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The Republican journal., 1880-09-09

lt was q new line of stout Manila hemp
ana Its strength was put to a fearful test
\ hundred 1athOms astern of the ship it
held the monster carcass; and, as the YES
SCI rolled heavily to sea, the strain on the
line was terrific. Standing forward Of it.
| laid my hand on the line as the strain
came, and | telt it stretch and contract
like rope Of India rubber
Mr.. Joscph's boat had come alongside
and the captain, standing on the star
board rail, was shouting to him through
a trumpet The line from the whale
passing from astern to the brace forward
and back TO the bits amdships, made aI
acute angle, inside which the captain was
standing. | saw and noticed this us
passed forward, and | noticed, also, il
the dark, tall man who seemed to bt
leaning against the line. II hope he's
forward of it" SAID u myself lis ! Went
on with what was about
had not taken siN steps from the SPOT
when something strange occurred The
| ship stoadcd, as il the wind had ceased
There was no sound greater than the
storm; but, instead, there seemed to fall
suddenly 4 stiffness. ! ran amdshps
and grasped for the lne i'll the dark. It
was gone \ rush to the rail and Ill
was clear. The strain had torn out til,
brace. The mighty pull Of the whale
astern had ierked the line straight, like
the cord of d gigantic bow, and the cap
tain, who had been standing on the rail
was struck hy lying rope and thrown
senseless far into the Sea-
All this had been seen by the men il
the boat before amy one on beard haC
realized the affair. In less than minute
the cry of "Saved" I" reached us frou
Mr. Joseph; ana in i shorter time than
can be imagined by 4 landsman tho
boat was banging at the dayits ana tho
, injured commander was bcing cared -ol
ln his cabin.
Rum amt hard rubbing are the potent
remedies on i Whaler and y dint d
these the captain opened his cye9 III .
quarter fan hour, lie had been stunned
but not seriously injured
lie Wa4 amazed At first Seem. tie mate
andmysclt stmdmgoYcr him with tile run
bottle. But without i Word hc realized
the situatiOn
How ~ the weather. N he asked
The Wind has gone duWH" said MIR
,Joscph "We're under toresal, lib ant
reeIed topSals, ana running right AWAY
from the whale"
"Gone n" said the ulI man.
''Gonc," answered Mr. Joseph ruciuly
tStanchIon dragged, ana the line parted
and eight thousand dollars went without
all owner.
"Trn thipS tu sce to HAT broken ruil.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09
FARM GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD

for this department Orief suggestions, facts and
experiences are solicited from housekeepers
farmers and gardeners. Address Agricultural
editor, Journal Office Belfast Maine
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09

Care in harvesting fruit Of all kinds is
well repaid. Apples that are carefully
picked from tree, carefully handled, and
gently removed from one receptacle to
another are worth fifty per cent. more
than those which are rudely handled
about without regard to the bruises
which may be made upon them by turn
ing from baskets to barrels and in other
ways. An apple that is worth harvesting
for the market is worth careful handling.
No fruit that is rudely handled will keep
we'll
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09
VOLUME 50.
The Habits of the Army Worm Scientifically
Considered.

Prot. c. \. Riley Of Washington, ID. C.,
chief of the United States entomological
bureau, who has Just completed a tour
through plantations in Mississippi, Ala
banla and Georgia, to investigate the ma
ture and habits OF the army worm at work
III southern cotton fields, SAYS that this
years experience has been very valuable
because of the settlement of several very
important questions regarding this inter
cstmg insect that had given rise to Il good
deal of discussion. 1t was generally be
lieved that this insect produced but one
generation in a year. Dr Fitch held this
opinion. and il has been very generally
believed since he wrote about the insect
in lo6I. The belief is based on the fact
that the worm never shows itself ln dc
9tructlye numbers hut once year ana
that time is when wheat is beginning 10
ripeu The truth is that the worms Are
always To- he found, although in fewer
numbers, hoth before and after their
period of mutitudimouSncss They may
Toe found to-day by proper search in any
neglected or mpastured meadow There
are in .dct from tWo 70 four or more annual
generations according to latitude | haze
been able to demonstrate this bevond THE
pcradventure OF doubt They are not
noticed nov. because they remain hidden
Ia neglected meadows and pastures and
there are no rank and uncut grains or
grasses in the fields for them to invade.
Then numbers have been reduced TO such
aNeNtent that the marching and travelling
habit ~Not developed. This habit is de-
Nc'orci only after Il series ot favorable
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09
A Story from Whaler.

