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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,

GrfatE Trun Of
e wete States udth % Ieabad
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
freight Monopolies.

New YonK, Nov 1O,-Thc dircc-
tors of the Michigan Central railroad
have approved the proposed freight
arrangements between the Lake Shore
and Fort Wayne road, which will do
away with an opposition in the mat
ter Of rates. II is generally under
stood in Wall street that the earnings
ofthc Lake Shore and Michigan Cen.
tral will be pooled and: divided pro
rata, and that there viii be hercatte,
no attempt at cutting rates.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
A Naval Review, Rowing Mattel
and Target Practice.
Stanley in Africa,

New YORK, Nov. lo.-Thc Her
aid this morning publishes a tclc-
graphic synopsis ofletters received in
London from Stanley. He says Liv-
ingston was wrong in reporting that
the Victoria-Nyauza consisted Of five
lakes. Spoke correctly states that
Victoria:Nyauza is one large lake, but
Speke's two islands are peninsulas.
The river Shiniazaro, is the principal
feeder of the Lake and the EXTREMIST
source Of the Nile yet discovered.
Stanley had several conflicts with
slave dealers on tho lake; on one oc-
casion he was attacked by one hun.
dred natives, armed with spears, in
.l3 canoes, who were repulsed after Il
severe, fight. Three natives were
killed. He arrived at Ulesas, Il hunt
ing camp at Masazura, April 18th,
where the king directed cxtraordinA.
ry festivities and display. One fca-
ture was naval review ON the lake,
ofsix canoes, manned by $500 men.
On the second day, in addition to
naval maneuvers, there were races
in which 81 canoes we're engaged,
each ::pFepellea-by 3eoarsmcn,, the
kingsleading the fleet personally, in
the presence Of Il great crowd Of on:
lockers including the three hundred
wives Of tho king. On,he third day
there was bird shooting and targe,
practice BY 5000 troops, Fourth
day returned to U,esas, the capital
This king has two million subjects
and is Mussulman; has great intel,
ligence, and his dominion affords the
best prospects for the civilization ol
Africa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
FreightA,

The Pennsylvania Central, New
York Central, Erie, Baltimore and
Ohio railroads concur in the agree
ment. between the Fort Wayne,
Michigan Central and Lake Shore
Companies; concurrence meaning
they are willing to agsee on uniform
rates and decreased expenses in get.
ting business q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
Furniture and Pickles Explosion.

| Bosrox, Nov. 1O.-Tl.e Herald an
nounces the failure of F. Gcedowsky,
among tie most extensive furniture;
manufacturers here, and places his
liabilities at. 1850, 900; assets $780,
600. w. X. Lewis, pickle dealer is
involved, having endorsed for one
hundred thousand. It is said that an
leffer 70 pay $50 cents on the dollar
Will Be accepted. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
Wrestling

NEw York, Nov. 2. THE Greece
Roman wrestling match, between
Andrea Christal and VIM. Miller, for
$500 side, began hast evening at
half past eight and was declared n
draw at a quarter to two this morning
each contestant having secured one
fall.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
=Atked=toIRes,r,,.

New YonK, Nov. lo.-rhe/ petit
tion Of stockholders Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad, asking the present
directors to resign, has the signatures
of the controllers of 100000. shares.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10

NEw YonK. Nov. 10.

New YonK. Nov. 10. :
WnEAr-Quictand firm No. 8 3Chicago,
tl.l4@l.l6; No. 2Chicago. $l.2sD1. 30 /;
Mo- Milwaukee, Sl,32;; winter rcd west
ern, $1.20@1.4O.
RYE-Flrm.
.CoRS-scarcc and very firm; Steam
western mixed, 751a@7Gc; sail do, 7G1sc;
high mixed and yellow.
/. BAnLEY-Dull and dropping.
OATs-Dull and scarcely SO firm; mixed
western .nnd= state, 4405Oc.
ponk-Heavy. at $22.75.
LARD-Heavy, at IL 2.7s@13c
WHlsKY-$1.17.
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Money, aMa1z per cent.
Gold HAS.
Governments active and better.
Chicago.

2A--S2uACdskO
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
WMEAr-Weak and lower, at $1.O71l.
CoRN--Dull and casy;--5211Sc for cash
51ll@5l 2sc for November.
y ATs-Steadyy and n shudc tower, ut Sic.
RYE-651ac.
BARLEY-Stcady; sG1kc for Nov.
PoRK-Fairly active and easier; $40. 1850
2i.00 for cash 1920 for the year.
/>>LARD-Easicr; Sl2 90 for cash; $ls.O5
for The year
WmsRs@Sl.1s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
Up the Spout:

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Geo. f.
Way, tea jobber, Water sHeet, failed
yesterday. He refused to make pub
lie his assets or liabilities. Jamcs
Wicham & Son, commission met.
chants and jobbers in butter, in Read
street have made an assignment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
--GENERAI.=NEWS.

