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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-22
FL. PAso ETCHTNGs.

Ill PASO ETCHINGS.-
Thos. Hurley will SOW thirty acres
of winter wheat on old land this fall.
Stacks are looking bad, and indica-
tions are that there will be much
damaged grain.
T.G. Thomas made short visit here
last week, and took his family to Eau
Claire. G. B. Kaider went the next
day.
Charley Dopkins is going to move
onto the Browel farm, near Belden-
vile, and work for T. j. Burhyte-
himself and team.-at S4T5 per year.
Fred Meseurs sold his farm of eighty
acres to j. NJ. johnson, sl,050 being
the consideration. We understand
that Fred is going to move to Rock
RIVER.
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AMBER CANE AND ENsILAGE.

In Difference to the expressed wishes
of a number of the prominent farmers
of the State, the Legislature of 1881
made an appropriation sufficient to en-
able the Professor of Agriculture in
charge of the experimental farm of
the State University to make working
experiments in the cultivation of am
Der and other varieties of sugar cane
and the manufacture of syrup and
sugar therefrom, and also to expert
ment in the ensilage of folders. Tn
der this law cane was planted last
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Educational.
A. RosENBERGER.- ----.-.- Editor

Correspondence, discussions, etc. are desired
from the TEACHERS and the FRIENDS of EDucA-
TIoH in this county. Address all comm unieations
TO the Editor. at Maiden Rock. Wis.
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Temperance.
CONDUCTED BY THE C. Il. u

"Woe unto him that giyeth his neighbor
drink, that putteth the bottle to him and
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q G HsSrgs IsBOr(Ier Outlaws

BY J. W. BUEL.
| The New, AUTHENTIC and THRILLING history
| of the Lives and Wonderful Adventures Of
| Americas great outlaws,
, 1881-05-25
ExCURSIONtSTs.

BPst5dl DHpaEck 70 tn ChItd0o 9F1baHk.
La CNossE, WIS.,, May 2t.-An excursion
train from Green l2ay over the 'Green Bay Il
Minnesota Rallrou,l arrived I'll this alty this
afternoon. Thu party consists Of tbs prosnI-
ncnt merchants al,sl city a1ld county officials
OF (rcen bay and vicinity; also, ot!lcurs Of
tho urcun hay lsoatl. Tho purity were met at
tho depot by q largc delegation ut our business
,.,u,l, allA committee Ut the Common Coun.
cll, alld tle In Crosse Light Guar DIS, also
Governors Guards. A speech Of welcomo
was made. by Mayor Smiley. and replied to
by Mayor AGrnmst Ut Greou bay: Tile party
ne ffysn Eeeeptlo. @ te.,.iE|,t at Light ou"r
, 1881-05-25

CRIMINAL. COURT.
Tfomas 1sIn. pleaded guilty to larceny aud
wna glven sixty lnys In tho House Of Correction.
ttlnx. Alexander was found guilty ot burglary
mt, rlyen t,,,e ycnr In thu Tcnitrntiary.
Amelia Kub'set, uf es' wost Folk street. who
kccps grocery md candy rtorc. was tric'l III.
tho charge Ut selling lla,urto minors, antl Judge
4tnthpny, In passing sentence. Hnhe that since no
l,n., been m tito bench 0. tho Criminal Court he
t,a.l scnrccly scr,, II pray.halroA nnn bpforu him
for trial, but fully nino-tcntlis u NIL
lilo cases llc had tried wcro tliuro. hDys
or u,iitr young Men. nrl nearly I'LL
ri ti,nm citnc from tito Hntoons,
ami le gave notlco tflat whenever n',tEYr!rnlot!
siuyn tint slooi,kGcpor WIS dcninratIzfne tho
ynAth BY selling tl.c,' liquor. ~ x.'l!l 9tyn tnat
in this ease tho defendant wns Mn oltl woman
ovrr o. ycars q MEe. and nc might n IT, sotne ss
iu would not Impose tito full penaltj4tut woilll
le lier 44j fftid costs. -
William Ur,litaui was tried for burglary, and q
scaled verdict will be returned thls n,urntny.
, 1881-05-25
ADMISSION RATES TO THE sAENGtkfes" j, I,et
NC"'~r - -. RIM. ~ T1s fMitdtD Tribune.

