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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-10-22

article H. section |, providing for amendments
to the Constitution, it is made the duty of the
Governor TO order the publication of any bill
amendments as therein directed.
And whereas the following act of the Gen.
eral Assembly, passed at the January session,
1880, chapter All, proposes an amendment to
the Constitution tO-Wit:
, 1881-10-27

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
II Is expected llult track Will ho inEd on tho
EuMn'!'an IAutu isattruHl I'D fur rs Uollhur
Grcpt. by Nov. l.
\ surveying fntry hss lust Started nut tn sur
yry l.llu southwest trnn WaAphltltt, u. n, for
the extension. ur The Fcr9.is Falls l. l,inck ilia
rtr,tv. Thu 1T. I'u,ll, Minneapolis A ala.lItni,A
1tHIlrsHttl ~ building He d!U west !uln Nnlstlntl
t,nuntY, with Mrpw uE liealltny III tho Fergus
llnu.
Mr. q. l.. isisiny, 1clIornl Axrnt Of tho wubush
II siIls clsy, Ei.es nntles "a S.,.,ntstttna Aua
fas foF ".;s sse # ffs's'' ss s..1" 3 "1.s Ss xat n M
ro,lt III il.o ck..Io ui,i h,ut, wttus u,akii,x it
impossible IL Ihh,'re prompt hans,lltsy.'
~ h;,' Ia,ssa " sawysr for ;2 ,any ysars rays.
rna,l b, lnwn. Inns tevI. ui'IHi!,trH iici."ri.l
Fru.xhl Agent NJ ihu tlnclrsler i PIliai,l,sE
ltatI. With headquarters ~ thc iattcr c,y. sr.
SAWAe er rNrrta Wlth h!Hl IT, tlia lhw p0sltlDn ttu
ki,Nltat Wishes 0t ul! hls fur,nrr AssDcINtes on
thu sEllIloIs Central.
ieslurtlay tuur!ecn fan.llle. fnnn seato,,,
lsa',s!Is .,'.ty Mya., nrr'ssi " Chlx. a.
thenHu, milwaukee, i Il. laul mn. lie Nurtt,vrl
sx i's s.. s'has % %sS paf.sa q tS II ssss 1H'ss ' T.
II, uFcF lne sumo lEsies.
Thu 3ltchIGA1l EentuII llalr0Al alltnutircs
that aftrr Snt. |, uni Ilnt! turthrr notice, freq
deliveries vi lrplght VI tao lnltl st,0k- Yards,
l'heAgu, will tIu tllsrtnntIstr,i, all MI lr1lxtt
trt1 bc 'citturud IL essls!xllcta III thAt an,li.t
viii bu rhargtl II tIur enr tnr switching M ,u!li.
rua,i! rnIIsracli! iur freight 10 by delivered Ut
.to !,lIn,! si.ak. .iar,'s i'.ist d a!l ,.,ssa qw
the itrIIluMt r,,N,!s Il per cur IN NklIOH ~ llB
proportion 1t tlIrui,rG i'llc.
The Jsant classification c.',,!lmit.ca brill II
n.eeliti9 ye*trI4ay Il. tho tirand I'ArttIu llnlcI
mn.' al'p%ntc,l n c'nn"ittrt, ,cpnsletHlx II
| Milwaukee, s. st. Paul. Ana ~. Knight, Wui,as1.
y Wn.'tM ull GoMte!hplatyd ehuuYes ~ TIC
, 1881-10-27

