davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-13
TIrfei.

2onbon, -. Oft. Cine gerlincr
Sepelde bsri6tct folsenheS etinsun9en,
nnter uel6e Die Bforte einen @aHen=
fti0itanb be,pilisen min &uBlano
mub Die superintendent nod Ger
bien unb Sulsarien einltslen ; 9erbien
mub Iofort Die Gcinoielisfeitsn luspcn-
biren uno militdrii6e @arantien ~lsiiten.
Die Siirfen bewiliscn Der Moffen=
1tiliianb on bic @roBmd6te uno mid
an Serbien Die 9forte lit gu elmer Con
feren5 bereit, porausseiebt. baB MIR fer
bii9e @faiscn uno @orl9ldee fir &e-
former bclproden ,peroen, unb boB Ger
bien ni9t auf Der GOnferens pertreten
lit.
2oubon II, -. Oftoeer. Montene=
gro nno Die gforte ioQen einen 20.td7
gen WaHenitialtano absel9loHen 6a-
ben.
@uBlanb bat $4,000 Sintsrlaber in
Wien sefauft.
9ie ierbil6e &esieruns fiihrt Be
i6werbe iiber Die @reueltbatsn Der Sir.
fsu in &ruIde,uocs.
Sie Gorrlponoenten Ser vSimss" in
Berlin uno oes telegraph in 8elsrao
baben @runo su slauben, oas Der @af-
is~nltiatano ni9t Su Stanbe tommen
mirb.
, 1876-10-13
0ir9tnia @taatS< W15et1f
taslte bersussssebsm son
9obn g. p II.
80. s 3p6lite stra6e.
Rthmonb,B ga.
9nbScriptiorS Nreifet
Vreife Der Muteigen:

yreiic her Q~lu3eigen:
Gta Square, etn Mal $Ua5
Gin Gquare, ,ret WtaI -.
gin Gqnare. bret Ylal. aa5
Gin Gauare. cine 91phe $40
Gin Gduare, etnen Wpnat 0e
Gin Ganare BRET Mcnate 10 10
@r65sre Mnjetsen wereen irtser berebntt.
Ndt cter menissr 3et!en btIben etnen Square.
ale Nnsetsen fno int gsraus su tabIen.
Die 3eituns Nib TN &ihmpnb uab tint
sssenb BON bet 9rassrn fir IS Gents per
Wp6e ausaetragen.
, 1876-10-13

$4,000 56mersens9eI=
Der. Ser 8roseb 8crnboro @tamm
gegen Die Soutbern 81. &. Comp. en-
oi9te beute 81 @unlten BEG &lasers, Dem
Die SurD fir Den 8erIut oes Iinten Su-
bes $4,000 auiprad.
Or. ST.. Yr. b. 10.)
, 1876-10-13

Lamb wrroen ssitern @beno iiber 1O,-
600, 900 Sub 8oubol; bur6 Teuer SER
fort. Scr 8erluft betrdst iiber $780,
900, Die @erideruns $4,000.
, 1876-10-13

NaS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-10-13

Dtenta9S, Donnerta9s uao Sadtblta9
practise uno 2 nbr 9tabmittasS ,p,e.
oer jurid, bat istue Gintebr III Der
Sabr9ahe gum 9ulonen Vofboru.
, 1876-10-13
Die Tnbhut-A

