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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-08
Foreign Intelligence.

Another defeat has been inflicted upon the
Carlists at Huguet, in which they lost 800
and the Alphonsists sixty eight killed. Ac-
cording to the latest advices from Estella, up
to the Goth, Gems. Mundera, saballa and Iris
tany had united in a protest against Gen.
Cabrera's manifesto in favor Of Alphonso.
A Melbourne tAustralia) dispatch Of the
26th announces the escape of twenty Com
munist prisoners from New Caledonia, under
the leadership OF DIR. Rastaoul.
A Madrid telegram Of the 26th says that on
the recent arrival O: Gen. Iona at Zuru-
guEty the Carlists fraternized with the
Alphonsists, and demonstrations were made
by both armies in favor of peace.
An Estel!a s(Spain) dispatch of the 2sth
says that deputies from the four provinces
occupied by the Carlists had met to consider
the request Of Don Carlos for contributions
and had replied that the country is ex-
hausted, that fresh sacrifices are impossible,
and that Don Carlos should procure funds
abroad. Dispatches from Madrid report that
Don Carlos had ordered persons found read
ing the Cabrera manifesto to be shot
There have recently been additional in
stances OF determination of the Carlists and
Alphonssts on the banks of the Orea. A
santander dispatch states that Don Carlos
had departed for Ramales with sixteen
battslions and artillery to meet q threatened
invasion Of the province Spain had paid
1900 thalers for the Gustav outrage vs.
An equinoctial hurricane passed over Van.
couyer Island on the Gath. At Victoria
several vessels were badly injured, trees were
aprooted and the telegraph lines demolished
The French Government has denied TO the
Due de Montpensier a passport TO Spain on
the ground that in giving it the Government
would establish precedent by which, ex-,
Queen Isabella might return 10 Spain, which
was undesirable.
Nearly 10000 people met in Hyde Park,
London, on the 10Th ult. TO express sympathy
with and demand justice for the Tichborne
Claimant
A Berlin dispatch Of the Both nit says that
DIR. Fuerster, the Prince Bishop Of Breslau,
had tsen summoned to resign his Bishoprc
because he promulgated the Papal encyclical
against the Ecclesiastical laws. 80
The French Government has issued a de.
cree prohibiting The importation o. American
potatoes. The object is stated to secure
France against the introduction OF the Colo
RADIO beetle.
A Paris paper on the 31st ult. announced
the intended abdication OF the Emperor of
Brazil in favor OF his Oldest daughter, the
Countess d'Eu. The paper adds that "thc
Emperor on his abdication viii make a tour
OF Europe, after which he will proceed TO. the
United States, where he will make his home y
II was reported at Washington on the 3lst
ult. that the yellow fever was epidemic at
Havana. f stf.4n efs,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-08

Indian corn, according to a French
physician, is I" an infallible cure for con-
sumption"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-08

sas4alss,a bss8 tea sssawsssss htsas 80.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-23
APPLICATION ron Patent.