CHICAGO, Muy s1.-NotIqns tue se'.,u ~" a. ouioa
d. hat W they arc too high Thore arc sa
Us who aro eager to attend tho soa'ef', !. vii vii
eneuxa for tho wouIthy, but iaS '1s nors ss"nat p
who nrc compelled count tho. |. i9rs y L. tSrstis.
%fsrd 10 Wy do PEces. sd,a II pe 20 liked hst
Y ~ I'll soP aqts t. so otorsse ~ s,ea, ~
raies ssd ss shsX Nfc = mss u for many & !,
wl not be ilnaHeia' saSos uoj1S %ho wou llxe 70 q
70 soru m than oslca Il suAson, ~ s!csp * me fer lam
1t u tSr reserved seat: Sm1 S s& tor reserved
y = ve fSE sinxto aaaIaIsso at 70 scn,. 70
sxnlIli lu khlu % ~.
, 1881-05-25
Tho Hotel 8&Eans

Ono OF the leaders Ut parlatan fashion, the
Princess DO saRan, has recovered from . nrS3. r.
tFautpd Illness. lnd has npeiiei her hoalse ~ H.
artistte treasures, IN 0obeins tapestries ih tho
rules Ut the pat and tho luxurles ot tho preso!,t
Wherever ynn looked wero flowers. .Atthe fuot
ot tho KEaad siAlfeaee thoro was = group " VT
OTIS IN tho Livery OF the housc-rod and gold
marble iln0r with his hul0erd on tho arrival OF
tach guest. The 'balustru.!es,. lha chandt.ters,
and Brilliantly Illuminated saloons Hego nll (cs.
TONED With rure ami beautiful tIqstrs. Lord
anu Indy Lytt01l were anauhY tho Ruestsf
, 1881-05-25
LETTER STEALING
A Substitute Carrier ca,,..,
the Act. s" IN
Poverty and tho Morphine ,,,,,, :,
Ills Only Excuses. "''s

Edward ". Oasls,As, asub,tltrt.,..,
at Tho fost.otlleu. was cn,lRht yr.,a.,.trt's
Hpcclnl Agent stuart Just ntlcr bo b,essetaa. se. by
two lotters tlo WINS not under s,,.nIo,. solen
ttt'lc, h|t wns sccn to put tho lc,,ns* =, a. taa
pocket and ieavo tho carr!ers' room ~ ~ big
Superintendent clowry followed him nss@fa nv. hut
tola stams1, VINO oFcrha!,lc'! him ~ ho Sss hnd
ny tho tatld'hg. AZ tho letters werc ,9s. .ess'
hts pussfsslou, shcro was only ono ,'. .,,a'ad!p
0askiIn to 'to,-cunfcss, anu nleni ~ saus fce
lfc wro.p out voluntarily s,a,etnont' IN 'aessy.
ho Envp Ill Shlca
A nntEf HISTORY Of 11tMsrrr
lio isa printer by tralp, and ha, ,,a...,
THE TRIBUNE, Inter Otean, I'ost amt ne" ,h,a o
Netrs. He wont into tho urmy wI,rn .s' ,o.s' aud
IA years Old, md whilo thoro bis hcat,h ' .s shsa
Down; and be ,y4s threatened With ron,,,mos osss
In i NM wssf e t.. so doctor pre.eR'Sssa1
sn;X inc .irts; II Jaary lust he obtauCao aau q
n0sltloh ~ ttio oI'leG being ndofseac 4
ieysa IT, a bes bsMs9f [ Ct 1 or r piessS.
carrlcr ho Eot very llttlo to do, uyora1etser uyora,1ne
fIht to VT u mouth, alld ho tlni drnSndioom! adiom
father and mother. 4 ohattel-tnor,Eaaa' ~!
driven nut OF THUR honir. SATURDAY last IT, Mets
three Ioiters. and ycstorlay two. tio snt teot toot
~ ~. Ile was linr1 ni'. And bad Ia ssoott Sssot
mnosnni'se' ~ ana could not resist tho tcmptsieas
At o'olocG IN tto afternoon t,a.kin. ~,
arraIgnea ,.!, ng1orc unitcd Suites Conmsso@nst @
III lefautt Of El,t0O hniI 10 n.v0lt trial
II Deotls very slngulur that.
NOTWITHSTANDING r1lE GEHrAlyrY or M
TEcTioN, DF
M onploy6 Of tho post-O O1ioo will crerv ,o-
~ fow wcnks nRo two tnon In tho Carr,cTss' T kna
partmcnt wore ctnght, and yet Ggsklns II ~
lowG1 S IN !ias taelr footsteps; ''' ''''
| Il
, 1881-05-25

