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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
MARKETS BY TNEGRAPH.
Csseaxe. N
CHlcAeo. Nay q.

CoseaxNs
CHlcAoo. Maj. 81.
!, Wss1gas;! J, ~ ) s;i, ,s!i,s ,.a ,si,1e high.
regular s4ll@a5c, closed s;,s e,osea se.n st;e; &
a5a1c closed IS &c for June; .s..aa sn vssS oSe
closed SIC for July; rejected, s4c. W.
CoRN-Firm and higher; mixed, 6ous
e5a4c; No 2 fresh, 651ic; regular, e4@
CAS- clossd H.. outside; 90 st1{Ss4sc a elo,sd s.
for July rejected. el11 11l@6sc.
higher, closing arm; No.. 1S1lc closed
outside cash; 5Sal@ @591<c closed outside
for June ;1el @57c closed outside for July;
rejected, 5311<lD54c. -
RYE-NOminal -77---------
BARLEY-Weak and lower at $1.150
PoaKAFair demand, hrmer and .i50e0c
higher. closing steady; tl9,5o@l9eo cash;
1905 for July.
LARp-Moderase demand steady and
nominal; el400 cash or juno, 4ll.25 for
July, 414,t for August.
Bulk Quiet and firmer; shoul-
ders. 732sc; short ribs, 1l1tc; short clear,
Mn1sxY-Quiet and easy at &l.1e.
BurrER-Quiet, steady and arm for
choice; other grades a(A8c lower; fresh
aud extra, 25@2Sc; fair 70 good, slightly
! 'colored, 10000; low medium, 148l5c;
inferior stock, 111f@12c.
Eaas-14@16c. G
LAYER.
On Cali BoaN-W Wheat Unchanged. Corn
flrmer; $3.50 for June. Oats frm at 6Cc
for .Jtlnc.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
OFFICIAL cIvILlrIEs..

To-day Moseigneur Rancetti, accom-
panied by his staff and suite, with dis
tinguished citizens, called on the pres
ident. Afterthe introductionhem made
. short speech Of compliments. The
president responded and rendered his
regards and good wishes. The party,
after some conversation with the pres
ident, called on members Of the cabi-
net and were received with attention.
Finally they called on the Sioux In.
dians and had some conversation with
them. Aas,
THE PUZZLED REDS.
Spotted Tail and Red Cloud soy they will
hold council with themselves tomorrow
and discuss the propositions made by the
Secretary of the Interior to-day. They are
confused and say they don't understand
what the secretary meana when he tells
them that the government dies not intend
to force them to go. and then tell them II
they do not go the white people will be apt
to come into their country, and probably
'cODgTese viii withheld gthe 1ppsdprietlp1s
from tl9n. They all declapfha her viii
not q Gown p TIP IsdiaS terti1eFS and
that i viz taks allsthe ArrlE to nSvetHem
ther6 T6ey think, however, titeI wllljgct
along without the Black Hills, and yet live
on their own reservations.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
! i.

sAwM,LL AND srAvE FACTORY Bp.Yrn
TOLEDO, May 27.-Thc saxmill ana
stave factory Of Day, Meyers = Co.,
near Graytown, was destroyed by FIRE
this morning. Loss tl0,0o0; no in
surance.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28

S . $40 q! D:s ;,:,s !: aes' Co. Tn: g
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
FROM NEW YORK.
A CulyALROUs MAGELLAN.

A cHlvALRoUs WATERMAN. ~
New YORK, May 27.LLsst night
Henry Rex, i private watchman, shot
and Killed John G. NICK Kenna, aged IA
years, on Twelfth street, for teasing
him. Rex was arrested.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28

MnwAuxkn, May q.
FlouR-unchanged. $
WHEAT-Firm; No. 2, 90c Cash or June,
99c for July. !. :. s.
OATs-Fair demand at SIC.
CoRN-Firmer at &c.
RYE-Nominal.
BARLEY-Neglected.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
Wilson on His Travels

Wilson on His Travsla
CnErrsxs, May 27.-Yice.Pr resi-.
dent Wilson left for Omaha to-day,
and will leave next morning for Des
Moidess II IA S Jas siS \ u
A..,....., 1...rl IL 7s.. J. !. ] y, l.....
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28

