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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27

|podczas kt6rego sultan zal-
mowa} miejsce mied y cesa-
rem a cesarzowq. Pred
wyjazdem odwiedzal cesarz
dyplomat6w, a cesarzowa ba-
villa w haremie su!tahskim,
gdzie przedstawiono jej sui
tanke Walide, ksie2n;czki j
wybitne danny dworu: Poze-
gnanie cesar1a su}tanem
bylo bardzo serdeczne.
WIEDEN.-- : Wybuchla' tu
straszna zarazliwa choroba,
zwana Dzuma azyatycka.
/ W doswiadczalni lekarskiej
doktora Nothnagla, kt6ry
wyrabia limfe przeciw tel "a
razie, umarli ma dzume jeden
z jego pomocnik6w i lekarz
DR.. Mueller, kt6ry owego po-
mocnika leczyl. Try niewias~
ty, kt6re te dwie ofary
nauki doglada}y, tel choro-
wa}y, lecz juz maja sic lepiej.
Zabito i spalono wszystkie
zwierzeta, kt6rym zaszczepia-
no zarazki dzumy i medyczny
zaklad doswiadczalny dra
|Nothnagla zamknieto. w sto
icy -eesarstwa austryackiege
zapanowaFa strasz1a trwoga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27
bURzA WOjENNA.

DVslaaas pH VSkaNaaE7R
Kiedy iuz hiszpariscy ko-
nisarze pokojowi chcieli od-
jechac z Paryza do domu,
udcbruchali ich komisarze
amerykahscy, wyprawiwszy
d]a mich sutq uczte, teraz
znowu ob;e komisye wsp6lnie
obraduja mad zawarciem po-
koju pomiedzy Stanami Z]ed-
ooczonemi A. Pa Hiszpania.
Wszelako wnet znowu tax
cos SIC W tych obradach
Izacie}o, ze ami rusz dalej, i
teraz sami Amerykanie groza
zerwaniem uk}ad6w.
Rozchodzi sic o bagatele
700 milion6w dolar6w. Hisz-
panic zadaja, ably Amerykanie,
Jezli chca zabrac Kube, wziel.
ma sic takze ciazacy ma tym
kraju dug, a nadto dali i'm
wynagrodzenie "a postawione
w ostatnich czasach gmachy
publiczne, mostly, drogi oraz
"a wszelkie krolewskie grunta.
Amerykanie 4 ma laden sposob
ia to przystac ME chca.
Podczas gdy nasze Stany
Zjednoczone targula sic z
His:.panami O sk6re niedz-
wiedzi Kuba6skich / Filipih-
skich, dratiezniki te jakos
zlosliwie sapia / mrucza,
ostre ky pokazujac, jakcby
szykowaly Sc do duszenla
targujacyca.
TAX ma Kubie. jak ma
FIlipinach masy powstahcow
nie chca stuchac 0 tenn, by
wyspy te mia}y przejSf pod
bezpoSrednie ranowanie Sta-
now Zjedaoczonych lub pozo'
stawaG pod ich opieka.
Z Hawany nadchodzi VIA
domosc, re general powstah'
COW Kubaiskich Rego, g}osl
w Hawanie i W pobliskich
obozach powstadczych swietS
wojne przeclwko Stanon
Zjednoczonym. TAX same
agituje W Hawan'e na rec;
wojny swietej pulkownll
Kubaiski florists.
IIiszpahski general Cetve.
ra, wojskowy gubernato:
obwodu Mariono, codziennl'
bywa W obozie powstahcow
ostrzegajac Kubahczykow' b.
ME sk}adali broai.i nawoluja
ably sic opierali, dop6kl MI
zostanie ogloszona nlepodle
g}osc wyspy.
Wychodzacy w mlesc'
Cienfuegos dziennik Pas;
la Liberte'';; wydawany z
przyzwoleniem rzadu, drukuj
odezwe, z 800 podpisam
znanych ~patryot6w hiszpad
skich, bedacych Cd dawn
"a niezaleznoscia Kuby.
Podobne usposob;enie GO.
; rule miedzy krajowcami n;
|wyspach Filipihsklch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27
site wanego postawionc, Doc

