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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
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LAEEr". TEv. oH;o-r .-G~nrrs
l-rsp Caye-0~ aT5y.Si 81 Nrw Iar~.c
Wedu~day night dire; ,roH 'Ae CIiy -
N-Trn. With ias comm ~>oa - Csmraarlsr
q. ;h.i 4 VISION 81 ne fu,l; -. U.;h 81 tl-
truop~ : -oned tire AL iae regular 60.
iuiu i!o-~- Guard, g0dcr - o-d~T.
\ military = gle va Gr~i W~s4
dsy B-; .n hsaa- o, Cd. arrival suI ~
.eT3a, morning AZ to- oic o~s Tic -a. ;ary
a@.-eu- n mass sxitri an hu z; B.. haa~
and .@s- hlla th-i- ruu1at4iatsorp. TIE
~Ci;lEsil- u. ;AA; cliy arc gssy murh dis
,-z~~i. ami zone % lie a-rr4auts 40
are .noEn % - engage! - .l-Gsx az AZ
feeling NcET shay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

SoMA HUNDRED >urcIa, Cuu~'aiirs have
been sworn IN a.. Seattle. ". T.. t. all IL,
authorities III preventing an outbreak
against the Cam SO.
AN accident occurred on .he Canadian
Pacific Railroad u-ar Kaml"ors. Il. C.. hy
which "Gc willie man aul i've Chinese
were killed AM i number wounded. \
cow threw ;he engine from IA. track.
THr oi'nl'.,% hons. returns for week
"ndei oc;'h.r : showed IN average in
cr'as. Of - compared with the cores
l%'"nlinE Wei. G.! last wear.
FIVE men belonging I, Robiuson's circus
were killed in a recent railroad wreck on
'le Fergus Falls branch Of tIe Northern
Pacific Railroad. seven miles ives; Of 81.
Paul, MINI. y rr n. number OF others
were moro or less seriously injured.
RETURNS ~ the census Of the cIty o. Bos-
ton show = population * lsG.lo males and
2'i...H females, a toiai Of :2l.ipL. This is q
gain Of 2..S'o, as compared with ls>0.
AVERY heavy iIost ell AZ Bedford. Iowa,
on the night OF the 81. Ic. frog. "A sixth Of
an inch thick.
BELGiUn has Withdrawn from the mon
- ~ VI ! tf FtafhN ~ ms ~A'l'
i a~rNtou>!v awaited in Germany. where a
severe himctll s'ru--." = learei.
SIR CHARLES puKs. Bart. about whom
~ much scandal sS,,: IL IN London a shor;
time s-o. Vas married l. M. Mark Patti
Ion Oh the 81. Hon. Joseph ClanLeria n
ac."t rs C-oomsuan.
- final : me- hs:v.Cr the New York
IN! Chicago Base Ball club, taok place r,
Chicago 81 The -. New York won III.
match. Hil- its hrs, victory out If -.
;our games.
AT The annual fail games ~ 'hc Olympic
s;hle;ic Cih ~ New York 81 thu ~. l.. Z.
Meyers -ei.c-L the -. record hi, own
f"r = hatt-nii,- bv one-f IN %. a second.
i"inc III distance n I::5 -. The track
WAS SLOW.
TIE Turk sH General reported on the s:h
that Ne had completely defeated the A.
Eanian insurgents AM banged the nlo,,
pronineu, ~ the leaders.
STEADY rains Tor several DAVIS were prov
very disastrous 10 the cotton crop. Be-
ports from North Georgia counties indicate
hundreds Of bales Of cotton wiIl De
ruined: that farmers are suffering very
SAoSIs All taaS EhiAIuS! Sg..IL IS aASD ssT.-
ouxiy irserfered with.
TRc wage differences between the Pitts
Pa window glass manufacturers
aud the WTkuen have Teen satis;ac;arily
and a genera! resumption OF the
viii take place =. o a. thc
furnaces can Ia IA; IN condition for work.
\ CABLE ~Glspatcs announced that Hon
NassaUrek died in Paris on The II Ua..
'aurek bad been :o- = long tine principal
'wner and editor II the Cincinnati TeiSs-
.t.it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
T EXPLOSION.
TriEhtfnl Accident at . Pittsburgh Iron
Mil Seventeen Persons IssrfuIiy

