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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13
BLACK mus,

Queen Bee City is fast becoming . thriv.
Ing mining town.
There 10 = great demand for hay il all
Tie interior camps of the Hills.
Preparations have been made for q grand
g. Pslrick's day ball at Rapid City on the
&c. King, . prominent citizen Of New
tens CITY. died Of in6ammation of the lungs
March Let.
Dssdweod boasts Of having more rood
|leoking Dsa' anasWomeu than any other city
Of its sise on tho kootstool.
The report Of the assessor to the board Of
town trssteest Of Custer City, shows . total
yaluasioa Of $s5,975. !.
A great need in Deadwood is an agency
for the purchase and sale Of mines, and .
bureau, Of information.
Atheusand miners will find employment
iagHsaainEton county BY the month, a. soon
% ~ working season opens.
There are four hundred men along the
ins ofthe Black Hills Placer company's
works. waiting for employment.
Rapid valley land is worth twslve dollar,
md . half N acre, before . Cling has been
Dads upon it In the land Office,
The Black Hills telephone company are
shout TO effect an organization, with Rapid
City ~ their chief place Of business.
The q. Louis lode, three mills south Of
Hill CITY, is said to be opening out into q
workable BONANZA, and one Of the richest
kind.
In the Deadwood town site case the com
missioner rules that all lands in the Black
Hills proper are presumed to be mineral in
character, and that the burden Of proof will
b on those whotake them up for other pur-
poses.
A boy thirteen years old, living at Rock
e%rville, went out prospecting one day Last
week. He dug out q painful of gravel on
Blacks Gnlch and washing it out founo
glittesing in the bottom of the pan . four
dollar nugget, and thirty cents worth Of fine
gold.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

A book on the Liver, it, diseases and
their treatment sent Free. Including treat
tsss upon Liver Complaint. Torpid Liver,
Jaundics. Bi'ioumea. Headache, Coos,ipa.
tiou. Dyspsp.ia, Malaria, &c., address Dr..
Sanford, 1e2 Broadway, New York City,
New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

Hen. Z. .. WashbaeNe says Ne Do fer Oraae
Ftrss, Last aaa al the Ttms.

lIes. Z. ,. washsar~es ays No 10 Ter Grant
First. Last ssa ssi The rtns.
Chicago lnssr-Oceau.
The Dayenport Dsn,ocr.a . 0ern.. n..
per, seill insis,s that M. W.ehbume /.
possible presidential candidate. ii esys II
hes iCftom good authority thst M. WasS.l
burne has onlv declined 10 ia : c.nd;d.,.
sR,inst General Gram. and thai chen Gen,
Grant is out of the way Mr.. Washburns will
% IN the held. The Democrat. like some
ctner sei1'sppointeo q over sealous friends
ooes not seem to Be aware Of the uapleasant
Posltlon IN which 1t 10 placing. Mr. Wash.
Oafne: That gentleman authorized the
statement made ! the Inter. Ocean, some
1eeks Igo. that he not only wa moi, . can
1,dste. but that % 'eas for General Grant
t'se tasa, and az ae t.@AD To insist. in the
tace Of That declaration. upon keeping his
name before ne country - . possible or
p!oosoae candidate: I. not only = willfnl
disregard otsArs Washburne's wishes. but
IN lmputation upon hts sincerity, which
places him 10 2 false and painful posiuon.
1t,ha!dly seems neceesarv To- cay that no true
Friend Of THAI. gentleman can continue to
palsae nun 60 s,ass ths repeated
I ss @eee oy' ~ direct .euthorlty,
w.. 90 wlll 9noef no clle9mstances or con
o..sons :oeoome eoeh. u y oeing done, how.
800. .s .%s...;I .sSs y. n 1Ss.ly
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

vAMkToM DAKOTA
Saturday Evsa,s1, .fsa y, iseo g
Their. l. : psslabsii.y cha. he Fits John
Porter matter will b put over till the next
seaion Of congress.
Ellioasa 6. Morgan, Of Pennsylvania, hes
bssa oou6rnedsby the senate ~ secretary Of
the teftitofy Or Wyonisg.

