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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-24
The Stock Market.

New YORK, Aug. s4.-Thc stock
market was lower in early dealings,
but after the middle became firm and
prices advanced / to y. per cent. in
entire. The largest advance was in
Panama and Pacific Mail, the former
rising from sl.3a to sl.344 and the
latter from $50 TO 39a. The OCCASION
Of The advance was atrumor to
the effect that both companies had
arranged contracts for passengers and
freight, and also that Panama bad
agreed to renew Pacific Mail loans.
Nothing official has been made pub
lie in regard to the matter.
Dispatches from London say that
the Plontc has written Austria and
Germany thanking them for their
offices in the Hergcgovian affairs.
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MoNsTRors swlNpL1Na OPERATIONS
'of the ring, Of which he had personal
knowledge. What he knows will us
sist the government materially in Sc
curing convictions. His revelations
are considered OF so much Impotence
that he will ,be constantly attended
until the trial by good officers, who
will shield him from harm. Although
| the assassin was within a few feet. of
Miller. when he fired, his face was not
| fully exposed and as Miller is able to
give very meagrc and unsatisfactory
descriptionof him, it is doubtful if
his identity can be established. The
treasury. has, through the assistance
fof Miller and others, obtained mass
OF evidence against persons in Chica-
go, which is startling. There can be
no doubt Of the credibility of-the cvi-
dence or Of the identity Of the prom
incnt persons whose names are in
volvcd.
These names thctrcasury will with
hold until the October term of the
court. The publication at any tine
Iwould create profound sensation
Miller iszthe person who was the
means Of discovering the four humid
red barrals Of illicit. high wines III
Chicago which had been concealed
Since this seizure the secret service
is closely watched in every movement
in Chicago, st. Louis and Milwaukee
the kleading centres of the whisky
|ring.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-24
General News.

One Of Omaha's latest sensations is
the Nebraska Central and Black Hills
Narrow Gauge Railroad.
:. 1t is charged that Duncan, Sher-
man & Co., used s2,OO0,000 in ten
years in riotous living. This.is what
ruined them.
Abraham Lincoln. has been re.
leased from the Bellevue Insane Asv-
lum, and will visit her sister at Spring
field, Ill. It is thought that she is
cured Of her insanity.
Mention is made of a young clergy
man at the west who was easily flus;
tered, and being so on one occasion,
he preached from the texts" And i'm
mediatety the cock wept, and Peter
went out and crew bitterly"
A new national union party with
Gen. N. P. Banks for president, and
L. O., C. Lamar, of Mississippi, as
vice.president, was organized at Bos-
ton on the 2lst. It's platform prs.
nounccs both existing parties as dan
gcrous.
A man named Frank Reisch, met
his death at Springfield, ILL.,, last week
in singular manner. He was in the
second story of his brewery building
where he picked up q scantling anu
threw it out Of window. A large
spike that had been driven into the
stick caught in Reisch's clothing and
dragged him through the window
He fell RI feet and broke his kull.
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A Few More Failures.

.NEw YonK, Aug. s4.-Eate on
yesterday it was reported that two
small failures occuEred on stock cx-
change: The namcs given were p.
H. stcrns andJ. w. Blown. Amount
short not stated.
Fhe crediters-of the suspended firm
,ofLavy & Marshall, dealcrs>in build
ers' hardware, have elected Eriah G.
Burnah, Of the firm of HardingX Bur
nah, as assignee.
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Capitalists Coming West.

New YORK, Aug. 24.-Two batcheA
of NIcnonitcs, numbering in all $50,
marched through Wall and Broadway
streets yesterday to the banking Office
of Grcenebaum Bros. \ Co, and re.
ceived cash for their drafts, and in
the evening started for their new
homes in the west.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-24
JOHN GORDON, !
The Sand Hill Martyr. surrep.
4iers His Parole and At
tempts to Escape.
uc !. sc,zc,t ny the ,,t,,,nr,
ana Confined In Omaha
: Barracks.
JOHN GORDON.