TriEhtfnl Accident 1T . Pittsburgh Iron
Mil Seventeen I.r-ons i.srfuliy
ScnIdei.
i~'iTTSUUEGII, PA, Oc ohcr a battery
al the boilers In Clark's Solar Iron Works.
at Thiriy-oixth aud sandman streets. .y-
ploded al 800 O'Clock iht, morning, with
disastrous effect. Seventeen person, were
dangerously scaldei, tire. % them know
To- be- fatally burned and some 81 the Others
Will probably de. The lnrn We're al 4, work
when the explosion occurred. Ties" who
We're fatally hurt were taken to their horIcS,
while the others were taken - The vaIiuu>
hospitals. \ slight report followed the cN-
p.o>!on. \ Va-t crowd coucrrEatci At the
mill. Du>t and dirt 80 dIsHEyrci iIe in
Iurcd men that much dinIca.iy was cxper.
cncri In identifying them. Ih"
greatest confusion existed. Men. women
and children rushed frauilca'ly about The
means 81 the INJURED mingled IA tnc
shouts ~ ;hr frightened. H." MAYOR wa<
Promptly Uot iirt! aui policemen were hur
RED to the mill. tn. scenes al In. mill
after The explosion v"r" heaIireniiuy.
Dn- hy one the victims wcr. carried
out covered with ashes aud bruised
aud bleeding from their wounds. The ac-
cidrnt was caused Toy iup;Jrr % a.. mud
duiUL No Theory las Vet been offered
vii ch would arcoIHt for the sad cata~
:'oyhc. y. soon n tie confusion had in n
measure subsidized u WAS ssccIiaiurd that
TIE fatally injured W.!".
Charles Haywood married. a YedllcT. IN
,urri Dy flying debris
Thomas pDveTy. hoy scalded. fatally
crushed under The trgc..
james Cato. fatally Sra'dc,l.
II. seriously IN urrd were.
FTanS cool. ibJJl scaidei badly. GU.
about III. head.
William Orih. roller. badly sr,lt-l.
ID Lavender. ~hcarsman. scaId-i ard Ia
.ur-d by H. ne de IL.
Fat EnrgAt. sca.de1. perhaps fatally.
Dave Richards. scaidc,i and arm bF"S-n
William DAui-is. toy. scaldci and badly
Gu, by flyin. iron.
Dave Thomas, shrar.man. badly sra,ded-
Covl-y Slime. boy, badly ~-a.d.d.
Billy Bar;h. boy. bra S-l from the heavy
Frank Hat boz. badly scaIi-i.
4! Mark-n. sca iet.
Engineer Steiner. badly bu.-i ami
slightly cut.
Tie injured were FOUND lying In nj 1as.-
.i0u,. Some of them were ~ far away fruu.
the 5-ti-!y % .~oilrrs that !; seemed Ut1ss-
bic that they roSli hay. b-tu Injured by The
explosion. The large uum'-r % ;a- bovs
hurt Is accounted for Is tie IA; tina, ih-y
were cmpl0-~d to handle ;h- hoop iron
which WAS rolled Oh tie Ilill n-af-s: ;as
boiler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

THERE was a dramatic scene in court
at Muncie. Ind. recently. Bishop
Scott. Andrew Oney and Frank Poor
were on trial for the murder of William
HAYNES on March ~. at Eaton.
Bishop Scott shot Haynes in trying TO
brighten him. and Onev and Poor Were
his alleged a~ccompliceS. Scott. whose
wife gave premature birth to tw rs.
and whose father has gone almost
blind with grief. was te>tifying when
suddenly his mind gave way. and he
became insane. The crowd surced
around. His sister screamed. and dur
ing the widest excitement he WAS re-
moved to jail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

