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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
r. M. CrOnin, M D,

HAS permanently located in Mineral Point and
l opened an Office at the L. s Hotel All calls
in city or country promptly attended to. 1Slf
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07
Thousands of Gases.

1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in,
vigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t
will almost instantly relieve
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

THE English Jews are moving in the East
ern question. A meeting was held recently
in London to consider the expediency of a
conference of Jews of Europe and America to
consult upon measures to sec ure to the Jews
of the DaEubian provinces the same rights
that Christians might enjoy there under any
new arrangements that might be made, aud
to present their views to the approaching
Oriental conference. In this Dr. Benisch
said: "Whatever might be the result of the
negotiations-whether peace or fresh out
break-a considerable amount of autonomy
would be conferred on the disturbed provin-
ces. By such an arrangement considerable
number of Jews would be transferred from
the rule of Mahometans to that of Christians.
The Greeks, the Roumanians and Servians
on obtaining power had withdrawn those
Jewish liberties which the Mahometans had
granted. The rule of the Eastern Christians
had been harsh and Mr.. Gladstone had ad-
mitted that the liberties of the Jews should
be guaranteed by statute. How was this to
be accomplished? There would have been
no dificultyif England, France or Austria
were the principals concerned, but, unfortu.
nately, the lead in the matter was taken by
Russia. Although the czar was tolerant
there was party in Russia animated by
bitter hostility to the Jews"
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

In spite of the heat of politics and the
stringency of the times the South is
making progress in manufacturing and
industrial enterprise. A new cotton
mill, with 21,5OO spindles, is nearly
finished at Atlanta, Ga, and an i'm
mense mill at Nashville, Tenn, is employing
an increased number of operatives. The de-
velopment of manufactures in these States is
slow but constant, and the successful opera.
ton of cotton mill neyr New Orleans
strengthens the impression that that city
may become an important manufacturing
center. The intelligent planters and farmers
of Northern Georgia and East Tennessee are
availing themselves of Yankee inventive ge-
MUS, ,and are introducing improved farm imple
ments and machinery. These are the best
signs of the times in the Southern States.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07
Election Notes.

If there is man in Fulton County, with
white skin, who is so lost to self-respect as to
vote for a Radical on next Tuesday the COM
munity have an interest in knowing who he
is, and we call on the Democratic Executive
Committee to see TO it that the names of all
such are enrolled for publication within three
days after the Observation-Disclosures (GG.) Com.
mOn,uedlM.
We would rather not see United States
troops about state houses, but when the gov
ernor of states appeal to the President Tor
protection against domestic violence the oo-
Jections to the use of the bayonet to preserve
the peace do not seem so serious as 10 cause
US to apprehend the immediate DEAN anu
cremation of the 90 ddess of liberty.
nGti Commercial.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

THE chief interest with which Republicans
view the contest is not whether Gov. Hayes
or Gov. Tilden shall be President; not wheth-
er the Republican or Democratic party shall
gain a triumph; but whether, in view of the
temper which has been displayed, the loyal
element of the South shall be turned over to
the tender mercies of the old rebel forces.
The party question is nothing. In mere
party sense, the Republican organization
would doubtless stand as well for the future
to have the Democracy go into power for a
season with all the odium of winning it
through bulldozers and assassins. But it is
terrible to think Of leaving the true men OF
the South defenceless in their hands. 1t is
this which gives US pause.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

THE resignation of the French Ministry is
a Republican victory. NJ. Dufaure and his
colleagues made their stand on grants of cler-
ical scholarships and subsidies to religious Or
ders. Other questions were in dispute, but
the cabinet defeat was on the proposition to
give the church further control of education.
The anti-clerical triumph is matter for re-
oicing with all friends of religious liberty.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

''LEocADIE" (sex, name, age and resi-
dence unknown) is the sensation of Paris at
present. He, or she, visits the maries to no.
tice what marriages are announced to take
place, takes note of the address of the pro.
spective brides and grooms, and then writes
to them or their families, letters full iof the
most horrible disclosures, purely imaginary oj
course, concerning their intended partners.
As a consequence a simple old widow has re-
ceived about one hundred and fifty visits
from fathers-in-law and mothers-in-law indig.
nant at her alleged wies, and as many hus-
bands IL, posse have called on respectable,
middle-aged merchant, who is always desig-
mated as the gay Lothario. This has gone on
for six months or more, but the police cannot
track the practical joker, who always uses
the same stationery, does not apparently dis
guise his, or her, writing and mails all the
letters at one station-that of the Rue Mil
ton,
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