p '"'iN '"f ,N N'''1'
nlpS, whom hneM I"i months oy
II" other name, was Shlp carpenter OF
lhe W!laler HaZtIle, "l NtW brdlofd. lie
was tWenty-SlA years nldt SlN icet hlgh,
/ alu strong us Il tree. ne was the iaNul-
ne ol tle SNIP and no wonder. lie was
tender and gentle, perhaps because ne
was strong; ne was peacHful' because ne
was po"eriuL And the s"li W"rd winch
lurntth away wrath, with the gentle
hald ~ soothc sufferer are often meet
ed II tine whale liShelies
Most ~ the foremost han0s ol the ga
lelle were rough Portuguese lads, lrom
the Western Islands. on Their first NoN-
age. ihty were treated Wlth coarse con
tempt hI the teW American seamen and
/ bN the officers.
lhe only "Whltc man as the ankee
SalInr loves to call himself WHO was klnd
and patient with the rude boys, was
ChlpS; and he was never tired oi show
me- OF teaching them something ol what
nc knew. He was one Of those unscll-
lsh fellows WHO do not helleNe IN keeping
| knoMledl" to themselves. He had never
been t@ sra before; but during the iIrs
| IVY" }taiS "l TINS voyage ne llad atfend-
ed 7" 50 many things besides ms own
easy work, that ne was considered one 81
the pest ana coolest Whalthen aboard.
Although exempt from standing watch,
lle had insisted on dong the duty from
the IiSt DAY put, -tnight, i the weather
were good, ne would $40 on the mann
latcA, IN the centre Of the Portuguese
la,ts. aAd with wonderful patience teach
tAcm 10 make spllceS dhd Knots. dlld 10
speak l.nTIlsh. lie never tlred oI DONG
| itila dild ANY 1lAtr AIndiy thln- lVi tAtil.
IN thr d0Ntlmc il there were @"rh for
h'm at his tldIv. he still htd them .ound
hlm. explaining everything as hr sa"ed
m pllnrd, rs i he wished to make them
as good carpenters as he was himself
on Sunday. "hcn every one trought
ms letters ana pictures ON dcck. hips
showed tho only signs of sadness We ever
Saw. He was the only nMr aboard
except myself who had neither pictures
nor letters neither face nor word to re-
mind Aul!u home.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09

prisoner in the Delaware State Prison was in
jnred by falling wall and has brought suit against
the State for damages The curiosities of law are
never TO be exhausted
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09

Food is digested and assnatel by Malt Bittcrs
iitAtc increased flesh.
The girls lirt more during the hot weather. and
50 also do the cows tails
Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters
In recommending these bitters to the public we
are not trying TO force sale on an IRRESPONSIBLE
article. but on the contrary they will prove that all
we say Of them is true, to ali who give them a fair
trial They have been used by PHYSICIANS and tile
public for years. and therefore we know what we
are talking about. DO not set them down as a
humbug until you have tested them Read our ad-
vertiSement in another column, The proprietors.
The reason some people are so trightfully empty
is, that they are full OF themselves
Mistakes Should be Corrected
Particularly the practice Of taking medicine into
the system by way of the stomach for disease Of
the Kidneys. 1t is an old treatment. well tried
and proved inefficient. The true method is absorp-
ton, proven by the great success of DAYS
KIDNEY PAD.
adam never had to beat carpet" says an ex-
| change. No. but he had to beat retreat in the
height of the fruit season.
Children like Pitchers Casoria because it is
sweet; Mothers, because it makes the children
playful and well, and Physicians because it con
tains no morphine or mineral Wind Collie Sour
Curd, Rash, Feverishness, and worms soon disap.
pear when Castora is used
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09

