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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18
Y INEN SHIRT Fronts.

II
We havejust received from the manufactures
y large lot OF -
SHIRT FRONTS
that have become defaced, but not Injured IN
any Way OF less than the linen cost To- make
them OF, enabling us to offer q good All unen
Bosom at TWELVE AND HALF CENT
aug Is II. G. STAY MAKER co.
NEW GOODS.
~ August IS
Another bale each Of FIV Z and EiG HI IT.
BLEACHED COTTON Also 10 re Blesch
ed Cottons, Cam brics, &c cheap.
aug Is Il. L. SLAI AkER co.
\ MOTHER SUPPLY OF BUSTLES just
N received 1T FERGUSON s. BROS,
aux Is 10 King street.
CEED WHEAT-Choica FULTZ WHEAT
~ Or sale by THOS. PERRY, Agent
aug l5-lw Il King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

IUST RETURNED FROM TIT MARX EFT
- WITH NEW GOODS to make sock com
pete he best assortment Of Shifting 'neFlots
yet; 1000 yards Luurei NJ the Lowest price; ;
Androscogin AID other Blcnchcd Cottons be-
ginning in price ut 4e yard; another line .;
Callcors ut DC. Good styles Q: Callcoes are berg
put up by tnc sgonts. but beng in the mark.
we succee ed in getting them 1t old prices ~
will probably be able u BUY this month cheaper
than you will later Our closing out sale ol
Summer Goods continues.
au.3 H. {. MAKER co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

New YORK CATTLE MARKET August IT,
lscnves-keceipts 1863 head. Among the otter
lngs were nearly al grades of quality, from very
poor to strictly prime-tully one hali falling &c
low medium. Fair to prime Steers were IN good
request at An advance equal to ta3c per 10. In
.nrior aud medium Steers had q rather slow sale
ut about former figures, and some OF the com.
monest lots remained unsold up to late hour.
Small lots of selected extra Steers were cold at
lUtc per ID dressed prime native Steers at lUc !;
poor to very good do. at 62s93c, and poor to de-
cent Texas and Cherokee Cattle at 5aa6tc
& lvcS-Keceipts 72I head. The demand was
strong, especially fol fat vesls, and the market
WAS firm at full prices, or case per ID for veais,
and 6aS9 per head tor buttermilk Calves and
grassers.
.,heep and Lambs-Receipts 2929 head. Sheep
were scarce and shade hrmer with sales OF
common t choice Al 4a6ec per 10. Lambs were
sold ut fairly sustained prices, or 5s63c per 10
A number Of mixed lots OF Sheep and Lambs
changed hands at 5a6c per ID.
Hogs-Receipts 1926 head None Id alive.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Aug l7-Cattle
receipts 5000; shipments 1880; denland far !;
market steady and unchanged Hogs-recelpts
10000 shipments 4O0O market active; prices D
el5c higher; common to tair heavy 65aso 20
good 90aS6 10; good to choice light 20as6 81.
Sheep receipts 200 head market dull and un
changed.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, August IL
Tho offerings of Beet Cattle this wsoR reached
only $50 but the demand was light and the mar
ket quiet; prices ranged from Saa6c per Ii, the
latter for exlIa Steers. There were about llVO
sheep and Lambs offered, with sales at 4Sa5tc
per ID for Sheep, and 2sS4 per head for Lam bs
few Cows and Calves sold at 20aS5O
CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. August l7.-Hog:
dull and lower; common 75.$6; fair to good
light 6aS6 rs; do. heavy 95aSG rs, latter price
Tor choice butchers; receipts 625; shipments loo
Ky a meeting of the Contra. Tilden and
Hendricks club will be held at the Sun Engine
House ON Friday night, the 18th instant, at :
o'clock. lstl X. kEMrER, President.
M ASONS CRACKERS AND CAKES
~ Soda, Crimped Water, Cream, Arrowroot
Pearl Oyster, Mushroom, Lemon, Fruit and
Cornhil, Crackers, and Orange, Shrewsbury and
Sugar Cakes and Ginger Snaps, all fresh from
The bakery For sale by
aug Is + J. DAVIDSON, l47 King St.
AIDES LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
- Neckties, Ruchings Rutfllngs and gener
n variety of Fancy Goods 1t
FERGUSON & BROS,
aug Is &c King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE The Potomac
Baptist Association in its report on education
yesterday, recommended Belle Haven lnstl'
tute OF this city, among others, tn the patron
AFRO If the me.n bcrS OF lis churches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. August l7.-Hogss
dull and lower; common 75a$6; fair to good
light 6a$6 %; do heavy 95aSG 25. latter price
Tor choice butchers; receipts CPS; shipments 100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

