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THE WESTERN WHEAT oRor.

The Shortage Fully ~ Great as the
Lowest Estimate Placed II - Other
Crop Prospects,
CHICAGO, June 9.--rhe following
will appear in tho Farmors' Review to-
morrow, as tho result OF summary
OF tho crop reports up 10 tie close of
tho present month. A fow reports
have been mada that tho whoat crop
would provo 10 be better than has been
estimated, yet what hiss developed TO
make any change In former estimatesas
made by the Reyiow on juno /, as to
the yield OF wheat-3S0,000 bushels
we confess we arc at loss to know.
All reports for the last ii days have
shown increased development of
chess, o steady running down of the
general prospects and more or less
damage from tho Hesslan fly.
Tennessee and kentucky were the
first two States that early in the sea-
son gave us any idea OF the
damage TO tho crop. They are
now the States that are
harvesting and If reports from the
other winter wheat States are rs bad
as reports which have been received
from these States, as TO yield OF winter
wheat, II would look to-day as Ii the
lowest estimate ON the crop was high
one. Wheat for fall seeding will ab-
sorb a very large proportion of what is
now called the "invlncible supply.n
In fact, it's now quite serious qies-
ton where clean and pure seed wheat
| is TO b0 obtained this fall. Enquiries
arc now being made for this article for
seeding purposes from Tennessee,
Kentucky Kansas, Missouri and
Southern Illinois.
The spring wheat situation, as the
season advances, shows somewhat OF
q spotted character, but tho oondi-
tions are fairly promising. The crops
seems to be more or loss weedy aud
particularly In the northern areas.
No moro rain is needed TO mature the
crop.
| We ought at this date to have
some reasonably fair assurance
of the outcome ofth corn crop, but as
yet nothing definite can be said. We
hope about the lst OF August 10 be- able
10 give very full report, indicating
the probable yield executing the con-
tingencies OF an early frost. At pres
ent all tnat can be said Is that the corn
crop has been subjected to wet and
backward weather and the replanting
has been very general. The crop to-
day is fairly clean, free
OF weeds and on this
side of the Mississippi River
has generally been well cultivated.
There is very little to worry about the
crop at present. July and August are
the months which make the corn crop.
Oats are heading out in many areas
very short, but the acreage Is so im-
mense that, with no disaster at har-
vest, we ought 10 cut anotnor very
largo crop Of oats.
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TIM BUSINESS BUDGET.
Tone OF tho stock Market

NEW YoRK, Juno 9.--Government
bonds more active and firm, except
3s, which are 4 lower. Railway
bonds moderately.l active and prices
generally lowor for the active issues.
All the leading roads in Texas, includ-
ing tho Gould and Huntington sys-
tenn, have entered into lO.year pool
a arrangements and rates will DO ad-
vanced on the lst of July. The man
ayers Of the roads in that section Of
tho country predict for this TALL the
largest business that they have ever
done, basing their calculations on the
great increase IN acreage OF crops
throughout the southwest. The
feature of to.day's stock market
has beon the heavy break In some
stocks. The total sales for the day OF
all stocks dealt in were 28i,S00 shares.
The rest of the list was decidedly dull.
The highest prices for tho general list
W ere made at or soon after the open
ing, and the lowest generally at a lit.
tlo before o'clock, but three stocks
developed decided strength IN tho af-
ternoon, touching their highest price
IN tho last hour. The closing quota
tions were from u 10 a lower than the
final sales of saturday, but generally
y to y below the highesprices reached
| Ln.lqV.
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aerrnany.
SENTIMENT FAvoEABLE 10 An Eng.
LIsH ATrIAyrp

