davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
FOREIGN.

PARIS, June 7.-Gramillc de Cas-
sayna has published letter in which
he threaten to kick Gambetta. 8
MADRID, June .-Gen'l Donnegrai
with IA battalions, comprising almost
the entire Carlist force in Valencia
and Arragon, has rapidly crossed the
Prussian railway between the station
of Trobena and Silagcna and retreat
FED in the direction Of Barbarto.
LONDON, July 6.-JJelsf Rankin &
Co. failed. Liabilities estimated at
81, l,25O, ,OO0.
r. BELFAsr, July G.-The American
team arrived in the city this evening.
Their reception surpassed even that
given them when they entered Dub
lin. Mayor Lindsay and the corpora
ton of the city were az the station to
receive them as they stepped from
the train, aud escorted them to car
riages. The crowd in and around
the station filed all the available
space. A procession was formed and
the guests. made a triumphal entry in
to the city. The cheering was un-
unccasing froa, the moment they left
the station until they REACHED the I'm
perlal hotel. There the enthusiasm
of the populace was SO great and
calls for the captain Of the team so ur-
gent that the mayor
INTRODUCED COLONEL GlLDERsLEEyE,
who received round after round Of
applause. Colonel Gildersleeve
thanked the citizens for the cordial re.
ception, and the mayor thenintroduced
Major -leeeh, who-was received with.
great applause. Later in the even,
ing they attended the festival given
in their honor at the Botanical Gar.
dens: Colonel Gildcrsiecvc received
letters proposing that the American
team should shoot again at Wimble-
ton against picked team Of English,
Irish and Scotch Marksmen.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07

=
LITTLE Rock. July s.-rhe boiler
of , saw mill At Hot Springs explod-
ed on Saturday, killing four. and
seriously injuring seven other per
sons. ~; s4g =
FALL RIVER, Mass, July 6.-Six
boys while in bathing at the junction
of Wautnppa Lake and Quaquechan
river to-day were drowned. Their
names are John w. Fielding, James
and William jacques. VIM. Dyer,
Francis Cane and Geo. Mc,ianus.
MACK. N. Y, July Ga disas-
trous storm. commenced 4,erc this
morning with high wind and almost
incessant thunder and lightning. 4 no
men, Abin Newman and jacob Tuck.
-er, were instantly: killed BY Lightning.
At eight O'Clock the storm still con-
tinued. Immense. damage has been
done,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
A .I,,c,l,l,,sio,n;

CINCINNATI, July THE board Of
trade excursionists from Illinois, num-
bering two hundred and 6fty.nine
persons, arrived in this city at twelve
o'clock last night, and proceeded to
the Grand Hotel, where they were
welcomed in = brief speech by Mayor
johnson. Nj. D. P. Gricr, on. behalf
of the excursionists, thanked the may
or forthe cordialityr tl..,is. reception.
they viii be entertained .e-- -dl, day in the
city, and taken under tho escort Of
the reception committee appointed by
the common council. "A d
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07

/ New York.
NEW YohK. July ..
WuEAr-Buyers favor No. . Chicago, at
41.15; No. 2 Milwaukee, $l.l9; No. j
spring. lot At el.20; winter red western,
$1.91@l.35.
: BAKL1Y-t1.3501.38 SO.
RYe-Quiet.
CoRN-Little demand; mixed western,
steam, 78@8lc; ssil do. 62@83c. ~.
oArs-Dull mixed western. c61s@
fSnk-He.yy,, ). sse75. 3.
LARD-Heavy, at 1890.
WulsKr-$l.22. n,
cAselgs. n:
osscAso. JULY.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07

Dsposits received. subject to check At sight, and
interest allowed on deposits leit for specified
time Il Gold, silver aud Unltsd states securities,
bought and sold at current rates. Pay accounts
and Final Statements cashsd at reasonable dis.
pal cities Of Europe. Agent for the Inman Line
Of steamers. Collections made OF, all parts ol
Dakota. Taxes pad 10. non.rssidsuts.
n1.u RADK n. RADRB8,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
The Type sticker's Compromise.