average crop, while Cuwley, Crawford. 1aekson.
frc. i,nn- fourth Il, oI,e-Eulf OF MI nyerngu. Tho
rrt11nIntnH counties hnsn 10 a!nnll M atrenHe
e1ctt that their correspondents III, nut lnkc nc.
rntnt IF Il. Thu 4tAtr AcrtlNo hNs been rFtltltta
70 l,or emit "A compared with lR9o CurrcsI"lnl-
.nia rapport II II profitable crop when pt"porly
handled.
ll,soDkt.cnnS.
crHI Ttlo Htato ncrcagc Is itoui,o ihni nf lyst,,
and y: The efa is !to stro @ a1a pT,ist4S,lo M ,l
nrnso uroy. tuu i, n,ltnter. nro, Anlurst,n. At
%ts S's cssS Ta eSo, e, 5 aTHs Hssr'sk rnSe xeaty re
fur cw'n!sas1,vtz; Allen, nArtn'. nnn!E1lan. .
w"r. Ek ii"rx"y l'"'srnI Jewel Mi,n; !nf.
lt!tr. i!,oks, Rush. saIino. snsit. nnd sntlo,1t
{1sn'i sa igI , axS1sSS; Gsn;us w0 sy 9t%1sy
Gra,xf,,r. Fills, Ellsworth. L'ibeto, Nno,hu o.
bnrne rroqo, ai,d ,yopslso'', tepurt crpp tciow
f"sl. @ i.a0atto atti WMsis" the cr1p suffered
snvoroly from tho of ol'ttcf-,g,ss.
14rs 1 5 S cs5s y1rsSs Y oas e"? hs so ors f' sys @
lilly htceiitng m in,pOrthnt ntn ln Nnt'sas, atiu
fnranur. who havo paid much attention to 1t
nxrcc TINT It Is IL pNyll,9 ntis.
M1f.1.Er AND HUNGARIAN.
More cheering reports arc received ct this
e9 chaa,",S, t" q, EH, EnS "Si Frk,' S sree"soo a
r"ise;l bofasc; gspeuiai;y ti ha Weh w!s saxn
pnrlY Rayo Yield that w,.s all ttlt could 10 d.
trsa Gsss s't Ecx%sR a slo. As Soso at "sr avsr
ngC. willie tho following thirty cnu!lties reHort
iii average crop: Antorsni', 4ttthis1t, Hnr-
k %skso s'an a'eir 'sT Kaaa ats' asiso, s ss sass
worth Lncoln. Iiiill. Lyon. siaIhurs.'1,. sEorris
Ncmnhn. Nst,sho Ness, Dsnorae, ptinwM. tiny; n.y..
Wilson. NlM1 counties rcpuet Il total fa!lurS-
y!z.: Cherokne, Clny. l!nvls, D'cklnson. t;iis.
, 1881-10-27

Observation-Disclosures buMHANlt
Tho total number OF AuroH Of what winter
klllqa during tho yunr IL rrportsl " ~. .B77; 'yo,
!,lt5., Number Vt uCres ot wheat killed by iox-
iIs sn I"ssts ,,; % rys ;;nn,, IN thu s,nta /,
ylyun sls fallows: Itnraca Usi,8!a mules, .7D;
lnlloi COWS 400,!6d; otaar ca!tlo s53,'5l; sheep.
Mortality nn"ng far,n animals for tho yesar:
Horses, l.NrI; 1ul!cs. lala; mllnh e0ws l2,51::;
& SSs sssss ,;s % sSesr sT'sS siv s Sy ess sfSG e
Number Ut fnilttlA Ut bt,ttur rnHla III EAUtor.
les, il4,Jl3; ct,ense, luS.1lI: nt!nter nt pnunts
9f butter 'nado In fntnl'tcs. clieese'
Valae Of produce spld trou n'ar!.et. e sartlou,.
gSt pS,sry II, :y ~ ar s'sn,SE Sxxs
who!o lIulnbor ot acecs ~ f!r.1's, n, J., i9'@llSv;
hsr nf acraa in nurseries. 7,6i; nuu4bur Vt dosS'
saasy p9siScsd, ls:,x's; 'i iiA'a''is Vi Wiz pro-
Fruit ii tsscs In bearing; Applo. !54s pear,
asS;s; S%S pc4e''' ''SSs~' p'u"' 'aS'''s'; 0h'F'y
;Is. Clover mca,low, 17b1o; timothy nlostow. k9.-
I'll f's!1h iSsT b: s'Ss$i 's'SsS
pasture, i.ia9,U1:. J.L. X.
Too Much Water Around te.tlloy, Ill.
Special I,tsv4leA 10 7hs Chtcdoo TRIBUNE.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct, :U.--lho huavy clouds and
continued rains hava at lust given way 10 SUM-
Bhnc, ana tho wcnther propauts nnlnounea tho
| beKineIuy Ut Indian suu,,mor. Yho farsnors.
however, ar0 vory gloomy, aud my tlat tho
prospects tor next yenr nru already hurt. Fall
| sowing has boom greatly sct bAck mud HAuy aAy
It III NOW too lAto 10 sow wheat With my degree
| Ut cestulnty for yield. Thu tlt!ds 4ro 81 sufs
thut tt Ia tu.possbo ta take teams Into shau' 10
| that ycctl,n9 IN this violt,ly has x,,ne alout
| Nv fur ns 1t can 70 this full Bono hells hAEe
merely cut tlttku Euttof1 IN the mud and tho soed
fet! and was immediately covered with water
| cess Of u crop down Under such conditions. All
| ever tho equity curn u much hurt In the helds
, 1881-10-27

Hr<tttI l1tlp,ftM u Th3 CAtta;o fTthE1e,
LAFAYETTE. Intl., Oct. ssG.-As "tle ctuek tn
tho stccplo ch!,,.c,l twrlse" .rsauu tho Rev.
Hilary \. aol,ln, ifuro@Aor Ut Greak III Asbury
University, prnilullllcGh tic wurtis thnt i0i,cA
III IEyIleli's bu,,tls WillIasn Sllllwull, young
lnwyrr, md Miss Salliu, only child or tho Hon.
Henry I'nyior. one II mir must Respected
cltizcns. 1llo usent tAs 1een the ttolhe OF con-
Widely K ntwn atll bt,st tunyuI Ut our BCc1aty
lsulle4. Thr spactdus pari0rs wcre tArongc with
e,Its wUru tilany. Anlnng tho Hua4tB froM
ubrual WIS ex-uov. l,urbutllt, Nt ltichmQtul.
, 1881-10-27
RIntslow II. lEurIkc, OF Wn21slngt0rl,
1al+l., aud nI. vluln Hunter, OF Paris,

