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New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
RRITISU ELECTIONEERING FOR HANCOCK.
E,nrn T,he Ph1LndeLphia Peg lRepl

The Press has been shown letter dated
t.,nb r = 1880 received BY int liz ut 1rln--
man thlr cItY frOm a fellow @OIkingm2n III O.cnhnl
England VIII cn contains single sentence that mas q
void %. 81 for every worker in every forge ana
urn aud factory and mill IL THIS country Ih"t sen
tence is as follows:
There are D.!is posted here the streets urging the
influential men IJ rouse up the Democrats or America
as II they get power, Il VIII bring more rade 10
England" ,.-. r,.
Hany30dy doubts the geuun neness ~ ths letter me
Press nos itself readiness To produce IL AT an hours
uotIce There bs oOUDt. however, OF us autAen
ucity. Il Il o. the fact which II states.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

A lady in Massachusetts, last winter presented
tie Covfrun., If tne Unued states with Inc table
n on wLcr TaUmas jefferson wrJe the Declaration OF
IuccncnirIcc When the present zion was made, Mi-
CrrO VA, appointed TO make the speccn or pre~rHta-
tiOn Tor llican. Mr. TncHcr, coming fr0m tht
State u VrglDlt the state where nr- j Herson was
born. was selected 10 make tie speech on the Demo-
cratic Just before comm 'ncenent cf Tie eG-
ercsrs NJ. Tucker over TO Mr Crap"s seat ana
said Crapu let the csOuilOn upon Whlcn we
are goins 10 X to-day" CrapO tOOk It from his desk
and handed Mr. Tucker. He read IL over ana found
that II accepted 1t In the name oI the Nation, ana
on b hllf Government thanked the donor, etc,
etc sad Nj IuckcT: CrapO. W wsh you would
strike the word 'Nar0n' out or thar res0lu-
tion." .'WGatl" sad CrapO. Tucker sad: " II
n makes difference TO You WISH
YOU would strike Toe word Nation out
If thai resolution" Now CTapo is son OF old Gov
erUOr Grape r j. about haf Puritan anu hal
won'r d. IL" lApplausc.l I" SAID Tucker " II
vou feel that AZ a5Out It 1T u 20" When they came
I, make tbeir speeches, what lie me mt Mr
traDo rad a short bui beautiful speech Appropriate Ior
sucn an octa ion Mr. Tucker took nearly NIT en- min
NJ iu an attempt show hat Jefferson was believer
In ;s state Rigets heresy taught by the Southern seces-
soulsfs and ID ad the resolution over
10 the nal = passing through The hands OF the Demo,
cratic CLERK, or by sOme hook or crook, the wora
tuOl was stricken out. and Mr. Cf1po hdu 10 GET
up n rs and cOIUpa them TO nut II III agai1 lirea
anDlauspl Th.n Mr.. Grape TOOK thH ujCDe 10 s'lrrh
back through the records OF similar resO uOns w1eh
Congress hat accepted the sword OF WdshlnE on ana
uernaps Franklin and Lafayette. ana ne IOund
that in every the wO'd Ndtlon hau Oeen useu
precl, ,ely as be lad written IL in TINS resolution
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

sOtrTu O. AROLINA NOT so SOLID As 1T MIGHT BE.
WV tyoa. yhe charleston Ne1es AID Courier (DenJ

IL Is pOs>lble that tne COiOreU ptOpIt Wdy,
nv so,ne nnac be illust hack ina thelr od frame oI
mind ana be induced by The nsidouS appeals OF ther
Ieaders 40 vote on the color line so ,y as thcy ana
I'm 1876 This unlikely. admit hut. II II IA il H.
We viii need the entire Democratic vote OF the mlGue
ard nnrlrr cnnnlles carry the STATE Tor HAncOck
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
TIE TRIBUNE.

