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After "Offensive Partisans."

WASHINGTON, June s.-Everett T.
Wheeler and Frederick Whiteridge, OF
New York, counsel of the National Civil
Service League, have written
to the postmaster general re
questing the removal OF certain
postmasters in different parts of this
country for violation of sections III anc
IL of the civil service law. These. sec
tions forbid tho solicitation OF political
subscription in Federal offices. The
letter is accompanied by afhdavitS
supporting the allegations, which vii
be Investigated.
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Washington Monument Struck by Light
ming.

WASHINGTON, June determination
Of tho Washington monument to-day
confirms the report that the cap stone
had been shattered by lightning. a
break was made by lightning on the
northeast corner OF the cap stone and
four fragments fell 10 the grOnnd w here
they were found to-day nearly 10 fest
from the base OF tho monument. The
at the top of the shaft, carefully inspect
ing the injury TO the stone. To repair
the damage win require the resetling OF
several stones.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-11
The Locust P lague.

CHATTANOOGA, Juno TO-. Further
news has been learned In reference to
the appearance of swarms of locusts in
the ridges north of this city. The num-
bers are increasing and all shrubbery
and trees and every green object is COW
cred with insects. In some localities
they are go numerous that all other
sounds are drowned by their noise. To-
day they began moving in the valley
and are spreading through the lowland
farms. They appeared in this country
IL years ago and destroyed nearly all
vegetation.
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Ferdinand Ward.
NEW YORK, Juno l0.-Tho following
communication has been received from
Eardinuul Ward.

COMMUNICATION has boon received from
Ferdinand Ward:
nLudrow Street Jail, New York, June ~,
1885. To the associated Press:
~ undersJhnd that IL has been
reported that | intended to try to es-
cape RON Jail tonight and that detec e
tives had Dsen sent here TO watch
me. respectfully ask that you viii
atate for nae 10 tho pubic
that the, matter OF escape
has been the furthest from my thoughts,
and nay intentiou is and has been rom
tho first to await my trial and defend
myself against the many attacks made
against me. III it he'd boon my desire TO
escape l could have done 50 long
before my arrest, but IL has never Gu
tered my mind, and feel that It is very
unjust on the part OF anyone 70 suspect
such o thing. Very respectfully,
UEERDINAND HARD.n
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WINsBoRo, June. 9.-[Correspond-
ence.l District Court has just got
through with business and will adjourn
Wednssdsy. A number Of cases were
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No Yellow Fevor,

NEW ORLEANS, June 10-Dr. Holt,
president of the Board of Health, says
that there IS no yellow fever within the
city limits or anywhere uosr the city.
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Pozzoni's nIedIcated Complexion Powder
For infants toilet it is an indispen-
sible article, healing all excavations
immediately. Mothers should use 1t
freely ON the little ones. It is perfectly
harmless. HFor sale by druggist.
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The total area exceeds 100000 acres;
the plant is healthy, growth nearly av-
ersge, tho stand gooG. Where the
recent rains have been excessive
the crop is in the grass. The
general average Is 90, which is
higher than in the three preceding
years in June. There is an unusual IN
| iformity on condition only Tennessee
showing less than 80. The state aver
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-11
The Omclai Agricultural Department
Report,

WASHINGTON, June lO.-The June re-
port of the Department of Agriculture
will mako an increased cotton area of 5
to per cont;
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poe geat. ma ihe sIsfass 90 o0hdidion
Corn vii be- feOoried Ia July, bat vol
untafy fsiufna indicate an lnifease ~
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Ia some States there has been greater
loss of area than was anticipated IN pre-
vious reports. The average yield Will
evidently be less than 10 bushels per
acre. The probable product OF winter
wheat States, according to these returns,
is reduced to about 2O7 600 bushels,
but none of the Territories are in
cloded in the winter wheat area.
The report of spring wheat is more
favorable. The disposition last autumn
to reduce its breadth on account of the
low price was checked by the loss OF
winter wheat area and later by the
British Russian war rumOrs. Sub
stantially the same area has been seeded
as last year, about 100000 In
northern New England, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and
ali the Territories. The percentage
last years area is 95 in Wisconsin, 9t
n Minnesota, 102 in Iowa, So in Ne
braska, l03 in Dakota.
The condition of spring wheat is 81
and indicates a crop of about LIS, 000, 00l
bushels. The following is the aver.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-11

The condition of winter wheat Is re-
ported lower than ever before
known. The general per centage
declined from 70 in May to %. The av-
arara of the principal States is:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-11

The present report, therefore, indicates
wheat crop Of 360,000,00O bushels, or
@, 900, 900 bushels smaller than that OF
1881.
The general condition of rye lie SO.
The area of barley is nearly the same
as ip 1884 and the average OF condition
is 50.
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srtscYscci an over tae %SoFlce.


