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, 1876-09-30

KOsCIUsCO COUNTY, IND.
WsnsAw, Ind, Sept. 20.-The Kosrlusco
County Fair ias reached it, fourth lay. The
attendance Is immense, tho tcket-scllcrs being
kept busy in supplying Tickets. The exhibition
is \ Success In every particular.
The rsccs tt+lay were all that could bc de-
sired, the track cltg III fnr condition, aud the
nurses apparently anxious for the rcd rihl,uu.
The trottng racr, 1880 r1as., was taken iu three
straiEht heats BY Flying Morgan, Jr. Time,
3:tH, 3:V1, al.
In tile running race Sleepy Janp took the
money In 53,St FL, ard 81.
III ease the weather s,ulils good for tomorrow
the attendance will lie larger than ever before.
, 1876-09-30
FOND DU LAC COUNTY, WIS.

Il
FOND pU LAC, Wis, Sept. 20.-The Fond l,l
Lac Cuunty Agricultural md Mechanical So
cscty sms Just closed lis twenty.fourtl, annual
fair. 1t has bren complete aud perfect suc-
cess in every particular. The cutrics hayc num-
Ierctl about .,5O0, unl sltc attendance las eoI,
Very lArgc. II Ii ntlinittcd utl ull sides that
our county fair surpassed tho Statc Fair this
year, bolh ~ IN exhibition nM1 rs tu attend
AtiSp.
, 1876-09-30

DAYTON, O., Sept 49.-Tho Southern Ohio
Fair closed to-day. Thu weather llas continued
fine. The attendance l,as been go,,t', md tho
fair more successful than was anticipated. In
tue running race cnnl1nt.ca fru yesterday, jack
llarsaway was declared winner In te Second
heat.
, 1876-09-30


La CROSSE, Wis, Sept. M.-lbfs morning =,
0:So o'clock, tho largo louring-,nill osneI b,
Thompson & Williams, ut Lancsboto, s1Jnn
caught fire from tho smutter, und w.s tot,,
DESTROYED. The luss Is csti1nntcd at sl,ryo.
some insurance, hut how much Is moi sfatsg'
Three hundred barrels Of i|o,1r and bctTsrn ts.
6,O0o md. 5000 bushels Of what arc ulso s d.
, 1876-09-30
DROWNED.

6psefd! N.t1.ch to 1ae IrfbuHe.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. D.-Tho body OF Capt, A.
Mott, Of tic schooner ANN Robinson, WIS
found IN tho river today. 1Ic lived ut Benton
llavbor, Mich, and leayes wife ind four chit
lreu.
, 1876-09-30
AT OSHKOSH, WIS.

Special Dlspasch 70 1ne Tribune
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 2o.-A stosu on NAH
street, unoecupfc1, was destroyed to-tlay by dt
II belonged to Buscle. Also the residence
u. Meyer, ,-...,. :.
, 1876-09-30

TIE t11 1klsI1f3 " II,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. m.-sparta, In tbs
State, Was visited by serious lire last ntcla
which destroyed the fremont House, Lee 1
palmcr's livery stable, ticllrr's store, ail otA9
buildings. The loss Is estimated ut $4,000
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
1t Stopped the Cough and saFeti
the Child.

We have rscentl, had occasion to try tho VII
,neof Hale. Cough Cordial in our family. a
llliie Won, sick with The prevailing ievGr, WA,
ahicted With the most distrus. sing conpl ahiei
gase hiin no rest, night or day We hays fitllt
ialth IN @raient medicines. and seldom much Il.
Try Them; but someihing had To b. done A. fss
oons.an, couHn prevented his recovery We ac
cordingly procurrcd.a "A BOTTLE OF the Cordial from
the agents, and commenced Its u-- according IL
aire lio1s; The effect was marked fr,,n tas, VERY
hthl M anu 'he ehilu that nigh, enjoyed rel est-
ing sleep. and by the ncxt nigh, tterc was -6arc,
Avestigr of the coagh cit. II this fl mir -iln
pie q what the medicine VIII do il- growth n
Fres Pres.
sold and ssrrsrted nv Mia, !, rartY
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02