Thousands 10 Washington refuse all powders
FIR their teeth except Eureka, it is spokeo Of
highly by all who have tried it, and only %
cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

"No CURE, NO PAY.'-Wo authorize our
A,en,s 70 guarantee that our Mcdcuc, Il
,alon according to direction, will relieve coostl
cation and the diseases Incident to torpid
liver and if any one will show by positive
nroot that il has not produced what We guar
antcc they are entitled to return OF their
money nroyided they take the genuine Sim,
mons Liver Regulator by the directions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

The WEATHER The rain which was so
light 10 this city, last evening, fell 10 the depth
Of one halt inch 10 the surrounding country.
The weather this moru,nS 10 cous qucuce was
much cooler and pleasanlcr With promise OF
still more rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

Observation-Disclosures are being distribute d
here. issued irom printing Office 10 Pennsyl-
yania, announcing that meeting OF the u s.
trict Grange Of Northern Virginia will b: held
iu this city on the 4th of September, tol!owe d
on the 5tn by 40 excursion to the Centennial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

I AIDES LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
~ Neckties, Ruchings, Ruttllngs and gener-
" variety of Fancy Goods 1t
FERGUSON & BROS,
sug Is &c King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

CENTRAL TILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB.
The Central Tllicu aud Hendricks Club VII!
hold a meeting at the Sun engine house to-
night, pursuant to notice. 1t is earnestly
hoped that there will be a full attendance OF
all citizens interested 10 the success OF the re
form ticket, so that arrangements may be per
fected to carry on the campaign III this CITY
with vigor and effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. August 1.-THE
market is quiet, with light receipts, and prices
"re down. Wheat ll0tllS tor good 70 prime;
Corn 4Ss5O; Rye 5Oa52, and Oats 3On32
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

THE Circus No mat connected with the
amusemcuts Of America has achieved the repu-
tation of "Od' John Robinson. Throughout
the length aud breadth Of the land his oame Is
MS we'll known as household word. For ovei
fifty years he has been a public exhibitor. Ills
show is known as the largest and greatest q
America. Ills mcnagcrle is the most complete;
his circus always the best. His colossal or
gan'zation will exhibit in this city next Mop
d4y, giving TWO grand exhibitions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

LYScuBURG MARKET. Aug. 1.-THE market
is without much change. Receipts OF produce
fair Wheat ll0al2U; Corn 55a6O; Rye c5slO.
and Oats 3Ua35.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-18

POLICE REpoRT.-The following cases have
been tried to day:
Mary Green, coored, for stea llog from Toby
Zones. also colorcd was ordered to receive fl
teen lashes, walch we're admins cred by Toby.
A small colorcd boy for piIerng FROM Nj
Lawrence Bayue, was ordered to be whipped
by his paren,s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02

seen YOU ] became his attorney and /
was also for several others who held
like interest aud through tedious pro
ceedings and negotiations tiually sic
eeeded a settlement, and a compromise
II remember correctly writing with
out the papers before me your brother
become ent1tled to fifteen construction
bonds afterwards, changed and re-
duced to smaller number Of bonds OF
another issue. This whole TRANSACTION
was open, honorable, above brand and
free from ali grounds oi imputation as
anYpArly connected with il. II
without any knowledge you ever had
an interest IN the KANSAS Pacific rail-
road, it must have prcjudicied You
very strongly against that. corpora
tion, for in 1869, when the bill was
passed by coHgEessSgiving the Gotta.
.pany additional lands with enlarged
powers TO swing its line sou,hward
and build TO Denver. rcmember you
were one OF its most stubborn oppo.
nents. You voted against the bill in
ell its stages aud you did SO against
the, earnest request Of myself and
Others who were representing the in
,erest Of The company in Washington
at that time.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02