sztc wanego postawione pod
kaucya 1000 dol.
PAN MARGIN KASZA z
La Sale, Ill prowadzi
ks;azki w handlu sprzet6w
domowych p. Nowaczewskie-
go W Chicago, 838 & $40
Milwaukee ave.
PAN FRANCISZEK
GRYGLASZEWSKI, daw-
niejszy Cenzor Zwiazku Ma
rodowego Polskiego, bawi
cd czterech miesiecy W Alas.
ce, jako ASSESSOR Stan6w Z]ed-
noczonych, L pensya 5000
dolarow rocznie. Ma on osza-
cowac wartosc tamtejszych
borrow, kopalh, budowli t.
d.-wog6]e wszystkiego co
stanowi nie1uchomy majatek.
GkOSNY SZARkATAN
Bronis}aw Wodzihski, samo-
zwa6czo tytu}ujacy sic dokto-
rem medecyny, znowu grasuje
W Chicago, mieszka]ac przy
Noble ulicy. Z powodu ciez-
kich czasow obcuje tam =
jakas ezerWonoliea madame. b
do sp6lki z innym szwindle-
rem, mocno pod} ysialym,
zawsze po dawnemu }ze, il
iona jego umar}a.-A przeciez
dokladnie wIemy, re slubna
iona Wodzihsk;ego zyje i
mieszka W Ashland. Wis,
1I14 2nd Str. w., dokad jej
poselamy W1ARUsA,
MILWAUKEE,. w zesz-
|}y pooiedzia}ek, sjako w dzed
sw. Jadwigi. odwiedzili Pre-
wielebnego X Rogozj1iskie~'
go, celem wziecia udzia}u W
naboze,istwie, pastepujacy
kap}ani: x. J Smietana, X.
Max Dorszyhski, x DR.. Br.
M. Skulik oraz X. A. Pra~
dzidski, Senior Asystent6w w
Milwaukee. x, Rogoz' hski
mile przywital gosci, szcze-
golniej x Seniora, jako Pa
tryarche. Po cdbytem nabo.
zehstwie podejmowal wszyst~
kich -ze znana sobie goscin-.
noScia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27
z NiW POlskich
W AMERYCE.

ROZPOCZYNAMY w
dzisiejszym numerze nova
powieSt, pod tytu}em EDMUND
NIEWIDOMY I BANDA CYGAhsKA +,
podobnie rzewna i piekna,
jak s}awna historya o Geno~
we6e. Warto sob;e zap;sac
W1ARUsA dla tel samej po-
wieSci.
BRACTWO TRZECH
w { Wytraciciele W inoli-
skiego w arusa) okropnle
sic ma mas rozgn;ewa}o, zes-
my wyjawjli tajemnice lch
pochodzenja. Wstydza sic
teraz wlasnego nazw;ska
,,Trzywuie".
Ably i'm troche ulzyf ma
sercu. bedz'emy ich odtqd
wab!]i nDrzywuje'', CO tel
bedzie nazwa dla tego ga
tunku odpowiednieisza, gdyz
nietylko przesladuja oa'
WIARUSA, ale takze ne
litosciwie dra wszystek nasz
b;edny polski ludek.
Moze ten troche zmieniony
tytul jch zacnej profesyi
mniej psuc bedzie humor bo,
goboinym malifratrom.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Utwo-
rzyla sic tu polska Kompania
celem pobudowania polskle)
Hall. Kodak nasz pan Wa
lery Hucklenbfo;ch przepro-
wadzil swoja golarnia pod
numer 1893 N. Broadway,
Cor. O'Fallon.
SCRANTON, Pa. = Are
sztowano tu by}ego kasyera
tow. sw. Krzyza. Alberta
Ludke, "a sprzeniewierzenie
pieniedzy towarzystwa. Are
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27
Gazety Fllipihskie dopom!-