There was peace in Mississippi
election day, owing 10 the absence Of
the negroes from the polls. This is
pleasantly called the reconciliation Of
races. - GnminnaH Commercials
The Baltimore American says:
"The election Of Tuesday was dear
ly bought victory for,the democratic
party in this state, and prcsaycs its
final rain and defeat after its meas
ure of iniquitics shall have been
filed"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
= E'LEG RAP 6.
4 o'clock, PM
VICE PRESIDE nj WILSON.

AOuOvVN 'OOAaAo AVu 6nA6Ss
AND Is pRoNoUNCED ouT
OF DANGER.
Sudden Hines. of Vice Prei1dent Viii.
WARRINGTON, Nov. t0.-Vice
President Wilson was suddenly taken
sick while in his room at the Capitol
this morning.
The condition Of Vice President
Wilson is regarded as serious.
Si2.3oP. NJ.
Vice President Wilson. was taken
suddenly i'll today, about 10 o'clock,
at the Capitol, hut at noon was better.
fAss 1,o'clock PM.
Latest report from physicians at r.
Isis that the Vice President contin-
ucs to improve. .,.,s.s
FULL PARTICULAIes.4esi. 4es
Much alarm was occasionedsAt the
capitol this morning about past
10 o'clock in consequence sud
den illness of Vice Presided soa.
He bsd come to his room Sen
ate ails Of the building - r. % Il By.
not 5esliag7 very well, e squssted
one 81 the attendants to hay1r kArm
bath prepared for him. This was
done and Mr.. Wilson took . bath.
He then went to the barber shop near
The bath room for the purpose of hay-
ing . shave while in the barber chair
lie wasSseizedl with AMI illness, his face
becoming very pale, almost death.
like. 1t was thought by the fow per
sons there present that he had been
attacked by apopexy, and that death
would soon ensue. GQpious applica-
tions Of cold water were made to his
face and neck; he was sun
cien.lys o,sciops 10 ask sthst
the chief medical purseyor
Baxter, Of the army, be- sent for, and
complained Of severe pains in the
neck. All physicians in the ncighbor.
hood were sent for, DR.. Magrude'
arrived first and Surgeon Baxter
soon afterwards. Dss Ford and
Ashton we're also in attendance. HI
was then removed TO the consultation
rooms Of the supreme court, an ap
partment on the same floor Of tn
basement. General French, sergeant
alarms, Major Mcdonald, chief clerl
Of the senate, and other officers o
that body, were promptly present 4
render assistance. "A cathartic wa
administered which had the desire,
effect. Al noops the patient seeme'
to be comparatively comfortable. NJ,
Baxter says the Vice President be
been affected with spinal ossit,
tion 'fSr the last wee
.or ten days, and had complained
severe pains between The shonlder'
The doctor is Of the opinion this 1Ma
not an attack Of paralysis o. apoplex
butt that it was caused BY indigestio
and Constipation. He spnrehends 4
I further d;f6cul.y, and says Mr.. Wilso
can safely be removed to his qdarte'
the Washington house this af,ernoo
or evening. The Vice President,
response 10 suggestions that he v.
overwhelming himself, sssd Us cosiaai'
cred his health fully reestablishe
and felt tl,u1eiqse no. elarm. 4 + =
physiciaoni s.y yshesis nos in comfor
able condition: They apprehend n
difficulty. He viii be removed to b
lodgingsahis evening.
III. ! Treasury Robbery cassa
1YAsu1Aarox, Nov. l0.--The fo
=
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10
The City Of Brooklyn Denounced
as One Of the Most Ungodly
Places on the Face of the
i Earth. art:
The Passengers and Crew Of the
Burned Steamer City of
Waco Still Undiscovered.