Hon. J D. league, a thoughtful business man of
Aroostook county, embraced the Greenback doc
trne because he differed from the main body of
the Republican party on the decentralization of
silver and the volume Of greenback currency. He
considers those questions settled for the present,
and does not propose to remain with the Green
back party longer, when to do would be to
strengthen the arm of the old Democratic party
his mortal political enemy. He has, therefore
taken the course which every honest Republican
Grcenbacker should and returned to the kepubli
can party.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-27

Have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and pronounce it the. best medicineinuse
A case of consumption hero was. cured
by its use. We cheerfully recommend it
to all sufferers. j effress, Roberts u Co.,
South Boston, Va, Novem beI, II, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-27
TNHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

FTNHE ARTlzANS SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 9th, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
NJ, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings from to O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice IN each SMfasrN;AeERs. Sfsr;
ohas. W. Townsend George S. capeiie,
Nathann R.Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington,
w. Hastings, Job II. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. Swift.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly 4. L. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
EIRsT NATIONAL 6;s RAM NJ ,,,omo,,
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF TIE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, 100000.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Ex-
change furnished to regular Depositors
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays
DIRECTORS.
Clement 3. smyth, George w. Bush,
Henry s. MeComb. sam'I Bancroft, Jr.
Edward Belts. ianl-fy
The daily gazette., 1880-01-27

in church work. One never speaks In
meeting, one talks to the exclusion of
some OF the sisters who are gifted In ex
hortatfon. There Is always fly In the
eminent. When hear criticisms made
upon these worthy ladies, whose only
sin Is that they are parsons wives, am
sometimes tempted to ask the critics, as
Deacon Bulge did me when could not
find COW to my mind, "Hev ye any
idee what sort ofa critter would suit
ye?'
As the parish will not let the parsons
wife alone, nor allow her the same free
dom in pursuit of liberty and happiness
IL permits to other women, / think each
sect ought to establish training sch0uls
where young women who contemplate
marrying parsons can be educated to
please the parish. Unprepossessing fe-
male orphans could be utilized to advan-
tage by such institutions, and spinsters
so inclined could be worked offas third
or fourth wives to widowers of the cloth.
Minister wives who don't suit could be
sent to one of these schools for q few
months, aud return to he the delight OF
their husbands fiocks.
The single minister instead of running
the gauntlet he now does land also incur
ring the dreadful risk of marrying q
worldly young miss, could quietly look
NsOh pho uopOitncub TOil VI Inc bTalQluR
school of his sect, visit the chapel at
morning prayer and make his selection,
confident that his wife is warranted to
suit.
or all the plans that have. occurred to
me this appears more feasible. The cost
OF these schools would be inconsidera BILE
for the faculties could be made up of dea
cons, old ladies and splnsters who would
so delight in their work that salary
would be to them of secondary consider
alton. Each church could have society
TO raise funds for the necessary expenses
and at least three ladies could hold Of
fee. The supply of young women train
ed could carefully regulated by the de-
mand, and the peculiar tastes Of certain
| churches could be suited by the special
and individual training of select stu-
dents.
This plan I offer especially to the con-
sideration of my brethren in the minis
try feeling certain that were it carried
out 1t would relieve them of much wor-
ry and their wives of much hard work,
and that through Its means alone will
found that lare bird, that Phoenix
among women, the parsons wife VINO
| pleases the parish.
, 1880-08-27
THE SOUTHERN I;TES.

