Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-12


spring wheat Is 96 and indicates
crop OF about l6S,00O,OOO bushels. The Az
esa9e ior Wisconsin Is %, Minnesota ~
Iowa iVO, Nebraska luz, Dakota lOl. Inc
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els smaller than that of 1884. The general
condition Of rye is So. The area of barley
| is nearly the same as in 1884 and the aver
age of condition il SO. The acreage of oats
has been increased per cent and the aver
ACE OF condition is "a. Corn will be re-
ported in July, but voluntary returns indi-
cate an increase Of area.
The morninu session of the confercnce NJ
charities was largely devoted to reports of
committees on statistics of various kinds.
The conference noted the difhculty IN pro-
curing complete returns OF statistics of pau
perism, crime and insanity. committed.
Various committees were appointed to con-
Ter Win the naIiohai bureau OF educatlon
VIII we" vi securing IT, aiu III coiiecuns
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The marine hospital bureau IS informed
that Two vessels supposed to be injected
with yellow fever have cleared from Cen
fuegos lot delaware BreakwaIer and are due
al the iatter pace To-Day, Inc quarantine
omeer OIL breakwater mas Deen notified and a
revenue cutter rom Ihladeiphla has been
ordered 10 intercept tne vessels on their ar
siVai'
THE GEN. GRANT TRoPHYs,
Col. Batchelder, deputy ouarterm aster
general left Washington last NIGHT for New
York to bring to Washington the testi-
monials and presents received by Ger. Grant
4
10 the government by Mr.. Grant Col
Batcbelder was especially selected for this
duty by the secretary Of war a few DAYS
AGO. II has not been decided where thew
will be permanently placed.
.n.o,x,,,vxrs
Inc PreSiuent 1o-cAy appointed tne ioi-
loving COLLECTORS Oh internal revenue: I:
mcOorrigan, LOT Inc N,htn district OF
rennsyivahia; geo M; n. dawes Tor the
our'h o's'ilc. VI Sicnhs"n.
THE BAD BED AkN.
In telegram dated TT. Bayard, n. NJ,
9th inst, Col. Bradley states that it is GER
tain the hostile Apaches are making for
Mexico by way of STEMS Peak range. The
troops and scouts are stationed IN Stems
Pass, Doubtful Canon and the San Louis
valley to intercept them.
Under date OF Demnlng, June 9Th, Gen.
Crook telegraphs that preparations to ope-
rate against the hostles in accordance with
my telegram OF the 9th should be made with
the least possible delay. In my judgment
as rule the Indians thus far have only
killed citizens to get arms and ammunition,
but if after some of their members have
been killed the Indians are driven back into
the United States there IS no
estimating the damage they will be
likely to do. The number OF people
living in the mountains and their property
interests have increased enormously since
the time of Victoria; SO that if the Indians
meet among these mountains again such
wall will ascend as will make ole Rome
now. AN early reply Is requested, wnlcn
WIN serve 70 nns.ract e a 70 ahe .ea.,ons
OF the Governments put desire 70 reiterate
thittihg Luis oispatcn.
Co. C,oot,ss ra,,,ast 70 ,bo ax,npt 81 III
power and submits the matter for the ac-
ton of the war department.
In another dispatch from Deminc Gen.
Crook saws: From the report of Lieut..
Davis, lust received, it is probable that all
the Indians have crossed the railroad, hav-
ing got past the troops in STEMS Pass ex-
cent party of six or seven
bucks and few women and children under
Mongus. who left the main party in the
Moeollan mountiun. This party is now
west of Hillsboro. moving south. with Can
tains Chaffee and Wallace on the trail. The
scouts think that the main part of the
women and children are already in Mexico,
though it is possible that Lawton may in
tercept them. ! have some hopes that
Crawford, who left Acepar at yesterday
morning Win scouts ana company Oh
.hn"' may nc ao,S ~ m E suno .,
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Inc comptroller OF the currency To-day
authorized the Miami County National
bank, OF Paola, Han, and the Winfield Ma
tlonal Dank, OF Wlnheiu, ran, 10 DeSin
DEaihs DShiNu wan.