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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
FOREIGN.
Emperor William Declares Ger.
many's Intentions.
EASTERN QUESTIONS.

London, Dec 32.-A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Pen, states that the
reforms adopted BY The preliminary confer
euce are very sweeping. They include The
admission Of christlsns In the Ottoman
army and the etIansforna,ion Of the village
OF Bdphiz into AEissian proyince uadsr
christian governor Opinion y pretty
equally divided - 10 whether the porte
viii yield to tho Recommendations Of the
powera The Times Geographic corres-
pondent represents that Aidhal's appoint
ment means moro vigorous action and .
resistance to undue foreign intaence.
9ERMANY's roslrIoN
Berlin. Dec 22-Emperor william
closed the session OF the German parlia.
ment to day with speech from the throne
He said, in reference to foreign afiatrs
The negotiations Of powers upon the east
ern question, IS far as proceeded with. jus
lsfy the hope ths, my efforts and the mu
tually concilistory and peaceful intentions
/ of the powers Immediately concerned will
\ he successful in solving the pending ques
Itions without prejudice to the good rela
tions existing Germany will continue Il
be friendly, and disinterested mediator
and will lend her cn operation for the at
1 taialnent Of this end.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
) DAKOTA NEWS.

Fsrs Times Bull doing and ballot
box slu;tipp Is not confined 10 Louisiana,
but has been successfully transplanted 10
Dskota, ss appears from the report OF 4
committee appointed 10 Investigate the
frauds at jamestown vt the last election,
The committee found tha, while quite n
number freely admitted ,ha, the election
There WAS fraud of the first magnitude,
but few could be found 10 make affltlHyits
10 specific facts. owing 10 threats Of the
democratic managers there, stating that
they were afraid OF their lives in case they
divulged anything TWO or three parties,
however, were found who had the reqni.
site back bone to make hfildsyits that there
are not to exceed 30 voters in the entire
county, and tha, there were not more than
GO votes polled altogether, including quite
4 number passing though on ! he train who
voted there. The pretended canvassing
board. after they had found out the re-
quired number OF votes, returned l51 as
the vote of stu'sman county just enough
to- elect Back, democratic candidate for
the council, and K.llcher for the house.
The poll list which was obtained by lii
Tie judcious tiguring, after MIR, kelleheF
had refused 10 exhibit IL, shows the names
of nine men who are residents of Wadena
county, Minn., the most of whom probably
never set foot on Dakota soil. Ii is also
worthy OF note, In this connection that
/ Mr Kelleher formerly lived in Wadena
county. himself. AT least 81, and probably
more Of the votes were polled by one or
/ two men, aud names manufactured TO cor
respond Somebody ou. there deserves an
oppor,unity-,o cboi their democratic ardor
| nstde the walls Of penitenliary, and We
sincerely hope they will gel it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22

members of the jury for malteasance
in Office. Julius Green told the wit.
ness the democrats had cursed the
police jury for beng d----d repub-
lican rascals. Some people came to
the plantation which he was and took
three colored men named Williams,
Hunter and Woods, and whipped them
for stealing sheep and corn, etc. Did
not see them whipped, but have heard
il. Williams broke away and ran
and vas shot al but not hit. The reg
ulators told these men they must be-
have themselves and quit stealing
and when he heard the regulators
coming, he jumped out o
the window bnt came back when
be saw whist they were, Capt, Banov
told the colored men they must orgauiz
themselves and break up. the stealing III
heard Of killing Isaac Mitchell and Gil
bert Carter Don't know who killed them
He Joined Capt, Barrow's club. he di'
remember stating tha, he voted the demo
cratic ticke. because he feared violence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
Reported Massacre of Maj. Ran
dali and his Command in
the Big Horn Noun
tains.
Gen. Sheridan Does not Believe
the Rumor.
A Baltimore Court Causes Local
Managers to Produce Pri-
yate kilograms.
From the Indian Country
REPORTED INDIAN MASSACRE.