Sptfsae Napateh to TAs Chicago Trlbuut,
rAnIs. Ill, Oct. :!u.-An important event In
ssclal circles Of lnris en1o oil tutiAy, bo!sy The
t.,arrlngu nf Mr.. Matthew +. lt,rkv prominent
nlto.,lny Ut Washington. ln.l., nd Miss ~ Vton
Hunter, Ut Ibis city. Iho nupt!nls took tanrc ut
ii. Mary'H Church. after which III UlrRAnt rc.
iuvttpI Ht,rslA nj this largo residence 0r tho
braa IN.retitH M Ellxt Court strrGt ut II U'ctck
nlary 1iMtt wis given thu cn,'rlo. t1lltrs popu.
lar GAnd furnishing TIN n1,sc. After which thoy
lett on tho midnight train fnr III. Louis.
, 1881-10-27

Hrtt{HI CtlFfttUollfHct a 7hf ChItnp0 7ftInn,
IsEprt>tttp. f,Nl., Oct. %i.-Tl1n pastures In hi,
part Ut tho BtAto arc In better co,,'tItiop ,b,a
over known hcrosofhro at thia Inc III ,l,o ycas
III fnct. t1oy Are nllGls lIctter tt,nH they wrt
tho early pnrt uf tho senson. Farmers ute ;"
1nlcsfl9 oyrr the prt,sec. for they viii te co,u.
1utcl to fred but II small rHrtion Of Tim h..
iley gx xlN.rtnl tn feW weeks Rt.leg. It yye har!
nnythlng like Il n1i1d winter, sttk will 0jtnnt" y
ahle IL Hst through Without any feeding Of ct,s. ~
Anul1rDtir. N"'
, 1881-10-27
Observation-Disclosures.


Hrsttit Ihsn,tfa ~ .Ins thteaga Tribune.
WATEltrt,wS, Ws., trt. :aI-Janlus II. Ltvht-
1anly. prominent II, circle. Ut la Crssu
all.l Miha sue u. SIthula wpru 1nnrrtIs herr ttt-
4luy u tho rer!,lr,re t( tho LrIuta IAOtttr, TAo
ltrv. Il. &. l3uafu,d, Ut tue Congregational
u9urca, performed the ecrcMuny,
, 1881-10-27
llrrbrrt J. lEosp unit Ina ~, Myers ut
GtoldsHu(er, Ialch,

HpttlaF UIp4lct 70 Iht Ehlca9o 1fIbAnk.
t'0in~.sTEi.. alEch., Oct. :eJ.'-.A very pleasant
xurIul eyrlIt wIa thu nlllrruuu tuniEht Ut sllss
lua 81. Myers aud Ilcrl,url j. ltoso ut tho resi-
.rt,ro al Tho hr!tlus pArcnts 3ir. N.ld Mrs Fspd
Ave,s, t,y lu ltvy. H. J., t'IlllA. vi tho ffrshy-
fny'rlt III kur!usy circles tor tuT t!sne, ld
hist III friends tAls uyeHlnx teulercd c0Yrutu-
IuttdIhs AsnI rtHaitls. Thuy Will 9ncutt their
honeymoon !u EnIrAgD.
, 1881-10-27

SAN FHASclsCo, Oct, Ai.--Y csterllny II ~,
again r,ltntnR Iii the southern cntln.les. Tu,r
tho aturm extended Dver tho cantr1al nnd Rorth.
bst portlonY Of tho Suite. Tho wind wis s,ron,
s,,ilthcMst. Appearances Indicate II storm til
will stilrt the plosliE.
, 1881-10-27