THO psopriutors Ut that Immensely popular
rcmedy, kitnoy. W9rt, n svcqxn1t!on S q re
patTonlzed tholn, hnva prepared u liquid pfsphta-
lion Ut thut remedy for the special acc1ainoda-
tlou nf thUso who from Ruy rSaaou dislike 10
prtpar1 IT. fur themselves. It " very concen.
trlItod, and. tho iso IL anall It IL more caslly
taksn W num-. It. h9s tne saino gissStaas f.r y,
u9Huls,-l40'iLe Astd kurIN,
, 1881-05-25
Ie.,ucecFF ROnDS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May A.-A =. .'.,,",us M.m nIm,
serynu on the Controller to-day e,''oi ;',a1i tluu,
as member et the F9ntlin;56 ~ i;6 s,I i pr ecus
fIn.llnK tle State debt ~ l'o a'
IrtAtR9E
, 1881-05-25
DIVORCES,

Tho tltvorca business wus reMnrkubly lively
yesterday, tho rueurls showing tho following
new anta:
Ella ElatIccy frpM Cornelius ClRu0cy, tho
Charge tu!ng repeated urlteltt.
Gutyr3u u. Iiul!ari fro'n sadle NJ. Ballard,
EAusu lesertipt1.
Go.rau telling frotn Mary llelluH, the charge
lcthK adultery.
john 3fuAfsy fro,r bury hicAvoy, On tho
gruu,nf at drunkenness anl cruelty.
KvcsKur,i A. liatcs from 6nrah q. Ilatos, cau10
srutIty and adultery.
LtdA Andrews frulA Augustus q. Andrews, for
adultery.
Lulu ". 'rhumns tron, Marion !. Thomas, on
tho ground u drHer,Iu,l.
Judge JnInes.Ml granted q typrgO tn Colin bi.
frum john IL. kul.c, on tho ground Ut u.iultcry.
, 1881-05-25

upeE STANLEY MATTHEWS t!l.'';:y Mat.
tnows eeltS the i,.w Absolute Jsst'se 'ssuy u BY
asnI tue n@t!e1b Ibs u suts IL, Statcs Circuit eo''' ~
nlprnluE.
, 1881-05-25

Wien you with Nhe'll.a.ls" s''&''
t)r with Neuralgia LABOR;
Ia s,Ire to use st, Jacobs ol,' ',n,.or.
~ And the1,-go tell your lle's"''A'
, 1881-05-25

NAt1tt III AfhASnaAf
ITO. TEnlyor ". VII. Star Min. To-; pflsscu.
I'll. McLurtnirlt ". 1tn4s; ttkcn.
ft44. 1t,t!,Au.l vs. i'et,l'ie; tMkeH.
III. ailliurl "a. Cunppr: ttkon.
ia. Seymour IS. finInes; tnktlt.
5lU. Nix ~. smell: tMk9ti.
III. u. L. Il. II. Il. Il. ~. takes: taken.
Tl8. tst,lekcy ys. Hugh; tnkon.
7lg. 1'ukry ". pGpplp; tnken.
~, lfuriti IS. l'e,ElU: t,lkea. :
1T. t3l,isorlh vs.. Nuusett1: snken.
~. toni sim. & Mf'X ca. VI. l!nrr; pissed.
~. uuriatn ys. COilltis; plssetl.
III, 0ntlHbr1uKh VI. Dnrst: tukcn.
ri. ilArIy "a. G,lve1ialHh: taken.
ut. l3ntier ~. 14arkIn ut Ml.; Iisssod.
II. Singer st'f'E Eu. IS. Whlto; taken.
lad. McNny ~. Strnttu;, tnkcn.
~. AlIdurau.l sa. People: thken.
5:AI. Ives VI. slcIinnt 1T nj; tAku,I.
ut. Hl,nvus VI. FMrw0li Ut III; kllkeu.
it. WlIl1ts ~. Wlllets: tukell.
7;E}. City Ut AurUru w.. GIL: SAkcn.
7:il. Ne!tle ys. Thlul; taknu.
I'll. llima Va. klnslty; IIassed.
III. Hughes W. People; passed.
III. L. i Il. II. II. "a. SlMpp; taken.
539. burst VS.. Alden; tlkcH.
i;El. lloyd w. Farm 1sl1gu; tnk9n..
Court adjourned to IL II. III. Wudhcsdny.
, 1881-05-25
ITEMS.

