Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1877, Page 7

HS CIMCAGU TKIBUNE: SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1877—TWELVE PAGES. ir THE CROPS. Uitte or nodamage has been done during the ASHT " : rf ‘rosefon ti i it of C6 e1 RAILROAD TINE T. ee tiow daye, und that cre romp fa linge WASHINGTON. fn dinranstn, ats staat Pane Now York - somes ly hapreved very. materially. tke tele. Coatenn-lonwg ‘aml the. propeseed eeeinrtton of | ARR RTTIRE OF SRAING graph tan enh atin seeti th ae te ea haan gt Sei So ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF $RAINS, Sherrabouts of the peste whicl yesterday ane ? ‘ conclusion wa hel. Karel } 2 oe ticday ‘nedore Mow nurtiiwesty hut wrthoat | The Prosidont’s Ordera in Relation to | wit tie stot of stteeting me, attairg were O private terma, and ithe achr Lafrinier for MARINE NEWS. Eivonu to Bnftaln attr. < ‘The steam barge Abercorn takes coal from Char- Ss lotte ta Mitwankee at a A f iiave < The Jenny Lind got only 2c on eutn from Cleves A Solentific Correspondent Explains | ini ta tinitato instead of te, aa the types mate us Reports from the North, East, Exrtanatios op Rrvekexce Mines. Satneriay sither as refers to or . the Passage of the Solstitial atten potertny. 3 pas Spas Snaliva Peet West, and South. avail Sol Ik guia proty ccrtaln tat they have Officeholders Still Undor Dis- fpertnd retested or cerning onr alas EhaRet “Bunaay excepted. ¢Munusy excepted. ir wae. Ww. ¥ te ona with Spain or Mexicn, growing out o re ea Tornado. forn to Rattalod tet eorge Wi Davis sna ——- chssion. Tecent event of which the’ pnbiie have knowl. | _ CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, ; ~ Prospects Genorally of an Encoure WI8CONSIN. edge. The Cabiuet gave its attention to certain | Ticket Offices, #2 Clark-st, (Aherman House) and at PORT NURON. aging Character. Soectal Diepatedes to The Tethuns. matters of discipline In connection. with the is dept < Excitement on the Lumber-Mar- Spretat Hispatch to The Tribune. Warantowx, Wis. July 13.—We are at pres- A. Proposttia: to Publish th management of the Naval Academy, but with- ot ket Docks Over a Fox Pont WMunox, Mich, July 13.—Down—Props ént having the most favorable weather for the ‘Fon n to Pubils ep out Bhat One, 4 tent eine 3:40 p.m, Cl Vanderbilt, City of Fremont, Knterpriw. S4 | ne Whiquitous "Hopper Dealing Gon- growing grain, and the farmers In this region of Names of Applicants for TheSecretary of the Navy henatidreaned aletter erm HBSEs Aioune, Russia, Parete, Havana and tow, Swal- a * "| Wisconst are fecling Jubflantover the splendid Omiee. to Capt, Howgate, the o rot the plat to aia at. lww an contort, Birload and barges, N. Mite tly with Minnesota Farmors, prospects for an abundant crop. Within a few gatablish« colony tor Arctic exploration in the ‘it vam and barges, schra Marg, Mattie, ‘ona, George days tho reapers will be busy cutting the winter far north, declining to detall a civil officer to p.m. The Fleet of Southern Suburbs, Including W. Bisel, i ff Most | Wheatand barley. Both crops took well, and THE OFFICES, accompany the expedition. The Secretary flocs rea Feat Stall (dai) £0) pm: the Dominion of Hyde Park. Ur—Props California, Starneen, Sanitac, Anis, | A Splendid Outlook for Crops of Mos! il yield abartantly. | Spring wh \ A -VALUADLA MAX, nut consider bimeelf authorized todctail acivil | Milwaukee Exprees, 7:30 p.m: Rone and barges, ‘Townsend and consort, Inter rf 1 will: yield’ sbandantly. Spring wheat, an. frri- Apecial Dtepatca to Tre Tribune, officer for such service, and for the same reason | Suilwauxee Pawenerr, 0:15 a.m, eean and tows. schra David Stewart, Wend the Kinds in Wisconsin. portant item with the agriculturlets in this se | waensnuron, D.C. July 13 Mr. Kennedy, | be reerets that he cannot comply with the re- | susea Te penne coanm .| Wase, Athenian, Maggle Mcitae, Gen, Tharston, ton, is coming along finely, Some plecer ieal Sa Mcede teat Bh Mert) + | queat for a Joan of instruments belonging to Siren fay baprece Tan p.m. Damaging Collision on the Lake and | yet Taylor, TR. Merritt, GQ. C. Trapi, John ILLINOTS. are’ thin, and on nearly all ‘there formerly Commissioner of Census, to-day, in | ¢ ¢ navy for use on the expedition. 2| Bet Pant & Aipbnes ie. 4:00 pum! Othor Nautical Acctdents. dewell, Jang Hell, Asia, Childs, Mary Martin, Anectat Dienatehea to The Triimne, fe a short growth of ntraw; ‘but tho | the uaine of certain National Banks whoso INDIAN AGENTS. ated niga ecm: eet aaa Mae: weather fine, Frienpayii.e, Wabash Co., July i—Winter | fielda are all developing a long, | agent he fs, Med with the President a protest The President to«day commissioned E. If. C. rqnette Express... td 4:45 am. soot, + lights we wheat all in shock, somo in stack {n good con-| full head, and the yielt per acre | agalnat the removal ut Croggin, who for many | Hoopet, of Maine, Agent for the Indlang of ‘the, | gucncts Lake & Kockto tos cm, SUMMER SOLSTITIAL. are? tie. promises to be considerably above the ayer: cata fins been custodian of about $400,000,000 | Sléreton Agency, Dakota, and John C. Mallory," | siake Gener ne 7:20 p.m, 4d correapondent dllscourses than DOMINION. CANAL-TOLTS. dition, Oat nearly lp with the quality of grain the very beet. ‘Ten | 7 $40,000,000 | J5., Orezan, Agent for the Indians of the Col: | ~ : Be FS 1 Pe eetiiean tie paesiea of the aummereolstii!- | The tolls and dues elther way to be paid by the Ron:nson, Crawford Co., July 13.—Wheat fn 4 a in bonds belunging ta Natloual Banks, and who | orsda River’ Accney, Arizona: Pollman Hi run throngh, between Chi- days more of ‘gvod weather will place aprin betty entirely out of danger, and give us ees bas lately been dismissed because be had a The State Department is without informa- aharvest na we so much nevt. brother In the service. The Star states that a | ton concerning the reported Spanish outrage Corn, from freqnent planting, had tecome | number of National Banks hava caused Secre- | UNO the achooner Rising Sun, except that con- considerably bebind, but it has made rapid | tary Sherman to be informed that they will tained fn the press dispateh from Boston, but strides within the past two weeks, and vow ‘ + haa ordered a thorough and {immediate fnvostl- gives evidence of a guod fair yield, pay Croggin's salary Ahemecives If he | gation witha view to obtain full reparation Haying fn this vicinity bas beon retarded | can be retained to guard their Interest. | should the published statements be veriticd. ———————. good condition for stacking. Weather hot. Coupes, Unton Co, July 13.—Winter wheat all ent and some stacked. Crop excellent. Rusnvizte, Schuyler Co, July 15.