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Wilmington journal., 1876-09-29

Mr. SIdbury's AffidavIt-1est,m mo-
ntals to Mr. SIdburY's Character
Col. w l.. Saunders, Editor of the
Journal
DEAR S1R:-In reply to your in
quiry, / will say, I have known John
Sudbury for a long time and I regard
him Cknowing him welD as trust
worthy in every sense Of the word and
would regard any promise or state-
ment of his as perfectly reliable.
Very respectfully,
PRESTON CUNNING.
We endorse the above.
r. H. GRANT,
JOHN L. CANTwELL,
W. P. OLDHAM,
j. @. MILLS,
JAS. B. HUGGINs,
VIM. l.. SMITH,
r. S. RADCLIFFE,
A. J. YoPP,
J. N. HINTON.
Wilmington journal., 1876-09-29

We are requested to state that the
Tilden and Vance Club of Smiths
Township. Robson county, will have
grand rally and flag raising at
Wakulla, on the 9Th of October. EN-
inent speakers will be present, and
everybody is invited to attend and
hear them,
Wilmington journal., 1876-09-29

all who value good order and the sue
cess OF democratic undertakings.
Respectfully,
A. 8. OoLwELL.
September 96. 1875.
Wilmington journal., 1876-09-29

Ths official quotations of the Produce
Exchange are posted daily at p. II. and
refer to prices Mt that hour.
Wilmington journal., 1876-09-29

tion, and proceeded to advocate it,
showing the i'm portance of denomina-
tional education, and the necessity of
maintaining our general and local in-
stitutions of learning. Report adopt
ed. A committee consisting of Rev.
J. b. Baily, s. M. Davis, D. T. Dur
ham, w. G. Fowler, Jr., and j. 81.
Mallard we're appointed to consider
the propriety of establishing District
Conference School.
Committee on General State of the
Church, presented report on Mis-
sions, recommending the continuance
of Waccamaw Mission, and the fol-
nation of a new mission to be called
Cohara; also a report on Sunday
Schools, urging increased vigor and
zeal in this important field of christian
effort. Reports adopted.
Rev. James Gam, local preacher,
appeared and made a report.
Preaching at II O'Clock. a. m, by
J. A. Cunninggin, and at night by T.
w. Smltn. OF FayeGGoV1ilo.
FOURTH DAY.
Conference opened with prayer by
Rev. 8. III. Davis. j. Sanford, chair
man of Committee on Literature, pre-
sented his report which was adopted.
Committee on District Conference
School reported, recommending the
establishing of school of high
grade at Rocky Point, provided suita-
BILE arrangements for the same can be
made, whereupon Rev. J. e. Mann and
J. B. Bailey, D. T. Durham, w. NJ.
Parker and W. G. Fowler were ap-
pointed committee to carry out the
wishes of the Conference and report at
the next District Conference.
Committee on General State Of the
Wilmington journal., 1876-09-29
RATES OF FREloAT.

ARTICLES. Per stpr, ing . y, " s:''-
Wilmington journal., 1876-09-29

CLINTON, Sept. 25, 1875.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
INDIAN NEWS.
Crook Takes the Field.

Cheyenne Dec Buffalo Springs,
w yomiug, Dec. 5 General Crooks
whole force left fa.Reno this morn
ingM his intention being TO move
downNhe little Powder river 10 It's
Junction with the Powder River
and there forming supply camp
and then operate against the
hos,iles. The latest information is
tha, Sitting Bull has fighting force
of 900 to z 700. The commaud is
rrationed TO about January first. Gil
rard, chief of scouts, is OF the opin-
ion that unless surprised, the hossilcs
Will not make ,tand.
The wounded OF the, Mackenzie 3
fig f,g tlesve here te-meffow ior Fet-
ternan.
Gen. Crooks expects to find the In
dams on Powder river.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
FLORIDA.
THE cASvAssaRs AT WORK.