skNridENr FAvoRABLE 10 AN RNe-
LIsH ALLIANCE.
LONDON, June 29.--The Berlin Post.
in an article supposed to have been in
spired by Prince Bismarck, hints at a
desire on the part of Germany for an
alliance with England.
The Novoe Vromya, OF ST. Peters.
burg, says Russia ought not to torget
Lhat the Marquis OF Salisbury and
LORD Randolph Churchill have always
been anxious TO form an Anglo Ger
man, alliance against Russia.
BISMARCK AND SALISBURY TO sirrT.'
PARIS June 29.--IIe Memorial DI.
plomatique reports that Lord sails.
pury VIII have an interview with
Prlnoe bismarck in August,
on TRIAL FOR MURDER.
.f'RANkFoRr oRr,oN.THE-MAIN, June d.
The trial of Lieske, the shoemaker.
who is charged with the murder OF
Herr kumpf, police counselor, on the
night OF Tuesday, the 18th OF January
last, was begun here to-day. IAaske,
when arrested, attempted TO commit
suicide. The murder of Herr Rumpl
WAS OF q peculiarly atrociolis
character. Rumpf was returning
homo and had arrived ut his resi
dence, when he was met by his assas-
sin and stabbed 10 death. The dagger
twice entered the heart. Herr Rumpf
was conspicuous in the prosecution AZ
Leipsic, short time previous, of the
Anarchists Reinsdorf, Rumpsche,
kuechler, Holzhayer, Daegerman,
Sohngen, Rheinback and Zoelner,
who were engaged In the Niederwald
attempt to kill Emperor William OF
Germany. II was believed al
the time that the Anarchists
were the promoters OF, Ii not the
principals in TINS crime, and 1t was
also believed that his death was the
penalty Herr Rumpt paid for the
prosecution Of the above-named An
| archists.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MANNING CALLS FOR BOOKS.
New York Democrats Call on Cleveland
for Oface-GOvernor Hoadloy
says Ohio Is Solld-General
Washington News.

More of Mr. Manning's Common Sense.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Seore-
tary OF the Treasury has issued a cir
cular to customs officers, directing the
Immediate return to the department
Of all unused blank record books at
the different custom houses. The cir.
oular says officers are enioined 10
hereafter sorutinige requisitions and
to order only such forms OF
books or blanks and such
quantities thereof as are absolutely
necessary for official use during the
time covered by the requisition, Not
only economy in public expenditures
should DO considered, but the records
OF an office should be in keeping with,
and not out of proportion to the char.
actor and extent OF the business meth.
DDS and the actual results obtained
Unnecessarily involved and com
pleted methods, showing they exist
should be discontinued and tn,
simplest and most direct methoda
consistent with accuracy and dispatch
and the best interest of the govern
mont, should be introduced,
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Notice TO Omee seekers.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The post
msstor-general has decided to set
apart the two weeks following the
Fourth of July for the purpose OF
disposing of the large number OF
cases Of presidential post
offices which have been prepared
for consideration and for the trans.
action of other necessary and pressing
business; and, therefore, announces TO
intending applicants that he cannot
during that time hear personal appli-
cations for appointments. This an
nouncement is designed to benefit the
intending visitors with a view of OK.
pediting the consideration of cases. II
does not rotate TO the first assistants
otlce nor to applications by letter.
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Base Ball.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
I.inutennnt.uolonol W. ] COMFY

Lioutenant- Colonel W. j Gentry,
ST. PAUL, June 20.--Lieutenant.Col-
onel w. j. Gentry, OF the Twonty-iiith
infantry, commanding officer at Fort
Smelling for a year past, died last
night at 1880, OF Brighps disease. De
was 50 years Of ago and q native, OF
Centorville, Indiana. He graduated ut
WesI Point IN the close OF 1856 and
was nldo-de-camp to General Meade
during tho war. He leaves no family
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Governor Hoadley on Ohio

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Governor
Hoadley, of Ohio, is in this city. His
visit is for the purpose Of ascertain.
ing whether the statue of Garfield,
contributed by the State Of Ohio to the
National Statuary Hall, has been exc,
cuted according to contract. He said
he would not be the Democratic caudi
date for Governor OF Ohio at the CON,
ing election. Ho predicts Democratic
success in that State and says the
Democratic party there is perfectly
solid,
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nnE EIRE RECORD.
Az oInnd Rapids, Michigan