—Fall wheat all cut. Probable yicld twelyo bushels. Fine weather for tho past ten di Noraln garoand Omaha, on thetrain leaving Chicago at 10:30 1 ¢ Pollman or a fe botel cars west of C an ny other form of g—DNepot corner of Weil and Kinzte-sta, * b-Depot corner of Canal and Kinzie-sta, CHICARO, BT. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS je lakes: owners or maaters of eteam-yvessele navigating the Oe ee EL aOnE 25, which cused so much | Nominon canals aro ae follows, having gone into desttuctionof life. and property throughoat the | effect on tho lat inet. country, preeented soine pecullar forme in the pho- nomena of meteorology worthy of conaideration. The observations were taken ainong the fslands of Western Lake Eric, and it may be duo In the prea- cnt jnstance to the many channels of wate if tl and very hot, 90 deg. to 06 deg. Corn growing | some by the late rain storms, and many | The packing of the bonds of each bank bad all Se — eacrser betes see nad irich ded fon ibe Fe: rapidly. meadows au marshes are no overflown thatit | been arranged by Croggin, and from long SPRINGFIELD ITEMS, $t. Pant & Minneapolle £ ‘Atg ovclook In the afternodn a bluish cloud tona Decatun, July 18.—Wheat averaged twenty Forttnately the mer on hem arnt service he could finmedlately produce those of Apectat Dispatch to The Tritune. St, Pani & Minneapoils F 09 Fo oe ee rar ed iintie cloud: banks A NOVEL EXCURSION. bushels to the were, and first-class grain. Good | and there is yet achanco for a falr crop to bu f any bank as they might be called for examina- | Brrixovizip, Il, July 134—The following | gmoago, ALTON & BT. LOUIS AND OHTOAGO jn varione directions, reeming to rise higher and ‘The owners of the ble donble-decked schooner | weather. . gathered. tion. Practically, this examination of each pack- | sdditional commissions were tesucd to-day in KANSAB OITY & DENVER SHORE LINES. Ingher, an if to cacane some calamity tn viow. | yicutcan, now Iyingat the Detroit dry dock, talk | T'uant, Pike Co. July 18—Harvest: nearly || There aro some reports: that potatoes are | aire is mada about once a year, and upon Crog- | the Hilinols National Guard: On the Governor's | Unton Depot, West file near Xt brite, and ‘Tg aun cant a Rlekering, ellowteh Meat aoom the | aeiving an excnrdion on her to Lake Brle, or of | over. Wheat good. Yield good. Very wet, | rottiue In cunsequence of the frequent wet and | gin's honesty solely have the banke and | staff BrizGen. Dr. it V. 8, Lord, of Spring. | Z¥enty-tnind-rt Ticket hot weather, but we do not believe that the noon,” ‘The air and the water were fall of low | jetting her for that purpuve, She ranks as ono of injury to te erop fs very widespreat, but the wheat acemed in good condition. * Department relfed for years asatany time tt | fcld, Surgeon-General; ales, with the rank of founda which fell npon the ear Hike the bamting | (he mammoth vessels of the Takes, and having &|' Mason Citr, Mason Co., ditly 13.—Wheat all Lahe.Wae, Ot Ieule’ fier woutd have been posalbie for Croggin to subatt- | Colonel, E. F.C. Klocke, of Chicago, and the | Ransas tty & Denver Pas ™. gre huge tance aan engatit tis WateE ere wut promenade nawell ang toofed-indeck, with Be | secured tn good condition, and of a superior durant, tearealy any Sica eaeeeeae tute for the bomienee sums of bonde fn the | Hon, H. H, Evans, of Aurora; Captain of the | Bf fours earned i operations of @ naturo almost miliiury. ‘The fore party to Anterrere tre tasto ot, aoe ailing. | quality. Threshing will commence next week, | ainount of Taspberriea) and, from the appear- | amaller packages bogus bundles, In all the | Freevert Guarda, Alonzo V. Echards; First Peorle’d preitenccreae ices i Be eudiehy ‘rapes Daxentiis tue. clu Wan watch [oie proposed to have # tug accompany her if she | Cuantesrox, Coles Co., July 12—Our best- | ance ue The Nek We should not expect a half- | scars of his service there had been no package Hlcutnant saniey Neary Bun Tell; Becond Leu- | prone, Keacuk & ituritneton’ me ram of intense biacknens’scattercd along tio front, | sees tall. ee Informed farmers place the stcld of wheat at | TOP CLEMPIE Ss 15 ate and apring | Of aurities lost ur misiald, panty Orin 1 Mla. Moline Rides re. | fiicite veeaett dh dee Justa the ein cast btw lust ray, o Nght gust of TITH CANAL. not less than fifteen bushels per acre. Fine | wheat bid fair to vield an unprocedented crop. For the pu Ae ot tuleenae thechanee at ported their muster-rolls Wo-day. doltet & Dwight Accommdat n * feunrl"ahe steno ‘ot ection Aerows the upper | Tntvoxrane, July 19.—Arrived—Dello France, | quailty. Weather favorable, Acreage large. purpo i The Gurernur to-day sent the commission of Corn Jooking well but weedy, jest crop for yours, JANESVILLE, Jil mistakes in appolnpaentes the President fs con- CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & 81. PAUL RAILROAD. 'y 13,—Onts rood aud healthy. | sidering the prupriety of leauing an order to all | prz-Geu. C. B. Steele, of Coles County, who ecm}: irentae Morris, 4,600 bn corn and 1,600 bo oats. form, a lurid aheet of white cloud, Ja; the rf , duly 13,—-Atrived—Bryant, Morrin Mr, Sreniixa, July 13.—Wheat crop delng | Sotsepring wheat. No bugs todo any damage | heads of departments to keep alist which shalt died a few days since, to the widow, with a let- | Unton Depot. corner Madiron and Canal-sts, Tieket ‘ 1 the caat with minuRronr, daly 1. Mela * } cut. Wil yleld,from cighteen to twenty buali- | yet, Never saw curn grow faster. 4 : ter of condolence, Gen. Steele was appuinted | UMlce, Gf Kouth Clark-st., opposite Sherman House, hole, mesy vcome, poling aren the | 4,000 bu corn, 1,400 bu oates prop Peerleat, Ot | C1," per acre, “Weather fine for harvesting. |” livoson, July 13.—Spring wheat headed out | Ue CPen,tO public lnapection of the names and | Judge Advocate General on tha stall by the | 28 derot wonderfal rapidity: unt it fnlunda, where It acemed to atop os 1¢ to recunnoiter. Then auddenly & huge prong of ‘water ahect alot throngh the sonth passand cirel lod truund the head of Pot-m-Bay Island. This. acction of the cloud rcrted on the very water In form of a solid blogk, wits perpendicniar wails, hich appeared Ike 9 moving tivor of water tu the air, awecping boats like strawa toward the north- art. Then ‘from the northern extremity another tawa, 4,400 bu corn. Cleared—Prop Atlantic, Henry, 32, 000 fect lum- ber; Messenger, Henry, 123, Usu fect hinber, 250 lath; Isabella, Henry, 100, feet lumber; Uructe Uriawold, Minouka, 49, 200 feet lumber, Leave, | Arrive, Farmers are in excellynt spirits over the pres- ows Fos ep °7:508, m./* 7:30p. m. ent outlook. 