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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-15

ACTION OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS AND OF THE
CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
At meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners
resolutions were adopted that we have heard
with profound sorrow and deep regret the sad
intelligence Of the death of our esteemed col
league, Wm b. Reed, whose activity. intelli-
geBce and zeal as a member of the fire board
made his services valuable to the department.
while his courtesy and kindness endeared him
personally to his official associates; that by his
removal from our midst the officers and men,
bers OF the fire department are called upon to
mourn the loss Of faithful and considerable
friend who was always alive to their interests,
and foremost in promoting measures that would
conduce to their welfare and comfort; that as
tokens OF respect to the memory of the deceased
the members Of this board. the chief officers of
the fire department, and as many men as can
safely be spared for the duty will attend his
funeral; and the engine houses will be draped in
mourning for the period of thirty days, and that
copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the
family of the deceased"
The Republican Central committee. of the
District, of which the late. Mr.. w. B. Reed was
president, held a special meeting at Shea's hall
Saturday evening, Mr.. Isaiah s. Washington in
the chair Major James McNabb, tr., announced
S. SmOOt and E. w. Whitaker were appointed
committee on resolutions. They reported a
series OF resolutions, which were adopted ex-
pressing the sympathy of the committee with
the bereaved family, setting forth that the COM
mittee would attend the funeral in a body. and
that although young in years, we recognized
in Mr. Reed man who during life performed
the duties of a good citizen in all the term
implies. Inspired with a cOmmendable ambi-
ton, he was to be found assisting in all measures
looking to the material advancement of the
District, and aided with his counsel and means
every proper movement in that direction. In
politics sterling republican, he believed in
the equality of all men before the law was
ever abreast of the foremost of his party as
sOciates in the cause, and labored hard and
willingly in the stubborn battles fought by them
both in local and national campaigns. Asa
public officer he faithful to his trusts; in
business he was enterprsing and reliable. and
in social life, both at the domestic hearth and
among his large circle of friends, he ever sought
to cultivate and practice the virtues which
render home happy and make man worthy
member of society,"
De MOlay Commentary. X. T.. have posted
guard of honor over the deceased. which will re-
main until the funeral at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
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by ordinances. provide that their ANNUAL clec-
ttonh he held oil the sanl,: dny N which tow,
tfuM,sett q tiIt dff few etifptHs rteet tsnis,
md fos that rrasn1i, probably, WIS consigned
tH ihc Waslt.-lMsket. ~,
The next VICTIM Wns q hiit inseitr!l 20 give
rtties M y, MH r!'!nsGs M'n ,.,'so uonuiAtlpn "
,isi,. o '1s tn,, ~ wna t,n,x,,n VII ee''o'"
of ~, stnt, was ' ,,ps.t s.t''H '''o ''"oo' '""'
M N n,,,.,,,1ln,rnf @ tn In 1,evc,,uc ,ow Of ,he
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ILLINOIS.
Epttfdt Dispatsh 10 1hs Chicago 7rtbuns.

6ptttdt Ottpdtsh 10 1hS Chtedgo 7flbhne.
DLooM1ySToS, Nfay o0.-1r many places In
Mclean County fully ttrcc-f0usths Of tho
corn Inns bcen replantcl. Tho cause OF the
serious delay a1ld loss In tarln work is bail
scod, and, the farmers add, planting too deep.
The corn that Is up IL in ine condition md
growing rapidly. There are many reports of
the hnyoc being made BY tho cut~worn,, which
In SOME localities llas almost totally ruined
corn-fleitls, The cl,incll-bug Inns also made
Its appearance OIL the wtlent or oats, and fIas
accustomed some alarm. Tile bug has, how
ever, so far douo no especial harm, md will
probably be driven away by tho llext rain.
Colorado beetles fatrly swarm over some
townships, lit Which tile fAra1ers savualiuost
given up ltono for q crop Of potatoes.
8pecias Dtspdtch to The chicago 1Flhans.
RocKFonp, i!l, Mny 28.-.fhe past week
has been very hot md dry, which litnlcrs
somewhat tho growth of lite plautel corn.
The small grain looks tille, while pustures
ntld meadow lnntfs were never ut this ttlnC Of
tho year In richer condition. Farmers arc
very bnsy, not even finding time to come to
the city for provisions any 1ftener than is
absolutely necessary, which. Of course, ren-
leEs business III sOiHG OF Its branches very
dull. Farmers generally feel quite happy
mid anticipate lNrEe crops 1T the fall unless
some uniOokGd-for calamity "Details them.
kptetat Ujsnatfh 10 7ne Cbffagn 1ftbuns.
pAllis, ILL.,, N{ay 28.-rhero will not bg more
tllur one-tlilrtl Ut Il ctup of Wllsnt In Edgnr
County, OH nccount of lily, ulld cutworMs nre
!njurlnk the COrl crop.
, 1881-05-30
STATE AFFAIRS.
THE INDIANA TAX LAW.