The verm,lion Republican ID O, The
onanloaS sSst 0ilasF I. 4Beebs % being cent 70
the eallows on rather slim testimony.
Perhaps the Republican hes ~aos~caretally
considered oil the testimony. :.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13
SWORN EVIDENCE,
The following oSss 70 asosabsy ~ mees
rsmaskab,e sssse Nssssa - aap 0sdls
GAL esssssssieW "a, ~ sssaespent a
catasshs

cal e~rssssssien osltas sseaespsne a
0entsmtn,-1hercby certify that I havs hae CO,
ssea ! seSrinis :%nie asS " I vas y -, sssd "a Many III
deaf. had bnzzing In mo head. pains across the te1s-
ssn ~ S aiessrs sssi'; son Mis. hard snS r ana Constant ssss; s scsss,
&, ssss5s aaan ssro'i ~ rs s. saf: ss, ssH &. i IS, ySsEs ss.
S %suss,s sssTiS soa's "a: I: s.s ssg essng lg,, g [f SssS s5S
m me- a Il The soins Il t ssaiiocs SSs ~ Ps Would II aH ssss s.s g
sssssG %usas = ROM sSss Ky T ssso.s Y an. my S gassHs5 s E ss' ss'sss
;sss'|: Nm NM s' s sIS ! :S ): ~ ] ss T I $ss n 3 sss s. 81: 4
s ssn at II: 's snS s|dss essYSas a H. i; , e.: ss sss:sS s;
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8: :Sm s1s, 1 & IL: a. a s.ai; s sssss g 8 sS s.s :sSSsa H iisssS
matters had reached this stag. q. about slx mGoths
=: S.? sts sSssn the S ~ 6 n shs, e. n. 'h Sas.i: ! s Ss.s
TO improve rapidly. The nrst dose seemed 20 clear
::ss@ s:sp s:.a ssf r. g a N.Y.. J, IL ss g si 8 zss::. !:
: ss44'ci -. Soon sq 2s%ss ~ ; ssa SSsys; sk S' sss = sx :; I
me-. The sorrneas across ny chest ~dhappeared,
: :na every sya .y 81 ssss, 81 d ssss s 81. la 1 tsstsaF s:
g. S3s s|s ys,Ss Il R Il: sSsS Ss a':i gSs Ss4s Il r. a''
have been thus explicit becanses "a drdeRtak
1havc aeon u great deal OF anfetang nom Catarfh,
and hope to convince many thai TIM y . grcas
rcmcdy. .
pracsisrdTy the hest rsy.isisns. and have sonsuit:
I'd tho most cmlncnt about my casa. I have used
every kind ct remedy and spparasus that hsy. g.
:sass,] siSS3; s : bs sss ss,s ~: s; rs s.i 6sfs :: : :ssss g e
mSis s. asS% f fsS a 5 ,sSn GEO. =. DssMoaE.
eryvcLx. -. 49, Feb. =. iss.
,Thca personally .aprtsred the ssid osereee Z:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

Each package contains pr. eanfordS lmpfoveS
yrsslinE Tube, With lMll d!recsions s.. uss 70 s}
&etail. OruRetsts Throughout the United esatea
WEEKS D PUTTER,t General gs1te sad Whole
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

Jay Gould i edospirins . a,al u.
lDdian territory from IL red ovnsss asd
establish sksysin tsnpossry tsvseansnt
eeastor Vet, who hs' charge Of The scheme,
lhas rspcttsd. ssSbill 10 1laaabli.h aUastj
statss court il the Indian territory, and r..
Other purposGissn Mk4laassv words 81 lie
title cover . great deal. TIE "othss pr
possssANbr which .tahas I'LL 10 int6Gded AZ Il
methods Of opening up tie Indian laaisto
~ssttleueot, and Il We for the "othss pus.
poses" and not for the court, that lie bill
~ Constructed. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

SUFFOLK, .. So Feb. =. is1s:
Then personally .aprksred the said George y
naent by him subscribed ia true. before Mos
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice Of the 4Saee
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

"Thankins my friends for their proposed
manifestation Of kindness and good will, I
am, very truly, your obedient servant,
"E. B. WAsHBuRNE."
Jane. H.llett. Ed /
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

Colonel D.nan,s Hunorou, rributet to the
Tender Sex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
THE SPARKS BILL IN THE SENATE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC.