A PPLICATION FOK PATENT.
- Notice Ne. 39s.-y. 3. Survey Ne. 81
4. :. Land Ofhcs. Carson City. Ne, ads. tstsscr
18th, 1.7S.- Notice is hereby given that the
ATHENS GsIr w eu.vKn Al-ISs COMPANY. .
ssrpsratisv existing under and BY virtso Of the
laws Of the State Of EeyaSa. and whsse pest
efSce sdt ress and principal place OF bsslaess IS
Carson City, Nevada. has ttis day hy Il. 4.
KELLY its Slly authorized and appointed sEeht
made application fer L. S. Patent to s1s
thousand Il Gee linear feet ~ certain veir er
isas OF quartz OF ether rock in slats soaring
geld aRi silver and ether precious metals and
known as and cslIe,. the ATHENS LOBE ANr
CLAM, situate. lying Srd b-in: in the Eagle and
Wa>hoe Valley Mining District. OrInsbY County
And sssts Of Nevada, together with sll dips.
spxrs angles md Variations. with surface
grsund SIX hundred 1es. il. width for the cen
vsniebt wtrliEs thereof, and known .na desig
iiatsd sp the n-ld nstes and Official plIt en- file
in my siiCe 81 L. S. Survey Let 40. - in
Sections Mes. u and Il Township Ne. Is north
in Range No. - east Mount Diabio Ease and
Meridian, the exterior boundaries OF isid Let
Ne. ~ being 81 follows, to-wit: Beginning ct
Pest marked Athens Co, {. $. Survey Ne. - !;
Post Ne. l. located on north -ss:criy slope about
one mile ror,h easterly from old Monitor ssw
mill and whence hears TIE Carson sint south
q degrees s. minute. rs. Wisnie Ranch ksuse
North e degrees 10 minutes east and running
from said pest We. !; first course scEth IS
west corner post Ne. Of the Mint Mining Cos
U. S. Survey No. 81 eco feet to pest No. 2:
fheFce second CCgrse south 3deGrees - minutes
east 900 fee: TO post No ): thence third course
north &c degrees SIS minutes east s. 800 feet is
south centre stake. whence bears the quarter
section corner on the east line Ct Section Is
Township IS north in hangs 10 east Mount
Diablo Meridian south degrees SO minutes
east sJ5 feet, tu0 feet TO pos. No. e. thence
fourth course north degrees 30 minutes ives;
loee feet TO post 10. the point Of beginning,
containing 10 .1-i0nth arTes. bearings
pressed from true meridian. Magnetic vsris-
tion 16la degrees east. Survey made to sccord
with the record Of location. The labor and i'm
proveia-ats consist of an irclins and cuts. This
claim il boarded on the north by the Mint Co.'S
claim L. S. Survey No. 81. and on the south.
east and wost by no known claimants The
location Of this claim IS Of record sHi may be
founi IN Book page IL Of the Mining Records
Of L2-,ie and Washoe valley Binlng District
kept il tie Office Of the Mining Recorder s.
Carson City, Nevada. ANY and ali Persons
claiming adversely sng portion II said Athens
Gold and SILVER Mining Company claim q
ground as hcreinLefoTe de - ibed arc required
to Ill their adverse Cl1i with tie f. ester OF
the l. :. Land Oftice. al Csr> CITY. Nevada. /
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof. or they VIII ne barred l., virtue Of the
provisions OF the statutes.
c-th'-r;-t Waltz Register
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-23
GNE TnGuSsnD DOLLARS REWkHS
NOR AN 1SS CRARLE CASE
DIR. Ie RichnG's
LDgS Balls SAN

After ten years Of trisl o1 this east has proved
itself tho only curative ia certain class Ell
Gisea.es pronounced ty medical practitioners ~
incurahls.
DIR. lie RichA.I's G. siG.en IA iss n Ne.
Cures Chancr-.. SIT srs second stages: sorss
On the Legs or Body. Sore Ears Eyes. Nose etc
CupIer-col, r-d Ff,trLes. srphiI.tis Csta-rk
Diseased scsIp. spd al trs priiasr, form. Of
The di.ease LIaws as Sypsili'. Price, IS Ter
bottle. er two for -,
DIR. lie Rfehae's Golden Sal.sm No .
Cures Tertiary, yercrrial. sypbilitic rheuas-
tisa. Bsiss il tie Eur-s, Fact u the Mex
liberated sore Throat, syLhilitIs t:sA unp-
and Contracted Cores. >t.S1es. q. Il. Limbs
ana era l.cstcs sil Gisc:.'s ircIa the systen
whether c,rsed by inGi.r-tioI or tlsse OF
accomplishing tie hI.od para .Es healthy
Prize $ per bottle, or I've ter 81.
DIR. I.o RicEa.'S Golden SpaHisA
Astiiste,
For the cupe e Gonor-h-a, elect, Trrit.tisa
Gravel, ssd al II ssIy or Genital di.sgT.ngs
seAts. PIlce. s. 81 Per hcttls.
DIR. lie Eiei,au's GsIde. Spanish
Injection.
wash ,pd I.jectics FIR severe cases Of 60
.rrssa. I.f.rln.'GIy GI--t. Structures and al
si.r=ses - ire AldLeys AMI Biksder. Price
81 81 yer b tile.
A.ES, Agents far TT. lie Eicsau's
Golden Eds
For Seminal Weakness. Hssfa Emissions, In
potency, sss al diseases Aueins rom Hsftur-
baton ssd excessive abuses. rice - snS
bottle. The gCssine G,LDts B.L-AH IS put up
these Medicines y i'll Sc ssBr 10 eli pLr.s OF the
country. by eIprcss or IskIl. Secxreiy p.cks Z.
and ire from sss-rysticn. sole Age IS. c. =.
RICHARDS CO, wholesale and retail srus
sists ara CkcTxists, sCuthvest csrrer Of Cls.
AID ,assone streets, saa frsIciscs, Californ q
ausin-l, H
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Fauala;as, Vases, S.atHafT,
fERAEDAES.