spsfjal Dbpaieh 10 7nt Chicago 1rtbuas.
ISD1ASApo1.ls. Ind, Dlay s8-Col, William
II. Scl,iatcr, Of Wayne County, Secretary Of
the Into State Senate, eatne to the city this
n,orning, In response to the Governors re-
quest, 10 Investigate the matter Of the Tux
bill Interpolation. Col. Schiatcr proceeded
10 tho State Socretary's office nild showed
TINT lie had receipt from the State Librarian
for NIL tho papers Of his office. 11u atso
showed TINT le Ilal fully complied with tho
law, having turned tie papers over to the L.
brnr1all within four days. ntter the adjourn
n,ent. 1t was also ascertainetl that the locked
desk lii tho Librarians office belonged to Mr..
Senrs, tho Assistant Secretary, and tl,at 1t
contulis nDtlllnE but the Senate Journals,
With which Mr.. Sears Inns yet something to
ttn, but the amendment charged to hive been
tNnIperea with cDltll not be found among the
CnlOnci'a pupcrH, as lifs receipt expressly
shows that IL ought to bt, and further search
IS yet to a made. Tiio alleged error, or IT.
tcrpolatlon. occurs in a,t amendment to Sec.
81 Ut tho Tux !aw. allowing EXPRESS cosnpail-
il,lount Ut Wages iuaid to employees md the
amount paid for tho purchase OF tall-
gible, property, although IT had been
rejected by tho Senate, as the journal nllu
tiio Drhpier reports show. How 1t crBpt In
ls only explained by theories, but tic fact
tat the. engrossc!l He,ate amendment on
tlle ~ the Lt1rnrnn's office has the Inter-
published, nakes 1t the law, at leAst until
the next Legislature assemblies. The suite
ltlNrt tint there IL 4 loss t0 tho State OF from
@W 200 tU $50, ,0l0 IL erroneous, na the tux Is
81 On n lluntlrel ami 1t Is likely the loss will
bo In the nefghborhooa 0f $4,000,
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10hH {34fSUu4h4 III sft& HHpLt AttnllfiSs
The trhvcler and cutnpcr.0ut In Mnino, unless
30 i'esletsntes iss more northern ,Eortions, has
issa rGs1a to renSnnet L a. pins; try state
huye snelte4 awny like snow IN tho spring and
rome down stroas',, leav!nx only ,patohes here
aa no5S y tna s a
ley Ut tho kbnne6eo and tho Wouls about HO4l0
Lake, Anl boon shorn Ut tts l,ll!o tlln6ur more
With thick gf0wsh at spruce and cetlae, and
various deciduous trees, hut tho birch hM'lns.
Indeed, when he pine goes g ont Tho birch eo.nos
Thls treo ms Krcat stay.nt-hon,u virtues. Lot
tho so1n1ro, nspiElng. inysterlntis pine 20; tho
hgs y inc PaRss s5sa account faGS 9u 'sSS a
other sreu. Uncle Nathan our guide. enid It wis
% for she woodsnap and fronticssmaa senesaIIy. @ @
Il y q maRnzne. furn!shlng storo sot up IN tlle
hs u ffs9 10 ss
i. and comes forth At tho beck OF The woodn,an's
ax:: tent. ,.atce.preot roof, boat, camp uten-
blo.cioii's, rapof for iotteFs o your juuraal,
torches, candles, ktnd,ng. wood. and faal:, Tho
yirlas y9a ~ s x ;ssents %h tho
you "a "Histcoat also. lts bark seems wrApped
about II layeMs f. unon liver. and cs,!aca on Win WIZ
cabI,s shnsle a,sa i'd .tde ] will It, mi % aayss,acss
was a larHo pile 1f birch bark sap-bpek cis.1;
nGout yard square, foliiod up ~ the tinl,,a1'
folds up aheet Ut tin 10 ulaku a Square vtssu!,
tle cortleEa Go1it around uRalnst tho sss aud
@ aycrtaken by sho@or III @ srassnK% ai % through tic
wools, our xuElu quickly stripped lur4e shceta
ut tho bark from ncur trce, and We had eae!a u
perfect umbrella III by tnaYio. When tho taiIl
was over, Ri,a wo moved un. wrapped mnG
about me llko ia.xe leather apIon, anA M i
shielded ny eaothes from tue wei bushes. When
u brch-bark cup ready bofuro Rliy of ~ conl
gut tin Quo uut Of bis kuaIlsltck. nnd th!nk
water never taNtUh 80 BXCEf fTO{U Nf tut4G
bsrk cups. u Is pxArtly tho thing. II just 1ils
the mouth, aud " sceEns to Rivu npw
tnifssy now whsn i think Of II. III OH,
camp ut Moxlo wo u,ude large birch.
bark box to keep tho butter In: and the butter
in this boz, lowered with somU leAfS Goukhs,
think improved tn tlsyor tiay by day. blainf
butter needs sotue&h!uR 10 moJ]ify and swectyE
camp Uncle Natnau often drank his tea enc
coe1ue FROM bark cup; tho cbinA closet ln tht
bixvh.tsec Was always handy end our yulR4E TIN
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THE LAST AND THE pecr