\ vonurnt uricr just Issued by Geueral-Su-
porintenulnnt ]. d. Laying, or tho ChIcuRo s.
Northwestern, stntcs tlsut tho lsncs Ut railway
oper1lte4 Us his cnupany III l0wn will nn md
ntiur MY. !. 1881, bo uperutol IN two divisions,
mo to lu known US tho ''inwA Divlalnn" which
will e,nhrHcu tho nlh line, ElltItoh 10 Council
l;tltlK; fin0 fran cllntbn' hl AltluuI4a: Inu
iron! stnEwtWl turlptun; lit,a t!nswaen En!Ill,nI
md lies MDlsas: intA OI iIs Al:tp!u tlver itul!-
rl,A.i, atl1 tho inwn Il snutllwcatesn Railway.
Tho uthcr til>lSn, 10 l'0 know ~ ln Nurtilorn
Iowa HvIshs, Will eInlHliGe tic TOlG,Iu & North
WnSturh ltuilway u,Ml I,llt,elIts, euvuring tic
line frnsn alnI n1l'! ElTuru ahd thu lt,lls nppr-
ntctl west from tlut lItle.
str. j, u. Whtmut viii continue IN HupcrIl-
tct!lrlt 1i the lnwn Division.
Mr. u. q. IhlrL hns b:e, appo!n.nl Htpuriil-
tGudcRt uc Tho Northern lhWN Divisui, Will
tirAuNrtuts ut En9to airurp, ln.s
, 1881-10-27
They Ask Leave to File q Pcti-
ton in Error Against the
Jcwett People. y.
General Impression that the Wander
btlt Cause Improved During
the Day.
The Samc Parties Likely to Lock lforns
In tho New ynrk, Pennsylvania
l. Ohio Matter.
Now Interest in the Passenger War
Caused by the Increased
Rates.


Aates' /
---+----' - ......,
Eho EinlEFn1tt'skatc R'ruhnles leetNeen
lhr lin%taft' ana " esteFn ar"aR LING"
l1tsrsy t" ist' setaahsl ann"y'
Tile H"nrral r"fsuha''f Aannts ot tao s"oes
constituting thu Western Trollx lht'es fhs
ts'tlgrr Association hcl1 II meeting yrssrrsiay nj
Commissioner DlS"hs oh'1e l''r tno e"Fpo"h ~
taking hctlon on Inc natcftfft"ry oldcfs helt ~
tae s'rAnd Trunk s'a'ti'',or" oNlo, ano EF'o
ltalira'ls TINT they nhst iny ny asrnaraRes 'ao
,.,u,. ra,,t sss. mt, conp; with thc t,,lcs Of
nc nEs'aa tot "i,t'oua IT,, .utlnu' n9, y"
qI,err were urcscnt France Chandler. M,ssnurt
,'s'ns; ;s,'xs DsnIcls. wns.sa; ,r, rersIvsl
"%.'' .'url!nn,nn; atss :. = cafSt% .1"; ,r =
~. rs' ana a. IT. .!.,sn '1"ns' Ill ',a, , Central.
THU Ghnrlnaal sta,r tint ,,,c Scw York coil-
trail Ind I'D M u uyrr,,r,xes ,us slI,cp .,n, /,
u,, IN M ruy cn,nplyI,,g with ,hu ruics Of the M
ss'cnttnn. Tie i,altimor' & uhlo ha'l Shown Il
much better spirit since the lust tnnotnY, and
''p",'' ~ ,.o,a "'0 ,,a WI r,urr,i sri,,<,s .v"nt
!" "' t"e: 'uo nuueta' .uhIe ,'' nst't
-! ,hNf f'a4' ''lsoF"''n9 :tho commissioner
,u., % Of MI .I"l,,,s fro, jan, j, Mr.. Cole nisp
.to,aa ,,,"t h" hna nn,, ,i,rcc r,crka at ,rorh
nLIkinH UP tho ACCOUNTS, anu as s''!esi as tlits
were ihruigh and corrections s,ut11. everything
,yuth t,r ntuIe,,h1v adjusted ami tint he Npd
r,",,asn,,io,,,o,, ""' ~, s",uo'ni,cr "n,,nr,s
The RESPONSES fr'm tho Eric und urand Trunk
wrre not FL satisfactory. ThoAc rontti elnm
tnot NOV wcr,, not ut,le tn coulnrehcnd fully
wtut @ @ .i,o ,.ssuclation IVA wants, and asked further
SAnill1lt1QpA,
, 1881-10-27

Ton rlitefl Water Around rnxton. III,
s,xetat Correspondents af Tile t'hleauo 7rtbu,,.
1'AxrtlN. ILL.,, Out. ai-FhrtNer4 In this sectI,,
Of tho c0t,try report c"rn tn bc lmtliy tlalnap,,
frorn the 1nto ralus. both that III Stuck aal Ii,
standing corn. Dnta and tnx In snclt n,e nl.o
suffering. l'hg wc,lthor tDlAy Il tlnn util t,r,,
with no lmnlGdlutu prospect Of noru ruin ''
, 1881-10-27

