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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
spoke. Highly or.

DR.. A. Chapman. surseon-dsntist, at
100 South @ street, Virginia, has bis
card under the head OF New Today" In
this Issue. He guarantees satisfaction
In his work. and those who have had
work done BY him always speak highly
al his skill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

The Grand Lodge Of A. o. U. W. for
Nevada wal instituted In Reno on the
18th instant. and the following officers
were elected : E. n. Robinson. OF Eu.
reka, P. g. NJ. W.; j. v. McCurdy. OF
Virginia. G. NJ. W.; A. g. Cowan, OF
Gold Hill. G. F.; F. w. Dunn, Of Battle
Mountain, g. o.; P. ]. Dunno. Of vir.
Rinia. G.. g.; D. Thorburn. OF Gold
Hill, G. R.; W. D. Wager. OF Reno. g.
R.; q. W. Bonham. Of Sutro. g. W.;
E. N. Robinson, OF Eureka. 9. r. to
Sup. Lodge; ]. X. Brown. OF Virginia.
G. R. to Sup. Lodge; R..w. Wood. Of
winnemuccs. g. h. TO Sup. Lodge.
The second Tuesday 10 May was
agreed upon as the date OF the next
meeting and Wiunemuccs a. the local.
ity. The Order has . promising outlook
in Nevada.
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Should Rave Killed Himself First

HrsrYprox, Ind. May 20.-Als1an-
der MoPhstsrs yesterday morning killed
his wife and sistsr.in-law, Ellen Blox.
nm. ,hot st his mothsr.in.law, and then
tillsd himself. Domestic troubles and
dissIpsdons are the causes. They had
bean married tive years and had . ohild.
They had q~usErslsd frequently. and the
Wife hsA ssksd for Q divorce. Both
families ere prominent.
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n.,.,,u,,. l..ss Evs.iag.

Departures Lass Evssisg.
II Schoeneman. Richard Kirman n
vito. Z sullivan. Mrs " n Holland. hrs
Il Winters, Mrs Newman. Nsstsr Samuel
Newman. J " Orndorf and wife. hrs 3
Wood. Al Leroy.
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Tho Times on Conkling's Blundsr.

The Times on Conkling's biundef'
NEW YoRx, May 20.-The Tines sdito.
rally says: The virtually unanimous
opinion Of the people Of this State
that Coukllne and Plat should b taken
At their word and allowed to retire TO
private life. 10 having liz natural Eject
on the Legislature. The actual contact
OF the members with their constituents
will probably complstsths work Of con.
yiotion which IL already we'll forward,
and put an end to all talk about ''vindi.
eating" the ex.Senators by 70 election.
The miscslculation Of the DRIFT Of public
sentiment made BY Oonklipg 10 simply
amazing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

Miss Crouch. Prof Cain. B D Simpson.
DR. Robinson. 8 W Chubbuck. E Han
nom. Ms Harmon, Miss E Kellogg. Mrs. J
y Kanssn. n Kellogg. AP Woodward. W
A Nalioy. Mrs Burrell. Richard Mercer.
G @ Stevenson.
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san srnaeiseo DeAra.

-
LAST Evxxno.
IN p..,. o.. "a
ps1man, n s5o
an Sor,harn Belle. 2ok
400 Arrsuta, ssc
50 Navajo. $50
400 Day. Csc
40 Belle isis. soo
l2o Albion zso
100 Wales IL
SO Manhattan. = "
l20 Tioga. Toe
lV0 Summit. AUG
100 Goodshaw. .
270 BlaekhAwk. 1oc
20 Bodie'
wv south bodis. aoe
100 Syndicate. JUG
40 Mono =. 1vo
500 DIVERSITY, loo
wv soutn nui~e' s''
IVY Addenda; wv
y Jupiter JOG
nuIver,
zv0 NoI.n oo
600 r--A,- S...1..a az.
y Du' on.
? 0ro. o'S. '"'
700 III, W.. q, OIL
o.o T.N.n.
A'' A'P'oP'
THIS
SIS Ophir, =, II
$50 Mexican, IN, IN, In, 1lt
100 Could 4 Curry. Gu
SEQ Best a Beloher, lik, rs
2.s California. IL, 1 so
1850 Savage, 8 30, 3 IS
lSO Con. Virginia, q IS, q 40
2sO Chollsr. 2 SIS, q 60
$50 Potosi. 3 10, s o5, q
ass Hale 4 Norcross, 4 40, ~,
no Crown Point, an. IS
iss Yellow Jacket, 3 80, IS
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..s,..s order Of U.issd werkns.
, 1881-09-14
PASSENGERS.