CHlcAGo, suly 1.-The arbitration
between the Chicago Typographical
Union and the publishers of daily
papers employing members Of the
union, terminated last night in the
concession Of the printers; pay to be
forty seven cents per thousand ems
ON morning, and forty two cents on
evening paper, reduction of three
cents per thousand ems. .s.
rs-----57sa-- ----.---v-- Is - s.
Crop Items.
MAoUoKErA, Ia, July 6.-Therc is
q good prospect for everything here,
but corn is backward No damage
Of rust in wheat.
KEoKuK, Ia, July G.-Should the
rains continue here the crops will
prove almost a total failure. With
pleasant weather it is estimated that
the yield will be about one-half.
MARsnALLrowN, Ia, July 6.-Corn
in the lowlands is badly damaged.
About quarter crop is expected.
The highlands are in good condition.
Wheat and oats are not injured
yet.
DEs MolxEs, Ia, July 6.-rhe
heavy rains have injured the crops
here considerably, particularly wheat
and oats. Much Of the small grain is
beaten down and it is feared will not
rise again.
DAVENPORT, Ia, July G.-Reports
from Wyoming, Fayette, Muscatine,
Fairfield, Wilton, Brooklyn and New.
ion, Iowa, and around Davenport,
arc very favorable for crops. The
|paststhree daysHstorm seems to have
had no other effect than to stop farm
ers from working.
OAAHA, Neb., July 6.-Herald
specials from all sections of the state
report the crops in very good condi-
ton. The gr.sshoppers have about
all disappeared.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
The Gather.

C0e weather.
WAsHrscros, July 7.--Probabili.
ties or:upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys. Winds veering to
east or south; clear or partly cloudy,
warmer weather, and followed by
falling barometer.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07

WnEAr-steady, at t1.os'4 for cash;
81 O411@1.O4ai for Aug.
conN-Firmer. at .6oc for cash; 1880
II Nc for Aug.
.sOArs-s.rong and higher; 541ac for
cash; Csc for July.
BAnnEyNNomiinal. at t1.oo for Sept.
PoRK-Easicr, at $3.50 for cash; $10.55
for Aug. ...,.....
for August. 81
y WMlsKy-Sl17.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
Sc. Louis,

Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July Z.
for new or for future /;
No. 2 fall, $l.29 bid for cash; *l.28 for
July $40 for Aug.
Colx-Firmcr; CSC for cash; car loads
at 700701sc for Sept. :.
0ATs-Quict for cash; 5s;a.lc for Sept.
MRYE-Dull.
WHlsKY-Quiet, At &11s. :
PoRK-Firnl, at ta6.5d0
LARD-Dull; summer, l2lic.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July :.
GOO.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07

! Bonds issued to the Pacific railway com.
ipanies, interest payable in lawful money
Principal outstanding, $84.823.512; inter
est accrued and not yet paid, 1898. .7O5 SO |;
interest psid by the United States. $28, ,284..
lO2.34; interest repaid by transportation Of
mails, &C., $0,134,311.20. Balance of inter.
est paid by the United States, geo, ,129,-
72l.05.
MIRKETV NV TETEnRlpH
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
1--we stock Markets.

cnHAee. sJuly7.
Hoes Receipts. 1900; active, firm and
5@l0c higher; new, weak; common TO
choice, 5000; bulk sales S7.l5; light, $7.e5
@7.3tt.
CArrLE-Receipts, 8, 800 dull and weak !;
through Texans, fair TO good, t2.35; thin
TO medium, t2.20Q12.5O fall grades, 500; {;
choice native blood steers, $65O@ 6.75 !;
stockers, $2.75@4.25.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
cAsUA1T1Es.

TOLEDO. July 6.-During the cele.
bration Of the 4th, Peter Kindle was
killed by a discharge of the cannon.
ST.. Paul, July 6.-John Wedel.
staedt, son Of . well known physician
accidentally shot and killed himself
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
Long branch Raeea

LONG BRAscu, July AT the. 10.
ces to-day at Monmout park, the first
was running race for all ages, purse
400; mile and q quarter. Nine start
ed. Erastus Corning won; Burga
second. Time 2:l54.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
Milw laukee

e :. MILWAUKEE,.
aa MILWAUKEE. JulY7.
WnEAT-Steady !; No. 3, 4l.04lai / for July,
T -&&t.031Eal for ngast.----s--.-, s--.-,.-.-...-...
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Money ana stock Market.
New YORK, July Z.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07
Crop Items.