Lose JACK. blo.. Hcpt. =, isst-i. M sr.n,
using Hop llittesa, ald haye ,nt uI, ink.
l'sueht from them for tvcr ~ iii usnsf
Wcdlv!uea F.Nt
, 1881-10-27


ler t9;::iI Fron II! init soald e ears,st
Gfa assf a ID ": Ill.,, ' II us f 81 'H 'ss p
k%cus n,"!.r thu S.ty!sAnIa md '!aaiA'nut. t.
Uhlu it r.tcs, Tl's Erie M'iui,lcti thu Erbat1
urnlIly puzzled NJ thu t1c| nrcr ~ lhnus. ntla
searcc!y kliuw whit to nuke VI u. lit1if oeGa
xero tiirn,E. sttu y w ntfHf,hn' !, w., ~ at Sse-
inE ltHnI'lr Et'GM''n 10 1hiiH u te s!st tnn"cH.
i.s.r tse rate would =, M Gtsottnr pHtn' heforU
!yy r,i.tt ust aii M'swns. .tn,y ,, ;n..
,n"n;s "" Inn ,;..,,rru, Er'.rnt St,nrrtemtuIt ur
lin Eric N,ltl sld TO ilal determine, ttIun tia
a.lvas,ccs. IT, thp tnl!h A'4sn s,sth ~ wnIY
itrcGs*trllY nmsnseM III nrte"Ss5 ,t, H., "c'eM aH
Wt,h,.e"" i,.mtr"i'. ,",v iut,' nun,I,ti,y1
II. trl,t. prr ito f0r 4rr u,ld :s..!a cu,ts Tor
" SnssaaSI a.ia a',n ,n GEF ; ssS ss Wr;er so
~ tp!es ~ hfin nvcr sllosu iGS LIE; w,tl oo m ssnG
Gu ,tr ~ ,,,t ,,n II .,.sin u.,',; Er hrs 1t
gu,.n m, sliig ii cent =
tho New York Ccntrl1. while tIOt 81 Errtt ~ tit
It "'s 's 'e"sssss Yn ~ sho y nsx i @ fsa'i s .s L.
ss ~ Sss!isf S .ss $%ssi @ I; !sc$ r. issssS
, IT, i1,s ta Il !. 'ss'' s w. W. IL sH GeVei @ vi H. wii"
relultn 81 80. III unlsAnec nt sl..l: ~ Cihel'i-
! ~ WIT, .s ret M wI,b IT , 10 II ,tsSss ~, q,
ret,atc Of S1.an ntltns!cn VI ss"';.t tn lirti.tt,
tn llImnarolls. ill., With reti!se of S.l"i. q ~.
tnutlun nt $t."': 90 Ml!w.ltlEee, fln tirnih
y !iAssa @ S!' ~ is u9!'"t: = s; wi, i siss II
With Il rcl,ntv uf 81 ~. n,ltH'!cn Of !=5; IL KIM
sis Il s i i W t"Hhs " o u prss't it; rates u "s Tic
tinllimHrc 4 Oh !u Mnd Pennsylvania ftntt,as Will
be n!ortod by tho ccl'tr'l before thu cn'l Of tho
-. -
Thc Vanderbilt Iso"ts sfnttc Another
MIN vnu,l,r1,,tt ,rn,,u rcs,,rIuv ,tcht.,, ,,,,o,,
.ue INV" H. ''., ,,,'.,,| ,sai.,.,, .,t's
"1'otnst Aasnuu ~ .,,, nS.@ns .".oa'
l6l pounds on grniM III Nuw York, Philadelphia,
orh totl,u,r,. nntt ~. t.,nts NJ, urnyIsu. Il,
H. u.,,,n ,,,t,s ,Ih,u IL rt,r,hrr ,,dvo,,rc ~
no sa1t'c po''l7' '"'s 10 '''t'no' '''"'''o u
Tho Grand Trnnk hts nlso cn"aht tho "ntl'
vance tev"r" mid ralsctl lilo i'tfrs "H Er's'll
lrhis Ch1enHo 10 Ne" 1osK ~ ~ ee'itts ~
cents to ''"ston and @' cents 10 New York
gti !sostatt lfhi nofs.t's!nt,etink ,!aits.
,, tm.. i,,,s. % ~, .hs,.. =, .n,a VI, ,,t,,
mr.' '' lid psuyjst"ns tn Kew yorK,
IL conss tt, l'hilatcIphiA, aud II
Gct1,. IT, !altsal'ts., tue 'nnualM
~ .ri' fr ssd n 't "utts n Ev WIZ
rsts r fInu 4a 4 I'LL ss " M at rstn. tno ~ Sru nu
H,w vr ~, ~, liz ,.,,,a ri ~ .,rnts ~. ,,,'
,,Sf.ms " ~ MA" Wa 'A~ '"''' ~ "' oo''7 va s,"
''i.1s f!lTr ,v,lt,,orv circumstances tos, coptIu,.
x y, ~ rr,,,ht r',,. IL ~, ~, tnns
Ws1ii :''"% tlat ito Ssr ,, + ss,x i ,i r. T., i!
v ~ ~ ~ HI ,m IL" i, sJmuiv s,,t,,.s ,M", to
u risos d srScs i @ essry opor.aity ] to .i'ssri,".
] ]ssssf r. t $i;ts; 1T %S t. ,o vs. sis;st IN
;s Ss !' @ sG;!'s r. sIS 4 H. ;5i; Fl: i
s pss o %ns" M 'so ,sa r,ss s1,stss a4s so o ;!ts
n1at1t 10 c!pott 1ov hoW ,,, ,.s..!'.. mi,ssss
, 1881-10-27
Twcnty-four Million Bushels OF
Winter Wheat Were
Harvested.
The Yield Of Corn In Nebraska
Was Likewise Tremen-
dous.
Wet Weaillcr Is Wlat tho lloosfers
Want Who Live iu tho
Mursl,cs.
On the Contrary, the People Of Iii.
nois Are About Drowned
Out.