London, Nov. l-1his being all.
SAINTS d.v, there will be no continen-
tai markets.
cARp1SAL ANToSELlI DANGEROUSLY
Reuters dispatch from Rome says
that Antoneli is dangerously i'll.
Members of the diplomatic body went
to the vatican yesterday to inquire as
to his condition. A dispatch from
Rome to the Daily News says Cardi-
aal,Antonelli is dying. His holiness,
the pope, on Sunday, ordered CON
sul,a,ion OF physicians, who declared
the cardinial's case as hopeless HIS
relatives were summoned to his bed
side and found him unconscious.
FRESH COMPLICATIONS.
The Pail Mall Gazette to-day prints
the following very prominently:
We believe the statement that an
armistiee WAS signed yesterday is in.
correct. The Russian ultlmalum
seems to have interrupted arrange
tncnss on the point of completion
when it arrived. In all probability,
the signature is only delayed.
HANGING FlgR.
Paris, Nov. I-ConstantiHople a1-
vices oi 10 days date state the arms.
tieeis as yet unsigned.
The Russian ultimalnm was only
driissred . The porte yestoraiy.
MoSTENEGRiSs FIGuT1SG
The NJ ,ntenegr,ns are bombarding
Podgarl,z4. The Montenrgrn army
has penetrated into Albania, bv way
of Medan, cutting communication be-
tween Pudg .r,tza and Scuua.
THE PORTE uAs ACCEPTED.
Heigrade, Nov. l-Diplomalio Of
fcials here state that the porte has
accepted al armislice of two months,
and ordered its army commsnders to
suspend hostllities.
THE FIGHTING or THE Turks COMPILE
NEErED.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Daily News
correspondent with Tehernayef's
army ielcgraphs in highly eompli-
mentary terms Of the fighting Of the
Turks in Sundays battle, aid says
| the significance OF Servis's defeat is
not easy to estimate. Russian Off
GERS are leaving, declaring they viii
not defend the cause of u people SO
destitute of martial spirit aud so pu-
sillanin Gus. The Sereians are terri
bly, demoralized.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
] !. NelILll.. k.rRi.
N-sc NJ. Paul
takiRton
sioux Gtty
COY yFr rs.

~ z T TraHsfet With ra!on r1ctar Rial
? A. fiaar II BiaHs. W Ii fIsBss- ciiy, st .Ipy
,pfi nhnr.l siaits Railroad far ~. Louie and ail
1otnt- -1uin
3 - 'i4ss1ur yaliey with chicago i North.
SeStafi itsliWty iyir chicago ara I'D points -,s
a7i I17lRa e.IFII 1ad i541 . 5 7II56e7i TiaFI
etds steamers li,r apIer Missouri rivitr, luriAg
'iaylsalii'e z aud mifh stages for alpoint In tb
\, BJttr witt o,nsaa aud Northwestern &.
R tpr p5lsaa asst Neutfiefu Nshrassa,
y So Frcmaut, Nep+awat8tr ttnl1n Pacifc s.
( In ~ lViHie Nsef. sBa fbr Pacific c-a-i
NlfneF, gitt >tfsfs T3f Sori1lh AID NIT
liitni 'Tu Npri nern se3ltasi;4
!st eaF net-t- raf yla So. \ Il
T. ELL, tg,i r se
ai.i.,s;s.ir7- a:i-ssi.-4- -.-,-- ,-tr,,-tot
~ BEfSi}S, Pss-.fts@t As3nt, sioux GitY la
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
Rublic Debt Reduced Three NIL.
lion andaa Third.
SECRET RAILROAD NEEDING.

In regard to the conference yester-
day of railroad magnate,, Vice Pres.
ident King declined to say ANYTHING
more than that the managers had been
|in session all day without accomplish.
ling any definite results. A good de-
gree of harmony had prevailed dur
ling all their discussions, but what
would probably bestbe result Of their
deliberations he could not say. An
|ether meeting will be held ta.aaf,
but Dir. King aud Nj Vanderbilt de-
slined to state 1t what place.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
THE INDIANS.
MILES VICTORY CONFIRMED.