Rupture Relieved and Cared oy Dr.. J. A. shernsns ;
method v tlcuT the injury Inflicted bv tTusSc HIS BOOK
witt valuable n0rman to the rupture - mailed Tor lOc
Office. 2jl Broadway
VchY from springs aaterve Ceiestins Grtnde Grille
ana HOpiial. TIE Ouy gtnln3.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

DIED
BARTIFTT-On September Is. DR.. Lloyd a. Bartlett OF 80
stst after ngerng and painful illness OF Biights
his sister the CitY OF bingham
ton. y. \.
RRIGGs-on sunday october 8. 1850, Captain Nathaniel
Briggs. in his II year -. 81, GO, 49,, -
Funeral service, JOINS NJ T. Church Bed ord ave,
BROOKLYN, D. -daT,
az Il d IN Fri,mda will kindly omit nowers
Phlla solphia papers please COPY
coX-At his residence Brnnxville. Wcschcster County
OcInber . tie Rev samuel Hanson Cox. d. D. IN the
SSH year hts age.
e,v an the FIRST Presbyterian Church Henry ST., Brook
Ivu We ,uettay afternoon. Oc,Ober ., az O'CLOCK
Seats reserved for clergyneh No h0"era
uAITOCK -OrtDber . the Rev William A. Halock ID. D..
Honorary secretary OF the American tract socety In the
s7th year 4 his -. ., -
Friend, and re nvs TO attend the funeral ser
VICES Place Churot corner oi lOhsI, On
TIesaav morning the 5th INST al 10 O'CLOCK
nEEKER-At MoineX, Francr, October l. William H.
Neeker of CIV York CITY.
Notice % uneial hereafter
WE TO -At stanford Conn., sunday evening. October ..
Mary 4. wife OF George :. wofton-
NOesos VI hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
Ready g'si. MOrnIn9

THE St.MI-WE,ttKsI TRISC NJ.
Price Wrappers ready for mlns nVe cshb' p,r 5')
ouecopy oae year IS copies 81 ten c))os al ''
extra e-S postage all tree 70 the sub,cHoar
Address - .-.
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
DIED.

WEST oN-At stamford Conn. Monday October e. Fred c.
Of George s. Weston
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BRowN-on Saturday OCTOBER q Samuel r. Brown. In sne
5Sth year of his are. -. -. > -
Tuesday, October ., NJ III a. M
leaves foot Of Cortandst at 10 m fennsyVahia
Italroad
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
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III. -
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silr snir ns ee2r'ii tIt
ripf.hLa
VI IL a. ls,naure iEcae4 by tae tAsr9aesef - h4A-1'
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
P1SSENHERS .IR2ITED.
FRoM GLAsGOw-nY sTEAM
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEW.YORR--.ARRGVED OCr.a
Str Louisiana Gaeer New orleans i days. to CLARK Sea-
., ,
BARK NiphOn Bath Rogers Cebu 1873 days with hemp.
etc % vessel to senhari, Pckering& co.
-chr Irving Hall lOf Dgby. 81 GO0dOu san Domingo
City ., and mOlasses to de Rivera Coz
vessel "a master
~chr card, Crabtree Jacksonville 10 days with lum-
b,r TO j. appnger. vessel to Warren Ray.
scnr David Torry tof Porind soule, Windsor s. 10
days, with PLASTER for Richmonl. Va
Schr c Buckley Cranmer Baltimore with coal.
FOREIGN PORTS
orryysrowy Oct 4-Saled-str Wyoming from Liverpool
for n ew. York, from this port on ii INST
Miss BraddOn's rev story, "AsphOdcI," Is
comm, neeI IN The Neto York Monthly Fashion Ba=or,
out today and for sale Uy all newsdeaers Pricc2o cJs
Mn!arini Fevers
Are quickly subdued Oy the MAGIC CURB l9l Fulton-st
Phy.icnus have Used 800, COO
VuAIIZED PHOsPHlTFs. curing all NerVOus COmpaints
All druggists sell II.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE SOUTH AND UNLIMITED SILVER COIN