Tho Imperial palace tlJn.r1.csr. u,n,
"Deimontco," "Loinnd," !" md " rr", nnaoIs. y
f'nished by tho Chicago 4 Northwe,,nrn -, lust
and to bc on June n!acetl IN toru,'a Ns.lNaJ
Council Bluffs and California Ina ars 1s' On ~
odds tho t,.est and best dining. car, ,S., ~ a
eetr been built for aHH l!no aumrhtrs '' q. nase "
combtno MI Of tho exceIluncfes Of al ,,In,, Aney
tnat ha"o bcun l'lltt heretofore, toeothas ..a1
H'any Qualities that havo mt been s,on., "!a
any others They will bo rlln daily on ,bn .s.,
leaving Tho new messenger station In f,hcs. Ma'a.
1sa noon and TINT leaving Council ives ~ ~ ~
p. Ill. "lAo a. o;a0
, 1881-05-30

Contractors have mora than .they can do, SO
that caell JOB has 10 walt lts turn; ;,,o, .,a
eay A. H. Wa1ss WaT Wss1Ss s s s"n'9HsS .y As shs
when they 30 TO Twin. Lakes. 4 ,,,.nber
ilaye Started to;tiaysIoniy, for n abort staiy,
sioun.is Ihey win doubtless return 9iIcd
with the grandeur of. tho scene, which as
they ia,part It tO their frfelitts wifi arouse
anfw y " n isstP Haey t% (e e%T'yss e Msss Gsc Com
pany. rccently orEaulzcfl, Inns disposed Of n!l
Work tS On t{o builsltns eS' viii @ 70 forth lmme.
Xn at!dltton Is to bc built to the Forest City
Furniture Fnetury at n east of $500.
Gen. Martin i3een,. Of Chicago, will address
an trisl, l,and.l l.cnguo meeting ut Metrop0l-
Mrs. ~ j. i. H. siai,le, ef tfis city, % WHO vert p
Colorado fow months since for tho benetit
Of 1er llea}th, Is compelled 10 return to lier
home fit thus city, having received no help
III: Thoil,as Hicks, telegraph! operator ut
the Chicago Il N1rtEtwesterft freight omce,
W. 'asTrs , 7, 9 rnrssy f evening to Mss
sSI sniaat seeess. !? They i vii Fesls o. Noft
Third strcet, this city.
given At the rcsi;ience of AIrs. ii. ": Loeniis
i'll MonuF Dl AlFS. tt0l1 CtlelInll AIlH tlNuElllt1
Of Chicago, aln! Mrs. 1tin Harris, 1T NeWnrk,
NJ Among tho guests wNrc Afr. at,d Mrs.
II. L. Lane, A1r. anil Mrs. Un0tlycnr a. Sni.-
fnrtl, Mr. mid Mrs. G. e. Jones, Mr. md Mrs.
W. r. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Or. Kerr, Mr.
I,otstor,l. Nlr. mi! Mrs. Daytd NJ: Starr,
lyilflnm Wallis, e. A.. Sunbora. llnrris,
Charles SpaiIord, Glen. CllGtlain. WIN fnllc,
Briggs. Misses Emma Gonllantler, 1!lnncl,o
D0tN!all, .NAnnle Lane Gcrtig Hathaway.
Belle Ogden, Addla Emersor, Derdle Spat-
ford, Nannetta Deenla!, S1essrs, 6. y.
l,rIggs, 4: G., DenlnE, }: Y. Enstace, Jr..
Ctnrellce Marsh, allu Frnnk Macarthur.
| john Winchester, Of Pecatontea, has been
given the job Of rcpnfrfng tho C0urt-ilouse,
which was damaged by lightning early III tho
| spring. Ills bid wis S5l5.
Mr.. WIlllnln +. Smith, formerly etl!tor OF
tile Hazcttc, las been cnnlfnett to f,fs etl for
over three weeks, a1li tho greatest npprcller-
sioI,s. nre entertained by his frien.la. Mr.,
| Smith tlas beon d great sufferer for many
| years.
Tho Cherry vallcy Copper Mine is again
| coming Into prominence. but penpia have
prctty generally lost all hupo and are now
| afraiu to Invest money to develop Its actual
| resources.
Alr. j. W. Wilcox, formerly Of this city
but now Of New Zealand, arrived II! tho city
! to-aay. GAnr1I.
, 1881-05-30