3 Kang, Ureene Co., July 13.—Wheat will av- erage (fteen bush if peracre. The grain is of avery fair quality. Wet harvest, but no grain lost. Aron, July 18.—The yteld of wheat in this scctlon will be from fAtteen to twenty bushels 7 3 us places of residence of all applicanta fur ollie, Analy: dolby wel. Corn ranidly Improviug, | | gndof the names ofall persons Indorshig of etic tener of the Bota a Equallzation for Preren eee coed, en ate fine. | recommending. The object of this rule isto | the Firat District having resigued-the ‘Govern pring wheat allright. Cor growing goo!, | make public in advance the uames of all anpll- | today appointed Jamec Ie Hoot of Cline ve dipnieat Pow, July 1&—Cor in looking | cunts, to the ond that if they aro really wallt for | All the vacancy 1 RoOhy aa Re siright. usy laying it by. Towa County | appointment this uniitness may becuine known |" Agron T. Hubbard, of Bloomington, and Polk Hockonivar, Richland Co., July 13.—Corm throush the publicity thus given. Tt fs believed | 31° steSherry, of Surinufletd, to-day filed peti- by emibi if Day press. a Wisconsin, lowe, and i {r0:008, m.{* 4:00p. m, * 5:05 p. “re m. tinge: MARQUETTE, Spectat Dievateh to The Tribune. Manguerrs, Mich, duly 13,—Arrived—Prop din @ silonesots. Cire tervens Polnt.and Ash- hrough Ni m.'¢ 7:008. m. , greater in dimensions, moved through be- yeracre, The berry haa falled to Ml out this log. Winter wheat fa being ba . a a, rr Be Hen-and-Chickene groupand North itora | Jurvia Lord, aches Dictator, it. A, Granger, Samuel | Vour'ss fn former Sears: Fielde have ‘weenin | ont mhareestin Hnink Atteen( or twenty days "before. action ts AXTELUS FALL aud Minneapite are quod cliher tla Madtion and Pret etund, clashing against a fis. Oat Prong | p, Ely, 8. A. Wood. Cleared—Props Cormorant, | Very bad condition, Farmers lave largely ine KANSAS, there Crates shy serous cipjestione to tines i Bpectal Dispatch to The Tribune. du Chien, or via Watertown, LaCrome, and Winona, awith ‘a shock that dashed huge, rvells ane | port Chamberlin; achrs Charlea Wall,'T.W.¥erry, | ercusod their harvest help aud cummploted thelr Apectat Disvatchen to The Tribune. polutment tat’ kuowiedge of them would in | Naw York, July 13.—The Sun's Waehineton ILLINOM CENTRAL RATLROAD. secon tale ine atirccUy eaee. agatnnt the Reet pane. et Ea Roa er reo aa arc ee EEA ea July 19—A | _ 'XPIANOLA, Butler Co. July 13.—Oats are | must cases be thus socured. Apecial says Axtetl's conversion to Mormontsm | Depot, foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twenty-tecond-at, Bpicunce with nefotce thar war appalling. ‘The | of Duluth.” Weather tne. Wind south, very fine crop of wheat fn Us section. Wheat | Yery Hue, Promise the beat yluld we have ever | , tiie trealdent his sald to somo of the mem | is likely to curt bliin, tis place as Governor of | — Tieget osice, t2i Randotpheat., near Clark. thunder and lightning now made n terrible din, — will be xecured in fair orter. Yiclht from eight- | had. {atence here that he considers it a violation of | New Mexico, and break the ring which the Sten which shook the elements, and great swells and IRON-ORE SITPMENTS, cen to twenty bushels.” Ground very wet. Rocky Hitt, Lincoln Co., Jnly 13.—Oats } the avirit of his late urder for clerks to continue ; attacked two years agu. Frederick Lockley, | St Loule Rapress. tidal-waves colilded and pasted tn all dircetions, | yas week there were 21,070 tonm of tron-ore ree | Euazanetitown, Hardin Co.) July 13,—Iad ‘Boring wheat cuuld.tivt be bette ; KC Houle Fat Line urenching boats at sca and objecta on land, /The ae WES Ks) UEEEAVEPS. Os 4 tle tine for wheat harvest. Wheat aplendid, | 8224+ Spring wheat could not bo better. thelr connection with these societies, At firat | editor of the Salt Lake Tribune, writes as f Calro & New Oriraua Ex : 2 veta, whieh erg | celved at Cleveland, 700 being from Lake Cham { a ue * . Eun BDICULIC. ae ud Coy di — he waa inclined to treat them as aucial organiza. | lows on tis subject: “WI 1) ar- | Calro, Arkaness & Texas E ee ea aae eect to naar upyardogain by wiitle | plain dletrict, and #2313 from the Lake Superior | All in shock and ry. Ready for threslng. The Daveutan, (Cota, Cos sly 1eeDath: ant i ral acta holes vent he (Axtall) ar Xpringaeid @ Peoria spring wheat promise good. nl exclusively, but upon being Informed of 1 5 + active part which they took In raluing funds lunow, Atchison Co, July 13.—We are cut | and cireuluting documents during the cepalse ting fall wheat and rye. Corn goud. Sinall | in the States which they represent, heoxpressed rived of Salt Lake a8 Governor of Utah, leading priests recelyod him and carricd blin to a More jon hatel, where his board and whisky bill, late storing huve inlesed ts. Tux Cricaco ‘Trung is a great favorite. Send it regularly, Beueevin.e, St. Clair Co, July 1.—New Bhringaeld ut F. Prova. Hurlinston & Ken Pearia, Keaknic & Hani wind and water-xpeut intotheclond, Mhisconditiun of aflairs continued fornently an hone, when, av aud denly as It caine, the slorin ceused, but was fol reglon, The previous reculpts were 84, 400 tons, making a total of 111,020 during the season, 8,042 fone of which caine frum (he Champlain district v é ? 9 inuUnting to $0}, was puid by the Ctty Coun- 4 f owed by a heavy yale feont the West, whlch con ) gud the reaialnder from Laxe Superior, wheat coming fa to the mills at 81.25 in goud | erain all govd. the opiuton that to continue them would be to | cll, He took a disgrarctul, part in the Indian | Qunaaue& Blows Cy st AREVENUI CUPEERIN port, «| Yarparta, July 13—Wheat harvest about | Liautaxp, Doniphan Co,, July 13.—Farmers | Vlolate lils onder, Uprising, aud Is belleved to have conaptred with | ~ : eS = the Mormon priesthood agalust the Mves of Gentile settlers. gh Re ae ae Alluervour, exhausting. and paintal discares snevdily yletd to the curative influences of Itulver- mitcher's Electric Betts and Bands, They are rafe, slmole, and effective, and ean be easily ap- piled by the patient bimeelf. Book, with full par- Uculars, malled treo. Addfees Pulvermacher Gal- st 0. TUB FLEET OV IIYDE PARK. The flect of Myde Park plenaurc-craft ia far mute numerous thie year than at any previous time, and more boats aro bullding. Quite a num- ber of them are home-made, some on guod models land some on poor Nnes, The people of Oakland, Kenwood, and Hyde Fark enjoy rowing and mailing, of may be noticed In the fine costumes of some of the crows and the care and expense with which the bonts cutting barley, Estimated yield twenty-five to Barn ite feria eet thirty bushels per acre. Quality goul. Oats | Wasminatos, 1). C, July 1.