Stanley. y. j., Oct. .. 1880.
, 1880-04-17

Tho Convention Mt Springfield.
SrN1nGriELD, ILL.,, April 1G.-The Northwestern
nrnnuh Ut tho Womnn's Foreign Missionary 30.
oioty concluded Its annual mecttn8 to-day, and
will mcot ut Ann Arbor, Mlch,t next year.
Tho following additional otflccts have been
elected: VIcc-Presilionts. s.at.large, Mrs. bishop
lIannltno and Mrs. l3iahop Morrill,. Hook River
Conference.-The. ARIA brown and Mrs. Helen
M. Dovcridgo. Central 1llnois-strs E. T. Hall,
Mtaonk; Mrs: q; Inoky, Fl paso, III: Mr.: A. q:
snnvltlc. Southern lllinots-Mrs.A A. D. Morrison,
Mrs. II. il, LinIsloy, EyansslIio; sils. x; =.
Morrison, Grccncastlo: Southern lndlana-Mrs
e. o'Neal, ladian9polis; Mrs; L; g; Atktn'oFE
iiasty. Muncle; Mrs.. i. J. swindoll. North Man
ehcstor. Northwest lnaIann-Mts. Aaron Ward
Mlo6S'saM"sirss. ii. N. c!.shman: Three Mvo5I.;
Mira i. T.. Sherman, Portland; Mrs. Ira DAYS.,
Dctroi.; Mrs; John Al!lastcr, Ann Asnor. Wisf Y
j. tnoiey, Waatowa. West Wisoonsin-Afss. o.
Wari. Mr.. =. 9. Langiol,, spG.ta: 1,!,.. u,.,A
c9nns Ehats, Geesrn lnos
cosm!ok, c!i; Norma; 'liiinsis. Mrs j. 4: Chestnut
spriasnold; southern Illinois, blrs. y: E: slade,
Xsnn 1qGsa, Sn.srn hfs fsoana sa!o aKsey H.
j: r. Early. Iaporto;, Southeast Indians
Mrs. II. r, Lothrop, JAcksnn; Mrs. 3, D: YORK.
WIl!lanston; Wlsconsin, Mrs, L. 8, Goleman1' .1
milwaukee,; Wost Wisconsin, Mrs. J. E. lrIsns
YecFetarIcs Of Young Ladlos' sooietles-RocE;
River, Miss Annu Downeya Chtcago; ContIass
sker ss &C. wi Sfs's soathSe es % Sss
4. rh!llps, Olncy; indlann. Miss Fannie An. Asa'.
ford. Eyansytlle: North Indiana. My ,ls,,s nsNs
Carrie lrigat' inllai!apolls: Wisconsin, Mn; K, ":
pa.da s1as MEsafsS Esa SHY %s'' Wisconsin, Mis- e'
'Sitt; Tie Usual ali number of managers were alss
, 1880-04-17
FROM THE STRAITS.

Cnpt. Mallory, of tho stcam.harge kctcham, rc-
ports TINT he cn,no shrnnsh Tho Strnits Wclncs-
dny, Mt which time there rAs no leo III tho
south pnssnEc except along tho shorcs. lie
found plenty III Ice atIont botwccn w0ugoshnnco
and tho hcad ot tho ngnyers. This ,imttpx leo
was tnDstly p4ctty well tsr,ken mp; still thcre
wcrc ea1nc heavy pieces among It. tho thIckncss
eight fret. Capt. Mallory nays he .pnssch so,,th
MnnLtou hari,nr ut I oclt,ck Thursday morning.
Mt which time there WINS no vessel nshnte Ia tho
line Williams has rescued tho schooner Winter
T.. Alien, ani Is oil tho way tn hianttowno Or
Milwaukee With her. Capt. 1.nnR. tho owner OE
tho vessel. hn received m Intelligence c6ncCr1,-
Ing the vessel up 10 lust evening.
, 1880-04-17

