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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-10
powner,s Kerosene ON.

FROM BOSTON. ALSO.
Garden and Plantation Hoes, No. and 2 MsiioeEI
C. S. Spades. Shovels. Scoops and Rakes,
Handled Axes. Hatehets-shinglinE asd Axe pAi,sra
Rim Knob Locks, Chest and Padloeks. de-
Clothes Pins. Raw Hides. Sash Cords. sand Paper.
Sash Cord. syriugos, Mucilage. Horse Cards.
sledges, Champers. Horse Nails and Shoe Ink.
T Hinges to II in. Timed Taoks-6 to "a in
W. W., Paint. Shoe, Scrub and Varnish Brushes.
Self Heat Irons. Mason's Backing.
Corn Starch, Whiting. Meialic Paint.
Snow White Zinc, Eastern Broons. Patty,
large Assortment Of Chimnsys. Common. Clipper.
Sun, Perkins a Howes. &c.
Lanterns. Kerosene Wicks &c.
fs" dozen of the best Patent Glass Preserving J.,'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-10
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
IN ADMIRALTY.

R. B. AVERY EFT Al. rs. STEAMSHIP
CYPHRENES"
This case came on for hearing before The
Chief Justice. who. on the 9th Sept. adjudged
that decree should be entered for the libellants
for the full amount Of the damages actually sus-
tanned.
From this judgment an appeal was taken to
the full Court.
Having heard the arguments of Counsel and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-11-10

AVERY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
GrOcer1eS!
stearin Candles, Ultramarine Blue,
Epson salts, Castor Oil,
Fence Wire, No. 4, and 6,
Galvanized Iron Pipe and inch,
Hoop Iron, :, (. and It inch, Rvets,
P. 4 P. Knives, Scissors,
COrkscrcws, Timed Spurs, Axes,
French CAlfskins,
Wrapping and Printing Paper.
Paints and Oils, white Zinc, White Lead, &c.
CGustic Soda and Palm Oil,
Hide Poison, Market Baskets,
BroOms, Casks and Barrels,
cAsk Biacksmitbs' Coal.
500 Tons Best Steam Coal,
Also few Music Boxes & Regulator Clocks,
A Fine Assortment Of Havana Cigars,
English and German Ale,
BavAriAn Beer in OTIS. and pts.
Champagne. Heidsieck 4 Co., OTIS. and pts.
Champagne, TboreAu. CTS and pts.
Sparkling Hook,
Rhine Wines, Clarct,
Gin, in green boxes,
Samples nov Open at Our Office, and Sales made to
Arrive
~ Orders from Other Islands Filled. -sI
, 1875-12-31
At THE Cu5ToM.HQuSE.

of the seizure on tho inteVests OF tho CO nutry is
of course, tic fa!ug of In tho amount of tax
collected bY the informal Revenue officials. For
instance the receipts for tho First Collection
District 0! Illinois ncre over 735, 900 Wednesday
when tho ttBti!ories woro III 1ntt blast. and Yes-
tcrday they shrapk to about el4.000, showing
thAt the apparent loss to The Government ia
$4,000 q day whitc the distil!orics reruain
closed, or something oyor 200 iu Chicago
alone for each month that tho buslnessls stopped.
This, OF causso, Is On the face Of 1t IN
argument in favor Of allowing tho cases to DO
compromised md tho distillerics to go on. But
when tic Other side is considered II will be
found that Tue trne interest OF tho Government
il for Loueet houses. oven II 1t has fewer Of
them. In this distE1ct. "hiIe the number Of
dlat,lfatIes helzed has been largo, yet tho pronc-
s!an has not fA!len OF for the year last rast US
compared with tho previous one. This 10 hc-
counted for bv tho fact that whom 4 crooked
house ID burntod up 40 honest QUO gene. ally
t2kca tA place. least ONO which is honoss for
+ tins, rs h!l new diHti!lcss arc.
THE DOCTRINE or COMPENSATION
ia also ilnsts atea iu tho fact that almost every
distiI!sry has Limits power !ogroatly increase IT.
yield upon occasion. THIS las uniformly bean
Iouo by tho surviving houses after scixute. Ao
that tt,e.e hAa been no sss1geacy il the market.
may he said that, ~ hoon as tho ne"s Of tho
Seizure Of tho fonr dtatillerias was nsdn known,
the PropFiosors Of ths Lake 6beEo Diatipg
Company began to rtish around violently to get
10 sheir bonds a. promptly - .possiolo
aud thus take sdvansage Of tho temporary dearth
Ut SPIRITS iu this market. Mr. Il. G. Fledpricks
WAS very busy around tho Custon-nouso yoa-
teFday, tlxing up bonds, offering bondsmen, aud
immo,iiAtoIy. It va not fully settled whon Tho
Lake Shore would begin to run again, but It IL
llkety thas tho frat mash Will be madc iu few
, 1875-12-31