THO Chapter Of Incidents aud Events
which Have punctuntcds Enapisa.
slxGd, and Comnicsnoratcd tho Past
Woc4 iii tho HvinNebn0o Capital.
Special Dhpateh to Ihs Ghieaao Tribune.
RocKFoIsp. ILL.,, May 29.--ln spite Of the
excessively war!ll weather. tho young hearts
turn their thoughts I'd those Ut lqyb and
nlatrlnolly, alld on Wednesday evening WIS
celebrated 4 very delightful! evont, tho occa-
sion being tile nuptials OF Mr.. llcnry 4. Tai
colt anl Mlss Minnie +. Bartlett. Tho cere-
Mol,y was performed by the Isey. Wilder
Smith, pastor OF the First Congregational
Church, III the presence Ut larKa number
Of guests, anlong whom were the Hon. Wnrt
Talcott, Mr. aud Mrs. ". A. Talent, hi. and
HRS. s, H. Tatc0tt, Afr. and Mrs. Ralph Enl-
esson and daughter Add!e, The l,sy, and Mrs,
w. Smith; Nr. mud Airs. Z. II. Bartlett und
daughter, Of ChIcago; Dr. a,1! Mrs. e..
W, Carter, Marsllal!towli, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs.
q. II. l1essey; Alr. and Mrs. W. II. Gardner,
aud Nj. alsd Mrs. J. u. Gibson, Now Milford
Mrs. james uartlott, Jr., aud sols, Mrs. IL.
brown, Mn: Il; y. Taleott,, knckton; Misses
Ahna L. Sull, Snrah nlals.lell, l4ilcy Smith,
kate smith, and Hattie FNy. nf the Selnina-
~; ,tl.e Misses ilersey. l!!stlott; and Dr. il.
useful ornamental, ai,d qu!te yaluable, ,whlcl,
young cnllrle arn l,cld BY their frte,ltis,
Everything connected with tho general
business Interests Ut thls city set1us to be on
tl,use wttu l,ayb uluI aro Investing money.
Heal estute IL quito aetlye, alld especially
outlying propertY III .Wvodrutt'a addition,
WHICH is uWing to. tho iact that 50 nlnl,y
fareiYl.ers ~ solailg q itoekfoEd, V
less tlass fortY, having landed hero last night
tu nuke It tlltlr permanent holne. At the
present t!nu tteru IL perlInpa scarcely ull
Idle nInn In town. The sound Ut the shovel
ila,nnscr, and trowBl ts llcara on every hand,
| ing erected. Right In tho heart VI tbs tusi
nuss portion of the city ~ the new 825 ,0ot
| npvFa-llouse going. up, wh!lo private resi-
] lences aru being built Iu every direction
, 1881-05-30