THE explorers Capello and Everts
addressed the Lisbon Geographical
Society recently in the pres
encc of the royal family. foreign diplo-
matte representatives and a large num-
Der of members Of the ariStocracy.
They showed that the Cubanni> is n
tributary Of the Zambc>i River. and
that the Luapula is the chief tributary
of the Lualaba River. They said that
the natives on the Upper Zambesi com
planned of aggression by the Beers.
The explorers were presented with
medals by King Luis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

The President has issued the follow
ing: Special rule No. !. approved
July Is. 1884. is hereby revoked. All
applicants on n register for postal or
customs service who. on the first day
Of November next. shall have been
thereon IA year or more, shall. in
continuity of rule l6. be no longer
eligible for appointment from such
register" The special rule which is
now revoked provided that the names
Of those persons on the registers of the
Commission eligible for appointment
prior to July l6. 1884. should aot be
taken off for a year from date from
being entered thereon. bu. should re-
main on the registers as eligible for APP
pointment for two years from that
date without further examination or
notice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
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furrt hks returned - Uar
leave - \ fsN tats g fr1sa.
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s;udy AT i4fu. IN Their pre- -
Eiss 'ArH grsat~f . -: t.enrsa Afr
stroux igls fas; 'h 49, "a "a
maize tu .se rssDD.s - e.7tsis ~
Their rrrss art The ss.rsttt FL
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hf fet t~~e f1.r ss-sse~I e@ . See
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

VI - tsbAAa ~ - ~
propriate time the provisions OF she new
treaty with Spain.
THE Stockholm fSweder) .Ssrsrigrs I'd
ming has been coufscated for ca!umrjatins
the Prince Of Wales.
Ar the sugar plantation "Auro-s-" near
Jovellanos. Cuba. recently, four workmen.
who bad taken refuge from the rain under
a cart, were struck by lightning and
killed.
JUDGE BgEwER in the United States
Court at ~. Louis granted n decree OF
foreclosure and sale in the case o: the St
Louis. Hannibal & KeOkuk Railroad.
TIE public deb, decreased during the
month Of September 81, .a..ga.2i.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
has Leased the Captral Branch OF the
twenty-five years.
TIE rebels Sa!cedo and Estrada. belong.
ing 70 the party O: Limbano Sanch-z were
shot on the 18th ult., a, Babecoa. Cgba.
A from Berlin OF TIA. Isl SAYS:
The result OF the recent interview between
VI. de Giers and Prince Bismarck viii lie
to restrain Servia, Greece and Montenegro
from attacking Turk"v. O~therwiS" AUS
tria would certainly make n bold strike COR
Sa!Onict and possibly for ConstantinOrle.
DISPATCHES rec ivei in London on the
st from various European capitals midi
Gated that the crisis resulting from the
Bulgarian-Eas;ern Rou,u.lian Union was
daily becoming more grave.
The English War Office has issued the
report OF Coioue! k-tchner on the fall OF
- ~ 70
entered the city by tine Burri gate. which
was not defended. He acqaits Faraz OF
treachery. FARM was charged with hay-
ing allowed the Mahdl's troops TO enter tho
city.
THE Naval Commission appointed Nv
Secretary Whitney made its report on tho
lst. The report was devoted to the descrip-
ton of vessels the country was thought TO
be most in need ~.
Isl thousand dervishes have advanced
to Hafir. which j. within eighty miles OK
the furthest British stat on on the Nile.
NORRIS * Co, Of New Laredo. Mex,
undertook t. transfer a large quantity Of
goods shipped TO them in bond from Pied
ras Negras TO New Laredo. recently. Thev
afterward found the Transfers belonging
to the transport train securely tied to
trees thirty miles north Of New Laredo,
while the most valuable portion of their
goods had been carried away by robbers.
The Sherman House, Fargo, ID. T., was
recently destroyed by fire.
THE business failures for week ended
October | We're: United States, III: Cam
ada, -; total, 1.s;: as compared with 10
the week previous. The Western AMI Pa
ciiic States furnished over half the CASUAL
ties.
THE Protestant Episcopal Convention If
the diocese of New York declined 10 udopt
the amendment of the PRAYER book pro-
posed by DIR. Richev 10y "A vote of lG1 to
100. \ committee was appoint ii ,o Law
the matter before the General Convention,
In "A t~rotting race at Cleveland. o..
Henry Wilkes defeated Phal!gs in ,hre,
heats, winning the 5000 purse and - per
cent. of the gate receipts. Time, a:I.k.
Tur schooner wb..l.r r,,,5or,, ~
Grand Norois Mich rsc.p,Iv !, forty
ra,boms of v,,.r Uar GRAY, w, ovo
I'm. thar. -. ma ,imo l. o,o,h;,o
wu,,,, Ur,ru 70 s,ocL broL.r-of
go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
Hieks-H~ses on ISe~.

