davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
DEATH IN A BOILER ROOM.
One Man Killed Outright and An
other Terribly ScaIded.

Columbus o., June 1O-Fletcher Sells
was Instantly killed and oliver Recnis
terribly scsleed this morning by an ex-
plcsion at the Crystal Ice ManufactIrine
Comp1ny3 works. Sells was the fireman
and Reems the assistant engineer. Soon
after going to work this morning the
head plate Of the purifier came loose ana
blew out. This was followed by an ex-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
TRIED TO MURDER A CARDINAL.
railing TO Receive 81 ,25O, the Man
Threw VitriOI on Him.

London, June 10.-Lorenzo Covington, the
man who was arrested and arraigned in
the Bow street police court on Saturday on
the charge of having threatened to murder
cardinal Vaughan by throwing vitroil
upon him, failing to receive $3.50, which
He t alleged he had lost through certain ac-
eiOhs OF the Catholic church, was again
eIIalgned this morning. The police have
SsCertained that the man is an American,
pul lurther information concerning him
- - not forthcoming. He was remanded for
meIlcal examination with a view of deter
mailer - - ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
DEBs' DAY TO co TO JAIL.
He and All the other Directors to BE
Sent Up To-day.

Chicago, June 10.--The certified COPY of
the order of the supreme court in the Debs
case was received by the clerk of the Unit
ed States district court this morning and
the marshal was notified to return Presi-
dent Debs and the directors of the Ameri-
can Railway Union to jail. A telegram has
been sent to Terre Haute requesting Mr.
Debs to return.
E. w. Rogers has notified the marshal
that ne will have all the men present at
the marshal's Office at O'Clock to-mor-
row, when they will leave for the Wood
stock, ILL.,, jail.
G. w. Howard, the former vice presi-
dent of the union, desires to be sent to some
county jail in Indiana and his wish will
probably be granted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
McLaughIin Dismissed.

New York, June 10-At the meeting of
II.e @ police board to-day Inspector Nc
IN V.shhn, who was convicted of extortion
y,-s1ile me court of oyer and terminer last
eeA' was dismissed from the force.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

Rome, June 10-Count Ferrara. formerly
lnder secretary Of state for foreign af-
fairs, who was shot by unknown persons
at Rimini on June 3, died this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
GREECE WITHOUT A MINISTER.
The Resignation, However, Merely
"a Formally.

FOrmaIity.
Athens, June 10.-M. Alexadre Seirnasie.
a partisan of Premier Delyannis, was to-
day elected president of the Greek cham
ber or Boule, by a vote of las to "A.
The members of the Greek ministry to-
day rendered. their designations. The king
has summoned NJ. Delyannis to form an
other ministry.
The resignation of the present ministry
was a mere formality, this being the first
meeting of the new parliament since the
elections in April. when Nj. Delyannis and
his party received two-thirds of the votes
cast. Only ten of ex-Premier Tricoupis
supporters We're elected, NJ. Tricoupis him
self having been unseated by 115 votes.
NJ. Zahamis upon assuming the presiden-
cy, addressed the chamber at length. The
chief mission of the majority. he said,
would be to improve the public credit, and
place the finances of Greece upon a secure
basis
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
NOW FOR BUzzARD's BAY.
The President Apt to Leave wash
ingtOn in "a Day or Two.

Washington, June 10.-President Cleve-
land may leave Washington tomorrow
afternoon after the cabinet meeting for
Gray Gables, at Buzzard's bay. Every ar
rangement has been made for his DEPART
ure. Several important matters, however.
including appointments to offices in the
District of Columbia, demand his atten-
tion, and he may delay leaving until he
has disposed Of them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
A REVOLT IN CORRIENTEs.
The Rebels Attack the Capital ana
Are ReDuIsed.

London, June 1O.-A dispatch to the Cen
trail News from Buenos Ayres says that a
revolt has broken out in the province OF
Corrientes. The rebels attacked San Juan
de Corrientes, the capital of the province.
early this morning, but were repuised with
a loss of twenty-five killed and many
force were CAPTURED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
PRATT INSTITUTE.