goes II the Governor fnr his approval or Ills
vr,u, md, unless IL sllnll appear Oil consultn-
tton will, tho Attorncylienoral TINT there IL
/, possibility ut lis vliiattng the present rs
srss,,!nnt nni Tie cnilcction Of taxcs there
under, IL likely to lncono n law. Tho 0oy-
crnor las NJ yet had no opportunity to read
or consider tho measure, mid 1t is therefore
impossible Mt this time to learn anything rs to
Mts 1strl!EssioNs wlT1r REo!Ann TO II,
or tn obtain any fntlmntIon rs to Ills posi-
bic action In the premises.
Tho Senate nlso passed. tho House bill to
appropriate 524,0o0 to complete tho Stale
liousc, provided tho people concur at my
general elcctton, ,sltle tile House put tho
finishing touches 10 Mr. parlsll's Justice OF
thu reacu bill by concurrnx in some unlm-
portant Senate amendments.
Tho Senate Dentistry hlll also got through
the House, and will go to the Governor for
his approval.
All unsuccessful effort was 1nndo In the
House to suspend the rules and puss tho Dc
l.nng po0tbft1, but tic opposition would not
let 1t out Of tho bag, alttl tho measure Is now
@ensf beyond hope Of resnFrcctlon. 1Iatl Il
pools 81, trucks or ut country fairs, The BIZ
wDuld have passed.; but tic author Of the
biit aud IFS foolish fricuds in tho House
DEMANDED ALI. OH NOTHING,
and tlleu, when too tato to Inen,i matters. the
artlaor q THO ineas,lrG Etyg It t1R entirely by
sacceeted n putting through.
>, Tho Senatc n!so passed hlr. O., s. Cooks
Park bill. which plncea tho South Park Ut
| Chicago virtually t1nder Stato control, ii,as-
Commissioners away. .fro,n the Circuit Judges
i've powor OF tho suite. Tha Democracy
furtonsly .onposcd tlie btu, working for !eiay,
dodges to gain ti,n0. The Republicans wero
NJ first caught nopplng, ~ only twcnty-four
Of their Number were Iii the Sennte Chamber
wien tho bill was put Git Its uRssage. as the
toss ss Filler %s uf f Ds Dog's' hotg 0"0S''' 's""
RUSHED IN AND sAvED THE DAY.
Representative Chisl,oln,'s bill for the pun
! ishn,ent ot tho adnlterntlon OF fool md
drink, Which sallctl through The Senato Fri
day with flying c9iors landed IN the Gov
petitions and rotnonstrnnces are coming by
wire al,tl ll,ail from dealers in glucose, but
terine, mid other tlefeertols substances frol1s
att parts Of ths Statc, Nor aro thesg gentrys
Gov, Ci!llom will be reanestel by certain
wholesale grocery firms Il, Chicago io with
hold lfs sanetlpn to tho measure on tho
RiOtltl that tho bill win seriously interiors
] with thu trifllt tn spices alll silgnrs.
| Everybody Is lit high feather tonight. As
might bo expected, nnlnos[tles Nre bMrleti
and the lawmakers arc !lIsportlng, them
selves In various Wnya. a large delegation
various soul-Il1spirtng canp-meetlng hymns
anil
MAKING NIGHT LITTLE nErTE1s THAN
| 1ffDt:0Us.
The s s'qr } is i e by fit nn.a msn wlo 1 has
sd'' s .aor a .! oco. tf0sH So eoais oe sses a sa
| except thu Keepers ot the so-called
hotels ND boartilng-honses. These
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BpettHE Uf3p1tth 70 Tbs Chttde0 Tribune,
La Ci,ossE, Wis, MaY e8.--Flie rains OF
the past fow days have been vury beneficial
to growing crops In this Vicinity md South
ern Minnesota and Dakota. Tile ruin hns
been very general In tho places mentioned.
Everything at this tlin0 IL In excellent co,adl-
tioi, and oven farmers who ltAvc raised p0ur
crops III tho past few ycnrs say TINT things
never looked better nlltl lnore favorable. Corn
Is now all planted md doing well.
sp*etat Dispafeh to The ChIea0o Tribune.
shower this afternoon has 1na.fu thousands
OF lnppy faces Among the TURNER'S. Their
oats alu grass llaa bugun to need rain.
, 1881-05-30
A CORN ''C0RNea II