—The question and spring wheat looking fluely now, whether the members of the National Hepub- Hayes City, Ellin Co., duly {3.—Winterwheat | Heun Committee holding Federal appointinents all harvested. Crop good. Now cutting spring | come withiy the scopy of the recent order for- wheat. Crop excellent. Onta turning, Didding officials tu toke un active Interest In Evtanwoon, Barton Co., duly 13.—Prospects | politics, or Le members of political oraniza- for spring. wheat and outs are excellect, luns, wus brought to the attention of Vreeident Paota, Miu! Co. July 1—Winter wheat | Hayes, within a day or tiwu, by Assistant Seere- goud.. Outs good. Weather lot and dry, tury MeCormek, MeCorniick, ax Seerctary of Councin Grove, Morris Co., July iL—Pros- | thé National Republican Committee, had re- dene. Best crop over ent. Up it vood stupe. Yield fs above the average, and the best quality of grain. Famtrinnp, Wayne Co., July 15.—Winter weit all harvested, and most of it tn the stack, wid, July t3.—Harvesting rye. Weather all that could be desired. Crop best for yeara. Heads tong and well flied. WIL go. from fit teen to twenty-tlve bushels peracre. Our “atx: fety”? about tha crop ta allover. Everybody ‘The revenue cutter Andrew Johnson steamed Into the lake basin quietly Jast evening, slipped ber anchors, and now rides on the placid busou of the kparkling. Water of old Michigan, while the gu: ntuple saunter about town and ** kU" eusceptt: Die mantens with thetr bewitching smiles and etun- ning full-drese uniforms, . “IIOSH BROKEN SHAMS, The prop Tempest received a new evction of shalt CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RAILROAD. Deputs foot of Lake and Canal and sixter rk-at., and at depots, Mendota, Ottawa, aod Strra! Mendota, Ottawa, and Stren r rE xprea tof 0 angan City Pacine | Niet " In place of the lutely-broken one, and proceeded. C Ani | ly this fall, . 1 if s | wet wenn en comns | UMElAe Ki built. Of nall-Loats there are only two, —Loth N talks now of sowing largely this fall, pect of a full erup of outs and tar crop of apring | ce! r ney d oa . ‘ faun, ara built OF walt hones there agonty (wow “toth | un her eexalar trip night before lant, Vhe prov | ““Canuotatos, Grecis Ca. duty 1i—Larvert- | Wheat, B Fee een a oe crac elles Of | THOMAS SUMMER-NIGHT CONCERTS | —2-"=="2 Skylark, now lying at St. Joe, receiving fepnits for w similar injury lo that of lice mute, will vo reagy Jor business in about a week. ERIE. Special Disputch to The Tribune, Eni, Pa., July 13,—Dopartures—Park Joseph G, Master, achra I, W. Saye, Lively Mary, Kor nosha, {nn Wheat guod but budly taigied. - Ground wet, Woonnawn, Jefferson Cu., July 18.—We are getting our wheat in stack fy goud condition, Will average fifteen bushels per acre. Oats ure well headed Macomp, MeDonough Coys duly 13.—Rye all harvested. Croptirat-lass. Winter wheatzool, twenty bushels ta the were. Outs excellent; large$ grain plump. BELLE Pitas, Hamilton Co., saly 18,— i rallod and owned by Mr. Wallacc, anda boat for rowing, a8 well ns railing, owned by Mr. Lynn. Kteum power in limited to Jamen Morgan's bout, converted from atu, and named the Clara, The rowing-craft ate led by the Kenwood Darge, lawned by the Marge Club, consisting of Maxera, Waldron, [ai Krozicr, Waite, and Sinale, The locality are the Ada, owned by Charles y, 8 llsht cedar ahell by Mr. Hebden, anda black boat by Mr. iH. Ll. Walte., At Hyde Park the row-boata are slight cedar ‘owned by Meare, Root and Fitz, anda small white bout by Av alter Durnnam. nd lias five row-boata, the Hey Phillips Co. July 13.—A heavy crop | mittee, and also Postmaster at St. Louis. The of outs; the heat we over had. Winier-vheat | inatier was “atl before the President, yery heavy, Spring wheat heavy, but scusun is | os Involving nat only tho retirement, of late, 5 Mr. Filluy, but of “Mr. McCormick and Curton, Wilson Co. July 13.—Oats are first- | several other members of the Committee. rate; never better. © Weather favorable fur | After considering the matter fully, the hurvent. ee yas, | Hiresident decided’ that as this Connnittee Revwoop Faurs, Chase Co. July 13.—Fall | would have ne polltfeat duty te perform for Wheat hurvested. Average, ten bushels, or hatf | some three years, there coulit be no objections aerop. Spring wheat and oats promise a better | to Federal oflicials retaining their memberstiip return. Rye and barley good. Corn luoking | As the members would nut be engaged in acti fine, but needing rain, 1 work, they did not conic, the Pres! MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. ul foot of Twenty-cecondest, suutheant corner of Ian mer Lanse, Arrive. . “~~ Brposttion Building. . Every Night. 25 and 50 els MATINEE atitz\t.2tiat DERIOH PECL RESUICE, TO-NIGH T=" ScRUTAn UR NAVIGATION NOTES. Curcaco, ~The tug Protection sa receiving repairs, FITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE & OHIGAGO RAILWAY. eo? Wheat ine crop. Mostly stacked and in goot politi hest of which Is’ four-oured, owned by Justice J. dition. UTA VAL, M0, yA 4 — Depot. corner Canal and Madison-eta. Tleket Offices, Be Lstnes and, ii ineiont Sho ie thir feed | ;.1;Weerete ou tho lumber market continue vearee, | COONS sutton Co,, July WheSprine wheat | Grasshoppers doing erent damage to” thy nla, | Cen, tunel witn the Iimlen of le event | | nurleegge “Carnival itrodgcing new gad amor irate ong, and one of tho tneston the shore. At prag- | ond caraoge deriving ite rear by A anoatt Oe eethe | Hpening slowly. Lanzo heads and full plainp | Timothy and clover destroyed also, Weather Hou, Mr. McCormick wrute to Mr. Fille.) oct nea Mentitis kevtinthe huuse of thu Chicago argo | prop India gave the schr Magnolla, lying at the berry.” Prospect fora Loavy crop of ete ‘vers ot, y yea lon, 3 Fe SACI ormick = wrate Mr, ost ADELPHI THEATRE, Cinb, Thy same geuticigen also own a black boat, | north end of Welle strvot bridge, » squeeze yoster- falter A ¥SEOD, ‘y Benton, Butler Co., July 7.—Wheat ts et eclining to accept his resignation us member 0: Jo Me WAVERLY. ited St faJohn Borden basa light boatand Mr. Vlummera | day that came near pulverlzing — ther.... fatal M Cc A ” faa? July 7.—Wheat harvest | the Natluval Cummittee, It is understood that | J. He ALT. ‘roprictor anager Wyinek one. — Luat evening Mr. Goodman launched ai Prentice, Morgan Co,, July 13.