MAeuoKErA, Ia, July 6.-There. is
q good prospect for everything here,
but corn is backward. No damage
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-07

Money 2@211 per cent.
Goldll7
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27

in such way that arrangements
,Hill have to be respected by my
successor and other administrations
tor the future. Let the Indians think
of what have said. / don't want
them, to say anything to-day | don't
want, them to talk / have. said !
don't want them to sey anything tos
day. | want them to talk among
themselves, and be prepared to hear
from the Secretary Of the Interior and
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
who are authorized to speak for me
and will be governed by my advice.
This is all ! want to say to them
#Attcr a brief conversation between
~ President and Rev. Mr.. Hinman,
NlS President turned to the Indians
and said, through the interpreter, 81
will say to them that what | have
said will be written out, and they will
have my words repeated to them by
tan interpreter" Spotted Tail ad.
vanced towards the President, and
looking towards: the representatives
OF the press who were taking notes,
made a short explanation relative to
the published statements tol the effect
that the Indians had not stigmatized
the Secretary Of the Interior and the
Commissioners of Indian Affairs as
Mars. He said such charges were
not made by him, and whoever put
them in the papers made them up
themselves. He did not call his
strongest friends liars. The Indians
then withdrew, evidently disappointed
in not having had an opportunity to
reply to the President. They were in
full costume, witha plentiful supply
ofpaint and feathers.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
.FoRE1GN.

OPINION OF TUE RE1IaIoUs REVIVAL,
LONDON, May 2s.-The Post, re-.
viewing the letter Of the Archbishop
of Canterbury, expresses the opinion
TINT the religious revival will have
little permstient effect. #s is3as
THE GREAT rvENr AT ErsoN-wuAr-
- EVER THAT Is. s.,'l'ils4s
The weather this morning is fair,
md promises 70 bc favorable for the
great event At Epson. ..,s-5..,
.tieW = - sPoRTIEa.s fi.ss 80 iat1s
I4oxDoa, May .a6. Gadan won the.
Derby, stakes; ,CAromont I'd. Time,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
Presbyterian General Assembly.

ST.. LOUIS, May 26.-h the Prcsby-
terian General Assembly to-day, the
committee on Sabbath schools sub.
mitted their annual report, which en-
braces 20 Presbytcries and 87l Sab.
bath schools. Contributions by Sun.
day scAqDls. $50 po. aThefenaipaer
of thoeday MAS ddEotG TO hearinE of
argument by J. J. Crook, in the Will
son case.
clr7rl,Assp, I o.' Nay ss:-tn tie s
Presbyterian general assembly the day
was spent considering reports from
the committee on foreign affairs, which
was finally adopted. It shows de.
ficiency, inoludipgEdcbt Of, last year,
Of 3s, 600. The board has been unable
to enlarge mission accounts in funds,
and recommends a greater effort Of
the church to raise means for the ex-
tension Of the work. Several ad.
Messes were delivered by returned
foreign missionaries.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27

New YonK, May sc.-Mr.3 3Jewoti
is to assume his duties US receiver Of,
Eric US soon as he shall have fled
bonds in the sum..of half amilliont dol.
lars. His duties are fully defined in
the order. He Is to file Immediately
an inventory 81 the property Of the
road; to run it as usual; borrow mon
cy; pay wages, and redeem sscuritics.
The press says this appointment was
well received, and was regarded as
the best thing that could be done.
Erie has been greatly impoverished by
competition with the B. and r.. road,
and has been helpless; now everything
has changed. - g e
Q. L. NJ. Bardon, Homer Vanderbilt
and d. Morgan being securities for
Iewett as receiver, each jmtifying in
- half million dollars. As receiver he.
has powers which as spresident hehad
not. The expenses Of Eric are limit
ed at most to the. cost of running the
road. The road can now. compete
with other trunk lines and finally force
them to cnd the RAILROAD war. Nj.
Jcwett doubts If sufficient harmony
can be secured among stock holders
to raise money to meet June interest
as proposed. 6rtsso's.''
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNlvERsARr. :
NEW Yonk. Nay The, ,iotty-
sixth anniversary. Of the Brooklyn
Sunday school Union Was colehsstsd,
today by : parade Of childsen.i The
schools were divided into ten divis.
ions, and from three to six different
sections, tic sections embracing
about four schools. Before tie px.
rade religious exercises were held in
the different churches, and after
prayer the children were treated to
all reasonble delicacies. The process.
sion seemed to be endless. All pil,.7
lie schoels- closed. ~
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
Fearful Hxploaion in Boston.

BosroN, May a6.- Thiseysuine an
1osion occurred in Dow's drug
store, four story building, corner Of
Washington and Lagrange streets,
which was completely, demolished.
At the time Of the explosion there
were twenty-five persons in the baid.
ing al of whom were more Of or less
injured. All inaamable matter. took
FIRE Immediately. sF3S I. ,dAsa gbodies
have been taken out and three Others
who will pQhttgeslie. a dozen OF
mo:e have been sent to the hospital
more or less injured. Loss to proper.
~ AlOOOOo,, -
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
2
Tl1E8
COTTON FACTORY DESTROYED.