ST: LOUIS Mo-, May ss.-No. ,ul.,,
NO. , while mixed corn for Alny IL ,nsn .n.s and
eosneFea" herr. an.t m exciting "% ~ % DO
expected before tho month closrs H., ,'5ne Is
options ars said 10 bo held l,y t,yo f;, i"e snort
tne Squeeze has already begun. y" "'.ls' ~ and
Tas advanced to-tlay IL AZ cents 80 .-n. mixed
t51 conts for May. md No, whI,a sas. s,s and
5l cents cash and h cents fnr f'N WM n.lXsd 10
ssiteaei,s for My lavs bes n,a'5a tay !, lyme
pe very is a Is i x.jxt jStqf }k. & sradass "a dss
will try to aottlU OH Aton,jav' 'S' u Inc shorts
, 1881-05-30
WISCONSIN APPOINTMENTS.
Tptrtnl 1isnrfth IN 1Ma Nbtfnco 9+ih+Ira

MADISON, Wis, May 2s.-{ioy. Smtth to-
day ,nnde tho following appointments: LOWS
G. Thompson, Ut Douglass County, to be
Lumber Inspector OF the Thirteenth District,
wire George W. l'crry, resigned; Charles i,
Alrswort!s to 10 District Attorney Of jack
son County. ,yice +. g. Weed, resigned; !;
sas speasaa Eenty s. " vcs set Mliss. Mlias'
signed; james Morse to 10 County Judge OF
1.Anglade County, yice. l.owls Mo}zlslllt, re-
signed. The two appolntccs to positions of
County Judges were clecte.l this spring to
tako ot!ce OIL tho 1st Ut next January.
, 1881-05-30

CINCINNATI, o., May :ss.-A icttcr from
Madison, Ind, repurts tho prospects Of the
peacll crop In Jefferson and Clark Counties,
Indiana, and Trumbull County, Kentucky, as
very tine. ltenulnerntes sixteen orchards, md
estltnntes ttloaggrognte yield OF them ut i50 100
as li0t 70 good, and says tlip field biackbur-
rle9 Ii thNt reElQll DrQ al Killed.
, 1881-05-30
4 LUCKY CHANCE

for alt who arc goEng to California, I'll.
ana elegant Chicago, burlington Quincy .ta,a ass
rom eur wsa ioaYo Chicago on Trcsnay, stas NJ
a. WV p. m.' and run through tu san Franc.oo1 ~
wa hansas City and tho A., T. l. 8, + ~
ooalhcIn facl''o Na!l'oaas. 4 stutcroom In th,s
car. For dorths appty eary Ut Chfcavo nns.,.A Maa
ton Il Quincy ticket utllcc, 50 clurk strect,
, 1881-05-30

is a common complaint. IT yor reei Nh "a, !.
paGkiKo Of kid1oy. Wort and tako It, al f. ,o!
~. y oneo tacl !ta tnno pwor it teness t.
and thus restores tho tntutNi lilo and sren ~
70 the WeMry body. 1t ean now bo hn.i In s,Ss.
Ary or liquid fNr md III clthcr way Il nfasst
pfoi.,pt nnd otlclsnt In nction.-1scp GsJfo35si
, 1881-05-30

spsttat utspa.th to Tia Chicago Tribune.
JACKSON, Aficll., Mny :a,5.-TfIo drought IS
affecting crops greatly. Farmers are anxious
as to yield prospects, now quite disconrug-
tng. No rn!n In two weeks and everything Is
being greatly injured by tho dry spell.
, 1881-05-30

TIE WEST AND NORTHWEST.
New YonK, May a8.-Specinl dispatches
froM Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Missouri, aud Minnesota show that there will
be All average crop OF wheat gathered this
year.. KepUrts ngreo tllut MI Increased aero
aEe Of corll alad oats llas been sown.
, 1881-05-30
HOUSE,