4 question OF conniiernhte Importance, arising
out Of tho seizugo day before yesterday, and dsa-
cusssd iu various quarters yeAteslhy by dissi!-
lers whose property wAs taken. is, "Ilow arc VIC
to fcel our cAttie7" It ts = well-knDwn fact
that tho lsoyenus IAn authorizes tho Unitad
Stsses Courts to accept bonds, With Two good
Aull hufhclent surotics. from distliers who hayo
boon "eeizod," provided shnt tfIeis plAcoa A4yo
bscn producing moro than 100 gallons daily, and
feodIng moro than 1fty head OF cattle on alop.
THIS Is intended ~ loaisut measure on ths
part Of tho Goyorumeu. to the ownots Of tho
cattle, HAo are frequently not the owners Of tho
distlIery, nor Ia sny Way Interested In Il. a1copt
in 70 fsr as relates 70 tho uninterrupted supply
dependent upon tie dlstillery for their e1stspcc.
aud tho Government has wisely &ua hamauelY
provided rsmedy in such casea. whlch IL TO &c.
copt good and sufficient bonds, and to ALLOW tho
haprons that III the pttsent cAss IN unhappy
dilemma has aFiaen. and oue about whoss sofu.
lion tnere axists sone considerable difference Of
optuion. Some. Ia fact, hare no solution to oner,
anil SEQ no way uut OF tho difficulty. Thu MAt-
ter now stands IN something like
THE FOLLOWING tI0Hr;
When tho distlllerlcs we1o seized Wednesday
afternoon. shv officers making tha seizures gave
genera! orders to the ssoFokeepess, in Accutd-
sace with tho provisions Of tho Law relating to
dIst!lIeriea to Aaw tho Iiabsas III tho tubs TO 10
run on, bts st.lclly prohibited AnY new nlaahes
from being mado. The psasuns s1ashca Will uot
b zun OF before Saturday, or In soma casea
Mouday, which will keep tho cattle supplied with
still l.e.oP over sunday. The work Of bonding
out ths distllenes ~ one which haa lts comp!.-
cations. Neposss must bs made to tho Collector,
WHO IN turn submits hs report to sha Dlattict-
Attorney, aud shat fuuutlonary brlngs
tue mktter before ths Court, which
takea il into consideration, ~ veil As
tbs numerous questions relating to tho
s,nouut Of the bond IN each case. the character
Of tbs suretes sud other matters. These arc
matters which must be duly eopsdersa, some
testimony taken. aud VARIOUS particular. atteud-
ed ". the whole process requiring sonc tlllo
for ia sompIetlop. III order to amply secure tho
Government in case tho buDds A1e accepted aud
, 1875-12-31


During tho fow days last past, ope chtcsgo
paper had made specially Of repeating In dt-
fcront NAYS, AID with daily increasing emphasis,
the elatomcns that tho Government; had ar
ranged to s!1ow most or all OF tho dis.lers
whoHe places wero implicated bv the aelzules
between Nay and November to tako kind OF
amnesty, ou condition that they mould toll what
shos knew about other crooked places. The terms
SAID to have been made were that. bv giving up
rserythug, including their knowledge, thcBo
distilcrs wore to bo fresa from imprisonment.
Wlite it is MT tho particular mission OF this pa
por to "uall sl tho lsca II finds floating, It mny
IL well to say IN connection with this particular
etoiy Rant Il ia utterly aud entirely 1Afae. rener
ally and particularly. ~ regard. any ons dIstt!lor
Of nj OF them % 4 class. No immunity hsh been
promised to anY dlBtiller in Chicago. acd uonc
will be promised. Il ID not dauied thAs ccrtAin
revelations lately made hsve boen ut setv;co
10 tho Government. Iut mhAteYet has boon ha!a
has not been tho result OF any bargain /;
aud, furthermore. no bargain will he maoo with
any JlBtllor or reetl6er. THIS statement is mado
OF tho authority OF tho sercuuo oficals here
aud Ut Secretary Drietuw.
In connection !. ,aa this mntt.E It mar be said.
ou tho au.nuiIty Of = high Eesenue o3tic!a1 that
every one Of Wednesdays seizufes could aud
peEbapB should have boon maao last liav. and
that the testimony which would havo authorized
such 4 courau might hAvo been had from boo4g
aud nap1la 1t that lime.
, 1875-12-31