Tallahassee Dec. 4th-The morning
was consumed principally with pres
enta'ion Of he general argugenf
of the democrats. This VAS prepared
BIZ. democratic lawyers who are here
sud was presen,edby Col. Geo w.
sBiddls. IL Philadelpnia. 1t is an
elaborate document, laying down Ger.
tain geneaal and well settled prlnoi-
pies Of law, and then discussing the
cases OF contested counts under ore
or other of these principles. 1t closes
by -askirg, first, that the board sim.
ply to figure up the face of the returns
hy which it claims 20 majority for
T,l5en; or Il il sees fit to go behind
the face of the returns that. it throw
on! certain counties and precincts
which leave . majority of ! 291 fol
the Tilden electors.
The republicans offered no genera
.argument, hut spent he day in offer.
ing new afiidayiis and testimony. The
decisien Of the board "a confidently
look ed for +o-tnofrow II is not pos
sible to mske a reasonable guess as tc
what II will be-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
Chien

SHlcaen. pcj, =
FLOUR R-Firm, and dealers ask ed an advance
OF l23ic per Dbl bui buyers refused 10 aceede.
WHEAf.-Fairly actftr ut,d higher No /
spring ieo; No. s,4elt7h clos ed inside bid
sior cash or December; li6t.Dlla. closed At iss
ior JnhuAty; ,isA9,eo for February; No. ),
loot les1.; teJecied, a5S..
CORN. More active, strong and higher; high
mixed 4s; No 2, HaG45; closed at Hsds for
cash; AhaG G5+a,- elosed Al iais fur Decc ber
Az 944h, ciosSd af tsS for January; Aa ior
February rejccIeh 1oINoA
OATS Firm and shade higher; No. - .ftai
closed at 81 for cs-h or December. aas.es3iA
for january; s4s.da,a for February; rejected .s
RYE.-Firm aud higher; No. 2, 7s.t.
| RARLEY Oh demand and higher. No. Q
&c tza6il< FOR cash gar, for December; 6ssi fol
! January,
PORK Moderately actlse and higher; lei
i6 o5 for cash December; 10 2o1iG 1asi ior Jan
uary; iG 4sl0!6 i25x for February.
LARp-Acnyc strong and higher o95 for cash
or December; 015i0to for January; 10 l2g. isr
February =
BULK hEATs@shoalder. s,.i short rib. s,4
shsrt clear, *.
WHIsKY-Sie eady At ie6
BUTTER-steady; good to fancy creamery 81
ass
EGGS Strictly fresh 2ac12ac,
CLOSING rRicxs.
WHEAT-s,rcngcr lIe asked for Jaunary
| CORN Nc higher.
oATs-Ao higher.
| PUBk-Hiaher.
| LARD Higher
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
Propo.ml. wanted.
EosER RetfIE; Aesscr. u. T.,
Nay,eu,ber 2Ith 1874

LoFER Ret'I E AGKscr. n T.
November 27ih, 1915
SgsLED PRorossLs, WIN a copy OF M. aa
~ ytrii-. mrnf, attacked. vii be received NJ
his sgepcS, uddtesscd 10 he undersigned until
ttck noon. torthe Dr. Ntryai thc Lower Bruie
Aaeng, D. T.,,oi ihe following articles delis, ~
70 he mNde ar soon - possible after the approval
.of Tho contract. Y ~
dozen Axcs, weighing from ! taltSrs
dozen axe heiyts
ps"t brushes, assorted sizes;
Al an an. lon hell ana monniipg q ihshes In
.ioze., ,ron butts. loose john, 84s
IS is inch tsluys elbows: ..
NJ fe ptac ac'hoortue, ~ lqualits;
ginds'ones and hansinss complete .tpNc'gh
case r. r.get's ayle srca*e, IN wood
3 palfs tnrh sifa hinges;
hot@s rla--, u s1ln, and ofl2xl6;
'tosen thume iaiebes;
dozen knob door iuces:
Boo 10 white lesd strictly pare:
raddiss matches,
q X gs nails, 3f)f sd. or lodi and / Df I'D
IN IA Ions coal oil;
~ sliobr iaru al n tin cRr:e
10 gallons boiled iibseed oi IN tin can;
= bushels na,s,in b riars;
I o loint- o Itch stopg ppe
2ar,spniiy;
d, zen hehss padpcls wish Duplicate K VA
aud chain bsst quality:
! dostsn hoop We den psls;
3quifes No. sand Iah,r.
iron pumps With working barrel alta he'd for
drive wclt-, t.. 1pel pier
nnr, points for drive wells;
10 M 1, Inch rnpc;
sOrook sioSe-. No . complete;
btactd huck
crors.cn' ,awr. q feet long:
lpgroes screws. VI Y inch, OF inch, ea4 /
OF ~ inch,
s4srrs OF nptkes:
apnir giazcd window sash, l1Sl2;
agalieps Mfpenilpe. IN lin cali;
pair warehouse trucks;
POO Cofd- wood
100 feel 4 lncl iron pipe for drive welt
he Nn.,lf ff T., 1 a,,1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