THE Democratic desire for ga fair count of
the whole vote actually cast" does not make
its appearance in the House. The method by
which Mr.. Plaisted was disfranchised savors
strongly of a practice attributed by the DEM
ocrats to their opponents, and Mr.. RandalPs
extraordinary course was characterized by
more shrewdness than honesty. The Demo-
cratic House has opened the session with
bit of sharp practice as earnest of what il in
tends to do.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

will make her first appearance on this occasion in
her native city since her return from Europe.
The MENDELsSOHN QU1NGEFTE
Sc artists will give superb programme, offer
ing e of the Choicest Musical Entertainments ever
Civ en- In this city.
withstanding the great expense Of the above
com nation, the committee have decided to place
the ckets at the low price Of 20 Gents each, IN
clud -ng a Reserved Sent, to be obtained at
WIN. Tbomes', under Music Hall.
Course Tickets, admitting to the following enter,
taiuments only Two Dollars each. Reserved
Seats 81 00:-The Grand Concert by Ole Bull,
WI iss Ella g. Lewis and MendeIssOhm Quin-
tetie q NIB. Grand Concert by the sWilh- Whit.
uey Concert Co., Grand Concert by the Hyer
Sisters Concert Co Grand Concert by the
B 0sfon Philharmonic Club and Miss M
Questen, and Grand Concert by the Swedish
Ladies, Vocal Quartette, Aptommas, the
greatest living Harpist, and Chambers Full
Military Band, Lecture by Rev. +. II. Chaplin,
ILL., This is the finest array of talent ever offered in
any course in this city. noy2ldtf
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

How will the action of the House of Rep
resentatives in Washington, in refusing TO
allow newly-elected members from Colorado
and Maine, whose rights to seats are uncon-
tested, to participate in the organization of
the House, square with the Democratic claim
in South Carolina, that members of the Leg
islature from Laurens and Edgefeld, with on
ly the illegal certificates of the Supreme
Court, and their title to these notoriously dis
puted, have right TO be counted in the or
ganization of the lower house in that state?
Is it the accepted doctrine of Democrats in
this emergency simply to violate all law and
precedent? Is the contradiction of their
conduct in Washington and in Columbia rec
onciled in their minds by the simple fact that
in each case they have disregarded all statu-
tory and prescriptive restraints upon their
schemes? The Washington matter is the
more odious. because respect for the rights of
the newly-elected members would have had
no influence on the organization. Their dis
franchisement was an act of pure wanton-
ness
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

THE Forty-fifth Congress will probably
contain larger number of members elected
by maiorities of less than hundred than any
Congress that ever assembled. There will be
seven or eight with majorities Of less than
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

We do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations. The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve eommu-
nications that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

Let no man: dare to say to Signor Brignoll
that he is old, for it makes that very good
musician indignant. He is in his 47th year, he
says, and that is ascomfortable age, an excel
lent age, an age which finds him still owning
notes of honey.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07
THE PRESS
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. z. '76

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley L.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
innrnal
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-07

"Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing Syrup
Having the fac-simile of COURTS s. PERKINS,
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
aug26 dom
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
That Cough! Stop tt!!

From The sale of 10000 bottles Of Hale's
Cough cordial, sald in the northwest with
In the past year, on guarantee 10 refund
tie money'tn case of future to cure, there
were less Than fifty bottles returned, being
less than one failure in a thousand. This
fact speaks volumes IN insor OF this Won.
derinl remedy for colds, coughs, sore throats,
bronchitis, ssihma, etc. Physicians every
where acknowledge their surprise at The
wonderful results from the use nf this
medicine. We authorize Mills & Purdy to
warrant u care OF return the money in case
hf lailere after using one half The bottle.
u Is very pleasant To the taste, making 1t q
very aesirabie remedy ffor eAl.dten,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
United States Attorneys In
structed to Sue for Unpaid
Income Tax.
INDIAN news VS.
DON'T WANT THE sIouX.

ynita. IT. Sept, 21-1he Cbefo
KEGS and other civilized Indians in
this territory are .rea,ly excited over
the proposed removal OF the Sioux
in,o this country They say the gcvs
crnment is again proposing to violate
treaty s,ipulstions by removing these
Indians 10 their country withou, their
consent. They characterize the ac-
tion Of the commissioners IN agreeing
to give the Sioux homes in The Ter.
ritory Of Oaklahoma as beirg similar
TO the one made by Satan on the
mDountain 1900 years ago. There
will be united aud solemn protest
made by all these people against the
consummation OF this alleged outrage
against the civilized as well ss the
S,enx Indians.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
aking the frs, nile IN the very slow time