sUH.ER HOUSES, sRBlH5,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC. ETC.
Cast & Wrought Iron Ratings,
For Public buildings, and Squares,
cemetery Lets. Garden Fences, Bal
comics, Roof Crossings, &s., il great
--IIsty Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS,
For fronts Ct Public BGildings, Fo-
tells ana City Streets, of Plate and
: ,sbo'zLe Designs. New and I'M
proved STYLES III great ysri ty.
STABLE FITTINGS.
O: Cs~t and Wrought Iron Of Sew
sid Improved Styles, such as Hay
Racks, Stall Divisions. Managers.
Harness Brackets, Cutters, Traps,
yentilator,, &c, &c.
WIREWORE
Oh every description, Wire Guards
II CwIMFED WEE, Gslvarize1 or
osiuttd. PATENT CHAIRS, WITH
GLIDING BEAT fpr Opera Horses,
hears, Concert Falls and Lecture
2ocms. DRiEhISG FOUNTAINS
Or STREET Uses. A very large
sss rt'~ent of Designs expressly FIR
/ ais De -pnse. Estimates end Designs
.cn: 81 crrIics.ie1I. Stati,i; the hind Fl
'rsrl- S-sir.I ieIs-frl
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NcTlcE TO LssshoLpERs.

NOTICE Is HEhEbI '!yIH 10 ALL
~ ptrHons hui,sins eEsl liens SpsD that
certain dwelling hoss- swned ~ ". 3. Heltos,
situated on , csr,aa lot lsnd yins il Grr1sby
County, NsysGA, n,d lcIsin.fter mora fnly
escribtd. 10 psCseat thu -Ine, with proof Of
their validity, in lie Jasiice'3 Court Of Carson
1s~rshlp, ornshv County. Eevads, At the
Ceur, Aoom Of -u1Gs C. A VII hsrsil, OF Non
day, the 18TH day Of November. 1875. AZ 10
s'ciocK 4. aid los % IN j. described =:
fsll.u EesiDniEE AZ slE1 IN the quarter
Grsftrr ssCtIun lite $40 Cert ns-,h Of the San.
esst Corntr Of Inc south vert d OF the .oxth
w,ss u OF SEQ. >. IteHskir /: ncrth. h.,.e 70
easr. IoHLt nirblo Bass I'D Geridian. thence
nort1i s,iG quarter quarter section n 5s
fe,t. thence vest $50 feet, L, re or less, to the
sasi limo # Carsoa street. xs he are wead he
if extended norih 81 Carson City, thence south
& ons the said inc CT C5-,Gu s.r-st s. fset, and
the nee east 35s rect ie.s - he place Of
beginning.
Carson City, Nov. :, .s7S
A feAI, isaho'ser.
TrSs H. WILLS. Ets-rss.. Es-iaW5s
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ClsGac:eS 20 Marriage.

HnEny Eeii-1for Yeung Men from tn
efects OF krro1t are Abuses early life. Man
E"oa rc.' eres isp. din-nts to Marriage 10
8sv-t, Nav method oi treatment. Ss1 and
reb8ri able csgledirs Book ans circulars sea
hee il s~.ltd envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOC TON. as \. EiDtk 81 Philadelphia
Pan lsstltatio. having . hles reputation
ioT koESrsble csnduc' and professional saiIl.
esL3-Sn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-23
Notice..

LLPRhSOHs HOLDIs ' CLiIEsACAIysr
Il TIE Nevada k-rict ltursl, Els1H. ana
Asc6anissl SOsiely ars requested IL i.rca>Rt
thsIa i1iE sdistsiy 10 tie sscret=rT. X. l..
Tager who will % feans 81 the eli - Of tbs
state Ircas6rsr.
BY srdsy Of iss Bsa-i 81 Trustees
GEORGE iUfIY
PRESIDENT,
Carson City, Ostssef -. 1877, II
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YOUNG hen