I Gazety F'lipihskie dopomi-
naja sic zupeEnej niezaleznosci
wysp F'lipidskich. potepiajac
amerykal1ska polityke zab b>r'
cz2.
Wojska powstahcze ma
Filipinach juz Cd paru mie~
siecy ME odebra}y zoldu, wiFe
zo}nierze So 2rozpaczeni i
odgrazaja sic, il zaczna 'pla-.
drowa6, a gdyby to nastapilo,
niesforne handy gotowe ude-
rye ma Mantle.
Telegraf donosi, ze TAX
amerykahskle wojska ladowe,
iak i okretowe ma Filipinach
gotuja sic do krwawej roz~
prawy powstahcami, aczkd-
wick pewnie tax zaraz krew
lac sic ME bedzie.
Moze sic jeszcze Amery
kanie ma mys]a i odsuna rece
Cd ognia, by sic ME sparzyt.
MANILA. A.-P6lnocne pro-
wincye wyspy Luzon, ma kt6-
rel znajduje sic Manila, zaj-.
mule general Mahaboulas7
kt6ry podni6sl bunt przeciw
dyktatorowi Aguinaldo. -Po-
miedzy amerykanskimi woj-
skami a powstahcaml fllip'h~
skimi przysz}o do bltwy. Obie
strony ponios}y straty, Dewey
iednak W kohcu zdo}a} zabrac
powstaicom okrety.
HAVANA.-Genera( Blan-
co otrzy NAL rozkaz, azeby ME
odstepowa} ami piedzi 1jem'
Amerykaoom ma Kub;e: do
p6ki pok6j ne zostanie "a
warty. Wydaa:e takiego roz-
kazu zosta}o spowodowane
wysokiemi wymagan;aml ko-
misarzy amerykahskich W
| Paryzu.
Tute, ,sza za1oga h szpahska
liczy 100 tysiecy zo}nierzy,
Ma ca|ej wyspie Knb;e maja
Hiszpanie 282 ,989 karab now,
pom; ;edzy nic1ni ike karabi-
ny nowszej kopstrukcyi. Majq
luz takze armaty Krupa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27
CANEA, ma Wyspie Krec:e.

! CANEA, na Wyspie Krec:e
= Wojska tureckie przewozs
bagaze i amun'eye do zatok
Suda, nal wseh6d Cd Canea,
gdzie spodzieWaja sic przy'--
bycia = Konstantynapola
okretow, kt6rn zabiora je Z
powrctem do ojczyzny.
Siedmiu Turkow ,sprawc6w
ostatniej rzezi, powieszono.
AMSTERDAM. Holen-
derska kr6loWa Wilhelmina
zareczyla sic . ksieciem Will
liamem Wied..
KAIRO. - Cesarz Meme
lik W Abisynii, W Afryce
wschodniej, rozpoczaf wojne
ze swym podwladnym wojow-
nikiem Ras MLar1pasia Ten
:, !,
' -
''0
pApv1 CO. ,,,;ale1,
:. ;.ta;a;o
,;eaL n,oisl lo,,;5N 4 nrzec;n,
x,do.,; azetn Pani,ett,,,
.o,, - pot;ta paa,,-
h,;a,,a Er,nc,;ea,, aod,;,
4.,-;
aa:oL
=" 'N00N 1'A''' o''
'coN 7p'eA0"00''' loN0'oAs
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''0, ''"a' ''.0 Aa' u'za'4' p p'e'
A9ue'''a all. lA0e1ypo'Po'''e''
w eo'us '''''oo P0o"'1'''
ap.'eA ',''"' Dy0 l'O'>
kt6ry jest oflcerem W wojsku
rosyJsklm' )ego starszegc
brata W'ktora Bonaparte,
ktory teraz zfzekf sic Pfa"a
do tronu NaPoleonow na
korzysc orafa Ludw1ka' La
stanaw'a' ze w1asn'e W eyli
krytycznym c2asle huow'F
Napoleon poseara1 s!e o urlol
wo]skowy Po)ecnaf &c
Francyl.
Wskutek pogfoskl o sp'sku
minister wo)ny zanlccha
podr6z, kt6faa zam'erzal pred
siewzia6.
CAROGROD. - Su{tar
turecki podarowat cesarzow
Wilhelmowi miecz w zlote
pochwie, z rekojesciq opraw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27

