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RECIPROCAL MAN-EATING.

Three weeks ago John Brennan, keeper OF stable at
No IL Poll street, arraigned before Justice MUIR
ray, tho Tombs Court for having nearly bitten OF
the OF Frank ONcll, OF No LAG East Broadway.
O'Neill stated that Brennan decoycd him into tho
stable, locked the door, Knocked him down and bit his
ear on. When Brennan arrested and arraigncd
before Justice Murray. o'Neill refused to make any
compaInt, and Brennan was discharged. On last
Thursday O'Ncii appeared before Justice smith, at the
Essex Market. and applied Tor warrant for BrenLans
arrest stating that his had mortified The warrant
was granted. Yesterday Brennan. accompanied by
Counsellor Onvcr appeared in the Essex Market Court
aud surrendered himself lie showed Judge Flammer
his right hand which presented fearful appearance.
the upper Joint being bitten on the Index finger and thc
thumb beng btten TO the bone Brennan stated that
ONcfll who drunk followed him into tho stable.
attacked him and Dn his hand Being disabled, he bit
ONeil's ear Brennan furnished $500 bail to answer
the complaint al the Court OF General SessionA
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THE MURDER OF MAGGIE BAUER.
TESTIMONY TAKEN AT THE coRoNEBs INQUEST
YESTERDAY.


The inQuisition before Coroner Hicks TO tho death
OF little Maggie Bauer, ut Fishers Meadow, vas pro-
cceded with yesterday at W. Charlick's Hotel Val
Icy Stream. The crowd In attendance, as tho pre-
vious days. very large, and tho interest in the
timony was intensc Before the jury was called to-
gether understood from District Attorney Down
ing that there would be another Adjournment as he
satisfied TO close tho inquest until every chance
10 obtain moro satisfying evidence was exhausted
As yet there direct testimony against the woman
Kate Hoffman, although her character has been proved
TO such lead the conclusion that she fully
capable OF committing the dreadful crime of which sho
Is strongly suspected. Her own declarations are
taken as very damaging and she IS proved to have
made repeated threats tnat would be upon
Bauers for The wrongs tnat she anccs they have
done her.
During tho time which had elapsed since tho pro-
impcate others well a. Kate have been traced to
their source by the Coroner, the District Attorney
the officers but they have generally been found either
exaggerated or entirely without foundation. 1t Is
still thought that Albert Rhoads Is not without susp
con, and Charles Hummei, who saw Kate Hoffman
pass the we'll where he drinking on the afternoon
OF the murder. nut who alleges that he did not
Maggie Bauer with her. will probably be required to
bring forward satisfactory evidence Of his
innocence. The testimony Of Mrs. Frances Humme,
Pnllopcha Hummcl, Caroline Bauer, Catharinc Hicks
Jacob Hicks, Mrs. Ann Edwards, Richard Edwards,
Mrs oliver Cornwell, Mrs Margaret Miller and many
the The inquest was adjourned until Monday.
18Th III
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RAID ON A GAMBLING SALOON.

Yesterday morning Mrs Albert Lasting OF No. l53
Garnet street. Brooklyn, called at the Central Oce
aud complained wallng that her hus-
band had lost about $55 in notorious gambling saloon
a, No 3o1 Bowcry Detectives stilwcl and Dunn were
detailed to work up tho case, assisted by Detectives
Mcconnell and Titus They proceeded to the place IN
question and found game being played AT a lively
rate, the room being crowded with men, large ma
joritv OF whom had stakcd small the result.
The four officers arrested the proprietor John Brady,
and twcn,y SIX other men. They were all brought 10
tue Central Ofcc nng all the cells. large number
were obliged TO walk the corridors for want OF room.
rbey will be detained there until to-day, whom justice
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BRUTALITY TO A CHILD.