1T %beitntntt. bas sanse bisberise Setlperfabrtn ar,5
Suitobeu. Ole Cur pirb bur3 bas iogenannte
Sobtao nn6 burb Gtnnebmen Don 9obpntoer
beptrft. Vie Sobbdeer 3et9ert an, no bic &~ra1fbett
tbren Gts bat, NJ tief fe liegt, unb 5u sletbcr
i3ett Setgen te bic 9ebensfrait bes @enl6eu an.
Sanienoe iito tn ben lesten 5wei Sobren In Der
worben. Infer ben @ebetlteu ~befinben ii6 ptele
lerSte llo gpotbeter. Die 9obbdber unteri6etren
N9 BON onoeren Sabern baburd, bab ie brett aui
BITE Srantbett etnptrfen, uHo ben fronfen Stoif euts
%ferntn, IN melter 6orm ct aud sum 8ori9ein
tomme. Ste itno Elm 8erbrennungSz ODER @uSi6eiz
bun9ssBroceB Der 8rantbetts1toiie. Sober Sranfe
pirb bet Der Inpenbnns bteIer Sur I~oSulagen ietu
ei9ener Ir5t. @ern Senono burb oieie Saber ge'
betlt tit, 10 TIT CT ptrtltb uno raottal gebetlt, rudbs
reno mad Der btsberi9en Seilmetbobe bic 0ttttel
eewbbnli6 9eiabrlt9er limb ais bic &rantbett lelbit,
nnb ii3 6iters <Sa san6es Seer iecunbarer aranfs
hetten etnitelt. - I
Obsiei3 bic suybaber ame aranfbeiten. tnTntrli@
nno duberlt9, furiret, 10 iino bod bic Mirtlnaen
bet I~ol9enoen 6rontbetten4 Defenders penn tie ft4
nod in acutert 3ultaroe befitoer, 9ar5 anBeroroents
lid: Tieber, ielbit Nerpens unb Gppbusfeber,
perben iebr i3nen, aepobnlt4 nit Ia 8aoert,
turirt. $alss unb 3mn8enfG tptnoimd)t ,utrb,
b~eI onoerS bet iun9en Setlteil II. TIM erItet Stadium,
seiUS9nli9 Iei4t tartrt. 2YGnerin6t, @bems
ebenio Musens nnb Obrenfrantbetten, fopts ale
fDpbtItttlde 6ranfbetten In leoem @rabe. Bet
dubereu Grantbeiten, Srano,puttSen, @es
pl6slt9e II. fdtbare. Mur Elm Dab lit binrei5enb,
I'M Seben pon ber @irtrtns az hberSeuSen. Wtas
eenfrebS unb bic fo9enonnte Ssarms ober
Sucfcrrubr (etne bis iest uubeilbare Srontbei)
narben sebeilt. @et lesterer aranfbeit seben rs
@ro3ent oes 3uderitoffes NIT iebent Babe sur4 bsn
llrtn ab.
Gis Babes nnb ginuebmes gulper perben mad
iebem 4laS i'm 2anoe u~erianbt, Der Ntets bes
BabesQulpers tit 81, Der bes Ginuebme ; 9uIpers
81. Man laje i9 cine 8roi9ire iiber bic aobtu&
W ensIii9er OSer Ssusidsr Sprade i9iden.
FIR. Rauchfusss
y "a Stanton ctr. CBox 1901
Nsw Qortt
, 1876-10-13
Spbefer @ebr1bers
(@tablirt 1867
Apptbefer It. Qrp9uilten,
serfaufsm i'm @roBen unb Gleiueu,
9fc. 1144, EGee Is. 1t. Mainar,
HidhmbuN. Vn

TidmonS, Sa.
grlautfn iid ben Sreuntem umS benz pu.
Yntlifum i'm @laemeinen ihr srpBrs 2aser.
meldes aus fplsenbeu Seden belfebt, anau
btstea: Hrpeea, Mspi3ine. Chem fallen, Mps
&c. anp SSilet- @,titsl, @9pGmme, aorfe.
psrfumerien, GarbltuHe, Harbe, See, 8enler
9las. attt etc. etc. etni6iisBli1 MQss, mas
in sinem autfn Drossn' @sl9aft sswUb Mid sa
baben lit. .
Sie fahten sIeiGfa0s cine arrbe Nuswab)
eiatil9sr Yrssaraiipuen ais: Cores WsIatins,
gatsr's Cocoa, perl.0liBs So n.S tdrfe,
SafermsbL Sasp, 1apisea, c%anberli' ts Mild
etc. etc.
2anbrstb's sarantirtsr @artenIaameu, no.
"rn Elm SOlss Enforcement fsts porratbis tit.
Gsncentrirte Sru6t- @1encen, @rsmatili-
rnllss er'rafte ron tspsr Sprte, @swiir;e gum
Gi,saas4s". o.
8ernsr lsnfet ite tie Mu fmerfiamteit auf ibre
l~eltteemadten preperate, welde eire 20 iabs
rlse ptpbe t%sltanpen unp fur peI9e le 9aran-
tiren tpnueu. mbe
, 1876-10-13
~epr0e @ibipit, ir.,