—Largeat and | fulahed, Littehetter than a failure. Excessive | Mr. McCormick will retain the Becreturyship of | guy y Bn new row-buat, A yesscl with ® | symmetrical sheor~ | best crop of whent thut hie been ruised for | rains of Juno tha cause. Weather dry und | the National Cusatnittee, and that none uf the | ONY One of the great sources of trouble totho boat- | —takish and fine-lined — craft—came | years, Wlieat will average olghteen bushels | warm. nations of members hulding Federal uMces, | 101 FNOnen BALTIMORE & OHIO. ja the anal] boys, who muke themeelvean | up from Mllwaukce yesterday, and laid ot the Ga- | per acre, Ouzster, Jefferson Co,, July 18.—Reapers of hich there are several, witt bo accep! 2 ROM HOST ‘Trafnstearve from Kxpusition Dullding, fuot of Son- aud who roqnize constant watching to prevent them from taking the Lontaaway, Mr? iainon® boats and others have been sot through ls are algo made by some Jeva Elevator. fhe beara the name of i. C.Trom- Lie.... There are two steam-bargas named M, Grab; ono is black and the other white, The *'M" oo "wud that on cluding tr adait Sch ft and 3. Mali, S. fon. Fue-et. Ticket OMices: #3 Clark-st., Palmer House, ta Graud Pariie, and Depot (tzposition Nutiding: are Le Gi Yankee Loc Nelite Larkelir, Be velty Drama of Fun of This decision of the President's creates up deal of sucpriee among the very few persona who know about it. Deiut,Jorsey Co.,suly 19,—Winter wheat and. rye secured in rood condition. MORRIONVE! Christlan Co. July 18,— rye all cot in guod condition. all kinds have been tn active operation, but the ground has been so wot that but slow progr has beeu mate. Mave had very hot weathe Exp, McPherson Co., duly 13,.—Hurveat is out fica. the Break Ya Winter whent and black ono stands for ** Mike Fee centiseabaiiaccannine | Mortar F ‘of the boys lo steal them. A man renting boata at | the black ons stands for > : i flare arn Morning Exprest,, Park l # - | white 1 for ‘* Mary." Both ore Xenta, Clay Co, July 13.—The wheat was | at its height. Quality of grain very good. 5 K. Grand | Fast Loe, Ly cage oat ne -teasLeapray toler’ test: Nataee |S s Commotire Thin “Drudiey, | aecured tn good condition. Tne quality was | Yield frou ten to filtcen buatiele per acre. OUR SILVER ABROAD. Pant toriuing Ele. » {of the aco) |= Yacut «Club, has gone | never better. The vieid will be over an ave! = A SINGLY SUIPMENT TO CHINA THAT AUGRE- 0. NAUTICAL MISITAPS, of fishing, with Yesterday's Detroit Free J’rese enya that the om- | & For Lage, ther membera of the Waltonlan Clay, @ Chicuge organization devotad to the pursult of ‘angling, ae {tename implies....The tug O, B. Green leaves for Sturgeon Bay Canal next Monday. with a ucow in tow, desined for use on the work now in progroxs there, From the canal the Ureen will yo te Cheboygan and we a dredge back.,...Carcaseca of dead animals are Nosting about in tho river, to the dlaguet andun- nuyance of Vewselmen. ‘The decaying body of o juryge dog as been doating upand down the iain river for soma time of late, and onght to be remov- a by tha uuthorities, Wan Ponts. —Tbe steain barge MackInawzbas been slezed at Detroit fordebt....The salo ofthe wcow Aunt Kathe which was to Lavy taken place ut Port Huron We€nowday, was pest ones until duly We...The Lulted” sister | Matahal “at Detrult pnt a depity oon | the pro jenton PIL Mt. dowephe. Wednosday, . wettloment was effected and ~ tho continued on thelr pripacen Es W. Btanton, f merly Firet Mate of the prop Menton, has been Promoted tu the command of Chast wteamer tn place Nowe, Richlant Co, July 18—Wheat crop 25 per cent berter in thir country than ever before, and inore suwn. The wheat {s secured In good condition, Ds Soto, Jackson Co, July 18.—Winter wheat ail in stack 10 first-rate conilltion. ‘Threshing. from the shock has commenced, Turning out good. Lincoun, duly 13.—Wheat In this section will average twonty to twenty-tive bushela per acre; rve, twenty-tye to thirty; oats, thirty-live to forty. ‘There {8 0 very large acreage of fall wheat and rye, Whoat and rycall cut, and partly stacked, Anna, Union Co., July 19,.—Whent and rye ac- cured in good order. Threshing in progresa. Grain turning oub as good, if not bester, than we expected. Burley and vats being cut, They are very heavy. Everything good as could be jesired, Menpota, Hl., July 19.—Haying may now bo sald to be In full operation throwughone this sew GATES A MILLION, Correspondence New York Gravhte. Wasmnaton, July ¥.—A very important and significant fosnclal transaction waa geported to tho Treasury Department a few days ago in the salo of Exchange on London to the amuunt of $1,000,000 madu by the Bank of New York as the agent of the Bank of Nevada to the Mesars. Von Hoffman. Tho exchange was avalust silver bullion and trade dollars abipped froin 8an Francisco to China direct on London ac- count. It appears that the ellver trade between the United States and China, on home as weil asforvign account, {s rapidly assuring impor- tantilmcnatons, The Bank of Nevada,’ the atoekbolders of which are owners of the Con solidated and Virginia ailver inines, ts waking great and succesafal eiforts to control this silver trade, not ouly for its own pecuniary beuelt, oro. Spectal Dispatches ta The Tribune, Fremont, Saudusky Co., July 1.—Wheat stands well, anil the promise of a golden harvest is bemg vorified, Probable yletd will be about twenty-fve bushels per acre, The busy hum of the reapere i¢ heard throughout the land and the shocks of ripe graiu are rising up on all sides dotting the carth cast, west, orth, end suuth wherever tac eyo rests. So tur the prom isu ta good. SKGo, Vere Cv., July 18.—The yield of wheat wi! probably be twelve bushels per acre. Some iujurott by fy, but what ts left remarka- bly well ited. “Cuttlug nearly don JRBANON, Warreu Co, July 11.—ITave about Oinished one of tho Alucut hurvests we have ever had. Wheat will average at least twenty-two Duahels county over. Barley all cut and gath- cred in fino elape, SHARPSHOOTERS’ PARK, RISING STAR LODGE, No, 50,1. 