rnin. Worry aEht tncrcasc In ncrcngo Of wheat.
Very little for shipment. Over lR1,o0 huAhc!s
Of corn hnvc hocn mnrkotc1l hero this winter.
Special Dtspatth ia Tns chfrnpo Tribune.
DusenY, Ntnrlon Co., April l6.-Wcathcr and
gro,itMt very dry and cool fur tho season. Vc9o.
tation vcry backwNrl. Whcnt up. plowtnF for
Cnrt. HOn1e chnch.burs III wlntcr wheat
Good ahnw for fruit.
5ptttdt ufspateh q The chtfdao Tribune. q,
tn1sy Brct'lnF. Nh incrcns0 ~ acrcngc. Vnry
an,Ill ntnsnlnt nf w'innt tu ship. Acroago or
unts, tlHx, utlti enrn increased.
Sptetai Dispafth 10 The Chttano Isthhns.
1lnoNK, iionno Co.. April 19-Wlntor whcnt
crop a totnt future. Nnno huh Whnt VIII 20
1,|Dwed ,lti. Spring wheat grnilhd very dry. No
tncrcnRc In ncrnaHe. 1ut little for shipment
1ftor spring wheat is s0wti.
, 1880-04-17
SPORTING MATTERS.


NEW York, April 1a.-Capt. George N. Btono
writes to tho Spirit Of The Times about Maud g..
tho famous marc, and says: II would suggest
that Chicago and tho associations in tho grind
circuit open up n stako for a-year-otds and un.
dor; 500 entrance, half forfeit. With ta0o0 add-
ed BY tho Association. In caao tho Associations
decline to offer sllch stnkc. Will mitch Maud
=. 10 trot four or Avo rnccs. mile hcets, three In
five, to rule, akainst any G.Tcnf;ola q under. M
property of William II. Vanderbilt, who lcaves
itcr with the Colonel for Il ttn1e to develop: Tho
more likely expectation from associations than
$3,0U0.
james II. Keone son1s :ablcgram TINT bis
fears OF IN nttnck Of lung fnvcr, which will
lcavo him n "rnarcr," "a Is tho Duke at MaEcn-
tor, Koono'a 3-year-0 0ltls, Mt Newmarket, arc tho
subjects OF favorable comments.
, 1880-04-17
A NEW OPERA-HOuSE,

SPECIAL bltpalch 70 Thu Ehata9o Tribune.
Ian1ANApoLIs, Intl., April 1G.-Tho Hon. VIII.
lam II. Engllsh has closed u contrnCt With the
celebrated architects, MoElpatrfck l. Bon, to
supcrIntend thp construction OF I'm opern house
In this oty. The building Is to be g.. by rs feot,
which Ia something laEgor than tho 0rnad
Opera House, Now York. tho model from which
this IL copied. Tho houso Is to hnyo capanty
Ing snats In tho bcginnug for 2.:.10, giving tho
nllIst liberal spaco. 1t Is u ho on the ground
iloos, with SUCH absolute rrnteotton from ato
can 10 out 1T tho house In loss thnn two minutes.
lta construction will l,o ct.ntnotiuel lmmelAtc-
lat Ut September.
, 1880-04-17
COMING CROPS.
Condition OF Growing Grain In the
West and Northwest.
Winter Wheat Believed to Pronl-
ise Il Short Crop This Yoar.
oorn-Plnnting Going Forward Rapid
~ in Various Localities.
Tho Outlook for Spring Wheat-Ffuit
Prospccts1-Rad Weather.
IOWA, MISSOURI, KANSAS, AND
NEDllASkA.