making the first ,nic In The very slow time
OF 4 80
The owner mn,ioned the ckcy TO 60 on
nnd in compliance the second mhc mile
was made IN i5Is, and lbe thild iu
lsi6t. AT The ginning Of the. fourth
m,Ie new horse joined in The race, bnt
was left behind and Ms Ten Broeck gallop
I'd down the home stretch the enthusiasm
was immense i'he tlast mile WAS made in
4 !5l93,, aud the entire distance IN 1l5a.,
81 secnuds quicker than Fellowcratt $
time, and 1 seconds faster thnn L,xingion's >
lime
Willie Maker rode the victor,
wlo is the property Of frsnk Harper.
Mr. II. has refused sl2Q,uoo Tor Ten
Brock.
Tie second race was for two year
olds mile dash, Bell OF the Meade
won in | II; Baden Baden, second.
Tue last race was mile heats, all
ages, Eastern Planet won; time, .l6l 7;
lI,I
STEAMER WRECK ED
Quebec, Sept, 2. The steamship
Isngshaw, which sailed on the 22nd
for London, is ashore, near Sydney,
and is likely to become total
wreck.
BAEcoCk.
Washington Sep. 2.,-1'he ,cs,i
mony in the safe burglary case
cl Sc O. la To-morr ~ cou lsel.
will sum up and the case be given to
The jury.
BASE BALL.
Chicago Sep. y chicago's l6,
lIarlfotd's To-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
FOREIGN.
LORD DERRY.

London, Sspt. PA depu tation,
headed by the Lord Mayor pre-
sented to Earl Derby to-day Il
resolutions passed a, q meeting on
eastern question in Guild hall on the
18th inst. Elrl D.rby said: You
may be quite sure that the gov
ernment cannot underra.e the strength
Of the popular feeling wh,oh undoubt-
edly has shown itself SO strongly in
the last few weeks with regard 10 the
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
We all agree as to what ought to be
done. la few days ] shall be able
TO publish the dispatch scat TO the
British ambassador nj Cons,antinople.
He has been directed to interview the
Sultan aid lay the facts fully and IN
reservelly before him; ,o-depounee by
. name the persons indicated by Mr..
Barring as the principal authors of the
atrocities, and call Tor their punish
mcnt He has also been directed to
represent the urgent necessity for
: relieving the sufferings caused by. the
atrocities. Special attention is to be
given to the numerous eases Of
ADDICTION
Of women.
Ii regard to the question Of convok
ing parliament, Lord Derby pointed
- out that this was course which wa.
only adopted under the most urgen1
circumstances, such as decla aralior
of war.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
FROM YANkToN.

Lense soaI CTS Al ~. m, aud arrive at chi.
cagp Al sap. m,
sleeping Cars run ihrpnsh from Sioux cry u,
FttYpuft
fassengerF leaving Chicago, bonnd ~sst at s. 95
r. m, VIA tsg liauis Central raiiro I'd vii arrive
all >iouNtity The n,sNt day nj t7lN n III
An accommodation Train Will leave sioux iiy
daily eNeeitt saturdays, MT ~ r. m. connecting
wsti itiran4p passenger. irSsns n, Fort Dodge.
Passenger leaving Chicago al 20 y. m, arriyc
nj SioaN CiiS at !, % a. IN
trains going esri connect at Chicago with all
trniBs lot Detroit, Cleveland. Buanlo. Niagara
falls iiitsbnrg Philadelphia, Baltimore Wash
,nglen, Ne" York, boston aud nj pafis OF the
East.
fhis train casnce,- a, Waterloo with train,
tta Ocular ialls and hpuesota Branch, ieayiHg
WAt.ifint,ai -lees m. and arriving al Mona nj
b2na, m connecting with Milwaukee, q ST. Punl
ratlras trsin- and attLln-- at ST Paul al 6.a5 p
u and Minneapolis. nj $40 p. IN.
CONNECTIONS arr hiads at Freeport with trains
on thr liliunls Gpaita railroad pntit line 'eavtng
,lsfscpoft Al ~ y. IN arriving at Gslr-bHrg AZ
isa M l'rntla y m; Burlington a m, itock
ls5aHa nj ~ p ~, Quincy ato M p m, \, Ien-
a. 10 a IN, and 1ulfo Al 10 m. connecting r.
Casra With train for Memphis, Nashville, Niekr-
burg, Mobile. New Orleans. and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
AUSTRIA Won't nAvE Ii.

