, 1881-04-23

CHicAeo, April iS-Esports frc.a all
pxrts OF The ives, show that all winter
wheat has bean heavily damaged By the
late storms ard the severity of the winter
bas no DANCE. ef : failure Is spprehended-
I A majority OF the e.,Is are backward but
! failure is nowhere Indicated The si.ua
..on Is u,ore encouraging than generally
/ be iey,d
g-,1isa ss-r-a.,cr.
81. PAvL, April ~. .-rair,y lodges Of
Sioux Indians surrendered at military
HEADQUARTERS yes., rday. They were Set
,iny Ball : all,-s. |, IS ,honght that the
I ls,ter w.A surrender as soon IS he can
reach headquarters
A Geed Tinse Cemils.
SEw York, Aprii 2L-EGHent phy.;-
ans IN this CITY think tha, = great pss'i-
lence IS q. haad Cases ii sElai! pox,
,yphus fever are Increasing at an alarming
extent. Several new cases Of cholera
hav, appeared.
ArSGa.sHt. S;0Sed.
Arguments upon the motion to continue
the temporary injunction on the lS, ,0oo,-
600 Iox stock in the case ot Wizard vs..
Northern Pacific company, closed yestsr-
day,
VIII Resign.
Whitelaw Bed will resign the edit,.r-
sh,p Of the Tribune and John Hay vi!
succeed him IN that position.
Coed srs2s.
h.
kansaw show the wheat crop to be IN ex-
crllent condition, much better than usual
but al depends npon the rain.
Tie last aeHcni. oy ille Earl o. 8eaco-S-
Aeid.
New ToGK, April ia dispatch from
London upnn the death of Beacons6rli
states that dr,ESinuss vas apparent in the
latter part o! last evening and gradually
deepenrd toward m dnight into stupor,
from which his icrdstIp WAS with ditficul.
II aroused, \, , this s'rpnr deepened
and toward ; breathing became very much
embarrassed Ahour FIVE minutes before
the breathing CEASED Sir Philip and d..
Quain arrived Then the most placid ap
pearance came over his lordshlp's face,
which deeply moved al i'll the room. 1t
WAS a most touching scene as Lord Row
ton, LORD Burlington, the three physicians
Dr.. Boem Young, the rvant James and
the two nurses watched around the he'd.
For ten rinutss the most perfect silence
WAS maintained save we ping. \ few
days ago the east wind, which persistenIly
blew for ten days, changed into beautiful
weather and the cord ton of the patient
improved, and hopes were entertained Of
his cnnvalescence but the east wind re-
turned yes erdry and by last night the
temper ature had fallen to such an extent
that during the entire bank h ,liday much
anxiety was felt for the noble earl. Con
scious to the last, he awaited death with
much for,itude- Arrangements for the
funeral VIII be left in charge Of the exc
cuto-s unless otherwise ordered by the
queen. Dean Stanley has offered grave
in Westminster Abbey. The CHS. Of his
features has been successfully taken.
BeaeonSfield insisted upon reading all
medical bulletins before they were issued
and freely criticising any points not Id ac-
cnrlancA with his own opinions He he
lieved that his Illness wcuid terminate
fatally.
Hcacoasffc;d's EET.ai Place.
LONDON, April Io--Beaconsheld VIII
he buried by the side of his wife in the
graveyard of the parish church Of Hugh
endon Manor 1t is understood that this
IS his earnest wish and direction. The
queen and the people would no doubt be
glad to honor him with 4 grave in West
minister Abbey, but his own wishes will
be -cspected