IOWA, MISSOURI, KANSAS, AND
NEult4AS1kA.
10 tht Editor ot The Cheaso Tribune.
WAs',lXnroS. H., April 15.-tfovlng spent tho
past sixty tlays III travelling through tho sintcs
OF lowa, Missouri, Knnsns, and Nchrnskn,
thought few mites on tho crop.prospccts
might provo interesting to your readers. NY
business brings tno In conthct with dcnloFs 1T
agricultural implements ami graln, and they aro
huttcr prepared than my other clhAs OF D.ibi-
ness ncn to Esyo correct abatement OF tho con.
slitoh nf tho fnrncrs. It Is }art OF 11,y duty
10 report tho condition Of every county visit.
Tho outlook Mt prcsott Is fur from tlnttering;
In fMct, II Is dlscournK!ng. not only to fhrners,
1ilt to business nlcti whose success depends on
tho prosperity Of tho farming community. Thorc
IS no longur any doubt that fully one-half. II
not threc-fonrtha. Of tho W1ntor- wheat Is Il
fnilur0 lii nil tho Western States. In conae-
aucnco Of tho want Of snow during tho wintur,
tho wheat WINS unprotected, and tho cold, frecz-
Ing weather destroyed tho larger pnrt Of It.
do not knnw Of any wheat an high. exposed
grount! hut what has been utterly ruined. Sumo
fly f ss %t wsss pna 5 nyoonSS sr psS
nvrrngc crop; but fields OF thit kind nro very
scarce. III this Western country. II thero
ai M tho Wheat %o'lS prnbably hays showed son,o
icon t" tho wcst iuvo u' Only y sson ono. rainy
.lay; and TINT az not ecryc ti do 2 any gooti. IS
| dislI,ncnrcti ns tol,rl ns IL fell.
Knt,saa il nrobubiy II, tho wossk condition Of
| n,iy uf tho Western gtntes, since it hds Ncon
demonstrated that tho Writer whcat Is failure,
Tic face. thu fnrners aro fnst bccot1lg tijscour-
aget. spri,1g- wfcnt fns never bceIi i ailccuaa
viii thci,I, aid they btyo now nDthinR left but
uats aid rorn; .a1,i, Il this should fRii for waI,t
| nf ruln Kn1,a,a viii never recover from It, Tor
gr1tiutl in that direction again. Tho combined
Intit1cnco Of all tho railroads could not auvo 1t.
| lnyo bcpn rUij0hTy informed Tint quito
| n n,,tnhpr Of tho new settlers IN tho
Western rort of thp Stnto hayo NJ
rcnty nt,amdoncd tbcir clnifns, md aro
thoro Ii NOT 40 mich tianxcr Of drought. THO
turner's would ilnd it mch moro profitable il
they would f,nltnta thoir Nebraska Mc!ghbors,
irr and nant icss what.
Ecbraska farmcrs blyo recognized this fact,
md viii not do my uoru seeding this ycar thnn
, 1880-04-17
OsNy1:t,O. N. Il.

Special Dttpdch 10 The Chitdpo Tribune
OswE0o, N. y, April 1a-W. IT, lInll. Of To-
r0nto, reccntly rctltioncd tho TREASURY De-
purttncnt, through Collector Fort, of tho 0swcgo
District. to permit Canadian tugs to wreck his
vessel, tho Mnrluis, ashtre Mt lsig Sndlis. Tho
Department decides TINT. masniucti rs tho Gu
madam uoycrnme,t, Mnrch q, tS&i, allowed
American ttlgs To wreck tho schooner +. II.
tiAra.l,cr, at Windmill, f'et, ln Canadian wnters.
permission. Is extended to CANADIAN, tugs to
wreck ttp Marquis. This is considered m i'ldl-
nuvernulunts. Tho Jntnts Wn,,o left to.slay,
cleared for Chicnxn. She toada Oil Lake Eric.
Tho David Andrews is abandoned.
, 1880-04-17
Ban Diego, Richard Wins!ow, 1ottlo Wolf 4.
leighton. ~
Wind northeast light: weathor cloudy, with
min.
BUFFALO.

spretat Dtspateh IN The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. Y. April a-Arrfvafs-propclior
Jnmee Davidson. Mnry Jnrccki, grim, Chicago:
propeller ". 7. Graves. schoonors Pelican. @.
W. Albums, Mimi Ilclc. bnrxc Dictator, Rrntns
Toledo; propeller Egyptian. Rrnin, Detroit;
schooner J. Il. Merrill. grain. Milwaukee.
Clrarnncrs-propclcr ". r. DRIVES, schooners
Flying Mist, 4. i. Grover, g. ". Adams, Miami
11cllc, Toledo; propeller Egyptian, tchooncrs
.jarccKi. er1orunr KinRtshor, A!tlwaukees
eci1tN,icrs Tcnsaukce, Flcotwing. Col. Ellsworth.
ChtcnEt'.
CtHt frc!ghts remain mammal. tho charters to-
tlny bcnE tho Eohtonars Nurntn and FlcctwtnE,
cs,i, AshthtlilN to Chtcn9n, 10 cents: Pandor1t.
couI, Sn1itlusky to Port Htnnluy, bu cents.
, 1880-04-17