|
STATE 9rors % III" =. gse. gt ea Saa
,r.'''s,". %. u" un. t,,., y: 49, S,,,,,,nrt ,1,,a
,,"n n,,,s ,,n" .r'' ,,'tn.toI @ =, ,"t.rmtno viii,
ncc,Iracv Tho cxtcns tr nj crops urown In Kun.
shs a1riiig tue sear 1851. rus 'l,s"f,eFy ~,
port OF tho sErrotary "f tho state board oi
Just ,r.t xnaty f1f' f 's o,
,'an,iuc ;h, su,,,sr, fr,,n, ,y,ch tba to,i"wnu
partIcniara uf general Interest aro condensed:
CORN.
"rs,Mu" ri n i,,IIn SySr 1.Huas1 tho ri"Ia Il
passd II ptattso bshes; ~ sveri!so 81 ia!rty
n, tn inrY ,sns se'sos @ uaae nn WIS
by he @ gr9tyst IT, e. o;S ~ hn%nys,
,mrttnms m ~ tna t,ut,. ~ "o"'' :" WV ~"''1'
'''''ou' " '''' 1,a.r, ,,.s,,,, ,,,,,.,,
Ssacl. bSg wn IN ms yornre Uf swgyo bushels to
tllu crS 'S Ths Total scrcaso for iss u iIss rh
@ e ha4 tS ys y .s xS1sae Eesr r. eb. H.
ssa s!s NV vi .. s s%fns Try y SSs
viii i Ras; "ssS q $S .sS sSs ; Ss;,
e MMay ,l M TarSey T% MS1!,es ,y u ar ~,
,1onx y oI' to taos @ % weat.srwurs i's'i II Tic % ta, IT,
,'s saa v when oFv my ira en- nGr I'M 1 h
~ may INSTANCES W 9ey fSszs as, swhg ' shgs a thsr
tS.ave. @ ~'' ''" '''''' '''' "''' ''''''' '''
,,,. ,,,u ,, sl'RtSa III , WHEAT. "a .opu,, ,.,,,, =,
tl,is rFU,--viz.: Ir,,wi,. inniptlull. Nuss, atlu
Washington. Iwhnty-thrcc counties fuport
ut"s r.. t!m N,,, n.'ts ~ ,,art tnt y" fn,ovM
i1Iukiusn,,. f;utn,ii,! 9,rs.y .1npksn,. 1you.
Nn" i"nls, ~ IT, hss. ana r,an h,s Tho y RI rGn%! '
nsn s snni M, tt,slrmI,cant taan H., cts,tt II
lMs i,.'., " a,ru.Sit., Sr""nsin,s fnr thn st i'm
# atlntali an .sprs.!a'iSas, q ehpci,:buEs +
ins uMt'.l4 tl,oso hnvlns ae 'urscst acreuuo: ro-
nat yYs ne s, ss i 5 SnS s%r'y g s, Is
.iscG ar1 Odessa. Grlss, aud IN. Thu gcnrril
icelI,lF .,no..n correspoadonts is that .fiu urop
n rs sithHd II &asas so''aO' '0f ono 10
nyE
nss y1nr h ". o 70 Isr Een mi rw" , So"tis NTH,
abnvo the nreragr. TwGnty-soven, counties
~: C!ou!l. ilUcatai; DtuKIslson Do!lt'hi!lat
s1 prt ,oqns III o"tponery' oMs,'
sa,in,.. se,Irwick. Su,itn. Statfor,I. s'lImi,ur.
Trrgo. Waslluiun. Wlison, and Woodnutl-rr.
~ a'f5ES atosr sto ,nr %exmy6 Hy6 Hrn
{ Iiutlor. Ghnainuanu. C"rcy, Crawford, Elk,
li!!s ar;.nan uoxf; urovnxSoa1 iarysy N;
!, , i'heesoti,. Ncosha, l"tsawatunic. litno. aid
;, s lsas;; oSs S
n % ,y St'itsy, III tl,S maIority Of our CORE.
. W spol"icnts @ il is eot.sileresl nro!tabio crop
. mrnw II ,manv t"r this p,runsu. 80 ''0 ~~''S'
: e'~" ''''"' - nAntEY.
r hut n SEnail actcaSo o1 thls cefcn! Was sown
f,nini,ai NH Itit rrport t,x.eiin,st xitis
ir""i,, Not,ann. washington, a,d Wisol har-
b vested ~ l!vcrnHe crup. l. Is oonslagreu oy tho
, 1881-10-27
THE STORY OF A WRECK,