per. that gentleman Was made to say thai, when
them slip OF rAper on which wns vtltIcn tha
name Of Jacob Rehm, ard that that nlip had
been shown to sho Grand Jury by Nc. Ward
TO show that the ssgnssuro on Tho rtcolpts
"ah not writtan br SIT. nohm. 1t Was aiso
thta information 10 tho reporter. WHAT Mr.
Dufphy actually stated was that whon thcso re-
ee'rta vese rntutncd to linn by Sir. Ward. after
their ,rro'ncsion before the Grand Jury. they
Lad lhia Al!p PINNED 10 thon. lie did not aay
for what purno.n TIM sim MAS on tbefe, or rro
tis 1t OH. This ioforinaton, moreover, was
drawn out of sfr. Durr1y br d direct question
from tho reporter. and wan not volunteered pY
that gentleman.
, 1875-12-31

yesterda y stcc, tanned that tho develos k.sto
bo nhde IN tho trials Of two Of tue for s tBot
seized tho dag hefose would RVS siza
tnose OF Noellc. JunkoE X ~ and
hss ono house Of tl1oso e .itlcd
could % proved tn hAva Stoien aver A,n00
ff'm thu roYenuc Vt the Gn.oas :. 9 ~, nn
atno'int not approxsmAted BY anysS Win
over rot ran dsn!ilIcty IN any othtE :. % hut
IuieaRo. Ihlh particular houae, il & . ,psafs,
has boon run, rs the phraao goe-5 i.tll Tue
throttle Hitn opcD," l3yiug Gauge Store
keonelh right apd loft. and even fixing uniform
tariff tY ~hic!i the silence Of sI,cHe oIiicern
could be purchased. Three dollars L i,arr4l
Waa paid for fabe gAuKtng or for the omlsaion
Of EanGinc. an'! =! barrel on tho wllnle pro-
du:;ion wa, paid to cac., A,orekccpcr. When i.
Is considered thAt tho tai on n barrel Of &1cutoI
ID about s15 on tho average. it mar be neru tlns
Agool many officials could be bought vt tho sats
OF Cd Z tatrrf.
, 1875-12-31

Tho diattllortct allowed to tosune operations.
"a mentioned IN another plAco, nil TIC dlstilleIs
except ono manifest dcslte-not 10 EFT III
eaRernras-to offer bonds. hut in tIeho troublous
tunes It In no easy matter to find peopts Ut nuf-
ficicntly genHr6ls and cotaul4g natures to ap-
pear as nureties.
TEE TRt:rn Or THE NATTER
n. that Tho largo number Of heizctes made dur
ing the last eight or Elmo months, and tho fact
that several bop1Htuon have been pad1y "Litten,"
have together PFoduEsd . general fetling OF ua-
eheincsA, scmen hat approaehing downright dis
gust With tho nhoIo whisky bua'noHa and conso-
1ncusly fow persons can 10 found wbn arc ready
to in.nolato tilntnhclyeB Perhaps on tho ai:ar OF
frIeudHhip. And moreover, ii any Buch 10
fonnd. thev are sisasy those ri 10 are tho 1shs VI
choice Of hondsmeu Aud are by no 1nesn, tho
the chances Of gottibg I'LL approval II tho boElH
from tho Court are 10: iu nn% "a-.
Improved Nesides this. tho bopdH viii
necessarily be for quite !arsn amo'1nts.
The compilation Of tho whole matter is. 70 n.y
tie least, eonaouiat embarrassing, and oven dss.
couraging. TO most Of tho tistillers, although It
IN quito irobabl Tint some Of the unfortunate
will he found e'lIaI to tbs kituatiou. III tbs
moauklu,e, however.
soax 4.o1o CATTLE
arc bere{t of their daily allowance Of ths rac-
c1arit'" 'aIsiluu and tile price Of tocf c,eaures
naturally dsnnrteu. much to the dBnay of
cattIo-ownesn nod butchers. It has been found
to bo fact thas where cattle are Kept oa still.
n!op tor & t,nc tolr teeti. nfo impairad
aB to their 1lHcfullesa 10 ench degree
that ctLer food. which can scarcely be
ANYTHING but har. cannot be maHttcatod. and iY
loa,hed, AZ 1t we're, by the naturally rl1nsnant
aninst vtoso tsrse for the cId has gradually dc-
parted from lss long g-accustolned Auasfstencs up
OF still 'slnp.
rnd"r ali thepe circumstances. tho cutie may
bo said to ba tn rather prrcarinlss Way. kevar-
theless. CommHatonef Pratt teIegsaphod hs in~
at1uctioha from NashIn2t0u yerterdav 10 tho
, 1875-12-31