Per Schr vigilant frcm St. Thomas Sept.
1O.-Lawyer J.. P. Jorgenseu, August De
Mezs, Louis Eloi, J. A. Bruley, Dr.. Charles
E. Taylor, w. Higgins and wife, B. Irwin,
j. J. Richardson, r. Armstrong, Mss julia
M0ller, Eve Adams, Maria Plaskett and
James Cornelius.
BOOKED AND LEFT O ST. THOMAS.
Sept. 12.-Mr. Henry Currier, Mrs Mary
Hatchett and daughter, Missionary john
Ryan, Miss Emile Sommersill, DR., Charles
E. Taylor, Mrs. Julia Turpin 9 children and
servant, Lawyer P. Lemming wits and Willy
Paulsen, Jane Elizabeth Mckay, Ann Ell
zabeth Williams, James Cornelius, Robert
Williams, Louis EIoi, Sarah Coulsen. r. K.
Webster and [. w. PrDthpny.
, 1881-09-14
P R @ G. 3 Z D N GS
OF THE
COLONIAL 80O@GQ4
OF ST.. 0AOIE.
Continuation Of Meeting Of 9th Sept. 1881 j

Continuation Of Meeting Of 9TH Sept. 1881.
The aetna President in laying before the
Council this Draft of Additional Money
Bill would firstly in reference to the
remarks that had just fallen from the
honorable Chairman, beg to state that the
most adequate word would have been "Blll
of indemnity' but that the Colonial Law
allows of no other expression Ill this
respect than " Money BiIp or addition
al Money Bill" and he had moreover,
when framing this Draft, adhered to what
in such cases had been followed hero
and in ST. Thomas. But the heading
of the bill could not be % matter
Of any material consequence. After
the money granted under the various
items had been used and III some
instances exceeded, it became the duty
Of the Administration to obtain AdulClon$l
Grants. AS regards the denomination the
s'Preparatory" Statement of the expenses
of the Colonial Treasury for 1880 81, which
was living on the Council table, he had to
observe that it was not possible to OBTAIN
final. perfectly c erect and revised state
ment before the ccounrs had been sen6
home and been there revised, which Gener'
ally takes a wear or a year ana II halt alter
the close Of the financial year, Whch d
final statement is prepared i'll the Ministry
of what has been collected in plDllc revenue
and what expended for plblie purposes.
But there could scarcely be d~lyergenceS
to any great extent, if there should, turtner
Additional Grants would be sought. WIN
regard to the different items on the Blu
he would refer to the remarks, when ne
hoped would be found explicit enough TO
enable Members to Judge of the Individual
items. He would, however add. that after
the framing and forwarding OF the Bill ne
had received from the BOokkeeper's Once
a statement. to the effect that the excess
of expenditure under item ID Uncertain
Expenses ought to be increased with $loO
more, which sum had in July 1879 been
paid out as an advance, not under any
budget item, to defray certain expenses or
the Commission to investigate and pass
sentence on individuals connected wltn
the Riots of 1873, but which had now, after
the chairman of the Commission had mace
account for the said sum-, been transferred
from the item Advances" to the item
Expenses in connection with Riots "a
1878" which are classed under Uncertain
Expenses" The vouchers for this l1om
are sent home with the Treasurers
Accounts, for which reason they coulo noC
be lproduced. Fortunately we are nov
at the end of those expenses, as oy MS
MajeSty's Resolution received Anew days
ago the sentence of the High court mas
been committed, for 5 of the kloters 10
penal servitude for life time, and tor the
, 1881-09-14
MORNING STAR

beliggende her paa Den Dronningens
Kvarteer sub No. ad No. 3 og
Nordside K,arteer Ltr. B. sub No.
10 med alt Tilbeh0r hlive opraabt
til Bortsalg we'd 3 ofentlige Auctioner
iOvereensstemmelse med Placat 22de
April 1917.
Auctionerne afholdes paa underteg-
nede Auctionscontoir, on Ettermld-
dagen Kl. l slet som f0lger.
1sto Auction Fredasen den 7de
October 1881.
eden Auction Fredagen den 21de
October 1881.
3die Auction Fredagen den 4de
November 1881.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
sg andre Salget vedkommende Docu-
menter ere til Eftersyn paa Auctions
cOntOiret.
Nenne Bekiendtgj6re]se tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Pantha we're.
Christiansteds AuctionscontOir, st.
Croix, der 12te September 1881.
H. A. JURS.
, 1881-09-14
NEW ENTS.
PrOklama.