Mr. Hale could not serve the speaker
appointed Mr.. Willard, OF Michigan,
who asked to be excused, and Mr..
Lapham, Of N. Y, WAS sppornted.
The house, then, At 80, adjourned
SENATE.
Washington, Dec. IA smaller
crowd in the senate galleries than in
the house. Many democratic sens-
tors were in their seats before the
body was called to order, but the re-
publican senators being in caucus did
not occupy their seats ill few min
utes before twelve. "A cAnge in the
arrangement Of desks To aecommo-
date the new senators from Colorado,
and, give the senators who occupied
seats under the gallery . more desir-
able one was made by placing three
desks upon the last platform The
seats on The republican side were AS.
signed to Blaine and Chsfee and Tel
iler, the new Colorado senators, and
on the democratic side to Price, the
new senator from West Virginia
Jones of Florida. and Randolph OF
New Jersey. When the senate. was
called to order the new members
sworn in, and two from Colorado
drew for their respective terms.
Chafte secured the long term ending
March 4, 1879, and Teller the short
term, ending 1877. A committee
was appointed TO notify The president
and senate that the senate was read v
for business, and recess was taken
10 one o'clock.
| When the senate reassembled, Mr..
/ Edmunds submitted a resolution IN
structing the election committee ap-
pointed 10 inquire whether in the re
cent election in South Carolina
Louisiana and Florida, any citizens
| vote had been Iebsidged OF titnicd
talso ss to the eligibility Of !eltctors
| Ordered printed and to be laid or
the table.
MIR. lpgalls offered a joint resolu
tions recommending that : conyept'or
be held in Columbus, Ohio, in May
next, to revise the federal const,tu-
tlon. Ordered printed.
| The senate than adjourned till to-
tmorFow noon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
NEBRASKA.
THE PREVAILING DIFFICULTY.

Omaha, Der. 4-1he counsel fnr rcpub-
lic,n electors to-day asked Judge Savagat to
put the case wherein The democruic eiec
Aars. petition for an injunction prevent The
former from casting theii votes, OVER Till
10 morrow morning, but the judge decided
he weuld hold night session. He cnun-
rel then put in demurrer and are arguing
1t tonighi, quoting authorities 10 show
that the petition is NOT y perfect one that
the court has no jurisdiction In the matter
The presidents message will be
sent to congress TO-DAY.
|. The amuonnt OF appropriations
asked ff'f the fiscal year ending June
80. 1873, is s299,6ll, 66S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
POLITICAL.
EnARQN WONT REsIG \.

San F'rancisce. Dec. Senator
Sharon now states personally that he
has no intention Of resigning his scat
IN the senate, more especially sipce
the recent complications have arisen.
If there were large majority in the
senate aud house for either party ht
would feel more at liberty to resign
if he desired; but under the presen,
circumstances he WAS more resolved
than ever TO retain his seat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
MANITOBA,
SMALL. rox

Winnipeg, December 4, 1s7f.-
The small pox is raging at White
Mud River, and many Indians aud
lcclanders have died Of the disease.
The govt s,orchousc has been CON
vefred into an hospital, the sick re-
moved there and their vacated dwell
ings burned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
SENATE COMMITTEES

Washington. Dec. 4-The adjourn
ed republican senators caucus appoin-
ted committee wish A. w. Wright,
chairman, to revise the standing
committees and report AZ a meeting
to be called hereafter Nothing will
be done vet about The presidency OF
the senate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