Chicago, Nov l-Au Official re-
port from Col. Hazen, comm ndiug
at fort Buford, under date of Ocio.
Der n, giving an account Of Miles
hight with Sitting Bull, has been re.
celved ~ General Sheridan's bead
quarters. The report agrees with
the associated press report Of last
night, and says the number of Indian.
killed were five.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
Gb.ra.e.

If'caso, NoN+ j
FLOUR oaiet snd rneiang,d
GRAls- Wheat, ncliye. uus- ttcd and shafe
iowsr NO I ilsh9ill; No. 2. eeulnr /, d
iss.; sti' eQe IftaM1 la, clos q, oataide
prices; or HosRm'.er l3}.Gsl IA clueed 3s. /:
Tor December l4ii December nvw No 3. o.;
new roJ.cFe 4 Corn Act We anq es.iyr; high
mi1ed HhF1"a; No 2. 4eh@,45. closed made
fs ca-h o. Sv'nfber AL. 43s, clored }.4s
<3a for iJeermher; ri cted 4a.I4aL O4..
mo "a y active We nd over No. Q a25. a
81. closed ass taa !, lor cssh 32s. for Noyeu.
her or pecembef. s,itt d n .0Yea Ryc
lower, No. 9, "a B4rIsy low.r No. "a ior ca b
or November; sl9aGs.t,, closed 81 Tor December
PRoNlsloSs-Pork. fairly sc,ive and shade
higher le bSl5i6 % Tor caFh; is J6l Is 20 Tor No
rcmher; u sIh@ib 10 for The year Lard mod,
erately active aud higher, sasi ass rs fer cash .
sa'aDa " tor November; y so for December.
a'l<5o 40 for thcye bulk ments. shoulders
ske4sS, short rib six short ciears... Butter.
dull iiandweak; fresh dairy 7.SB25 goodeso choice
2oat2a. Eggs .2eat2a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
new York Market.
Nv YORK. NY i

New York, Nov. i.
FLOUR Dull
GRAIN Wheat dull, prices in buye,. lyor
No. !, spring. 2oasi 30, Na, ., Chicago new
held n; winter red western 2aas8l II Rye,
qdiei ver'asn. t2Q7s. BARLEY, dull Corn. quiet
western mixed ungraded o6As5eia; mi1eipo
grade Sd,4 yellow western ungfsdyd TO- uA,s,
western mixed and state so31G47La
PRoViSloN,-Ee Eggs frm, estera 1s92s. Pork
arm Al l7to; Lard, Arm Mt 100.
WHISKY Hesys Nli3a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
Liyerp.e,.

Liferpool, Nov. /.
pssurrs~Qnieta and lower. Flnu1- "a. q aas.
Water vhest, We sdDios I'd; sptingS 3d9io.
white, los sd0los I'd. club los adGols. Corn
aes @ass sd.
Paov,s,oss--Pork. ;6s. Lard, x7s Sd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
, e l. + @ r "A PHIC.
4 O'clock. a. M,

By,reasoA Of a storm cast OF Oma-
ha last night, lelevraphic communi.
cation was much interrupted, hence
our report is very slim. Two inches
Of snow were reported at Council
Bluffs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, NOV (.
FLouR-Inacuve. but nominal.
GRA1NrWhea, opened unsettled; No. 81 1917
fecember l5ls; No ., e6. Corn, lower At A,
Oats, easier atai. Ryelower a, eIl. Barley,
steady At sTIS5
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
wHtsnf-weak and lower, 90


