casrs md their expressions tn
the inry.rooru hnd hecn published liz said
also tint Il the secrecy Sf tl.e lurT.room was
violated dy my, men.her Of tho urand jury,
such pcrson would suffer.
Tile jurors listened with moro or less
attention IL Ills llonor's Instructions. mud
then retIrcd to t1,cir room, where thry
sncnt sonic limo in considering jail cases.
They examined twelve Ut thesc, tt,c1nhIng sev-
of assault, anil found eight true bills nnd four
'1m bills" Frederick A. (}rmu, tic old fartr-
or who ran over and killed n female chtld on
Archer avenue some weeks aEo, was indicted Tor
criminal carclcE Otherwise tho il,dtct'
tt,ents found we're unntorcstlrg.
, 1879-07-22


Marriage l!ccnacs "ele III Improved demand
Yesterday, aud twenty'tsirca wern isaucd.
Tl,, co,,mtttc, m pub,ic f,hsr,,tcs IN ar.
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poctea ~ 'o'o y '"eet'''S '"s a''e'"oo"'
The certificates for the Judges md iesks WIN
of}clatrtl nj tlo luto iudtt,ui election buva Mru
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M E,a. 'H E,E1u. liz ~ "A'' va a''o u'ss3 'oaa'
'Iu"' e'etA f.A'"s'
DcputY-Shor,R Stacy yesterday closed ont The
Gstablls!1mcnt Of Ernest b. Chatsty, nottt,n und
toy dealer, a. No. 1T knrsh Cla:k street, IN
executions aggrrgatng $i,bo5.
II lin fr,n.,n,i ,,our, r.s,or;1ur po,.. Fam.
,s,n ncnir% ,.',iIfv ~ rhur,,: ri ,,r,,u, H..
,n,,v n',; tr . mi MY " ",,i,,,."saia
r.a3,n % waa III ~ ,ytn trty ,iavs @ Il, ~, 9
,r III '3 49, ~ '"1 '"''' ''''' - sA' oe"'
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THE cases snt Tor trial In the Criminal Court
;I 1ts WIEN ate W. y. a!'f AISHI nuute A'tetests
III Woivsa'fss. Thrs'ov rnr;.s . nit e. 'os M
n tr,c = ~ rn., usi Ernv IN ,,,n. ."M t.,.ns, ~ ~
Ahrnhnm -, smy,inn mn, Ma "' amt..1,,,ia Az.
i nu,rI.n -" ..t ror i,.arI,mr "'N@ ''~
A'ues "'"'' wv aet w 'ea''h'
a DevntY.sIast!l sold yesterday at the door
Of the County Hutld!1sg over :Oo lots a4tuated
IN the cltf lHti suouFbs. The :alo Waa made
| nnd.! execution III tlIt cas0 o! frcst0n et III.
Y: islgaoi, a11l thu lo!s brought atodt 81 carl,t
three pcrsons t',onopozi',E the bidding. About
twenty blocks. forming u part OF The y, H.
, 1879-07-22

IN way 10 lead one 70 Tho belief that *u h
thinEs might not be In the near iu-
turc. liz said he had not resiancd'
Under Ills calculation hta toFm OF ofIico d0es not
cxpirc until January, md he seems 10 hnvc con-
cln,1cd 10 hold on fur ~ httc. Commissioner
spotror,', OF til. Hospital Committee savs tint
lie kuows nothing of Mills Wishing to rcsfEn,
and that tu COMMITTEES Is perfectly wc1l .nt!a-
fed viii! tic way thIngs aro being run al Inc
Insano Asylum:
THE TAX SALES.
At 10 o'clock Yesterday niornIng tic County
tate delinquent for taxes. the sale takIng place
in the County Court. First there were offered
couple Ut lots IN each town under the genera!
nsse ssl,lcns. nul then one Or two n each ui'1er
special asRrssf1Lcnts. Theru were altu Offered a
few lots Delinquent on the fonrt', Lincoln Park
md tte aovcnth South Park assessments III ctEcet
the sa1u wns srry httlc one, niri only taes3ted
TO connolly with sl1 law nttu warn IeItaQuot1ts.
I'll The wnc atta'r iIaa beon completed, HE sato
Will 60 m, hitting probably nix weeks Gr more.
'Tllu Collector wilt begin with The Towns nf
Hanover, harrington, and SctlautnberG, an1:will
follow wItn succeeding towns fn Their order on
Ali s,5y vcatcrtlav The County Trcasnscr's Of
ftce was crowded. With tnxpa> err, anxious 10 Save
tlrir property from sale. Un,lrr the sfaiem
aduptcd III tlls ofllcc, md appatc ntl1 designed
weakness lor witnessing ball-matchcs, thts oillce
CLOSES promptly eael day Mt ,
o'clock. Thc uatura1 consequence Is
TINT hundreds of c!lixens aru daily
turned nway from thr doors. TlrsG ptrsons,
sAost of whom, have 10 work for n living, capnot
understand tlm tivc-hours rcr day SYSTEM on
which things nre run ty this department, atstl
seem tn have ridiculous notion tint slle ctunty
Offices should be kept open during ort1inary
business hours for tho Ncco.nsno!latl0, Of those
WHIP pay s'G taxcs, md WIN incidentally supuort
the Etcd YOUTH N4lo coudcsceut 10 run tho
County Collectors Office.
, 1879-07-22
PORT f}lJRON.