Miss Emma o. Como, director of the department.
OF domestic science has arranged a series OF social
meetings for the students in her normal classes
Among the guests expected on these occasions are
Miss Amy Johnson. Miss Both-Hendriksen' d.
Glentworth. r. Butler and Professor Lucy NJ. Sal
mon OF Vassar College.
The opening lecture IN the department OF arch-
lecture Of the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts ana SCI
ences was given this year by w. s. Perry director
Of the department Of fine arts Of Pratt Institute
The subject Egypt and the Valley or the
Nile: Its Temples and Tombs. and Their Decofa-
tons" .,o
institute, Its annual report last week ne
report shows the association to have mempersriP
OF i54T and amounting TO S263,s2o 81 during
the wear many people have aYSlled themselves Oh
the opportunity offered by the Thrift 10 buy homes
for themselves and 10 remove mortgages, ana, III
spite OF the fact that large sum or money mas petn
loaned in this way. II has been loaned without one
foreclosure
The october number OF the Pratt Institute
Monthly was issued on the 18th Of the month. II Is
the neghborship number and shows how the as
ISOLATION is endeavoring TO solve some or the prop
lens OF social life by bringing together In neShDor
frendliness those who have time education ana
money and those who overworked. Ignorant ana
poor. and then letting them help each other into
wiser, broader and better kind OF life.
J. F Hopkins. associate director OF the museum,
will lecture for the benefit Of the Art Students
Fund Association on October "a. Gothic Rouen.'
graphs collected by Mr.. Hopkins during his recent
abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
THE WEEK ~ BALTIMORE SOUIETT

Baltimore Oct 10 CSpeciaD.-The last OF the
Plkesve dances took place last Saturday evening
at the Confederate Home. The young men in
the ne.ghborhood got It up and 1t was matronized
by Mrs Joseph Whitney Mrs James Whedbee,
Mrs. Joan McHenry and Mrs. Eugene Backford
Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. Irwin keyser,
Miss Mary Washington Keyser, Miss Eleanor Stew
art. Miss McHenry. Mss Howard Miss Agnes
Craddock, Arthur Craddock John J. Jackson, Frank
Frck Beau Howard. Arthur Poultney and others.
on Saturday afternoon tea given by the
Golf Club on the grounds Mrs. r. Manson Smith
Mrs Darcy Paul and Mrs. Blackwell presided.
on Tuesday at noon Mrs. Abby T. Bressee was
married 10 Robert Goldsborough Keene quietly at
her house. only the families being present at
the ceremony. Jonn Henry kecne best man.
A breakfast was served afterward.
Many BaltlTOreanS went 70 Summit, y. j.. on
Wednesday 10 be present at the wedding OF HOratlo
". Garrett 10 Miss Charlotte Doremus Person
Among the guests from Baltimore Mrs. II. l..
Whitrldge J. 3. II. Whtrldge, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Shoemaker. Miss Lily Turnbnll. Miss Resale
Turnoull. Mss Mildred Morris. Miss Mary Fulton.
Miss Taylor Goodwin Miss Sue Preston Miss Ellen
Thomas, Miss Maud Haughton Lawrence Turnbdll.
Graem Turnbull. Harry b. wilkins and E. c.
Gibson.
At a meeting o, the Eldr.dge Fox Hunting Club
Tuesday Edward 4 Jackson WIS reelected
Whistler secretary, and Board q Governors, Co
lumbus O'D0nneli Lee, Samuel T. George. Harry
s. Jenkins Thomas BefOrd. w. $. c. williams II
F. NJ. Birckhead and Percy McLaren.
The Quairiga Club. the latest Of the clubs for
women. rather young girls. has taken house
to have many interesting features OF club lie for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
1-v1oy THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Rev. J. X Brown, lately a missionary In
Turkey gave an interesting lecture in the chapel
on Wednesday noon on the missionary work in Asia
Minor and the Armenian question He thinks a
crisis Is at hand In the afairs OF the Ottoman
Empire
One OF the new courses in the seminary curricu-
m this year is the history OF religion. Mr. Palmer
late fellow OF the seminary at Berlin, is conduct
ing the class 1t is already one OF the most popu-
lar courses offered
hout twenty OF the musical students OF the semi
nary visited the studio OF Professor II. T. Hays, at
No 229 West Forty -fourth-et, on Thursday after
noon and spent two hours and half listening 10 a
lecture nv him on the voice. He showed them the
muscles that control the voice both in singing and
snasLinp and emphasized the necessity OF becoming
rrodcient in this direction. With charts he demon
stratei the action OF the different muscles and the
The present junior class is larger by ten than last
wears Junior class Ii numbers hfy men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
FORDHAM