Judge Tuiey WIS to haso a general call OF Ills
sa!eadur On tho atst Inst, but Ow!ng to tho un.
tettieu condition Vt tho couTas he has lustpon9d
It TO Ecpt. r.
Judge ls4ruuul's general call, which was set
fur 1une 13. haa ulsu been post tpUnu1 IL Oct. l.
, 1881-05-25

yluctse4lcr's iaypoPhoEpl,ttes
will c,,tr consumption, coughs, weak lun.A
bronchitis, and Rtl.Dral debility. Established
tWeutf.ullg yeArn.
, 1881-05-25
rtnmngcs sRn,nst N. u. Buchanan, Gnothor lnr
s.J>) HY,,tlst .tnt,n n. uapt ana thru Tor sSU
Hgaftist Mora'!s Merrnll.

STATE COURTS.
John Osborne, administrator, began a s!i!t
yesterday fur ECON nRainat tho Travolors In
aurancc Company. nE Hartford.
, 1881-05-25
Now Suits, Divorces, Confessions,
Judgments, Etc.
NthT(:1t.13ONDS.

and that II hud been scheduled fur nboyo Its
Judge Hangs, the Into Distrcr- Attorney. tcstt.
flied rs 10 tf,p making Ut tho bond. Anl stntG
thnt Mrs. Ralph Ind alid that she signed tug ni'
dayit nt tho socltntion OF her husband tn ae-
il. Il. st"yei,s testified that te ha,l bought tllo
property from Hoynton. mud that u aa pns,sSa ,s!;
Into his hAlls without KolnK back 10 Mrs ltatFti.
of expert tcstnony us to tlo value Of the proper.
fir,1rcs nj wilc, they lasl BEEN scheduled.
the 9s asssc fsscs m Sc a &c oo s os
NATIONAL BANK TAX GASES.
A few weeks ago tho First, Fifth. Commercial
and Merchants National Hanks ilca bills In tho
United Suites Circuit Court 10 rostraln tho COL
lection Of tnxcs OIL their capitnl stuck. Tho
amount nsscsea was rs follows: First National
Hank, s.1,jl5.14; Fifth Nntlonal, f6kA.6s; Mcr,
chants Nnti1nmi. t!oAt.eI; ,1i Cbtn1neIclIl TT AZ
Natisna! s.laoi ak,ng t to" ,t e s,'s;ss
Drutn.nun nt iircront times on tho motion Tor
Injunction. md Yesterday tllp :ii!Be HtvS n,'
however, Will govern eqliAIly Ill tho othors The
Judge silf.l the nct Of Ctlyrrss areAting MUTTON.
cnt p stnses % ot tic sharcs of sticks If, Nationn
banks should not hg 1T II greater rttg thnu WIS
nssesea On otncr mnoyea t1sn sMtai @ ~ M ,nd
bcen be- xioi%ted. It wa aiso a!esc thai now d.
to"amSe u uI, ~ rnrm,nnnt tn,,f.
n H. ntlu M s ~ ,i,ni ,haf ,m.rr ,,vt, sn
sI ~, iT.It, .tnt"a x,|rnmn t.nns. ,,"
' .is.ns ~ tno & "t , mn" II ,na ruriner
numn,ict t Mue" ,,,nrn" ~, ~ crImvu"tiors hntt
tan'.u s en':s i.. r,r,,t"~.,,t H. Tint fnn
Gces e ~ .o mE'ae' w , I,Es INT cr ,'ss.sa.,Ii
sHres oi s!cA H. Z, " a nnt NJ smi1rmf init
s,tcs cs1 cnnttn pt II, Ynct hayo lei1 nsscsss
Mtp,. r.,, H ,."t ~ ~ ~" Snnnninnnt In
,i s.n,s as", @ !, ",,it mn Il" t.xmcrtrI
KIT w i"t. ~ kn,IH nIs. hy tGn Assrs.
ss ss ~, eu ~, nr,ert" ~ i,',ivi,nls m II tor-
Inr,tianu IN ~ sn nixuvs IN. rho snn,t.. ui,a lhe
t thnt .h"r. ;,i,,'t inv, bnnn IittIcrcncus In
inct @ I'M LILY , .s ~ w. n3hnr,xo 81 t.,r,v ~, t,,,n
n, .n ''rt Tx s ~ ~. m i,suntn Il, strni;i
@ tho es'i!eciion % on II rnxes. Tao,at tic tin sci ant
vninu WI 1sp y sue ss strcs, ai,a iii" cs'paratvo
sni':b WIFI IL ,ct m Wiz tnwer rate. yet tGoru
w.. IT, Iilorati s1 M whit retr,s wrr,, made hy
w'ls M ,, =, ~; m' uk.s,,.s "r ,vM. ttrr
@ aau ..u. ~. ,t t,. n ssssmrS tnm.v thnt s,,rf,
my @ IT, i ~ ',o s,., ~ ttsi,.c imnta 20
WE WE tHe s'c u. s ssi.i, tt,ot Tin t.iH.tin,,
ntn t J. IN VIZ H. % y tnu Ssscsst'ts In.x1t hnya
tcst ~ ~ i, nu us ~ sI,rn ~ - ,,,isnn.,rHhn,,S
neut! the scst,t +" io,s'tkc VI "''s"pisc"o''s'o
VI ~, =, .,,,t, ,. ",nc IN lin cs,ohahc,1 ,,v
, 1881-05-25
TIE lss-TwE1vE