abonentom naszego
pisma przesfany be-
die takze niniejszy
numer, zawierajacy.
poczqtek powiesci:
EDMUND NlEWIDOMY.
Doszed4 mas juz
zapas K alendarzyMa-
ryahskich narok 1899
i mozemy je zaraz
wyse1a6 W prezencie
abonentom noWym
lub starym, kt6rzy
przesl9 nam naprz6d
ca}oroczny, znizony
abonament ma ,, VIA
rasa'' W kwocie $3.50
l dolacza do tego 5
cent6w ma op}acenie
przeselki poczta.
Kto do znizonego
abonamentu ME do
laczy 5 cent6w-na
frankowanie kalen-
darza, 0 tenn bedzie :
my mniemali,ze sobie
prezentu ME zYczy i
mu kalendarza ME
poSlemy.
Abonenci, opfaca-
jacy ,, W Wiarusa" z
doiu, konlecznie mu-
sza zaplaci6 ca}e 2
dolary abonamentu
"a jeden rok, z po-
dobnych bowiem
zwykle czwarta czesc
mas krzywdzi, ME
pfacac ami centa. Pa
nowieOcia alscy wiec
powinni Sic przyczy-
MAC do zasilania ma
szego funduszu na
pokrycle STRAIT, jake
lniewany z mnogich
niesumiennYck Da1
moczy talskich.
Spis tego wszYst-
klego, co sic znajdpje
nowym Kalendarzu
Maryahskim ma
rok przYsz}y 1899
zna]duje sic ma stro.
ME 3ciej nlniejszege
numGru.
POdr0zuiacY agen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27

Podr6zuj9cY agent
W1ARUsA, pan Teohl
DerdOWski. dziafa
obecnie W okolicY
Browersvllle, Mimi,
zkad pole dzle W oko-
lice Sw. Amy.
Wolno mu kolekt0-
wac wszelkie pienia-
DIE dla WlARUsA.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-11

The command under General Shafter or
such part as could be spared from tue
work III hand was to join the foregoing
expedition, and, reads the order, you
win command the forces thus united, III
person.
General Miles here speaks of Ms adj
vice to move the troops away from places
where fever had broken out to localities
in the Shenandoah Valley, and then
returning TO the Santiago campaign tells
of Skaters dispairing telegram III when
he spoke or the possible Withdrawal
of his forces from before Playa del Este.
A number of other published dispatches
are quoted, among them one from Alger
authorizing him to accept the surrender
of Santiago and giving terms on which
this could be accomplished If these
we're rejected General Miles could order
an assault.
General Miles says that he told Shaft
or that the latter could appoint commits
surrender and then quotes several
kilograms on the situation already pub
ished.
The General then goes over the Porto
Rican campaign, explaining his change
in the point of landing by saying that
in the absence of landing launches he
wished to keep the enemy in ignorance
of his objective point and acted accord
ingly.
THE success of the enterprise he
added, was largely due to the skill and
good generaship of the officers in COM
mand Of the different divisions and bri-
gades.
1T is gratifying to record" he CON
tinues, that in the war not a single de-
feat was met. and not a prisoner, color,
gum or rifle has been captured by the
enemy. In this respect the war has
been most remarkable, and, perhaps, I'M
paralleled. Under all circumstances and
in spite of many most trying difficulties
fhe troops have maintained the fortitude
of the American character and the honr
of their arms"
General Miles closes his report with
some earnest recommendations for the
improvement Of the military service. He
trusts the experience of the last few
months will be valuable to the people
and TO the government. The value of
coast defenseS, he says, has been proven
and the system should be completed
without delay.
He favors the adoption of Il standard
Of strength for the army to meet the
couutry's growth and suggests that it be
one soldier for every 1000 population,
yielding force Of G2579. While this
force Is already provided for, unfor-
tunately the authorizing act requires the
army to be reduced to its former made
quate basis on the termination OF the
war. General Miles in conclusion recon-
mends that authorization of an auxiliary
force of native troops in Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines 70 be Differed
by United States army officers and not
exceeding two soldiers for 1000 popula
ton Of the islands and all of these In
creases. he urges, should be made at
once as they are of vital Importance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-11
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.

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Hannibal, Mo, lately had wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it he says: II was taken with
Typhoid fever. that ran into pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. was so
weak couldn't even sit up in bed. Moth
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of consumption. when | heard OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
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In the world for all throat and lung
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-11
GENERAL MILES REPORT.
Dealing With the Campaign in Cuba and
Porto Rico.