At the core,lsion Of Sargents
speech, discussion ensuet pending
aifcl1 the senate went into execui fttt5
session aud soon Adj djourned.
House.
WAsniNsroN, May l.-Under Il
cali OF states to-day bills were intro
duccd and referred relating Ia the fur
nishment OF witnesses Adjudged i'll
contempt by other houses OF congress
and to repeal the law which requires
the speaker TO certify in the case of
recusant witnesses to the district at
torney for criminal prosecution.
Hale moved 10 suspend the rules.
and adopt the rnsofutionA.Hectings the
several committees OF The house
charged with Investigation TO conduct
such Investigations with open doors
while testimony is being taken. Re
iec,ed; nays, / -; yeas l05s-no. ",
thirds in the allirlnatiye. All+he ~.
publicans aud some, democrats Voted
IN the atbTmative. Ailih negative
votes We're given hY,demeerats.
Mr,-Morrison moved to suspend The
-ftstes, atta adopt the resolution direeis
ing the several committees OF the
house, charged with Investigations te-
conduct such Investigations with open
loors,-axcept when in the opinion OF
such committee the public interest
VIII be prcjadiced thereby But that
any person accused before commit.
tee shall have the rightito be heard in
his own person or by counsel, or Doth.
The rules were suspended, and tile
resolution adopted wltlfoaea division.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
Political B eform Club

NE@ 1oRK, alay IA large number al
OF pivminent clizens, members oi the re.
publican party, have organizes. leiorm
Club With following declarations
Isl. Resumption OF specie payments 10.
ward which there should be certaln and
steady advance
I'd A thorough non PARTISAN civil service
Of homes, capacity and tidclity, shatild con
.su'a,s thr~srnly valid Claims TO public eni
ployment.
id Relrenchment and reduction in the
puotlc expenses MS near to the ante war
standard as Is possible under The changed
circumstances aud increased population OF
the country. ,.
H. 10 slenalize the opening of the new
century OF our national existence. by having
npmlnaied'lty lty he republican party tor pres
'dtnl mol ii mere political partisan, bat is
.iatesman OF trivial character. in sympathy
with Tie Pest sentiments OF the people or
Ill publlc question, .couycrsnol ~fin hif.urs
OF The g0vefuniant. diselunualing ana in
depehdetit III choice " jaliic servants
onc who VIII lhor.ughly ref1In tie pub
Ilc service. ana whose name alone Will
gnaF.n,tsse.efii 'ial inEgri,y, a wise and pfns
dent nl~ndninlsLfntiuA of tear, IS enforce
.T4ffnt of laws
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Impeachment Matter he
fore the Senate.
4 Resolution Adopted Directing
Investigations with
Open Doors.
sen ate.

The resolutions by Hamlin, Friday
last, to amend the rules in relation to
Impeachment trials, SO AS to provide
that deliberations on questions sub
mitted shall be in public, was discuss
ed, bat no action taken. The i'm
peachment trial was then resumed.
The pending question was the mo-
ton Of McDonuisi to rcscind the order
lagteed on in the conference Friday,
allowing respondent to open and close
arguments, etc.
On returning the presiding officer
stated that the motion to rescind the
vote by which the order Of argument
vas .Ra.ls, " Has4overrulcd and that the
request Of the. managers thar four, of
'hem b.. allowed 10 address the sen.
ate on the question of jurisdiction had
been granted. TIE court Of impeach.
nent then adjourned ull Thursday.
Mr. Boutwell, Introduced biff
authorizing the secretary OF the treas
ufy 10 renew the issue OF fractional
carfencv, providing the total amount
outstanding at any one tlue shall ex
ceed $4,000, 900. Referred
Mr. Sargent called ,up his Tesolu-
ton in regard to Chinese immRra,
| 1ior a,ld made speech in favor there.
of.
The discussion was continued. at
some length by Hosr, Carpenter and
Lord, when the senate retired for con
snltation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
splinter. from H.n.on County.