Tho Greatest Medical Triumph Of the Aga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-20

AlonsD Cano IA sometimes called the
- Michasl Angelo Of Spain" becanse be
Vas an architect. sculptoT and painter.
He was bora al Granada In l6Ol, and
died In lsSf.
His versatile talsnts secured him
hkRh rank Anong artists. and BIS snrea
lent ternper MAIDS others unwilling 10
Interfere with hiin. - be hesitate4 a
psthina when angry.
he wss determined % be veil paid for
his wofis; aud on ens occasion. when be
made All image for an e1dttoT In chan
eery, ia Granada. hts price vas die.
patsd. Cslno deaaanaed sne Aundred
acnhloens. The asdHtor asked boz mach
time hsa been spena in making the i'm
ass. Cana replied:
ssexna Iive and ssfcnty dAys."
aAh.n sid the auditor. " yoa demand
fear doaahhsans day"
aYoa are wrong,r replied Cane, for
I have sp~Rt nfty years N teAFnins 70
carve snch an Image in theae tes
days
Very VEIL responded The auditor.
~ havs spena my life In sitting myselt
| sor . higher professIoa thSn you're. and
nos an satished Il ! So ons d0aelocs
A. sAis Case nss ia,s . passiOn. ss'
caAimines
a higher profsssioa. indsed. To
king cAs make iadnss cut Of tie dasa o.
sAs earih. has God alane can make Al
Ahsnso CAElo."
And be dAsh.a The Image aPoa III
payeaeni, 9Asre Il fell wish sach fere.
| thaa ths eslAlsor ran - fast as be eeaid
| g. .a~. sA,ak a.. .-na.hf tknnR hfn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-20
HUMANITY sNDEED.

Whenever the monopoly is criticised
it's friends are fond Of pointing 10 the
hospitals IL has established for the care
OF men wounded in its service, as proofs
OF the broad humanity which marks its
dealings. There is in Sacramento a fine
railroad hospital to which railway
hands are taken when they are wounded
in railway accidents and treated until
they are cured. This looks generous
enough. bot when II is closely investi-
gated the scheme seems less liberal and
more selfish.
In the first place the hospitals are not
maintained ct the COS, Of the monopolS.
They are kept by a tax upon the earn
ings of employees. as similar hospitals
at mines and other like works are sus-
tanned. In the next place, there is an
obvious advantage In keeping wouu cd
men under the eye and control OF the
railway ofiisials. They have q claim
against toe company fer damages. Oh
viousiy, il will be easier 90 settle this
claim with a maa who is under the rail
way roof and in the hands OF railway
doctors, away from his friends, than
With ene who 10 at home with relatives
and friendly advisers. We venture 10
say that no wounded man ever gets
treated in the Sacramento hospital with
out sarrendering his claim for damages
against the company. II he dies, tbs
cunning arrangement develops again.
The Coroner of sacramento il bound TO
hold an inquest. Bat the Coroner is an
undertaken and gets the hospital bust
ness. He Ia not sach 9 fool ss 10 give
trouble 10 90 good customer ~ the rail-
way. He either decides--as he did In
she case of man who was killed in
1883, and Which was reported IN the
chroaicls at the sime-that there Ii no
Rroand for heldinG an inquest. or be
takes care 10 impanel q jury Which will
and that the man died Of dyssntery
which broke his skull and let dis brains
oct.
The common practice Of the eom-
pAny 10 70 bulldoxs the family Of Q man
Who IL killed into snrrendering their
ciainn, and 70 bay of the claims ci
msn Who are wounded with promises
There vas man--so goes the story
Who Was killed on the Southern Pacids
was living In this city and went 10 tia
that her husband came 10 bic death
4 t2f0AAA& U.s. I'VE h1AkA3GA&fEs 81A tAAAi
shs had no claim whatever on the com
pany. SIN, II she would sign certain
papefs, the company would. on ds,
sci, give hsF $500 a. q matter Of charity
SEE agreed. and only beeeed tha. hol
hasbAnd's BODY be broaeht hone 10 b
barred IN heI family plot. Il va
brought accordingly, and the COMPANY
charged heF 500 far hFinsinQ To- An
other man had his arm horribly crashe.
and had 10 have Il ampetated. He va
assured thHt IL be would agree not I.
s1e fer damages the eompAny Nouis
give him wcrk fox life de gave The re
quiFed stipulation and was ct v vosb
Bat few months aftersard, On
frivolous pressxt, be vss aisoharesd
He bad eeassd 70 be dangerous. and %
corporation had no eompanotion d
hreakine il promise.
NoS, u ans Of the FAilRosa craan
uill undertake 20 deny Any Of thss
stories. we think ws can prove them Z
the satisfaction 81 the pablid.-S. ,
ckFstsiCie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-20