From the Omaha Herald of the s,rd.
John Gordon was captured by Col.
Arson Mills on Antelope Creek on the
goth Of May when he was supposed
to be on his way to the Black Hills.
Others arrested by the military at the
same time gave their parole not to en-
ter the Black Hills until permitted to
do so by the Government and were
discharged. Gordon refused to make
this promise and was confined for a,
time in theguard house at camp Sher-
idan and then brought to this city
reaching here -on-the 26th of July.
He has lately been at large on par
ole to report to Gen. Ruggles every
day except Sunday. Acting under ad-
vice Of counsel Gordon yesterday call
edat headquarters in this city and in
formed Gen. Ruggles that he had
withdrawn his parole and that he did
notipropose. to submit to further re-
straint upon his liberty. Gen. Rug
giles told him that he must not leave
the room.
Nj. Baldwin, counsel for Gordon,
told himS to come on, and at the
same time started to go out. Gen.
Ruggles ordered his clerks to detain
Gordon. He attempted to force his
way out but they seized him, threw
him on the floor and.held him pris-
oner. Directly afterwards they placed
hin, in an army ambulance and took
---44tift,f to Omaha j Barracks,Mhcr he is
now detained in the guard house.
A magistrates warrant was then
procured from Gen. Eastabrook for
the arrest Of Gen. Ruggic's S, charging
him under the State law, with false
Imprisonment. Gen. Ruggles was ar
rested by constable Simpson and gave
his personal recognizance to appear
on Thursday next. N. G. Edwards
Jacob Hauck, Andrew Mayeweski and
Andrew Beck, the men who detained
Gordon when he was passing out o.
Gen. Ruggle's Office, were arrested or
police court warrant and released
on bail. Their trial was postponed
until next Wednesday.
Later in the day o. S. district at
torney Neville advised the military te
turn Gordon over tothe civil authori-
ties. Deputy marshal Bierbowe
went to the barracks last evening
with the writ Of habeas corpus ISSUED
by Judge. .Dundy, and Gordon wa
deliSared. to him. Messrs. Baldwin
& SMythe say they are well satisfe'
with this.
The argument on the writ will b
had as soon Judge -Dundysis abl
to hear it, but at present no date ca
be fixed.
"a Il asH i - II l. . r It, ata
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Mennonites in Wall Street Get.
tug their Drafts cashed.
Interesting Miscellaneous
Items.
The Chicago Whisky Ring Attempt
to Murder an Informer.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-The Tribune's
Washington special says that the
treasury department has the most con-
elusive evidence to show that Tie
whisky ring has decided to
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FOREIGN.

OF AMERICAN SECURITIES.
New YORK. Aug. 24.-London dis
patches state that at the opening of
business this morning there was no
special feature. Prices in most iii.
stances remain stationary, but tNsuch
changes as have occurred are rs rule
in favorsof holders United States
6vcs have advanced one point. There
is no other change in American gov
ernments to report.
Reading railway shares have been
in fair demand, ard haye advanced a
half cent.
Erie railway advanced onc.quartcr
but speculation not active.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-24
WASHINGTON.

THE CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE, l-ro.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Thc mem
bcrs OF the newly appointed Chicago
custom house commission were in con-
sultation with the secretary of the
treasury to-day. Instructions are be-
ing prepared for their guidance, which
will probably be completed and de-
;livered to the commission this after.
noon or tomorrow.
The<appointment Of a first assistant
postmaster general viii be made from
New England.
Attorney General Pierepont re.
sumed his official duties today.
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RESORT TO MURDER

RESORT TO MURDER
if it is necessary to protect its mem
bers. The circumstances which
points directly to this conclusion is
the attempted assassination of j. =.
Miller in Chicago, last Friday night.
Miller was formerly United States
gauger. He was discharged the SER
vice in May last for violating of the
rules and regulations as=ofathclnfcrn
revenue bureau. His offense was,
technical and not Of a criminal cha
racter. He subsequently voluntarily
| gave the government very valuable
information. He implicated in the
whisky frauds persons who stood high
in social and civil positions in Chica-
go, whose names have never yet been
mentioned in these connection. The
disclosures,
AsToUNDED THE TREASURY OFFICIALS.
Il
and the officers Of revenue and secret
service who had previously had the
most knowledge Of the inside work
ings of the ring, and through whose
efforts in a great measure the plans
for obtaining the secrets had been
made. The-ring fully understood
Millers's means Of knowing of these
operations. Through treachcry they
learned that he had in some way COM
municated his information to the gov
! eminent.
Knowing that his evidence could
only be given orally in a criminal case
and could not be perpetuated by de-
positions, the ring seem to have de
termined to prevent Miller from ever
reaching the witness stand.
The information in the possession
. of the treasury department indicates
that the ring sought to accomplish
their purpose by
!. THE HANDS OF AN ASSASSIN.
!, Last Friday night, while Miller wa
: quietly looking about Chicago fol
additional evidence against the ring
he was
! SHOT by AN ASSASSIN.
$ The ball intended for his heart
: however, lodged in his right arm
: Although badly wounded he Z vii
recover. He was taken care of b
friends and is now understood to be j,
/, q place where
e HIRED MURDERERs CANNOT, EEAcl
2 HIM.
: 1t is the intention Of the govern
= ment to. protect him from further as
/ sault and to place him on the stand a
I. the proper time, that he may tell TIL
whole truth regarding the
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NEW YORK.
uoNoRs TO TIE DEAD.

