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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31
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Washington special; Mr. Q. b Tn
ber appeared before The hoese na
uIs,.o on commerce TO-DAY ard sfsVl
she aiyisab.lity % the rasaage u II
g. prevent fU1d aslnltsrAsi0a. Hs nsl
that .he I'LL which hc had heen lssin.
mcusal ia framing waa taasd On 10
urasnrra now IN force tn New lea
N"w Inrsry, Massachusetts, and il.isah
the principal Is4tut wna tho establish
mrus ~ 4 government bareaa ID WISE
iustpu, tltr officials II whirh migAA "a,
chase fool ID any state % territory sd
y found drlrtgripua 10 officially gqs
lia.s their tnsltnea Mr. IlsfiG
stated that uG compound articles she4a
b. sold audsr false pFs,rHaeA
Me- Emory II Philadelphia, prtssisli
81 ih0 society for tbs Prgsehiiqs y
tdaitsrnsioa ~ Food, also appsSEed y
fore shC committee.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31

In Michigan thirty-six counties have
voted, and all save two have gone ''dry."
Prohibition is to go into effect on May
LIST.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31

MrAshEs prevail 10 . considerable q,
teHt IN tho vicinity u Fairfield
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
The eio WALK GOES on.
Twenty Your Ncn DALI ,a the Race.
Trouble over tho Scoring.


Trouble over tho Scoring.
NEW YoRR, Feb. 5.--Considorablc dissat-
iSi,,ctiou with tho scoring at the big walk
ing matc1 ia Madison Square Garden yes
ter ay was manifest and IN many INSTANCES
with only too much reason, expressed.
Even 1llly, who alleges IN, he is clergy
man, was unbi bical ia his references 10 tho
ucn with tho knobs and pencils, and init.
mated that II they didn't cease 10 bo oblivi-
Gus tot laps hc was making they might
q. VOL, bc ina "A country that IN not dosg-
mated ON the maps use in the public
schools Poor old "Lcppor' Hughes, who
siilcj along IA "a pitiablc condition, fOand
abundant occasion To call attention to the
inaccuracies IN his scorc, as did also Sui
l,van. Little Viut and the Engllsnman,
Cartwright. were OF the very few who
Il 'dn't complain at the scoring, but they had
objections 20 offcr 10 the management
Nint ddo't relish having his lower up split
10y Dempsey, and Cartwright very plnuly
said that Il ho was 20 be hustled OF tho
sawduot he would walk on top Of the fence
rather than have his clothes torn by Oo,ng
rubbed up against IL.
"Thr Lcppcr" was ~ usual, in the front
rank OF the grumblcrs, and, though he was
undoubtedly cNtravagant IN has assertion
mlCs, auv one who Watched the very
crratlc way la which tho scoring was por-
formed could well understand how he
might have somo reason FOR his accusation.
For hls slxty-clghth aud sixty-niuth
miles he walked ai ,htcen inst al OF six
teen laps, and in his sevcuticth mile the
lap scorer had 10 add a lap missed even Ia
IL 10 make IL tally with tho man culCull-
ting the m les Pauchoi had only covered
seven laps IN his scvcnty-siXth mile when he
was given tally, and Elson's cighticth
mile consisted OF only six laps. Elson had
been keeping u close eye on tho scorer,
VIII Oh evidently so excited the lattcr that
he gave him the credit Of a lap again for
the eighty first mile, whom In fact ho was
only starting out upon IT,
Under the conditions OF agreement the
following men. who stayed tll midnight,
will he debArrcd for being under the one
hundred mile score within the first
twenty. four hours Kccshou, Dufrauc,
Burrcll, Atwood aud Ncwhart
Others dropped out RAPIDLY between
and A., whcL their score became hopeless.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
Catholic T.mperano. Work.