PsansylssaiA Military ACADEMY, 0hastar, Pa
Neop&nl Ian. s. Thorough instruction Ia Civil aud
Msnlna Engineering, the casa,ca .nd E193s Branches.
For e.<culals sppty 10 T. 1. cO90hoVE. Ed, No.
u Cisfket, ChGASu, OF u Col. THE0. HYATT, PFesl.
ds1tp. II. l.
, 1875-12-31
WANTED. .
BQYgr Of Hosiery and Gloves,

Wanted BY gentleman Of 10 years. experience,
1usivsly in tho Abovs ne last 10 years IN rsclass
honat. ta n1w open 10 nnB1go wtsh good nm. Well
postsd, good tsste, and close buyer. AddreA8 for
ons week HO81En D 70, Tribune otice.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
Lyash Lax.

Y AsApoLIs, Nd, June l4.-Peoplc
from Anne c-Arindal county, in which
The recent outrage upon lMiss, Jackson
was committed, by theinegro Simms,
came into this city this morning, pro.
ceeding to the Jail. The jailor Was
searched and the key found. "A large
number q visitors went to the cell Of
the negro Simms, aud finding him
they dragged him away without re.
leasing him from his irons, aud taking
him y short distance from the city,
near the railroad track, hung him to
q tree, where he still hangs. A large
number Of citizens visited the place
to-day. The mob was well provided
with picks, axes, crowbars, and other
instruments for gaining admission to
the Jail had they met with forcible re-
sis.anoe. The negro did not say .
word whoa taken away.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
Miscellaneous ltems.


z. R&Lr,MoRE, june l4.--The Enfield
ssg;msnt left for Bostou this morning.
The streets were throngcd-to-chccr
them of. - ,.,st
SAN FsASeisce, June l4.-Dis.
patches received last night from vari
etss parts Of the state report heavy
cold rains yesterday aud the night be
fore, in so,ne plaoes. doing material in
jury torcut 0snd standing grain
Weather now pleasant.
WAsnskGroN, June l2.-Congress.
man elect, VIM. s. King, indicted i'll
connection with the Pacific Mail sub.
sidy, was admitted to bail in $4,000
to-day.
OMAnA, June l2.-The Black Hills
party who have suffered loss by the
destruction Of their property by the
military, yesterday sued thexgovern.
ment officers, claiming 422, ,000
ST. Paul, June ~ &c Zen. Forsyth's
expedition up the Yellowstone river
arrived q Bismarck on the return
trip yesterday. The trip was . very
pleasant one, and they bring glowing
accounts Of the country visited. Gen.
Forsyth and Col. Grant left Bismarck
70. St. Paul this forenoon.
{, ST.. LOUIS. June 12.-Advices from
the west say that w. d. Jenkins,
deputy United States marshal, and
Nv. D. Street, an Indian scout snd
guide, had desperate fight with !
band Of. Cheyenne Indians in Rawlins
county, Kansas, few days ago
Jenkins and Street fortified them,
selves at the head of ,iravine and
fought the Indians, four hours, kill
ed seven, and finally drove them off
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14

~ DErRo1r, Mich, June 14.-A de
ssruesive srs osousrea At Ludington
Mica, this morning. The loss in
otudes the d.y goods storeof D. w
Goodnew, u, 900; insurance, q, 600
Jas. Bash, Dry goods, $1,000; insur
a6oe, O., COO vVa. Young estaurant
$4,000; ,dldred; o. 900; and severa
other smsller amounts. Total loss
including buildtngs, probably e25, 600
81. Louis, June "A Gre 1t Lex
inSton, Mo-, Yesterday, destroyed
sidvers building, occupied BY. fou!
stores and s -,,ii printing = Office. Loss
e25,0 ,0oo; insurance, go, 600; bu
.namessof oi6ce not given.
OnABA, June l4.-A dispatch JUS
received from Fort Russell, w yoming
says, one Of the four hundred ton hay
piles was discovered TO he on fire =
about half past three this morning
and while the comnsnd was 1t tina
drelthe .store house va,
diiiseo-eredsto 5bs' 'on fre. The latte,
was exlingui6Aed With but little dam
age. The hsy y still burning ane
viii prove an entire loss. One Ofyth1
cavalry stables was also burned.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
1AAN ef Front,