psradspht1 Dfspateh to The Commercial Advertser
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1O.-A dispatch sent
ouI rr.u y N-YorK last nlsut, ANNOUNCING mat IHE
NEW YORK tribune " to-day would puuu-u rae sllc
~ Betfzgouyer'. etrer Mr. CurICen together win
another and nOt disputed one, That the hhndWtlhg
could be compared produced great sensation Hrrr,
aud accou.i IS from parts or the state, Where
HE fRIBNE already has received, say that excite
mrut everywhere prevails.
The IRBUNE's previous ANNOUNCEMENT thaj II had
tls letter nd It's possession somewhat prepared Beltz
booyps friends It's appeaIun and they nave APP
plrary determined upOn brassing the tning OUT ana
pounce the letter THE TRIBUNE PRIV forgery. As
one of them ~asd to-day: 10 l. nol hcut TO ge paper
with re heading che House of Representatives, ana
the gecn.'aritv OF B.tzhOoyers wiring MAKES II easy
to initiate H. HIS guit IRE - n many puIlc ocIhthi1
and could easily be forged" Il IS Also Understood
CHAT B,rZ does no. deny tna De received etcf
from Curriden aud replied To t. but h- friends say ne
rrpuaiicaIy denies haviag expressed tie sent
mems contained the one o. dispute.
some of chem LcGCC, and s.y b-ltLnO0yer may nave
written the letter; hr BIAS weak memory, ana mat
II be rrcaglZes Low Re VII acfuOW rdg' Z I'D Lal
event tlev say lis political career VII be over. ii -
understood mat Ae asked 10 see the lerf VIII" 40 "d9
I'm lr-.Gcu', % -sees.o on. but tlatIf was refused.
Ina regard To- tne attempts Of the D.mocrats TO howl
Ctrrd-u down bv be IS worthless IeIlo" Do i
admitted even br D uocrat- that be l. very respect
able man. enjoys au excellent rHnu. tilcn II" D. an
.r.rue i,srti-an I'D tie AiAth District a-r
/ u-t be I'd g. however, that the app irfuce ~ HE
lRfnrNE greatly stag even those no nave Islsl
o.r. lral Bel urvor Wro.e the letter, auu
re General opinion t0 be that tie political lie o
fh4 vouu. man has colIr TO an abrupt end lie Is an
other victim OF til " solid south"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
FRUITS AND FLOWERS IN WEsrcHESTAR.

The second annual fruit and flower show OF
the Bedford Farmers Cub took place yesterday after
noon on the grounds OF j. II. Green. at Katonan. We.
chester County. This club founded IN 1852, and
has for Its object promotion Of the growth o. small
,ruts md the cultivation os flowers besides being
means OF bringing the farmers together socially The
exhibition of fruits and flowers in June last year
but owing the drouth this year the Strawberries an
other fruits were remarkably good. and the slow
was postponed until September
The morning was gloomy, and the people OF West
chester County evidently dreaded rain In the after
noon however the sun came out. and the e1hiOitori
be gan 10 arrive Tables laid out on the Lawn on
which beautiful flowers and luscious fruit were as,
PLAYED An arch OF cematis four feet hlgn over psu
OF Wild flo wers was the work OF Mrs Green ana as
nlav of taslefully arranged carnations by MIS- j. u
palmer attracted attention. DE- r. NJ hrx@mtt OF
Newcastle made a fine exhibit OF nearly sixysix KINDS
OF grasses all growing In the county Henry "oOd eA
bbited great variety Of grapes, aud some nue. wnie
and Black HanDurgs from the hot house 81 John
Law we're noticeable. Mr.. John Jay ana ms Rev. L.
Iuouar of the Episcopal Church at Bedford were
among thuse present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
LITTLE CHIEF EXHA listed.
THE NOTED LEtDviLLE NINE DECLARED TO BE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAILY RESIGNS
Icy TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBCNEl
No pRnsp CTS OF ORE.

