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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

DLANK BOOKS Are a specially with
ID u.s. We have everything IN this line. we
have one OF tho best M not the besH appointed
thing Is new and IN good shape, and we have
man In charge OF II who understands the busi-
ness In all It's details. We have stock OF first
class ledger papers, and invite banks manufac-
turing coJspanies 40. toexamine eur stock AND
prices. a. bk PAPER 20
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

gINAGS.-We have now IN stock an assort-
i ment OF Dennison's Patent Dlrectlon
labels and Merchandise Tags, which we VIII
sell at manufacturers prices. a.
We have also good stock OF Pniinps oe-
curity Hook-Tags," q very convenient ana ser
viceable article for merchants. Among itS al
vantages are: Goods can be more readily marx
curely locked that Il cannot become detached
from the GOODS no chance of the tag becoming
detachea from the hook; no points protecting
safe. strong and cheap. Call and examine
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
.kOurG of Councilman.

The Board of Councilmen met in regu-
lar session, with President j. w. Fitz-
gerald in the chair and thirty.fve mem
bers present.
Journal approved without being read.
A resolution was presented that the
City Engineer be instructed to place the
names,of the streets on the lamp-posts in
the TWenty-titth ward.
An amendment was made to include
the lamp-posts of the First ward. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Light.
A claim for damages Was referred to
the committee.
A resolution that the City Engineer be
instructed to re-number Poplar street,
and Oliver street, from Plum to Baymil-
ler, was adopted.
An ordinance to improve Hamilton
road, Liberty, Ringgold, Main, Syca.
more, Milton and Hughes streets, was
read for the first time.
A resolution was presented by Mr..
Wolff to appoint Committee of five to
investigate the financial affairs of the
Water-works Collectors. Adopted.
A communication signed by Robert
Moore, asking for back pay under the
code of 1869, was referred to the Com.
mittee OH Law.
A communication to lessen the width
of the sidewalk on Broadway near
Woodward, was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets, in connection with the
Board OF improvements.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
Board oj"ControI.

The Board of Control held Its regular
monthly meeting this morning, and con.
firmed O number of bills acted upon by
The County Commissioners.
The resolution to settle the claims OF
the State against the county, as decided
by the Superior Court, for taxes not paid
over several years ago, was passed.
The interest on these taxes, which
would amount to about $4,000, was
withheld by the Court.
The resolution authorizing the County
Auditor to draw his warrants weekly to
pay the Courthouse laborers. passed by
the Commissioners, A. D. 1873, was re-
scinded.
A resolution was also adopted that the
uperintendent of the Courthouse re-
port monthly itemized staten ent of la
Dor done tor the county by his orders,
and that the Auditor draw his warrants
from time to time to compensate the en-
ployes under the Superintendent only
on his written certificate.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
POEICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Wm. Hess, John
Cunningham, Mary Ferguson, Minnie Druilie,
Ellen Freshlick, Jas. McHenry, each dis
missed; VIM. Barnes, David Evans, Henry
Schultz. each 81 and costs; Fred. Forst Mary
McHenry, Jos. Small each So and COSTS Rate
Rigney Henry Filing, Joe Binder, each IS and
COSTS.
Assault and Battery-O. Malarky, $50 and
costs: Michael Young, dismissed; Jas. Nc
Henry, continued to May llth; Matt. Craig, $40
and costs.
Miscellaneous.-Thomas Campbell, petit lar
ceny, thirty days ana $25; Della Williams,
same, thirty days and $40; w. $. Rldgeway,
lettering, continued to 8th inst: David Evans,
resisting officer, dismissed: c. L. Ridgeway,
false pretenses. dismissed; George Rice, petit
larceny, s. and costs; JAS. Miles and Nick.
Kennedy. burglary, each bound over TO Grand
Jury: Frank Baker and Gilday, same, dis
missed; Florence Gerlach, grand larceny, dis
missed; Matt. Craig, manning, dismissed;
Jerry Morgan, false pretenses, continued to
18th; Henry Catlin, false pretenses. dismissed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07