Cnic,Go, Fob 5. The fact rs developed
that Father tlca v, whose temperance
work here for the past two weeks has ere
atcd sensation, has resigned the charge OF
his church al Kenosha, Wis, aud will de
vote himsclf 10 national temperance
movement. Bishop IRELAND, who ~ at the
head of The movement, hns appointed
Father Clcary to ead tho crusade. Gu T..
ahy, wealthy packer, W T. R"nd, "coil
baron.' and many other Catholic layman,
have subscr,b ii sum, varying from S!0)D
and upward 10 the fund. Bishop ireland -
determined on tho fund rs an outcome ol
the declaration Of the plennry counc that
temperance work should be- undertaken by
the Catholic church and under church con-
troll. Father Cleary win go east next woek.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
\ Coiorod Sailor Rewarded for usrol.m.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Tho British Gov.
crumcnt has awarded Frank Bradshaw,
coorcd, employed In a Thirteenth street
restaurant, "a handsome bronze medal and
two pounds sterling for hcroism in tho Bay
of Biscay IN 1884 Bradshaw was steward
on the British bark Anabel, commanded
Dy Captain Crimmins, who allowed his
crew u leave their sinking craft 10 get on
board the steamship IBERIA which hap.
pencd 20 be near. when safo on board
TIC iberia bradshaw was the only man
who would return for Captain Crimmlns,
whose vessel WAS then founderIbg Cap
tain Clpportan. the English Consul, will
present the medal aud money for tho Gov.
eTutncut
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
The Canadian strike.

CoRSNiLL, Ont, fcO. ; There 10 no
change In the situation regarding the strike
OF the 90 ton factory operatives. COM
uitteo OF clcrgymen and citizens wa tel on
the mill Managers, but they refused
70 max. any cnangs IN the hgures SUB
mi ted 10 the operatives. II has been sug-
gestsd 20 the operat vcs that they endsavOr
TO have the provisions of the Ontario Fac
tory Act strictly enforced, as 10 said many
children are employed m the mill under
age. .king TIE places % other persons
who would have o D. paid more money.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
BECAUSE RE SMOKED.
A Ma-saohusetts Minister bounced for
Using TobacCo.

A MaasaohuHetts Minister Bounced for
Using Tobacco.
NHSp0N, Mass. Feb. q Rev Mr.. Was
sail, OF the orthodox church here, has boon
dismissed from ms pastOratc because OF an
objectionable indulgence IN tobacco. He
administered the cosvel IN the only church
in town 10 little flock Of worshippcrs.
His salary was only 81 yoar, wilh not
very pretenttous parsonage, rent FREQ.
Besides thi, there was an annuity OF 81 y,
the gift OF the Conference. Rev. nr.
Nassail learned to smoNe while AZ college.
He was not an ycteraie smoker. As his
small salary DID not permit the use of the
weed iu the form 81 cigar. he used a pipe,
fr m which he derived much @olacc,
although the Practice was ndulgci IN
secretly.
His habits coming 70 the notice of his
parish opers Mr. Wassail WAS called 10 a.
count al "A meeting of the church lust week
Tn re were some who recommended the 90.
tention Of the par-ou in the church n he
would agree 10 give up hrs ppc. Tho NIT
iority OF the mcmters. however, ruled that
hrs sin could not be forgiven aud IT was
vo' ed 10 dism IS hIn.
Tho Rev. Mr. Wassal IL young man,
and a- his sermons are strong aud original
his friends believe he Will have no difficulty
In finding another pistOrite. tho members
OF wh ch are more lIbcral-Inindod.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
Irnnl,la Amnnn InA EnIirra.

BrFrALo, Feb. L There istrouble here
out on Lake Eric--among the rival Ice cut
tcrs There nrr a hundred mon on each
side The men seek 10 stop oach other
from harvesting ico. A fight occurred
Yesterday, and the superintendent Of
Police sent out detail OF men Bakcr, a
proprietor on one side, shot NJ Morris, a
rival propric' or. and killed his horse. Tho
police will remain on duty on the ice I'll
the flculty Ia settled. IL Ia problblc hat
the Uuted States authorities may be
called upon 20 intervene, a, tho locality -
beyond tho brcakwatcr.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