rh. ., Johns Debating Society held us hisI
meeting in Science Hall last Sunday evening anu
hose the following officers President the rev
I = Ouirk. S j. vice-presdent, Thomas J. - sh 'e
,us. corresponding secretary, James MCDONNELL %
recording secretary Joseph A Kelly va tre4suie.
7 Francis Ouinlan ~; censors, John j. Dyer 20,
end lanes Donovan, 81 The next meeting VIII
no held this evening when the subject Shouiu inc
United States declare Cuba beiligereht fo"ei
will no debated upon. Following are the SPEAKERS
aernative Francis O'Neil. &c. and James McIJon-
rsT iss. negative y. J. Delehanty, 20, ana JOlh =
Dyer, %. -. - .o,hon,ore and
freshman classes will meet in the seniors nan ~
organize debating society. OHcers LOT Tue yum
ing term will be elected o., haid dur
The class Of special Latin at meeting hea ia uus
ing the last week elected the following o,iCe.s
PRESIDENT John F. Toohey; vcepresiueht' Nal Ia
= V.alsh. treasurer H. O'Neil. secretary mares
7 psrev. beadle James a. Treacey; Inc, Grass
voted 10 organize football team, as plenty Oh so
material for an eleven might be optalheu AIMING '
members. . ..,.. coa.i,v ~ the
coIiege held last week the following ofhcers were
CHOSEN: Prefect Thomas J. Calkins, 80; frst asss-
tant r. NJ Emmett Shields. yS second ass 7s
Jobn T Delaney 81 secretary Charles r. D0Wi.es'
'ss: treasurer Thomas J. OShea, 70; mrs, dse' ~
Francis j. ONel. sc; second lector Chai iae VA
Sirrott 'ss: sacristans. John r Eayhor' "a o ail
lanes F. Mclaughlin, '99 counseHors' ~ j. - 80
hanty. 90: William L. Tierney. U.s. anu Hehi'
Tbs annual retreat will take place at the college
this week beginning "Wednesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
NORMAL COLLEGE.

The reunion OF the Alumni Association OF Normal
College will take place next Friday. October 3, at
$3.50 p. m. Joseph Jefferson VIII addFess the asso-
citation. Other addresses will be given by DR.. Hun
ter president OF the college. and by Mrs. J. North
ron president of the Alumnae Association. Miss
NJ p. Lounsbery will sing solo. Entrance to the
reunlt Is by ticket only. On account OF ms meet
ing neither Of the literary soc.eties-Aipha Beta
Gamma or Internationally hold any exercises.
The meeting OF the Alpha Beta Gamma society
on November / Will be the SUBJECT OF ths hunor,
Gus authors OF the day. sketch OF theiT hves ana
a reading from each will be gwen IL Is possible
that Halloween programme wiz De aIfahged; ne
programme for the day or me fnlioHiitheon
SncFetv viii be on scotland" and will consist OF
essays on It's scenery. It's heroes ana us poets a
special meeting OF this society s being aTrahsei ior
November Is. The society viii then ceieorate the
twenty-ffth year OF It's existence. =. ,, t.
The first OF the series OF lectures OF .ue aluIhhae
Shakespeare and literature c.ass VIII De sNtn 20
morrow afternoon These lectures are uhuer me az,
recton OF Mrs Mary J. Serrano who was appo.hied
by the Spanish Government jndge OF aw@fus "a INC ne
Spanish Literary and Educational Depat,t nehts OF
he Columbian Exposition The nrst OF ms series.
which is upon spain and spanish MteIatme' Ii en-
Tiled spain the Country and the People.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
CITY UNIVERSITY.