Cecilia Morton, th.rty-nve years old, living In tho
renr house OF No 81 Suffolk street. was arraigncd be
tore Justice Flammsr at the Essex Market Court yes
tcrday, charged with brutalIy illusng her daughter
nine years old 1t appeared from the evidence that
the child was sent out TO work for 81 month that
her earnings wero spent bv her mother and her hus-
band Michael Tor rum. Tho enid was found In tho
ward at eleven clock on Saturday bleeding pro-
luscly from wound her head caused by her mother
striking her with a billet oil wood. Mrs. Morton
held for Trial in dofau OF $500 bail and the little girl
turned over the OF tho Society or tho Prcven-
tion of Cruelty to Children.
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AFFRAYS.

Mary Hoffman, aged nfty-Gve, no homo, was found
in a vacant room at No. Jersey street yesterday
morning. having been severely beaten sunday last
with iron hinges In tho hands OF Alice Washington,
living In tho same place. She had been badly beaten
In the back and head. She was sent TO Bellevue Hos.
ptal
John McGsrrige, nged fortv-six, Of No 40 Mulberry
street. struck In the head with the leg OF table
by Charles Ogc. OF the Same residence McGarriglc,
who had two bad scalp Wounds attended TO at tho
Fourteenth precinct, aud left Tor home.
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THE RIVERS DEAD.

Chaunccy Tcknor eight years old Of tho canal boat
Abc Burrt as pier No. East River, while playing on
the canal boat yesterday morning fcl overheard and
was drowned. The body was not recovered
An unknown man was found drowned ut pier 43
North River by Onicer Cox, OF The Steamboat squad
yesterday afternoon He about forty years OF age
Dve feet eight inches high, had light complexion and
dark hair and blue check shirt and dark pants
but coat.
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MINOR ACCIDENTS.

Annie Ktiarn. six years old. OF No. s37 East Ninth
street. at the corner OF Ninth street and
avenue c yesterday morning By wagon driven by
Pinkner Levi She was taken homo and attended by
DR.. Macay Levi was arrested
Edward McEllroy, seven years old. Of No. 422 Fast
Thirteenth street. IeiI through the skyght OF an
joining residence yesterday afternoon, breaking his
arm and receiving internal injurieA
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A BRAVE DECK HAND.

Last evcning as the ferryboat Fulton was entering
her slip at Fulton iorry, the Brooklyn sdc Robert
Blar fell overheard would becn drowned bat
for thp timely assistance OF deck hand named Dick~
son, who braveIy rescued hin.
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IMPORTANT TO JURORS.

In consequence Of the non-astcndance Of jurors on
the panel called Part Of tho Marine Court and Of
the delay in tho public service caused thereby Justice
Sheridan has ordered the Jurors not answering 70
lber names In said part be subjected 10 nc OF 42a
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SUDDEN DEATH.

John Moore, aged thiry.eis Of No. 32s East
Twelfth street. was found sick at Twelfth street and
Second avenue He was taken home and died In ten
minutcG Word was sent 70 ths Coroner's once
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thought prices would be nrmcr after while. and could
say that The house would meet customers at reduced
prices, for they had already reduced their prices to
their customers and would OF necessarily follow
the market all It's variations In any other state
ment that ho codd make there would Of course be
great deal OF uncertainty
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

DkiAwthE AND HUDSON COhFASfs LACkAwASNA
Al Kopdout ". Y...... So 80 81 Is 50 IS
In conversation with a number OF retail dealers
their opinions we're not rs get cral thing, very de-
terminate as to what would occur in lew weeks
Mr. Kelsey largo Brooklyn retail dealer In COAL who
purchased 4 900 ions at the companies safe last
tuesday declared that the prices present bnd Tor
weeks, probably. would be- for stove size, from
So so $5 5 ton and Tor egg and broken coal f5 70
a ton. The prices on egg and broken might vary IN
tn best brands; Interior qualities OF coal Will during
the month OF september. run nifty cents ton lower
than for the better grades.
Mr. Grmshaw, OF the nrm OF Samuel Thompson
Nephews, who is said TO DO very excellent authority
all coal matters, stated that the retail prices would
depend good deal the ability OF the companies TO
deliver their September coal as the delivery might be
prevented by strike or series OF strikes In the coal
regions and IN consequence retail prices quito
liable change by any chance OF disturbance He also
stated that all the large quantities Of coal
which had been offered by the companies and pro-
duced by the retail ucaers ana spectators be dcv
cred in default OF all strikes any other the
supply In that would only last tho city OF New
York Tor hree TO four weeks and then, he thought,
prices would 20 up again. Mr.. Grmshaw stated that
he had just bought yesterday morning. coal at forty
and sxy-lve cents ton less than the rates which are
given IN the table IN this column.
Mr.. Charles Bas-ctt Of the firm OF Randolph h skid
moro ana Jcre. skidmorc Co.. stated that tho house
which he represented had not purchased any coal at
tho iato Gale and did not intend 70 do %. But he
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
ILIlNoIs.7
A North Carolina Fiend.