poxT NruoH. Mseh., laly 2l.-tsascd Up
rrops Oneida. Jupau. Mary rrnpls aud Garscs,
Alpeua and bargcy, Coainburv with uaslatln, Mary
copsly ana consort; +; 4. +. Schelauu. with Rmtaa
N.ycs. Taonas tauangle aud con.ust; sehss Nest'o
Red!ngton. Frua J. uanford, Excl!eigh; y. l..
Watson, L. Ssaton. Lsuuarh cAninptou. IL Fs!ttc.
Calder, Porter. Z. J. Aun'l', &. u. Is@sapa' u
Waters.
DowD-ptops Nollsy. c. j. Waters, bello Cross
and barges, j. ". upnHeit and oaEKes
Wiul--Suu14easI, i1tsh. wrnlnet mo.
VuMr llunDx. Mich. July "l-10 p. III. -fassed
up Props EaAAua. llar4ua aa1 cuasoits, hud!g"
j. smith aud batEssi sshts y. ~ H"os;. nsness
, 1879-07-22
GRAND JURY.


Yesterday MORNING a new Grand Jury was
t1npaucled In ths Criminal Court. tho following
ba!n5 the selected twcnty-tlrec: Charles II.
lIarrIs, forctnan, No. Fl ThIEty-thlrl street;
Henry c. Cass, 1850 Indfnna ayouuo; Charles
Nr,lnl, 2H7 N1rth Clark street; Mathew Golfer,
Milwaukee ayc1uo md Green street; Peter
kIIhr, $50 North Clark street; John Lockner,
tINI milwaukee, uvnnuu; Michael O'1rien, GU
West VIM Nurcu strcot; Gearge Gardner, Cos
SOUTH Haistcd street; BERNARD Sllueneman, o.
Cornell street; Otto Hauso,i, III Wells s.reut;
Matthew Kucll, NIB NORTH ayenuo; 4. L!uberE,
ltr, Dcarhorn aycnue; George Ilotalug, j. II.
No.gger, V. Il. Pearec, EnEiewoml; II. 3.
Chandler, Morgan Park: D. :. Hammond, Han
user; FRED Delc,ibac!i, Iiua lstn,Nl; Joseph 4.
iua a"' npisy s"a t'irr s0ISs tee i'f f.ui 4S s.aS
l.yuns; g. II. Cooil4go. OAK purk.
Tho Cnurt {ludge Tulay) chnrged the Grand
Jury at suInu length. III said 1Iat "if 4 Iner-
chants store is r!te or man. house burglar.
should he, to brlng the oilender 10 1ustie1 III
order l.tt tale property Of others NAV 30 protect
I'd, but bv what ichs,s and u how little rxpcnse
to hsnsrlf he may recover hss stolen property.
OF tEusta, nt puhlle tEusts, even thu el.llexzlc
h,ent Ut public moneys, are lDa1a tile subject vi
co!nptamtse Minl are compromised sometimes
by means Of Official action. ThccoMmunlty Inns
crime committed Ia IN iuJurY to the Individual,
urlynta or IN individual Injury. Rti not public
injury, aIa III niue cases uut OF ten Il appears
that public interest aud public 1,isllce IL thus
made sabsuFvcnt to private a,ll Individual In.
tcevst.h
Ip thcsc{casts, aatd Judge Tuley, whnther tho
compromising OF the IeonY was the work ut a
corporation, ii public olll:al, ar private in.lt-
viduas thu Jury should ilYestigatu the facts, arll
Hheru tho law warranted It they must rutlrn nl,
| indictment 50 that au example could be n,adc
Of aoa,c offender.
ila next considered the subject OF poatsell
ing. aud charged tbs Grand Jury very stsong,
| to
| 1SvtsT1aATH THE PoOL.sHOPt
and common eamEug- houses which tuiest the
| principal thOr0uEntareB. These he 0ennuneel
| Us scandal on law, allls l,c broadly tnttlnatel
| Tint tito 1tltute Was Wilp enough to cover al
| tese cases and punish the pFopretors ~ Me}
| deserYeil.
| Ills Honor ofso dIsecsel attention to the VII
lalnous "hutn. .bolt4,a ns,1 declared that the5
| could renlllly bs reached under existing laws
especially thu one which was pasacd hy the las
Legislature aiu which went Into effect ol
| July J..
III conclusion, the Court informed the Graut
Jury thAt
TIE PUBLICATION III THH NEWSPAPERS
! ol proceedings before them Mas altocplAe,
, 1879-07-22
FEDERAL FfLIINGS.