0. F. & of, Tlold thelr Annual Excursion SUNDAY, July 15. Round trip, 60 centa; Children over B, 25 conte, ‘Teatn teaves depot comer Clinton and Carrol-ats. 10 o'clock sharp. Weather not permitting, will be postponed HOOLEY’S THEATRE. ‘The grand opening will poattively take place on MOSDAY EVENING, July 10, ‘With the greatest play of modcra times, THE DANICHEFFS, Embractag. the entire sizength of the UNION-SQUARE Y from New York. day night below Hols Blano Jeland, with the barge Kate Bralnard and Matilda snd sche A. Mulr in tow,and, judging trom the demoralized appearance of things, concluded (hat the feet had encountered fs oollision with some vesac}, as both spars were out of the Brainard, and jibbuom and bowsprit of the echooner gune, Thu Toledo Blade, of Thursday, saya the bargo Kate Hrainard pneved up tho creok that afternoon ina badly dilapidated condition. Her matninast ts icone, aud a portion of her foremast. fhe collided with another: vewsol, name unknown, Wednosday nigh A anilor named Archic McClellan had bls loft tog near the ankle broken on board the ache Willian Cronthivnite, when about ten miles aut from Mfo~ nonihies, at an early hour last Naturday morning, RG, CINCINNATI & ST. TOUTS RE PITTTSBI Depot corner of Clinton and Carrol ‘West Bide. Fxpress, Rta Exper CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Deput, corner of Van Buren and bherman-sta. Ticket Ullice, Gb Clark-st., Kherinan Hout. 1_Artive. Omaha, Leayenw'th & A\ ‘ru Accommodation ight Kupress, “LAKE NAVIGATION. by getting hla foot caught tn the malu sheet while | of Capt, Wiillam ‘Thorne, who {9 now in charge of | ton of the country, and from enrly morning till era Dutin order to havo the direction of a trade | CUMPAS : ae ar cote iotvewel wre coming in stays. Ile was cared for | tho sme St, doneg@t,,..Neyouutions are pending dearly’ surie the Matter of inuwingeroachioua MICIIIGAN, which nuturally belongs to the Paritle Coast. | naupacurstuse stores coruer state and ‘Monrose GOODRICH STEAMERS sf 1 Tauer @ Cu.'s wnsls store, corner ntate and M ata, Palinier Hyuse, on Thireday, July 12. ~~ COTTON’S OPERA-HOUSE, ‘Last Niubt of the play of for sending the sche Winona to Europe with deals, Hhe hae becu titted out for an ocean voyaze.... The Untied States light-houve stmr Haze came into Erle frown Buttalo: iors 4 Bnd replaced sony of the buoys. in the channel. Sho left at Spectat Dispatches to The Tribune. Conpwaten, Branch Co, duly 13.—In the midst of harvest. Shall have a fair average of wheat of superior quality. All other crops Went Shore porta, may be hear all round. Farmers generally re- +. 2. mM. ort the crop as sxceedlngly guod. The weather mostfavorable, ‘Tho cuttlug of oats will bo begun next week, but tuat crop is in many places badly lodged, and willconsequently ripen ‘The odvantace offered by the transaction of this business by the Bank of Nevada, or any other suitable baking cobndnalion of the Pacific Coast, 1s shown in the fact that a dispatch sent "The wchr dainea Couch, ashore on Zelah Bhoal, was lighterad off by the tug Kangatuck at 4 o'clock Wednenay mornlag. | ‘Tha vessel austalned no ap. parent Injury, aud. ufter reahipping the Mgitered iwaukee and all For paliy, hunday ex hy vaturdey” at don’t go unti Friday morning's boat gues thi iiapee. ForGrant inves, Grand itaplds, and Musko- ‘iy s coal, contiiied an her yuyago to Ch aoe » | from London ordering the shipment of a speciite . | Dally, Sunday exc 5 A cuilision wccurrou onthe take Tharadey torn: | oy tee bectuh.... the “Uettalo”” Commentty | somewhat {rreyulariy. promising except corn. Iudicattous uow of ne | Tune of allver to-any dvsuated frm, wil | ANDERSONVILLES Or, the Union Spye | ror Sesue! tulngion ana = ing between the schre D. It. Holt and | ways thenction of tho Chleago veseel-owners gave 2 weather. enable the silver to reach Ite destination within GUAND MATINEE TO-DAY. Pale REM ey Rad Ruud ay oeceiiteds Bei a. he O. V. Jones, in which the .former was | the pooling scheme ils death-blow....Provisions can be transported from inailulo direct tu Philadei- phla by canal at $2.76 per ton, and tn Baltimore at 1.25 por ton... The echr Clayton Helv was 1) bu short, and the Large Argonaut UO, on tholr tant Catgues of grain, divcharved at 'Butfalo....tho prup. Plymouth, formerly of the "Weat- em Truuportation Lice, and which for the Tuat two yeard has been lying at Buffalo, has been chanyed intor burge. bnepased up at troit Weduestay pith two schooners io tow... The Huttulo Towing Axsoclution buve boon compelled fo put up towing ratesabout & per cout Hersto- fury a deduction of i per cent bas been made froin Mippcevitis, Barry Co., July 13,—Harvest wellalong. Grain will turn out thirteen bush- Hy veracre. Injured some by the fly, Weather ne. Cuancevors, July 13.—-Winter wheat not ready yet tocut. Expect vow o full averave crop, Seasun lias su tar been favorable. Wl send dispatch as soou os hurvest commences. NEBRASKA, eApectat Pynstches to The Tribune. Caxionton, Knox Co, July MINNESOTA, Apectat Diapaiches to Tae Tribune, Mintgarois, Hennepin Co, July 13— Should the present favorable ausplees continue womay safely act down our State for a surplus of 90,000,000 bushels of wheat for exportation. Never in tho history of the State has tho pros: pecb been so good fora crop of wheat as nuw, Yet wo do not feel perfectly safe yet. Two weeks more will decile the question, Wrxpom, Cottonwood Co,, duly 1.—A very thirty days, Formerly, when the business was entirely carried on from London, (t required elehty days. ‘This sule of $1,000,000 of ex. change on oliver alipyed direct to China waathe means of keeping that amount of gold In the country. Bome tea of the present dinensions oft the silver trade of San Francisco may b fornied from the fullowiag official Aiur the Oth of May the tutal shipmeuts were wards of 81,000,000, On 3 17, $4,000,000, the following proportions ver buillon, $2,- H,000; trade-dollars, $760,000; Moxicans, 0:374,000. 6,10, Bui y's boat ‘does not leave Yor Green Hay, Cacanabe, et0., Priday..ccssse 7 Po He Udicoand docks foot Michia-nr. ~ WENANCAAL, GUARANTEED SPECULATION. $uo Invested by usin 00 days biraddles bave mado $2.00, g1uu have pa shy in wo days, We Guar- gntee all oder wireless ages tstuasient If 89 prowe " = Correspondent cas Na eeaee wv ey E TIUDBELT, & CO. x Wy damaged tn ber head-year, he bad her i s{tuboe snapped off, and bawyprit, windlaae, wind. Raluxe-liite, and wameon-port broken. ‘The. daujage to the Juggs was also qulte rerious,. The Holt ore rived hore yeuterday, having received a tow from agg tho eche Otter alter the accident. She brought « Juad of Jumber from Ludingtun, and, after ts die obaree, wil celyy repairs, which will cost sey. tral hundreds of dollars. ek A FOX CHASE. Ancient and modern mariners, lumber-doalors, and hangers-about the docks at tho fuot of South EDUCATIONAL. airman of the Buard of Managers, WILLIAM, DIMMOCK, LLU, Masters ‘This school fs designed to wive the best and most thorvugh preparation for college. The pest yuar there have been ten teachers, all of abitity abd experience, aut one hundred und Afty putts. studies and .—Bpring Metrates on billy pald witha a Jinnted thoe, “There is. 8 preparatory clase in Faw! u AupniDie Mind eee Bed Franklin wtreet bad a novol excitement yeuterday | Hereafter the deduction will be only 20 to 20 per | fow grasslioppera on the ground, Air fuli, | Wheat and oats could not look better than they aly vipat fr bana amine i Guten gear of Pea toad Nd iroadat. Rew York. that startled them from thet Iip Van Winklo re- | Suut..