n LIE og Enhver der MATTE
40 have Noget at fordre paa
FelIesboet efter afgangne Planter
TERENCE FARRELLY og efter-
levende Enke JOSEPHINE FAR
REILLY, fodt Mac Donald, indkaldes
heryed med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
at anmelde og bevisliggjore deres
Krav for undertegnede Sktteret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 12te September 1881.
Fl. A. JURS.
, 1881-09-14
MORNING STAR

situated in this Islands Queens
Quarter sub No. 4 ad No. 8 and
Northside Quarter Ltr. B sub No.
10 with all appurtenances, will be
offered for sale at 8 public Auctions
in accordance with the Placard dated
22nd April 1917.
The Auctions to be held at the
undersigned Auction Office at l
o'clock p NJ, as follows.
LIST Auction on Friday October 9TH
1881.
2nd Auction on Friday October
21st 1881.
3rd Auction on Friday November
4th 1881.
Conditions, appraisement and other
documents concerning the sale may
be seen at the Auction Office.
This advertisement serves also tor
the information of mortgage-holders.
Christiansted's Auction Office, St.
Croix September 18th 1881.
81. A. JURS.
, 1881-09-14
IA UCTION.

1T the request of Chr~istiansted's
Dealing Court on behalf of the
II Joint estate of the late Mr..
IL TERENCE FARRELLY and
surviving widow JOSEPHINE
FARRELLY, born Mac Donald,
THE SUGAR ESTATE
, 1881-09-14
r ERIK e

ENTERED.
SEPTEMBER.
3 Sch. "Atlantio" So tons, Hughes, from
ST. Thomas, Merchandise.
S Sloop Tidal Wave" 3 tons, Frett, from
Tortola, Coal.
6 Sch. "Atlantic" so tons, Hughes. from
Christiansted, Sundries.
z Sloop "Johanne 16 tons, Christoval, from
Vieques, Cattle.
8 Sch. "AtlanIic" So tons, Hughes g, from
St.Thomas, Merch andizr.
10 " "Atlantic" 50 tons, Hughes, from
St. Thomas, Merchandise,
CLEARED.
3 Sch. "Atlantic' SO tors, Hughes, for
Christiansted, Merchandise.
5 Slooo "1'echnical Helena"3 tons, Letsome,
for T'ortols, Ballast.
/" Sch. Petrel0 81 tons, Thomas. for
Christiansted, Sundries.
6 " IN. Hand" 1876, Dayton, for New
Haven, Sugar & Molassps.
i" "Atlantic" 50 tons, Hughes, for
ST. Thomas, Sugar.
7 Sloop "Tidal Wave" 3 ions, Frett, for
Torlola, Ballast.
8 Sch. "Atlantic" So tons, Hughes, for
ST. Thomas, Sugar.
, 1881-09-14
s r. g u o u * A " I S.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

On Sunday the 18th inst. Oath
Sunday after Trinity there will be
Divine service by Pastor Feilberg
for both Congregations in Chris
tiansted's Lutheran Church.
, 1881-09-14

litter Begj@ring af Christiansteds
u Skifteret som behandlende Fal-
lesboet efter afgangne Planter
IL TERENCE FARRELLY og eff
terIevende Enke JOSEPHINE FAR
REILLY. f0dt Mac Donald, vii den
Boet tilhorende
SUKKERPLANTAGE
, 1881-05-14
Tho Cxar md the Doyes,