Los f'1Sos, Cola, Aug. 25. yia LAKE CRY,
Colo. A,sg, eG.-t;rn. Sheridan, accompanied
by Zen. ". Myers, Co1. SherIdnM, nntl Capt.
Gregory. nf lfs siaiE, II. Cannon, Of New
York, md Zen. Strong nf CEleugo, arrived
yesterday ut Cn1. Dodgc's camp, five miles
hclOw the Agency. Tlluy came through, will,
nil csrnrt ft4nn the Fnnrti, Cavalry, ct,,,l-
l,lant!'si by Lieut.. Wllt'er. zen. Mackenzie,
TWO days pscviuss, c!tnle from his cnynlry
Ga'nn tt Surface Creek, sescnty.!lve nii!cs
distant. Thu party left this int,r.ling iur
AlnrkeiizIc's cainp. From there they gu With
horses attl jDacl; train over tim trail. cnn.in.
nut Of tic wilderness III tho vicinity OF Gum
nls0n CIty.
M. news frnm Chief Ouray since tho Sec
ont tlay nf Dr. l.acey's departure. when un
!ntlIa'I calle through reporting 0uray was
better.
t;n'. dodge has commenced the erecting Of
winter quarters fur tie Infantry. Thu Nine
teGnth will prflmly rGnlntn to garrison the
p,st, tne Twcnsy-ttirsl going back to their
old station.
WAs1ttxnToS, d. e., Aatg. 4t-A dispatch
from C01. A1osieylltty, Chairman Of the lite
Commission, ,1Rtttl AuE. .j, nt Southern Ute
Agency, states they haze held une council,
and Will hnht another on Monday next,
Ouray Is present, but lisite III.
, 1880-08-27
THE VASnAL[A MAI'TEIt.


TEnNIs llAUTE, Ind, Aug. :sl.-Tho facts
relative to the rulnor III regard to John E.
Simpson. lato manager ut TIC EAndnlia Line,
arr rs follows, anA nlAy BIZ relied ul'o,l Ms
true: About tho llMe Ot tho trNth Ut 3lnI.
Simpson thera WIS III circulation n rtpprt tn
tlle effect TINT. Mr.. Mills, thu ngcnt 1T the
Company ut East St. l.ouls. WIS short III his
accounts about sl0.oou. nit! tiat the money
had bccn used by aluj. Simpson. Whether
Or not tho ahovo y true canllot Vt this tine
tle asctrtalne.l with certainty. MIR. Mills Is
sick. and liz may be ablu to explain u|Anl, his
recovery; but the fact that A1r. Mills WIS
slnersstlotl By j. q: CrayerliI!g, nf 81: i.oIs,
iGImctitatciylipoli tho death Ut Aaj. Simpson,
ktyescrecllcet tn tlureport t!Iat something was
MTnlIg ut thu East ST.. Louis nnct.. str.
Mills is nMt!er lIon.i tn ttle Company In tho
st'ns ot Sa5,ND so II In IL slnrt tho nt,iley
[oat, alal 0slo whosv wurt ca,i be relied upnli,
i''ltor!.igH i' Yonr CORRESPONDENT, tl!is !nornlng
ti!at Il haj. Simpson 0btnfneu $1,000 from
3fr; Mills 4 was 4 matter between tiioMl only,
ALL Que, 80 lar ~ Simpson WIS colgesled, I'll
, 1880-08-27

The following IL hi Illustration, Of rron,,ucln-
tlnn anil spelling IN the tIse Of wrGIis Nnryls
which hn". the sumo pronunciation ns tho rlEht
wnris, antl which. prnrerly ran,!, would sols1id
risi,s: rite suite llttl htny the sun OF HrlIto
r.'te swift as ct dGnr After Il thyme io stopped
% {! gn!t huliao nild wrlng tho hclc. ills toy
s1rcd to raze his fare pail fncc. 4 fIInt tunwn
nf Vnnu r,ws fruni his lips. Tho mule who
hGrti tue !cr WIS nbuut ta pair pnrc, hut sho
fnr tcnr her guessed wOut'l not weight. IItt,
when thn Ea'r tho lItilo wusl, tiers stool III her
yew lye hcur2- Are yew dyn!nsl' .'Knnw,': ho
snld, - 4t'l fc!ns two. theu corps." Size bntr
him Inn her ntnIs, rs She nuKElt, ton n rum
whGrc he ln!tc btu Gulet. Rnyo him tprc,l a,ltl
meet held cont n1cr hs knows tictl his cllnicr
ruppcta hin warmly. Knve HIN somc suite ttruchln
lFnfll ftnl. TIL 1T Inst hu went fourth tls hull rs
ynunr hnnrsr. Ills eyes shown. his cl,upk wuy
us rcad As u flour, and hu EainhlcA hole our
, 1880-08-27