-.Capt. W. H, Bhay tie been trenaferred | Wheat and vata looking Que. We feel atrung | 0 at present. NOTES AND NEWS. suber tnomand attentions Dore ree PUTS AND CALLS. pose and gave them food for golp. A South Wa. | {fois the eumnmund of the vrop Lowell tw that Of | ones that we alll have a crop this year, Fainrienp, Clay Co., July 18.—All kinds of HOnME-MAkiNEs, ind circulars address the Master. * the pro Oswegutehle to Oi the vacancy caused by the death of Capt. rol Capt, Drake, Mt take Caps. pha: fer street vounnlevion-merchant bed @ aly Bpectat Dispatch to The Tribune, young fox, a wild fellow, on ble swall grains look excellent, and promise a very Wasninaton, D.C., July 14—The fact of the Monuis, Stevens Co., July 13,—-Up to the ith fares crop. OC By 7 : of the present month wheat and oats prumiscda, RACTNY COREG. uwner of the Magnet, wi POO of NOON? $50.” $489 ix, Mirna el tu the mnurning dispatches, was vot credited elther at the Coast Survey or st the Navy De- partment uuttl It had become kuown that 4 private dispatch was received Jast ulght from Sucretary Sherman announcing that the ateam~ er had run upon a rock, and it had subsequently been beached to save her frum sinking. The matter has caused unusual comment in all oillclal clrvles tuxtay, owing to the fact that the chief represeatativess af three branches of the service, charged espuctally wita all effort for the safcty of coast navigation, were represented lathe party, namely, the Chief of the Coast Survey, sare TaVne Gitte: Furies ‘Coq duir Ghodlare : spurt. |, Haclne College includes « School of Letters and : ; , t G0. rok: g iesmiecs, and Meyoanl aomenow gat dao the prop Lows a bountiful harvest. ‘Hoppers are now upon us | yoo tay Mo. nina ec wal ey sinklug of the revenue-cutter Grant, as repurt- |, acientine benool, There lealeos Gramiaer Schou) | ere No-t2 Wallet. A a feauenily perfor 8 ie twenty tines the amount Invested, boughs and carried a8 luig as destred.qu depuslt of 8 per cent, Ex+ Plauatory circulars ang woekly reports seat tree. ESORTS. BHEASBHORE RESORT. Fe Ee eee acany arth eed of Biya? out beach, Terme SIGTHY MANTER, Proprietor. References: Norton & Co., millers, Chicago. KK HOTEL, , an eater, Me's. Khost, Proprietor. preparatury to the Coll fy Intellectual tralning of tho highest character ts combined with trae discipline, religions care, and high cuitare, ‘The Cujlege aud Grammar School open Wednes- bythe mitilon, and sro destroying the crops with astonishing rapidity, Laketown, Carver Co,, Juty 18.—Proapects for all grain cropa were neyer better, Corn was backward, but the present hot weather has caused it to grow rapldly, Yesterday and to- day the alr ts full of grasshoppers, moving from west tocast, Some have lighted in our felis, Weare ingreat danger of losing our splendid eropa, Veainviaw, Wabasha Co., July 138.—Barley almusl ready tocut, Oats good. Timotuy for secu very. |. 5 Ausrix, Slower Co,, July 18-—Wheat and oats PORT OF CIIICAGO. ‘The following were the artivals und clearances for the twenty-four hours ending at 10 o'cluck lsat ight: AunivaLe—Stmra Corona, Bt. Joe, Manituwuc, auudriess Alpeus, 3 vue Waverly. Huta; Bull Omaita, July 1. at ruina o} Outlook good, Hurley’aud rye eb going on. Biull grain extra good. Uate very strong. 10WAaA. Sorcial Dispatches to The Tribune. Corway, Taylor Co., July 13.—We are cut- tlug rye and fall wheat, Hvo ta falr and wheat excellent, and quality guod. Spring wheat coming on tinely. Danviuts, Des Moines Co., July 13.—Farmers have commenced to cut fall wheat. Well-filled gralusselarie and plump. Will yield from ten slongata rapld pate from hia prisun-pen, and dashed into Franklln street, where he did net know the tay of the laud and water, for hy had only « few feet to vo in the direction In which hu was traveling ere ho wou! find = him. self in the river, The unneual occurrence startled the navigators and othere who were vrouped about on the docks, and some of them acted av if puudemuniam bad been let loose, in- wad of & poor, littl, goose-atealng fux. ‘Tbe @irighleucd animal dashed off the dock into the water, sud swam sround among the veascls aa be were in hin native element, whila the sailors and others yelled and poked pieces af Jusber st him, A, post Was procured, eyn somew' tamed, graceful permitted himself to be captured and carried bee sundries; Chicaxo, eqen, suudeles, ‘Mt Uruly, Mantstecs day, Sept. be further Information or admisslon apply to REY, JAMES DRKOVEN, UD. D. ~ Warden, Racine, Why. UNION COLLEGE OF LAW of Northwestern Untversity, Rvenston, and University Of Chteaga. Judge Henry Bouth, bean. Tuition, #20 peryoar, Fall term begins beptember 12, For cata- ., Butta Cuatles eltd, Man: javen, towings achre flank, wood, Winsor,” Manistes, lume .W. Brighed, Ludington, lu Maubtee, Jumber; Juin Mark, Maol fen Vortagy Lane, bark; Alicu Davi ite Lake 'pHe CENTI pe MAY, 18 NOW Hout Moss, Mu 0 twenty busliele per acre. Rye wood slao. Ys i ci LAW, aled, attract i reasonable. J. ik. & captive to bis former pen, a wiser and a better if oa hans | are loaking very prowising. So far weather ts all that could bo asked. the Secretary of tho Light-Houso Hoard, and | 6vesddress = UNION COLLEGK CS baie | oe eee MARKING, Fropriewre, not 8 elyer fox, whileau admiring wultitude vlewed Nilaud” porta; | ALuERt Lea, Freeboru'Co,, uly 18.—Wheat = the officer In charge of the life-saving stations. Scored —— htm with great cuzlosity, — ' AFFAIRS AT FORD RIVER, From Capt. Martin Golden, in charge of the “NOTIC CAUTION! CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, 1627 & 1520 Bpruce-st., Philad’s, For Young Ladies and Mluses Iteupens Tuuraiay, Sept mostly headed aut, and looks fincly, Exratan, Le Bucur Co., daly 13.—T nave just returacd from a trip through the county, aad have tatked with farmers fn nearly every fown CALIFORNIA. Special Dispatch to Tae Tribune Maxrivaz, Contra Costa Co., July 13.