"hca', nc. higher; corn &c. higher; o.,- $40
ss for cash pork lower, Il - for IN. year; lard
easier, a6,i ipr The wear.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
EIsoNI YANhroN


lsare sioax city al i.4u y M, and arrive at chi.
cNGnBi 3tup M
frrcpoti
eaa-crlser- leaving Catcaeo, bonmd ws., Al =. -
!h slA lit iBinois Central tairoad will ARMY.
~ al0pA tlY thc n@Si day n lu A. II,
IN accommodation tFAin wifi leave SIehx Ity
ohi NtSpl sat#fdaNs, ni5,31 p IN coniteciinr
3hS'4-e ttF-ragHt ttain- ~ Fort Dodge
t-s'r+-ts frAFilis lingo al anr. m, attiye
a. sioux tiiS ~ Z tDA. m
Eaiis E5li,& earl ef'nnsc nj Chicago with all
Hnsir ~ ,'tire't, Ctrveiind. Baiiaio. Niagara
w - t1l2 4.lIz-: III aatptis Hnitirnbre art-
-. ~ ssM hofk, iio-lun and MA parts oi tho
i. e3Alscts y WalerEoo With yrsinr on
Gtt tliaf atl- Anf Nlnhtrep, Bfanth ..1eav!nr
8tsSGt{N8 ~ e w AZ m. and ARRIVING AT Mona at
d%1 a = connecting with Mitm 4ukra Il st Paul
L.slIIt!e l1AtlIsi ii arfisiuH al 81 Paul al D. IS n
my, pd diHAraVtl- nj $40 b. M
ihiiscfi'inr 'fe mad At ffoeInrt w,th train.
~ ~ iti69te t.WlTai tallrpnd main liue saylnY
fts2,pnts II ~ n arriving al t.alsphurg ai
; ; I, Z pis lse@flnhpm; rilns.on at I p M kook
isi9'ta ~ aep N. Quincy atp ~ pm str.oni-
st 70 i an'i cairo ~ .i5 Il m; conn~nilng >.
GAire wtth trttasfp Arm9 9hl. NASHVILLE Vlrk.
hHtR doplie. Sew Orleans. ana
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02

most hungry and voraclous and quar-
rclsome beasts ga board, forgot their
hunger and barely opened their eyes
when food WAS thrown to them
Two birds, babos, a. species of peli-
can, came on board while we were
lying in the vortex. They must
have been drawn down while attempt
ing to fly over US. The parrot was
the only thing on board that
seemed at all 10 enjoy, the surround
ings.
SELLING BRIeHtt.AHt r III 81 PROPERTY
sali Lake, Nov. -Four carriages,
three wagons, one pair Of mules, one
span OF horfes, one harness and three
cows, property Of Brigham Young,
sold to. day at public auction b. the
commissioners, to pay the award Of
the court in The Ann Eliza case,
brought $l,ll5. further seizure
OF property will be made.
SCHOONER lost.
Gloucester, Mass. Nov. 1.-The
Fishing schooner r a. Smith reports
a loss OF three Of the crew in the gale
of October 10th.
AN ENGLISH THIEF KILLED.
Utica, Nov. l.-Harry Hardaker,
English thief, under five indictments
for burglarly in this CITY, who has
been fugitive for sighteen months,
jumped from the Atlantic express near
ofiskat'y tonight and was killed.
FIRE AT GRENADA.
Grenada, Miss. Nov. IA fire
here last night destroyed sixteen bus
mess houses, mostly frame. Loss
unknown
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02