Servia has made great progress IN The
lAss half csntary. Fifty years ago .
Ssrvian woald "A soon have expeceed
his pigs 10 read ~ his daughter. Nor
ras tkis wondsrfui. II - rsnsmbsx thai
Prince MiiossA. the swinsberd whom
God inspired - deRises ssrvia. eould
nnisher Rad uef write. ard thai tins
ruler was Dot usose txnorAnt thAn his
snhiects. In lisa there vks ma pm
mart school 10 The enantry excHpt IN ths
shisf towns % shs disiries ALI par
haps. ~ In lisa scarcely : village Has
uisha1a q pfimxEy srhooi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-20
PACIFIC COAST.

batt0fe ot a. ts aIhsft.
San Francisco, March ia. G. Gil
bert, real estate agent and builder, of
Alameda, has failed. The principal I'm
secured creditor is she San Jose Inde-
pendent Mill and Lnuibsr Company for
Si2,7Ia. The total liabilities are esti.
mated at 90. 90; assets $4,000. As
the greater part Of his real estate Is en-
cnmbsred. she available assets will
probably not exceed $1,000.
Gamma Nevada.
DIR. Palmer announces that Enms
Nevada gill positively sing next Mon
day night.
Or. wixom, Neyada's father, vas
stricken With paralysis during the night.
The case IL stated TO be Of grave char
scter, but physicians are hopeful Of his
recovery.
Aasaaee iu assurance Rates.
In vIes OF the probability Of var be l..
tween England and Russia Insurance
rates have advanced one quarter Per
eept co csrgoes shipped from this port
~ Liverpool and Qas0nsto IN tn British
ships. Il is believed thai rates viii fur
thsr advance In fee days.
Ashore nj Little River.
SAs Francisco, March ia Mer-
chants Exchange dispatch states that
the schooner Agnes Nicolaysen. from
san Francisco fer Whisesoora in bal
last, went ashore On the rocks 81 Little
River and IL total loss. She vas q
vessel Of 70 tons. tso. thirds owned BY
her commander, Captain Ingasisen-
Beash % I'VE old Residents
4 ~. r...~<r. M.xs.h 70 -fthaa n
Anderson. residing near Port Discovery,
died today Of enlargement of the liver
and Chas. & Abernethy. OF DangeDess
died yesterday Of erysapelss. Beth ars
old residents Of the Territory.
sAippsag iaaeliiEraee-
SAS FaAxctSco, March ~ Arrived
steamer Qaeen Of The Pacific. from
| Portland; steamer Cfeoege W. Elder
from Victoria; bark Majestic. from Ma
nainao, schooner JezRie Wand. from
Colnaabia river.
ssilea-Ship Psru. tor Port Toxnssnd
TAroosa, March ~. - Cioudy, ans
fresh northwest wind- No singing
Pokr LUDLOW. March ls.-Arrivee-
Bark Afkwrisht
ntniag saseks
| sAx fRAxczsoo. March -. - Aipai
Csc, BeleheF 80. BsdiB Con aI6. Balse
Sc. Chollar les, Con California and VIZ
| 9tnia 100, Crown Point 90. Eureka ;
Gsald 4 Garry sse. Hale 4 Narcros
$50. MsxicAn 3se. Maao LIS. Ophsr 20
Posnzi sac, Savage LIS. Sierra Nsxad
sse, Uniou sse, Ysllow Jacket 10. Bes
4 bescAsr I.DA Ala Sc.
-
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ntning ssscks

Cleveland d nct she arst President
Who hzs tAken too Cabinet afAceEs ffom
he sanae state. JsAn AdAnlS JeHsrssa.
Madisan, Tyler, Pslk., BaeAanan. Lam
coin and Grams ali did II. Adams took
tuo virginians -JoAn Marshall. secrs-
sAry Of STATE, and Charles Lee. Atsor-
nov General and vhen Jsaerson cAms
IN he resarnsd the czinspiiEnent By tak
inr sxo members u his Cabi1et fr0In
A as.snhaassts.
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Maniisbas Demands.