who RAY be suffering from III. effect Of;
sy.stAfsi foilias or indi.creti"R. will do we, j
ST. avs,I themselves Of this, Q greatest booAI
k-v-r la: Al tbs altar OF sutftriug humanity
sbif. sP:NNtA will guarantee to forfeit
! $5tc for every case OF seminal weakness or
tprivste disesse Of any Kind or charsc.-r}
(which lie undertakes ana fails to cure. Hei
svusld there ore say 10 the unfortunate suf-
: srsr Who may read this notice, that you A. 4
/ trc- ding upoa dangerous ground when yous
i ion.,r delay n seeking Ihs proper remedy toT1
I your complaint. Ioa may 10 in the frsi
zstaTs; remember you are spproschitg the
Hast. II rca bordering upon tho last, and /
are catering some or ali Of las i'll ct cts. re
member that If you persist in precrastiHation |
. the time mas come when thS most skillfulf
III. lcisn can read-r Won no assistance; ~heI
/ tn door Of hope will b. closed against you \
when TO angel Of mercy bring you relief y
In 10 cas- hiss the boctsr failed of succ- IS
!ben let not despair work upon your in.
saginatian. bat avail yourself the beneficial l
results Of his treatment before Your case
beyond the reach OF .cGj al skill. or before Il
grim d. xth hGrrles you to = premature grave
Fell course 81 treatment sent BY express III
fall description Of case is gives.
Call. or Al, rsss, d. a. 6. ,pisHEY e. col
Ne. IL Se2Tny Street, San frsaciscs, or IsSa
Isuth c street, Nirsinis city. Rev.
sepI2-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-23
IN THE DISTRICT coyRT OF TaE

q = THE DISTRICT COZ RI OF THE
n Second Judicial District Of the state Of
Nevada. in snd for the County Of frT'sbv.
HARMON h hIKCHNtE plant i rs ELI-ABETH =.
! h1ECnSFE defendant Action brought il tt-
District tntTt of the Second Judicial Eistr & #
thr state e Nevada. in aHi for tbs County e
orIn>by. and tLr tonpla.ut lie! in 81 County
Of prusbt. IN the oifitc uf tho Cir-h q sIli
District Court. Tic StaT" OF Sevsla sends
gr- etlrs to tIIE.HFTH A. kIat'gST. dc eudaut
You ave Il rehy required tn spTear III ion
brought against ~ by the aaove named p;,ln-
tn III tine District Conn. f tie Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada, in So for the
County Of C'T-,sGs. ana tc ,reH.rth- Conn Isint
filed therein {. copy Of which accompanies this
Summons -Ithln ten days exclusive o. the
daS Of service sitter tie service o. YOU OK thi.
Summons! served rl:iIiu tHl- CuGE'v: ~ il.
served oUI # this County. but in this District,
within twenty lays. 9th r~iSc WITHIN furty
dsys-or Judgment l., Getanit will De rak-n
atsilst you. The said -rti L i brou ,lt 70 dis
solve the bonds II = atii oIr EXISTING c'tEcen
you Ard tia pIa.ft;1 upon the slIec't ground
Of -ilfUl de 5r.i' =. .Id you arc b.re5S titled
TINT il yon IA! 10 appear and answer tn sid
C"mil2ir. - shove required. .he FAD plsint.F
viii apply TO tn Court fer TIE 7elief prayet >.
Gi7.n amer my h -n,: s,t tie Seal of
the District Caurt Of the S-cosd
800 Judicial District Of the state Of
Ncvad., in asd FOR The County
II ~ OF CrTrsby. this 9th day of !
N-.easfAs-S Lord. one sG-and eight hun
GFed aud ss.srt--hv..
TT. EDWARDS, Clerk. /
CEee Of sheriff Of County Of Ormss, n - |
/ hereby certify, that / received the within |
Sum8cn. the Gay u November. 4. y. |
il 5, .nd r-turn TIA. sfttr due dilis:Eca and |
from inform, ION believe the G-tendan. Eliza
beth A. Eir hBcr can Cot tc found within this
County Of Cru.by - IN IL. state OF Nevada.
Lated at C.rson thi. s-n day Of November.
1875. ST. SWIFT. sh-riR,
n~.9
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02

