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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06

us the secretary OF war stated 10 Col.
Forsyth in ltelena that the war dc. A
partlnent would let Genera! Sheridan
lave $4,000 to build Il post-in that
county. The secretary had previously
agreed to this and Delegate Slaginnis
had so written to General Sheridan.
The latter had not however received
the notice and the matter stood in
abeyance. Col, FORSYTH of Sheridan S
staff now having the authority from
Secretary Bcl<nap ciirec., ii only re-
mains for Generals Sherniln and :Sler.
idan to order the building Of the post
and detail troops to garrison it. With
the disposition of troopsthc secretary
of war has nothing 10 do. This is the
condition Of affairs at present and il
remains to impress the general and
lieutenant genera! Will! the necessity
Of Il post somewhere on that iinc ci.
frontier. While there is n scarcity
of troops in the west and the danger
/ has not heretofore seemed sufficiently
imminent around S!issoula 10 abso
utcly demand ,he presence oImi!itais
it appears to now be. essential TO the
public peace. There is qnitca strong
garrisol-six companies we under.
s,und-at WaIIa Walla. ii TWO OF
three of these conld he detached !Ur
service in Mssoula county, they could
lie on the gr0und OF the pIcseHt tmonl=
fles in as little time as iioni any d the
Montana posts and li;eir loca!loii o..
\ the east side OF the line would hc .o1
the public good.
i While having no reason 10 doubt
the correctness OF the reports received
of murder and theft at E'lathcad lake
and in hopes the worst mas occurred
! and been told, ii is nevertheless the
duty Of the goseruor-;lnd- dclcgilte. tG
promptly and earnestly urge tie i'm
mediate consunmatiop OF the pro
iectcl garrison OF some point in Mis-
soula county where troops will b'
most effective in inspiring the rowing
and resident Indians with a whole
some respect for life and property
Nn ounce OF Prcvea':ts'o.t=yis worth !;
: pound of cure aud the present seem
! the most favorable time to accom-
plish this purpose.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
General News.

Twen,y,one pigs at. one litter in
Chiccster, New Hampshire.
Norwalk, Conn, has organized u
vigilance committee to kill of the
burglars.
A Mcleod county (Minn.) farmer
threshed GG bushels Of wheat from the I
yield of one acre.
The Chicago Presbytery ask that
the Bible be restored in the public
schools Of that city.
immigration to the fertile wastes
of southern Minnesota and northwest
crn Iowa is on the increase.
The largest corn field in Vermont is
situated a, Hartland, Windsor county,
and contains thirty.fve acres.
Connecticut towns voted OH the
liquor Incense question Monday. The
largcrtowns voted ,atErmatively, while
the liillc places voted " no.
During thellast FIVE years the ma
tioral debt las been reduced over
s200,00o,O0O, and the national taxes
have decreased .l0O,O00,00o.
rKc Chicago crooked whisky eases,
with which Miller, the informer,whom
4 the whisky ring tried to assassinate,
is connected, are now on the carpet.
The Pioneer-Prcss publishes the
census returns OF Minnesota. They
are yet incomplete in a few localities,
hut are estimated at 597,OlS, . gain
o. over f5o,oeo in five years.
The center Of population Of the
United States is alta point forty-cight
miles cast by north Of Cincinnati. In
eighty years it has moved westward
800 miles, but in all this time has not
varied twenty miles rortlr-ur- -so,tt44,.-
The Montpelier Vt.) Female Hu.
name Association lottery sold a hall
million dollars worth Of tickets, but
\ ":nary ticket holder drew a prize
Tie money was pocketcd by few
disciples Of Boss Tweed ii, NNew-AAzzerl
City.
Young Dist. ATTY Fisher, Of Wash
ington, who is now in Jail for stealing
legal papers, is reported insane. His
father, ex Judge Fisher, declares III
will not try to effect his release or pre-
vent his being punished for his crime
The old gentleman is a second Bru
tus.
The Martin county Sentinel, an
Watonwan county, Mimi, Hcral
unite in saying that the eggs Of til
grasshoppcrs which have been depos
tied in their respective localities ,hi
season will not hatch; that the larg
majority Of them have already decay
ed.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
Missou,n Indian, affairs.