cles of incorporation in the County Re.
corder's office, with @. d. Hunmelfeld,
Adam King, VIM. j. Molloy, John En-.
right and John y. King as Trustees.
me capital stock is $75O,00O, diyided into
2,ooo shares oi $500 each.
THE Short-line railroad and Green-liue
nave just issued new and greatly
reduced schedule OF freight rates South
Fourth-class freight to Charleston, s. O.,
and Atlanta, Ga, is put at 45 cents pei
hundred; to Chattanooga, 46 cents; to
Selma, Ala, 80 cents; to Atlanta, Ca,
5S cents, and corresponding rates to othel
Southern points.
NICK KENNEDY, James Miles, Frank
Baker and Ed. Gilday were arraigned in
the Police Court this morning charged
with burglary at the store of Refs Bros,
on Vine street. Miles, who was found
in the store, pleaded guilty to the charge
Of being one of the burglars. Baker and
Gilday were dismissed, as no evidence
could be brought forth to sustain the
charge. Miles and Kennedy were held
to answer to the Grand Jury and the
bonds of each fixed al $40.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
Capt. rhos. Calhoun has resumed commend

Capt. Thos. Calhoun has resumed commsnd
OF the Glencoe.
The c. d. Church passed Memphis, coming
up, Thursday, with 800 tons, and drawing tiyp
feet. Five days out from New Orleans.
The II. e. Pierrepont came in this morning
with four barges coal.
The Telegraph brought so tons of the r. W.
Skillinger's reshipping freight for the General
Lyle.
Henry Redman, roustabout on the Tele-
graph, who was OF age to-day, partook Of u
very hearty breakfast at six O'Clock this morn
ing. and then fell dead. He resided at Ports
mouth, Ohio. where he leaves mother.
The Maumelle arrived at Little Rock, Thurs
day
The Mary Houston arrived at New Orleans,
Thursday, ana the Robert Mitchell, departed
from there for Cincinnati.
Wharfage collections for the week ending
Thursday evening" amounted to 1878 90.
Captain Gus. Brown has gone into the gro
Gerry business on bellevue avenue, between
Dayton and Newport, KY.
Inc large and magnificent Charles Morgan
returns 10 New Orleans Saturday evening.
Captain ALI. Stein has made the Morgan one OF
the most popular steamers on the estern and
Southern waters, and the name Of tho steam
Or Charles Morgan is wide spf1ad fiTiy1iiii Eass
TO West as we'll as from North to South. Mr..
Harvey W. Stein, one Of nature's young noble,
men, presides in the office of this palatial
steamer, and with his a1able manners and
cordiality to all travellers, has made himse I not
only we'll liked. but famous.
Tho Ashland, Capt VIII. II. Kyle, is still re-
ceiving for the Arkansas river, and receipts
through to all points on that stream. She will
hardly get away before the first of the week,
being obliged to wait for the fllling of orders.
MIR. james Alexander, q clever, unassuming
gentleman, has charee OF her office.
There Is scarcity Of fuel for steamers on the
Missouri.
Boats at st. Louis loading for New Orleans
draw lots to see who shall go out first.
Theo. N. Johnston, jr., will 60 out on the
Ashland this trip, as second clerk.
We make the following extracts from Ward
RoDinson's spicy little journal, the "Cmcin-
natl Daily Hotel Reporter" of to-day's issue: :.
"R. Aleshire, prominent commission mer-
chant of Gallipolls is at the Crawford House;
also L. L Bell Of the same place. Commodore
X. r. Hudson, President of the Ohio River
transportation Co., with headquarters located
at Middleport, is stopping at the Burne'
House.
"The Chas. Morgan's best time from New
Orleans is recorded IN her advertisement else
where, and it is a very good run from New Or
leans. She brought up a large number of pas
sengers, among whom was family of nint
opaniards, VINO have secured quarters at the
Broadway Hotel0
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
TELEGRAPH MARKETS,