THE DEMOCRATS GO BACK TO THEIR
9HALL4
Columbia, S. C., Dec. AFTER the
houses were called to, peder, Speake-
Wallace announced, as there was a
huadred spectAI ieoss. ablesz IN the
state house, to eject the democratic
members, dhdFss ke feared such move
rmeats atsvould be resisted and plopdshed
would ensue, be adjourned his
house to meet At Carolina Hall, where
they are nov in session. The repub-
licans then went into secret session
tp No stAtc hnsejt The sosta Is full
~ b Pstpllo nd great e1eserpep. pre-
THE LEGISLATIVE MIDDLE.
Columbia, S. c., Dec. 4The dem.
ocrstie house continued in caucus al
the aiternoub. Wksteves (tiss attior
was taken is unknown.
The republican members OF the sen
ate held caucus previous to the reg
ular bour Of the meeting Of the body
which was not harmonious, and last
ed till one o'clock p. m, when thu
session met. The session was unim
portant until just before 2 p. M, /
was moved that the senate adjourn
The motion was carried vete .
16 ayes, la noes. This action is re
garded as important, as Two o'cloc'
to-day was the hour set for counting
the vote for governor, and as th
senate adjourned without considerin,
ths, ques,ioA u post poaing it % nom
! future 'day, ITS virtuastY disposed 0
in that body, and must originate il
the house to come up again.
| The Question is now whether th
4 senate VIII recognize MackeY's hous
as d constitutional body, With a mem
bership OF Sc only holding certificate
from the bosrd Of state oanvasser,
while So is necessary for quorum
The democrats have 60, requirm
only three to make = quorum.
'l 1hs city i Snllsof pSople.
The supreme court heard argument
dnring the entire day on the apphc,
,ion fora mandamus requiring th
: secretary Of state to deliver to delist
the returns for governor and glieu,er
: ant governor to speaker Wallace, an
adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
.eo|1s!1!!,sss. ],
HoUsK.

of session Of the House was witness
i ID by ~ immense ooncourse Of spec
1tstors. There were very few mem.
bcrs absent. :. The speakers chair was
draped in mourning in respect tosthe
memory Of the late Speaker Kerr;
there being therefore no presiding
& officer, tho house waA called to order
j et boon by.Ihs clerk, Adams, who
/ tbcreupon called tho foa df members.
Two hundred and forty nine mem
4 bcfs were present ont OF 288 on roll
1 call. Mr.. Holman offered resolution
4 for the election Of, ~ speaker. but
Banks inlerposedto ssnd up the ore.
dentials of the member from Colora-
do, that he might participate in the
election of sp-. ker. There was a
dispute. the democrats claiming that
the organization of the house took
precedence; the republicans claiming
all elected members had right to
vote on the speaker. Frye claimed
the same for the representative elect
ed in place Of Blaine- Finally the
clerk decided that Holman's resolu
tion had precedence. Banks appeal
ed, and on motion, of Mr.. Cnxs the
house tsbled the resolution, l65 to 81
Holman's resolution recited the
death Of Key and TIE coasGAnent "a.
csncv. and csllssforsSa ric0saDce vote
for speaker.
Mr.. Randall was nominated by Mr.
Cox; and Mr. Garfield by Mr. Nc
Creary. Messrs. Clymer.ssB Banning,
Hsaks, Massey. and, wilson. were a.
nj efNtkrs.s Tho vote resulted 4.
9 el6asd11Sas - Il. @
The whole number OF votes cas-
246; necessary ssssaas shsisas s@l0z
Samuel /. Randall received 161
4 J4mes Al Garfield 80; scn1 8
The announcement Of thu
greeted vih applause T. l!I.1Il
gMessg Obts NJ ~
dsct4d 9hSkes R4sd.Ii r. fI
when he read Ms speech ~ =
script. ~ 5z57.sSSs 5Ss.J.Ts
After eulogizing theasl lat I Ike
Kerr Ne Said: " - "a II
We stand In the presence of event
which strain and tsss, ID N lase de
gree, our form Of government. Ou
libeqfed So4seo(ata y - masy -
rI6ces ID the past and preserved ami,
The rejoicings Of an exultant psCpl
70 our cee6dsenntxt anniversary; - on
among the -patieus OF .she earth, mus
be mainsxined It every hazard. TAP
plause] The people look con6den.l
30 your moderation, to your pstient
calm, 6rm, judgment and wisdom, i
this timsfrapght With % many peril,
Let us sos, Tbesssch of you, ,disap
& point their just expectations and thei
keen sense Of right; but by vigilanc
prevent even the slighteet depsrtur
from the constitution and law, forge
4 ting in this moment of difficulty tbs
eA4 s1hdrestsspf earty sssd onl
y eMeSb< <tnG Sa wS are sAnesfca
IS citizens, With & country to sive whic
will be lost II unauthorized and III
constitutional acts. on the part Of sh
executive officer be not frowned dow
N lee onoe Nth. .relensless andyunsparin
condemnation.
4 The closing words were delivere
4. with great force and emphasis, At
= vese loudly appiauded on the foor ~
in the galleries. A
The osth Of Office was then admi
d tstsFsd % tho spesker BY NJ. Ht
{ msn, vlss ntks stseasesof NJ. Kel
r H. the Oldest me0ber3 in coOeecuti,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
Livcrpoo,.

