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, 1875-09-26
I CRAVE REMEM BRANCE.

When by-goue scenes zre FISHING
Through the memory, thick euu 1as@s
Ind the mind ia fres to wander
In the dim and misty past,
! eravs 70 b remembered,
With kind, fofgiTinE Thought,
By lhoke who have long loTed me,
And By these whose love so1ght.
When death shall close my eyeltds
In their Last, long, drea1alexs sleep
Ard my suu1 hts crushed tha waters
OF The mighty, unknown deep,
Ict4ye to BE- remembered,
And long to be e1pzgiveu
For the wrongs which have Tronghts
And the hearts which hsvn t1Tan.
When twi13ght-stsdows deepen,
And the dzJ has gore to rest;
When the ho1r.1s fold their leAnets
Ger my suu and puleeless hrea3t-
IcTave 10 be remembered
In my low aud na1row bed,
Where tho n4ght-bird va1ls requiem
Oee thu 6tn and sleeping dead.
ek11AeA ,.. N1kGs u LLQxo-TUKx
, 1875-09-26
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

EPISCOPAL
g&pt. aG-Eizhtecnth Sunday after Trinity.
Hept. 21-St. Michael and all 4ngels.
CATHOLIC.
Sept. 2e-Nineeccnsh Sunday after Penteoost.
SEPT. y7-s9. Coannas n1.d Dafnian. Mn.
,Srpk. os-St. Wmceslaus, DUKE, u
Sept. c9-St. Michael, Archangei.
Sept. 3O-St. Jerome, Priest, c. D.
OFT I-St. Renig.us, B. @.
0tt. 2-Holy Guardian Angel
, 1875-09-26

TEE CHURCH IN NESER3-
4 "Raiaroad Praying Band" has been crgan-
lied. meeting Of tue bkad WIS recently held
n tbs library OF tho Boston J. Albany Road. IN
The CITY Of Boston. The band viii consist OF
engineers, conductors, freight clerks, shopnen
cd agents.
1he Commissioners appinted by the Methodist
"a Methodist Protestant Churches, to confer on
eka Il 1ae tvn bodies, n5A haaA a snsskhx
, 1875-09-26

"a of interest to know that architects have the
means OF transferring to indestructlble ea1tnen
or glass uare any designs that are desired. WIZ
mingled are and admiration most people "ill
look st the stained glass windows in thlf
rnomL-emotions to be increased by the lniotma-
tim that thotprice OF these two windows as they
stand is {615. Very different are tue qasAtlea
dosired in stained-windows from those OF o1m"
nary wiudow-gase ln the .a.!eE T.. ohia"ts
in the former, roughness, Irregularities bubples,
an5 atrnr,p tints, Glass of this description mas
strong. ingraned. nearly uniform tint In eacn
niace. very much like fragment OF 3unR-
bottle, and the drawing and grada:lons Q! eosos
FTnoaitiou. both these from London and those
from Boston, are considered very 1eautliuI ny
cnnnoisseurs, and the house-furn1aneis oeclaie I
them yerv elegant for the upper sasnes OF .ns
u;ndoUs of dwelling houses. ine Hens ~ no'
atrnnr enough for them where they ara placed,
o. ti,., ,be colors do not come out veil, and Toe
| iealing Of the ssshes ia not Ut ~ ios. IL tnt
.,snarsl deaiau, but remains in bold relief, wan
5eT;nr over The patterns like the rlyers N the
reoeraphy. It will be noticed that Inc aa?acen'
piecea ct glass in the satne design ale OF a1nel
ent 1,ndertones Of color, another example OF
| n,athod Of design which a1ns at suggestlveness
oas i,,teTeatinr object in this section likely tt
escane the eye OF casua! visitor 10
IN ORIGINAL DRAWING from TILE HAND ok 'oAS
@' RCsa1S.
r. hama in the southwest room, near the doof,
~ ~ IA ;s framed with photograph and an engrny
in9 @ Of If tho object which il represepts the cspi
t.fof a column in Oxford Museum. Ine GtA"nt
il the middle .od wss p1EaEedab abs Tor ans pp
Of producing td foog tbe drawing s tor Ii,
3iaDasitIon 3h.o Of light and shade and the photo
graph for detail
in tb;s room arc III Of plastsz tinted with paint
, 1875-09-26