atclow llmt of Inst year. Mn laek Ut min; OH
tho contrary. entirely on mitch for sRrtGiilt-
nrnl rMrpnscN. Fnrilrrs EenrrNkfy hnyt her11
iecLti1 rather biuo evrr Tho prosprcts, but
the wentller IL now yrry favorable, md fnrill-
cry nro lubllnnt, nlii Il tho wenther will re.
main favorable there will yet he splendid
rrillS estlnclnIfY NIlr0t, nntS, MIL ErlY9.
, 1881-05-25
OTTAWA. .

Special Dispatth to 1at Chicago 1rfon1s
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May al.-Tho Appellate Court OF
tho Second District met tn day pursuant III nd
intIr,lnlcnt. The following business WAS trans
, 1881-05-25

UNITED STATES COURTS.
J. u. Harvey. Receiver Ut tho 5lAnuGueturosa'
EulionAl nank, besau suit In debt ior s3,50D
, 1881-05-25

Spttla! Ul1patfh q !Ht tH1fd0o Tribune,
spring, with Just rain enough TO- bring ycge-
tution forward ls,ps!ly. rle sretlii.x Ii ncar!y
II not quite finished, ,M crops ut nil kinds
nru lnDktng remarkably well. Tile arre!sn II
nrobahly iCss tilal Inst ycnr frtm tl!e fact
Kl1,ss Fnrnlers IN this locality nrc, III fur tls
prnctfcnble. g0illg nut Of wheat CULTURE. n1Ml
ire turning their attention IL stOck-raising,
fnr which nur Sect[on VI tho cnuntry Is well
eM, utter itprnl il| ayit,gss " ior r. stock-Isslng
tklnl Cb1ukN3uW County,
, 1881-05-25

Special DE3PtilFk u Tbs ChleIQ0 4F!6HHe.
1,n,NEslsolu,, ill.,, alny a4.-Ful1ners busy
pla,,;tly cnri,ot Init dime yet; stIne Of tho
old cruU statullng III tho iutts yet, though nnt
,sllleh. 'S,null Erain lnol;ing splel.tlld; srass
well udyuncctt for. tho se'ls0li. A6ont the
usual aerrnEc OF WHEAT snwil, more ps,ts, suil
not ~ ,N,lell corn, FnrlIlprs generally feel
iE% hll0ytlnt over crNu prospects, n0tWltll-
stNtltiEnE the Into Ar,!sOn. FhrnGrs arc about
twenty days later ttAll cns,lil,hll getting IN
crnps. delightful weather, cool, nlut no
r0llt.
, 1881-05-25