RocKroRT, III, Feb o. Mrs. Gougcr. o
prominent woman's rights advocate. ISSUED
invtati. ~ 10 eight preachers M tins
vciniiy ask ng lhcm 10 meet and discuss
with her the subject at public meeting,
and stating also that y refusal 10 accept
on their part would bo construed ~ u de.
sire 10 avoid the issue. Yesterday she
appeared or tho platform at the place of
meeting, ars placed on the rostrum eight
vacant chairs. each one labeled with the
name Of minister who had failed 10 alr
pear H. her address she criticised with
much freedom the nbscntccs, and declare .
that their wives void be JustiHed 10 re
fusing TO hive with them
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
. m..o,Ie on,rr,i r.son ro,o Court.

CLEyBLtND. Fsb.3 The contest between
the ClcyclJni Scottish Rte Masons and
the regular ord sr, " iich has been carriel
on in fhs State for "A period OF two years,
taken into court ycstsrliy by the serv-
ing of an injunction upon w. B Hillman,
Grand High Priest OF he Royal Arch Ma
sons in ono, restrlininz him from pre-
venting the installation OF tho officers re-
Gently elects-i by Warren Chapter Of New
ark iIiIlman had declared tie election
null and VOID because the officers chosen
alliuatsd with the scottish Rite NasOus
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 6 Miss Louise
Ro &C, "A school teacher, three Of whose
pupils died in nor arms during the recent
blizzard, VIII lose both feet and a portion
Of one arm as the result OF exposure.
Nearly HODl has already been contr butcd
~ the fund for the teachers. Mss Free.
man, Miss Royce and Mss Shattuck, who
lost both her lower limbs. over 800 of
this amount goc. 10 Mss Shuttuck lndi.
cations are TINT This lund will reach be
tween fS,OJO and tlO.OD within the neat
tl..-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
ALLEGED nvna,niter- Convicted.

LoS OK, 4 b. T. 4-Thomas Callal an
NJ chael Harkius, who were charged WI h
being connected with dynamite cOnsplr-
acy, were found guilty yesterday and So 10
fenced 10 tiflccu years pcudl -cryItudc. At
tile close Of The triul Caliu protested his
Innocence. llarkins uIidc "A spirltcj appeal
t. the Court, ia winch he sad that hc was
not man who would inJure property and
sGcr fee life. az he hal a family that was
dear ~ hin Ia America. making him under.
stand the value OF other lives Minister
Phelp. and Mr. Van Wagner were OF the
b ench during The closing hours Of the trial
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
seven .aiIor. piek.d ZIP.

Y.v YoKK, Feb o The brig Csrib, Capt.
Montgomery. which has arrived IN port
from Truk 10. on January q, AZ 10 O'Clock
In the mOrni p. while near Point Castillo
Bar, or Honduras. she fell IN vi an open
boat containing seven Of the crew OF the
Norwegian bark Hans, co mAnded By Capt
Ericksel. Tho bark was wrecked while
of Serrano Iank she was on the psssagr
FROM HAMBURG 70 Aspinwa The men
b a been entirely without food or water
fir four dA.s
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

CH,TrAVpuGA, Tenn, Feb 4 There is
excitement among capitalists over III
discovery of mammoth bed of iron ore on
The eastern slope u Lookout mountain. EY
perIs Say IL IS ~ the finest grade, aud
greater tbau the bcis II birmingham, Ala.
Two great blast lu.races and 2,OJJ coke
oycus v .ll be Duilt immediately
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

ALp,~r. Peb. 5--Mr. Grange sard,
President ~ the Stoycrnaker's Association
% the United states said that there - no
truth In the despatch published by the New
York papers from 81 Louis 10 the eject
that the stove ~ anufa,turers Of the United
states have formed trust or are meet
iux now in Cincinnati for that purpose.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
yys.ibrook Sot suilty

yEvroS. ~ J., FEB. the trial OF
Robert wcstbrook fnr the murder of Den.
MS Morris was continued yesterday. The
Jury returned a verdict of not guilty The
prisoners wife. on hearing the verdict,
threw her arms around his neck and
kissed him. She tbcn embraced her hus.
bands counsel in tie same ahectionaie
UtaHVaE
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
Cold water Msnat work.