-" SNN"pbS " VteIpHsJ
N o. 1907 80 a StraEe.
SmPprtenr nnb Gambler in
alien Sorten Foraellan- rnb @las>
Waaren, io,pie in oerIdieoenen
Irten Sausba'tunssse=
ratbidaftea.
Sh BABE fpeber otiet Don Der 9atrif In
Il ncass, 6ranfret6, zine friI9e Senbuna,
20 hem tsiten frcnsDitlpen Mp, elrtfsln IN
Slastpaaren. ipel9e t9 isbr fir Salpuns unb
WlrtblGaften %sisnen, erbaIten ,inb bite bJs
pablifum mid 3a teInGen, ba i9 lsbr srbStig
bin meine Maarsn 81, seiesm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
NEW YORK.
SAFE BURGLARY DEVELOPMENTS.

SAFE BU RG GLARi DEN EMS.
New York, April ll.-An inter-
view with Geo. E. White, alias Miles,
the Barre, VT, bank robber, now in
Vermont state prison, is published
Miles appears to have been very com
muuicative. He said h: was Instruct
ed by Whitley to call on Net,lcshs:p
for a job; was taken by Ncttleship )
Washington, where he was first III
formed that the said job was cracking
safe in the dist. atty.'s office
Struck a bargain, and Miles employed
Benton to assist him. Was intro
duced to Harrington ,by Nettleship,
and had HI interview on the subject
with Harrington at Patterns home, at
which Gen. Babcock was present
The latter assured Miles that Harring-
toms promises should be carried out.
Mics speaks Of a prominent official
who knew what was going on, and
who gave additional assurance of Sc
curity for burglars. The name Of the
official was given to the reporter in
confidence, but was not printed. He
also hints at knowledge Of other par
ties connected with the plan, whose
identity he accidently discovered.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Death on the Wave.

HALIFAX, N. s., April l2.-The
American Schooner, Lizzie K. Clark,
arrived to-day bringing Captain VIM.
Greenleaf and four men OF 1.-The Seaeon-
er Henrietta Greenleaf Of Gloucester
which upset in q squall Friday last,
south Of Dahave, bank: Franklin
Greenleaf, Alfred Olsen, James Pc
tiers and George Commons were drown
ed iii the vessel. Five left in one
dory aud six in another. The latter
was picked up by the Clark. One
man freeman Crawford, of West Por,
Maine died from the effects Of expo
sure after rescue. In the missing
boat we're Joseph Gardner, George
Raer, B. Jewett, Charles Pattie and /.
new man.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
sl4s,ooo worth of Oil Fired by
Lightning.
The Silver Bill has Passed both
Houses.
More Developments in tie Safe
Burglary Scandal.
A Report that Scenck will Re,
sumo his Official Position at
the Court Of st. James.
A Severe Storm in Iowa Last
Night.
FIRES.

PAEHERs LANDING, April IL y
About $3.50 this morning 2l,o0o bar
rels Of oil in tank belonging to Gran,
din aud -,Neyhart, situated at Bear
Greek station, Allegheny Valley r.
r., was struck by lightning, bursting
the upper rings Of the tank and throw
ing the burning zoilZovertwo- adjoin=
ing tanks of the Union Pipe Co., at
$50 this afternoon the tanks are still
burning, involving a loss Of about $40
600, ten thousand belongs to Grandin
and Neyhart and the restto the Union
Pipe company. The tanks now burn
ing are worth $4,000 and the oil is
worth $4,000. The total less will
be only sl4S,0OO
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
A Bad Storm.

.MtscArlNE,- Iowa, April 12.-The
heaviest aud longest continued thun=
der storm known in this locality for
years prevailed last night aud to-day
and is still in progress. !. Property is
being considerably damaged. The
track on the Muscatine division ol
the y. G. r. & NJ. R. R., is SO badly
damaged thst trains have been with
drawn and will hardly start up agair
for several days.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Important Suit.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l1.-A dis
patch from San Diego says that suit
has been brought against the Texas
Pacific r. r Co., for the recovery Of
lands decided by the city in considera-
ton of building road from San Die
go to Colorado. The company has
failed to comply with the conditions
Of the grant. a'he property involved
is valued at six millions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Restrained.

New YORK, April l2-In she suit
ofthe Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
company, against George B Prescott,
OF the Western Union telegraph com
panys and Lemuel w. Sereill, Judge
.Speir of the, superior court, granted
an injunction eaparte restraining the
defendants. from prosecuting apphca-
,ions for patents for new edition OF
duplex instruments. ..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
!. WASHINGTON
kIl.BoURN.