Vlena, Sept. 81 The Political
Correspondence concludes an official
article on the proclamation OF Prince
Milan as king as follows:
The Austro- Hungarian govern
.nent cannot allow any doubt to be
entertained on one poirt-namely, ],
sthat II would in no case be inelined7tp
recognized the title of king II il were
conferred on Prince Miriam, aud that
all practical consequences sought to
ne drawn from such an act would en-.
counter it's determined protest.
Belgrade, Sept 2,.-M. Risucs,
.servian ioreigu minister, last night
sent note to the L lglish and Italian
consuls, with ir=ecapltnlation Of com
plain,s made against the Turks for
BREACHES oF AKMlsT1cE,
and pointing out that collisions would
continue to recur if hossili,ies were
merely suspended for eight days, as
proposed by the porae. The note OF
NJ. Ris,ics concludes as follows:
lake the iiDerly OF requesting yon
TO make known that the Prince
government regrets that t is unable
10 order prolongatlon Of the state OF
things which experience has shown
to be impraeticable. The. govern
mrnt, at the same time, expresses an
earnest wish for the conclusion Of a
formal armastice under such cond,.
tions and Of suca duration rs to attutfl
the end in view-natnely, peace.
AT the council Of minis held yes
,erday. over which Prince Miriam pre-
sided, IT was unanimously decided t,
reject the conditions of peace recent
ily elaborated by the powers aud til.
/. Porte The council also resolved ,ha
lservia should not submit except II
the cases OF ioriegn occupation, ans
and TO fight until the independence,
of Servia and Bosnia is secured
| The Scryians yesterday
BURNED TWO BRIDGE
hich had been thrown over th
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
TWEED.

A dispatch from Vigo states that
Tweed was removed from his fortress
prison last evening where he has
been confined twenty one days 10.
the steamer trapklin for transfer 10
New York. He is well treated.
!. Wm. Hunt was liberated, but is
very rellcent, and maintains that his
FREUD
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
MEATH OF GEN. BRAGG.

Galveston, Sept s7I This morning
Braxton Bragg dropped dead while
crossing 29gh street IN front Of The
postoili3e, aged 81. The body lies in
state. al artillery hall. The remains
will be taken 10 Mobile il il can be
arranged with the New Oreaus
steamer for conveyance. Gen. Bcagg
was in his usnaI heal'h'up to The mo,
ment Of death Cause If death. fatal
.syneopc, induced by organic disease
Of the heart.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP FUEL.

New York, Sept. 27.-The Della
ware, 1.ackawanna and Western rail-
road company sold 100000 tons
Scranton coal at their salerooms
in Exchange Place to-day The Mt.
tendance Of buyers was large, but
prices were below those Of the sale
of "Wednesday last. ranging from
81 81 TO 81 r9I s. (
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28

,.,.,u.n, !. .l,,,s,
-. ,.,,,....s.il. 7,naa Tm6n,1anJ
~ II 80 ss.'s's ~, ',,s,,,..;
'io''s ~ : s'es ~ ,'',r'I''i -,
-, ~ - as,',s,, -
oanss :, I's. -, sn, - ~ - 49,
r.. kr.,,l.t, l.axas ,b;s .ftar,aa,
~ n ,,,,hl,,l, 80
49, r. ,lb.,,',.ar = ,r.sx,p,l. On. t..
~ IA l.. ,s.5 4, .G,,s
:. a,an :. a,,,.a = ! % Nc rrans,;n ~, ha,,;,,,
aa"e. ..,,',,.',s = go, cnsl .nan4,b g. !,
Ions voyage.
NEWS FraM PANAMA
;i.s. received states tina, in the en-.
gapement August 2lst. at Lascna
REQ IN (,onea be,wsen The rebel
and goverumen, forces, the rebels
lost. more than ! COO killed and
wounded, while the government Gree
lost soo Killed ana ooo wounded. he
rebels engaged nun .ered o,ooo men
and the constitutional forces 1900.
GISGnAM sALE
New York Sept 27-peremn,ory
sale of rinphams by order of Clnu-
chester rlnsham miils, was made
morning. The sale WAS well attended
United STATE. Dress plaids sold from
II CENTS 10 W cents ner yard accor.
ding 10 styt... anJ fancy pinpha,ns
ranged from n cents to So cents.
and mourning ciIlghams ranged from
"a to NJ CENTS and stable piu.hams
| lftotn 81 10 81 cents,
Ga, Ner,a, yas,ar,,.y rece;vel /.
"
Y = - ; "a : .
from the beard q pilot commissioners
Tor his successful engineering al slfell
Ga1e. \ complimentary reception Is
| .N''ee.eu ~. -
''s ''sNs : '''e' {
N''''t's'' = . iN, : r.
Baltimore, sept lereice
Walsh anl leafick l'onaRue, ltbof-
ers, were killed anl- two Others scfi-
EonslS imputed, ~ the fall Of roek II
a tannel here yesscfday.
/ ruE EXPOSITION
Philaaelptia. Sep. 27.--Thc weall,
er TODAY is delishtlal and The a,ien-
dance ais5,he cxnosl,lon is very large.
EIhese is every md eati5t, that rile ~,
4 ,en,ianre to-,norrpw viii be tre,ilen.
ldous, aria many l1red4cs, The crow
viii number a nililon.
i, , I, IS, III
ipr 81 The. national executive commit.
leg Of the nnien league q sAmerica
VIII D.. held at thesas'or House, New
Fl ofk' uesaay, October 2.
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
All Parts Of the South