GRAND RAPIDS, June @.-Fire this
morning destroyed the major portion
Of the Grand Rapids Manufacturing
company. IL caught from flames
caused 6y she blazing Of varnish, into
whlcn the iron was ploughed, The
loss ia estimated at $4,000 TO O,OOQ--'
largely in material; well insured
mostly IA Chicago agencies.
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Jyhnt Irvlng dan Wants

WAsmNGToN, juno 40.-An Irving
Hall delegation, consisting of Mossrs.
Nicholas Houghton aud Robert b.
Mooney, waited on tho President to.
day and urged that their organization
be recognized in the appointment OF
either the United States Marshal OF
the district attorney for New Yorl,
City.
They submitted tho names of b. W.
Ellison, flor marshal; Anthony Hart
man for internal revenue collector oI
the second district, and John 9. Bro
gan for internal revenue collector foi
the third district
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
AN AFGHAN REVOLT REPORTED.
Fearful Ravages of Cholera-An Anglo
German Alliance Anticipated.
Trouble Expected Between
Flshermen-othe News
Afghanistan.
A BI0 RENoLuTIoN IMMINENT.

- "fNN NAaN a ANAN ARAlAAN
BOMBAY, juno 29.--lt is reported
from Cabul that lisa Khan, supported
by Russian allies, has arisen against
Abdulah Kahn and that lisa Kahn has
marched upon Khsnaibad and seized
the treasure there, valued at el,00O,00O
belonging to the Ameer Of AfghanistAn.
Political difficulties In Kashgafia are
becoming serious and reinforcement
Of troops are going northward.
Abdullah Kahn is the governor OF
kundu2, the extreme northern PROV
ince OF Afghan Toorkistan. The town
OF Kahn-Ibad is situated about 60
miles south OF the River Oxus, which
river separates 1t from the Russian
protected State of Bokhara. Kahn
had was tho headquarters of the pres
ent Ameer of Afghanistan before he
was summoned to the throne, and
there, also, occurred the negotiations
between tho ameer and the British
officers,
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prMons Apour orIvrR pA1NE.

RuMoRs ABOUT OLIVER PAINE.
PARIS, June 20. - NJ. Henri Roche
forte says Oliver Paine was murdered
before the dispatch Of tho telegrams
annulling tho reward OF GlOO which
was said to have been offered by u
British colonel for tho head OF Paine.
Le Figaro says that Primo mover
reached the camp OF ~ Mahdi; that he
was detained amongihe Bedouins, who
finally killed him.
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Galng Ont nnd OoInc In.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Ralph Bal
lin ana Joel w. Bowman, examiners
in the Department of Justice, have
resigned, to take effect on June 30, and
d. A. Fisher and j. Munroe Herskel
have been appointed in &eir places,
Two more examiners and general
agent will be appointed to morrow,
There is 20 bo no reduction in the
force OF examiners.
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OF Paruament from the maritime dis
triets have been receiving many nro.
tesss trom Canadian fishermen, Thasa
hshermeu assert that thew will not
allow Americans to fish in the inshore
waters and they will resist any AZ.
lempts OF Americans 70 so fish. These
members state trat bloodshed win ba
almost unavoidable should the Usher
men OF the countries meet. The gov
eThment has sent steamer To cruise
possible. N'' a
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Canada,

THE FIsHEBMEN's TROUBLES.
OTTAWA, June 2O,-Since the au-
nounoement OF tho temporary ar
rangement between this government
and that of the United States In regard
10 the fisheries question, the members
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Tho MssIcnn Jouruallsts.