April, l2.--The SER
geant at arms Of the house informed
Chief Justice Garter to-day that he
held Kilbourn subject to the further
orders Of the house, and the Judge
postponed further proceedings under
the habeas corpus till Saturday.
THE SILVER BILL PASSED. 81
The house silver bill came up and
the senate amendments were con
CURED in without debate, and with.
out division. The bill now goes to
the President.
A DEMOCRATIC DODGE.
WAsHlSGrok, April II. The house
committee on territories voted tc
amend the bill making New Mexico q
state SO as to provide that An election
for the adoption of constitution
shall be held in j Jnne, 1917, instead o
not later than January 1877, as tn,
senate proposed. This will prevent
the new state fromltaking part on'the
presidential election. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Water Works.

NIuscAT1NE, la.,-rhc completion
of the Muscatine watersworks, which
have been under way during the last
few months, was celebrated o.day by
a grand exhibition of the power and
capacity OF the wofks. The test was
entirely satisfactory. The works
cost $50, 900 and are combination Of
the Hallyand reservoir system.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
BOARD OF TRADE RULES.

The board-of trade has adopted
rules which we're read this afternoon,
. making the selling Of puts and calls
on open board breach of decorum
on the part of members who partici-
pate in such transactions, aud prohib-
i,ing such sales and purshases under
penalty of discipline.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
The Dominion.
FAILURE,

MONTREAL, April -l2.-Alacdonald
Moody s. Co., wholesale ,hatters and
-furriers have assigned; liabilities
about $4,000. The firm allege that
their assetts exceed their liabilities
by oyer $4,000, but their capital
is locked up in outside speculation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Sentenced.

MILWAUKEE, April ll.-Judgc
Drumnond this morning sentenced e.
F Moeller, ex-guager, to one wear in
the st..te prison, audi a fine of $4,000.
Reyno'd Clifford was sentenced to G
months in the county Jail, and a fine
Of $4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Reduced Rates.

CHICAGO, April12.-The committee
Of pool lines leading from Chicago
met to-day and agreed to reduced
rates as follows: On grain, to New
York to 35 cents; on flour 20 Cents
per bushel; on fourth class freight to
40 cents. Rates to other eastern
points are reduced accordingly. This
is reduction of 5 cents per 100.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
A Terrific storm

Iowa, April-12:-=A.most
terrific wind and rain storm, accom-
panied by hail, passed oyer-this=toWn
last Monday night, and five dwelling
houses and large number of shqas
and outhouses were blown down and
demolished. Total damages sevca
to ten thousand dollars. No lives
lost.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Female Baptists

CHICAGO, April l2.-The woman's'
Babptist missionary society ofthe west
to-day, listened TO reports and elected
officers for the ensuing year. Mrs.
Robert Harris was chosen president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Dividend Declared.

BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE Balti
more & Ohio r. r. has declared a
semi-annual dividend Of 5 per cent,
PAYABLE May lst. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
CHICAGO.
GUlIrY CoNspIRAreRs.

CHICAGO. April ll.-In the U. S.
court this morning the jury in the
F.reisingher and Seaverns whisky case
returned a verdict of guilty. The sen.
fencing of the two men was postponed
until after all the whisky trials have
been completed in this court.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
THR TEnnIr,Rr or DAKOTA, /;
Audit RS Otlire, Olivci u T.. MnICh. II. IT @.

Audt1rS OFte, OIivc', D. T.. MAJ Cll. 70, 10
!. WuhnsAs, the State rirc ipsurnncc company,
located in In. city OF Lnpor,c. and srntc,l In
diana, has lied in This Office, sworn
abatement ot i's condition, on he lst day OF
ious Of nrfhc of the Legislative N scmbly y-uf.lhc
Territory of Dakota relating, to Insurance Com:
paDie-, approved January 9Th 1868: And, where,
as On examination of the swotn staiemcnt of said
Company filed IL th. offlcc find that the SAID In
rsurancc Company T.. poss ssesscd of the necessary
amount of capi nj inYcetcd NJ required b. Inv
Therefore, /. A: Sheridan Jones, ,u d'or Of Dl-
kota Territory, do hereby certify that raid ln-n-
s.ncc Company IL duly authorized 10 L:...-1rt
the business ufnre Insurance insaid tory, luf
,hefyeAr ending Dccrn,hrr 3Ist, A. D. 1876, by
Agents property -rp9ointcd.
In testimony whcr. o. have aarennio ret my
hand and seal tn. 3is, day OF March, \. ID. 1876
(Scal) A. Snkn,DAS.JoHEs,
april Auditor of Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
schenck to Resume.