Those upon the rnantel ara subjects not often
seen here, reduced copies Of Michael Angeles
famous statues OF the Dukes Lorenzo and
GiuliAno Medici. Both they and the Autinous
,aa 1s a0p se saas Of o t' aesoss ths
passage way, are excellent casts, and as
notable for their cheapnees as their excellence.
There is another cast almost exactly similar to
these In appearance. in the Ceramic Court,
Of which the material is terra Gotta, crouchtng
Venus, or siinliar subject and ING other terra
Gotta specimens outside deserve attention. re-
presenting as they do 81 industry in which CHI
cago is getting to be pre-em:nens. The figure
Of Zenobia Also is Of terra Gotta, just % it came
from the kiln, the dsep-red color being in
graiued. Certain Of the capitals aud decorated
tytnpanums, submitted to the carver when the
clay had been partly dried, and afterwards baked
to the most enduring hardness just AZ they cano
from his hand. with rhe touch OF the artist and
eli the sharpness Of an original model upon
them ara forerunners of style Of Artistic t1eat-
ment in architecture which has boundless
Of tx section, to the west OF tbs
north door. Some ot the other terra Gotta
models are Of no. artistic merit, though ilIustEa
tive OF the manufacture. It will be noticed thas
in this exhibition: as in other artistic collections,
"Parian marble" 6nds no place.. There are
some good specimens OF fne French ter1a-cotta
on the shelves in the st Dining-room." There
are several examples Of picture md looking
glass frames, and in them some good pictures,
crowded out Of the galleries. Some black-and-
ing-room are very clever, and will please many
people better than any OF his oil paintings. The
portrait OF Mr. NcCaggs littls boy over the fire.
place ia by Healy. whose fne portrait OF Miss
Bryan has just been set up in the gallery where
bis portrait OF the Pope vas last year. saunier.
Farrer, and Miss AlcDouald also present good
pictures. water-coiors.
Not to attempt farther detail in collection
, 1875-09-26

II men think they must take medicine. let
than take it vixen they ara veil and strong &nd
shle TO besr is.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
Water aud Coal.

L. T. Farrand, the Chicago artcsian well
man, left for the cast this morning, but he
assures us that he will return carly in the
spring and make a strong effort to carry out
his project and as lie is backed By the Da-
kota Southern officials it is probable that
something will come out efit. The oslens-
iblc object Of an artcsian we'll at Yankton
is to procutc'a supply OF water, but behind
that is the hope that bed Of coal muy be
struck at no great depth. Mr.. Farrand has
been looking over the indications, and when
VIC met him at the st. Charles last night he
was almost ready to make afidavit that n
coal formation undcrlics all this portion OF
Dakota and Nebraska, and in sufficient
quantities to make its development of in
calculable value to the people. He is q
practical man, and las 1itllc knowledge Of
geographical indications beyond what he
has gained in years of work with the
drill, but we deem his beliefs the more val
liable from that fact, The project seems to
be one which should receive every encour-
agement First, as a means of furnishing
the city with water it would be valuable
liz successful; and second, the prospect for
reaching coal is good cnoughto warrant The
attempt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
FORT RICE.
How . Pair Of Recruit. wen, Gun
mig aud fss Uni 70 rsuna ate Il e.ult.

Fort RfcE, D. T., Nov. "a, 1875.
DEAR PRESS .AzAn accident, probably
with an ending TO epe cf the human fami-
ly, has just occurred pe,l. ,ili, fort, and /
hasten to give you the "details
Two young men, recruits, having only
arrived at this post few weeks ago, start
cd carly this morning for hant after prai-
rie chickens, and had the ill luck (as it
proved a while later) 10 soon come on to a
large flock. Both cooked their earbnes
and crawlcd cautiously through the thicket,
when one Of the carbincs discharged itself
accidentally. VIM. L. Morris, the man
whose carbne had scared the chickcns,h
commenced to use some words that gives
us but little hopes of his being u standard
christian. when n heart breaking moan in
formed him that other and more important
mischief had been done than the scattering
of the birds. He FASTENED to his comradc,
and, oh, great God, what a sight. There
lay his friend shot through both legs, one
knee Joint literally shattered to picccs-the
other only flesh wound Morris threw
himself on the ground, and implored God
to transfer the wounds to himself, his heart
fairly breaking under his load Of anguish
George Denny. a young German from the
Elsar, asked him TO hurry. for Gods sake,
TO the post, and get assistance, as his
wounds were already frozen. Young Nor
ris then started at full run for the fort,
and half hour latcrt the wounded man was
in the post hospitals but oh, what change
from the strong hearty young man Of the
morning. Doctor Blair d. Taylor, the post
surgeon, thinks amputotion not only ncces.
sary, but the only one chance of saving
young Depny's lifs.
How very strange that "soldier," one
who surely Mou'd know how TO handle q
musket, should.bc the chief participator in
4 such an accident. Morris is un American.
age 10, while Denny is 25, and a very gen.
| tlcmanly young fellow.
go r. o, DonE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
CUSTER o,rN.



