Rensselaer Republican, Volume 25, Number 49, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 August 1893 — WEEKLY CROP REPORT. [ARTICLE]

WEEKLY CROP REPORT.

The weekly crop report, issued by the Weather Bureau at Washington, Tuesday, is as follows: Illinois—No rain, except In a few southerncountios; rye and wheat harvest and hay cutting complete; yield and quality of wheat generally poor; potatoes and tomatoes rotting on account of drought Indiana—Wheat yield excellent; hay saved in finer condition; oat crop good; corn and potatoes suffering from drought In northern and central portions; pastures dry. Ohio—Wheat threshing and hay and ogt harvest continues; generally a good yield; corn, tobacco, potatoes and pastures needing rain; corn tasseling and shooting; growing rapidly; late potatoes damaged by bugs. „ Francisco Villareal, a law student, and Juan Rangel a. a young business man of Victoria, Mexico, became involved in a quarrel over a young lady, and they engaged in a due' to satisfy their wonnded honor. Rangela used a knife ■ and Villareal a pistol. Villareal was stabbed three times. Uit as befell be fired a bullet into the bc;ly of Rangela. Roth men lived bat a short time.