ii Nd, ,n,n.d ,nec,i,,os l,,.ly enl,n,n
All, q in ore a, Wm n yaa,la,h,l,,.
bo,,se Iris morn,no the resnl, =,
uh,oh il nnlcndun o.
hoAsl his hs y sshkp'
Kansas CITY, Nov l-Reports have
reached here OF the lynch'ng Of Two
morse thieves, w. + n!ton and Hunliey,
IN Wyanuot,e, Kansas, Sunday morn
'ng' oya v'g1l.nt conmi''re. i ls t
also stated that three aore OF the
band have been captured aud served
me same way.
REPUBLICAN -SehtS.ffeSs fs7NEH-
YORK clrY.
New Ya4k Aav1-TAe renubl-
e,ns bave ,a,n;,,,ed f,,ll and s,r.ia !, ,
ana o.,nn,v -, c. Iah,,
A. DIX is the candidate for uayor
aud Ex Collector Thomas Murphy
9candida,e for county clerk. The re-
mainderof the ticket ha. local fame.
THE RAILROAD sulrs.
The ,nat,on ro,,ed ..s,.ra, ho,a.a
r,,ana Iarranas - .ha s,'nr.,.,.
c,nr, !, ,hs sm;, hro,rh, lv (, w
Ce,,r r. - de,srr,,ns H.
of ccr,a,n bonaho1ders of New a.
la.ns %nr,h Was,esn N,ss;s.;n; @
Central railroad for an INJUNCTION
against the Illinois Central railroad
is denied.
Ia the suit Of Aaron S. Bright
and others VS.. the Chicago, Milwau.
kee, aud ST. Paul railroad company,
commenced in 1868, to establish the
claims OF $4,000 900 of bonds of the
I,aCrosse and Milwaukee railroad
company, Judge Lawrence has de-
MED the motion made by plaintiffs
caused to remove the case to the
Ufnited States circuit court.
ruR,1c DENT sr.rrursr
~, - - ~,
80. "s".'s .u''' :. ~, -, Wy - , 'e
- 40. sIae. n,a,'a s.'a'as 30 asa ,ao 'euuo.'on
~ 'Db ~, :, = soooo'ios .nn ae'su..l oua
=. 80 - ha1oa lu 50 80 90, a.,e &C. ; ~
81 ,e''' oa'l'le' sis'.ol 80 80 spee'-
-. * ''..ss .: = 'oa .e'''o' w io'
.,n pl,',vl Up nnn " ''a.a.es - uel,os,'' aa
~. sa,'p1o'ooo' 10 .',p eee' ''noa,es' s'o'
sss, ss, ~, -, .,n uu.s'a''''''e lesai 'e"ae's'
80 'o2o' -
Washington, Nov six per cent
bonds, t9s4 99a,G5o; five per cent
bonds, Slls,3so, ,4oo; total coin
-hotitis, si,o9d 52p, ,lVoi fhwtul money
debt, s2,olo, 24o legal tenders, 1867,
~. -, uo,,' -, - ~ ',e9 y u'''.l's ~
a.s. ean,,n;.s,oners m nar, g IA
ss3 100. ,o,ai without in,e, esr s4;n.
ZOO ose. ,n,.l an, - ,ea
ara Y.e' ,,,.l ;n,s,as, 3at,-Y
M. e..t, l. ,r...nr, aa,,
81 as7 oo7. cash n ,-s.s, 49,
1,,.r.,.ar ~, On, o,e. a.a,i
,h.,os,,s h.ll ,or r1d,.,n,,l,o, !, e 80
i.6..tes of d,ns,, tIuGIr 600. 80
,.l IN ,re.snr, &lae 53s Al. AL.
less cash IN treasury r. oa2 }sG 5-5.
deorease of deh, dnr,ns 0c,oher "a
3sS. 139: decrease Of deb, since .Tune
31lth ri, 5Bt, gt)s. bond, ;ssnaa -
Pacific railroad comn,nv ;n,eres,
payabie ip lawful money princinal
outstanding. t64, ,823,5l2: interest &C.
crued and not vet paid. 81 .292 41O:
interes. paid by the United States,
1890, o,S02;l8; interest repaid By
transportation Of mails, etc, s69, ,9o3,-
of balance of interest paid by
United States, $3.50, ,s99l2.
r,r rrpp,p,r ! rrrscrs ~ rur sro,u
! New NJ, lo'k' NOV ~ le'.er rom
NY es., s..,ns .No ~ y4h1,.enoe = = . o.
'ne oh''ea o's'es steamer ,e, nss'ppee,
~ ~ ."e = " ,ne 80" .nu No,n oi
n..one1' .a5I sne nen %, .ns uecks'
.,., A.'I''s ~ -, uu,'e' WY w on',
,'o'1nul lou 'ne" 'e1' Anu o,'nuel a,
~ 'ne eA' spray ana "ete op'ieed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH
new gor1.

Nnw Ysfk, Nav
Money, aeise saGt6 elpsias5as Cod 10
1osetslnet,it, dnll bui sirung
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Secret Meeting Of Railway Mag
mates in New York,
Lynching Of a Pair of Horse
Thieves in Kansas.
Important Railroad Suits in
New York.
John A. Dix Nominated for
Mayer of New York:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
FRElGnr AGENTS.