The football team is the strongest one that ever
represented the university. 1t has been selected
as follows Left end. Featherstone, 81; left tackle,
kafka 50 captain; left guard, Mtter. sS; centre,
Goldsmith. 49, right guard, Carpenter 80; right
tackle. McCague. 81; right end Russell. ss; quar-
ter-baeks. Hatch 49, and Brown SO; half-backs.
Mead 81. and Whitney. sc: full-back Valentine.
70 The game scheduled with the city College for
last Saturday was by the university by de-
fault as the City College team refused 10 pay In
the rain. This gives the university the champion
snip OF the New-York City colleges. as Columbia
VIII not support varsity team this year
The junior class elections for the year have re-
suited as follows: President, J. Turney FEATHER
stone: vice-president william c. Connn secretary.
George l.. Mayer; treasurer. Robert =. Wisntnah,
historian. Louis J. Snyder; poet. Lewis M isaacs'
orator John H. Mckay. ,,,
!he sophomore class has elected the ioHoWihs
emcers; President Frank w. Tooker; vics-prrseTSii-
uent. Andrew j. SELF secretary, Charles y. mn
treasurer John r. Evans; historian Joseph oo-o-
mon orator. Leon {. Prince 49,,
" Henry NJ. Baird. dean OF the undergraduate
mnuguenots In France by publishing tnrough
sscrlDners The Huguenots and the Revocation
u the Ediet Of Nantes" from which seecuons
re.e fead by Dr. Baird before the french his
'o rI Society OF New-York last winter a.,
me running track in the college gymnasium mas
b" "hlsned and regular classes Will begin NoFeih
oe. under Frank II Cam. the director OF the
nisa' Class work in the gymnasium ~ com,
S1sao'} lot sophomOres and freshmen, "hHe the
b. r inc Two upper classes Is elective
.rroi,essor Isaac r. Russells lectures TO the WON
IA" CLASS VIII begin October ~ he Will pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore Oct 10 (SpecaD.-Presdent Gilman. OF
the Johns Hopkins University has come out IN FAVOR
Of football as the National game of colleges Al q
meeting called for the purpose Of arousing interest
in athletic sports at the university, the president
made long address in favor of athletics and helo
sports.
A team has been organized which has good ma
terial in it, Games have been arranged as 1oiiows
With Haverfori. at Baltimore, November :, d
Iobn,s College at Baltimore, November l6 Mary
land Agricultural College, at College Park NoNei
her %: ST Johns College. at Annapolis, NoVemoei
% Games will probably also be arranged WIN 1ti,
laudet College and the Virginia AGRICULTURAL No"eee
at Richmond. ~. .uo,.shirs nv
courtesy have been announced at the university.
George Melville Boiling. William A kckelS, VIII
,orn Ritchie Frazer, William Francis IIallowa!
San Verpiank Holman. George Theophilus
Kemp Maynard Mayo MetcaIi bsrkeT t ,cm ', and
Walter ZONES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
TEACHERS COLLEGE.