Liverpool, Dec. 4.
RReApsrorrs-Firm,
WBxAr-&intsr iesai le. Sd spring ies17iCsfd; /;
white los 9dGttlss club los6lls.
OoAs-ass saa2ss. Z
PnoYIsfnsa-Pskk 1Gs. Lard, As I'd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
TnE N KssAGE. To DAY.

The president is reading his mess
age 10 the cabinet. The message
will not be sent tn congress 10 day
Some additions have been made be-
tore it leaves The executive mansion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

y for pamphlet of 100 pages. containing lists
te.oo0 6e~spaI.ers, and estimates showing eost
YerttAinG. dkvlynar7-~s9
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH
New York. .
NN " = UFN'
New York. Dee 4.

New YORK, Dec 4
Money easy Al % per cent,
cold sreaay nj So.
Stecks ape ied and closed dull.
Governments dull sntrteAdy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
WASHINGTON

COMPLIMENT TO GARFIELD.
Washington Dec. 4-The repnhli.
cans in caucus this morning decided
TO vote for Representative Garfield.
for speaker.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
milwauke-.

Milwaukee, Dec. 4.
FLOUR onis. and, Arm.
9HEAT--Firm and NC higher; No. 2, Milwsa-
kse laA for January; llas for February No 8
do 10.
!. .GQRN--stcady .. t6.
oATS-Qaiet at a3dt ts3k
RYE-Ea.ior at CT
BARLEY Flrmer No sprirg ,sx; No 5
do tsh.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
eRasls IN FRANCE.

Paris, Dec. President MacM ahon
has accepted the resignation OF his
ministers. A serious crisis is expect
ed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
Me-. York Market.

New York, Dsc I.
FLOUR Stronger for low and medium grsdcs
WHEAT-Spring migrated lI5ll2s, No 2Mil.
wauk. e tss; No. do ,275etso. No. 2, Chicago
spring Isl bid; No do IA, niuter red western
1.s5C.,
RIE-sicaay western soGst
BARLEY-p#+tt;; wes'eri saqls5.
toRN-Firwer; vesleru mixed new ungraded
54a b6i1; mixed anmerchaniablo new 5lj mixed
ungrsded olaS7
oATs--Dnli and lower; westcrn niIed and
state 1890.
EGGS-firm, western ss3.9
PORK-Shasr drmer; mess Is 7ss1i1.
Firmer prime steam 10 395fGlo 35,S,
f BUTTER R-wesitr rn l4G531.
VIII SKY - Firm nj iD9.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
GRANT AND HIS SUCCESSOR.