lIONORS TO THE DEAD.
NEW York, Aug. 24.-Courts ad-
journed today out Of respect to the
memory late Judge -Groxer-of- the
court Of appeals.
Redemption Of United States Bonds.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 24.-Thc secre-
tary Of the treasury according to a
Washington special, to Kioena News
agency in this city, has rendered the
following decision in reference TO s.
20s Of 1855, May and Nov. and s.
20s Of '65, January and July. The
books and records Of the department
show that 5-2os Of 'G5, May and
Nov, known as old Cos, were the
first of these two loans issued, the
date Of issue being Oct. 21st 'G5, Jan
uary and July, known as new G5s
although the bonds bear on their face
date July LIST, '6e, were not issued til
Oct. '56, therefore it follows that tke
5 2os Of 'G5, May and Nov, known
as the old c5s being first issued un
der the law, must be first Called The
date given ion the face Of the bonds j.
not to be taken as the date of issue
but.the fact, as established by records
Of the department in application o
the law.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-24
Crops.

OTTAWA, H., Aug. "a Reports
from the Ottawa Valley state that
crops in that section have not been
materially injured by the late rains.
In many places an Improvement is
noted.
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can 1)1Oc1tl'e.

seat he now holds, aud that said COM
nittee be empowered to administer
oaths, to send for persons and papers,
to take testimony,to employ sten.
ographers and such clerical assistance.
as they may deem necessary, and to
sit during the recess of congress, if
considered advisable, and to report.
the result Of their investigation as
soon as is practicable. The resolution
as modified was agrced'to.
After the expiration OF the morn
ing hour Morton called up resolution
submitted by him yesterday to au-
thorNe the appointment Of a special
committee Of five senator's to inquire
Into the circumstances attending the
recent election in Mississippi. He
spoke in favor Of the resolution and
referred to various statements Of per-
sons residing in Mississippi to show
that republican voters were intimida-
tied aud the ballot boxes stuffed in
that state
Bayard denied the power Of the
senatcsto make such an investigation.
Courts were the only remedy. Afier
a discussion the senate, went into exc
cutive session.
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victims killed and wounded amount
to one hundred and forty" VIM. r.
Theomasen is the full name, aud since
his attempt at suicide, he has made Il
fnl confession. He was born in New
York. married New Orleans lady,
has four children, the youngest .a=sbaby.
He lived in Virginia during the war,
and engaged III the business of block
ade running, whereby he grew rich.
Since 1866 he has resided here and
at Leipsic, ard last at Strickland near
Dresden. He appears to have lost
his money and became embarrassed.
He. wsss- -twiee in America during last
summers -,he-last time-hc went with
out the knowledge of his family, and
when he returned he wrote his banker
here he had made arrangements en-.
,abling him to pay his debts in l)eccm-
Der. He was highly esteemed by the
people of Germany. His heuse-has
been searched but nothing found con-
nectcd with the disaster. He has at
tempted suicide again by tearing off
the dressings from his wounds.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sENATE.