THE NOTED LEtDvTLLE NINE DECLARED TO BE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAILY RESIGNS.
icy TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUSE.l
LEADvILE, Col, sept. 10.-Manaser George DAILY
r.tIres from the Little Grief mine to-day. spent
three hours underground in the mine with lin this
morning. during which be took he through al the
works and showed me, as h. said, all the ore IN
sight IN the Little Chief mine 1t does not exceed
go tons. and Will be taken out in two or three
DAYS. After that there will not apparently be ton
IN the mine that Will the expense OF raising and
smeltlngi #.
The NINE has not given out because, as in the
Little Pittsburg, prospecting" has been neg
lected The ore has been sought for in every di-
rection in which there was reason to expect thltit
mIaht be found-on all sides, and above and below
until there is hardly piece of ground thirty feet
souare " thin the limits Of Mr.. Days operations
that has not been thoroughly prospectet.' He
saws he is willing TO stake his reputation upon the
assertion that no manager can hereafter find
ore enough in the Little Chef mine to
nav for the expense of looking it up
and taking 1t out. 1t is true that the drift ana
levels of the Little Chief mine have not been
through the territory north and south OF that IN
which the rich ore bodies have been
found for Mr. DAILY says that 1t would
ba y criminal waste Of money 10 extend
entirely barren ground. In the south end OF the
Little Chief claim two shafts have been sunk and
nothing has been found on both sides of this
ground. prospecting has been carried mp to the
Little Chef lines by the Little Pittsburg Company
on the west and the Gambetta on the east and no
ore WAS ever found III the ground on both sides.
The north on the Little Chief claim has also been
prosreeted with no better results by the Little
Pittsburg Company but even if it was wise to pros
meet ground that was known to he barren
Mr.. DAILY says that the demand from
New-York for money to paw dividends left him no
funds to prosecute such work. If Mr.. Days state
ment and opinion of the present condition OF the
mine are correct, and they seem to be con-
frmed in every particular by what l have
seen 10 the Little Chief not only
will n,.. pay any more dividends
Int cannot hereafter be operated at ali except by
drawing the funds to pay expenses with from out
side sources L. l. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11

by way of preciptous cliff aud in a wagon drawn
by rope worked by steam engine Inc wagon
broke down and c whole party would probablyhave
been killed had not Count Mauo who was watching
the descent INSTANTLY stopped the engine. me
Count was flung into toe cnttIng, and just escaped
beng crushed between the wagon and tue sloe 81
the cutting The ladies' ie OH toe rails. Inc Whole
party escaped with few trlhing bruises ana
scratches.
OF the late Anna Saw. the young daughter o. the
former French Ambassador 10 London, Il Is said
that she thought and reflected much she loved
music and poetry; she was bitten by the mania
which leads young girls born 10 large fortunes TO
pass ex limitations for governesses diplomas. Beng
an only child. she was from infancy too much IN
the society of grown-up people. ALI her mothers
affections, hopes and fears centred III her.
and the whole ambition of her father. Madame
Leon Saw has a positive dislike TO show and pub
Iicitv but sacrificed her taste for tranquil enjoy
mentS to secure ser daughter brilliant marriage;
the father aimed high for her Mile. say showed
signs of breaking health last winter, and was taken
to Spain for change OF air and scene. ne SMOKY
atmosphere and raw climate OF London aHectcu tue
lungs and chest Of Mile. Anna and she, wanting
10 b. al "a concert given BY French artists, dld nov
avail herself of early opportunity 10 return 10
ParI~. At he last fee gwen at the fellt LuNrn-
bourg she. quitting her mothers side. d scended 10
the cool. the almost chilling, OrangeTy, 10 see the
illuminate garden, and there aggravated the NOR
bid condition IN which she returned to London.
LONDON Sept 10-The Duke OF Bedford has
been made knight of the Order Of the Garter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATORY.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