The regular course OF afternoon lectures anu
sons on the theory and work OF the kindersar'eh'
With has been gwen every winter by Miss BROOKS
Of the department Of the kindergarten, Will begin
Tomorrow at ?:3O o'clock p. The series VIII con-
sst of eight weekly lectures. These lectures are III
tended TO afford means for mothers OF young chii,
OF the aims and fundamental principles OF inc NIL
oergarten system. but the class Is open 10 an MA nS
want to understand the relation and value OF '"e
kindergarten 70 the chld's later eaucauoti m =,
-Four lectures or methods OF teaching geograpns
are 10 be given RI the College by Professor MlLan'
NJ Davis OF Harvard, on Thursday ara fr'o a. =.
toter % and % at 3 o'clock. These lectures WIZ
be free to the public but admission VIII DC ~
ticket. as the number OF seats Is limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

xew-Haven. Oct ls (SpeciaD.-L. P. Sheldon, &c:
F. Foote 90 and H. J. Fisher. IS. viii! edit
1.-THE Pot-Pourri' this year.
Dr ! c Griggs will give a series Of lectures on
.chureh Music" In Battell Chapel during the win
90, under the auspices OF the Divinity School.
.sher" freshmen have elected officers as follows:
President. r. Sheldon; vce-president. f. T. Camp
bell: secretary. A. S. Post. jr
The editors OF "The Yale Literary Magazine"
oner A gold medal OF the value Of SIS for the best
wr,tten ESSAY. open to the competition Of all under
graduate subscribers at the beginning OF each
academic year.
The complete enrolment in the medical school is
as follows: Senior class. IS: middle class. IS;
Junior class. 20. Total. l&
The Joint debate between Yale and Princeton
will be repeated this season. and efforts are being
made to make these contests annual occurrences.
This years meeting will be held in Aexander's
Hall Princeton. The date will probably be De-
cember 6 The Yale contestants will be selected
soon at trial debate between the several candi-
dates for the honor
committee as follows: Grenville Parker. Herbert
y C;allaudet. George G. Schneider Frank A. sum-
mons and Raymond NJ. Crosby.
The Yale senior class has elected the foiiowing
Secretary. Eliot Sumner; orator, O. T. Buck; poet,
r. Thompson Ar sai'ienw e emp w. Ne WooG
hull: Cup Committee J. K Berry; Harry Bono; T.
George McI-anakan sherman Day Ward Cheney
Glass Day. Harry Cross. 5. b. Thorne, w. A. Clark.
Sea'e. How,and Twombiy s Thorne. Ward Cheney.
Walter Parei; Triennal. Maitland Griggs. Hunting
TOT The e'f fsi number o0 Of the new Scientific
Monthly" for the year lss9ss Appeared TnuFsaay ~
which are collected the chief incidents which con-
been appointed Lyman Beecher lecturer for the
present year Dr. G. Gordon OF Boston, will lecture
On The Prophets Element S and
Literary Equipment Of the Minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

auss n.o oy Misses Nellie 9. Titus. Katherine e.
University Law School 49,
tho monroe Doctrine is the subject selected by
Az Az tScuty Tor the competition for the James Cor
uon benhett prize. Only the seniors of the under
prize 80 e"e'' W
., me school OF Pedagogy has entered upon its
snrs n year as a separate department OF the uni
N'sS lts new quarters on the tenth noor
or the new university building at Washington
Square The enrolment of the school Is larger
tnah last year In spite of the fact that the re-
qulrements for admission have been made more
sTrct, The numbers something over eighty.
~, ne rev course in sociology given by Professor
Woodford is growing popular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
GOTTA GERS STILL STA TING AT NEWPORT

Newport. r. l., Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-Despite the
lateness OF the season large number OF the
cottagers still at their Newport cottages, and
here they will remain for some time
Cottages are being rented for the season OF 1896.
at least a dozen having been spoken for up TO the
present time There will be little building. and 1t
promises to be dull winter AT the present time
at least $50 OF the cottagers are here.
From present indications no new hotel VIII be
built at Newport this year at least.
A villa is be built Ocean-ave for J. Pierpont
Morgan. who bought the site from Seth Barton
French. OF New-York.
Superintendent w. F Davis OF the Newport Golf
Club. has been spending the week at Sheburne
Falls Vt. laying out private golf links for Or. W.
Seward Webb.
Arrivals this week include Mr.. and Mrs Ham
ion Fish Webster David II. King. jr.. president Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
JupROvED TR4Ty SERVICE TO BOSrOy