HAsrFoRD, Conn.,, May
Smiths cotton factory at Spring,
Meadow was burned this morning.
Loss ono hundred and two thousand
dollars; insurance $40, 900. Two
hundred hands are thrown out of
employment. >t' ..'ssfsAt
CHICAGO, May "a. "A Inter Ocean
special says, . fire in Brooklyn, H.,
to-day consumed Libby q . Bates
warehouse and corn cribs, Conkling's
lumber yard, and = small elevator
with other buildings, and at last. &C.
counts was still burning. Estimated
loss already fifty thousand dollars.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
Synopsis Of the Resolu-
tiOns Adopted. .
They Denounce the Third Term
Principle.
General HlIartranftt Renominated for
Governor. s
Pennsylvania Convention.

der by russell Everett, chairman OF
the state committee, at noon. .Jno. G.
Swan wasNelectcd temporary chair
man. He expressed hopes for harmony
and referred 'tot the many localinteresta
represented and conflicting views
held, but had no doubt all would unite
in. support of the pominees. After
roll call, several comRittees, including
one of Is, On resolutions and plat
form, were appointed. Hon. e. Nc.
Pherson is chairman Of the committee
on platform.
The convention then adjourned till
2 o'clock p. m.
During the proceedings resolutions
were offered declaring against a4hird
term; in favor District adherence to
the time honored usages of the repub.
lie. The resolutions were referred to
appropriate committee. In the after
noon the committee on permanent or
ganization reported for president,
Gen. Harvey White; Secretary, G.
D. Emil. The platform Of principles
adopted was:
lst. For equality without any spe.
cial fsvors.
End. Harmony Of national and state
governments. q,
3rd. Union Of nation for the econ.
omical administration of the govern.
ment. y ~
4th. Honesty in all branches Of the
civil service and accountability Of Of
icers. a
5th. Protection to home products
and industry.
9Th. Right Of laborcr 10 protect ion,
and harmony between labor and cap.
fital. asi
18th. Cheap transportation 3ia 8
9Th. Free banking, and q safc and
uniform national currency, adjusted
to the growing wants Of the country,
and steady reduction of the national
debt. \
9th. Reservation Of public domain
for, actual settlers.
10th. Equalization OF bountics.
1lth. Honest men in Office.
The first resolution is as follows:
Resolyed, That we declare : firm
and unqualified adherence 10 the an.
written law Of the republic, which
wisely and under sanction of the most
venerable examples, limits the presi.
Dental service Of any citizen to two
terms; we the republicans Of Pennsyl.
vania are unalterably opposed to the
election to the presidency of any per.
son for third term.
The remaining resolutions endorse
thS administration Of President Grant
rs among the brilliant achievements
in the annals Of the country; culogize
Gov. Hartranft; arraign the demo-
cratic party for dishonoring the state
by arbitrary exercise Of Legislative
power, and heartily approve the ef.
forts Of the government to punish de.
frauders Of f'the, revenue. The resolu
tions were adopted. +
Gov. Hartramft was rc.nominateG
lby exclamation, and H. w. Wall
mayor of Erie, was nominated TO
4 -. Z. I /. =
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
E-e0sTAL.LAW

When Congress convenes next De.
cember the Postmaster General in
tends to use his efforts to have the
present law governing postage on
third-class matter or transient news
papers SO modified as to be more just
and equitable. ia
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
VESSELS DHsTROYED.

PlrrssuRa, M.y,26.-Tbe steamc.s
Juniata and Mollio Eyarts and three
empty barges, lying atr Mongshela /,
wharf, we're burned TO the waters
edge this morning. Total loss, *120:
900.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27