In reply to an inquiry about a pub.
lished renort Of an interview between
President Grant and Mr.. Hewitt, the
Evening Pos, has the following from
Hewitt The pfesiden. stated it was
not his place 70 decide whether the
election in the states had been fair or
not, but the coming congress should
decide whether 10 throw out the cleo
toral vote OF Louisiana in consequence
OF frauds in the returns. We discuss
ed the effect of such action on the
final result, and whether it would
peoessarily throw tho election Of pres
identinto she'house Of representatives
and ofithe- vice president into the
senate,
s AN ELECTORS DUTY.
The Evening Post has dispatch
from Boston in reference to report
which has gained some currency, that
an article in last weeks Nation, in
! regard 10 the duty Of republican cleo
Etos hasa the approval Of Professor
James Russell Lowell, one of the re.
publican electors Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Lowell says he never wrote a
leader for the Nation and had nothing
to do with its articles on elections
otherwise. II he was an ambitious
man he might he said cast his vote
for some other person than Hays, but
for All honest man there could be no
evasion of an electors duty to vote
according TO the understanding at the
time he was nominated. What may
have happened since is none of his
business as to-whethcr fraud had been
or was to be practiced in the disput-
ed D southern states. Prof Lowell
said be aid net think any man q
Thousand miles away was competen,
Ito Judge. His decision as TO his owr
duty he had reached three weeks age
and it bad never changed, namely h.
4 t must vote according TO the under
standiag aoa which he was chosen by
fshe people. He might wish
;te were otherwise il b,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
OFF For SOUTH CAROLINA.

Washington, Dec. 4-The special
committee to Investigate the -reccn,
election in Soaih Carolina and the
action Of the9eonvassing board in re-
lation thereto, will organize to.mor
row and proceed to Columbia to.mor-
row night. 1t is understood tina,
Representative Morrison will be 'ap-
pointed chairman of the speeia
Louisiana Committee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
THE CONTESTED FIELDS.
No Report from the Scene of the
Pinkston Outrage.
The Florida hoard Listens to
Arguments And Receives Pap
erS,
More Trouble in South Caroli.-
na-The Senate in . Middle.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE DEMOCRATS GO BACK TO THEIR
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

Mr. Hale could not serve the speaker
appointed Mr.. Willard, of Michigan
who asked to be excused, and Mr.
Lapham, Of N. Y, WAS appointed
The house, then, At 80, adjourned
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

dethllod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18

1t seems to be generally known that
ex. Governor j. W. Throckmorton will
be "a candidate tor reelection to Con.
sress. His services to the state, the
purity and ability Of his character and
his devotion to the best interests OF
this people are too well known and
appreciated not 10 be recognized and
rewarded. The people Of this district
will honor themselves and show their
wisdom 10y re-ecctng him 10y All over
whelming majority. There may be a
little opposition from some who may
aspire to Congressional hohors, but
there can he no question that the man
who permits himself to he thrust 10y
his friends or drawn 10y his vanity
into contest with Governor Throck-
morton will most assuredly he most in
gloriously defeated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18
SOM hNHLR.
ITS supposed hHrder"rs t"ushi-"'S'
Pollard aud Adam Thompson the
Won.

The county and city authorities have
been on the alert ever since the muir
der OF schumacher, some weeks ago,
out on the CleDurne road, aud have
been indeiaugahle in the work 81
down the perpetrators OF that
foul and bloody murder. On Saturday
night the police 60, an inkiing Of the
whereabouts Of certain dangerous and
susplcious negroes, who we're the prob.
ablc murderers Of schumacher and they
found West Pollard, after having first
had a sklrmi,h with Adam Thompson,
who got away, and was finally arrested
two miles ives. oi this city, Yesterday
morning, By Deputy Sheriiis Hereford
Spencer and Jones, officers Spencer
Arnold and Dunn and citizen Billy
MYERS, who is whole police force
himself got West Pollard Too much
credit cannot be given the deputy
sheriff. aud the police for their cour'
age and zeal in affecting tho arrests.
Billy Myers, who is good Al playing
possc. rs he Is at a fire, also deserves
great praise for his manly and public
spirited conduct
West Pollard and Adam Thompson
are thought to have been CONCERNED
also in the Mcconnell robbery some
weeks ago;s Pollard was most ploba-
bly, from all we can gather It is about
time some disposition was made Of
them, they disgrace theirrace, and are
"A terror to good citizens, and II guilty
Of the crimes charged, should receive
the iull penalty Of the law. Schuma.
ker's blood calls for vengeance 30
mans life is safe with these black des
peradocs at large.