Montana New Northwest, Sept. o4lh.
From the Missoulan " Extra and
the letter of Truthful James, it APP
pears that the Kootcnai Indians have
killed three men near Fathead lake,
are killing and stealing stock, that
other rayages are apprehendcd, and
the people are arming for protection.
What the circumstances were in rela-
ton to the killing Of Allen, Holan and
Campbell. who were the aggressors,
or what led to the murder we are not
advised. 1t were better for the com
munity if it should prove that the
provocation was by the white men, or
that personal grievances were at the
bottom Of it, as an unprovoked out
rage for blood and plumber would in
dicatc general aud protractcd troub-
les. The confederated tribes of that
region numbcr,wc .bclieve,some | 800
or 1000, largely outnumbering the
whites, through whose settlements
they arc scattered and with whose 10.
calities and stock ranges they are as
familiar as the settlers themselves.
The statement of our correspondent
that the Indians in the vicinity oi
Missoula are insolent and threatening,
coupled with the facts that there has
been recently some disaffection among
the agency Indians in relationtothcil
chiefs, and that stock is being killee
and driven off, gives a darker color'te
the situation. While there is III
doubt Of the ability Of the settlers te
eventually check these deprcdation
and ppressthe perpetrators it is un
fortunate there is not military within
reach to at once take cognizapce q
this matter and, if required, to opcrat
against the Indians. They are nui
sances to the people Of Missoul
county. Oaly a few Of them hav
farms Or remain on the reservation
They camp along the roads and river
and about the towns and in times {
anxicty-llkc the present, WREN i" tn
absence oftroops each settler must i
self-reliant and look after his propert..
conflicts are likely to occur which-tt
presence Of troops would prevent.
In relation to the establishment OF
post there, Delegate Mag ginnis inform
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
-MYsterlouslY Missing.

NoHcnEsi2n, Mass, Sept g..
Hon. l.: w. Pond, one OF the he;rvvsss,
manufacturers Of machnists tools in
this city, has disappeared under very
mysterious circumstances. Last Fri;
day he went to Boston on business in
tending TO return the same night.
While in Boston he collected about
twenty five huadred dollars, but in-
stead oi returning he c telegraphco
nilsson that he was going to y. y. on
business. y portion Of his clothes
were found in his s,ate room but man,
money and valllabtcs were missing,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
st. Louis.

ST. louis, UCt. u
WmEAr-Iighcr; No. 2 fall, sl.G31s for
cash; S1.G2@l.G5 for Oct; No. 3 fall,
ConS-Lower; 55@5Gc for cash; 5s11ac
for October.
OArs-Bettcr; 371ac for cash.
llYE-Uncllansed
BARLEY-Lowcr, at sl.101i.l5.
WHIsKy--Unchaugcd
PonK-Firm, at $3.50
LARD-Nominnl.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
zFiremen,s Convention.

New YoEN, OCT. Ga tic fire.
mems convention this morning The
committee on topics pvcsentcda a series
Of questions fori discussion. The
question of the Importance OF making
permanent the positions Of cliici and
Chief engineer was debated, in the af-
tirmatlvc IS Chiefs l7i,.le, of Daven- ,:.n
port, Ia; Bennes, Of Chicago; II. $.
Hall and Sexton, Of ST. Louis, and
others. !. Bowers, Of New Haven, dis
ensscl the question III 'hc negative.
This gopdc was finally referred, with
the others, to the committcc for
sideraton and report.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
Nc,v York Money and stock H:arisct.
NEW YORK. Oct. O..
Money, 1lae19 per cent.
Gold ll65n.
G governments steady and dull.