-seFsse1s sss-;s1Hl = lANs -
mistake upon this point would be the
dsstrsactioas Of ias innocent man.
There werc> aSveral features in her
testimony which were of importance.
One was thatstee was Jealous friend
and partizan the defendant until
some time fully, 1874. When Til
ton and Moultoa communicated with
BeecheE, Ugh Redpath, that the
Testimony 81 f6rs. Moulton had been,
kept from the ehurch committee tob be
used in, a civiIssuit against Beecher,
we had the factSthat as early as June,
1874, those two slippery rogues, Til
ton and Moulton were conferring as.
to the witness who owonld be required
in the case. He ndst be permitted
tossay however, that the witness who
sworesto that which was untsue was,
to baIully relieIed 1ron. thsgfoece az
conjugal love, she could not swerve
from her allegiance to her husband.
This husband, Moulton, sent his lady
to bring the apostle OF free love to
conferences with Tilto,i and Moulton.
g. Mrs, Moulton Eepyesenteds Beschar
tAs stating p her mAtten wMol.wefa,
told to her by Tilton and their band, !,
and it may be true she was misled by
them. Counsel then commented on.
the testimony Of Mrs. Moulton as to
bed9her g TeGerencc TO Cut Sittinl
4 1tlcide. H the powder VS. On hi
table why did not Bcecher take it?
The occasion for taking it was
because Of the threatened publication
of the letterof apology. Bcccher had
come through darker days than those
as a living faithful, fearless man.
Bptn gestlemen, YOU |hsvc heard
enodkR II Mrs. Moulton'e testimony
from me: Say If it outweighed the
sworn declarations of Henry Ward
Beecher. Counsel had hoped to be
able to present to them!the contradic-
tion Of testimony, but he had not
time. There were seventeen honest
men =. who swore falsely if all that
Noulton' had testi6 i6edI vas trle. sH' al
that Triton said was true as against
his pastor, there were 81 men on the
sde of defendant, men Of worth and
esteem, who had all sworn falsely.
Then Tilton could not strike Henry,
.M.et sBseSSa ersspsy ~ sblsctisg
'she 4epsltssiosfof these ieh. Ss Counsel
then referred to the attempts made to
cast dsoredie on the character of
Gcnerat Tracy, and said he thought
he acted Justly and hoporably., Coun;
selthqughe he wes right in taking tlie
retainer OF beecher atter these men
had broken faith with him. II there
,wss ta9y-serpr in this Rgmt + was
due eto' @t,onnseh of William N. :.
Evarts and other lawyers associated
With hirns Counselswas reluctant to
part with THIS case, as there were
many 9eepries connected With il,
bdn6 Pkas9nt, 6heea pM4&s He
cdegfHMad e jutgsn tc psts
ence and forebearance during the hear.
ing Of the !. case m y and a .dt tbe e. court on its
+ + :: ;:; IA: Az ;: :
case. ms name ana yours. gentle
'iaet ~ es - isasSpo II q!
.xas ~ cn;n;on ~. To- ~ ~ -. - =
.s.nn We @ ;...,.,e,se. ,as s.'s o,,1,, a' os =
g ~ Vn ~ y eJus f."nOs Woulu give
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27

NErHoDlsTapREAoHER ASSAULTED. AND
ROBBED.

ROBBED.
e Ges4oz1 BLurrs, May 26.-Rev.
81 Nj Smith, pastor Of the Broadway
Methddilt Episcopal chnrchrin this
eIy No been absent steveral.
'llns J the eaat collecting money
'to tho IND ebted dness Of hiI
- Slast nig ght shot at knock
3, 81 and robbed Of
I've hundred and seventy sslpllars.
This occurred twenty miles s6ath OF
Atlantic, Cass county. The higway-
man sstabbetl' S&itR twice "a tie kfy
arm nd very severely in the hand.
Mounds not dang
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-27
WASHINGTON.
NAH, CONTRACTS ASNuLLEn.

WASHINGTON, May 2e.-The Post.
master General has issued orders an
nulling all mail contracts made With
NV Nichols, for carrying mails on
SIX xsTolites in MInnesota and 2f routes
insalowa. The order rccounts that
when the contracts were made they
were supposed to be without taint Of
fraud, but il has been ascertained that
they were fraudulent, and did not
have true and bonafide certificates of
postmastcrs Of approval of bonds as
they falsely appeared to have, and it.
issordered that they be cancelled and
Rewarded to the next lowest bidder.
ms AND OUTS.
O.. r. Gillian has beon appointed
internal revenue agent for the first
district. Of Ohio, and the following
dismissals were made to-day: First
district Of Illinois-Geo. A. YerRh,
G. Mullet., Jno. G. Folts, Theo. Hick.
ellis, J. 81. Hildreth, o. Harting and
p. Culverton. Gauger-J. w. Hargy.
I x
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C1RI1EE.
Arrest Of the Dos&on DsfGultsr.

Arrest Of the 11ston Defkultsr.
New Ycstx, My 10 DetSckises
Wood, from Boston, arrested Abra-
ham Iss|spn, stha Boaton defaulter,.
at the Ausable House, Keesville, N.
Y, this evening, aud viii proceed to
MURpERkp.sAxD .oETaAaED. n Z ]
ST. LOUIS, May 1o..-lA4 German
named Pfat, living some distance from
this city, was murdered il his own
yard by negro, who. afterwazds raw
fshed Plar's wife. Upto last apcpuats
the murderer had not been captured. :