REPORTED INDIAN MASSACRE.
Washington, Dec. 22-No inlorma
ton has been received =. army head
quarters in regard to the reported
massacre OF Major Randall and psI,y
BY Crazy Horses band, but + it is
thought the report may be true.
Breve, Col. Randall is with General
Crooks command aud it is feared he
may have been sent nn mission TO OBJ
tain scouts, and ran into Crazy Horses
band, for which Gen. Crook has been
looking for seme time. The story as
it reaches w Washington is that MAJOR
Randall and nearly all the lndians and
others OF his party were killed in the
Big Horn Mountains.
NOT CREDITED.
Chicago, Dec. 22.-The report ori
ginating in New York that Bozc-
man, Montana, special said Major
Randall and party had been massacred
in the Big Horn mountains is entirely
lscrcdi.cd by Gen. Sheridan. The
round about way in which the news
reached New York, is in itself enough
to convince him that the report is
without foundation. On Dec. l4th a
dispatch was received from Fl. Fet-
terman stativg that Maj. Randall was
at Reno which is about 70 miles from
| LEetterman. Bozeman is At least l00
| miles from Fettefaaa and vera this
report true the news would have an
doubtedly been sent east via Fctter.
| man.
IELEeRAxs PRODUCED IN COURT.
Baltimore Dec. 22-ln the supcri
or court yesterday the question pro
ducing the seegrams 10 court came
up IN the attachment case Of Clafiil
and Company, OF Ne" lork, agains
Robert H. Franklin, claimant o: good
seized rs thepropeny Of Geo. Hnghe
aud Company. The local managers Q
the Western Union and A. & P. tele
graph company were served with tn
usual summons to produce pspers
They stated to the court that tb
rules OF the company prohibited tn
production OF originals without a
order from the court, as they regard
ed kilograms privileged comA1unics
tions. Judge Dobbin directed ther
by oral order to produce the origins
te.egrams ard the order was at ono
, complied with.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
CONDENSED TELEGRRMs.

The South Carolina senate adjourn
ed sine die to-day.
Eliza Pinkston is still SO sick that
shec cannot be moved without en-
dapgering her life.
Gov. Hendricks says the reports OF
the Organization Of recent armed bod
les in Indiania are wholly false.
The Gen. Butler who was elected
United States senator by the demo
Gratis Of South Carolina is the Butler
Of Hamburg massacre notorIety.
l'ilden's plurality Of all the votes
cast is 2lf,4Sl. OF the Hayes votes
not cast in the bull1ozer states, no
count is made III reaching this aggre-
/ gate.
/ The house has agreed not to take
the usual holiday recess, but sin ply
to adjourn from the Saturday before
4 to The. "Wednesday after Christmas.
Nevertheless, large number OF mem
Z hcrs asked for. leave OF absence, and
( the house will be left without quo
rum.
Minister Washburne has presented
4 President Grants apologies TO the
Duke De Cazes, minister Of foreign
affairs, for the arrest at Philadelphia
Iof Captain Aufrye, naval attache Of
the French legation at Washington,
and deleg.te 10 the French commits
s5on to the centennial exposition.
Mr. Orion, president Of the Wes-
!tern Union telegraph company has
been suhpnnaed 10 appear in person
in New Orleans Dec. o6, before the
investigating committee TO produce
certain desired teleg+atas The ser.
geani-ai-a1ms has authority to enforce
all ncedfnl process in that direction.
The South Carolina democratic
house has instructed Hampton TO
issue proclamation calling upon the
Icitizens TO pay such persons as he
Imay designate 25 per cent, of the
ss.ate and county tax for the last 6xc4
year, and persons paying such tas
Ishall receive certificates receivable
for taxes hereafter.
This is the way democratic mem
Der Of the house answered sum
mons from Mr.. Hewitt, who wantet
to see him On urgent business: Tel
Mr.. Hewitt the last time met hin
on important business was not treat
ed by himtas one gentleman shoult
treat another. II he wants TO see IN,
he can come where ! am, and viii
teach him gentleman's manner"
~ A special from Columbia to tn
New York Times says: The curt cor
ircspoudenee ,ha, passed betwee,
Hampton and Governor Chamberlai
yesterday provokes smile from u
sides, but il is regarded as having n
lo,her significance than that Of puttin
Hampton in the position TO say tha
HE has made the formal demand fo
the necessary habil'ments Of gov
icrnor and has been refused.
X
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
New Yors M.rke .,