OF the sttnnEa stories col,nected with th0
melancholy fate Df Alexander II. thnt lIayo 0b.
tnlictt currc.luY 4itlCe bis Gsnth, nut tho icAst
oiirioua u the f0!lowMtg narrative. published In
tho VI; Pesorsburx ittchtue. and alleged by that
Ono inosnlu0.. about q fortnlxht bcIoTo sas
cntastrvphu of tho l1th u!tiWo, wh,lu looking
out Of Ills bedroom window, Tho lato Cznr
lclYp Ut tho balcohy. Az Tho Imperial pigeons,
like those OF thu piaxz4 q San Marco In Venicp.
they sha,ill hASu BEEN slain Within the very
preclneta ot bis pAlaq9. nt'terod al Inquiry to DO
llAde ~ to how they bid cntnu hY their deNth.
taken up lts quarters IL sun,o uul. .uf.tho- way
nook Of tho Wintus falact roof, aud. emerging
lar practice Ut thinning nut the Emperora
flock OF pigeons. tmpeEina commands wer9
Issued that this tnyeterata oo!uubtoido should
b0 watched for and shot; but tho hawk con-
sEived to evade tue vigilance Of the domestlcs
, 1881-05-14
The People Of Egypt Marveling at
April Snowbauks and May
Sunstrokes,
Progress Of the Growing Season Fully
Up to tho Average OF Fifteen
Ycnrs. =,
Tho American Bottom Will Be Planted to
Corn, and No Great Damnge
Sustained.
Trees, Except the Tender-Hearted
Peach, All in Beautiful
Blossom.
SrKEATQi3.

BpstaaI Dtspaifh 10 Tns Chicago 1rteNns.
SrnEAroR, Ill.,, May 1a-1he past week
has been warnl and pleasant, sumo days tho
theronlometcr standing It's high rs ~ In the
shade at noon. A soft antl easy rnin has
fallen nearly every night. Carn TINT
was planted Monday Is Just pecping through
the ground. Ono farmer informed Inc, MS
rode into the country, that he iluyer saw the
ground plow UP in better sllapo than It has
this season, md that In spite 0f the backward
spring, le believed The acreage ut tho corn crop
would DO much Iarger this year tllnl usual.
There Is perhaps Is or 30 Der ccIit OF the corn
planted. and the planters arH g0inE to md
fro IN nlnlost every, field ns w 'l,aSs. 'rim
most Of tho corn VII be iM by the Nth II Tito
min does not bother. Tho grass crop wns
nerrr better tho wnrin tlays mud tho soft ruins
huve brought tho Timothy. rye. and RprttlH and
wimteF-wt,cat out Of tho GruuEtl In Enn! shnpe.
,Vho many an ont 1icl4 IL covered With tho
and ehrrry trees nra covered Will
frliit crop IL excellent. Hut whnt lew peaches
thprc are hcru hNvts suffered Rrtat1y BY tho sc-
yero winter Citrrtnts. rNaphnrreA. htll goose.
berries look vol. Anl tho tuHlics hung tulf OF
blossoms. Tho rr.,speCt for HrnpeA Ia also very
Ro0d Strawberries have lH'cn full Ut bossnM
fer over n Wepk, and there nro nlrplAtlY innny
berries Of reasonably Et,od stxe. Upon tho
HhuIe. IA near as f1l,r correspondent Is able 10
lcnrn. tho (hrncrs RchErRlty think tho crop
prospects Tor this ycHr hrp htluye tho nvora1e,
aud that OF fruits moro particularly 30.
, 1881-05-14
HOME FOR INCURABLES.