Frfttdt Di'palth 70 Tn CAttfeo 1x!hHHts
crOp lonks fairly wells not guilty ~ ,nllcl,
snwil ns last year. Uais lnnk well an!l nvGr;,
n9o amount snwn: torit ltn!f p'antctl, Will
be nl,Out average ncSe1Et. Flax vi bD StjsSn
nn4Ftnnblllty to get tho grollM,l preparc,! fur
other cropa, N1sO tl.l recount NJ 4 lnrEe
amount Of breaking tcfn9 done.
, 1881-05-25

Sptctat D1pdtcA to me Chicago Tribune.
JErFElsoS, H., May H.-Whent u!l sown
md mostly lip, md looking fine. 4 Inrge
acrcagn OF onts will 10 sowll. Owing to late
lless OF Sprlt,g nnd large amounts OF corn
wlllcl, Ind Ia 90 luskctl fills sprlng not ,nl,ell
corn planted yet, but this week will very
likely, seu must ut 1t sl0nt:, as farmers arc
crowdlng everything. lVn layH had too
ttllu1,ce l,ls delayed seeding aone. Alsi inauc
raats IN very bnh condition. Vegcta tnn
never culnu tl1l so fast MS 1t llas this spring.
Icuplr nrg III IlO why tlcsp0nlent.
, 1881-05-25

= NIRtNE 77I3JF3IfN N IW EHItIlHF 7FEBHH<s
C1rEiokEE. H., May 24.-'TlLe .nl.ln0k fnr
crops III this county Is E0od. 1t Is lard to
tell rs yet nj IL tie nureuEe, IT'S fArMlers are
~ far belltntl. Tllure IL still il large shire nt
last years corn ui,ricKcd, which makes 1t
very bnh md 1t will liepnlitl OIL tho cnlt1ttl-
nilcn Ut scetllng E1sl rlantlng weather to de-
terniuc tic Actcngr Think, l!nWgrer, therf
will be quite Mi Increase lii all, but not 10
llllgh c0rll alul lnlra tlhX.
, 1881-05-25

Special Dhpateh 10 ne Chseasa Tribune,
+ALnl.A. fa., May .i.-Wiirat A1Ml uats look.
Ing first r1ltr. tirllAs growing 1l4ely AlMl Eoud
ns could lIe wished fur. GUrl-6enrct:ly my
planted Us yct. ArrcAYo u1uut uuc-fUtttll
, 1881-05-25

C3fe{oE TVtpNteh Il 7ht thltaon TF1hHNt.
HUNTINGTON, In, .fay 2i.-Secdtng Of all
kinds will tM tlcarly' finished this wens. SEN
aUll tnly ni,nnt .nilo week !alc. Prospects
Wheat III this county less tllNli Inst yenr, but
wnnt there Is looks we'll, Larger ncrtaEe VI
onts; looking uIe. I,nrgcr acrenEe 1T cOrli.
1lNi plenty Df ratn thus far.. III fact, tho n1.
must nightly ralns have hatl Ihucl, {, ito IN
lilly since tic SNOW let the ground. Farln-
srs, feeling III guod spirits over present ont
link
, 1881-05-25
CROP PROSPECTS.
Complete Reports from Fifty.four
Counties in the State OF
Iowa.
Tic Spring tho latest One IN Fourteen
Ycars, bnt tho Weather Now
Elnc.
Prospects for a Fine Crop, ns General
Thing, Never Before Bottor.
EXTENSIVE nEpotrs FROM IOWA.

