Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-30
OUR a7aTE.IIAL INTER- NSTS,
Ehe Dus,o.: FOL. Crops In Illinois.


From the June crop report of the agri-
cultural department of Illinois, it appears
"that the estimated increase in the corn
acreage over that of 1882 is three per cent,
making the corn area this year over Z, ,500..
600 acres. The condition indicates q yield
three. foucths IS largo as tho average, or
! 1GS, 72O 600 bushels less than the crop of
1899. The condition Of green corn and
! sugar cane is sdiscuuraging Winter wheat
prospects are not rs good as in May, and
the present estimate is 1G, 00o coo bushels.
| Rye, flax and barley havo fallen off 10 per
| cent. in acreage. There will he 100, 900
| cases Of Irish potatoes. Savera frOsts have
| greatly injured tie fruit crop.
The annual report of the Canadian ma
Tinc aud fisheries department for the year
1882 gives as the total value of tho fish
| cries. exclusive oft!,o northwest territories,
SIG, S2i ,O92. an Increase u; 81 600, 900 over
the previous year.
| Tr..do Nutea.
| Al but ono Of the newspaper publishers
| o; Chicago have refused to grant tho in
crease il ttc price Of composition demand
ctt by the printers AS several hundred
country printers have applied for the ex
pcctGd vacant places, it is believed the
typographical union will decide to indef
| ntely postpone The strike.
| Ali the glassware factories, except three
bottle factories. in Wheeling West Vir-
gi!iia, rad lis nciGhborhood, will to day
shut down sor six weeks, in accordance
with the action Of the American Glass
Blowers union. Thi; will throw out OF
work .or the time stated 1,200 men, 1000
boys and 800 girls.
Ii the national association Of master
plumbers, 2t New York, yesterday, y reso
Intiyn ras adopted declaring that hero
after apprentices: 10 tho tra;ic should be
compelled to serve ;a5 least five years be-
foic becoming n.astar plumbers. The next
congress @: the associatiOn will he held in
Baltimore on June "a, 1884.
a :.:.:ia s::GI'a Frisntfui Death.
At De!!ovalo New York on Tuesday
afternoon. Frances Qaickcnbush. aged
niao. the daughter cf Theodore Quackbust
Wa playing in S,s:l,ifog@i's grst mill, rid
ing on ono Of the horizontal grinding
Stono@ Wiz, :. playmate. Whom she step
s@,l i, get ''a:gn i:ec dress caught in the
v li@vl ;lHd :il: wa w!lirlcd around. Hel
h"a;l struck p hopper 81 every revolution
Tho mill vaa stopped rs quickly as posi-
bic, but the skull Of the unfortunata gir
WAS cru he'd and the scalp almost torn off
disiocltcd at both knees and one thigh bone
her collar bone and lbs were broken
'i'ila child lived until ,inc o'clock, whcl
>1o expired in great agony.
| an .,c:ssten.ic Cs..tennsaI.
T!n aca!n'ay nf Richmond county, Ga.
celebrated is 100th anniversary il
Augusta, yesterday. There was street
parade oi the cadets The academy il
TIC fourth oi1ea. Institution Of learning
in ia United States, and is supported b,
~ ',ii;;ifa Grant OF land from the crown.
s::sob2n Yesterday.
~ New York Philadelphia, 6; New
Iuk r; ;It Providence Boston, 2
i'r1viIcHoH, ); ut Detroit: Cleveland, 8
D>!r2;t, > - Chicago : Buffalo, ); Chi
cI.r 3; 1t Cincinnati: metropolitan, 2
Cincinnati, 4. Gamo called on account o
rain