Tho Homo for 1ncurabtos Is an Institution
Incorporated under the inws Of Illinois. Its
purpose IL to provide l,omo mid medical
trcatmcnt to thnt most unfortunate ut all IN
fortunate persons,- those both destl.
t,,te and fncMrnGly sick. A preliminary Or
Eanfzntlnn was effected some months ago.
Its working organization has beet, delayed
Till hOW fur want OF a suitable building.
Tint wa,lt las bcell supplied by o6taintng
tho lease Of the building and large grounds
tlon BY tIls noard of Iie Sol.ifors' iIoul.,.
Tllls, Wl!ul1 lifted up, wlt! answer the pros
cut reQu1rcntni,ts. About 200 nre l.ea.tutl
to 1T lip nntt tur',sl, tho house and pay tho
expenses for the current year.
A number Of prominent liens, hayo sig
nitie.! their interest III this enterprise by TAX
'nE nIacfs q. the b lsoSr! a of Trustees T. ,,o
and Ignores oil distinctions Of raee aud relie-
lon. Among nil tho il0ble charities TINT hayu
been io,'nd1H antl snstnllled ny the llbcral-
srirltoh citzcns Ut Chicago there Is mot ollo
onco tnati this, Which sucks to givc some
lOtlu to tho hnIlulcss.
The arguments for It's support need only
tlits stntel,lellt: that Mt present there Is n0
aestttutt md permanently invalid purso.i,
alid !nc,!ral aid. tho existing Hospitals and
c4ArItab!e institutions contribute only toni
Wfary all. and tl,oa only In the most urgent
cAsES.
Tie Executive Committee is composed 1T
tie iloi'. L. j. Wsshb,ir!M; First Vice.
President, the Ney. ". C.:1Yllllng. y. u. !;
Recording Seervtary, MIRA: S. il. Stevenson; !;
{:es J9ssph 81 ssosktan. M nr. IL e. ile%iiI III:
q. II. Sc!lwab. Mr. IL. N. lltgtnbotI,a,n, Nj.
liefnard Cal!ay|,an, AIR, William Dcer!3g
Men. lionry Strong. Ersk!na II. Phelps, >1rs.
Fho',as FMnma W!lfe y a.t! Mrs: !. Y: I; Brat,ey;
ltenry Strong, Godfrey Macdonald, Gen.
;l9sup! Stnckto'l,, j.. n, lllgtnboll>ail,. Ers-
k!m9 u: Phelps, =. II, act.wab, j. w. Dlacklv.
D. q. Wagner, q. q. Aynrs.
, 1881-05-14

ID SpfttHt Dfpdtth to The ChtcGeo ITtbnHt
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Afay 13.-NotwitlistalNl-
lnE the large snow-bnnks that lasted till late
In April the suas0n Is up TO tho average for
tho past fifteen years. Tho growth Of grass
aince the advent of warn, weather IL 1lnprece-
dentcd, and pastnrage IL Ms forward as usual
at this time of the, year. Tie favorable con-
tlltion Of the ground enabled turner's 10 get
In their spring wheat aud oats III Eoott colull-
ton and without delay, willie the warm
growing weather brought them forward rap
idly. Tbd grollnl Is already covered with
rank, thrifty growth, and tho Yield ut ttese
CROPS Will prot,ably bu large. 'rlle slcrctlse
Of wInter wheat III tlts yictHtty Is small, bit
the plants were thoroughly protected by tho
snow. and now nnkan tino nppi'arnnse ind give
prospects Of II renluncrHtfyo urnp. Farmers a!L
dow busiIy ut wnrk ptepnrln3 tho Gnrii KrnlInd.
A very fnw commencc,l ptlntn8 tho lrst ',t thla
weck, but thu bulk of THO corn ert'I, viii not ho
planted TIL next wrek. The ground IL IN excc,-
lent order, and corn,< tnstcad Of !aying iy tho
ground for Weeks, Bho0ts tn tho slIrf4.eJ In Il
very fots Kys. Fruit trees aru Just coming into
hlnoul. and prospects, for fruit nra bettpr thhn
have becn anticipated.
, 1881-05-14
GALENA,


6pfttal pApatch 70 Ths Chicago Tribune.
tiALES.A, ILL.,, May 1H.-.rhe tarlnersRf this
section have been bnslly engaged Of late it
putting lit staali gral,h the bnlk Of which Is
nov nearly p1antG.. Complaining has be-
gun tn sol,lo localities, anu will soon be gen-
crni. Tho acrcage uf fail wi,cnt Is unusually
large. Tho prospects nre favorable for MI
abundant CROP, and the farmers arc there
fore happy. 'rlle suasol,, 80 fur as the crops
nre ,:t concerned, Is as fs'r Adyancel a. T. was
nIcoiy, a.ld corn planted week aEu ID froln two
mud !,alf 70 threo inches out OF tho ground.
ro u 1nr m y,sa oL a ae
heavy with blossoms, IN bllghts having occurred
rxcert IN soma OF tho cherry orchnr's. sitrnw-
heart Ut tho frllt.buds having beull killed by
tho sovcrG wcAtlOr during the wlnter.
, 1881-05-14