Dgs MoiNTs, Ia. Feb THE annua'
business meeting OF tho State Tcmpcranc
Alliance was held yesterday preparatory
70 electing prohibition delegate 70 Wed
ncsday's convention. The Alliance has a
strong noI on the Il publican party IN pr.
uarirs ani uouultuy conventions n
wll demand an amendment 10 tue law
max n. every drug store saloon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
u...e.u..,,. Constitutional Centennial

Bpsroy. Feb. 7.-Ycstcrday was the one
hundrcdth anniversary ~ the ratification Of
the Constitution OF the Uni'ei states by
MASSACHUSETTS. Flag, were displayed on
the pubhc buhdlngs. The New England
Historical Genealogical Society held a
special meeting In 90 nmrmoratiOn oi tho
event. NJ which President Goodoli delivered
an address
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
well. Of Mineral water.

OrrrNwa. Ia. Feb. 5.--An artesian vol
Drilled here bas struck hOw of !, y gal.
ions por minute Water from another well
in the vicinity shows an analysis almOs
identical with that Of the Carlsbad water
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

Gt.soow. Feb y SIR Watson. designer
OF the cutter Thistle. has completed the
design ~ cutier similar - the Thistle.
bui 70 be bult % composite Instead OF
steel He has also compisied the design OF
steel yacht, whicn wall lave osntTs
board.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
.rorinE a permanent r.po.i,los.

wasnfxGrOv. Feb. 4-Frcderick D0ug-
lass. Colonel Anders0I and Major Powell
Appeared before The ID street Com nittes Of
tn House yesterI4y aud favored per na-
nent expo. tiOn A. the best way % colsDr-t-
ing the Constitutions Centennial
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

NoxrEr,L Feb Z Bismarck Keensn,
the New York booiier, has iust comploted
arrangements - erect block OF sr cut
stone houses on SherDrook street 70 cost
nearly o. ~, o.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

PfrrsBuRg Ycb The Chambers Plan
ing Mil a. Alleghsn csysd IN yesterday
killing .Istricx Coo and wounding fouf
others There was panic among The en-
ployss ssc many narr1w ssezpss.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
yo.,v K.np. VIII Recover.

PiTrsBrRa, FEB. Tho BOY McRenna,
who wa supposed 20 have been fatally shot
by solar Iron Works coiOred workers, u
likely % recover ~ more violence o.
CURED yesterday. but another outbreak -
feared by the p1hce
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
German Dramatic u.v. cbI,ago Temple

CHicAGO. Fcb "a movement - on foot
10 erect he tins .ty ttcatrc devoted 10 The
express purpose of giyinga local status 10
German drama f. will cost els IOJ. aud
its erection will be due tO the effort. OF
Prof. Alexander Strakosch, OF vienns.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

PoH1tA~D, Ore. Feb CA British bark,
supposed 20 be the Abercorn, sud loaded
win raids. sank yesterday in Gray's Har.
Dor Twsntyfour % the crew were
drowned Two were rescued.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11
TillinShaSt,
22O Westminster St.,


MONTREAL, Feb 4. A wnrrnni has been
issued FOR the arrest OF DR.. Brooks, "a
musical professor Of 80 ,ton, who In alleged
10 have Q opcd with his former WIFE from
whom he was divorced ten years ago.
nftor having married q second, whom he
has since deserted. W. A. Bowers, ~
Boston, the lriy's brother, arrived here
Yesterday 10 institute prorosd Dgs against
him, saying that his sister obtained iii.
vOrcc on account OF the i'm moral character
Of Brooks, who has since, however, again
won hor affections ami secured from her
titles 10 valuable real estate which she
possessed In Boston. Brooks left his
second wife and children In Boston un.
provided for.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-11

cfSotxxaT. Feb. o When ths United
States Court net this morning The ease
against W. h. Chatnei dir.stor Of the
yidsllty Bsnk, was nolsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
HOGE UNDER ARREST
CHAIRMAN MURPHY ALSO TAKEN ~
Both Charged with C0sspirscy AEsiHst
ths Esrsl1gtoN k1ssd-aEs 81 asxs's
CIsEks sale 10 awe Csn-
fssssd

