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II II. WARMER.
-. Real Estate AuctiOneer ant Broker.
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and + SIS northwas
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~ IL WARMER.
-. Real Estate Broker and kuctanear
Federal Buildings, corner eth and r sts northwest

LOT; on THE NORTH SIDE OF ; STREET
III Elm I4TH AND t5TH STREETS W
III On Thu RsDAY, January 20. 1875 will be
"A sold At public suction, in front of the premises
pi numbered twelve, tle. in square nunIlar,st ~
hundred and six, vs. fronting twenty so f-~f
four a. inches on the north side 1T street with
depth oi one hundred i9l fet an alley ThiS Lot
located So near the street railway and within haif
square from I'll" State Department, render. il vrry
desirable Tor persons connected with thu government
Terms; One fourth cash. and the balance in = IL
ana - months, with interest ~ par cent secured
~ deed II trust on the property sod. tspa,t Of
SIN VIII he required AZ time II sale All cpnv~r
anclng At purchasers cost. Terms to b. complied
WI N in seven days.
Janis ruAds J Z. COInwEI,I SALESMAN
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UNDERTAKES.
u r. HARVEY,

II r. HARVEY,
Undertakes,
No. s34 STREET, between Ninth and Tcnth.
marlly
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THIS AFTERNOON.
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II NIIWfR n NLEtKY,
- Auctioheers and Real Estate Brokers
southwest corner Pennsy ania and ilth street
Star Office Buildings
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TIE TRADES.

- P-1TsIT' Ha-4u.,Sis AMI Earn Be,Il,rs
P@T-1ua! attention given g. JIbhII.E and Repairs
Order, selected and examination Of work inyifeI
HIS ID st.
se7il IN fronting on PruD~y anis avenue.
VIKINGS AND IEuS AWNING FRAMES
II Ftk STORES.
MIuufir-ur- Nv
". u COPELAND.
b4S Louisiana avenue, one door east e -fh street
AWNINGS iHr Sfore-, Public Building. Hotels
1.lvsts E--1.J-rrr-
IRON FEANfES frr Stores. al factory pricas
FLAGS, CAMP MEETING TENTS Tor sal. or
rent.
Agent f-r III. Improved Miliew Proof Awning
- H Us MARI IT
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: n 7 T T. "
Real Estate Agent .nS Auctiau.-r.
Office No. 9O5 Sth - northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 YhLTNBIH BRICK
EEelbEN1E ON STEEET. NEAR IT A..
0hSltN CHURCH IN sQI ARE Sl5. At ACC.
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-. Ik'til liH1tle SbrtlOn"eT sni Broker.
Federal Buildings corner 9TH and + SIS northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE FARM.
tuNfAINiNG FIFTY ACRES, BEAUTIFUL.
nMkLLING, AND THE NECESSARY OFT
~ lLhihGS, IN WASIINGTON, u. c, ON
TIE VI tELBORO' ROAD. WITHIN 4 MILE
ANn \ HALF FROM UNIONTOWN, y. c.
III By yirtu" III docs Of trust dated July l.. 4
FL II. l13, duly recorded IN Lber No ~ folio 49,
= >c,l-, one Gt the land records for the county o
Washington, in the District Of Columbia, and at IA
request of the party secured thereby we will sell at
pUb" auction, on the premises on rid Y January
% 1915, at " clock p. M. all that piece parcel
u land lying and being in the county of w
boro road at the distance of twelve fl2l perchr-
from stone placed on the southwest corner of said
land, and running thence to the sixth line thereof
LaS shown 10y a plat Of said tract Of land made by
county, and described more fully in a deed from
7. Page, to one PANEL Lee recorded in Iihrr j A
:, folio 800, on" Of the land records of said Washing
Ingtonp nj such distance from the side thereof
being the same tract of land conveyed by Il VI Hall
and wife t. the Girls Industrial Home school Low
deed dated july Is 1873, together with the improve
mrnts, &c.
Terms One-third cash, and the balance at siyand
twelve months with Interest AT per cent pr
annHm from day 0t sale, secured by decd Of trust
on the property sold. deposit of 20 will be re
qured as deposit AZ time OF sale. All CUnyeysncug
at expense of the purchaser If terms IF sale not
complied with in ten days from day Of sale the truS
tees reserve the right To- resell the property al the
risk and cost Of the defaUlng purchaser after ten
days Advertisement.
G GHH3Ef I " Ti, sSIWIG,EENET,. Trustees
Jan0 s,turthSds !. T. CULDWELL. Ssle-Inan.
/ ATIMER & CLEART,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner fennsyiVania avenue and 18th ST
Star Office Building.
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Succeesor 10 Green Williams, Auct,sl
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D streets.