Special Dspdtth TO Tbs Chicago Trttlns.
EsCAsAnA. Mich, April lG.-i.ast evening our
harlur wls ctear, but In tue night strong
l,prthhrly wind sprung up, which hns prevailed
I'LL .luy, bringing tho leo from. tho upper bay
intn tho hnrllor.
Six inches Of auow hns fallen to-tlny, and II !s
still showing hNr1l.
Arrived schooner David Stewart. The Bchpon-
or David Wells and two others llc ut anchor In
hight, unable tn got t0 tho tosks Until tugs
CulIlG.
, 1880-04-17
YELl0W.FEVER,

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., April 11.-pE. H. ", Mitchell,
resident ,npmbor Of tho National Hoard at
Health, has teicgraphcd tho Secretary Of tho
National Hoard Of Health as follows: "A apo
uial press dispatch from Washington states that
tho National Hoard Of Health has official re-
port OF two cases Of ycItow-fover having oo-
cnrrcd IN blemphls during tho month Of March.
llpw Is thIs7 No euro bus occurred hero 10 this
1nto. Auaw0r ut unee."
Dr, d. u. Thornton, President Of the Local
Board OF Health. tn response to telegram,
SAyss The rep0rta arn not trno. no cas9 ot
yclIow- -{oVer has occurred in Mcsnphls since lust
fnll.'
, 1880-04-17

Hpretai Dispatch 10 This Chteaoo Trtt,tne
CLEVELAND, O.. April ld.-Tho prnretlcrs Arm
bin, WMvcrly. and Nnsht,n, with merchandise,
mud Nebraska, MI for Chicago, a1,l schooner
Verona, for Esca1lnba, arc wind-bound.
Chnrtcrs-Sehooncr Ftcetwlug, eonl, Ashtabuta
10 ChicNgO, private terms.
whilo Tho sch.nner SeLkfrk was being towctl
up the river this afternoon tho tug pnrted Its
llro ind tho vessel rAn Tito tho stcnmcr Nnrth-
west with considerable farcG, carrying nWay tug
neo1SeSss monSeSs mi and seye@al stai,sh,ons
, 1880-04-17
MORTuARY.
cpsstot Dttpateh to Ths chteaso 7ftbuns.

Dplsf0l UHtdEfh 70 IHt tN1sasV 7f410Hs'
MENDOZA. ILL.,. April la.-Tte remains Of JuoSs
Charles II. Gilman, who died at Ottawa, wefe
brought hero to-day by special train for inter.
mont 1t, tho family hury.ground. The oscofts
consisted of tho OTTAWA ConmandeFy, asaatsa
by the A. +. l. A. II. lodge Of Ottawa, tho nlems
hers OF tho La H4tlle County Bar, and n4npes
Of promiuOnt cltizet.a Of 0ttawa. The body ~ ~
roep!voa here BY the metnbors ct Monao1. 2, oon.
curt. judge MIllor, Col. d. +. Hit. the Hon:
inlnes ". DuncAl., Judge Eldrtdgo, Ar. Chatles
blanchard, and MIR: D. y, Snow nctod ~ pan. A.
bclrura, The Mondotn Lodge, assisted by tno
Ottawa Lodge, performed the fuaera! services.
NEW Y0MK, April l8.-SoCrotary Eyarts va =
pall.bearcF at the funeslt To-day OF Elliols =.
ton Werc among the InourneFB. Many repre-
sentative baukoEb md merchants Wero prcaeoH
nthar fl10ds and fnndicinos ara Malt uitfHEk
, 1880-04-17