NV lof:K. oc,so-r 2-A Ioaioa
syerial cable % ,he Hor1lf ay.. The pm
cspai ;ope IA Tol4;scA circles ;oAsy 5, TIE
speech % - McAaei fickSBcacA =: SAL
osry. /: = almost tie h>: pao1r ufi--a1e-
IN tSts c1upsxn from : yf0m.z~a; Torn
I-sS.r. AID a.. ao.-d tor vita Src4.
eassTuess IL = disappointing Alike 20
& ends zut enemies from - ya-1~ae..
Ear &chsei sas oay ostsgok~a - r~ga.t
- tas E-n12cA2a ques-a0a- vhlc4 rs A.
:-21y Co-- 81 - Frxzrd~d IS
\ .d-secs IN Ex.s4 p.I.z
Tie spe-cL Is aaEiy satisfactory ~ i.s
Harue.A.-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

THE Government of South Australia
has made ovcrtureS looking to the ne
gotiation of a postal convention with
the United States for the delivery Of
prepaid correspondence without addi-
iional charge and for the establish
ment of a money order exchange svS-
ten between the two countries. This
special convention is required because
of the dcclination of the South Aus
tralian Government to enter the uni
versal postal union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

THE question Of the admission of
half breed Chinese children to the
public schools i'm Little Rock. Ark.
was decided recently. A number of
the half-breeds. with Mongolian fathers
and Caucasian mothers. had applied
for admission. The Superintendent
declined to decide whether they could
enter st the white or colored schools.
The Board was i'm favor of admitting
them to the white schools, thus settling
the veXcd question.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
THE Chief of the Bureau of Statistic

The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
reports that the total value of the inn
ports of merchandise during the twelve
months ended August 81. 1885. were
$57I. 235, 943. and during the twelve
months ended August 81, 1884. S657,-
S71,3l6. 4 decrease of $50. 63j,313.
The values of the exports of merchan-
disc during the twelve months ended
August 81, 1885. were S722. 765. 46l,
and during the preceding twelve
months. S735.0lS. 792, n decrease of
$l.5. 253, .33l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

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Ise Fn.tcGc- Isgs-rm~s; pfoaos~. 20
is'rs sc.rrgi.r ~AEs . la.~n1-1 20 >
81 pezs1tG 10 ID M rscEbsa. asFe.ty
prb4lsasc q Fc-src - to $500 D.
ls-rE .<TvSrs. ~ss-a -1~s ia.o 1an,i.s4
October - Tec e-osa,. o...
sIon- otl~g iais-.. - .r-o-r.a-~ .,
'e11cr. % p n ir,zrss q -~c.a= .a-a
4si,e9s >. tisiz.T sd sx-rsLT - peel.
De H1rrrcyeF s., csa - done fa~ - -,
ssi nG-~r AaE4 - -rra Ne
- 80: g-ct cso<. 80 -u1ranaaoa q,
is~ a1fscs~s .1Dsd - sea "a Tai.
~ay delivery w. - .sc J. s,e4 al =.
Iskes zYoat=L
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