Reported ESpf6sslyy for the Press y Dakotaian
Spring once more presents itself, and our
farmers are busy seeding
We are haslng little wei weather, -
which is yeryyaeseptable 10 those who haye
tifeir giaiu soaed
Considerable wheat will be pu, in il
This county
The season here, is abotft two wetbs
earlier than last year, on account of there
being lass snow during the past wlrier.
Potatoes are worth % cts. per Dnshel,
aud iiud SLOW, sale nj that price
settlers are constantly arriving from al!
rarts Of the east.
Inc river has. bern higher at this poiut
than Tor two years past No damage done
y II Bright aud a. J.:@Wells, U S. jurors
rtiufntvf'nn Salurd,y last from Yankton
Missouri ali appears to agree with them.
There is some talk OF a small party start.
ing for the Black Hiifs this week Better
have their hair cut first
Game VII dsnever known io be so scarce
so say the Oldest settlers
Thcrc is considerable chin music about
our dlliy mil some lliink il is.mefe
weakly than daily Gun. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
n Judd offered the following

In. Judd offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
ReSofrea: That our delegates ,e
the 1ankton republican terfitorial
convention are instructed to cast then
votes for l.. ID. +. poore a. one Of the
delegates 10 the national republican
convention al Cincinnati
| l. ~, +. Poore offered the follow
ing resolution which was unanimous.
y adopted.
WHEREAS 1t is fit aud proper at
all times that the people should rec
@ognize and express their appreciation
aof public servants who have proved
themselves worthy of their confidence
and Of the trusts that have been re-
posed in them therefore. $.
Hiesoirel. BY the republican clcc-
Tors OF Bon Hoifttt.e eeaff4y in conven.
lion assembled that we point W ith
pride and satisfaction to the pubiic
and private record OF the Hon 5eflert
son z, kldder both rs u citizen and
as eir representative in--enngres
that as faithful, energetic, influen-
-s4+t nntiring worker 10 behalf el the
interest OF our whole territory he has
carried TO an eminent degree the
,ulaudits of our whole peopleand mcr.
tied their continued confidence and
support. That Bon Hommc county to.
day sends greetings TO Clay county,
the house Of the patron judge the
able and upright cltizen: the trial and
true representative and enscribe his
tame upon our banner as our stand
ard bearer for the campaign OF this
c,ntelnial year.
Motion made and seconded that
the house proceed to elect three mem
bers TO fill vancancies on the county
republican central committee. Mo-
llon lost
Oh motion the meeting now I'D
jonfped. e,r' - a. ]. MLLs,
by e. /. Mccoy, Chairman.
Secretary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
blaine SPEAKS.

Mr. Blaine in his speech in the
house to-day said tho story published
i'll the Herald WAS an old one, and
that all the facts had been in his pos
session last week, but that he did not
use them because he did not want. To
coafuse the two in the mind Of the
public. He said the story consists Of
two parts. one as to my having n
certain interest in the Kansas Pacific
railroad, and the other as to my re-
eeising the coin bond Of that road
from j. b. Stewart in the law effiee
-uf Stewart & Riddle in this city, sey-
eral years since. Mr.. Blaine then
read letter from Riddle, dated Feb
1873, in which Rld44e denied thai
snchzstnrY had any truth whatever -
On the second Of April 1876, j. r
stewart wrote 4 full and explicit de-
s MIA, of the truth oil the story.
Mr.. Stewart said Blaine brother.
], E. Blaine 81 Leavenworth held Az
original interest in the company known,
as the Leaeenworlh Pawnee 4 Wes-
tern r, r. chartered as the tesftoriaI
legislature of Kansas about tho yea,
1856 and whteh evidence that came
into my hands showed that he acquired
ii very eatly in the history nf the
enterprise. This road by sueeessiy.
changes became the Kansas Pacife
and his interest was preserved through
all these changes Of Organization. A.
carly II 1868 asd before I had ever
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
II Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child.