LONDON, April IA telegram
from Washington speaks positively
of Schenck's rcsuming the functions
Of minister to England: '----'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
ACGIDE DENTS.
FATAL EXPLOSION.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, April l2.-An
explosion Of fire damp in Mosque Ho-
ming mines this morning, killed three
men, and seriously injured Gve 9TH
ers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
POLITICAL.
MAINE.

PonrhAsD, Me-. April 12.-The
democratic state convention is called
1t Bangor June 18th.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
p,..oln,ion Notice.

THE law irnl heretofore composed Of Oliver
L shannon and Phil. X. Fanlk, WAS yesterday
di.solycd nv mutual consent. The bnsln ness now
vending will be attended to by the late nfm.
.reaiter Mr. Shannon and Frank J: Washsbaugh
viii practice Law At the old stand. on Cedar st,
nndrr ihe arm name of shannon u Washabeugh.
phil. 4 Faulk will aIso continue the Practice oe
his profession y, the same PLACE
April 5, 1875. SHANNON = sAoAA.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
The Bill to Transfer the Indian
Bureau to the War Depart-
Hlent Considered i'm the
House.
The Postal Bill Discussed in the
Senate.
1t Finally Passes after Contin.
nous Skirmishing.
Full Text of Bill as it Passed.
senate

Mr.. Spencer introduced bill tc
prevent panics and give elasticity tc
the legal tender currency; without i'm
pairing its value by limiting its
amount, together with national bank
notes and gold and silver coin e'ret.
lation, according to population; and
to make legal tender notes equal
in value to-United States government
bonds with the consent aud by action
of their owners; and TO authorize the
issue Of legal tender notes., and the
retirement of the same under certain
circumstances and on certain condi-
tions. Referred.
The bill to provide for the sale Of
extra copies Of public documents, and
for the7disttibution Of regular official
editions thereof was passed.
The postal bill was taken up as un-
finished business.
Sargent and Window favored the
substitute of Harvey to restore old
rates.
Howe and Hamlin favored the com
mittee bill.
i Sherman advocated uniform rate
Of postage per ounce, and objected to
raising the rate on transient newsra-
pers. He didn't think the old ra e
should be restored entirely, but so
far as light circulars were concerned.
Dawes moved to amend the bill to
read crates for all distances, one cent
for each ounce or fractional part
thereof.o Agreed to without discus
sion.
Harvey said after the Postmaster
General should root out straw bids IN
the job printing now carried on in
the department., and the manufacture
of envelopes, he had no do,fbt third
class matter could beecarried at til,
old rate, aud the revenue Of the gov
.ernment benefited.
The question beingoon the substi-
tute OF Harvey, to restore the old
rate ofposgage, it was rejected.
The question then beng on bill as
reported by the postal committee, MIR
Paddock moved to amend SO us to in
cludc bulbs, seeds, roots etc. Rejec.
ted, as we'll as All amendment by MIR
Withers including books used III
common schools.
Mr.. Wright moved an amendment
to the 5lh section'so as to allow re-
ports made by charitable institutions
through the mails at rate Of one
cent for every three ounces or fraction
thereof. Rejected.
The bill was then reported to tho
senate and the amendments made il
the committee of the whole were
agreed to
Mr.. Harry again offered his substi
tute to restore the old rate Of postag.
and it was rejected. Yeas % nay
2G. ,.-.....z.r -.
Mr.. Davis submitted an amendmcn
SO as to transfer all pamphlets ant
regular publications devoted primari
lily to advertising purposes or free cir
culation, for circulation at nomina
Subscription s-rates, prices current
posters, books bound or unbound ant
proof sheets from the first to the fifth
section Of the bill, SO as to make then
] pay rate Of p stage ofsone cent 70
|everY three ounces instead Of / cen
! for each ounce. Reported. s..
), The bill was then read Sd tim
. .,d nocood s,u;th hont discnSsion y -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
FOREIGN. J:

BREMEN, April 12.-Rohland 6
Mplter, cotton 6rm-suspended. Liza
bifities heavv.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
rh. Asset. Of the compan, ar. a. ro,,or.:
Total ASS,


Liabilitics. none.
The greatest amount insured in nny one six,
o25,0OD 90.
Thr-:resiest-amonn allowed by tho rules OF
the company 10 be insured In an, one city, town
or rvil!age-notlimit.d
The greatest amount allowed tn be insuiedin
any one block, S25, ,OO0OD.
STATE, %" INolANA,
County ofLapOrte.
Jhspsr Packard, president and BENJAMIN ".
company 81 the city OF l.npore Ind, being ltrIy
sw )rn. depose and ray, thn The foregoing Is full
true and correct abatement of tne affairs Ut the
said company; that the -nid insurance CT mpany
is The bona tide owner Of N least least one Hun
sdrcd Tnonrand Dollars. OF .rctunl cash capital.
invested IN cash, county state and United
States Stocks and Bonds, or in Real Estate and
Hnnds and Mortgages of Real Estate, nnincnm-
bcrcd and worth double the amount for which
the same Is morigaged; and they are the above
described officers oi saidinsurancr company.
JASfAk PACK tkD. President.
BENJAMIN w. GOODHUE, Secretary.
Il
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13

s7'1 t-tsf.1 .*.E'7 '-1'
10 be on, in, and we have not found
Tihe accommodations promised u.s.
The country is
BLEAK, BARREN,
and destitute Of timber"
The Herald, leading paper OF
Nebfas corntnc,1ts as follows:
with many such reports daily
pouring in, j, is mystery to us how
men can have the supreme cheek to
continue
RopING IN
innocent parties, and setting them
adrift on}a bleak and inhospitablc
sandy plain at this season Of the year.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
SAND HILLi

SAND HILLS.
1--WE are in camp 20 miles northeof
Cheyenne on the sand hills. Two Of
the boys turned back today. The
route is simply horrible. Nothing
but
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
PURE HE1.LIsnNEss

aud greed for g,rin could have in
duced~the people Of Cheyenne to have
SO fearfully misrepresented this route.
We have had ;
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13

Col. f. A. Mcclure, of Worcester,
Mass, writes to tue Fremont, Neb.,
Herald as follows:S
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13

snb-crbell aud sworn TO before me, I III lstl
day OF March, 1875.
sEAL] GEo MILLER,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
NOTHING BUT CRACKERS

to eat today, and God only knows
what We will do tomorrow. -Nheu
we left our homes, it was represented
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-03-04
A Horrible Tragedy.

Oh thursday evening, the iih lust, says
the Nnrri"r>e (arIun OF the Doth ult., DR..
II A. Phelps, Mayor of our town al one oi
its most prominent citizens. WAS shu, and IN.
Stan'y klIIci hy Mr.. ". l. Law, AN rx sheriff
81 Norc!"u>c. Mr.. Law was standing
w''t'in ten feet oi his victim. and discharged
b"th barrels oi his gun at hlnI, literally teal
ig linn TO pieces We have it f.u,n Il relia-
DIE source that Law laui lrequcu'I. threaten.
ct' the Dot,r- lie. The Doctor realized his
Danger, aud at ihr rI,nr ~! his death vas
h'"rd with shm gun although he was not
gwen All "rI"riuuliy To use it, Law ab>coud-
Ell immediately GA dong the shmiing. Al.
tbou2h the >hrrIii was IN iuwu, II >cetiIs 10
us there wds AN unnecessary DELAY IN sum.
ihoning l",sr for thu pursuit 1t is sup
posed tie murderer departed tor part. un
known.
Dr. Phelps will bc u"urrrd by aIFss who
knew hin'. He is a niaIur tu -i.c rniorcc-
Inent Of order in Bas,rop lie drrd m the
service of the town he 50 uiucl. loved, aId
was followed To his last resting place by d
large conconrsc of our citizens.
Thus . christian gentleman and useful
citizen of our sister parish has fallen a victim
to the revenge Of desperate character, who
was such terror 10 tac community 4. TO lie
ter the sheriff from arres,iny him until he
could make good his escape. The Nemesis
Of niurderrred innocence will follow him
with vengeance that will make hell Of
earth wherever he goes, if his conscience is
not already past feeling.