BUFFALO, May 7.-Wheat dull: No. hare
spring at 81 %. Corn: sales at S5c on track.
OswEGo, May 7.-Wheat firm: red State, 81 8.
(9l 35. Corn unchanged. Barley quiet anC
scarce.
PEORIA, May 6.-Wheat nominal. Corn 72jS
(g73c. Oats, white, 64c; mixed, 62Hc. Rye, no
offerings.
IS 7j(96 so. Wheat steady: Red, 81 20(11 25;
amber, 81 25G1 90: white, 81 25@l 49, Corn
steady: ear, 7lla72c; shelled, 75@7Gc. Oats
steady: mixed, &c; white, 69c,
CLEVELAND May T.-Wheat firm: No. red,
81 93; No. do, 81 20. Corn steady and un-
changed. Oats steady and unchanged. Pc
troleun quiet: standard white, In car lots,
llAc; Ohio state test, l2hc; small lots ltl2c
higher.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.--Flour steady: fine.
IS 05 superne, 70 25; double, s. 50 treble, IS IS
60 soi & choice " 1901 CO. Corn IN good supply
at II 2Og %: Hay in good supply and dull:
prime, $s4; choice, SIT 50.
DETROIT, May Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged: extra
81 S21@l 80; No. l, 81 s9&@1 81; amber, 81 50
bid for all on the market Uorn in far demand
and firm: No. mixed, i9H@8oc. UaJs in fair
demand and firm at G6l967Xc.
MILWAUKEE,. May r. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat firm: No. l Milwaukee, 81 O9I. !;
No. DC, 81 OAK: May, 81 OK; June, 81 06s5
VatS aCtiVe ana nlgnef: NO. 2, IN store, 6l 1sc;
May, o. Jst. Corn excited and higher: No
mixed, in store, 74.zc; May, T5c. Rye excited,
scarce and higher: ip store, 81 Il. Barley un-
settled and scarce: No. spring, 81 s5.a1 20;
No. spring 81 15(a1 IL.
TOLEDO, May 7.-Flour in fair demand and
firm. Wheat in fatr demand at lower rates:
No. 2 white Wabash, 81 81; No. white Michi-
gan,$l SY; amber Michi gan, cash and May, 81 2S;
June, Il q; July, 81 s5A; No. . rcd, 81 80; No
2 amber ILLINOIS. 81 81. Corn dull and a shade
lower: high mixed, 7sc; june, 79a4c; July, soc;
low mixed, 77xc. Oats active and advanced;
No. i, B7).96S; No. 2, 67M96T5sc; white, esq
69He; Michigan, 67Hol67lsc.
LOUISVILLE. May Flour fairly active and
unchanged Wheat in fair demand and firm:
red, 81 l5; amber and white, 81 80. corn firm at
So f07c. Oats firm at roc. Rye quiet and un-
changed at 81 y. BAY firm at s24 PROVISIONS
lteady: Pork, sa2 81: Bulk meats, sS@i2@1O
9l2ssc. BACON, vsGnOi8gl3kc- Sugaf.cuicd
iamy, I3kQ@l4c Lard: prime steaih, l6Jsc;l
!ierce. 16@to,<c;. kegs. l6Nc. Whisky, 81 is
Baggmg arm at l8GIs1SG
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07