ton TO the injustice OF hanging -AIcNear, a
petition was drawn up for his repricve, but
absolutely noone was found who was will
ing to sign it. But for McNear's contadic-
tory statements and final confession There
would have been much sympathy for him,
but now there is, a disposition to let Mm
hang7on general principles, though he is
regarded by. many as more than half an
idiot.
Tie companies of Capt. French, OF the
7th cavalry, from Fort Rice, and of Capt.
Van Horne, of the nth infantry, from Fort
Abcrcrombie, are now ut Fort A. Lincoln,
the former in camp and the latter in quar-
tcrs, having been ordered there IN view of
applchcnded trouble at Beythold. AT last
accounts there was no apprehension of dan.
ger, and Col. Huston expected to ordcr'the
troops back in day or two that were sent
up last week. /
John Davidson, the thorough and in every
respect efficient agent of the n p. at this
point during the past season, leaves on the
last train for Brainerd, where he will be
employed during the winter. The list OF
undeliycred freight at Bismarck was neve
SO small as when Mr.. Davidson leaves, and
His were never SO closely eollee.ed.---Thc
Montana business was kept so well in hand
by Mr. Davidson and Mr.. Marratta, agent
for the Couison's, that the account was
closed in five minute, and the balances due
the N. r. r. r. and Diamond II lines paid
so there is no disputes, and no after caps
possible
II was stated last week that petition had
been forwarded TO Gen. Terry, asking that
200 stand of arms and ammunition be placed
IN the hands of the commandan, at Camp
Hancock Bismarck to be used ut his dis:
cretion in arming citizens should occasion
demand. The following. is Gen. Terry's
reps:
TO John A:,s,Mclcan, Mayor, and others, Bis
mnrck, D. IT, 81 ~
ST. Paul, Minn,s Oct. 20, 1876 ener.
al5Terfy directs me to osacknowlcdge receipt
OF communication asking that two hundred
t2O0) stand Of arms aud ammunition be
supplied to be used by citizens in case of
Indian attack. General Terry reg retss that
under the regulations OF the war department
he is unable to comply with your request.
He has taken measures which he thinks
will secure the safety of Bismarck, and II
The citizens shall see necessity for increase
Of the force now in the town, an effort will
be made to Increase it,
ED. w. SMITH,
(,nnt-1 Stir f,-fnf;,n,t,-A-A- c.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02
Crime. 7,
poUNDED:a TU DEATII.

POUNDED 10 DEATH.
Clnysl.Aas,pI,, l j, Os, Nov. d ossepb
Selllif, saloon Keeper at Benea, Ohio,
was assaulted in his saloon this eve-
ming by Cyrus sC4rman and Patrick
uarley, who were intoxicated. Car
man beat schlif on the head with a
beer faucet until he was insensible,
,.inaictiugr iniuries which win prob,
ably prove fa1als Ca1man and Carley,
escaped.
o SHOP AND KflrED. =.
ReouEsTER, Nov. .-HYrry Ghaul
acliberately shot and killed Joseph
Smith alias Litlle, Smith at the saloon
of Bill Williams, alas Ginger Bill,
on Exchange street, last night. There
was a dispute about paying for drinks.
Ghaul was sent for to settle it and
brought revolver with him and as
soon asshe crossed the threshold shot
Smith dead. Ghaul was arrested. !
n u
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02

All the Virginia city mines will be
running again in twenty days. The
burnt district is already dotted over
with shantics; business is brisk and
wages high.
The. Indians who defeated the sol
diers at Fort Hayes, Kansas, are a
band Of Cheyenne outlaws numbering
Is or 100: 1t is proposed to exter-
inmate them. -
A body OF masked men, supposed
to belong to, the Wagon Makers
Union, waded in and cutato pieces
twenty wagons on the Little1Rock &
Fort Scott railway the other day.
Judge Boreman has rendered de-
cision in TIE case ofAnn Eliza Young
VS.. Brigham Young, which Is to COM
pei Brigham to obey the order Of the
court and pay Ann Eliza $4,000 ali
mony. Brigham has been arrested
and will remain prisoner until he
liquidates, or is released by the
eou1s s.---------------..-~.---,y.---
In the Early.storey Chicago-Times
libelJcasc Messrs. Wilkie and Flynn,
indicted for an attempt to suborn
witnesses to swear away the good
name Of Miss EARLY, have succeeded
in obtaining change Of venue from
Winnebago>to Boone county. The
case will not be>tried until the Feb
ruary term, 1876.
Extensive aud destructive prairie
fires are raging in southern Kansas
along the line of Fort Scott rail-
road. AT one place in Cherokee
county ties on three miles of the
track were burned. The FIRE caught
from locomotive, and ats last &C.
counts had swept over miles Of coun-
try, destroying houses, fences and
crops. y
The storm of Friday afternoon and
evening was especially severe on the
east shore Of Lake Michigan. Wind
rain, and lightning played sad havoc
with buildings, fences, and forests
Many people we're injured. although
10 fatalities are reported. The storm
extends in westerly direction, and
in portions of Iowa and Nebraska the
snow<was four inches deep.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02
Receiver for the a. & P. R.R.