r AIDES WOULD DO WELL 10 CALL AND
CLOAKS aud DRESSES, octi2Im
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4 ATIMER 4 CI,FARY

IL AuCtioneerS and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner feuDSy lyania avenue aud ilth 81
Star Office Building
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT SUBURBAN
RESIDENCE ON PARK STREET, MOUNT
PLEASANT, II. G., CONVENIENT To THE
l4IH STREET ROAD. AT AUCTION
- By Nirtu" of a deed of trust t. rs. dated June
III -, A II. 1913, duly recorded in Liber No rs,
folio 5 ole Of the land records for the District Of
thereby, will sell al public auction. in front Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY,, January 27tn, ISIS, at
clock p m. the following described real estate,
situate III the county Of Washington, ID. c., u wit
AL tcht piece and parcel of ground known and de
scrhod as lot mbcred two ~, in section four a.
Pleasant, together with all the improvements as
above.
Terms: S1-jO0 cash, with interest at 10 Der cent
per anuum from June 80 1874 and of sale in
cash and the balance in six and twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, secured by deed of trust
from the day of sale. The Trustees reserve the
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faultiug purchaser eftcr five days advertisement
BRAINhRD II. WARMER, Tr,,,aa.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, lIu''ee''
lanl5-d THOS BOWLING Auct
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!.J Mr. ID Ne.

NOTICE
.F -rH ~s.v .f diminishing the chances az col
-....- r-n ~ irl Is vl This Line taI. "A -ra.l ID
NIGEL" o.. 20. I.- &C tH" year
..r .r- a-- F-.- from Queenstown to New
GsE .r iir De Cr--IU- Meridian # 80 ~ IS LAT Or
.... .-...r. Cd. r.rft uf g..
t. Che -rf lzre crossing fha Meridian Of
a. = .-r ur nothing e. the north # ~
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Whole Tickets. $50 Halves, SIS Tenth, or each
Coupon o5. Eleven Whole Tickets, $50.
For Tickets. or information address
THO. L. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager
Louisville XIV drclS m thS w I'd
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w 1901, northwest corner iOth aud ID streets
COUNTERS. SHOW CASES. SHELVING. FUR-
NITCRE, &C, AT AUCTION.
n On MONDAY. January Is, at 10 o'cia,k
IN, shall sell a. the Confectionery store If
Hr1J. w. Pope, No. i12f 10Th street. between /,
y Wand VI streets northwest. two Counters, thres
SHOW cases, three and Elf dozen Glass Jars, Cane
seat hairs. Curtains. Lamps, Tables, shelving SaI
GERS Plates, Oy >ter Bowls. Kitchen Furniture e.
Also
One frsme Stable. 20 b. removed
tTInS cash. WASH +. WILLIAMS.
yahio II Aagi;one~r-
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TIE BRIT sal AMI NORTH AMERICAN
ROY NJ NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
b. 4

XIV NJ. NAIL STA NSIilPS.
ETJNIt ~ NV IORR 4 Nd LIVER
fp'L- f+LLiNti 4 Z CORK ff4RBDR
, -Is : tN h"Ek FK"N NV YoRN.
-r-N - b ID. Jan y Atsy--iuia cd. Wei Fob Il
.r--Hr~ N-l.- Jan - P..vtlIJ..... W -sl Feb a
i-r--s' NJ Jon = 'nirl.---. Wei, March 3
iFrt " d.. t-h. s. Algeria. Wed. March ~
.rr.- N.t.. Feb - - mia W.,l March y
-. ever. f.lh.viuE " EDN EsHAG and SATUE-
LAY f.tIr Nv I"~k-
>--iu-er, marked DO not carry Storage passrn-
-
Fsr-, rF Tt~SaGE.-C Cabin, ~, SfHn. and $50
10 -r.-' - ion. TirkSt~ 70 Pans
~. 90 o. r.' NAL Return tickets on favorable.
..rrl-. - .r+-- az w rate.
~t-.FE. -..,-'~ ir.lI Liverpool and Queen stoyvn.
suf 81 p~gi 81 EUEDE~, At lowest rat-S- Through
..l.- 90 isl'ur given tur Belfast Glasgow. IiVre.
ltsrTF sIf rtEs- Y.TtS ON tf- Continent. and for
N....-.irtr Frf~- For fTrgh: ard cabin passage
IL ~ ID. CON pauy uiEr.. No Btyvliug Green.
81 -t-aTsEa Tt--e-a- NJ. III broadway. Trinity
Er. ''II-. o. o. OILS BIGELuW, Banker COS I'm
ssrra-. HpEl.lf- Patent pfirr.
---..- u lLlA>- q EEA LYN. rant
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l,r5' y 5HAS. q FRANCKLYN. Agent.
~ ASH NcTDN. NuRFUIk NEW YORK
~ Ll-LNN. ANn PknNInENLE.