New York, Nov. 1.-The freight
agents Of trunk lines have held sever
al nd ourned meetings. lately, culmin-
atn z in one a, VIM. II. antlerbilt's 5
house this morning, the result of
winch is unknown.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
Illinois Central Railr'd
sl'or's.'=""a He-, Route 10 chp hpeaHo.
sIOuNCITY to CHICAGO
without Change OF Cars.

Commencing Dec bth 1874 \
=, boiiY ENpra-s Passenger rrain WIN leave
sian1 CITY, nandaye excepted, on III. arrival OF
tI4ln - -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02

SESD 2sc to q. r. ROW ELL & co New York
- for pamphlet Of 100 PAGES, containing lists
1000 newspapers. and estimates showing cprt
avertsing dkaIymsr7-wia
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
Cardinal Antenelli at he Point
Of Death.
Russia's ultimatum has Caused
Turkey to Hesitate.
The Montenegrius Keeping up
the Fight
FOREIGN.
All. sam rs.

London, Nov. l-1his being all
SAINTS d.v, ;here viii be no continen-
tai markets.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
FAsarsaza Y.l

TRAINS MOVING
@ksr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02

New YeFk AeE l-TAc republi
cans have nominated a full and straigh
city and county ticket. Gen. Joh'
A. DIX is the candidate for mayo,
aud Ex Collector Thomas Mnrph,
candidate for county clerk. The re
mainler,of the ticket ha. local fame
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
no1sE THIEVES LYScREp.

Kansas City, Nov Reports have
reached here Of the lynching of TWO
horse thieves, w. Fulton and Hun,lcy,
III Wyandot,e, Kansas, Sunday morn
ing, by vigllant cummi,ree. Il is
also stated that three .ore OF the
band have been captured and served
the same way.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN sEw
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02

The effect Of the storm on the ami.
nlalk on hoard Was peculiar Cats
disappeared the morning before the
storm, and were not seen for FIVE days
afterwards. The dog, Daniel, q
splendid pointer, owned By tie cap
tain, exhibited the greatest dread at
being left alone, and was only sppcas-
ed When some one was petting him.
The hens and turkeys, usually the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-27
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books n
Stationery, " ashington, Ind, Feb. %, 1876.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-27

WISCONSIN RELICS OF THE MOUND
BUILDERS.

Last week party of scientific explorers
made some very interesting discoveries in
the neighborhood of Milton, Wisconsin.
There are there number of mounds which
recent archaeological investigation has re-
ferred TO that mysterious race which in
habited the central portion of North Amer
lea long before the present aborigines OBJ
tanned loothold here. Selecting the
largest of these mounds. the explorers
dug trench from its outer edge to the
center. thirty feet long, five feet wide, and
at the center attaining depth of ten feet
About foot from the bottom, at the deep
est part of the excavation, a layer of ash
es and decayed wood was laid bare. A
few inches below this was a hard deposit
resembling mortar. and beneath were
found the remains of four adults and two
children. That they belonged to the race
of mound builders Is inferred from the
fact that there had previously been ex-
humed, only eighteen inches below the
surface, a complete Indian skeleton.
The other, and vastly more important
relics, were eight and a-half feet lower
down. The first of these, the skeleton of
man, lay with the head to the west in
reclining position. At the knees, near
caSh MANU-, WcTct OTldtueutS, COtupOSeu
of the teeth of some wild animal, about
four inches long, and having holes bored
through for the string which attached them
to the wrists. Close by was the skull, but
so badly decayed as to prevent removal
little to the south OF the skull were four
perfect flint arrow heads. as clearly cut as
If the work had been done by the best
modern machinery. Lying around and
under the shoulders were twenty-nine
beads, manufactured from small shells,
and perforated so as to be worn as neck
lace. Evidently this was the skeleton OF
some famous parsonage, for among the
bones of the five others no ornaments
whatever were found. The chiefs COM
panions were arranged about him to the
west, northwest and east. In the Jaw
bone of one was a partly developed wis
dom tooth, and most of the bones and
teeth were in good preservation.
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