New Ysrk Ns.sy aaA sssek Markes.
NEW YoHE, Nay n.
Money easier At 2ll@s per cent.
Gold lf8.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
Presbyterian General Assembly

CLEVELAND, May 27.-Rev. Mr..
Eyher offered q resolution which was
adopted, that this church resolve that
children within its pale Who are being
taught, are under the influence Ind
government Of the church, and are
taught its doctrines and rites; there
fore, when they come 10 the years Of
discretion and appear sober and
steady, they ought to be Informed sit
is their duty and privilege to COM
mune, and that we urge the parents
to attend to this, their children's du-
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
THE pUzzLED REDS.
APPOINTMENT

APPOINTMENT.
Jacob w. Weekly has been ap-
pointed -colleetoEof girterq&t revenue
for the ninth Illinois . listrict s3ice
Mathews, appointed supervisor.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
LATER.

On Cali BoaId-Wheas Unchanged. Corn
frmer; 85ssc for June. Oats 6rm Of Hk
for Jtlnc.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28

Exercises had nearly concluded
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-28
The Burning Of a Church
ut Springfield, Mass.
seventy-Five worshippers
Burned to Death.
Full Details Of the Appalling
Scene.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May s7'.-The
French Cstholicechurch caught fire to-
night, and'at least sixty persons we're
burned to death. The fire broke out
at six o'clock this evening. Much
damage has been done. The FIRE has
spread to buildings across the river.
Loss now estimated at $4,000, and
the fire is not yet under control.
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desire to get money without honest 10.
Dor, must have been the commencement
Of your career, and where you now stand
is the legitimate end. Your one year
Of life in this city has but illustrated
this truth. You have spent your time
and your money at the gaming table, at
the vestibule to the temple Of crime, and
the Unsuitable greed for money engen-
dered there has led you on to murder.
In this awful moment I know not how
to comfort or to console you. / can
give you no hope. You must die, and I
can only bid you to hasten and repent
of your sins, and to implore God of
mercy to forgive you.
It only remains for me to pronounce
the dread sentence that inexorable law
and even handed justice demands. On
" the infinite Lord knows how gladly
l would escape the responsibility Of ut
tering these fatal words. But duty COM
mands, and though the hardest task Of
my life, unainchingly. obey. Now,
therefore the sentence Of the court is:
That you, William n. Stears, alias
"Red," be removed from the court room
and detained in close custody in the Jail
Of this county, and thence taken on Fri
day, the thirteenth day of August, An
no Domini, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy five, to the place fixed by
law for execution, and then and there,
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ,
and 8 o'clock P. M. of said day, be hung
by the neck until you are dead. And
may God in His infinite goodness have
mercy on your soul. -s,.gs +
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The jurors Of the Grand Jury at this
term Of the court presented On indict-
ment charging you with the murder Of
Franz Warl, late Of The county Of Lewis
and Ularke and Territory of Montana.
Upon this indictment You were arraign.
cd and plead not guilty. Thereupon
able counsel were assigned to make your
defense. A trial befofs an honest, i'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