CHIcAeo. tJuly IO.-CbGirmGn Hoge. Of
the Grievance COmnittes 81 the Brother
hood Of Locomotive EnEineers. and Chair
man Murphy, occupying the same position
in TIE HFsmAD's Brotherhood. were
arrested 81 the National Hotel kt ESQ
o clock this morning Both men were
taken 10 tie srmory and locked up. They
were charged with conspiracy.
The much-tslked-Of circular IA which
Hoge Is alleged - have requested Brother
hood men 10 hire themselves secretly 10 he
@" road and then disable the engines, is
what got H0ge into trouble. Chairman
Murphy Is charged with being an accom-
ploe.
Kelly and McGilvrey, the two clerks
whose names were included Ia the warrant
upon which HOge and Murphy were ar
rested, but who could not be found when
the latter were taken into custody, are
known 10 have been arrested this afternoon
and plsced Ia confinement ia some place.
known only ~ the authorities. An EFFORT
will undoubtedly be made by the Brother
hood TO ascertain their Whereabouts and Sc
cure their release on bail tomorrow morn
ing.
At late hour tonight Inspector Boaheld
stated that John J. Kelly aud John II. Nc
OllNflt t1OSe Clcfkt, IGu Dccl idkNu INTO
custody and had made full confession Of
all they know regarding the secret circular
alleged 10 have been issued BY tbs Griev-
snce Committee urging the use o; sal soda
and emery for damaging the engines Of the
Burlington company. They identify
Towers" with Hoge and state that the
latter received letters addressed 10 the
former name at the National Hotel.
Kelly and McGilyrey are under suryeil-
lance. but are said by Inspector Bonheln
not to be in continent.
a midnight consultation Of the officers Of
the company led 10 the arrests. Two or
three detectives Manager Stone, Paul Nor
ton. and Frank Collier, attorney for The
company, were working all night on the
evidence against the alleged c8nspirators,
and it was not until an early hour this
morning that they decided TO arrest Hoge
and Murphy. Manager Stone swore out
the warrants. No more arrests will be
made in this city, il is said, but il is prob
able that several strikers in other places,
who are keeping shadowed by the COM
psny's detectives, will be behind the bars
before long. The company, il is thought,
has found among the conspirstors one who
has confessed. The disappearance of fire.
man Alec Smith. who was arrested the
other day, and who was not jailed with the
other prisoners. taken in connection with
the remarkable secrecy which the brother
hood maintains in all its affairs, seems 10
preclude the idea of the company's having
secured its evidence in any other manner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
4 TENNESSEE TRAGEDY
A cslltsisz Het~ esn Class Wisiis Chsroh
ssrsicss 10 in Progress.


KSo1FILLE Isan.. July l0.-fhs Lsursl
Fork meeting house IN Whiglsy o0anEy
near Jolioo. vas he sosRs sunday Of =
.ssrslsls tfessdy There vas slcollisi0n be
tween Tie Rose and Fust0n claus While
services we're in progress The fsad has
been in existeaos hetween Michael Ross
and one Of the Fusion Dsys Tor some
time. Ten weeks sgo Fbsion wGylkid
Rose and seriously WOUNDED him with .
Winchester rife. Some time after that
Ross shot aI Fusion from al Ambush and
clipped OF Ons ear. From that tine on
the fsud grew sstrOngeT, SAD last week
both parties backed ~ large ngmoer Of
friends Of either side. laid In a liberal sup
ply OF shotguns and Winchester rides sad
the collision became only = matter Of time.
Ii came sunday morning. and Just as the
minister of the little church Sas anDonnc-
ing his text q vOlley Of firearms was dis
charged lust oUtsids the door. The wOr-
shippers were thrown into = slate Of in
tense excitement and many women tainted.
Outside the battle ragged nereely be-
tween the two factions. and when the
smoke cleared away II was found that
Ewell Lawson and bis son John. aged l3
belonging 10 the Rose faction, were dead
having been fairly riddied with buckshot,
and three OF the fuston boys Tom, Jim
and Enos and John Porter belonging 10 the
other side, seriously aad perhaps fatally
wounded. A dozen others were more OF
less seriously wounded. Great excitemen,
prevails in the county and the end is not
vet
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
THE cRoPs lN egNERAL
The Report OF the Departments Of AEricul-
surs At Washingtou.