Governments steaty and dull.
l.. SO per cent. bonds OF lssi ..l235l
IT, s. $50 bonds OF 1852! May. .li.'.4
u. S. $50 bonds OF lsti, May. ...............l:t9
u s $40 bonds oi lctj. July. li:i3.
T. $. $50 bonds o! lSb., jury -f-a
H. s. $50 bonds ncw............ li4is
o. s. SEQ bonds otlsis .i2i.
u. s. 5 - bonds, iiew Z p
u. So per criit. lo=iJ bonds
l.. s. currency II .fSfEa
Stocks unsettled active and lower.
W. IT, T......... 1G1S ST. Paul............-aa -aai !.
Pacific Mai....... :i5s.. 81 Paul pld. ...... " =
n. Y. Central lG2 Lake shore. 5it5
Erie ric................l1 10 II lo{t /
y. w. pft.....:.... .;52la onion Pacific. s1l't
Rock island ,lc3..:
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06

.Flas stations trelcgruph stations.
CONNECTIONS.
T. Al Sioux City with Illinois Central. Stony
City and Pacific and Sioux City and ST. fanl Rail
:. At Elk poiht with stages for Eden, Canton
and Sioux Falls /.
s'5Is u All" AnMcchIin. ii with stages Cor st flames.
3. Az Gayvllc with stages for ST. liclcI;'
i. At Yankton with stcamers for Forts Tan ..
sonri river; stages for Bon unmmc, Spri iE.:lcld
and r5rt Randall and steam ferry for G.een Il.
land. Nebraska, connecting at Green lslsl-,. With
| stages for all points in Northern Nebraska.
j. S. MECKLING, Gsnl superinteadt.
C.H.YAS TAssEL, Agent at Ysnkton.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
who went to Boston.
The Friar's Point Affair.

Mt.slrll,s, Tenn, Sept. 6.-rhc
gt.,,rrr' ,,ir:e--e.ss. se-. ll
Will be no blood shed at I-'riar's Point,
numerous ,clegrams
lor men and aams. No steps have
been taken 10 forward either. The
people here have no sympathy IN the
tryzs wi5irfl- 81 tt--H>s.ss:.
grievances between N.lcorn aa5!
Brown. growing out. of Ames' antag
onisln 10 Alcorn,, wliosacsirc to have
the disturbance 50 TO haye troops sent
10 NIississippi.
'zsssi'' = w aT;..;o,.. 80. : =
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-06
Factory Burned,
SUSPENDED

BosroS, Sept g. a reAlllt Of
the late nilurc Of Shepard, Hall \
Co, Holmes Blanchard, founders.
have suspended.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25
Excelsior Farm Gate

TBE undersigned, having purchased the
L Right Of Stephen Spoore's Patent Gate for
ST. Mary's c,unty is now prepared 10 sell
Form Rights for this locality. There is n gate
Of this patent now on exhibition in Leonard
town and parties DESTROYS of supplying them
selves with Farm Rights are invited 10 inspect
At or they can obtain information o. its mer-
its and workings on application TO me.
This Gate is coming into general use as
rapidly rs possible, and the day 10 not far
distant when IL will be seen on every we'll
ordered farm. These are tie reasons why
ist-It is the cheapest Farm Gate that ever
can be constructed. 1.-THE ssats,iais costing only
Sl.si.l
2nd--It IL the handiest. most durable and
strongest for the amount material used.
?nd-lt il the most secure OF ali farm gates,
il being absolutely impossible for any animal
to open il. (no matter low nnruiy-)
4,h-lt Is more easily constructed than any
other gate. or era bars.
shit does away with the big gate posts
ard hinges.
eth-l, is meeting with unbounded success
whereve, introduced; lit is estimated there
are 500, 600 in use.
Ith-it has taken the First Premixns at all
the Town, County and State Fairs wherever
ii has been on exhibition.
ssh--l have the must satisfactory recommer-
da,ions, which will lie shown On application.
Farm Right s.. Apply to
] PHILIP GREENWICH,
Leoasrdtown, Nd.
Sept .lsss-ln.
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