AE olON Or "A " "REEK,
,r,.a vo,. oc .,,o .c1,nnu,r 1,,,o,
Aie LONE o. sne Seu"o.t"s ., ano1nas J.
,.n wiz. 1h '.G .Ser s.'rslsor.-
Tho Iso,lIc~ Of Her Husband aud
,x,Mroc t,1,Itdre,,. xeturn. Etuu,r.
ihsi""ethh'" i.ffss.
Mrs. feorgo l.. Huntor. svlfa VI Cnpt. lfantes
aee'pn'su W oo ,4 y, Ing ,,'s srvs, ~ retssl hons
a'lu thrro children III tho sunas ar North Caro-
10 ,,,st n.ctI,,v 1,urinv Inn nt,,r sho ya' ~
-. ~ ,,I.,...,,, ~. ,,",,ar on.,
W. ~ tae r'as'ns o. no ."tneus., a 'e'u laloa7
onc. i,cconp vIctj,us Of rho sea. When M. NJ
,,,'oa u' ,aos +nss,, y, t,,o i,fo. s.,, s.a,ss
conscious ws ~, condition % Tho lott n o,,os a
Sept. II With l,oou tons OF leo for savannah, nd
tho thnily ot tho Captnla accompanied him u
PLEASURE trip, tho cabin hMri'ls been lifted up
especially for thoir uso. Tho voyage was uu-
esen.," utit. 'un -. ~ "as., 'aosoa
Hnpe l"ttos' ,s'uo ~, n.y. eap'
he was relieved by tho first officer, MIR. carlton
Aho,It Il o'uiock tho t,,ry Of thu storm str,lek
tho s,,In pr,d cnnt. lru,tcr wltb ors,.
difficulty, mado his why to tho dock, where hs
was followed by hIs wife aud children. for the
water WIS nlready whist deep in thu cabin. sta
"ns ltspetl I" 'uo w" " Nao sessoi ao'1us uE'
bnbS Ill ner arms. ahu ncr .wo o.nse s. sa''''sea
clingius to hhr eltle. oilo OF tho crew "ho SUI
ho,,ic rive Tic IreAs reporter tao following ~
co,lnt ii lhat awful night: -,
struck, lilo liir-lo hutt l,ucfi launched oYer
tho port rail-, aid tho second mate u,u ttro usa
gnt iutU 1t to pruyent Its being tnshc'l to plctei
lEuIust thu vessel. Thu bsNlt w4ls nl1,st uiue.
I1,ch ropr hoidrg il 10 TIC a,Ip iMrtcd. Thases.
us,d mute ind ot,f, sca1nRi, ei il, tho rope tad
wrro na,Ils in, te former 6ofng hu,.Ictl ngalut
tho yoaaeI with anisIclent forcuto brrak bis ieR
'rnv tW0 seumcn wcse lust. The vessel began ID
brcuk lin. ami iii hands took rufusc III lae nR
uinI' Ifter tt1at 10 ciiort wts nll.tic to iauea
fhU lpnt, 1t i n'utnck liz tho morning sha "a
,yMs sWcor,lue f,ypr tho utltru lcnEth Of tito yss
Hunter CARRIED awny tho bagx aaa ,,.2s tas
nthur little XII ttiaoatinE Euna In1 .o Gat,sa ta
, 1881-10-27