Filling, up Rapidly.
The folsowingis pr:ya,c letter ieec.y,G
last night by A. j. swectaer, directed from
the Black Hills of Dakota- Il con!ais:s
much interesting in relation
CcsTEn CiTy, Nov. 70
.lnarts j. !S,eeasu, Yun&ton Dear
Sri l arrived in Custer City on the 18th,
,,hc same day the soldiers left, and found
they ttiiieYy had up several log cabins in Gus
Ter City From reports it appears that
Capt. Pollock treated the captured miners
shamcfuily, tying some OF them up in the
bull pen for thirteen hours by the thumbs,
and threatening to put shackles on them,
coming around every little while and call
!, ing them all thc-foul names he could lay
his tongue to. But that is played out now.
There are too many miners in the Hills
now for thc government ever TO take out. ;
Some very rich diggings have bccn' dis
covered about ITO miles north of here on
Iron Bear and Sandy creeks. Thirty five
men have been up there al work for the last
five weeks, and have taken out as high as
$50 per day witha rocker Srhc gold found
there is large and coarse, much different
from any thing ever found in the Hills he
fore. All Of the 35 men came in from there
yesterday and are going to. winter here or
account of grass and timber They all had
gold-from 5 to Is ounces apiece, which is
more gold than have seen in the Hills be
\ fore.
i Everybody is going 10 build on their lots
this winter, and we will have city of 5000
inhabitants here by next July, Some rict
+ + q 4uariz leads have been panned within a few
miles OF here, SO think Custer City vii
be the central city OF the Hills
One man was killed about two weeks agt
4 near Jenncy's stockadc and Three NOR,
found dead near the Cheyenne by til,
soldiers. Sincelt this no Indians have beer
seen, and no trouble is anticipated from
them bcforospring
i A ponYeXpress has been started for cur
\ rying mail between here and Spotted Tail
and starts on its first trip tomorrow. star
| out to. morrow to Sidney after grub.
4 4 have taken you a lot and got logs on i
80 you can start hotel at once, if you hallway
lintcnd to keep hotel.
Send nc some papers to Red Clou,
Agency you can. Yours truly,
z. SwARRlNcEN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
Governor Stewards Travels Around
the World.


Mr. Seward had completed the record of
his journey before his iamentcd and unex.
.pected death. The work is published just
as it was left by him, and, as stated in the
opening chapter, in his own words
The undersigned have the pleasure Of:
announcing to the public that they have
now ready William Ii. Stewards Travels
Around the World" The work is edited
by his daughter, Olive Rislcy Seward, who
accompanied Mr.. Seward on his wonderful
journey, and gives the record oftrayc.s and
his political, social, moral and phlosophic-
al observations and reflections, in M. ,Se.c-
| ards o,en cords; together with his inter
views and talks with presidents, kings, en-
pcrors, sultans, khedives, tycoons, mikados,
East Indian potenta,cs,Z and his holiness,
the pope Crossing nearly all the noun
tains, rivers and oceans of the globe, Mr..
Seward was received in the countries which
he visited as no private'tourist has ever be:
fore been received in allhistory, accompan-
led by the largest demonstrations of re-
spcct, cmperors and kings vying with each
other in extending courtcsics duo only 10
the most distinguished guests, furnishing
TO his countrymen the evidence of the exs
alted position he occupies in the worlds
trcgard. l,s
The work is printed on good paper, fine.
ly and proiuscly illustrated, from original
designs, photographs and copies, illustra-
ting the text Of the book, the whole ma;lilsg
afvolume of 500 pages, and sold only by
fsnbscription. Price. in elegant cloth bind.
ling, $500; leather 5000; half turkey
1850; full turkey, morocco, gilt edge
$1,000. Address
'D.ApPLEToN s. Co, Publishers,
$40 s 5hl Broadway, New York
j G. w. HIrcncock, Ag't for the territory
and Sioux City. 1oG-1w
Notice 20 she Tax Payers OF ,he Csty.
hereby give due notice that the city aud
school tax book is now in my hands for col
lection. Taxes are due. Dec. list, and be
come delinquent Feb. 1st, 1876.
G. E. BRAMELE,
l97-9w City Treasurer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
,...,.t....-.,.,'''''r'''''
LOCAL I.ACONICS.