Washington. New. 10.-The report Of
General Miles made public today by III.
rection of Secretary Alger, deals chiefly
with the campaigns of Santiago aud
Porto Rico. In the introduction the
General says that the military history
OF 1898 is the most extraordinary of any
year since the end of the Civil War.
The General then goes Oh to speak OF
the unpreparedness of the country for
war, The legislation in Congress looking
TO the increase of the army, his own
recommendation that it be swelied %
To-. 591 troops for offensive operations
and these 10 be thoroughly drilled, hard.
ened and equipped for service.
Continuing, he says that he was CON
yineed that no large number of men
should be sent to Cuba during the UNI
healthy season, that the navy could have
made the island untenable to the Span.
iards, and that the work should have
been left 70 ii while the volunteers We're
being fully prepared for service.
He refers to his orders for sending
regulars TO Tampa. Mobile and New
Orleans; for the gathering of troops II
Chickamauga and for the movement
Of 10000 troops on Cuba. but adds that
for want Of proper equipment, ammuni-
ton, etc, the movement ON Cuba did not
materialize.
He refers to General Merritt's Philip
pine expedition as we'll organized and
equipped. Then he tells of the expe-
dition of Skaters force. saying il was
delayed through the fault Of no one cons
nected with IL: and he goes on to speak
OF the poor transports. his order 20
General Shafter directing him to find ont
If everything possible had ~been done il
the way Of furnishing supplies, hoats
etc.
June 24th General Miles submitted 10
the Secretary Of War a written plan Of
campaign as follows:
That provision be made for the recep-
tion OF nj least 10000 Spanish prison.
ers
That after capturing Santiago some
deep water ports be taken on the north
coast of Cuba.
That Nenvitas be captured and that
with $4,000 cavalry and some light mr.
tiiiery and n small body of infantry an
advance be made into Puerto Principe
In tho interior and the troops be thence
moved toward Havana. This move
ment would occupy the time until Sep.
temher 10Th, the troops wonid be IN
the most healthy part Of Cuba during
the rainy senson and the prisoners could
he used in road making. Should a Span
ish force be advanced 10 Villa Clara the
entire United States army could be
thrown between that point and Havana.
fhe Spanish army could be divided and
be benten IN detail Should that plan
be rejected, then. after capturing Sam
tiago the entire force should be removed
ia tIIe western end OF the island and Il
campaign made against Havana.
General Miles next recites an order
Ia himself from Secretary Alger "to
organize an expedition for operation
aeainst the enemy In Cuba and Porto
Rico
Prom the order dated June Goth II
anpears TINT an expedition was TO be or
gnnized under the immediate command
o. General Brooke for such movement.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-11
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-11
IN EIGHTH DISTRICT.
An Adverse Majority Of loo Converted
Into Majority OF $40

Mr.. ames a. Bryan, of Newbern. one
of the Senators-elect from the Eighth
district. is in the city, feeling happy
over the result Of the election, His dis
trict in 1896 gave a Fusion majority
of loo, and rhis year Mr.. Bryan and
Mr. J. O. jackson have been elected.
Speaking Of the vote, Mr.. Bryan said
last night;
THE majority against us in Craven
is OBS. in Greene II, and in Jones 10.
4 total Of 5G5 against us in these three
counties. We carry 0nslow by $50, Car
teret 30. Lenoir 303, total of 1,1oI.
Deduct the majorities against MS, and
we have Il majority Of $40. These figures
will not be materially altered
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-11
THE LATEST RETURNS.
TRANkLIN.

The following IL the official vote of
Franklin county:
Geo. FL. Brown. DEM, 2,693; A. NJ.
Moore. Rep. 2.4OS.
Solicitor. j. Moore. Dem, 2,69s:
Wheeler Martin, Rep, 400
Congress Atwater, Dem, LIB; Jen-
kins, Rep. LAOS.
Senate -Thos. S. Collie 2.724: II. A.
=. Cooley. : ems. 2,722, X. $. Clark
2.393. H. r.. Edwards. Reps, 2.3s7.
Honsep. A. Davis, Dem, 2,696; Io-
slab Crudnp, Rep. 2,431.
Democratic county officers elected by
majoritics from 32G to 524 The Fusion
lists elected nine magistrates Of whom
three We're c0lored.
GRANVILLE.
Oxford, n. G., NOV. 1o.-The count of
the vote in Granville shows that the
whole county ticket ii elected with the
exception OF one county commissioner.
In the county we have three commits
sioners. so this gives Ms two Democrats
10 one Republican. kitchin's majority
in the county ii and this shows great
popularity on his part, rs Adams was
the nominee Of the Republicans and
populists, too. so that he triumphs over
their combined efforts.
The election here passed off In a re-
nlarkablv quiet manner G. w. Bryan
aud A. A. Lyon. members-eIect To the
House of Representatives, are intelli-
gent and highly respected farmers. Mr..
a. A. Hicks IL a gentleman universally
esteemed for bis high sense Of honor
aud bis acknowledged ability as Il mem
Der Of the legal fraternity.
MOORE.
Black, Democratic candidate for the
Senate. IN elected The vote D this
county stood; lack, 2,l54, Cole, .984 .
giving Black TO majority. Cole got so
majority In Randolph. which gives
Black 81 majority. John r. Currie.
Democrat, il elected to the House by
2sJ. Vote for Judges Ii Brown, 2.i42:
Moore, 2.O20. Mclean. Democrat, for
solicitor, 2,i39; Lewis. 2,01g Thomas
for Congress, 2,145; Fowler, 1000
CALDWELL.
y. l.. Patterson, Democrat, was elect
ed To the House by 5557.
Eg0tigt-A man who is always strongly
praising or mildly censnring himself
T~xasa na.d.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-11