rs A1.liho Suuaru Res,lh.ilvIslou. About 1a,'a
llenah sold lIis interest IL Smith for S+I, ,0o1,
md thcre Wns ntl ngreemullt hetwcep them,
s%it I souia oxcc'ts % !" II iirnti S mofsass @ s
nf, tho lots 1T the subdivision uroportionnto.
Hnbscqilcntly., ,uwcyer, on Feb. 8, 1870,
Snlth, executed mortgage to Heath
ve 10 seeaft @ the GS'Sas aSn1ent If Gs' the sS'
IN 1--WE years, with 10 per cent interest, the
i,ortEaep cnntafning a prcytsitM tl!at. T
smith :'lI s,9nld make subdivision, Heath
se cts u sa5Issiea isss ape 'l% is psyment merit
70 him, by Smith OF $40 per front font for tho
flSson as %se By 9t! G 1s
tl,reS sl.es St Y W9|si q !!e iots fFoste, parked
Subsequently,. ln April. 1s75, Smith mado q
WI ssat s sS s fs
Public" 'fho liuW rat WIS called ,"Al-
dine S1nare lsesul,dfyisiot. Heath nj.
i4ittctl TINT he klew nbUut the first subAl-
buildings NroinIl the square, fronting on It,
md to- Improve md urnnntcnt tho sQllnre rs q
mark, but denied that l,u consented TO or mp
proved Of tic rcsub1vlslnn.
1t appeared that Heath executed releases
Of lots IL. both subdivisions. md tint
a rclcAse of lots after tho reslihtltytson wns
recorded, described t|,e lots rs being In tlle
res,lbdtvtsioll, md nlsn that he took mort
the lots baf,,g described III the mortgage rs
being In tho resubtlfvlsfOn.
The, rcleascs wcre executed by him to e,-
able Smith to borrow money to greet build
md 10 facilitate tho sale ol tho lots. A large
pended accoriingly,- ,-a!,out s:so,ooo.
:. The only ACCESS to tic front buildings Is
All iii, infs and fl,,1t1fnrs warn suhsenunrt-
, 1881-05-14

Special Dkpdteh to Ihe Chtaao Tribune.
IAnts, ILL.,, Aluy I'LL l,avu mattu tll!tgent
Inquiry III regard to tho condition a1,1 pros
perts of the growing crbps in this {Ertearl
county, and ind that tho wheat that was
sowIl curly In the month Of September Is do
Ing Ilucly, while that sowM i'll October Is not
gn0d. The latter Is THU Il, spots Thu ucre-
ngo Is larger than usual, aud tho ytoIsl will
lu fully us larga rs lust year. a small
percentage of the Into wheat Inns been
plowed iIp far corn. Tho wct wcnthcr has de-
Aycd tho fnr1.crs 4, pfowfng for tho eorn'crop.
psnntci X great dual hls boon planted this
week. md tho ncrengo viii l,o I'M nycrngo
throughout tho cnlnty. We HrG having tho
finest growing wcRthor ovor known. Thorn will
be tho lghtest cr1lp of oats tor many years,
uwinE to tho lntOrcss ut Rutting tho Ernunl pre-.
rars.l tho time having to be devoted to corn-
plnntlnX.
, 1881-05-14
CEN,rIfALIA.

spsetas DHpdteh to This thieaeo Tftbuna
CEAThALtA. ILL.,, May l3.-Greatly to- ti,e
hcllHht of !arlIers, wheat now promises to
tas t'Fst rate, though 1t WAS feared the crop
WAS DAILY damaged by tho winter, and a
good yield Is expected. Farmers are putting
III earn sltdur favorable conditions. Straw
berries Will yluld abundantiy, though not a
full cEop. III twu weeks berries will be go-
tug forward III large quantities. Small fruits
u al! kinds, except peaches. Will ba plenty.
Farmers a1d frulEgEowers lo0k with .satis-
taction upon ulelr prospects for the tbu,lug
season, aud expect to reap q 1icl,.haryest,
CEsrAALlA. ILL.,, May 13.-Ths. weather In
this region Is fine for the growing CROPS,
Wheat now looks favorable for an average
, 1881-05-14
LAEQN.