Moody and sankey.
New YORK, Nov. lO.-A cold rain
destroyed posters announcing that
this is the last week of Moody and
Sankey, and threw a chill over the
small audience in the tabernacle this
morning. After opening services,
Deacon Hawley read ana presented
number Of petitions for prayer, Of
which he said God only knew the,
anguish they disclosed. Sisters plead
for brothers, wives for husbands,
and mothers for sons, and asked for
prayers Of the meeting that they
might be blessed. Mr.. Moody then
preached sermon, and more exper-
fences were given and letters read.
Rev. Murray stated that man had,
said 10 him yesterday that Moody
and saukey struck the right spot in
going to Brooklyn. 1t is one Of the
most nns sodly places on the face Of
eaft6. Prayer was then offered and
Meeting MAS closed with "a bencdic-
5tion.
The Lost Waco and Passenger :
GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. l0.-The
steamer Buck,horn was dispatched
outside again at. three O'Clock this
morning ii. search of the missing pas
sengers aud crew Of the City Of Waco.
She will cruise west go miles along
the coast. Capt. j. f. Sawyer agt,
of tho Malery line, also started out
on board one of the pilot boats. The
only hopes now entertained for the
safety Of the passengers and crew arc
based on the statement of Capt lr-
yine,of the steamer Backbone which
saw foremast while out yesterday.
He reported that the mast was
burned off, apparcntly between
deck, orr very J: close below
the floor on the upper deck, which
indicated that the fire was below and
between decks, inswhich case it may
have been burning some time. and
| given the officers and crew and pas
sengers ample time to have leftthe
ship before the flames reached the
upper part.
The Waco was FIRST discovered
about two o'clock. Nothing was dis
covered wrong with the unfortunate
ship until the sea appeared wrapped
in a sheet of flames. Nothing wa
seen here Of the boats or passenger
and crew. The retdrn of the pilo
boat and steamer outside, are anxious
i ~ looked for. 1t is thought they will
be IN late tonight. 1sls
i By-persons on other vessels it !
\ s}thonght the passengers and crew ma.
h1ye escaped 10 the darkness Q.
board the ships small boats before tn
q l6re was discovered from Fusayma.
|, and the steamship San Marias. i
!, thu. event they would have drifte
j with the sea about so OF 40 mile
west before the wind changed to tn
j, northwest. Another statement whic
]. would appear to confirm tn
, location Of the FIRE is that I'll
!, Waco had small wooden case {
s house built around her foremxs,
Z matches, Sc, we're stored 10 this ca.
!, which reached up on the insst abo,
5 four feet, and above the tops OF j
1.-THE mast was grained, below It ",
only painted white. The forema
was evidently burned off below Il
: deck. On the upper deck, forward
a large quantity Of oil was store
l.ISoon IS the flames reached this, Il
i a.. . ", y. xr@kk.,G.....,
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kuuis,

ST. Louis. Nov. 40.
WnEAT-Lowcr; No. 2 fall, 1880,
h54 bid for cash; $l.541a@l.55 for Nov.
-Stacdy; 4712c for cash; 47as44c for
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AFRICA. ]:
An interesting. Synopsis of
Stanley's Late Letter.
"a Polygamous King With 800
| Wives and and 2 2,eeoee eeeoee ee,eoeoee eoeoe Subjects.

- ..- s-.-.... -
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- OOS
4 o'clock, PM.
VICE PRESIDENT So WILSON. !.
He is'suddenly Attacked By Sc
we're Illness at the Capital
This Morning.
He Receivers Sufficiently to be
Removed To- His lodgings.
AND is PRONOUNCED ouT
oFDANGER.
Sudden Hines. of Vice preildent VIII
son.
Wy. .s,,, x,z,,,zxx,- 1n--1y;, ;,,a
AND Is PRONOUNCED OuT
OF DANGER.
Sudden Illness Of Vice Preildent Will

WAsl1sGroN, Nov. to.-vice
President Wilson was suddenly taken
sick while in his room at the Capitol
this morning.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10

,dgingssth evening.
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Moody and sankey.

New YORK, Nov. lO.-A cold rain
destroyed posters announcing that
this is the last week of Moody and
Sankey;,And threw chill over the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-10

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
Hoas-Quict and firm. Receipts, $4,000; I;
packers, $715@735 common TO very good
shippers, $7.9OQ17.40 heavy light, 81 $50
k74O
CArrLE-Fair demand and unchanged.
Receipts, $500.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02

The weather is growing cooler, and poll
tics warmer.
Joscphus Sooy State Treasurer of New
Jersey, has defaultcd with about $50, 600.
His bonds however, amount to five times
that sum.
Forty years ago 5s,O0O,ooO segars were
manufactured yearly, now the consumption
demands 742 100000.
Deer are very numerous in Virginia now
having greatly multiplied since the war,
especially in the lowland region.
Some one has been calculating that for the
last two years two million men and women
have been desiring employment in vain, and
that the loss to the country 10y their en-
forced idlcness amounts to onc-half the ma
tional debt.
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DIED.

