<*d breweries, 7,107; 852,345 acres of
land were sowed with barley, the
1 valuation of the land lieing $34,113,-
I 8(H); capital invested in malt houses,
; $12,003,073, in wliieli 2,707 men are
emjiloyed ; 10,214.082 pounds of hops
were used, tlie product 0f28,428 acres
valued at $1,278,200. The entire capi
tal invested in breweries and busi
ness connected with them was $105,-
032,053, furnisliing employment fur
50,003 men.
.... *
—Saint Luke’s Church, at Idaho,
colored, was consecrated last Thurs
day, by Bishop Randall and Revs.
Jennings, Byrne and Whitehead.
Hibbard & Spencer,
Importer* of
HARDWARE& TIN PLATE,
92 «04 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
Wm. o. HIBBAD.
F. F. HI'ENCF
Fonnd.
On the Denver rood, near Cheyenne, a
Shepherd Rlut. Any persons, by proving
properly and paying for thia advert isement,
ran have her, by enquiring of
jyo-lm C. H. PICKET f
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Only for the Daily L»eador.
This Morning’s Report.
The Washington Printers.
Change of Railroad Guage.
A Stupendous Day’s Work.
Disastrous Storm in Missouri.
Washington, July 18. —At a
meeting of the Typographical Union
last evening, it was resolved that the
constitution of the Union be amend
ed so that the nnmberof apprentices
at the Government printing ottice tie
increased with the desire of the Con
gressional printer. The further con
sideration of the case of the colored
compositor, Douglas, was almost
unanimously postponed till the next
stated meeting, in January next.
St. Ijufis, July 18.—The gunge
throughout tlie entire Missouri Pa
cific Railroad, n distance of 308
miles, was changed between the
hours of four a. ni. mid eight p. m.
to-day. Tliis is said to be tlie great
est day’s work of a similar character,
ever done.