Receiver for the A. & P. r. &.
ST, LOUIS, Nov. Z. Calvin Little.
field Of New York ,.6lsd u bill.in sqni-
y iu1the y. s.scitcuit oourt against
the Atlantic and Pacific R. r. Com
p.py asking that ) receiver for the
road be appointed. The petition
will not be resisted, and Judge Treat
will probably today appoint some
gentleman 6 of New York to To-, act. ..ct ID
.oonjunoti on I! viii 'a u some thoroughly
competent men Of st. Louis.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02
Election in Baltin,ors

@ baltimore, Now to half
past one to. day, the eleetion pro-
oeeded comparatively quietfrom what
was expected. Although bloody
fights and knockdowns are frequent
in somy wards, from one to q dozen
shuts have been fired. but with no
very serious results. The rough and
rowdy clement are out in force. but
police control tie polls.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02
Dakota NEWS.
suRLE1on COUNTY.

kUNLEI0H COUNTY. -f-Sss-'
Blsmsrck Tfibunc, Oct. 9th.
Col. Vim. Thompson arrived last week
with $50 recruits for the 7th cavalrys
Col. E. NJ. Brown and party returned Sat
urday, having completed the work in sur.
7veying assigned them,
The last train from the east for the win.
ter will arrive Friday and leave about Mon.
day. Then the road will close for the win.
ter.
Paymaster Smith left for Buford Satur.
day, accompanied by small escort, and
Major G. w. Darling, the successor Of Ma
jor Sperry at Fort Bcr.hold IFntai Indian agency.
Major Darling's family accompanied him
Col, j. 8. Poland, who came up 10 meet
his family on their return from the east,
spent some days in the city last week, fe
turning toEhis station at Standing Rock on
the May Lowry.
Col. Tilford, of the 9Th cavalry, left yes
terdays on = years leave He will visit Eu-
rope before his return. DR.. Williams also
left for the east yesterday. Also Capt. VIM.
Harmon, who had in charge daughter Of
Mrs. Galpin, of Standing Rock, who is on
her way east TO school
Lieut.. stargis, who is just joining the
7th cavalry from West Point. has been
stopping in the city and at Fort Lincoln
some days. The lieutenant is son Of the
gallant old general who made so brilliant a
record during the war. Gen. Sturgis Is
colonel Of the 7th cavalry, and is now alb.
sent on recruiting service
Capt. Dan. w. Marratta, the gentlemanly
and efficient manager Of the. lCoulson aud
Diamond n lines at Bismarck during the
past summer, leaves for the scene of his
winter operations Thursday. The captain
has gained hosts OF friends here during the
past season, and has attended TO his bust.
ness 80 .heroughly int there has been only
connsnda.ioa from syery qaaaer.- :
Last week Major c. W.Dariihg assumed
charge Of the Berlhold Agency, vice Major
4. b. sperry, resigned. MIR. Sperry had
bssn ,hsss two years, and froms.te Indians
lthenseires, indsfom thoas who have been
intimately connected With that agency fol
years, NE learn that the Indiana were never
30 well treated, or 80 faithfully served al
under his administrator.
Hon. Tholnas C6nfeid arrived With the
dipctoIssof The N. u. Saturday, and re-
mained \! over ,gE |. a fe~ asys .Hs 1spos,s tha,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02
FOREIGN.
New Freight Tariff.

NnM York, Nov. 2.-lt is under.
stood the railroads running west are
about to agree on q new and: higher
freight tariff, to 60 into effect the 18th
inst, on a basis of6O cents to Chicago
on fourth class freight. Several. roads
yesterday ordered their agents to
make no time contracts for freight.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02
The Election in New York.

t.aNrw YoEK,-Nov. s.-The day is
tipe, and a large vote will probably be
zpolled. Up to one o'clock, only two.
disturbances reported. Eight colored
men who registered from one hosse
have been arrested fof illegal voting.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2 AT s meet
ing of clergymen ID this city yester.
day. it was resolved that . centen-
'nial religion celebration be held in
Cincinnati in 1876. -=:- - =
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-11-02
GENERAL NEWS.

Fifty Thousand dollars Of the bonds
stolen from the Winthrop lMe. sa-
yingssbxnkz on the second of July
last, have been recovered.