At Randolph, Riley county, Kansas, July
10, 1875, Miss Georgia Whitehead, formerly OF
Stroudsburg, of consumption, aged % years, S
months and % days.
At Jackson Corners, Aug 9th, Lille May,
daughter Of William and Sarah Wilson, aged
months and ) days.
In Stroud township, Aug. 9th, Enoch Flag
Ter, ST., aged 81 years and "a days.
His remains were taken to Poughkeepsie,
y. Y. for interment, on Saturday last.
In Stroudsburg, August 29th, Charles, son o!
Solomon and Mary Kintner, aged year and
z months.
In Ashley, Luzerne Co, Pa, August 26th,
Catharine, wife of Mr. Abraham Fenner for
merly of Smithfeld, Monroe County, Pa,
aged 6S years, 0 months and days.
On the 26th ult., in Paradise township,
Joseph Starner, of palsey, aged IS years and s
months. He was buried at St. Paurs Church
on Friday.
August 10, near Fennersville, Jacob, Bel
lows, aged 90 years, months and 0 days.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02
80, s~osr IN FORM OF A BABY.

u, Reading Pa. Eagle.
! 90, something on the summit OF
have Mountains, midway between
welsh .,... -aoi| and Wayncsburg, and about
.a'',o" = mile in from the main road;
qT.I, - Two weeks the cries of a child
51s r.. be-, heard by persons passing along s the the
be 'y..' =" sunday night last as Robert
aud siding north Of Downngtown;
fn'a, IT. ,rh with another gentleman and
,n!,'' were passing the point, the crles
'dl.', l,.'",,,%t.rendering, and they thought
ne a,r' r'.< treating a child shamefuliy.
oa' ,E;nc r 4 short distance one of the
er '.,G'.7 Miss Ella Parker, who resides near
;. ..,n,J ,a. suddenly, and told the party
d, '..iI ~. near the top Of a large tree just
0oA l" .Trm. and there was seen a baby
icot ', ,,' .m,II basket, swinging back and
|ed | n ~ Il I,,, hnf faint cries. The ladies be
b, eG'.o'5.sncd W.T." gr, at the sight, and begged
e iIi-",o ~ rantJemen to try and get up the
o' ,'' br;nc the child down. The dis
anu =, tbe first limb was some twenty
.e tba Gentleman found it impossible
''''. ' While the conversation was go
ct "i' 70 how the child could be brought
{, on .Ie Ss cIiId gave one scream, and as if
III ,:o ,;o tLe basket fell half the distance
p'5,r pa 5gronnd, Nm causing the ladies to scream,
"G ~ : entire party to be more or less
I"o I In less time than it takes to
''.I I:. tbe basket and its contents were
e ~ VII thsir placc again, the child crying
! !. III .;me This movement struck terror
.I .Io ~, nartv. They watched the move
=. '"o ofthe basket. and saw the baby plain
's : 6 Gro minutes afterward, and all at
"a tba basket with its contents disap-
- The ladies state that the child was
a., for they saw it plainly move when 1t
down toward them.
n Monday evening party numbering
twenty repaired to the place, and all
.bs s,YIe thing. Mr.. J. s. Peters, re-
~. .,,tb Of Lancaster City, was one OF
..rrtv Oh Monday night, and he says he
II. bgbv in the basket, saw 1t move,
.u the falling and the disappearance.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02
K, II HFCCSSdI Y.
NOTICE

Is hereby given the Coroner, the Justices of the
Peace and Constabes of the said county of Monroe
that they be then and there ready with their rolls
records, inquisitons examinations and other remem
brances To do those things which their offices ap
pertaining, and also that those who are bound by
rccosnizanccs prosecute give evidence against the
prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of the said
county of Monroe against persons who stand charged
with the commission of offences be then and there
10 prosecute testify as shall he just.
God save the Commonwealth
JACOB X. SIIAFER Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Stroudsburg
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02
Court Proclamation.

Whereas the Hon SAMUEL s DREHER, President
Judge of the 22d Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
composed of the counties of Monroe and Carbon,
and PETES GRUVER and JACOB STAUFFER, Esqulres,
Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the
County of Monroe and 10y virtue of their offices Justices
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer aud General Jail
delivery and Court General Quarter Sessions in and
for the said County of Monroe have issued their precep
to commanding that Court of Quarter Sessions OF
the Peace and Common Pleas, and Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Orphans
Court for the said County of Monroe to be holden at
StroudsburG, on
MONDAY, the 27th day of September, 1875.