WINNIPEG, March l9-At a meeting
Of the Manitoba Rights party of the
Provincial Parliament this evening 6
demand was made for the redistribution
OF seats in the House and the resigna-
ton of the Ministry and the deception
Of the terms offered Manitoba by the
Federal (soyernmenf
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The Expssitisn.

NV OgLKASs. March l9.--i he fine
weather. has given fresh impetus to
the Exposition, and the attendance has
increased considerably. Ths chief
event today was q balloon ascension by
Professor Van Tassel. of Cali fornia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-20

] ~ FRAHctsco, Marllh I9.-rha case
\ Osaey W. tho New York Life lnsur-
~ Company, was concluded today in
u lated States Cir,iuit Court The
eska aato recover $4,000 insurance
zAs lie Of Michael O'Bfien, taken
ofptt5 - security. The defense Was
lz ihsfs ives false personation Of
euxn assured. and that IL deceased
mIhe p,Fson insured, be falsely repre-
nod hih physical condition when he
4 eat ihe policy. The verdict was
b he nnupany.
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Robbery at MONDAY.

COLUMBUs. D.. March ~ Robbers
entered Donaldson Il Co. = bank at noon
today and secured $500 The propris
tsrs were in the bank at the time, and
It Is though. either tn u they had fallen
asleep or that they we're chi0rofOr.ned.
There is no clue TO the guilty parties.
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treaty RaiiacaIIsss.

WksHISGroS, March -. The Senate
IN executive session ratified the treaty
With the hhedive Of Egypt and the con
VentIon relating to boundary lines be-
tween this cosntry and Mexico. The
treaty With the KhediVe extends 10 the
United states commercial privileges
which Great Britain enjoys. The treaty
made with Mexico recognizes the prin-
eiples Of international Law 10 the settle
ment OF disputes which may occur over
the eh hanging Of the bed of the Rio
Grande river
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Agitating q scheme.

wSsIPEG. March 1.-THE Canadian
Pacific Is aRitstine a scheme to secure
the land grant Of the Winnipeg 4 South
western TO build a branch TO the Turtle
Mountain country In Dlkota.
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Destifate ansi DyiuG.

LoSDoS, March ls.-The wife of Jas.
stephens, she Fenian recentiv expelled
from Francs, tsIegraphed z. Dwyer
Gray, lrish member Of Parliament, that
her husband 10 destitute and dying, q.
Mons, Belgian. Gray forwarded
DapAv
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Geaerni Grant.

New YoKK, March 19.-Grani passed
good night, sleepinR With bus little In
tefrurfion. he arose early in the morn
ing and took breakfast Of coffee. beef
and honAny, the frat solid food eaten to
day or sWo. he felt bsttsr and more
refreshed, and the doctors report that
has oonditiOn this morning is more
favorable.
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This sounds Ike Business.
Mere Appointments.

A number Of nominations were sent
to the Capitol To-Day. but arrived after
adjournment. IL is understood that
they consisted Of appointments IN
der the State Department, bat psrticu-
lars we're not disclosed. Prominent
tennessee Democrats assert. however.
that ex-Congfsssman Atkins Was named
in the list as Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, and IL II rumored that John B.
Scott of Indiana was named for the
position Of Public Printer.
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NOTICE.

TwENTY DOLLARS REwAEn
vii 10 peid for the arrest and nsM-
ykefi0n Of any pef.oa o. peFsons izterfax.
lng With any o. The lines u IL rax9f
Sound Telegraph Camp&nf.
nAsawlw 2. = MlNOR. srssnL
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Ceaaterteiser. Arre.le.l.

CHICAGO. March l9-Ths Federal
officials have under arrest Jos, Skillon
and Georgs II. Osborne, charged with
manufacturing and passing counterfeit.
silver c1iu. The officers say they shad-
owed thsm vheR going ab Jut passing
money aud found in their house IN the
outskirts Of the city dies. presses. ETC.,
OF excellent workmanship and capable
OF farming out coins at a very rapid
rate and OF q quality that would almost
defy detection.
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49, ~ n. T.. March Ia--Ia she
~ asies GIcais Opnrs tssAy J a.irs
~ ! Msed that tha Nsx Yark, wes,
AZ. zslo kAilrot2i saaly sazae eers
Ar~s " znstN ~ mol iasa than rrar 10
iNss 81 SSx. 0oo, Which saaii I,s
tes, e tA's nsst mara9sRe. Al.
N 49, Ntvsn % usFshiAsa hoe saa,-
An~ elnsfy nseessaEy 10 ageE.
sa alea 10 saIs The pallaAn
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a BeIitgereni Gsyerusr.