Spfetat Uspdfeh to ThS chteaeo Tribune.
LAcos. ILL.,, May lJ.-Far.lers III t'lts local
NY feel very lnllch encouraged Will! the Hat
tering prospects fur bounteuus Yield OF nll
ki'lls ot grain. Oats md wheat ara looking
for largo SIe!l. Gaotl growing weather the
paat two wycks has placed tue Uoreals ~ 1ar
aheal ~ They woald havo been tn ordinary
yuAts With al curly spring Tho YoneEal s0nti-
tnunt among farnesa u. ave never sAw wheat
kinda ,grYwlus fastsr," Hono farlnors aro q
!lttis !atf ketsng thelr corn eropa tn. but aro
o sh soan VII InFas s ino ngst tPw oyoSy 9oy:
prospect now Ut rapid growth and large Yield.
, 1881-05-14

bPt1a9 OUpaIsH 10 TN EAteado 4ttouHts
DECATUR, ILL.,. May 1A-1n conversation
Will, numerous well'inforl,leN farmers. TuE
Tribune correspondent loarns thntnltlIougll
tbs past winter h.s been unusually seyere o..
winter wheat in Macon County, still tho crap
Ia looking better every day. Hopes arc now
entertained that there will be good crop,
ill0ugl. about 10 per cont less tl,an Inst year.
About s1u acres IN tho county ure aawn III spring
tntal,e,l. Thu gcncrui olltonk f0r hlR yjOlls,
with tho exception Nt winter wbDat. IL excellent,
and tho faHnGFa ar9 busy and In HtMsi spirits.
afat!a <tstfus3 tH I1Hcatur WIS HGyur huttor.
humorous ietlvy raiue hav0 visited tbls locntIUn
~ lato: Tho wGAther Ia vary warm thraug tho
day- ElXhty-elvht In tho shade yesterday.
, 1881-05-14
THE COURTS

Observation-Disclosures
,rncrc wifi In NJ, o,ljnur,,cd mating n, Tho
W, W.. " 1..'..'II.s, ~. '"e.A -. =. ~4
har NJ judge DfutMmohas COURTROOM ae
$40 this afternoon to tako action on tho
death Of Charles Hitchcock.
,1ntire Hlodpett will hnye n fury in tho
uh,'eu oIa.es Guute Nvuncsaus' 1"c eti"'-
I'm! ca!ehdar Will oc calsea iifst-
Tho Appellate Court will conclude tho call
Of their calendar Monday, aud will then atl-
'on." ~ .q ~ o".s"'t upN.''.' 1,,,. Ill,
IN Aiohaay, June ., 'u"se Jn1ncson VIII
call an eliniicery eases ientllng NJ the
Superior Court commenced prior TO Jan. /,
tss1, and nil s,,cll cases rs arc not then ut
iss,,o mi r,o,lw so~ oor,nr IN, tc ,,i..
Iss"u. Ir"l rH 4eauy ot nc.'.Ms W. ee .As1
MISSED LOT "aht OF plosecutlo1'' un'ess eoou
cause to tho contrary be shown by nitilavtts
, 1881-05-14
ISLANDER SUITS.
VC3VEV61 ,,,Jh,,,l
sp&etof D(spdteA to The Chstdao

spsetat Dtspdtea to Ths c"eop' ,s.,.,nr arid
MrskEaos, Mich. May il-I"o ,e sla,,'l y, sessIon
arc bofors tho CirouIs Court now ',,,. :" ,,rto,,
hero, each Tor $1,000. A tss,e,'aMs " wI,,p. ]
unaoa Aver ts tho plalntiff, ana M's :"t ~! a1e tho
vic Of the City Treasurer an l's .o Shou, It {,
dotendau.s. somo time ago "n''' ',, w,u .advny.
alleged D. Ayor va attSn,iisT ut! i .!a,..s ;, tat d
md Mrs. Wilson y cGarGenh IL II. irs,tlHtnt, a,i
6sVt 81. ox a Wiz statlas lint hs tlssk ~ uske
inan VOL. Tho platn!lit eia'ss md his mt.c'e
was was oay I@sg si%pls preparation fur e''''''
ha anti /
, 1881-05-14

meet of a ii,M harvest. Oats nro looking
well. Tile probabilities arc tint thcre will
hc mn avcrnRu crop. Winter syn is IN good oon-
locality, hui itnoks we'll. Afcatlnwa md erasa
nrp In x1,nt condition. Little or no spring whcnt
wns snwn thts yenr. fisAht. fruits, nud ycgctn-
tlon. succeeding tho unusually hard winter
inst pxprrtcucct1.