New York Market.
Tew York, Dee. q.
%HEAT-Il!gher: good export demand: No. 8,
Chicago ,priag 72Gti 2,i h,lvaakes issUl ~
winter red western AZ.
CORS-Fsrmer; new mixed wer'ern. tskQea
oATs-Firner; wsslcrD mixed and s'ss ss4
bic.
PoRK-Ae.ive s,d nrrnar A. j. ,pGsl72'
LARp-Firm.f d, 70 50.
wHiSKY-Its
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
WASHINGTON.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

Washington Dec. 22.-The house
judiciary committee was occupied to.
day in consideration of sundry pe,i.
,ions for relief from political dissbil-
titles and other matters. The com,
mlttee will probably be called to or.
der Tor special meeting TO consider
he sosiou of. the specf.a Iouisisaa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22

Now York.
New York. Dec n
Money pr cent
Gold lo'st.
Governments. dullana strong.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22

republican and WAS . member OF the
polies Jury. Wss Indicted With other
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
FERKY's $ COURSE,

Washington. Dee. 22-Sena,or
Ferry says that IN all cases where
conflicting electoral certificates are
known TO have been ISSUED no receipt
will be given by him TO either mes,
sengers. Cronn has not vet pfeaent-
ed his certificates.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22
A1scELLAHEous.
BURsEp TO DEATH.

BCRNEU TO DEATH.
Bangor Doc 2a-The heuse Of Asa B
Young, near Cherry hsid. wxn burned iss'
night. Gussie Young. aged u, and child
Negs burosd % dsssk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-22

committee declaring the returning
bonrd in contempt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09

David U-9 trv-- 2 7 u = f9c
cigar lat ~Iue-lay. E-1-r..us ~
dli Ii tina, las: Monday VS. ;he fist
tune he Wa ever called dad" IL i.
= fue boy apd weighs :! ~.
a, who van, their clock. repair
II, viii 81 vel to leave them a. the
Ia Cic!e Hue.
% l. Battle i Son have arrived
IN town WIKI = l4rse stock " ilruluE
Iaiplement>.
-TuvIett 4 Philips of st. Jce,
: stopped al the Valley House for NO
days this seek. They are Jolly boys,
and report bu,iuc>s nvriy.
A :,Scu.,y occurred in the Pos,
Otce last Wednesday uignt between
iutu, Ml>>cA aHi fellow IA LA,
Uueu hanging around the store. oil the
village Junr- Ike past wiu;rr. Inc
atiiIr Vi, auicaoiy SUITED - each cal
-, . q.
70 participate, nor va, anything All
a,our 1nsA-.
Ne have been informed TIA,
Faux pn,t-,. n br,,br, nth sr,y-
gi,h,i o,r-,x .a,.,. fr,p d.,,b
H. n..,, Ia, S,.,.rl,r .r.,;,, I,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

Y. y. Vaughn. plaintiff VS.. E. J.
Vaughn. Defendant. Dis ne, Court.
9Th District, 10 and for Webster Co,
Nebla.sa:
The above named NONRESIDENT de-
iendeni viii take notice THAI 40 ariioa
has been commenced and petition fled
IN the above cause, The object aud
ave of which petition Is that the
piai,'i4 Y. n. Faugha, may be d.
va!ce9 from the defendant. {. J.
Vaughn. and that she Is required to
answer a paead to sad petition o. or
before ;he tenth DAY Of Ar-il 1876
Y. T. VAUGHN.
b. JSe. r. WILCOX. Atty
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
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- 49, .- -. e..
Meeting :>t::--:o.l.-s
lINCOLN FL. %. ls-f-