Two hundred barrels Of alcohol wcrp exported
by the Chicago disti,lvss Yesterday.
~, ,1, 60. a., ,,-,..
wv ol'eu sIt.s eu'. s,,. ~, '''''"''e
"'cnls seStcEuay a'l'oa"teu ~ s1@f'oo''
(3augtr Wniut who wns rnn nway with the
Other uav apts broke Ills arm, bcsides receiving
o,,rr ln,t n,tnor tni,tr,,, IL i,o1ny .erv ntccfr
and ls frInnds wifi ln uip$i to hear Of hls pr.;s
"a ne.ts ~ ~ = .srana, rec,,vrrv. - '''
'ee.o ~ s'3s""' .........
The lDterral-Eevenno receipts yesterday At
Collector llafSe1s Utltce amounted 70 s.s.'uv.
dletillcu SMITHS. 81. lt5 thosa on t0bacco Atd
., w." .,', n'''No .'o't y" 'e.,'
Cant. Hall. Of the Secret Service, says the
ustsat!y bold c1nnter1cltcF has never been 80
quiet a7 ne y lltat az present. nc appenra to
have erawIet ipto Ills lole an.l psllca hts ap.
porasns Il, n.'sr h!t', for no rev ,sonnteTfetts
l'avc rotnc to Hight lot over II month.
Thu United States Sub-Treast,ry officials ro-
rp!yetl instructions yretertay 10 pass to tic nc
count Il !tree!yer jackson, Of tic Thru Nh
Dividend OF + ,,er ccnt. This viii nuke tic
Iurtn ,liyit,cnu Inc Receiver tas uait, or DO per
cent In ali,
Another ,as passc;l, anil poucs como uot
isu'nrr Lag = ~ that tlie afternoon train from
i.neol would or;; MN IT, btlt time came
WI VENT a,'n sti!i no ba1ies. IiIs perRthteht
tal!a;t. S sG ssow up streigtnens tle susnelon
tl.a, Nnsn!nsto,', e!,d H. rot Laeon T. lts present
to INDICATE that t Ia DttttiGtr In Hfk beat
cxcrtlons townrds glueiiig bts olcis, head flrmiY
upon his shoulders,
r.,.-,..,,. 49,.
u y ptopao.e e. s1lat rue PEW .'ary Commlsston-
ef, VINO N aecoruance H!tli re ncW Jury law,
10 " onaie .e. ner 11' ZIG o. tne n9'ssa! Snee
ttof oms "nS rf III Goss'onsss au tne Sefk ol
~. eomt', r, VII oe aa gaosen M soese IN ueooer,
after ,he sohras Get tp running once moTc ana
mere Is some ncesl o. altt'. ~ thc, Gterk and
tEe other Cosnt,lss'ohers ard hepnblea1s, inc
coming coming man VIII naVo to he ono o. Carter har-
risoa's , pasEG . X remains ,sta 10 be seen upon
"Hout ouohe olouRett Hn4 sno"ee Lne honoF Oh
u ehn'ce.
| According to dispatch In yeatcrday's TR1p-
usE, tie New York 5ub-'Trcastry is being tnor-
ouri,Iy fortified to res|se tic noasbn ntfsclf at
tSol, In casa Of q biz strfke or other non,,1nr
romno,ion. There nrc SIN, ,OOO. .0l0 or N lick e
up In the New York brancI, but thu $1,000, ,0QO
ar d. DU. .Csf0 In the Chicaoo Sub-Treas1ry would
answer ali practical purposes Of a mob lust oa
wri as a lntrer nnount. AMI tho n0tnrIotia tnse.
rurity Of that section Of the Government Build
i,g ii which The Hub-Treasury holds forth would
make the 1nb Of rutttn. IL tic easiest thing In
, 1879-07-22

snteta1 nsndsch<s ia Taf Tribune.
JANxsv1LLE, Rock Co., July 2l.-Spring wheat
rusted. VIII be badly shrunIseu. WIN bc 1t 10
cut this week. Yield will bo light. Harvesting
winter wheat; yield good. Barley fair. Oats
better thun was expected.
Hunsos, St. Crolx Co., July al.--Wheat, crop
will 10 reduced tn quantity below last year fully
80 per ccpt. Cause, drought in early part OF
the srosou, and heavy storms sfnce. causl.
wheat to rust badly. Grain Is illlhlE very we'll.
and viii 10 1T to cut In tcn days. barley just
ready. Yield good. Oats fair.
WASHINGTON, Int Clara Co., Ju1y2l.-sprtng
uleAt thin, hut looking better than two weeks
ago. Early sown will be ready to harvest with
in week. Just cutting wfuter what.
WHITEWATER, Walworth Co.. July 2l.-
Bprlng wheat aafe yet. Farmers hourful, but
anxious rs To tile harvest. Weather cool.