~ IT,. rx,,
Special Dteateh to 1he tated7o 2f1obnes
DuxuEE, Kano Co., April 1G.-The recent min
anil blrh ,vtrtla nf lin mast few DAYS fns
ohnra nnn sn ,,a m'" r"rors ~ t,oir scwtno. snr,mv
pn1noIeo ti1n 4ur'Het" III NV. , r. a.,..
whcht tlHs been sown spHring'y' ana ath aerca9o
will ho lees tto,, e.on Inst ycar. Oats aro ncarly
wesk opens eear, tlio Kr.',n previously 70" az
viii b. ilntshel
:. Sixtiai Di,nassh to ne GaM!saoc M Tribune.
EhAy CRY, C1Ny Co., April l1.-Wfntcr wheat
S sent better tat "t ta. tine Int year
Special I,t.rtssh to 3'ht Ihtsass If'ount.
.AsnsfnnE, Coles Co.. Aprt! l0.-W!nter whent
Fruit prospects xt,o,l: There 6 not eno,IEh oll
Ming. y,...
sptetai Dhpdtth 70 The chfedco Tribune;
whsat il iookins we'll, c1ccpt IN iow ground
wheru lr1,tnnge ii not good. Acrcngo one- fourth
l.rEer tl,an list scasotl. About enough wheat
for hone consumption.
Special Di'patth 10 The chteaoo, Tribune.
M1SlEH, Tazewcll ca, April 1a:.Winter INT ,.. wheat
Probably as much nllve rs last spring: Largo1
amount Ut corn etfll In fnrtMors' hands. Feed
scarce. AL kEnHs Gf fruit promise well.
, 1880-04-17
TIE ERIE CANAL.

Special Nsp1teh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. ", April 16.-A spcolal to-day
frnm Rochester, from Henry T.. Fish. DIvlao,,
Superintendent Of tho Eric Canai says TINT
light bna.s havo begun to leave that city for
1sunnlo, with plenty Of ,wntor for the!n to Toyo
canal is tho .tIth, and lnrgc i,sufcrs Of bouts
lnGcn with grMt,lt cte., trc nwatin9 that day. It
looks IA though tho present scasun was going TO
De good for eNnal tnet1.
, 1880-04-17
MANlTOSyOC,

Special Dtspateh to Ths Cateuoo It1bunk.
MANlTow0C, Wis, April t6.-The steamer Chi
ctiRo, RchOuner Condor, and scow Ventura, nrc
Stnrn-htIlnd hero to-day.
Tho schooner sfocking Bird, recently ashora at
Foseuro, Rrriycl horc tha morning, leaking very
laily; will pro0ub1y iavp 10 go Into the dry
dock.
ItEs fas been tho seyercst storm ot tho sea-
north alI day, accompanied by i binding suow-
StUrni.
, 1880-04-17