acted to Z. Then followed Wabash with
an advance from i4S to lsK, Suddenly
the stock declined to llK and closed at
that figure. Erie was very conspicuous At
the opening and advanced to S51, but after
many fluctuations closed at SIS, Atlantic
q Pacific Telegraph was more active than
usual Of late, AMI advanced from 2l1f to
20, the last sales having been ut higher fg.
ures. The Hannibal 4 st, Joseph shares
were active, common ranging from s6A to
500 and preferred S5Jt to 81. The common
closed ut 2sJl and the preferred 80, ohios
rose to 906 and closed ut q reaction Of |
per cent Atlantic & Pacific preferred I'd
yancel from ll9t to l57l, and afterwards
lost the Improvement, Western Union ut
the opening advanced To II, subsequently,
declined to 7594, and closed ut 76N, Pacific
Mail was active early in the day and rose
to 45lI, but after many vibrations dropped
Otto l234a49Js, Ut which figures the final
sales Of the day were made, Northwestern
rose to lGSS, fell of to 45h, recovered to
45JG, and closed at.l67S- Lake Shore open
ed at rs aud closed at 7SH, Rock Island
ranged from lO6A to lO5X, with the last
sales at 1861. St, Paul common advanced
from IS to 3SJs, declined to S6Ss, and closed
at $685.. Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central rose from 81 to az, with u slight
reaction ut the CLOSE, New York Central
sold at lOl throughout the day. North
western preferred ranged between 6sI1 and
500, aud 81, Paul preferred 90 to 6Gk, Mis-
souri, Pacific luCtuated between 4SHalSK,
The other changes were slight The ac'
tiyity In New Jersey Southern was caused
by report that tho Baltimore 4 Ohio was
negotiating for the purchase Of tho road,
and the weakness in IACiGC Mail waS In con-
sequence Of report to the effect that tho
Panama Railroad Co. will not accedC to o
division Of freight rates, on tho ground that
tho Panama Company should have half tho
rates assigned the Pacific Mil Co. The mar
ket closed excited and unsettled, The sales
to-day aggregated 4sS,OOO shares, Of which
10000 were Union Pacific, $1,000 Eric,
81, 900 Pacific Null, $1,000 Wabash, $4,000
81, Joe common, 10000 ohlOS, 1000 Lake
Shore, 10000 81, Paul, 1000 New Jersey
Southern, und 10000 Northwestern COM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

nuncation Of the word, HeWas grinping
with all his might when the teacher said
"You amt got the right words
"Wh.ah-atP and he bore down on the
bFazep-faeed youth a look calculated u
freeze him 70 the bone,
"lndian is the word. There Is no such
word as ingtn,p said the teacher,
20, there isn't, hey2 tsarcasticallyl
You know, Of course. You know all
about it, Yon pimply-."
HRut, my dear sir II"
"YOn needn't apologize to me-" shout
edthc old party stamping the floor with
his cane, "Who DO you, any way, put,
ting on your airs about nle2 l could
twist your scrawny neck of Of you in two
minutes, you white-livercd puppy, you"
"But, my dear sir, let me ex--p
III tisn't iniin, il itp ground out the
old chap between his teeth, "lts some
thin else, ! suppose, D, yes you know,
Of course. And nice one you are with
YOUR eddicatiOn. Why don't your mother
send back them apples she borrowed a
month agoY'-anl he looked around the
store with triumphant glare Of sar-
casm,
"But Just hear me-"
"hear yOnl Who are you, anyway
What's your fatheF9 When's he drawed
q sober breath, | should like to know
An where's your smart brother, Ben 7
In prism somewhere, I'll DO bound, Oh,
l know yer hull family like book, And
a wuss'lot than they arc can't DO found
in this ReighbOrhoOIl; an you just put
that in your pipe and smoke II, you
egregiOus ass, Talk to nc about spellin',n
and the old man, stamping his cane
again, stalked passiOnately out Of tho
store,
Tho lesson was then postponed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

BALTIMORE, :Atarch 20. E'lour-sleady
and frner; western snpOtfne 81 26R4 76i
do extra 81 OOa5 10; do family 81 5OaO 70.
Wheat.-E'irner; No. | amber western 81 80
al 80; No. q, 81 GOAT 81, No, l red 81 2Gi
No. q, 81 81. COrn-Eitmi western mixed
SIlSc. Oals--Queti white western G6e;
mixed do 0Gc. RyeAFirm 1T 81 0Jal %:
Itay-Dull; Pennsylvania and Maryland
i0a92c. pFOvisionS-SlFOng. POtk-Stcndy
at $50 bOa2i on. Hulk Meats Firm; Shout
ilefs sasHp. clear rib ilaitH. nacon--
Stealy; shoulders DagI1r, clear rib i2ht,
ilams5-i 4albc. Iard--QuieL At tiaidA.
lIuLter-Dnll; western tubs anil rolls al
iSn21c. PetrnleNm-Dnll and nominal ut u
7Nc. CoGEee-Qniel; Rio cargOes al i6A
alSc Wlisky--steadyi western 81 l5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
Things Worth Knowing,