When you ask for De Wits Witch
Hazel Salye don't accept a counterfeit
or imitation There are more cases of
Piles being cured by this, than all other
combined. j. Hal Bobbitt and Henry
T. Hicks.
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Too many counties are absent to give
the majority, hut special from Ashe-
vile gives Crawfor,l's majority as 24T.
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Life The judge who sentences human
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MONTHLY CROP REPORT
REPORT OF STATlsTlclAN or AGRICUL.
TuRAl DEPARTMENT FOR NOVEMBER.
Estimated Yield of Corn per Acre 24.8 Bush
els, Aye.age Yield Of Lint Cotton 2l9
Pounds per Acre.

Washington, Nov 10,-The Depart.
ment of Agriculture crop report for No.
vemher says;
The November report of the statistic
ian of the Department of Agriculture
will give 24.S bushels as the average
yield per acre of corn, according to the
preliminary returns of the Department.
correspondents. The preliminary est
mate last year was 23.T bushels, and that
OF 1896. Dab bushels. The indicated
yield in the principal corn States is as
follows:
Pennsylvania 30. Ohio 80; Indiana 30
Iowa 81, Missouri 26; Kansas 10; anu
>ebraska 81.
The average per cent of quality is 81. {
as compared with 1913 in 1897, and SS.1
in 1896 Reports Indicate that about 7.2s
per cent of the crop of 1897 is still Il
the hands of the farmers.
1ae preliminary estimate of the av-
erage yield of huckwheat is 1I.3 bush
els 10 the acre. against POI bushels last
year, and 1871 in 1896, The averages II
New York and Pennsylvania, the two
States of principal production, are 16.s
aud 1T.2 as compared with 94.3 in No.
vemher of last year.
The estimated average yield of hay
is 80 tons per acre, as compared with
I.42 tons last year. The present indi-
Gated average is the highest on record
and the crop of 1898 was unquestionably
the largest ever gathered. In point of
quality the average is 95.3 against 92.s
last year and 92.9 in 1896.
The estimated average yield of Irish
potatoes is 75.2 bushels per acre, as
compared with GAG bushels last year
and Sos bushels in 1896. The average
per cent of quality is e47 against S1.1
in November last, and So in Novem-
Der. 1896
The special wheat investigation is an-
preaching completion. 1t is believed that
ii will not only serve its primary pur.
pose of indicating with approximate ac-
euracy the wheat production Of the pres
cnt year. but VIII prove of permanent
value to the department in its bearing
mon the existing methods of reporting
this important crop.
COTTON.
Preliminary reports TO the Statistician
OF the Department of Agriculture indi-
cate an average yield of 2l9 pounds of
cotton per acre. The principal State av-
erages are as follows:
North Carolina 227: South Carolina
245: Georgia 1873; Alabama 1915: Missis-
sippi 229; Louisiana 2T2: Texas d.:
Arkansas go: Tennessee ISL: Oklahoma
o49; indian Territory 325.
In the determination Of these prelimi-
nary figures reference has been made
not merely to the estimated number of
pounds per acre reported by correspond
ents, hut also to the quantative compari-
son made by correspondents with last
years crop and other criteria. An II.
crease of about 10000 acres has been
made by the Department TO its prelimi-
nary estimate Of the acreage in Okla
homa and the Indian Territory Tie
indications point to a total cotton crop
not far short of ten millions.
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