We have recently had occasion IL try tbs VII
tde OF Hales Gnugh Cordial In our family
afflicted With the most distra-ring coagh which
gave him no resl, u ghi OF day. We have il,ii.
faith ia 'isteui. med sicint- and seldom much n,
cotis tant cough prevented his recovery We A..
cordingty procured bottle nj the Cordial from
the agents, and comnrnc.d ~ u.e sceittsFag "a
dttecitoAs, Ths chec, 1a- marked from tsr very
hSst, anu me child fn1t night enjoyed a ref erh
Ing sleep; and by the n7't7 There searce
aSestigs ef The oongh LEFT his IL affair sam
pie ot w'1Ht'Tta mealeiae Will do t- grtiuth In
popnla IL 'tat 10 st' svnjsret ut. Ret.i-b burr
FTsf Prsss
S3id and warranted hv EMills & Purdy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
Religious

BALTIMORE, 'lay l-=1fI.tEss .tEsse tEsse s..yen.
teentn delegated general conference
Of the MelAo1tSs Episcopal church
asseunbt,r1 this norniug aud was calfelt
tv~prder by Bishop Jones Aitcr re-
liglons services Geo. w Woodrufi
was chosen secretary, when BishoT
Ames made All address Of weicotno
aud B.shop Jones respond. a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
J :
Chicago.

thitaso, MAY -
fLoeRs Qget and homiDallN unchanged
.WngAr-opeusd fairly active and higher. bnt
clos-d VIII advanre ost; Ne. i. 1taA; No, 2
strictly fresh asis nasii clored at ssc bid rrgn
lar, stltg9e closed ssc ca-ti. 9>419a1. eIosed
At s-edor May; l.oJsi o3>. o'o-cd al 90 Tor
June u -ls6s i.ol, cio-ed 81 o! for July; No 3.
alc. rejected .sn5s sni&c
ACoits-o ,cned urliye, Arm #nd higher; closed
weak al -idr-Prtces; high mixed, at-5c; new
mixed, +21I 4ti5, No 2.451s 10 closed 80.
IS cash Ids. q %; closed at IS. for May; as,. a
Is (. closed inside bid for June; .es, for Julyife
4eeted, 4i44s
OARS Active ard shade lower; No 2 9Gis a
a1fs; closed At aess cash or May, sos.0.o1. !;
closed a, 3n3i FOR June
Rrs,- ea55oa.
Ri4er, shade higher, No. z 0gl16tGa cash
62 9s,li; closed Saside for Msy. *
fosk -,.owsr; 20 io4t2o 20 for cash,
L.ap-Lsper. u - Tor cash,
MgArseEssIef.
Wl.asl.Y-Sn Traits aetisnA==l II asls4 nGi4
hid
LsTsH.
CsLr BOARD Wheat lowsr; s7is ats7A for May
aa1s 1st3. for June. Corn &c. lower Cats drmes
as-s' for May 81 for June Polk lower. Lard
lower. a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02