turs at Washington.
WAsHINsrox, July l0.-Tbs Department
Of Azriculturs makes the JSly general
averages Of the condition Of crops as follows
Winter wheat. 75s. SpnDg wheat 959
corn. 90. oats. 9s ?, barley. 81, Winter rye,
s5I. and spring re. 9o.S.
Winter wheat bas been harvested IN the
south and yielded below the expectation in
lhe Csrolinss. Georgia and Alabama. IL i'm
proved slightly n Pennsylvania. Ohio, IN
diana and Illinois. A marked improve
msnt . noted Ia Michigan. The reports
from lh~ Pacific coast are also more favor
sois. Ths general condition has advanced
from 783 - 1J.6 The average for Aichi-
gan 10 IS
The srsa of corn "a reported has Increased
over per cent, making the breadth nearly
7s. .0(o. eco acres There tss bsen much re-
planting IN the wst districts fron non
xerminsfion and from destruction by
woraS. The stand il nov moderately good
and tbe crOp Is growing hnely.
A prslinoinary Investigation u the ares
OF manufacturing leaf tobacco makes an
increase af ~ Der cent. over the reduced
srop OF lsst year.
There = an increase of per cent in the
srss Of potatoes. The condition averages
s5.T.
The European report for July makes the
whesf crop ate snd anpr0mising through
out EUROPE Russia excepted The rye
erap vii he short iD Cenfral EaFops.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

At@4A - lsE-
LAsslss. Mlh- JAY lQ-Ike adFznos
fx1rss from tas state I1ontaly crsp report.
giseu oat g. 10 seerstary u STATE today.
sAox tbs aetlal aeFsags Of uhe4t u lssF %
lave bsen l8I5.5 80. ana ths setuai yield
- $50 aushsls. al average OF IS and
g5-Il0 bashsls pr acre. These nggFss are
d excess " tas Ialy lss7 estimate cl the
department about ons million bushels. and
sboul ~ 20 bashsls more thaa TIE 1nzl
eslaaats io October The actual average
IS aDolE - 90 acres ln excess ~ the amount
reported on ths ground ln Nay u iscl.
Nlich is dls 20 the spEing wheat sosiags
alLef The Supervisors ha1 gathered the sta
usllcs. The number of acres of wheat on
lhs ground IN May Of this year is reported
90 504oll. Multiplying this average oy
counties BY The average yield - estimated
o. the crop CORES pOndeats on jay !. IN
dicsles that the totai yield ia The state for
th IS year ls l5.5ll 633 bushels More than
one-f0urth of tne area seeded 10 sheat ia
tie iall Of 1857 Is reported deaifOyed from
the winter. lnsects aud Othsg causes. As
con- pared With average years the condition
0f corn = 81. Osls -. clover meadows and
pastures 50. timothy 80 and clover sown
this year Us per cent.
Apples promise 81 IS and So per cent Of
al average crop In the southern, central
and nOrtheru counties resDecziyely. Psaches ;
y per cent. Ia The southern counties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

NEv BE1FcsD. Mass, iaiT fo.-Gsnsrsl
Sheridan passed suist 0izht and son
tnued cofn 'or1aoie tufr1g the forenoon.
Eores are expressed thst bis svcrzbie -oa-
d.uon may ecniinna snt that she work of
rsr-nsaens Improvement may be entered
uucn
TIE following hn.lstiu Hss issued By Drs
Mathews snd Xa1rew A. He = m. ~,5en-
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