Teams are crossing on the ice,
Two wagon loads Of Neigh flour arrived
today.
Thermometer % above zero at M,
and 40 at noon.
A government train was down from Ran.
dali to day for supplies.
Shoreggc has moved into lis new block
on Third street.
| Morrow has been phorographing Bland.
ing and horse to-day.
G. w. Hitchcock is agent for Stewards
book Of travels, onc on the best publications
now bclore tile public.
The register at Gus Woods house shows
q twelve pound arrival which didn't come
by the Dakota Southern line.
Gen. Dewey is once more happy. Whcth-
er it is eight, ten, ortwclvc poundswc have
forgotten.
\ The reading club held an intcres,ing
meeting at the st. Charles parlors last eve.
ming, and organized for the winter.
S. Eiseman & Co. have received the first
instalment of military clothing purchased
by them at the recent auction at Fort Ran
dali.
Go and hear the Temperance lecture this
evening at the NJ. L. church by Madame
! De Geere. Admission Is cents or two for
a quarter 1..--.-sass5 -.1.5.sss ass5zs.--z-=-z- So.
DR.. Miller will occupy the corner room
over the LIST National bank, and there isn't
handsomcr office room west of the Alisss.
sippi.
Mrs. Simon Eiseman lost pocket book
short timc.ago. and advertised 1t in the
Press and Dakotaian. Mrs. Silkeson who
found it, reads the Press and Dakotaian.
The consequence is that Mrs. Eiscman has
got her pocket book and her husband is
moved to remark that advertising pays.
Liberal advertising is Characteristic of
Yankton people, and for evidence in sup.
port of this assertion We refer to our own
paper. Our merchants evince disposition
to work up their business by q legitimate
means and are exhibiting faith in the po.
tency Of printers ink ich will bring {
sure return.
Sugar, coffee, tea, apples, onions, candy,
and everything else pertaining to the gro
| cery trade cnn hn fnund at Cittinp e CIo,,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
Faycrablc Notice.

The Vcrmillion Register, in its notice Of
the Baptist concert makes the following
complimentary allusion TO Yaukton lady:
Miss Jessie Oliver. a home singer of
Yankton, and niece of Mrs. Kingsbury, is
a singer Of rare voice, and one to whom i,
is always,a pleasure to listen. Her voice
is naturalness itself, and of much power
and sweetness She rendered nipsev
piece admirably in costume.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
Attention Farmers

Joh4 Hliyes, Of ycrmillion, has just re-.
celvcd a consignment Of oyer $50 aogs Sc.
lcc.ed from the choicest breeds in tho east
Those who desire TO improve this kind Of
stock will do we'll to give him a CALL I
103d1w
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
Removal.

Naughn aud Decker have remavaa their
Family Grocery and provision store from
broadway to the former Scandinavian
House on Cedar Street, south of Third,
where they will be glad to meet the pur.
chasing public, promising fair dealing, first
class goods, and prices as low as at any
point in the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Another installmept of holiday goods
just received at Swartz 4 Spaids'. Silver.
ware, jewclry, watches and an endless va.
'riety of goods for the holidays. Come one,
come all, and see for yourselves. id
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
Attention Ladie.i!

IS. Eiseman & Co have Just received an
elegant line of ladies' scarfs of the latest
styles; Navy blue, Seal brown, and Cardinal
red in all the latest shades. Call and see
them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Cotillion party at the franklin hotel on
Christmas Eve, Friday night. Invitation
general.
1S7-1w.w1 C. G. lRIsu.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
Weather Probabilities for n Hours

WASHINGTON, Dec II, 1873. '.45 a N.
Probabilities for the Upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys, northwest
winds backing toscuthwcst and southeast;
falling barometer, Slightly warmer, and
cloudy weather, -,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
DAKOTA NEWS.
EoN noMArE COUNTY. SN
From the Springfield Tines, Dec. nih.