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S1tAluz n lie feas y - a.
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rs1tn< r. bs~a~t ~H a ,
sosslas gsr % ax0y. al "a
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80 800 "a @r par Eaa
90 s1Jf~i wt1 caF tu ~
zrs~ ~ crap Ns1
Al Lr ta1s-a a.er n= -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

GIUSEPPE LoMEARDI. formerly a
lodging house keeper in Milwaukee.
was committed TO an insane asylum at
New York recently. He had converted
his possessions into a draft for twenty
two thousand five hundred francs.
which he was about swallowing under
the impression that he was beset by
thieves, when arrested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

ATTOKNEY GENERAL OBRIEN, of
New York. has Just issued his decision
in the Georgia repudiatcd bond case,
and decided that the State Of Georgia
is in default, and hat the savings
banks Of New York are prohibited by
law from investing in any bonds issued
by the State OF Georgia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

A RECENT dispatch from Berlin says:
1t is understood in diplomatic circles
there that Austria is secretly support
ing Seryia. According to advices from
PhiIippopolis. the report that Russia
wishes TO dcthronc Prince Alexander
has greatly angercd the Roumelians.
The Prince. it is said, was never SO
popular as he IS now.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

A SPECIAL from Laredo. Tex, says a
rumor was current there that the sec
ton men on the Mexican Central Rail
WAY, between Laredo and Saltillo. had
struck on account of their wages being
reduced from seyenty-tive to fifty cents
per day. Much curiosity was mani
tested a to how the McXicans would
conduct the strike.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

A MOVEMENT was reported on foot.
with fair prospects Of success, TO pro-
cure a pardon for the Younger broth
crs. now serving a life sentence in the
Saltwater (Minn.) penitentiary for
participating in the Mortified murder
and bank robbery several years ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

THE plumbers of New York City re-
Gently made Q demand Of their m
ployers for 4 reduction Of hours of
labor from ten to nine, with no re-
auction Of wages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
CURRENT COMMENT.

The death rate in London for the
week ended September 20 was only
1873 per 1000 annually. This figure is
the lowest every recorded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
POSING as a Martyr.
V~rd ward uhink. ~. TIA H~~n Hsr'hir
ant lris.,ty JsjEei-us sr"P"s" fh|
rul,ilr shall n low Hos tho M"sss ""Hs
and WI" Cot ia" taiiy fs""srs'"s
S..n.rsl Grant

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l"Ek. September P-fS
-,ufort.elv f,-of.let room n Iuii Vt
-. - an Nh.
-,
window upon a uBm'FE 81 c't'''o Vac
were p.ayla- an .a<5as upn1 tae o.
,o.{,r IL. 81 &c .,r,cI cher, q. .
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wannrr. ne co1tj8ue Z, "No one vii ever
x,ev ~, Loaf ...r a,v~ been carryfa.
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head aud frad mauF >tatftaruS '1Al
have been made - rrfr.cnr. - wv deal
s--., - ..-, l--. Wi "a,
A.
sH| Ni'aarS on mH 0aF
acicr. I-.rC he u'>i n3;iuc
criticism have krgs 81. AL uttered
r,,sf,. IL, -.,v O., .~v --~ IN.
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complaint - user. hst trsu NV Own
know ,l.c ufwha. have lsac u ~
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hal the sl..htrs. fy1at1'.sg "a fact ltr
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months | worked % 3Ay aud hy night To-
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23
Person Points.