~ BOSTON. AND Providence
tile m" Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Saving RESUMED h-T regular trip 70 . 91-
t--i ia- W.. lave E-T y hart f,.ut 0f
sth street every MONDAY AMI THTESfVT Al
, b. M f.f. hung ~ the VrII CIpai river landings
rur tins ~ Norfolk ith steam hip e the NJ AMI
LIUr Tor BU-t' and Prov Iisuc~. with tn Old
o.. .urIlf.r = -ala-hrp Company. tsr New York
FJ.iEht should T. addressed - Care IS Lady Of the
Essls Srl .rf,lk "
NE FITZHTGH, Agent. s:h- street wharf
4. G. PL IN L. General lg-ut,
So Room NJ. 10, Plant Buili.ng
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
NV IMPRESS line va CANAL,
THTLtHrJ rTIA. ALEXANDER. WASH
INGTFN AND GEORGETOWN d q
SAILING BAY.
T~.w Pr ? North Whsrvez Philadelphia,
~ ~ - l.,..E street. Cieorsetovu. ss.,st-E
50 g. TUESDAY AZ II q IA
IIr- l.ae s.unecfs at Philadelphia with Clyde--
Frs..iHT ~tSHf weekly Line e steamers for Pravi-
f...r. b % and New England States. No wharf.
-. c. , HYDE. Agent for D. ofC.
tG = CLYDE 60. philadelphia
Ef ~. Alexandria. Va
O.. % MINK, % pevoushire street. Boston
- tTcIzI,- delivered b. KNOWS Express Or
49, In ~ General Once sos Peun-yf vsnia ave
nue. ~ : Sd Steamers Wharf, will be promptly
ATTENDED To- sep9tr
4 MEXICAN LINE.
NAL STEAMSHIPS ~
SAILING -v-ry THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUEENSTOWN aud LIVERPOOL
gfEfN. INTERMEDIATE and STEERsGE
AtrpMMpDATIONS UNSURPASSED
E-fN- o. ~ - Nv another first class Lin.
FEIEE W RIGHT SONS, General Agents
Phjiadalphis.
FRANK W SANBORN, Agent
s.sr y lI<1 Penn. avenue. Washington.
s-BUN PHILADELPHIA
SNIP BY
NEW EMPRESS LINE
FUuN BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
f.. u Iy Fu-f.u and Prov il-arg railroad 3 fTfs
80 sI,ar- .tr.uf of New Eypre-~-rrFzs--.z
..a- , .r ipii Information aPply 70
-rrsI- "a Water street. GeJr.,...prr. n 9
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EIRsT GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
SHORT POSTPONEMENT DAY FINED
FULL ISTRIBUTION
FOR TIE PENEFIT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane Association,
AT4LEXANDRIA, VA.
March 90, 1873.

The Montpelier Female Humane Association, char
tered by the Legislature of Virginia and the Circuit
Court Of Orange county, proposes, by series of
Grand Gift Concerts, TO establish and end0w " Home
for the Old, Infm and Destitute Ladies of Virginia"
At Montpelier, the former residence Of President
james Madison.
The Association IL under the control of eight trus
tees, six of whom elected bennislly by the stock
holders, and two appointed by the Governor Of yir
Einia.
Remittsnres for tickets may be made by express
pre- paid, post Office money order on Washington, D.
C., OF by registered letter, addressed TO
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres NJ. +. Ii. A, Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission: His Excelency, James
l. kemper, Governor of Va; His Excellency, Gil
bert g. Walker, Ex Governor of Va; Hon. Robert
r. Withers, Lieut.. Governor Of Va, and u 8 Sena-
tor elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge Eastern
from Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest NJ. Y. II. A, Alexandria, Va.
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere, auS- eoly
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Il ATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building
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AUCTION SALES.