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Daily
Courier. 81 skls city, which for the
past eighteen months has been an in.
dependent nesspaPer, has. double
lsaded edito totisl this. morine i eontain.
i'll e,scseki kisss z,eyis~ of5the history
of the republican party, and .nnounc.
ing itself q, henoefortha . representa-.
tive Of the opposition party.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
Picnic ma PiStola

OMAHA, June u 4.,-Tvo. or three
pleasure excursions TO- the neighbor-
hood Of Florence, yesterday got into
trouble. Several persons were severe
II wounded with knives or pistols; !;
two dangerously.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14

NEw .YoRK, june i 1.-THE Herald
claims to have discovered the drug
gist Who sold Beechcr ilss poison
which Moulees, ssseatioas testi
mony, and produces the entry from bi,
books Of the charge to Bseo6eT; Nay
18th, 1871, "one ounce. Of prussit
acid, City cents" Recent rumors d
new evidence against Beecher .rs
based upon tie following ffsct:: A
few days sgo. after close Of testimon,
il TIA fial Norris vas :iafasned
that ". Loodsr, IN uphol - / oins
business at 81 Fulton Aven ek-
,lyn, would have been an fnposfsn'
witness. The story was, that yearl
ago, before Looder went into buaines,
for himself, he had .job Of upholster.
ing At Tiltoas residesoe. He was In
tie hall way of the house when Beech.
er entered and v.. greeted by Nrs
Tilton. NJ. Beechsr lifted Mrs. Til.
ton in his arms. kissed her paroxy.m.
ally. and carried her into the psrlor,
Whether Intentional J Or Saocid denfaAy,
I>ooder went into the parlor unan.
nounoed, 70 get ! tool that hef hiad]
laft 1h.s.x..l - NJ. \ 1s:a..,.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
T1le Weethr.

WAsHIsoroI, June II. p Probabiii.
ties for upper lakes upper Mississippi
and lower AiasouSi valleys Falling
b.roa y .uthe.st
winds; warm, cloudy and partly
cloudy weather, and occasional light
'ss'o: q Fos j otio valley, /. re'n'n.essee 3 q !. =
[and western gulf states, stationary or
falling barometer; southeasterly
winds; vs.ne.r,i !. partly cloudy (, wealth.
esad lallblJ sn light rain,
10 the Ohio valley.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
Governments dull and steady.


Chicago.
CHICAGO, June IA.
b WuEAT-Actiye, irregular. aud higher
tl.OO1 for. cash; &1.0l5 for July.
CoRN-Firm and higher; 67a4c for cash
69ll for July.
0ATs-Yeak aud lower; $50 for cash
5614c for July
RYE-o5c bid; 07c for August. ii,4
BARLEY-Nominal All Sips for cash
$l.O51 for September.
Ponk-Weak and lower ;tlo.o 90 for cash
$500 for August.
LARD-Weak and lower; 8 is. 1 15fot cash
tl3 90 for August. ,, = I,-----=--T7'
WHIsKy-ell7.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
F0RIIGN.

DunLIS, June l4s-stea,nship City
of Chester has arrived here from New
York with the American Rife team
on board.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
HeDllpIes,,s e = u Vias.

HeI9e1s % IL ving.
OxAHA, June 14.-TmmenseI clouds
Of SrssslhioppsSs u,se 9 n stt6ge g. Sappeer-
anoe flying northward over this place
about II o'clock to-day. Noae lre
yet alighting.
ss,5s AntOsrirs bArkfcH! j ~
OAAHA, Jaas Ia Gsasshoppers in
iinasnse s1ssIs ksSe appessed q
Plattsmouth. Nsb.. md a,e Destroying
everything They - noying north.
wards. None here yet.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
DAKOTA TERRITORY, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IA, 1875