Our townsman, Wm. A. Amber, expects
TO start east next week TO spend the winter
at his old home in Norwalk, Conn
Col. r. +. Wood has been quite indis-
posed for a few days past, Dur is, We are
glad 10 scc on our streets again.
It's probable that quite accompany from
YanlSton agency and Fort Randall will at.
tend the social dance to be given in this
place on Christmas eve
A lodge of |. o. Q. f. will be established
in this village this week Saturday. Quite
number OF representative members of the
order from abroad will be present on the
occasion.
Elmer Monfore, one Of our promising
young ,ownsmen, left last Monday week for
Dcs NIoincs, Iowa, TO attend commercial
college He will be absent during the
winter.
AT meeting held last Saturday evening.
Mr.. George ". Snow, presiding, the ci;.
zens OF Springfield and vicinity determined
upon having grand Christmas eve party,
supper and dance, al Bus'tacll's hall.
Mr.. Emory, whem we nisS,ioneh recent.
ly as having lost seve!ni head Of cattle, had
another animal die a iyS days since. lie
took its stomach ont and sent it Yankton
Ito be analyzed, and i. was discovered, we
understand, that the animal died from the
effects of being poisoned by strychninc.
LINCOLN COUNTY
Sioux Valley News, (Canten) Dec I'd.
Our usual quiet and peaccable town was
somewhat disturbed on Wednesday morn.
ing by the arrest Of horse thief named
Gates, who had slippery finger in the cx.
traction Of several horses from their legiti.
mate owners in Faribault county, Minn.,
some time ago. This man Gates is we'll
known in Yarkton.
IA meeting has been called at Canton to
organize for the purpose Of prospecting for
coal in tina, cishborhood.
CLAY COUNTY.
Ncrmillvn Republican, Dec. y
L Corn is worth 90 cents per bnshcl.
\ Quite furry Of Snow visited us Sunday
night.
Another car load of hogs arrived on Tues
day for John Oliver Mr.. Oliver, has nov
in n pop near his elevator, about 200 hogs
4 Several Of oar town people went tt
1, Yankton on Tuesday to attend the conccr
to be given on Tuesday evening at tim
place. 1t is tholght best. by the must,
loving people Of Vcrmilion, 20 mage th,
concert repeated here. We are always glal
to have Mrs. Inman and Mr. Lathrop sing
and should be one ofSthc first to hold III
both hands for grand concert. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Eiseman's have reduced the price on their
immense stock-from Is to 20 per cent, in
order to run down their stock. Now is the
time to get your bargains. Call and see us.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Good yard-widc blcachcd muslin "a II
cts per yard KETcnuM & AcKLEY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Plenty Of Lonsdale AZ b,cachell muslin
% 1219 cts. per yard at
KETcnrM & AcKLEy's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Splendid mink furs from fifieen-,o- thirty
dollars per. sett at
\ KETcuuM & AcKLEY's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
TAKE NOTICE.

Having Just received large stock Of
Winter Goods, I will-offcr them at cost
within the next thirty days. y
1921 Mrs. L. j. MoRRowI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Sugar, coffee, tea, apples, onions, candy,
and everything else pertaining to the gro.
Gerry trade can be found at Cutting & Clou.
das', Sd street, opposite the postotice. Id
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Frank j. Washabangh, Esq, is
authorized to2act IT'S Agent for the
Press and Dakotaian. He willcollcct
accounts. solicit patronage, and rep
resent-ear interests generally.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

Y New Orleans AIolasscs at Cutting 4
Cloudas'. 1t is the<best cooking molasscs
made. did
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

In getting supplies forNchrjS,mas it will
be well epough>to drop in and look at the
groceries and things Displaced by Cutting
& Gloudas. ~ did
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11

G. w. HIrcntocK, Ag't for the territory
and Sioux City. 10G-1w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-15

II sou want any tin wsre, sheet IRON
and copper ware manufactured or rspair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to J. J. Halpin 4 Co, who employ
none but first-elsss workmen. n.
On. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond, from California, in the
practice OF medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. II
CHEESE, Cheese. One thousand. pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at L. G. PoUJApE's.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. IT
Best brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes. Pouches, etc, at Rolla Watts.
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-15

either of the big Boards is probable until
the opening of the Banks of California
and Nevada.
Lucky Baldwin was yesterday unani-
mously elected Director Of the Bank OF
California to fill the vacancy. This is
generally considered point scored in
favor of resumption, as Baldwin is
known to be one Of the heaviest creditors
of the bank. Nothing new has trans
pired concerning the affairs Of the bank
for several days.
PREscoTT, A. T., Sept. II. - Charles
Adams, special agent of the Postoffice
Department, is investigating the recent
defalcation of Postmaster Giles. So far
there is deficiency of about $40. 500 in
the money order account alone. The
postage account is not yet figured up,
Some $4,000 was recovered with Giles,
but there is still large deficiency.
Los ANGELES, Sept. 1.-THE rumoI
, that the suspended banks would resume
to-day turns out to be unfounded, nor is
there any definite time specified for re.
sumption before the close of the thirty
days ending October lst.
SAN Francisco, Sept. II. = In The
Nineteenth District Court to-day de-
cree was rendered discharging the OLD
trustees of the Lick trust and appointing
in their places the following Richard
S. Floyd, L. d. Anterior, Bernard ID
Murphy, John II. Lick and John Night
! inpalp