E9Ih1ufe; Thir!! Cnsairy-Uwcn; 0rcnnders-
tithu nM! whitley; Jacobs NtIIes-Snlth.
sn,G. nlhl JtlsilcG. The wounded byDuul{
,, ,tm va'"iaar were by tho latest accounts ai
The public. asn matter OF course, will not
rest satisfied until the blame for this tsastrr
.'ns been brought !!nnn to thu persons who
tlaa sufficient to pronounce ,,rn,l thn ro,. m.
,..!ri ", M actual engagement, there can DO
tta.llDt ti tnnllDt ~ 70 WhGr: the primary RESPONSE
.1ity hinSi fali. II ia admitted ntl nil sltles
tat t'e' prlnlrosc lsas shown himself Want. r
Ing II, military capacity. lifs iiryt bfnnsI"r
Wns tIe stli!!!;lE ct stl weak n hrtgatc seventy
Ii'ies IRON! ifs supports to meet nm enemy
Mh'n q, nissr s,t'.!S q nrcparaton WINS known
nll military crlitcs here ngrpr that nftrr liz, ta
:!esertlun Df tl,e Willis trtops t;HI,. i;rinrosn
t,e'glt eli'ter to lnse RECALLED tiu,l. liurrows
sa 80 onai,ar rarr9xo, "f Il E1avns lis negage ad
it,., aiayatced & r. &s1IuHort h,m With inc while
l'llHsltino,'a In a'triantln9 this sal rsverss
aMi ir,,1 rtsKtasn II tug FIRST acc to t;rn
aispatcltstt by him to Bombay on tic iirsi
i,sWs Of tile tIsaster are pointed tn US inttllet
Instances af lIls, want of Judgment. Hardly
iess ~ t!cgree y tlie responsibility o. tho
i may s'e to leaycn Il frer exercise Of tIlscr,.-
linn t0 Gcmcrats Ii. tho Held, it is uultc cicar
ihat :! renlIy cnt!lpctcMt aoltlfcr ut lca,lllar-
u;ts Hnl!ln not fnr moment have sanctioned
tien. pritnrose's fgelllr tactics. A. regards
tri,. burrows It will 10 well t0 await further
lit1or!natlnl before my ttctfnit verdict Is t,ro-
Nntlnr't!. M!tlncgll his Hesitation IN dealing
with the Willis in,tttnnus truOps ut GirlsjlE
SEEMS 7, establish pretty strosig prlnIa-fnclo
c:sn III i'1cn'n;"teice .snafnst him. Hut,
strf,t,E ns Is tn r'lSe agailst Individual Gen.
efals. u Is li1t IN them ntnnc that tho whole
nia,nc must lie. a great portion Of It must
iall isDnlI the radically '1a1 system on which
tht lnt'ah nTtliy Is organized. Fur years nast
tne army refurlliGrS have been lK)[Dttng Out
tlle tial'ge! Ut nnder-oifIcerng tho native rcri.
flsents, anu iaye fnCn predicting disaster is
shTe 70 hnpWii whenever these regiments
lMttntl themselves III Il position of Unusual
HiblGulty: The t,attle Of k1,ski-l-NalilttH[ Ia
tue ftfst fu!!lllnnt nj tl!es,. pscictluns. Lei
rs hnpe that 1t ,l,i,y bts tho lNst. fi'hc tWn
notlitmy regiments Ind nu more thar tllo
usual complement Of stynn Officers en4.ll, If,
when the regiments fe1f Entn confusion, nil
these 1fcrrs !tad hren Intact, tliey Wul,jl
l!a*e been few enough to rally the men; but
TIE chaiIces are TINT SOME OF them were b0rs
dc combat by TINT time. The ,ask tllruW,l
upon The survivors wNnsd thus lt.eDnlc #
sheer i1npossEhifity, and Whit might i,ayo
pee'l. II rpt victory. ut least MI urtlprfy re-
trcat. was cnuytvte,l fnto u tUta! rout, II tho
military authorities at Inst recognize tic nc
r.,Ssltyhf Increasing tho number Ut European
o!ltcrs VIII! native Regiments, the lesson Ut
k,!Skli-i. .Snkl!snl, although dearly bought,
VIII mol hlre breil thrown away.
, 1880-08-27
TIE T'RuNK LINES.
.Spfs{1t QttpGtth to The Chtfaoo Tribune.