WA>H y. WILLIAMS. Auctiareer
w 1901 northwest corner i0th aud ID streets
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I ATINER & CLEART

IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner PennSy lyania avenue and 18th ST
Star Office Building.
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4 VIKINGS AND AW MING FRAMES
y ~ iUpFyr-f SiBls AM PGffS-R.
tHi store II !-- Public Buildings. CITY and Conn
tTy Residences, al factory prices,
Manufactured bv
JOHN e. HOGAN.
glS haTket Space, hetwecu Tth and eth streets
So aUd amp Meeting Tents for sale or rent
S'l~ agent f-r the only Genuine Niliewed Proof
awning miofFyfHl- apiStT
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fEEOMAS BOWLING. auctioneer.
L Real Estate Exchange, sis 9TH street north
west opposite L. ). Post OIice
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
I CRIME.
Inhuman Outrage in Cass County,
Iowa.

. "a -
CouScn BLuFrs, May la.-An ut
tempted outrage and successful sui
eide was enacted in the southwestern
part Of Cass county on Monday last.
a farmernained Dave O'C Connor, aged
forty-Gve, owning six hundred acres
Of land, and otherwise rich, took his
own life atatwo O'clock on Tuesday
morning last, The family consists Of
a wife, two beautiful daughters and a
son: The daughters are respectively
aged thirteen and seventeen. Upon
tie person Of tie. eldest the -inhnnlan
father attempted to accomplish a
nameless crime, and tried by threats,
after repeated attempts, to accomplish
his hcllish designs. 1t was not until
Tuesday morning, when viewing the
dead body Of her unnatural father that
she stated that he had at several
times attempted to outrage her, once
when en- route from Red Oak. The
crime on the child, Mary O'Conncr,
was attempted in the granary u few
rods from the house, though unsuc-
cessfuf. Details are too horrible 10
relate. The father with knife aud
threats made her promise never to
divulgc to Others his infamous at
tcmpts. Escaping his. clutches the
child fled tohcr uncle, Michael Casey,
who secured the assistance of Sheriff
Bressnall, Of Casss county, and City
Marshal Glassen, of Atlantic, who
went to O'Conner's house at 2 p. m.
Tuesday. They entered the house
and were met by three others, and
while the. party was entering they
heard shot which ended O'Conner's
lie by his own hand, as the coroner's
Jury decided. The man evidently
preferred to die by himself than in
the presence Of hundreds.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
Fatal ARRAY in Illinois.

ST.. LOUIS, May l9.-.James Murry,
Of johnson county, ILL.,, and Mr.
Farrell, Of Williamson county, be-
tween whom an old grudge existed,
met at Marion yesterday, and Farrell
drew revolverand commenced firing
ut Murry. The latter also drew q
weapon and five shots were exchang.
ed. One ball entered Murry's side,
inflicting a wound from which he died
at one O'Clock this morning. Farrell
to the authorities.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Probabili.
ties for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys aud western
hikes Falling barometer, increasing
southeast winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and possibly cloudy
aud rain west Of the Mississippi.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
New York.

===s==.e New Yonx,= May 10
FlouR-I.owcr and. moderate demand /;
sulertine western state, *4S56D5OO. com.
mon to good extra, f4.O0@5.lO; good to
choice, $j50Q15sO.
WMEAT-Moderate demand ; Iowa and
Minnesota spring, 1925; winter rcd west.
ern, $1.351 40; mixed western, s8@s7c
OATs-Heavy and lower; mixed western
PolKHMLoWcr. mt sal oGae1 rs.
LARD-Firln, at 15l ic.
WHISKY Dull
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
FIRES,