-REy. e. E. CLoUGH started
Wednesday morning for Madison,
Dakota, where he will give his lee
ture on "Life in the Army" for the
G. A. r. post Friday evening.
Saturday will deliver the Anniyer-
sary address for the Odd Fellows Of
that region on invitation Of Grand
master A. E. Clough. On Sunday
lay the corner stone Of new M. f.
church and return on Monday to
Viroqua, where he is subp9naed as q
witness to attend the Circuit Court
and will return as soon as his duties
there are ended.
David Ross went to Madison
on Monday to attend the examina-
ton for appointment to Naval Cadet
ship. David is a very fine, bright
boy and we hope he will win.
DIR. Tallman will start the last
of this week for New Orleans to at
tend the American Medical Associa-
ton which convenes there on the
28th inst. He expects TO be absent
about two weeks.
Mr.. c. Burk, knight Of the
types, formerly Of Platteyille, now
foreman in the newspaper depart
ment Of the leading paper in La
Crosse, paid us an appreciated
visit while in town yesterday.
Jos. II. James, son OF our es-
teemed citizen Jas. James, has been
here for a day or so the past week.
Joe is conducting a harness shop on
his own book at Sac City, Iowa@and
is doing sufficiently well TO feel con
tented.
Fred Penhallegon has departed
for Englewood, H., to work at the
carpenter business during the sum
mer.
John Gray, Of G. @. IL Go. is
off on another purchasing trip for
the firm.
Rev. C. Hendra, Of Ridgeway,
has been here the past few days
with his children.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23
DIED

HALLAM AT Bloomfield. the 18th day of
April. 1856, Mrs. Mary Hallem. wife of Mr..
Joseph Hallcm, departed this life, in the Blst
year Of her pge.
Tho deceased had been aing for some little
time, but had sufficiently recovered 10 resume
the duties of the house, and retired 10 rest on
Friday evening IN apparently improving health,
but soon informed her now bereaycd husband
that she could not sleep He soon discovered
her breathing a little unnatural. and got up
and sent boy 10 cali the nearest neighbor.
some two hundred yards distant She, IN the
meantime said 10 her husband, Joseph. /
shall leave you soon" gave him message 10
each Of her seven children, all absent. calling
them all by name. She then began calling on
the Lord, and Just as the neighbor arrived the
vital spart had fled.
In all her relations Of life as a WIFE, mother
or neghbor she was kind, modest and unas
suming, ever ready 10 wait on sick neighbor,
and to do everything that an intelligent nurse
could do. She had been q member Of the
church at Bloomfield for many years and that
society has, in her DEATH lost one Of its most
efficient workers and brightest ornaments.
The funeral took place at Bloomfield on Tues
day at p. m, and was very largely attended
by the sympathizing friends and neighbors Of
the family. Rev Mr.. Blckford Of Dodgeyillc,
oGiciated. I.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23
NUMBER II.

of cloth. Put narrow strips of
boards across the bed at intervals of
four feet to support cloth and keep
boards in place. Also put strips
lengthwise over the middle of bed
on the cross strips to support cloth.
If there are no supports for the cloth,
it will settle, and most of the rain
will run to middle of bed and kill
the plants. When plants get four
or six leaves, the cloth should be re.
moved a part of the time. Much
care should be taken at first as the
plants are very tender and are easily
killed, Try a small bed this way
first, and sow the main bed the old
way.
TO FIT THE GROUND.
Manure at the rate of thirty or
more two horse loads of stable or
barn yard manure per acre. Plow
as early in the season as possible.
This is usually right after corn
planting, but if done earlier it is all
the better If not plowed early,
drag or cultivate early in the spring
and repeat at intervals, so that the
ground willnot bake and dry out If
dry enough roll as soon as plowed.
In dry weather it is best to roll each
days plowing the same day it is
plowed. The clods are crushed
easiest at this time, and the moisture
retained. The more the ground is
stirred with the drag or cultiyator
the better. Mark the ground into
rows two feet and eight inches apart,
each way, and make hills in the
cross. Some prefer low ridge to
hills, and, various devices are used
to make the ridges, each farmer us
ing his own ingenuity in the matter.
To be continued
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23
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