Sound travels at the ratio Of l,ll2 feet
per second In tho air, 1000 In the water,
1900 in cast-irOn, 400 in steel, $4,000
In glass, and from 4I6S6 to 1900 in
wood.
Mercury freezes at $50 Fahrenheit, and
becomes u solid mass, malleable under
tho hammer,
The greatest height Mt which visible
clouds ever exist does not exceed ten
miles,
Air is about $40 times lighter than
common water.
Tho pressure Of the atmosphere upon
every square foot Of tho earth amounts to
1850 lbS, An ordinary sized man, sup.
posing his surface to DO IA square feet,
sustains the enormous pressure Of SO,SiO
lbs,
Heat rariiies air to such an extent that
itcan bc made to occupy 1000 times tho
spnce It did before,
Tho violence OF the expansion Of watCr
when freezing Ia sufficient to elevate a
globe Of copper Of such thickness as to
require a force Of 2S,0O0 lbs. to produce u
like effect.
During the conversion Of Ice into wa
ter, lao degrees Of heat are absorbed.
Water, when converted into steam, In
creases In bulk 1900 times.
One hundred pounds Of Dead Sen wa
ter contains 40 lbs, Of salt.
The mean annual depth Of rain that
falls ut tho equator Is 100 inches,
Assuming the temperature Of the inter
Tor Of tho earth to increase uniformly al
tile rate OF 10 for every 40 feet, ut the
depth Of 10 miles tue degrees Of heat
would be sufficient to fuse all known sub
stances.
The explosive force Of close confined
gNnpowdcr is six anil a-half tons to the
square inch.
The greatest artificial cold ever pro
duced Il Ol0 Fahrenheit.
Water obstructs one.half Of the perpen.
dicnlnr rays OF tho sun In II feet, and
threefourths in 81 feet, and less than one
thoushndth part reaCles the depth Of zoe
feet hence the bottom OF deep water Ii IL
total darkness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE
or TuB
CRESCENT MILL

D,,rs,,.ul Ia a dOnd NJ IEnsI nf Tim EIlEgllENT
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gN tS ~ !nO n.y., SiCL v,,,S. r ,' ,Lo ~,
Io sN, " VIZ IiOnn ,MN,lS. n,,i R6Icrl rrSnpC
Hetagneu a n ~ T to wv sSyIns IOSn by
trustees Wy NY HI.Il ~ MI Sn,,,,, IvS
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A ale WY ehIgISa ny W. i , iS XII s,nai
W.T. lbti HPI9.lth Ilcu ~ wy I,Ase W." S'''"
o. james D. WhUII ueevaaeuJ Wln""
Saturday, the 2Otll hay OI MNy,
1873,
NJ rroni l",r ~ Nh cmvt ljn,I,e N Tlhlo cointy,
WEI IA N mill" aneIion In NM hiGhesi md bCst
Nina liz nrHncTlv SonySvcd Ia M Ly ihG ali
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wv tv Sm M irsS wv ~ TSyrSl ~ IanI mi.
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in,,I6,n1nI"s S"d rotInn,"TIS ,HTinntnI 0r In am
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t,Irim, ~ 6pIviie0es NJ ar IeiSnging Ia Tia
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Nv SS%,S Tenn, liza irsSi LSni hei1ro dCsrFibeI.
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ih"i IInS peTih iiIzS, Vsst ii mills ia iLo aid
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A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF
Valuable Household Furniture,

Tho undersigned Aalgneea In HankTuplcy o.
Thomas Sweeney, Bankrupt, will under and "
virtue Of an Orer VI the District Court Of the Uni,
ted States Of the District Of West Virginia, proceed
10 HellaL public auction, at the Te.llOncs u aid
Thomas Sweeney, on llaln street ~ tue Guy 81
Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, thslal Day Of April, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A, ~, all tho Household
Furniture n ald rsldonce, CondSllng Of CaFlela
PaFlOT, plnlng.rOOn Silllng-rOOm, llei.TOonl, Hall
aud Kitchen Furniture, Also, ono Piano
An opportunity h Olbrel the public by tho sale
Of this largo assortment VI Furniture, CaEpell 6c,
ION ani WIli b sd Without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE-C Cash rs 10 all sums Of 80 and
under aud on credit Of slx months " 70 al sum-
over $50, the purchaser giving note with approved
security, bOAripg Interests a: J; CLAhkE
Assgneai,
J. C. lIRRVEY, AetulOnCOF, nlF90-bOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