GALVESTON, Texas, May l9.-A
FIRE at Waco burned out Burgrican &
Rcissnc1, the sawycf House, and the
stores Of Ragland s Friedlander,
Downs building, the Examiner Office,
Fred Gopling, johnson, & Co, Matz
& CO., and Benedicts, Bagellcos &
Ruffin. The losses are estimated at
one hundred and twenty five thousand
dollars; Insurance fifty thousand dol
lars.
IN KANsAs-e4TY.
KASsAs CRY, May ia fire this
morning destroyed the American Ex-
press building and two other build.
Jugs. Loss $4,000.
n IN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUE, May l9-Destructiye
fires are raging in the woods along
the l.. S. an. r. r. near North Pa:
ciGc Junction. Over three thousand
cords of wood have been burned, and
several numbering outfits destroyed.
NEW YORK.
New Y oKK, May 19.NAA-diestruct:
i've fire is raging in the woods nea,
Poughkeepsie, and the citizens are en-.
deavoring to stay its progress. Sew.
eral saw mills have been destroyed
together with large amount Of saw.
ed and unsawed lumber. The damage
done is said to be immense.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
Highway Robbery at 81. Paul:

Sr. Paul, May l9.-Late this even
ing an old man named Geo. Lockwood,
from Delanoville, was assaulted lby
two highwaymen, in the outskirts OF
West St. Paul, knocked down, and
robbed OF four hundred and thirty
dollars, the proceeds Of a lot OF apples
brought here for sale. Robbers not
identified.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
The. Indians at Washington-I Inter
view with the President,

WASHINGTON, May la--The Sioux
Indians from. the Black Hills/count.y,
1egeth lM:tth-Assistan ant-ZzSsrcretary
tCewen and Commissiohcr Smith,
called on the President day, who
requestcd-them to talk kfreely with the
Secretary, and if any difficulty arose
he would cndeavorI 70 right it. One
Of the chiefs said he was glad to see
his Great Father. He then<sa that
he did own some Of this great coun-
try, but tbel white people wanted to
take.it aWaysfrom him.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH,
81, ~
=,l,lca go.

CulcAGo, May-19
FLoUR-Steady.
s WiIEAT-Activc and weak; 122tMsc low.
or, closing lower to $1041s; No. 9, fresh,
*l.011aMl ,O2 closed inside regular, $1.OOlS
@l.Ol closed inside for June; $1.O5QN1. .Oj
closed 3 .05 for July; No..3, 971sC@07aaic /;
rejected, SS@s0c.
CoRN-Actiyc, excited and Sic lower,
closing easy mixed closed 6Saa4c; No. 2
fresh. 07@6Sc; regular, GSa @80l SC, closed
GsM09c cash or May; 6Ss60c closed COL &c
bid for June. 72lS6N75c closed 72s,c lid
for July; rejected, 6Ga@66ilc.
OATs-Weak aud &c lower; No. 9, Gc0
G2lsc, closed 6216@G2lIc cash or NAV :;
021a a0629a4lc closed G2aic bid for June: 90
Q1tO1 Sc for new, and G31sc for old reject.
cd, 0O1sc.
RYE-Dull and shade lower; No. .,
,*l.05; other grades nominal
BARLEY-Fair demand, quiet and firm
No.a2, f1.A@l,35 cash; t1.35@l.3 .3s bid for
May; $l37 for September; No. 3, $l.lea,
l.e0; rejected. $1.OSM1. TO-
PoRK-.Opened 40M50c lower on whole
range. and advanced to outside; closed firm
at $20.S71 cash, *2095 for May, $2O.S7lS
Q1sO.9O for June, $21 20 for July, $2l. .45@
2l.5O for August.
LARD-Aclivc and 200 l4Oc lower; closed
firm aud strong, declination fully recovered
and nominal at $500 cash; &l495 for
June.
LATER.
l.. . On Call Board-Whca1, S10l5a@l.O1af
for june; $l047s forJuly. Corn iirmer al
69llc for juno. 731 &C for July. Oats firm
er ut 63l &c for June. Pork. $20S5 for June,
$2l.15 for July. Lard unchanged But
ter steady; good to choice fresh, 2G@21c;
extras, 2s@s9c for still lots; fancy to good,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
81. Louis.