THE UTES SIGNING THE TREATY.
DrFrrcrrIrfEs IN THE WAY OF OBTAINING THEIR
CoNsENT-REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE
COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Acting Secretary
Bill OF the Interior Department. to-day received long
report from Mr. Manypcnny. chairman OF the Ute Com
mission which Il dated Southern Agency. Colorado
August 80 Tne following extract from mis- report
hearing upon the work Of the Comm ssiOn At the South
ern Agency;
The Commission arrived here on the 18th. No formal
eouncl was held until the Goth, when the agreement
and amendments thereto were explained. The several
hands then took the matter into tler own councils. On
the 23d the Indians again M inc Sonmis ron Inc
ny Ouray died This sal event put an END TO the
meeting thr Indians immediately striking their tents
and fleeing away On the 26th the lDdians again met
the Commission IN council. the pumber IN attendance
being nan the 23d After some discussion IN ex
PLANTATION or pOuts IN the agreement, au invitation was
gwen 10 such OF tue Indians desired To rauy tho
agreem enI forward and gn the paper pre- pared
FOR that purpose II was SAID mat the Muaches ahd
Capotes we're generally willing To do so, but the Wee
miuucnes opposed to IL ignatio SAID there was 40
need for further discussions that they had Decided aot
70 rntify the agreement They were willing 10 give the
Americans the gold the mountains, OuI they desired
to retain the valleys ana the grazing lands adjacent
tney lived ia to remain as they were, and
were opposed to the lands being surveyed
INTO trac IA TOR occupation IN severaltY.
ON the 9th the Commission having about concluded
10 eave the Agency surDrsed by the appearance
OF lumber Of Indians on nore.P pa Tos 10 tns
was desired The Commission met them without DELAY
when Ignato said they al come 10 ssh tue paper anu
wanted no more talk.
ON the Both the date OF writing, Chairman MANY
neuny REPORTS I32 signatures OF Southern ties affixed
10 the agreement. Mr.. ManypeanY also reports that
ARRANGEMENTS have been made 10 take of the
three bands OF Southern Utes and says the deulty OF
tina work realised unless one Is the I'D
to witness the reluctance Of the Indians generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
PERSONAL.

Rudolph of Austria is to receive from the arlsto-
crazy of Vienna magnificent marIlage-glt OF an
album. each leaf of which Will contain drawings or
wateI-color copies of the most celebrated paintings
Mr. Jefferson Davis IN the peaceful character of
an agriculturist is showing some Of his Beauvor
grapes, oranges and sea-coast corn at the fTuit
Exhibition III 81. LOUIS
OF the new comic opera, The LOnlon World says
that Mr. Gilbert has not line of the verses ready,
and adds concerning the new troupe VINO are TO
give the Pirates" here that that is all the nov
eitv the Americans VIII get out OF sullivan TINS
winter
Nr Thomas hughes writes that his new town on
the Cumberland plateau Is to bear the name OIL
Rugby'-which If not musical, Is appropriate
The name was decided upon in conciaye with
unanimous approval. He adds that the lawn
tennis court Is a splendid success and that they
have cauisai matches there oallN. On Ihursuay
OCTOBER ., the place Is 10 BE- opeued
NJ. Octave Feuilet. the author, has a curious
combination OF likes IN the matter OF English
writers: his favorites are Thackeray. Dickens ard
Rboda Broughton. VI. Feuillet Is described as
corrty Frenchman so fastidIOus that IN his horror
nj railways he has never until quite lately been In
duced 10 travel one. de has been IN tue AaoIt OF
going to Normandy by private carriage
King Christian of Denmark has just bestowed
upon Nine Bernhardt a gold medal surrounded by
the roval crown in diamonds, and suspended to the
rad hordered white ribbon of the Order OF the
Danebrog. Thus exceptional Danish distinction IS
vary rarely accorded the ONLY two ladies' who
bava been honoIed with IL before Nine. Bern
barot happen also TO be theatrical artlstes-Mes'
DANES IreDelll and Nilsson.
Mr.. George William Curtis, Mr.. Charles Dudley
Warner and Professor Charles Eliot Norton made
addresses at the Deerfeld Memorial Hall dedication
an Wednesday. Mir. Warner humorously exulted
in the fact that he was New-Engander-" born"
as he said Ion one of those hills where the ar IS
nre and there is more virtue 70 the square loot or
territory according to the population. than on any
spot on the globe.
Senator Blaine, in the most blooming good health
nnd IN a state of great hunger made small speech
n a laro. crowd that With a band surrounded the
hotel The moment it became known the other day
that he was in Auburn, Me- The Senator Jumped
upon a box. and said among other things: Inc
IVth and Vth Districts are debata5le ground, but IN
Inv Judgment we shall carry both districts ana sehu
solid Renunlican delegation To Congress from TINS
State-which Is as 10 should be- am also cohhueh.
thai th next administration OF tile Nation VIII De
Republican"
Count Andrassy has just narrowly escaped death
during his first visit for forty years at the family
estate, now occupied by his elder brother count
Mano. Count Andrassy, with his sister-in-iaw ana
another lady, descended to Inspect some iron wofAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
MANUFACTURERS BURNED.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1O.-At 2;3O this morn
ing fire broke FlnZers Brothers tobacco WORKS
and the brick building tive stories hgh Dhrhed out IN
Mi An hour Loss about SlO0 900; Insurance $1,000
CHARLESTON S. c., Sept. 10.-A fire last night de
stroyed Qaackenbush's steam -four mill Loss ABOUT
Sl4 OOO sured for 70 600 aud the stock Tor $40CO
PROVIDENCE. K. l., sept lO.-A fire broke our az
O'clock this morning In The tye-story factory building
an pr,nrest belonging to the sprague estate aud
ped nv II E. Piel ce * Coz dealers wool waste. Two
Stories were partially burned Loss $4,000; i'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
WILLIAM T.. HALL.