I
as." r... ta... IN ~, III
sa'as np"'1a In 70 Me,. .ae e".ss'' 90 rr'sa1s.
.nI..' a1is'S.f..'.u' ,..a in'' ns"y ro. 1'cA VI
sa,t.s e., o as.. ~ 49,. H. ."u E"s ~
.'.""s,,.,. sa '"1s a., ~. xtss.,ss,t a..
pup't' w.. % s.eeu - a. 4n..snc,', ..,, , ~
.s, ~. .no .,n .;'ta ., wiz NV ~.
W"s ~ s.'o ..oaso ~ .is sl.a
n'u' a''. y. so ~ p'"se.; ous'"i ,."s s se"cs."
s"'s .e W. u'o s."s1 ~ -. ., eoaso''
VI luo p'I's.po, x1. ~ ua' t''e '"u",-
a., 10 no lo'so. ,'so 1.em 3sos"s"e'' '"7 ~ 10
~o'tus ~t " ".s l9o.1. =.
,.aa ,. oMue.muoa a"eisu ". "'l'e"u''G1t 'n
sas uao Mss y. t.,e i1o"So
VIZ "@n o.a.sasu 49,, ~ " e.'".iai iapN..ts.
WI 1n" tuos 4io moo'' a.... oeeu" w s"s
s .'"s ny T. ""s'. ~. uso au0 s.Meum '',., ~.
,',,,,,,t 80 s.u :;,n nv,
m" ..v payposeu st"'"'s' 1'o
,,sn .nna .nssrss.s ~ ''''u ~ "num ns.,n
,..,. .t'.. M ,.,ts.., Io..... '.'. 49,. n*.ss
| ""st t.tn3 A'1ctp poSeA uctMeel. tnc "e"toets
o. tno 1inuse anu I'LL o1chdea Doity tMaE't"
!cr., al1u aau assumed fespohs,piilty wnlch sn
ne "outu not take upoh h''nsel1 LOT Sl,ooo
n",' l-iolo la"b"1vt.J III Ills op1h'ot; S"a
a"s w.s sess sin"ll paIlance 10 pay tnsse
kehtie'hen luz Lis slase responsibility when
saey hau ocen co,'peiiea 10 assume III pray
| III. ioi ele a.'souIy ASSEMBLY lnouis.J
] ing AeS. AT. eoousneea, ol Lisinbstoh'
VINO ms alternntea with ills nrother mem.
pefs, tne MeS, Mr Mofgat, OF aloa1ltr'e, t1lu
] tlln Rev. MIR. harris, OF FnyGttg, ilt urnylng
tic Ilouse to order on several occa.
| sions anil In oo,la mn uo,, ,rl,nro
'' ,,Ls.'a, Hn e,;a" eTu Aoa seo ae.', "notu
Lno W1saonl, pal,e'iee' anu honesty
| actly came in, In fact, ltu feared that after
ali THAR nrovcrs tha ,nr,f ,,nf1n, heard than
Nh ,aaet IN to ta nroso't Tina Faoit,,,r e'n.'
for one % ttat In n h" @ ,t,,t ] cen 'n, mia o IN ,v
good, l.o desired his iin'no Withdrawn, for
ne should not receive fartliiHg fur a service
which had not accomplished my great good.
] LLnughtcr and applausc.]
| Mr. Kn1,v ,no,In M ,,,,o,,o,,eef,, ofr,rt -,
to get III u further amendment. proposing to
pay the prayinE-mastors Mt tho rate Of $5 n
aay when womla anaKo INC nSefaso praying
Ieo per tl1cin-the tlt'ic occupied varying from
i've to tie" nlnu!es-somett,tnr s... like
TEN GENTS y DAY.
Tile Underwood amendment was laid ont,
@ 49,, :. 49,. s.A. .no p,.I1 pet pass' M
H!.s HMcu ~ LIZ !oW co1llslie1e'al paSls VI So'
rmu eulereee ,.en ~ epat'ee .,atu Oh Me us.
axtso'A1"s s.fu 1 osul t"o 1"es.et apptopf'aslo'
ul'l . 'usao fepoft, lecoh'nlsllalnE me aao!r
anu eas-aaSt1cs m u.a . Or eaecttle nst ami ixt-
TIE COUNTRY Jugr1cEs' 1,Asr KIcx.
NJ narI.,, a.,,o., 49,. hts T,.s,,.., ar.,
pcace blil, which l,ad been passed BY the
SerRte with some important and uurelv far.
taal amendments, attd asked TINT those
amendments be concurrett in.
Nr Struckmu,,. of Conk. who ts mil IN hc
used tho Opportunity 10 'nako an argument
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