Ss. Louls.
ST. Louis, May 49,
FLoun.supcrfnc, $4.sOS5OO extra,
WHEAT-Actiye and lower; No. p red
winter. e1.3o1 for May fl.42 for July
No; 80 y, ei.Ss Ss I'D cash No: 2 Chicago,
6s24@oo1s &c for June, 7s@ @7Sal lc for July.
OArs.Oull and dropping at 05l cash
G4lic bid.
BAnLEy-Nothing done.
RYE-steady, at flo55d@b t.ee. &c
WHisKf-Firm at $1.2O.
q PoRK-Firmcr ut $22OO.
BULK. MEATs-Activc and advanced
shoulders sac; clear rib, II &c asked TX
bid.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
Live Stock Markets.
TIJyrAcn

CHICAGO, May 1s. !.
CATTLE-Iscccipts, 1900; fair to active.
steady and unchanged; stockers chiefly at
$3.5O@4.75; butchers, $400@500 COM
mon to extra shipping steers. $5.5O00.5O,
through light to average; 7SG sold at 81. 90
D3OO
Hoos-Rcceipts, 10000; opened with fair
demand; closed nothing doing and 1502Oc
lower, with downward tendency Night ave
rage, IL; dull at 1925; common to choice
slow, $7.5Od0s.25; small lots average 800 !;
stockcrs, 1880; chiefly $1,000. .GOal. =
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
Breaking Of . Mil Dam.

MoYDEN, Ont, May l9.-The gov.
ernment dams at Eaggs and Hulls
lake have broken away, flooding the
village Of Moyden. The water is now
over two feet above the floors Of
houses, and still rising. The damage
will he very great.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
MltW a0ke~.

+. MILWAUKEE, Maybe.
FLouR-Unchangcd.
IWnEAT-Wcak; No. 2, f1.Os cash ;
St.021S for June, $t.O4sss orJuiy.
OArs-Fir,n and good demand; No. 2,
G212c.
ConS-Demornlizcd and lower; No. .
mixed, 88llc.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-Stcady and unchanged.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
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Personal.

CoUNclL BLUFFS, May l9.-Hon. j.
N. Goss, Of Davenport, arrived in this
:city tonight, and will tomorrow be
rendered . public reception in honor
Of his efforts in behalf. of the city in
the q. p. transfer matter. The union
club have the matter in charge.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
FOREIGN.
Lost on steamer.Ca

LONDON, May l9.-Among the per-
sons lost by the wreck of the steamer
Cadiz on the way from Lisbon for this
port, was John Morse, dentist Of De.
troit.l
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
The Coal Miners Strike Collapsing

TYRONE, Pa, May e.-Ring
Parks, the agitator was arrested to.
day at Ashland. Fisher has arrived
from Huntingdon with Is men bound
for the Franklin mines. Every man
isarmed with Spencer rifles. Twenty,
FIVE Italians arrived from New York
for the Philadelphia mines. Striker.
meetings at various points last night
were poorly attended. The strikers
are now demoralised, and many men
have gone 10 work.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
The Revenue Frauds-0ther Items; I:

Sr. Louis, May 19.-snperysor
Hawley filed information to-day
against distillers and rectifers whose
establishments were recently seized
under instructions. Both distillcrs
and recti6ers it is understood will
give bonds and proceed with business.
These parties feel no fear that the
government will gain case against
them, and intend to bring action for
damages against Secretary Bristoy,
and his securities.
CncAco, May. l9.-Reubcn Has.
ser and Watson, two gaugers, have
been before the U.NS. commissioners
here to. day and wcres5ound over in
81, 900 leach to q. S. district court.
Two more distillers were also. bound
over in $4,000 cpcl to the same
court.
Judges Drummond and BDdgett
to-day decided to remove Brown and
Hammond, receivers appointed for
the Chicago, Evansville 4 Vincennes
railroad.
1 The public sale of short horn cattle
brought large prices to-day.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20
WASHINGTON.
GRAND PROCESSION.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The pro-
oess;on Of the knights of Pytlias this
afternoon was a great attraction. 1t
was one Of the finest civic professions
ever seen in this city. The side walks
were thronged with spectators and
many houses decorated. The
march was enlivened with twelve
bands.
APPOINTMENT .
]. 81. Stewart has been appointed
internal revenue store keeper for the
first district Of Illinois.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-20

NASHVILLE, May l9.-The coloIed
people assembled in convention to-
day for the purpose Of considering
and adopting measures for emigra-
tion. After introducing numerous
solutiohs they adjourned until to.
morrow.