>.-..' ...,,,,s 49, Al, ,,,,'' r.!. '.,
NEW lnlsk' ANB' ."'-llla flrst thcetlhg OF
tho JoInt Executive Committee of the trunk
lines a1ul their Western connections since
tho rrt,,rn of Toolf'on,ntsstn,,or lhay, 1:n..
fro,,, T,,r,,,., ,,.ns ho''I .,'1n'. 80 49, ~,
t'u''t 4.''up" WIZ "e'' to-sts ~ 1lle e"E''
lniss'f'1ier's 01!lce. Representatives were
present from tho following railroads: Dalt1-
more & Ohio. Boston Il Albany. f,oston, linn.
snc Tnuuni 4, rnstnru f,.n,,ln En,thor,,
"o,,..s' 49,. ~. st ,t,,. ~ =
sentfai vermont, clhctnhal1' Hamilton ~
l)hft0n, CltcnE0. BtlrlinEt0h. Il Qutls-
Cy, Chicago IL Grand Trunk. Ey-
ansy,l1a Il 1,rre 1jnutn t.rn,,s,I,tn
,rnrr., Hat, r, c,La,''' ,,,.',,'.'"'
teI'c i'""to enlcae1, r'tchll'tre,
tirana Trunk, Grand Rapids d 1ihllnlln,
Great Western, lndiNnnp0lis IL st. LOi,[S In
,lfnnn. bloomington 4 Western, iI,tmis Xiii.
tnmh f,h;carr, Il Aito,, t,i,vnia,,l t:,i,,,,,,,,.
tM'.a;,.'.t ; = T...,,.,, III e't'!' e"s"n!p"S'
GihclnhhtlN ~ Indianapolis, Lake Shore ~
Michigan Southern, Louisville, CIncinnHtl H.
Lexington, Louisville IL Nashville, Murtctta
,vf,,nriunnn ,I;rhtrnn cn,,troI Nuv ynr,
Soura ~ '.d.n., sE" ,Si'"r ee M Hsw o osh
nenlrsl ~ lluason atsef' NOW Aork, l.ako
Eric y Western. Ncw York 4 New England,
New York. Pennsylvania Il Ohm 0|Iu Il
Mississippi, Pennsylvania, l'eill,syIynn
Company, t'eDriu, I'tkin IL .Juclison-
yillc, Philadelphia, Wilmington Il
Baltimore, rittsl,urg, Cincinnati IL
st. Louis, Trny Il l}nstnrt, Vnnlnlta, a,ut tlc
Wabash. st. Louis IL Pacific. Only six Of
tho rnntlY belonging to tho pnnl WGrg nut
, 1880-08-27
FIRE RECORD.
AT LAWRENCE, MASS.