LINCOLN Fc6. %, 1876.
In pursuance ola MOTTO, heretofore
given IA the Lincoln Journl'. the sub
subscribers 7" the cIptai stock Of the
Lucon, B-irrice an Republican Val
ley Railroad Crmg,Dy met At the III Q
If 4. keunard. n Lin,p.n. on this
p h lay at F-buary. l>16 for tue
pnrp">e of ei"cr'ng directors Of sad
company. ". ". wilson beng az
pointed chairman. and /. i. kennari
secretary, the following action WI.
had:
Owing 10 the flct of the absence Of
the sui >cnbers TO the capital stock
from ~aline county. occurring through
d misunderstood ~ Of the date o.,
m"euin= II va, thought br>t To ai-
,aiG meeting I'll, the ID b day IF
Marc. 1876 Fpr the purpose Of
re.tiug the views &c iho-e PRESENT upon
the question of j rectors. the sUlioxing
resolution Was If red and uuabiluou-ly
a1apt-a:
Lesoiro,', Ihat-he subscribers 10 the
capital stock of the l. ncoin. Beatrice
aud Rslu niican Valley Railroad Com
pany. are ia favor Q: the following
uau,td persons a. directors, they hav-
I'g consented To act IN said capacity.
S'its ga Der, Of Webster county; u.
". MONTGOMERY, Of Nuckpl :: f. :.
Pat. If iaayr, T,uiI> Castor. ofSa-
,ae, >auue G Osen I. / kenuard.
j v. ii4r;iv Il ". W. wilson, Of
Lancaster.
Afier WHICH the meeting adjourned
to The 18th day of March, 1876.
". ". wilson, Fres.
T. p. kennari. Sec.
-Loroln Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
Zee Ss.. 81 $3.50.

The Valley House 10 this place own
ed by }. {. WarIer, is offered for rent
or sale, as he wishes TO 90 out os tie
business. This hotel receives the pat
rongge OF nearly all the commercial
men tina, rrave. through thu, county.
also all the stage lines tina, come into
ihi. place. IL ha. oue % the hest ia
bles vest "f Lincoln Teru>, easy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
NOTICE.
Cltharine White
Sias VT te.

"
Siiaq Eh te.
You are hrrehy nD';fr tha, on the
y n day OF N:rh, l>76 Clrha-ine
Whit. plaintiff. fiji her petition IN
the pif: of the Clerk OF the District
Court, of Saii Webster county, Ne
hra-ha. iriyIng tina >he may tie IL
vorcei from y"G FOR the cause of x
,re1ne cruely rrarti ei toward, her
BY you. and for custody otminur chi.d
ron You a-e also n tiiei 10 appear
AMI answer >aii p"titi-n on or before
:ne lUrh iay a. April, 1876. or laid
petition viii ne aiken a true AMI
Judgment rendered acc ,r1inglc
tATu,RINE WHITE,
29-4t BY II :. kALEY. hrr Atty
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
LOCAL MATTERS
Arrival and Departure OF haii~
from the Red Cloud q. q.


from the Red Cloud =. q.
HASTINGS Leave Mondays
Ncdnceiar'- and Friday : a IN.
Mail closed 2 =. ~. Strives Tue
day Thursday ard Saturday. IL
HARVARD Lea7es Tu4-dsv's and
Friisv'> 6 r. m. arrives Tue-day'>
and Friday ): p. N. Mail closed
,. p. IL.
frankie, rninc east, Mondays
ard Thursday - r. IN. Going west
Tuesdays and Friday 10 a. u
PLEAsANT Hit leaves Thursday, 8
a III. Arrives Wednesday, 4 y. IL.
Mail closed 9 .. u.
JEWELL Kansas. arrives Friday,
J. u. Leave. Friday ! p. III.
Russell, kan-as. arrives THURSDAYS
II a. III. Leave. 1hur-day } .. ia
Office ceen from I until 6 p. ID.
Sundays.
Az registered natter mn>t he in
the evening fefnre the mails leave
NJ. h. MCNITT. 7. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every tr>t an! third Sab
baths # each month at Red Cloud
and lnavale, Il O'clock p. NJ. at
Red Cloud. = O'clock r.. az In
avale. Every second and fourth
Saht2'hs al Batin and HARMONY
Precincts. Rev. 4. Maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
}. I. Miner. Service second
Sabbath 10 carh month al II A. NJ
SABBATH School every Sabbath
morning at 10 4. NJ.
}. y. POTTER, Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09

A good two-s'ory Store Building
and 10, Good cellar under the nulid
ing, good location with q good well on
the lot. and occupied by a dry goods
store. the CHIgr printing ohce. and
a milliner -hvp VIII be -oId cheap
for cash. or easy terms. For further
information address NJ. B. McNTrT,
2,-f Red Cloud. Webster Co. Neh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
LEcIL NOTICE