This department OF rHE STAR Is permanen
| feature. We propose to give our readers th
| latest and most reliable river intelligence, ant
will be indebted to our friends if they woult
qlaihtances along the river. We will bt
pleased to receive news of a reliable nature fol
insertion from steamboatmen.
Inc weather to-day is clear and warm. The
river has fallen inches since our last report
with II feet in the channel by the w ater- works
marks at o'clock this morning.
This pleasant, mild weatherhaS started peo.
pie again into the notion of picnicking. Large
and elegant passenger steamers, and cool
shady groves, can be engaged by parties at the
Steamboat Office, Merchants Exchange.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PITTsBURG, May 7--Rlver feet inches
Clear. Thermometer 43 deg.
Oil Uty-21a feet and falling.
Parker's Landings feet inches and falling
Brownsyille-Sh feet and falling.
Wheeling-S1l feet and falling
MiddlepOrt-Kiver slowly rising.
Charleston-6cant7 feet and falling.
HuntingtOn-1l1s feet and falling.
Gallipolis--Rlver stationary.
IrontOn-River stationary.
Frankfort-8K feet and stationary.
Louisvilie-sX feet at the head Of Canal and
6n on the Falls in the Pass.
EvansviIle-19 feet and falling. :.
Nashville--Cunberland 20 feet and falling.
Cairo--S7h feet and rising.
st. Louis-River falling.
Memphis--Riyer falling.
Little R0ck-River stationary.
Vicksburg-R -Rivpr falling
Boats Leaving ToIday--Pittsburg, John L.
Rhoads; Wheeling, Andes; Louisville. Mail
Packet; Tennessee river, Nashville; Arkansas
river, Ashland.
Leave saturday-Pittsburg, Kittie Hegler;
Memphis, Arlington; New Orleans, Charles
Morgan.
Arrivals and Departures-There were no ad-
ditional arrivals. The departures were tho
Cons. Millar for Memphis, and the regular
PACKETS.
Towboat Movements = A keelbont, loaded
with clay and fre-brick, was sunk by the
storm Saturday at the mouth of Nine-mile.
The Lion, en- route here, stuck part Of her tow
at White Ripple, and parted one Of her lines,
which struck Capt. Parr with Such force as to
break Q leg.
The Nn, stone coming here, also stuck one
of her boulder boats in the same place.
The Susie Silver Thursday, at Wheeling, re-
shipped 2i6 brls. clay Tor Liverpool:
The Cobb Cepil has laid up at lrQntou,
The Longfelloy 10 in port at Frankfort. !
The Katie P. Kountz passed Omaha Thurs
day bodnd north. 81
The yint. EMnkle made the run this trip
from Meihphis to Cairo In 8O hours and 10 MIN
nteas ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
FINANCIAL,

Gold in New York to-day is frmer at 115%.
Eastern Exchange is still in good demand,
but the receipts are limited. Rates. unchanged
Buying at partll 20 prem. and selling at lilo
prem.
Sterling exchange is quiet and somewhat
weaker. 1t is quoted at 4.90h sight and 4.S7H
for " day bills, gold.
Silver is quiet with light local transactions
at los buying, and 1903 selling for halves and
quarters.
Local securities are in better demand.
Cincinnati Southern railroad 7-8O bonds are
worth 1903 with interest Gas Company stock
is quoted at 2.O2h. Consolidated street rail-
way stock ia offered at ".
Government securities are advanced about
HtOM since yesterday. The following are the
80 Z, NJ New York rates TODAY:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
LATEST LOCAL..