CuicAoo, June @.-rhe Mexican
Journalists visited tho Board Of Trade
this morning, and this afternoon were
taken to several large notwithstanding
establishments. A banquet Will be
rendered them this evening, and they
will leave for Minneapolis tomorrow
morning.
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Congo.l

THE FREE FLAG sALurRD.
BRUSSELS, June 29.-The United
States steamers the Kearsarge and the
Lancaster recently arrived in the har-
boro Panama and saluted tho flag of
tho COMO state.
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Egypt
MILITARY MATTERS,

CA1Ro, June 20--Tho orders to the
camel corps to embark hsvo been 70.
secluded. 1t is reported that the gov
ernment meditates occupying Dom
COLA.
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Vacating a GOOD situation.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Secro-
tary of the Navy to-day asked for tho
resignation Of Frank Adams, an 81, 800
clerk In tho bureau of provisions and
clothing of the navy department. Mr..
Adams is nephew of Payrnaster
General Smith.
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Mr. Tieley's appointment Not with

WAsHIEdToN, June 29.-The state
ment cabled from London, on the au-
thorlty Of tho Vienna correspondent of
the Times, that the appointment of
Mr.. Kieloy TO be Minietor of Austria
had been withdrawn, is officially do
nio1
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Tho snk rhrend superceded.

WASHINGTON, Juno 20.-The paper
to be used hereafter for United States
checks viii be distinguished by a
water mark of the letters "U. S. II. d.
instead Of silk thread as formerly.
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MADRID, June 29.-Saturday's re-
turns Tor the cholera infected districts
are as follows:
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Lampasas SPRING..

Parties in search Of a summer resort
can not find a moro delightful place to
Pend the heated term than the Park
Hotel, at Lampasas. Table and service
unexcelled. Finest bathing. Good
music. Beautiful scenery. State en-
eampment VIII be held within Park
Hotel grounds. Special rates to fami-
Hes q dress II, B. RICE, Manager.
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The official cnolera reports for Sun.
Castellon de La plana CITY.

General Galwise, director OF the To.
ledo Military Academy,died OF cholera.
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The spring opens with continued business de

The spring opens with continued business de-
preston and several great labor strikes. Out of
$4,000 men employed in the coal mines OF
the Pittsbury district, 10000 have stopped
work, and a more desperate conflict between
capital and labor than that recently waged In
the Hooking valley Is threatened The loss of
production is estimated at 100000 worth Of
coal aday for 80 long the strike lasts. Another
strike, of immense proportions, involves the
business of the whole Gould system o: railroads.
Wages on these roads have been screwed down,
II Is claimed, beyond the living point, and the
employees have revolted.
The state OF labor throughout the country is
In an unsatisfactory condition, but out of the
present troubles may come readjustment of
society of great value. OF late years there has
been a reckless rush to cities. Both men and
women are in demand, at fair wages, in the
country, but people insist on living in the.
crowd In the case of women, especially, the
result is unfortunate. It is distressing TO read
of the sufferings and the moral ruin of women
who try to support themselves in cities, but pity
Il divided with Indignation when we reflect that
women are begged in vain TO go to good homes
and live In comfort in the country. But they
simply will not go. All through the rural dis
tricfs of the country there is a famine of domes-
tic help. And yet, strong, young women insist
On shop work, or sewing. or some other labori-
ous occupation in city. although 1t may be
miserably underpaid and expose them to every
sort of danger, rather than enter farmers
family on almost the level of a daughter, and
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The hand-Organs are rather forcing the season
with "Sweet ViOlets," but 1T win not be long
now before these harbingers of spring appear.
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Another member OF the Illinois legislature il
Said to be dying, this time democrat. Thus
death. which is often spoken of as the great
leveler, keeps the balance true between tie
0QrtieS
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The most humiliating feature of the present
situation in Washington is the pressure for
Office, I'm person or by proxy, Of ex-meInbers of
Congress. Having once tasted the blood of
official position, few of them able to restrain
their appetite, and the scramble is at once dis
graceful to them and disgusting to dfsinterest-
ed observers. Some OF the more ambitious
ones, who succeeded in having themselves
mentioned" in connection with cabinet posi-
tion or a leading foreign mission, are row drop
ping to assistant secretaryships and heads of
bureaus in their demands and by and by they
will be content with a third rate consulshjp or
y 6Yst-class clerkship in one of the depart
ments,-if they are able to pass the required
examination.
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