3pef1at JVSpAfeH 10 lho 1hltdg0 4E1obHfs
TOPEKA, Kus., April 18.-The unfayorablo
wcathor OF tito pnst fuw weeks cnusos much np-
prehonsion among tho farmers throughout tho
Stnto for tho sufcty Ut thoir crops. RcportsnOw
bptnH rcccrE1 by tito Secretary Of tho State
Isonrd OF Agriculture show that In mnny locall-
tics tho whcat Is almost ontircly destroyed.
III PAwneo County 1t has beeu uniformly cool
and dry, greatly retarllng fruit. Teachcs al
killed; wheAt ai,d grass growing; oats coming
up. hut ruIu IL bully neetlod.
In Ness and lIodgetnan Counties the wheat Is
pust redemption, md lnany farmers aro already
hunting work OIL tho railroads.
In ScdKwiok county wheat Is greatly damaged
by trccztuR and cold winds. Unlcss ruin falls
s0on serious Consequences will result.
In Chautaliqua County tho wcnthcr hns been
Severely cold, md tho hull Is lying i'll drifts
nlnng tho vnlloyA Htt ttnmeltest. Tho lnnlngo
% Wdcnt and grass, howuycr, hns hssn slight 70
~; G9rI,, ,,p&8,tink i go,nK gu rapidly, and will
70 per ccf't grotcr thata ,ts,.ai. ao,iu of it is
fS g II s, s''sa eaaoa @ sS III ry, az 8fn nss
have ran soon. stocls il dos''s 'sol! on tho
iieports from di0ercnt parts of Dickinson
County BtNtc tint It is dtscourugnRy dry nllsl
wiH.ly. ii It dues not ruin within i fow days
III! Ia tsaRs Ca; cauny m I'D s,a anccn on
tho west, wt,cnt IA l0klng much brttor than it
DID tws, weeks ngo, but tho usual luck Of rAn
In Neosho County it has hceu very dry, and
chlnca-h,9s hare beon Lying throuxtl tho ar 4! n
greatly injnFS tic crop. and especially shinly-
plentiful crop. sSi SThSs prospect Tor appias was
stntIsrd County reports my few fnrtners
hayo sowl uits ai'tl ATo planting cor. M l4t M tho
grGe.i. II rain fills soon thoro viii 10 about
hult crop. Tho ground horr holds moisture
exceedingly wc!l. although .hoso has not boon u
weatasr ced da aa SFs' %indy vi soscrabis ssS
p0rt that n>bt OF Tho carlloat wfloat IL wIntor.
killed; that ntcr aown !o.ks reas9nnsty well,
smsii see.ls %fo clown oats"t Tho M Sroua. aa
In Wynndolto County Leu formed during last
woek thrro.oighths nf an Inch thick, yet tho
rs stu fa @ 'e n s, GoSsf
il jeiiessan IoSay T6sst y \, improving. , but a
nss 1t osts s sw,s IL I'M Smaller than ast snrns 6t
tic mercn9e Ut eort, will bo larger. ThorU will
t. I%rE% tnescas9 III tho amount OF lux sowr.
q Davis County oora;p ;planting Is progressing
MHy hsrrns x ~ y e9nx sr @ aa ooss
copt peaches, which will not make moro than
aa xnsfS Gs III y hs ss eep e.
ports TINT fruit ~ III splendid shnpo; l9aches 4
fnll eEpp; wheat notoE lo0kod better. 9ntl WI
exists III ali u tho southern ter at counties.
III Northern Kntlsas tho ruporta aFe also ct!'
sa2sf 5 s 4 theta Z Foos e a wasat
nnsy p1owfg tor cerI ana n'ak1as o1tFa caofts
winter , %he&t not a Ko9@d KS @ q |ast season. Dr'
Hpxet.l Ultpattt 10 HI Chtea9o Trtbune,
, 1880-04-17

Spseta1 Dspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WATEnTowN, Wis.,, April lB.-This section WIS
visited last night With n coptous rain, chhl,EuR
this morning into slcet md snow, Rrcntly bcnu-
fltlng tho winter whcnt md rye, which had be-
gun to show inhfcntlons Ut suffering from tho
recent dry, pnrching, windy wenthor. Tho farm
CTS In this Vicinity htlvc nearly all finished eoW-
Ing spring wheat, and arc nuw commencing oil
tholr oats, barley, and othor crops.
, 1880-04-17

LONDON, April 10.-Tho Newmarket Interna@
uonal Handicap rnco was won to-day By tho
iillcy Fashion; Git Blus, second; mud Clcmentinc,
third Tcu horses started. Fashion carried the
lIYhtcst woIght,-sevpnty-seyc pounds,-GN
R!ns ninety-nno, and Clemeutinc l0l. Walten-
Htctn finished Inst.
Lord Falmnuth's colt Apollo, tho winner Of
tho Newmarket htonuial, has boon scratched fot
the 1000 yulneas stake.
, 1880-04-17

her frpm Grand 1fnycn tn KonoshR Mt s1..5 per
l,tn0 feet, three trips: schoOncrs Live lnk md
MInnler Mueller, cedar ties from Fnrtl HiseT e.. 70
wnrth. lumtcr from, Chotoygnn 10 Chicago Mt
$1..5 per l,NG feet: schooner Eliza Day, onk ties
frun, White Lake to ChIcngo nj cents nptcco.