FoR SALE

DOR SALE
Tho CITY Of ParkOrSblg Oilas for ale q ElW
MACHINE SHOP, BOILER and BLACKSMITH
SHOP, with their contents NJ they stand.
Tho Machine Shop u twORn half story brick,
metal rOOi, u by 50 ieGt, on heavy Stone iounta.
lOni walls u, n and IS inches thick Columns Of
tic ilFSt story stand on independent stone IOunua-
HE Roller and blacksmith shop d ono story
brick, mOal FOOi On stone foundation, ~ by y laCl,
Tho Machinery and Tools consist IN part Of Que
Engine and Boiler complete; 100 feet shAlling,
hangers and PulleyE; AVO lAthes with Tools cunt
Hei6; ono largo FlaneE one Drill Pres Vices,
SlUaun Hammer, plpe Cull0T, Boiler and Sheet Iron
Shears, Lathe ChuCks, ManlrOlu, Tools ShCar, DC
BlarkAnith'I Fan and Tools complete.
The above buildings were substantially butt "
OKpOFlunpl mechanics, about louTleGn months
since, especially for Machine and l0ileF shOI., al
cost II S1I,00 and aru tho best situated aud ar.
ranged Of any similar buildings In tho Slate, and
now In operation,
Tho lot Ii 50 by no fOCt, On KanRWha street, =,
80. II. L. side track, and tho kAnaWlla nVnr III
front, ~ iet alley oil tho sllO, and Two squares
from the steamboat landing on tho Ohio river,
This property isIO iavnr1bly situated that II w,
unsurpassed advantages for transportation Ny mll
" water at all soaNOns, and Ors mp lIdncnnenlA
10 lhDsu looking for an Investment Of Ills klhd'
@. II. sIIATTUCK,
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MArClt EXTRAORDINARY.
iIOw Dnnburinlls Spell "IiltIinil.T

How DanburiIiIs spell "liltIitlil.'
An impromptli spelling school was In
augnrated III Merrill's grocery, Saturday
evening. A young man WHO, last winter.
aided Mr. Couch IN the management oil
the North Centre school, conducted the
class. The frat word lie gave out was
laiiaa.
Tie arst man said, DIN, in, d-i.n, din
lndtn.' III
The teacher shook his head @Nysll /
declare, / thought ! had IT, said The
speller with keen disappointment but
he picked up when the second man start
I'd, and eyed him with considerable atxi-
ety.
The next man, with desperate earnest.
9e'', said, "t.n, IN, de, dc, indie, u-il, lltl-
Ihdcun"
,rhenhc sighed, and gaxed ahxiodsly at
the, teacher, while an old party at the
end OF the bench, who was watching the
efforts with derisive amusement, turned
the guid In hismoulh aud said;
nYOu amt wilhina roll ont; but 30 on;
let's some more try"
inc IsuCueF lOlu tie second Hpollef tnNl
he also had iailcd, whcrcupon lie sighed
again.
Then tho third man took hold. lie
squared himself upon his scat, and hold.
ingnp one finger, licked of the letters
With becoming solemnity, "a follows
"l.n, in, d.d.d.a da, india, In, in-fn-
DAM
The old party OH the end Of Tic bench,
who had been lettering on the pteCipicC
Ola laugh while this effort was being put
forth, sniCketed right out in a loud gtitiaw
al its conclusion.
well, that's q spell for you, ] mus
say. And then he laughed again. Thu
.Fellcr said nothing, but he grew very rel
IN the face when his failure was m
nCnnccd, and cast q balciul glance At III,
olg party, whose turn had now come, ant
Who said:
And now I'll tackle that little word,
and he smiled all over HE face, while hi
eyes twinklcd with mctfiment, and look
ing sideways from one 10 The Othet Il
rapidly spelled
len In, g.i.n gin, Ingin."
Hissmile detpcned ihloa broad gin a
he watched tho chatgtin flash 10 lhl
Sountenancc 81 the other spoilers who ha
psen mialed all the time on Z wrong pr,
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