~" - - S-''
A vcry pleasant wedding was celebrated Inst
oyonIue In Christ Church, cnri,cr Michigan nv.
cu,,r nns wrn, .rnrtl, Al rrrt lin, nm, racttr
PARTIES being S,lss 1.l''n4 Owen, lau4',terof
Jntnes Dwct, tts,. anu air. l"'rla a. lmV'es' 4
%e,a,ko nrokst' nG. "1 'na n e wy.
by nlahor chr,ry. THO ch',seh WAS vol! 'l'le'
i'run1ut,y Mt tho hour us,nptillcel the brl,lnl
marty u,,trr.d ,,,e churct. uud tnurchut sl,,wty
,,p m tho n!plc In thu tohwius ur.,er. tho ory,,u1st
rlAysn1 wc'''ll''s 'na.eh; s''ss Cinsa Maoisssae
If Mhrshallt"vn. H., Mossra. Philip trce'' and
~, ~, r,,,o m ina I1' h.r r"thor sfr " r. Nr"y
.o'l' 'ae ps'e Mn" "er !aut ..a ~. H., N.Y..
Maig Mss G'f5'1 D MHSt u Se n Ill., H. .y;. Gy ini
a. t'G c'i,ce M!. lne {!s s ~n1u ,,te 'SL H. ~
' s e ry 1y md US st ssss ] iv.s: s . nj
wore muI Uy tho illshop' who tie'l tho n',p'lal
kGt; H., ,,n, ,,,,, ri n, coro,,,,y ,no hr,do
~ mo eahet5!Ntl o. tHo cetcu!uIS @ Ivy 1r.Ma .".
nridcs latlor, No i iuhbar ri, ro';rt, wefs ,,a
ySry cMyaSt II .sp rssyp n,, I'll a s r.S. aYa . was
Ior ,iancinr: Ilio ia.er.or Yf !!,o 4 ,s,xy ittis
Ias fo,asc w1 ,s M e S w wy a
9sssd l'nt' tno s!ntreurc OF tt,o saE @ soun,s.
Thcy ct an thu oveg tr!. i"r Ss% WrGSs:
viii rcsttlv in Mra'pstt avo''uu. .,..
Ths l,r0 %trs ha'.dsoa,. sri..! MIL, t"Ilel". ,,
white shiin ~ lnersti'!enS WHn nllSn "onrt
trniti: p"!tltcd Gurss9n tflntneu WIN l1it NJ
r!ltltln lace ynll: nrMl1Kn tiowels, a'@ aSs ~, VI
tAG shlloS. Ahn ulahntlH ufila1sitlIs. a!ss MaG
ltrltiu wore .trtss Ut pink Grepu y! cninf nsit
s.lr''l sntlt', tr!nnet win lMue: Mss KoEers f1
wis nttrcl " Il tlfcss VI la,,!s
| laca. Miss idol! "ns dreasctl III errnnl-c"loFea
Sn11ll atla ; I,.slll,leI. ,. ,,,,,ox ,t ,oo,,,ts
nhInnK thcnt thy following: EleE''nt i.lr- lint.l
.l1!n!M!t aid sn.tit rum thp 9r'!'"; hVf c'1sior,
"tEro'hnr lsohhc"; Eoltt bnllylG.htHcrlHl' 1iiss
Cnrrio alithHtr; hnnh- painted ishry ttltI al1ks
, 1881-10-27
Walter 4. IEenIlett, Of Jack s0ll, fElell.,
and tSule *. Torrey, Of KulnHaazoo,

Tklcl.
hpeelal Uttrakts 10 7hs Chtfa7o Trthunc.
KA1.AN..zutp, aiitt.. Oct. .G.-fhe TnrrtNRU ot
Miss Knta X. Turrpy, only CHILD uf GcusKo Tor
roy, ctlturof tho Uai|B Telegraph, of this pIuco,
ind Wuttnr \. Ecnnrtt. or lnckRnn, Mich, touk
plaue tuuight at st. Luke's Church, tho SERVICES
ilefnR llerlortuctl by tho rectur, tho Roy. NJ
cunuvcr. Thu rccentiun which followed tha
ccrptnuf.y, Ut tho residence ut tho brides
pHsput4, VIVA MI elegt.,It gnthornK aid thu ds-
pkny Of wedding gifts rerliAl's n1cee'letf GMy-
th!nE hver lcf0ru exhibited III thls plntc: Tho
Washington. New York. atid otltcr EAstor,l
cities, s,t,n to return tn lIro at Jncksl. whcru
hnsUnv bcch Il Hrt4li souMl tuvarlt tn Kalamazoo,
anu congratulations wnru II little ltss hnarty.
fronl tho tlCt TINT her tnnrr1nru 1ul'riyes tilu
, 1881-10-27

CuLT1vATED AC5.EAuE Df COUNTIES.
Another tublo Of Interest la that ahuwanK tho
nuMDAr ut cultivated ActGs In tho StAles by
Hctnrt1lrv In rank. fR fnflOWB:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-25
Beafiss 20 Railroad Company.

A good drive" was perpetrated upon a
Connecticut conductor by msn who
boarded the train at a way-siaiion and
paid his fare 10 few miles distant. Ga
reaching his destination he concluded 10
proceed to = further station, aud finally
continued on until he reached win-ied.
Each time he paid his fare in cash TO the
conductor, instead Of buying ticket at
the station. although by this means the
passage cost him con siderable more Al
last the conductor spoke TO him Of this,
and suggested that il would lie economy
for him to buy a ticket. and asked him
why he didn't. "well, said the pss-en.
ger, an tell you. Sometime last Sum.
mer got Into little trouble with thi.
company, and they used me mighty mean
80 Just said TO my.elf They won't never
get another cent of INV money il live q
hundred years and they wont, and that.
Why pay MY fare TO the conduciors.'
The conductor dropped the conversation
at that point.