John L u-cc> Ilt2ke notice .i.zr
.lI.ict. HUgE- III Oh the c;h day vi
February. 1916. RE IN the Cie-k o-Sc
oi The Di>Irfc' tpgr. o; Webster county
Nebra>ka, her re ,itic- ..e object aud
p-a.er o: which ! 10 Obtain e divorce
irnn you ~ nabIJgal l~Funsenne-> and
rg'r-rre c-geI,y. al-n paving custody
o. q ua- chilli Al al.u1uc.
I'm arc r-flIret - au--r- Saif pc
r'i"n IN O. ovirrc .he Sd t4y Il Apr
l>1j.
JCLtETT IR!GGS.
* { Ly IL kALEv. hsrat:aruav
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
NUIIfE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE, }
Bloomington. Neh. ;
E .p.l 49,

February III, 1907
Complain, having been entered al
this Office r. Arthur A. Pope against
Amos Robins for abandoning his home
stead entry. No. Oils. dated April
), ls.2. urop the north east quarter
Sec. -. township four lij. range pine
~ west, in, Webster county. Nebraska.
with q view TO the cancellation of said
entry. the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear 4, This Office on
the 9th day Of April 1876, at | o'clock
= m-, TO respond and furnish resti-
mony concerning said alleged absn-
dcnmen'. Deposition in toe above Ease
viii be taking. AZ the County Cle-s's
Office at Red Cloud Neb-. April 7, IS.s.
at | o'clock p M.
WER>TKR EATON, Register.
,Se3 EVAN VI oEfuISG, Receiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

John s. King will take notice tn a,
Nancy f. King. did or the RI DAY of
February, 1870, file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court IN Webster
Co. Neb-, her petition. the objec, and
prayer Of which is that he may be
divorced from you, for extreme cruelty
and also PRAYING custody OF minor
children and alinony.
You are required to answer said pc
tition on or before the 10th day of
April, 1876.
NANCY f. KING. hv
- It II. :. KALEY, her Atty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
For Sale at the
Brewery.
One good !u9iser wagon, cheap,
also good SEED Barley.

-Having disposed ofwy stock Of
Millinery Gonis and wishing 70 close
M MY business Immediately. | would
r~soec;fzlly request al whasre iaieb;-
ed 70 me to eAl At VI & McS;usre re-
,deDce aud settle.
SASAR 4. NCSsFIL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09

The highest mzrke; price pau tJr
butter and 2 ? at
aq-o, Mas. LCTZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.
Is nOmingtOn, NeD. ;
February ~. l>16

Complaint having been entered at
This otie" by James II. Miner again~r
Peer Radlcan fer ~abandouinr hi>
homestead entry, Nc. 1888. def, d
Dee. 9th, 1873. upon the north ea~t
quarter See 30, TOWNSHIP 4 north.
range Ten tl0l west, IN Webster Go.
Nebraska, with a view 10 the ~csnceila-
ton Of laid entry tie sad parties ale
hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 2l>t day of March. l>76.
at ! o clock =. H.. to respond and fur
nl>h testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
Jester EATON, Register.
21iw EVAN WORTuING. Receiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
NOTICE.
I. s. LAND OFFICE,
Bloomington. Neh.
E,hrr.ry .,h lS-f

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Compiaint having been entered at
this Office by Rebecca Z Timuin>
against Charles A. Sparrow frr a.,an
Goning his timber culture entry. No.
42G, dated April 9th. 1874, upon the
northwest quarter See 33. township {.
range ~ vest, in Furna> county. Ne
braSka, with a view 10 the cancellation
Of said entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at thi,
office on the 5rd day OF April. fS.6. at
9 o clock a. N, tn respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
WEBSTER EArog, Register.
- 1T EVAN WoRTHING Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09

L. 5. LAND OFFICE. J
B'comingt u. Neh.
IeI,ua,r S,b 1875

IttruafN Ntn. $40
Complaint having been entered At
this office by Geo. W. Thayer against
Francis Collagan for abandoning his
timber culture entry, No. AS dated
May 26'h, 1874, ur0n the norrteqS'
quarter See. -. township 4. range IL
west In Franklin county, Nebraska.
with a view To the cancellation of said
entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned 70 appear az this office on
the 9th day Of March. 1S76. at
o clock p. NJ. to respond aud iurni-h
testimony concerning said alleged
Abandonment.
WEBSTER EAToN. Register.
EVAN NoRTHING Receiver.
Dorsey 4 PRESSoN.
oS-it At'y> tar Plaintiff
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-09
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