MR.. ". II. MEAD'S 900 suit against
Mr.. John Kilgoar has been dismissed.
THE Board of Control held meeting
this morning, but transacted no bust
ness of special Importance.
:, FILLMORE WILLIAMS, the canal boat.
man SO cruelty beaten on Sunday in the
row at the elbow OF the canal, is recover
ing.
o. MALARKY, for assaulting one John
9 Miller few days ago, was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning and fined
: $50 and costs.
MIR. q. w. .BAKER, the assistant
County Prosecuting Attorney, has re-
covered from his recent severe Illness.
He was at his office this morning for the
frst time since his illness.
Z THOMAS OMEARA, the man arrested
on "a charge OF having stolen two shirt
Ssuds and several small articles from one
Petit in HoGman's saloon, was dis
missed IN the PoAce Court this morning,
Y JERRY MORGAN and Henry Catlin, az
rested Tor false pretenses,- were ar
faigned before Judge Lindeman this
morning. and the latter was dismissed.
@f0rgan's case was continued till the
10th of this month.
MATT. CRAIG, a colored steamboatman,
accused Of having put out the lett eye OF
Cynthia Woodson, was finally arraigned
1n the Police Court this morning on
Charge of manning. After hearing the
charge was changed to assault and bat
terry, and Craig fined $40 and costs.
: AN overeoat, of a dark color, with the
name j. W. Becsly iu the inside, awaits
Identification at the Chiefs office. The
goat is worn considerably, and was
ound ip the possession Of Mary john
t0n, Who has been sent to the Work
house for q term of thirty days.
TEE Twenty-Hrst Ward Loan and
1uilling Assgciatton las fled j.s arti-
Gs>i 81 80 y ss-v
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
COviN0toae.

Ferdinand Hacksted, charged with
cutting with intent to Kill, was this
held over by 'Hquifes Duvenick
and Francis In the sum Of $500 to appear
before the same fnpctionaries to-m6frow
morning. George W.Donkey, before the
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
STEAMBOATS.
ARKANSAS RIVER.

For Memphis, Helena, Pine Bluff, LittlN
Rock, Fort Smith, and all Points on Ar
kansas River.
WILL LEAVE WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst.
A = III l. A N d.
WILL Ii. KYLE. Master. JAS. ALEXANDER, Cpks
For freight or passage apply to e. ~,
Captain W. Ii. Kyle, No. Public
Landing. apS0-h
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
by AUCTION.

MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 10, a O'C1ocIt,
Sixty Beautiful adjoining Mt Marys Seminary,
Hill, TwentyFirst Ward.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
Cincinnati Lice Stool: Market.

CINUINNATI, May u z. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shlpn1nLs
Of live stock Tor the past "a hours:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07

dUGS-Are dull, very lew selling to-day
Common are worth 81 ta7 50; medium to fair,
81 70gs: good to choice, ss.9s 50, and extra
would bring 30 per Genital.
BEEF CAITLE-Firm and quiet, without
any change in prices. Common are worth
~ 1904 rs; medium to fair, "a 5000; and good
t. choice are held at IS 1906 81 per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Demand limited. A few fair to
good grades are offered at "a 50G6 50 per
Genital
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-07
LAST EDITION.
WEATHER PREDlCrxOxs.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Friday, May 7-Noon.
Probably fair and warmer the'next "A hour
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
sF..Lou1s.
A MUNICIPAL DIFFICULTY

"A MUNICIPAL DIFFICULTY.
ST.. Louis, Nov. l8.-In the city
council last night, sitting as court
to try the contested election case Of
.Overstolz ". Bri.tot. for the Office Of
mayor, q communication was received
from the city register, Richard Walsh,
declining to deliver the ballot boxes
to the council On the ground that he
had been enioined from doing so by
the circuit court. A resolution was
adopted instructing the city register
to apply to the circuit court either for
: modification or dissolution of the
injunction, and no further proceedings
in the contest were taken.
TO BEHUNG.
Henry Hollenshead and Anna, his
wife, wee sentenced to be hung on
December 18th, by the circuit court
of Gasconsde county, day before yes
terday, for the murder Of Christian
Alband, their son.in law, in June last.
The execution to take place at Here
mann, Missouri.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
DAKOTA NEWS.
nuRLslen coySrs-soRruERS DAKOTA.
From the Bismarck Tribune, Sd 3 9Th.