HELENA, Mont, March l9.-romor
roy morning the inisfeadeHf will con
tain full account Of the new gold iind.
We extract the following The dis
oavrry was made on the old Blacktoot
road. about four miles from Helena.
Six mines are In the course Of develop
msut and stakes ara bsing Get for Eve
miles around. The ore has proven 30
rich Tint IL ~ taken from the miuea In
saeks ana shtppsd without being put
throaah any process. The country IL
alive with people. Within the Ian few
days soae very promising claims have
been located within the city limits Of
Helena
mere Cempiiestisss-
spsfSuEusLn, March ia private
telearain vas received here tonight stat
ine thai senator Beiggs Is In .
dying condition and Is not ex-
neossd 10 survive until morn
me. Representative Kerr has gone
10 Mattosn tonight 20 zee his
brother, who was killed this after
noon By another brother. consequently
the Republicans will nos vote tomor-
res.
A FatIare.
PITrslluRa. March la.--An tnEsnieas
attempt TO escape from toe river side II
the penisentiary was frustrated today
by guard Discovering 5o-foos tuansi.
which reached aimost oatsids 81 the
walls. The wsrk Of excavation has been
conducted 80 quistiy that u was only
through accident thai the scheme failed.
Ahoal 50 prisoners arr behaved 10 have
been eoz,csrHed in tbs plos.
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Poxr TOWNSEND. March ls.-Chaa 4.
Anderson, residing near Port Discovery,
died today Of enlargement of the liver;
and Cbas. T. Aberncthy. OF DangeDess.
died yesterday Of eryapelss. Beth are
ola residents Of the Territory.
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ID ~. AaseA ls..-Jahn j. ksyrne.
- - eslzsn Central passenger ser.
Il - 49, ehlasga af tho passenger
"a geR4Ftmenil OF the Oregon
49,. - NastgataEn Company ~
- OleRozL an Anal la
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WAsHISgroS, March Iy.-CarroIl ID.
Wright. Commissioner of Labor, rec
ommends that three special agents be
sent To Europe for three TO i've months
and that eight or ten such agents be
appointed for the United States to in
veatiRate the labor question in all it's
various ramihcAtions. The suggestion
meets with the approval of Secretary
Lamar
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1ks NJ other bonds Of the company.
strike or Teiexraphers.
R<.a-a0 ka...E "a r. o. =,

BosTos, March l9.-The entire nigh,
force Of the Bankers' Il Merchants
Telegraph Company stopped work to-
night. 1t Is understood that the strike
u general throughout the whole line Of
the company owing 10 arrears Of cav.
The receiver offers 20 pay 10 per cent Of
that due II accepted IN fail settlement.
fal payment u asked, and the strike
followa.
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WASHINGTON, March l9.-Arehbishop
jiooons, Of Baltimore, called at tue
Executive Manslon by appointment this
afternoon. IN company With X. L. Aer-
flek, aud wa BY the latter presented 10
President Cleveland, Who received them
IN the Blue Parior. After a pleasant
eonSersation of half an hour. the Arch
bishop took his leave, reseiving from
the President a cordial Invitation 10 re-
peat tie call.
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- sesx March is.--sa0nes was in
- saspis 81 staAtl Per cent.
E.. pitna tnpef, ssa5; en-.
= o'ih gai<t At lass demand,
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FOR SALE.

One nile from Renten. three-quarters Of
q mile from Cedar River Railroad fine
body Of land easy cleared Is per acre !;
big bargain.
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yx FsEK, March 10. The unfavora.
sneosls eoncsrnina the winter wheat
Isdizns md Illinois In the journal 81
eaass and other commercial
a.sAis are prominent topics ON 'ohauRe
n Tbey represent that the southern
,izzs giants have suffered severely
q altsRnating thaving and freezing
asssn counties In Indiana and -four
4, lfsois not even a fair crop In ex
cd Reports from eight Illinois and
NIsdiAna counties indicate that ths
! ~ 3 aniniured, and also that the far
81 d Ne districts where the prospect.
. go unfavorable do not despair Of
.nssps. II few weeks OF good grow
ssaiher should supeEveue.
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The Pauaula Reyolatisn.

PANAMA, March bah il quiet here.
The United States steamer Wachusest
has relieved H. N S. Heroine. guarding
the railway. Is is reported that the
reosl lsader. Preston. has given foreign
ers u Loors to quit Colon.
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EASTERN NEWS.
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San JUAN DEL SUI, Nicaragua. March
l9.-fhe Interior reports that Nica-
raguan and San Salvadorian troops are
massing on the frontier of Honduras,
and an attack will probably soon be
made. Honduras is reported to be in a
state of instruction.