II
LAwREScE, Mass, Aug. ai-At 10 o'clock
Tonight fire broke out III the paper mill Of
Castle f. Mayo, in South Lawrence. Before
1t couttt be cXtinEuislcl It consumed the
greater portion of niu building and lnrgc
amount Of stock. The real estate wns
owned by Alfred IL Mayo, Of Boston,
inntuly> directed to saving the n.1jnlnIrg mill,
Which ~ operated by j. s. Mllnroe 4 C0.
Alayn's loss Is rstImuted Mt Sl0D.0)0; Insured
for S175. .00o. Nlunr0c'5 loss IL light. and fully
insured. Al,nut scventv-tive hntlls nre tt,rpwil
mt Of employment, Thu fire Is supposed 10
llnye heeli c,llsGl by spontaneous eombus-
ton Ill the rnE-cutttng department.
, 1880-08-27

Special Dfspateh 10 The Ettcaoo Tribune.
WAur.AcA. Wis, Aug ad.-rhe cranberry
cro1, in Wa,.paca County bids fatr 10 ba
larger tl,.r for tnany years. Tho berries are
largc anl very thick. II thu frt,st does not
make Its appearance for tell dnys or twu
wccks picking will layc commenced md si,-
lslc't. Cranberry culture Is becoming MI
in'nortant item In Waupaca County prod-
l1ets.
Farmers aro all engaged tlrnsl,iug their
grain. asbl tic prospects arc better than tic
average. Spring .wl,cnt ts not n heavy crup.
hut tho berry Is p1ump and hard i,nrcy mil
re arc III E;.' nnt the ytrlti n WnNpaca
erAl years lNlst. WiHtcr WHEAT will BE- scarce,
rs Will Hist. .ctDynr-sert1. Potatoes md corn
nrg III excellent condition.
, 1880-08-27
4 FINED FACT.
6rttfat Dfspafeh 10 1hS Chfci1o Tribune.

NEW i'!'M' AnE: @.-lt seemed to bc we'll
u'hlrf*t"od by Wnll street brokers md bank-
FRS lt,.,iny tlut the Delaware, t,arkuwnnn,,
N Wpstrr,, I,nI]ron,l t,t,,nnnuv r,m11,. imt",u,
~, 'xtni t'r n ,''y s1, ...,.s ..'.e's ~
~ y, "A.cnu .'c'F Hh'1 !f"ln IM'ts''asnt"h II,
lis!ratt. MIL II was scn1.nf'lclal!y announced
that III, organization will be- effected tu.,nor-
ruw. There Is in IN. n ,,te,fnr ,f tt.c ,r,,.
irr,,rs NJ ,hiu ",,,r.rt." .I, s,'',,, ~ ,,'",
~" t,'s, y" ~, t a'te' i,sy M a.:h y. '"'
.>eW hrR Lt1itrat aih! that Hf fl.e NeW ibrkt
l.nkr Erie & Weslerlt i'ailrsmd Compa,,y lad
n slownward tendency wien tha brokers
se' 9so,., ''a, r, ,,, w. sea.. ." ] wo'" w sr'
esi nn.. ,,n, ac ''lhe' ,a wns eef"'n'y ',oft'
for many ,lays. Tic capitalists interested In
tile roa say they arc l,iulty plras,.l will Tbs
rcpnrt nn,lcby The Engineer. tIsrs,ln,atcl
tlat me work ra'' !" completed within niue
months. 1t IL tlln,'gllt, however, that there
mas BE- soluc tlIspute concerning tho yulnc of
suiiubIr nincrs ft,r t1c,mts l., yitfn,,'.s o,u,
,.it,"s .,t M ~. ."t . " - ~ '',ssS ".
s'sa' w. "'h' ~ aIe eaeh. " A!a1 sac' wfane'e
'll nllhcd!'1te application wiIt De 'nntie Tor Il
, 1880-08-27

:ci!. Of Jacksonville; Virr-l'rpsit.enss, W, i,
ilah|nrtml, of .3fnnMt caTtnr, and a. +.
Hemingway, nf Chtcngo; Secretary. /. j.
ilayls, ns Decatur; Assistant Secretaries, j.
.f 'afntalla; l}usIless Committee, ". W.
,Nnt1ars.Ia!,.. nF t,hira9n. i. II. Gunlt nf
S;'pfIrgtir'tl. n.al ". N. Fisher. of Peoria.
The i.ifnrnlal rc,Mrt. inatIu by tic General
secretary % sfnw.a larg' Increase In Interest
;lltlnn of most Of tho societies Is reported 10