49, a..-l
"A large number Of memorials ask;
ing the appointment Of committee
to inquire into the alcoholic liquors
traffic were presented, and referred to.
the committee on finance.
Howe introduced bill TO provide
for the appointment Of committee
on the subject of alcoholic liquors
traffic. Referred to the committee on
hnonce.
Conkl,ng presented memorial Of
practical steamboatmen and persons
engaged in navigation designating
certain portions Of the steamboat
laws which should be changed. Re
ferred to the committee on commerce.
He said few words approving the
matter and manner Of the paper,
which he said shows that steamboat
men have some regard for the safety
of the travelling public.
Spencer said that at the last session
Of the Alabama Legislature a,commit.
top was appointed toinquire whether
corrupt practice had been used to Sc
cure his election to the senate. As
the Legislature which. appointed the
committee was not the one which
elected him, he had not appeared be
fore it. He denied the charge Q
fraud and corruption, aLdsaid tn
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legislature which appointed the com
nittee was fraudulently elected, like

which appointed the com
mittee was fraudulcntly elected, like
the one recently elected
in Mississippi and like that was a
part of conspiracy to overthrow the
lawful government in the south.
Recognizing the United States senate
as the only body authorized to decide
on his right to scat in its chamber.
he offered u resolution that the com.
mittee on privileges and elections in.
quire whether he used or caused to-
be used corrupt practices to secure
his election, and authorizing the com.
mittee to send for persons and papers
and sit during the holidays.
Thurman said the resolution as
drawn only directed inquiry as to
whether the senator himself had used
corrupt practices, not whether his
election was secured by fraud Spcn-
Ger said he would modify SO as to
meet the views OF the senator from
Ohio.
The resolution was then modified
as follows:
.Res6lcea, That the committee on
privileges. and elections are hereby in.
structcd. to Investigate into and in.
quire whether in the election Of Geo
Z. Spencer, as senator from Alabama
there were used or caused to be used
and employed corrupt means and
practices to secure his election,to the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-16
Transportation Matters

Chicago, Dec. l5.-Thc American
board OF transportation and commerce
net at the Grand Pacific hotel this
morning, in its third annual session.
President Josiah Quincy being absent,
John T.. Henry, Of New York, vice
president, called the meeting to order
and read lcttcr-irom President Quin-
cy expressing his regret that he could
not be present. Hon. G. G. Hayes,
comptroller Of Chicago o,-dclivcrcd an
address of welcome. Mr.. Henry re.
spending by reading the opening adj
dress. The committee on credentials
was appointed and retired to consider
the credentials. After short recess
the secretary read his annual report
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which reviews the work Of this body
during the short period of its,organi
zation., The great decrease IN rates
OF la,c years it tattr'butcs to the1com-
.pe,on hctwecn tic friends OF chTap
transportation to secure more eqnlla
blc rates. Charles, Randolph. score
ta.y of the board OF trade hurc, sent
u communication whieA~Mas. read in
viting all members OF this convcntipn
TO visit tho boara of trade whenever
convenient. This was accepted.
( Adjourned TIL , o'clock.
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Summary Of Lake Disasters.

DErEolr, Dec. l6th.-Captain j.
Wham, marine reporter, states the
Of disasters on the lakes dur
ing the present season at 1856, de-
crease from last year Of one hundred
and thirty y-onc. or this number 5G2
occurred on Lake Michigan, l5s,- on
Lake Huron, 1s9 on Lake Erie, 62 on
Lake Ontario, ~ on Lake st. Clair,
26 on Lake Superior and :l6 on the
riynrc n
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Geo. H. Pcndleton Down South.

AUGUSTA, dee. 15.-llon. Geo. Ii.
Pendleton, of Ohio, was scrcnaded at
the Planters Hotel last night, and in
response to calls. delivered a brief ad-
dress. He spoke Of the evidences OF
prosperity found; congratulated the
people of Georgia upon the good or
der every where prevailing, and dc.
clarcd that men who cndcavorcd to
arouse sectional feeling in politics de.
served the frowns o(Sall good men,
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Lumber Yard Burned.

WlLLlAMsroEr, Pa, dec lc.-A
fire this morning destroyed the lum-
Der yards of Hibbard& Forsman, and
White u Lentz, and. portion Of
Hotchkiss,& Barbcr's planning mill
Loss, $40, 900; insurance, 100000
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Murderer Arrested.

New YonK, Dec. lG.-Nathcn
Rubenstrin, of 81 Bayan- street, has
been arrested charged with the muir
der of Sarah Alexander, u young
Jewess, whose body was found in a
field on the outskirts Of Brooklyn
Tuesday.
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1nEoMAsEN CoNrEssEs>.

