Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-13

John Hlggihs, aad JAS. l9Pef VIZ
doubtless die.
Chicago, Oct. l2-I'he revival has
received great impetus from the
FAST DAY SERVICES.
There were morning meetings at !
some of the churches and afternoon
meetings at many more, but the chief I
interest cen,ered in the union meet
ings at Farwell Hall from IL to l
o'clock. The time was divided into
four srctiurrs, urrri1 tf,c satrtc thrtrg WAS
done with portion of Scripture
Il. Chronicles, 9Th chapter, l4th
verse. The four sections and topics
being assigned to four Chicago pas
tors--Dr. Gibson, "Humiliatlon;'
Or. Cheney, Prayer" Mr..
Parkhurs,, Putting Away sin;"
Bishop Cheney, "The Resulting Bless
ing" No such gathering Of the
christian people Of the city has been
! witnessed for many years.
The Rock River Methodist confer
ence adjourned its business to attend
the meeting. The hall WAS too small
to hold the congregation, and an over
flowing meeting was held at the
Methodist Church block, conducted
j by Rev DR.. Goodwin, assisted by Mr.
Bliss.
| Messrs-N and Moofhousc
have arrived,
Mr.. Moody telegraphs tha, he will
return and resume work next Sunday
4 morning. The services at the various
! churches have been rich in tokens Of
reviyals. The pastors are hopeful
and happy.
REPORTED FEDERAL ARRESTS.
1 Augusta, Ca, Oct, l2.-Squads Of
federal soldiers, with warrants issued
by the United States commissioner,
are going through Aiken and Barn
well counties, ,Souih Carolina, arrestislg
8 Write citizens. The latter submit
quietly to arrest. 1t is reported here
: to. day that Gen. Hagood, who com
: manded the posse in the late riot al
Ellenton, by instructions from Judge
Higgins, republican, circuit judge,
has been arrested, and that the off
Ger commanding the squad at FIRST
Insisted upon Handwriting HIM bul
hnallv consented not 10 do so. The
Earrested parties were carried before
? 1.-THE United States commissioner at
Aiken, who admitted them to- bail in
/. the SUM OF $1,000 each, allowing.
, however, only one surety on each
!, bond.
Nashville, Oct. l2-This was the
se1'last day 5 racing and was very good
J sport, favorites being beaten lhree
: times. The first race WAS the Young
America stake for two yearolds mile
= dash; 6ve.siart.i, Baaen 3 ,drn won
: King William, second; Barba,a,
third; time, l:4r9
Z, The second rnce WAS Sevance
stake for the three year olds, i've
u mile heats. Cfeedmoor and Jack
Q Sheppard started, the former hot IA
u vorite at 100 To 10; but Sheppard
won; time, 3:353; 3 :42t.
The third race was the association
; purse for two year olds, mile dash
: Mad Duke won; Belle Isle, second ;
! time, l:4S.
s, The fourth was the association
J purse, dash OF mile and an eighth
y Highland Vintage won, vRedding
,e second; time, 2 .oal
: Cincinnati, Oct. l2-A special en-
:, CINE on the Ohio and Missouri
a railroad last evening,
" RAN INTO THE SWITCHING ESeINI
- near Aurora, Indiana, killing the fire
man of the latter, Frank Woods, VIII
Z wa. oiling his engine at the mnmen
:. :, Of collision, and badly iniur ng f. Ga
!. = kill, helper on the engine; slightl.
y, injnring Ross, engineer Of the special
,f San Francisco, Oct. 12-stocl
~ holders of the
T. NEVADA BANK
x had their annual meeting yesterday
RI and reelected the old officers. Ih
o. proposition to increase the capita
8. from FIVE to ten million was unaa
I'd mously carried, and shortly afte
h Gould and O'Brien drew their check
le for the full amount Of the increas'
ne New York, Oct. 12-The Rev. ID
- =. TALLAADGE HAS RESIGNED,
somewhat suddenly his position q
ye editor Of the Christian at Work, an
in become editor Of the Advance (
40 Chicago, being associated with th
il. Rev. DR.. Storrs, Of Brooklyn, an
ce Charles Spnrges, Of LONDON,
M FIRE.
- = Providence, Oct. l2-Richmon
~ Mill, in south Scituate, owned b
l. he Robt Joslyn, and employing ,hir'
A hands on cotton yarn, burned la
- xDa 600.