Connections arc alro made at Frcepot, with
Western Ulen trains, leaving Frteport nt 30 p
m. aud arriving At Raciae NJ u ,i5 y m and Mil
wankceai ~ m
connection. are also made Al Dubuqaeio ST
loui1, Caito, ptid all points south
Baggage Checked Through
rUa't important paints.
For ihroAgh Tickets and Information apply ST
the liinols Central depot
Trains run bs Dubuque dino. which IL twenty
miGhtcr iaAief tiirt sioux MY,
dos +. TncKkR, Chicago,
w, 7 Jomssos, Gen'l snpt
General fassenger Agent, Chicago.
II. 4 ilAaitTos. Agt sioux ,iy inu2oiSw1y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
skCoR WIS Sol rW.EKp.

HUT, after leaving the franklin,
went Immediately 10 see All Ameri-
cap friend a, the Hotel Europa, and
registered there under The name OF
3. Sands. Sal.,s is considered 20 be
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
Illinois Central Railr'd
shorte-, ana Best non,e 10 ( .hitago.
'IOU XCITY to CHICAGO
without Change or Cars.

Commeneing Dee, 9Th, 1854.
A Daily ksprcss Passenger Train Win leave
Sioux cay, Sunday excepted on the arrival oil
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
GoLp COMING noM Z.

Sixty thousand pounds worth q
American eagles were purchased yes
terday from the Bank OF Eaglaud.a at
70 shillings 81 pence per ounce, ior
the United States. Further purchases
are expected. because the shlpmenis.
OF wheat aud cotton from America
are large, ana the absorption Of the
new United States suuded loan in.
Europe is steadily increasing.
TOO MANY KINGS ALREADY.
ST. Petersburg, Sept. q, The Rus
sian counsel ut Belgrade has been in
structed to declare that Russia can IN
no case support the proclamation Of
prince Milan as king.
WHAT PRUSSIA SAYS.
Berlin, Sept. 2,,.-Emperor William
Is addressing the depntation on the
eastern question at Stuttgart, to day,
said basis now appears to have
been found for the policy OF the great
powers, which we may fairly hope
will lead TO very satisfactory results.
sEKvIA STILL on THE FIGHT.
London, Sept. 27.-A special from
Ieimonv to the Evening Standard
says: The Ser,iaa-governm Mt la.
yielded 10 the pressure pat upon 1t
by General Tchernayeti. Minister
Rlstics refuses to aeccp, u prolonga
tiou oil the armislice for eighty days.
III, ,poin; OF fact hosullties have ROW
recommended, and the proclamation
~ Prince Milan as king ia expected
very shortly.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
BURNED TWO BRIDGE

BURNED TWO BRIDGE
" hich had been thrown over the
Morava BY the Turks. There, were
also some engagements between the
ou,posts OF the .ssryian and the
T.4raish armies.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
TuE EXPOSITION

Philadelpbia, Sep. : 27-Thc wealh
er to-day is delis hlal and The a,ien-
dance at5'hc exposition is very large.
Iheie is every ind ca,i5i, tiIat Iile-7lrS
tendance tp-morrcw viii be trc,nen-
dous, atia many preales, The crow Il
viii number q million.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
KILLED IS A tunnel

Baltimore, Sept ~ - Terence
Walsh aud Patrick Donahue, labor
ers, were killed and two Others scri-
.ously injutcd, by the fall Of roek il
a tunnel here yesterday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28

Washington, tsspt. < The meet
ing d, the nationai executive commit
Tee Of the union league oi Amer!ica
will be held at the Astor House, New
York, Tuesday, October 3.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
GINGnAM sA1.E.

from the board Of pilot commissioners
for his successful engineering al ,llell
GIale. A complementary reception is
tendered the general Monday even
ing next at Gnmorc's garden.