!, BREMEN, Dec. 16.-Thcre is no
change to-day in the condition Of
Theomasen. He has fully confessed
and revealed the names of his accom-
plices, but the authorizes will not
make known any further particulars.
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Various Memorials and Bills to
Head OFF Crooked Whisky.
s~-s
Spencer, Of Alabama, Asks to Have
His Election Investigated.
TO Which tic senate
Agrees.
Senator Morton Asks that the Mississippi
Elections be Investigated.
Tneoma.cn confe.,es to thc Dyna-
mite Ma..acre.
1856 Disasters en- Lake MICHIGAN During 1875,
FOREIGN.
THE FIEND INCARNATE.

THE FIEND INcAESATE.
BREMEN, Dec. l5.-Theomasen, not
Thomas, is the name Of the passenger
who owned the case Of dynamite,
which exploded at Bremen Haven
He has confessed to authorities that
he constructed the chest which ex-
plodcd and arranged clock work at
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New YoRK, Dec. le--According
to Bremen dispatches, Thcomasen,
the passcngerEon the MoselNand owner
of the casL Of dyhafnirc, which caused
the terrible disaster at Bremen Haven,
has confessed his guilt, saying he had
accomplices at New York. The mo-
tive for tins diabolical scheme appears
to have been TO procure exaggerated
and fictitious insurance, and to Share
afterwards Mitl, others. Theomasen-
is quite conscious and answered all
questions, but the bullets have not yet
been extracted from his head. From
what is known the barrel prepared for
this shameful work was made strong,
Ily by a Bremen cooper with partitions
Of one part dynamite and the other
part containing apparatus. He in
tended to place his hellish machine on
the Deutschland, but it was not ready
in time. The Wezer Zietung adds:
''In sober wu.ls we communicate them
with. certainly that the number Of
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No. 2O'l.
He was listened to BY a large 'egowd,
and loudly applaudcd, He goes ffegs
here to Savannah.
All Right.

New York, Dec. l6,A, dispatch
from London says the French steam
ship l.ameriquc, before reported with
n shaft broken, was spoken on the LIST
inst. i11zl,lt. SO long.
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Ordnance offered for Sale.

New YonK, Dec, lG.-A London
dispatch states the Times Berlin
special says an agent Of, President
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4plsAGEEEp.

Bosros, Dec. l6.-Thc Jury in the
case Of Thos., w. Piper, for murder Of
Mabel Young, after being out from
noon yesterday, came into court this
morning, and reported they were nns
able to agree, and were discharged,
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CRIME.
CoNNlcrEp cr MUM

AIoREl. TOWN, Pa, Dec lG.-'rht
jur, in the Curly, murder cas-, c,me
INTO court this lnarnlng, anaMendcrcd
a verdict Of murder in TIC FIST de-
gree. .n.. y
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-,achment to cause an explosion at a
certain time. He was occupied for a
fortnight in filing the chest and work
ed in coach house in one Of the
most frequented parts OF Brcmen.-
Tie police have examined the house
alluded to and found some packing
material " hut-no- explosives of any
kind.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York /,

New York.
y. New York. Dec. lG.
WnEAT-Quiet; held steady No 3 Chi.
cago, Sl09@l.10; No. milwaukee,, $t.224
0l26; winter red western, new and Old,
$l.15@1.32
.RYE-Quct.
CoRN-Firmcr; Steam western mixed,
75c; sail do, 7Cc; high mixed and yellow,
CGI5c; new western mixed, GaQ172c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
oATs-stcaay; mixed western and state,
.44@jOc.
Ponk-Qulct, at $sl .4o@al5o.
LARD-Stcady, 81 ID 1Gc.
WnIsKY-S1:R.
chicago.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1G
WuEAr-Excitcd and very active; open
ed eAsier closed firm; 051 &c for cash 96l
bid for Jan; 9G1sc for Feb; No. 3, ?sc;
rejected, G301G55c.
{. CoRS-Flrm; 49c for cash; 4s1l.l for Dec.
I. RYE-0s@6skc
OATs-SteadY and firm; 397ac for cash;
1901 lsc for Jan. ar
jBARLEY-Dull.
Ponk-Weak and quiet. sls.3o for cash
$3.50 for Feb
Steady; 41s55 for cash sls5s1l
for Feb.
Wl1lsKy-Slcaly; sales, s1.10@l1s.
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Grant has arrived at Ccttigore, offer
ing to sell the Herzegovinians cannon
on credit.