EXTENSIVE: 1eErOttTS FROM IOWA,
AnAIn COUNTY.
Spteiat rispattA to This Cnteoao Tribune.
GnEESFiEtp, H., May A.-Scettlng 0t Nil
kinds Is DOM and small grain of'utl kimls Is
lDokl,g finely. The season. t. nhnlit ono
mouth late. Prospect fur small gratl Is
goot, but int no gus,.t for corn. Asprngr of
WHEAT nnl oats will compare caslally will!
Inst year. No tack Of rain so far. Farmers
nrc not feeling very gond over tho rrosrccts
for corii, hit arc satisfied will thu outlook
for wheat and outs. Farmers nre ycry bus,
planting md preparing to ptaut their corn,
atld tho grOuntt Is In good condition.
At1.AMAKr:E cUuNTY.
sptetat Uftpstth to Ths EAseaao 7f46uass
Ws,ixuv, H., May aa-Scctlng of MI
kinds finished. C0rn.plaHt!ng dotlt except
lng With II fow. WHEAT and oats In advance
Of lust year from ono to two wcoks. Crop
prospects good excepting rs to winter wheat,
whtcl, II a fnilNre. nrd ground rcscetlctl tt
cnri, t,iui ta.s. tircater acrcngu nf curn III
SUNG townships nntt less IN others thnn FIJI
lust ycar. depending entirely nl0'l tllt
ravngcs III liOg-c,loen,; should say ab0ul MI
| avcrngu nercaRo for tho county. Acrca 60 III
wheat mud oats fully up to tho averarr
t;rnss fully two weeks III advaMcn OF last
yenr. Plenty Of raiM 81 far, and f'trtne n
feeling gouIl over tito outlook.
CEitf,U dullDo COUNTY.
Special DtspatfA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
MASON Clry. H.. May M.-Seehlng nlt over,
except possibly solne places. Crops iouk n:
well US usual th1s tiule uf tic yGNr Slncl
! spring opened tlls wen.llor lias been ui,ex'
ceptnnntly favorable, Corn-plaNtlng not ~
ttnIsllet, Uw,,,g to The fatc scisnl,. lrt1stect
for crurs got'l. AvGrage of .all ,crops In
creased, especially iinx. No lack Ut ruin.
Cl1:lEOKEE COUNTY.
| Special Ntspatth 10 Ths Chte.tns Tribune.
Cl1EM,kEl:. H., May 24.-'Tlle nllsln0 fn
crops III this county is good. 1t is lard Il
, 1881-05-25

sotetal 1,i.pasea to 7hs t'atcaeo Tribune. i.
MANCHESTER, H., Nfny M.-Scctlng Is NIL
done excEpt c0rit, which IL u1Uitt oMc.half
plnntetl: Scl.sun not lnte, but 1t Inns hccn 10
yn1t wrk ~ Nat 'ret' s wet ss Dsit s ,1 rspes s's
for mats 3uMl; corn prospects good II tic fill
IL favorable. AcrenKD OF corn about 6 per
cent nlnru tllRn Inst yeNr; WHEAT ~ iHr Gent
less. Fnr,liers seem to fell encouraged ab0ut
extent turned their attention to tnlry, md
grapcs llnys largely taken the place Ut other
HrftitS.
, 1881-05-25

=. HKftIdI 7j5bdltE n 5he CHIfn55 7FIHHnes
AE1soS, Ia,., Alny M.-Flax, oats. mid
wheat ul,u,tt MI III. Acreage 81 lux md nnts
j,acts gnotl ground IN good condition, ss ruiz,
llns bern plenty. Very little ruril plalltul.
Farmers are llt'pnfnl; scasu1, ai'out on ting,
but lils ct,llio ull ~ rapidly tint scouting ~
nbnut ten days buhinl.
, 1881-05-25

HpftEal DlfNlftE 10 The Ehlta00 1T1bNNe.
ChA!.lSnA, H., May al.-'l'he condition Of
crops III this county Nre g00tl. The seasnn Is
abollt tw0 weults lite. Prospects for crops
sou'l, ind The farmers nra feeling cneOlir-
aged. llaye plenty Of rniu. !lave quits a
rousls across tho county tllis summer, the
llullsten IL Shnlnttoull alld tho Chicago.
burlington. y Quiney. Tho Chicago, 13nr-
ltngton Il Quincy liave most Of the material
OIL the gr0utlil. Heal est0te Inns ADVANCED
about u per cont,
, 1881-05-25

Sptetal Dtspateh to 1Hs CHICAGO Tribune.
loUkct bcttcr. Corn Is II little later being
planted than nslln!, but Is In good con!lltIni,.
The acreage larger than eyer befOrc. III the
Missouri Valley snme OF tho lu,d Is very wet:
'rhe turner's usually are feeling we'll pleased
With the outlook.
, 1881-05-25

sptttqI Dtspaleh 10 TN4 Chlea9o 1FlbQ!f.
MnlSr AYR, Ia., May y2I.-Gro!. bAckwata;
weeks iaio; corn nUt good; wl,eat, oals, alnl
ill slIlull gruIll very guod; uereaEu Nb0Mt