Major William E. Hall, business manager OF
TIE ErenR0 Telegram IN this cty yesterday morn
tug He WAC born L ndon in 1871. He came to this
country when young. AMI engaged IN the dry goods
business in this city At the outbreak OF the war ne Gu
listed as orderly sergeant OF the 57tn Newfork Foiun-
,-s and was soon promoted 10 be lieutenant OF Com
Many lie served AZ the battles Of ChancrllOisvlle
Fredericksburg ana Gettysburg. AT Ge tyHDurg he Wa
seriously wounded. ana 10 1854 his injuries % ,b
9tn Regiment OF Hoboken. Of which he was Mslot 10,
eight Years For th years he managed ,he ousl
ness drpar nent OF The RreRtng Tee0raDL Ihe cause
OF his de Tia was consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
CROP PROSPECTS, IN THE NORTHWEST

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Ihe total yield of spring
wheat in the States OF Illinois Iowa. Minnesota, Ne
braska Kansas. Wisconsin and Dakota Territory. as
reckoned on the basis OF the returns received.
Is l4773l 900 bushels OF spring wheat, against
1916 1865 600 last year and the acre Is - 81
against IL Is bushels in 1879
The forthcoming crop report OF the Illinois Board OF
Asrieuture will show winter wheat crop OF the State
for TO 50 s65 900 bushels the whole value the
crop being estimated nj s44i57 900. This crop Is
r0u.ed in the states history. There Will bes over
Al 600 600 bushels be shipped. after taking out ali
necessary for consumption and seed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
THE FIRE RECORD.
n1-sH FIRES IN CANADA.


UPTON, QUE Sept. 9.-1here was no further
destruction buildings by The brush fires N tais Vicinity
Yesterday hut there has been great deal OF lumber
ben,lock bark and grain burned There are about one
hundred families destitute ana homeless ~ the ranges
s. Helene 81 Theodore. s. Geru ain, IT, Charlotte and
81 Taloren The estimated loss mp 10 the present time
- 5000 900 The fires are st raging. and tie inAaD-
ants are trying braveiy 10 suodue them with little 'ue
cess.
A Young man named Tcssier. while endeayorug TO
save a family named Christie wno haG been hemmed m
by the fire. was terribly burned about the face and shoa
ders. HIS recovery Is doubtful.
orEUEc Sept Char es and Lorenzo Warner. Of this
uace VINO went with two other men, Oh the morn ng Or
the en- 10 their property st. Germalu 20 enteayor
10 get some hrmlock bark. wcre completely
nemmed In by the fire while they were
engaged in plng the bark on small
afcn a. clear ground aud their PROVISIONS ard the
burned they we're oDIceg to remain there untl thls
morning they managed, WIN hiuoI uiHo-A'5 an
az great personal risk, g. r-c4 De-.
The latest reports from -, cne. stat that the fire
is .ul ragug IN that vDIni.y and that several houses
nave been DESTROYED IT.,
KINosroN. ont sept 9-Bush frcs are raging IN Jhe
vtcu.f, OF Battcr.ca, back q hin-sIon 20 lar LOT
much farm property GAS been nesT yea.