—The Tue Graut is one of the largest of the revenue- cutters, belng $50 tons burden, and drawing nine feet of water, She was runuing at the tluo aL . i. Gardner, Marines! Fe, G. Andrews, Ewplre Pler. woud: D. K. Hoult, “Ludington. uark;’ A: Morrie, Miwaukes, hes M. K. Tromoly. Milwaukee, luinber; Clara, the shore, so that th» largest vee The subscriptions received lu this country to- . | “ Sats n io Latio, Foylish. and 1 Prong fe d Frenktort, linnber; Iwo Fuuules, Ecavala, iron ore} rence t0-E eatimates now can be made on sacked gral: | whery the charts show an abuudance of water, Pika yrieht tue fount Kiby Carpenter Company's tig Hob Alls, now at | Agha anges Ac Jackago. sfauldee, | with referenee te the damage owmrasstoppers | Winter wheat here means that ralsedon summer | anu the rock upon which she struck ta plaiuly | Ee hi abiene BiRAVILEN: Princlple ‘ord Kiver, we learn thatthe dredging being done | (mbysi Maudie, Wresd ituven amber: | be over 10 per ceut. ‘Un the whole the prospects | fallow, ts fair. On a few farms very good,— | delineated. It ts supnosed, from Secretary | ~ HiGHEAND MILITARY ACADEMY, ote hereby caaticaed nat to purchase phate by the Menoniines dredye te progressing @ue- | jt. H wate, tafe der, tusuas U8. Grabh Sisaisles, | ary ood. sowed fu January and February ls according to | Sherinau’s dispatch, that the buoy which murked | pores tus grains tueecmmahding postions to ‘Ee Noces contalalag tare provided with x, and will be dulshed in about two weeks. ‘The | {iulers, Hatacead Glecland, coals AsO Maen. | Sc npirour, Kandiyobl Co. July 13.—There | conditions. Hall of an averazo dwindling to | it bad bcou broken away by sunto passing ves | Prepares lua graduates for fummendiog postions te gt which the sutograpb ot {be Bule Principal work done ls between the (wo large docks | Muskeuub, luutets i. Si; Davia Suikegut, tumuery | will uot be enough rulged In the couuty to feed | uuthlug. Being predicated on rainfall ut 9to | sel, ‘The damage to the vessel, which was | beyinewept. fh tern C.D SUPE | Agu ie aemia “A libcral reward le beraby oifered (0 ot the Ford Sever Lumber {ompany, wbleb extend te Me ee cia caser Dahlin arrivad this tio beos. Gate and Rakes yiteat deatroyed. | B34 iuches, 2-5 of pu average in the ecuatys wilt atentanoy by the party ou the beach, bas nut MAREN gop IsoTITUTE Pol YOUNG T-abiEx fie's pene Teportiog any ube oduriug 44 Reece Vateat lullla, ‘The water at the outer end of the docks te | “Seva xuae—schr Vermont, Muskegon, 10 brispark, | half thecuru standings Caer ease ee Tate he ylold, elacthede- |e ‘THE 4 PER CENTS. eee eee eee vctal teeasioas enue) | ee ARMIN TENNEK, about twelve fect deep, aut bulds good close to | ose tamer rapd ts je uakceeon. 10 Rete po! Lirty Faia, Morrison Co., July 1%—All | tele we win tu fell on tho yleld, "| oderate, | Address the RKEV.C. V. BFEAH, the trtu- | 59 Vine-at., Ctncinnatt, O., Sule Agent for the United ama; ache rue Chorica Lteltz, Maulstee, 2 tone. ba: dant yluld. Nunva, Freeborn Co., July 13.—Wheat and oats are beadlug out; could not possibly look nore prowislug, Grusshoppers bave been fast disappearing. Are afrald of the raiders. 8c. Pave, Minn, July 13—Further re. sd efrcular, the Company's lozs are down, the remalning for Uiustzessd hrc 000 feet being bung up. But two dans are deinz built, one wcruss the main river and the other further up on ony of the branches, aud tne Com- pany lacoufldent that the luge will come dowa in Ciuc to keep thy uilile raoulug tho remainder of the season. A ut vnc «tho pew mill) la vate, amounted to $5,470,000. he subscriv- tions vruviously reported were $25,431,300, otal to the cluéo of business to-night, $30,%51,- 3 iodera weld running S prul ficlt would have been gevater. Clpals fur clrcuins. th he duck: d load. Hi ‘on br crops, with the exception of corn, ure extraur- ——— day to the now 4 per cent bunds, as reported to | to F = — ——— ise lnfaraie ts thet ouly, sucul 2, dvd, 000 feet of ‘ : dinury a8 to size, and prospect for an abun. |: ALABAMA, the Secretary of the Treasury, by the syudi- | DEKRSKILL (X.¥) MILITALY ACADEMY, GE DISKOLUTION NOTICE. pt Special Dispuica to The Tribu Huwrevinre, Ala, July 13.—Tbe wheat crop of Northern Alabama is uncommonly good. Well matured; grain full and heavy. ‘The ave- rage yield will bo a little over ten bushels per DISSOLUTION, ‘The copartnerahtp heretofore existing between Buck- tnyhatn & Marbach La Lercby dissolved by motval cun- dent, All claims and accounts will be settled by ¥, We Buckingham. ¥, W. DUCKISGUAM. PUR Cov tor over» years 4 BOGUS DETECTIVE. T With great succens by ‘Tho ex-detectlye Porter, who has been expos- the piysicnsas of Parts, re Jr.y Yultalo, 24,000 bu cura, 6. 0uv bu ryey $58, 6) : rf i 3 (7 y, apd whe f New York. and Lon- tate J._W. HARBACH. in operation; dio py; 4 we ba Hye 3 ports recvived here today confirm the J ff hau usual in this part of | ed fn several soctlons of thecuuntry, and who is 5 wail eGbleago, July 13, 1077. WW MARBACH shingles mionllg tance ied to alate rs eee soba SobuMicuP Abbie Ly Ahdrewe Sa as ratifying intelligence telegraphed —yester* tho county. te te acreage: was locressed at the | still passing binself fur a Governinent detective, csugratortte ’ frompteura | = SOA LES Alarlnelte and Peshliqu Augie. ud corn. a ae y that the main body of the grasshoppers | last sowiug, but is still eumell. There will be no | aud contracting debts to such capacity, ls sup) of all dus Ghargen res | SA eed _—— have left the State, and that indications are | surplus. Cotton aud corn premises fair average | posed to be the sama who when at Bt. in | cent or of fang” stands FAIRBANKS® LAKE FREIGHTS. PROPOSED COAL SALES. tering that the end of the scourge ts near at | yieiy, the employ of the Whisky Idugatthotime of the | wu. Wrenared, by R Curcaco, July 13.—Prelghte werea ate demand | | New Vouk, July 18—It to serafoficlally an- | RUN cha revurt ww hoppers. thine, te, Nee York anting victher for elarge aus, of | fold'by Drugglats ta atte forcora to Muftalo. ‘The following vewels | Hounced that the Pennsylvania Coal Company | G4) unit Boue left tu tbat soction of the coun SE OD ual mioney acese could uot be put up arainst btu. | the Cutted state. Sahil odin SCAL Were engaged: ‘The achra Lucerne aud Niegera, | Will sell 100,000 tons of Pittston coal at auction | try? “Heports fram the Upper Alinsesoes’ Vale Levi tyne valet ford Wilson, theo Solicitor of shy Treasury, und PRESORIPTION FREE, a A Ader: tern to Buitsto at 2c; achr TL. Parsons, wheat to | on the Yth {ust., und that the Delaware, Lacks | ley,and froin both the Mui and Branch Hues of | | Wawnisoxvitie, Cass Co., July 13.—Wheat | cugaged in prusccutiug the whisky thioves. FAIRBANKS, MOR Watverstite at dc, Capeclty, 10,000 bu wheat | Wauna & Westerd Hallway Company veal fallow | the St Faul de Pucllc Hoail, are uf the vame Ste. Average twenty-tive bushels per acre. CAUIMET BE3810N. gl gH Leder rsa on a Lott Mace |, Mid & $18 LabeSt., Chicago, | 200, O00 bi a ¢ it wi ud Uf Bpraui coal on tl tenor,—fow ‘hoppers ily! to-day aud very lew | Weather fi ble, and fi ere getting alon; To the Western Adsociated Press. cca. D bad the ty i y Liuaey was taven for 20/000 bu vor ve tsstala On ‘ ; lott, "Teeporta nla ugreu fu the stateweut that | luely with tels basvests © ET) Wasuisutes, DC July 1ik—-At the Cabinct (eee eee eee ae eo chiPianatt, Gate Be sureful tobuy only the Geaulna,