lfA10- = lO1N, - Z
ed ) number q the suggestions made
by his friends in their arguments for
the defense, and would proceed with
his. own argument. The jury could
not have failed 70 observe the peculiar
circumstances under which the evi.
dence II I'd been introduced to them.
There was some doubt as to whether
Mr.. Beecher WAS the real defendan: in
this case, Is the management
of the defense had been
conducted by Plymouth
church; 40 organized army. ofgits
friends had been presented every. dsy
ia The courtroom, under the lesd Of
IL ll.a. usurpst. vhosst ooe tine
appeared to take control Of the room.
Daughter. Every effort had in this
manner been made to produce an i'm.
preston upon the public and the jury.
He had; great respect for Plymouth
churct . church having, it was said,
so 600 conmunicants.s If it was q il,
~ Of vicinage to which the counsel
fof defense would gladly refer 4he
case, it had been referred to this jury
once 10 the church investigation,
but it was an aggressive church, and
il came into this court at FIRST Is II on
. gala day, and a.. if Mr.. Beecher,
with Plymouth church 1t his heels,
had but to enter the court in order to
secure verdict. After alluding to
the floral displays made BY defence
carly iuTths trisii, riisi Mr.. Beach said that
for time twas almost dangerous for
anyone to approach this bar who was
not IN synpsthy with Or. Beecher.
The counsel then referred to the
constant attendance Of Hrs. Beecher
as illustrating the truth Of the Scots
lines beginning
80. womanin our hours Of ease.
But even believing in her husbands
innocence, as he was assured she did,
why did she come every day to hear
testimony to her husbands ia6delity !?
There had been an organized
attempt to influence the jury by out
side aids. Other l.dies had been
forced to attend lb.g sesof the
trial, coming aay .fter day Is create .
sympathy. for the. defendant. Mr..
Beach then said that Beecher had
not denied the charges that he with
drew Mrs. Tilton from her husband.
When it became apparent that
this swas to be investigated, Mrs.
Ovingtoo was ussd Is sa seeat to
place Mrs. Tilton under Mt: Beecher's
influence, and she succeeded in her
task *
Mrs. Tilton gave her testimony
before the church committee in Mr..
Beecher's behalf. She abandoned her
hssbaod's house for Mrs. Qvington's,
and was brought here to appear n
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
N NHW 1k1sH sHa.

srRosr II Nsw sEss Ex. .ssssi !.
NExsY Yonx, h lae~s3 -Rsposts
from sOathS - News ysrsey say the
heaviest fjost kaova for msay years
atflis sesssa, .ocoaasd' last might, and
'a.m.s tssas growing crops is said
10 bs NAL. u.s.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
IRON! FARGO.
Preossaiags Il q. 9: District q oou, ,

Preessaiags f. 2. q District Court
siFAsso,.D D. +, Juno, in the
United States court now ipsession here
before Judge Barnes, within the past
three days, -four men have been con.
yicted Of stealing government grain
from Fort Lineeln. opposite Bismarck,
during the past winter. Large
amounts have been stolen from there
Tie P.st, ye.l, and 40 AZ numb q
Fso osernmept nnfesN ssyersl oh Aer'i,.
/ 1ista,s1 IS .l.sss .rs .,ill pendiiiag ii
.I'ooa slpses !. ;seayie y yie.sd Saturday 3,
Henry Gsges, who has been for sev.
eeslyeArt contractor in Minnesota
and Dakota, and who has been ring,
leader. Two other indictments are
pending against him for running of
soldiers who were Witnesses. Gen.
S.pborn, Of s.. Paul, appears Is .t.
-torney les aest Of the accused parties
with hons counsel, and tie pfosecu'
tion is conducted by q. s. Attorney
iPe',,ps.d, Z !, ,Iof { Yslaktoe 4 IL!
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
rive Stock Markets.

Live Heck Markets.
CHICAGO.
ssi; CHICAGO, June "A.
.Hoas-Reosspss, 15 600; moderately ac.
-iisht. S7.ooe7.so; common to god heavy, M
ezI107.35. s.
CArrLE-Receipts, 1000; fair demand
and steady; good 70 cnoic smOosh steer.
eh7s@6.00 forty extra, t8.50Q7 o.;
butchers, e4.00@50.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Money ana stock MARKET.
New YonK, June IA.
Money a@s1s per cent; no loans.
& Gold 1l8ss.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14
New York. J u 4,

.ae New York. IT,
New YoRK. June II.
WHEAT-l@2c better; No. 3 Chicago,
el.lS@1. IS; No. q Milwaukee. u 1.17@l. 10;
winter rcd western, el.20@l ga
RYE AND BXRLEY-Quiet.
CoRN-1c better; mixed western steam
0O@82c. s.z.e-----A...---.z
OATs-Bulk, mixed western. 7O@72c.
PORK-Heaty, at 81 60@1885.
T. LAnD-Heavy, at 13as@18 l1-l8c.
WHlsKy-el.20.