Nos. cures Cents
Feyrrs, Con-igat'on lufanmsttapr, -
Wurm-, y otm Ftser, Wurtn Cnle. -
q Aryiug Guiic, or Trelhipg oil lniant- 25
piarrhma, Of children or ainlt~ rs
5Dysenicr,, Grping. billions coNc Is
Cholera Morbus, Vomiting 2s
Z Coughs, colds, btonehitia. n
Neuralgia. too othache, fareache. - ID
. Headaches, siek headaches, vertigo, .
n Uyrpe .sa, bilious stomach 20
II Snpprcsrcd, ur painful periods, y
~ Whites too pcafo ~ Tsfi io<.,- 25
II Croups Cough dithcplt brcat hing, n
~ sei.l ltA-Ht.,y esy pslss, etaptte..-. ab
IS Rhennaiirn, Rnedmstic pata- y
10 Fever and agne, child FEVER, ague, 20
N Piles blind ur bleeding. -
Is Uphthaimy, and sore or weak eyes. Is
y .aLArrh, AGATE or chronic Influenza, 70
20 WbooptnR cough Violent coughs. 25
~ Asthma, opptessed breathing %
- Ear dlschArgcs impaired hearing 10
u .scrntiis, enlarged glands, .wuliings, ..
"A Gcneral debility, p9ysical Seakncrr $50
Is rrop-y and scantB recle,ion-, ~
eic xf,asS, srtEGcss from riding J. 20
~ kfdney di-cas-/yrayeI. 10
~ Nervous debility seminal weaknr-s or In.
voluntary d,-chaTgcr, i--f-sf 10
~ Sore mouth, canker, y 81
- G.r1nHry TaAkucss, @stting The bed ~
81 pAinfai perioa-, with ssartns. ~
- Disease OF hear, Palp,tnions &c. =" :: I 90
s. Epilepsy, rpa-mr, st, Niius dance, 30
IA Diphi hsria, uicerAted sore throat, 70
IS Chronic congtsuons and erupliont, 20
FAMILY CASES
Case, Morocco with IS large yisr and manual OF
dhettious .................- ...,4.....- SO on
Gase hotpcso, OF 2lAese rtalr and book, %
~ These remedier are sent by the cAs or sing e
buH my part OF the Country, free OF charge gu
fsceirt Oh price. Address,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co,
Once and Depot, No sss- Broadway, i, -.
For sale by Hil-draggivts. n;st3ae.ksis
sArfor sal. hY nILLSx puRDf.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
4 DIFFERENCE VIM ENGLAND.

Representative Faulkner, chairman
pro TEN OF lie committee on foreign
asHairs, tad an interview with Secre
,ary Fish this morning aud learn thar
there Nwas meeting of the British
cabinet saturday, at which they de
teIniued to< adhere to their former
decision not toSreturn Winslow to the
United States as assSreqnested by cur
government The protest Of the Sc
cfetary of state, which> the British
cabinet had before them on>Saturday.
shows that such IN evasion .pf1he
treaty stipulation was ueacr before
suggested By any prvernment. The
Secretary strengthens his protest b,
citing aHumber fof 'precedents. Al
luatng to the fact tl,ata parliamentary
enactment seems to be considered by
the British government Of more bind
ing force than solemn treaty be-
TWEEN. vfe=s4+Fss+ ffse7ns and which provides
for extradition under the circum.
stances presented IN the case under
consideration, AS our government viii
not give such assurance as Great Bri-
tain reqnited; and AS the latter is uu
yielding II will be unconditionally
discharged tomorrow. 0n reception
of ofiiui4 information Of this fact the
secretary Of stale will transmit alt
correspondence iu the case to the
house representatives. There is
no doubt that the action of the British
government will lead to measures
having in view the repeal Of the ex-
tfadl,ion clause of the Ashbnrton
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
The Sabbath to be Observed

PnlLxpELPHlA, May l-.rbe tini Z
ted States centennial commission in
session here on Saturday afternoon
rreonsiti.red Fridays vn.e-olaaiug the
centennial buildings, but keeping the
grounds open on Sunday and ,iitani-
monslv voted 10 close. both bulldog
and grounds. -----.--
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
A Train Ditched

SALT LAKE, May 1.-THE Central
Pacihc freight tram, due at Ogden at
noon, was di1ched near Promontory.
Five ears and an engine were smashcH
The fireman had both legs broken and
The engineer WIS seriously hurt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02
Greai Britain Refuses to Re-
turn Winslow.
WASHINGTON.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
WAsntsGroS, May l.-Laulul
money debt x54 100000;
Matured debt, $s,4i4,210;
~ Fractional currency, s40, ,S6o,039;
Coin certificates, " VI 81 5, 700;
Total without interests, st,3 ,o9G,-
I'll;
Total debt, ~ 1906 1913:
., Interest, 1888 sfs5;
cash in treasury NJ ,6o5,32
Currency, s5,lsl,l ,ls6;
Total in treasury, sll6,l3l, ,6I5;-
Debt less cash in treasury, s2,lo7,
93s,25S;
Decrease during April, s2,7sl ,1sl;|
Decrease since lu,te 3oth, ls75,
$50, $50, ACT.