Central Station FOR Boston (yia New-England Rail-
road at 3 p. WI be withdrawn; a new five
hour train VIII be substituted leaving For;y-sec-
ond-st az ! p. m. over the \ew-Haven road. All
Line Division. VIA Wllimantc and Dednam New
England Railroad. entering Boston at the Park
Square Station In the centre Of the city at 8
p m A similar service will 90 into effect west
bound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

..r treasurer. L. soleac; athletic representative.
G barnard, .u,,noa -. aator-,n.oh,.,
1.-THE Brown and White" and j. W. Thurston has
ben appointed in his place.
~" been appointed Instructor In the department
81 civil engineering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

the Park Commission OF New-York. and Colonel
George Waring, jr. ,. . .,.
George r. Preston OF New-York. has taken SIX
years lease OF the knower estate on Dehe'ue-A'e'
Among the cottagers entertaining this week were
Mrs j. H. Beckman. Mrs. f. X. Wharton Mrs.
Charles NJ OeiriChs. Mrs. Louis q J0hes, Mr
Gouyerneur Kortright Mrs. G. b. De Forest and
Mrs. william Grosvenor. ,.
A cottage is to be built at once on Sohahicut
Island for Mrs Alexander, Of Ncw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

d,snanol,s Chicago. st. Louis, Nashville Atlanta
Nemphis and New-Orleans. He will start Tor Can
tornis from New-Orleans and play in San Diego and
Los Angeles before reaching San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

Mrs Fanny Bloomfeld-zeisler Will give her mss
concert in Carnegie Hail next Wednesday evening.
beginning at o'clock Mr. waiter Damroscn wiz
oonImot N. orchestra and the programme will be
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20


Concerto Op o. minor e.ni
Pastorale
OD) from Violin Concertol '''a1
(For string orchestral .x.,.
from Concerto Op. lO2 ID minor LitoT
Concerto On 10 minor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

Minor Notes: j. II Alpenter will manage
a series OF song recitais 10 be given by Victor
Maurei this season Four OF the recitais will bs
given in New-York early in December ".
Narslck Is expected to arrive here la Cham
payne to-day. His first appearance will be at the
concerts OF the symphony Society November I
and >. Ondricek. in obvious preparation for
his American tour, has composed a fantasia on The
old Folks at Home and Dixie" He Is expected
here on the steamship Columbia November g.
. Nine. Elise Inverni. Scotch dramatic con-
traito. IL in New-York. and Wi. probably be heard
In concer, this season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

In point o. numbers the career OF "Hansel and
Grstel" goes on There have been some decided inn
Charming opera since the first night. and the score.
which Is We'll brought out by Mr.. Seldl Is bet
ter appreciates the second time Of hearing The
piece will be keot AT Days until November 10.
after which II will be done in several other cities
under Mr.. DAYS management
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-23

According TO the Gelar rlnent returns
wool growers in the United States are
increasing the average weight of Deece
or sheep. The average fleece weighs 5.3
pounds, an increase of about three-quar-
ters pound. Tie range is from 2.a
pounds in North Carolina to & pounds In
Wyoming.
The prospect is for an apple crop be-
low an average again.
Important. improvements are in prog
ress at the New York state fair grounds,
Syracuse.
A new forage plant is reported from
Japan. II is said TO grow fast and bear
large leaves, making two crops in one
year. This new plant is being tried in
France, where it promises well.
A new enemy to tae potato bug has
been found in several counties in New
York. 1t is about twice as long as the
potato beetle, but has thinner body.
Il stings the potato beetle larv@ and
soon destroys their life.
Estimates made by the Mark Lane
Express on the English and French wheat
crops indicate that both the United King
dom and France will have to be much
larger purchasers than usual of wheat.
Hay having been listed ON the New
York Stock Exchange, it may be specu'
lated in now.
The South American trade requires
Immense implements in the way of steam
plows, harvesters, etc.
A company has been formed in Gin
cinnati for the purpose Of baling hay fo'
shipmant to France.