From the Bismarck Tribune, Sd & ath.
Lieut. Chance left Lincoln for his Ohio
home Friday, but learning at Bismarck of
the death Of his mother, whose serious i'll,
ness was calling him east, lie concluded no,
TO 60, In view Of the fact that be could do
% good and would subject himself. to a
wintefItrip over the plains.
The extensive destruction Of hay by fire
10 this vicinity lately, renders the station
of more cavalry at Lincoln this winter an
impossibility. Thus tho incendiary who
fired Clark's 600 tons Of hay has defeated
the best interest Of the whole community;
and hasn't increased the price of hay either.
The negro McNear, who was 10 have
been hung Tuesday. has had his sentence
Gommuted to imprisonment for life, aud
Sheriff Mckenzie will start east with him
30 soon W the governors warrant commu.
ting his sentence is received. McNear will
be confined under life sentence In the pen
itentisry at Fort Madison, lows.
I. j. Jones and associates have discoy.
cred new coal interest about twenty miles
north tfl lBismarck.. The depth Of the vein
is not reported, but 1t seems to be the same
vein heretofore worked at Knife river. about
forty miles above. where 1t Is nine feet thick,
The quality Of the coal Is good, and Mr.
Jones proposes to supply the Bismarck
market II demand exists for this class of
coal. A fine specimen of the coal may bc
seen a this office.
The vote of Burleigh county at the re.
cent election was 347. The vote. Of Bis.
marck was 3l2. indicating population Of
about 1,2OO-in any other country but this
II would indicate 900. The election passed
on very pleasantly, and there 10 no ground
Tor charges of fraud, and OF courre none
have been made. The successful caudi.
dates are: Commissioner, Mr.. Dodge ;;
sheriff. Mr.. Mckenzie; register OF deeds,
N. Rtchardsl; treasurer, Mr. Macarthur
district Attorney Mr.. StoyeIl; assessor, Mr..
Peoples; coroner, DR. Slaughter /. xdperin.
tendent Of schools. Mrs. DR.. Slaush
An Uncapapa was brought 70 grief ra,h.
er unccreniOniously last week. lie and his
associates, four in number had run of the
stock from Steven Sc0tts wood yard, q few
miles below BufoFd, aud this fellow was
seen by hunter Smith while creeping up
With cooked gun, upon q wood chopper.
Just as he was taking aim over . stump,
Smith fired; the Indian ran, when seeond
shot sent him to the hunting ground of his
fathers. Adetachment of the 9th infantry
was sent out by Col. Moore from Fort Bu.
ford. but the Indians had gone, leaving on
y their traces.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
gre.ss.
Railroad Accident.

AUaUsrA, Ga, Nov. l8.-A fright.
ful accident took place last night on
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, near the Pine House, about
rs miles from Augusta. One engine
train following another, telescoped
the ladies and passenger cars Of the
latter ditching the whole train
There were many passengers who
were crushed, wounded and jammed
together. A small child named Char,
lie Nightingale was the only one killed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
Explanatory.

explanatory.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Thc three
thousand dollars stolen from the gov.
ernment during treasurer News ad.
ministration, one thousand at one
time and two thousand st. later pc.
riod, were paid into. the treasury very
soon after the losses were reported,
by Mr.. New himself, out Of his own
private resources. He has not as.
sessed the employees. Arrangements
in the treasurcr's Office to guard
against losses by stealing or other
wise, are as perfect rs possible. Ell.
forts arc still being made to discover
who took the money, with view to
his punishment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
FoRE1aK.

LONDON, Nov. l8-A special
Berlin telegram ststes ltbst the Prus-
sian government is preparing pro.
ceeding before. the ecclesiastical
court against Arch Bishop Of Col.
ogne and Bishop Of Trcvis; the OBJ.
ject is TO depose them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
Alabsma Const,tptisnl.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 18.-The ms.
;ority for the ratification Of the4neA
constitution will not he less than 50,-
GOO. and may reach 10000. Only four
counties gave majorities against it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
Moody q sankey.

NEw York, Nov. 18.-After re-
quests for prayer for towns, cities
churches, aud backsliders, drunkards
and others, had been read at the
Brooklyn tabernacle to-day, Moody
read 25th, chapte. Of Exodus.