NEW BERSE, N. G. August ID
Potter Donnat, aged II years, yes,cr-
day, while intoxicated, attempted to
murder his family with revolver.
He first attacked his mother, who
struggled with him, and she received
only . slight wound in the hand. Sup
posing he had killed her, as he ained
at her head, he left her and attacked
his cousin girl of 16 years OF age,
who ran in bed room He fred twu
shots through the door without hitt-
ing her, and then broke in the door
and shot her through the upper lip,
the ball gIancing. The girl jumped
from the window twelve feet to the
ground, aud while she lay there he
fred twiccsmore, each ball taking ef.
feet in the back near the kidney, but
inAicting only flesh wounds, which
arc not considered dangerous, He
threatened citizens and the police who
went to the rescue of his terrorized
relations, but was finally arrested and
safely locked in jail.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
President Grant interviewed.

z NEw YoRK, August l5.-1hc
Herald publishes AT interview be-
tween President Gran, snd IT'S Wash.
ington correspondent According TO
the report of the interview, the Presi-
'deat stkted there were many mis-
representations made in connection
with official communications betwcen
shiHsseH and g secretary p istow and
ex-solicitor Wilson. AS al illustrator
of this, Nc never sskedfor the resig-
astion Of The former. IL
So far as anything had been elicit
Fed on congressional examinations
bearing upon himself or the attaches
Of the white house, the president wss
willing to leave The whole matter Ia
the judgement OF tie country. He
had never found any evidence o.
Baheesk,s connection with the Blacl,
Friday scandals
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
THE DOMINION.
wEr1lSG powS THE KAsuoks.

ToRoNro, August ia special
from Stratfordville Elgin Co., says
there was a aterrific rain storm in that
section Saturday. Immense destruc-
tion Of roads, bridges and crops. II
bridges were swept away in a radius
OF three miles. Thc stream AS
never known to be SO high. Pals,
and etc, exposed to the weather were
found to contain seven inches Of
water.
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No. o..

eiosed ssia for cash. ss,as4; closed ou,.ld. =.
Aug. s'1aassel, closed ssis-Ior September MA.
0sais closed sas1Gs for October; No. ,. 7sl1aa rs
Reieeted 7set74
tohN-Duli and lower, high mircd l,,.ah.
No 2, t5 4 closed y bid FOR Aug, tsxesIIs,
closed q bid for September; As for oc,rh...
rejected intf.
oAts~-Qaist; No, Z, 20 cash nor August, sssa
30 for September; sa,gs. closed !, for oe,on.,.
Rejected a4c
RrE--Ne. .. sIc
HAHLsf-No :. 30 for cash; "a for September
~ FOR October.
FORK Active aud lower; IL SOAR sifor cash
Tor Augnst' u isebi7 30 for September; II ia
for the year.
LAnD--shadc lewet; sumner. 10 aas .aioGa.
wiasef, 10 'oSsio 70 FOR cash; 10 TJY for scptem
ber.
bots Mats Fair demand; shoulders, ss9s6u
sh"r' rie' asi7.e short clear sa9S.
WHISKY Firm Lick
kaas-fairiy Activc; ii6eia
burrgn-Ffcsh dairy l2sIIa; crcamy aoff.as
t1Aiilz zbo AID Wheat .stesdicr and UNCHANGED.
cons-eorn ss6ak higher.
OATS Steady, 80 for Aagus,.
Ponh-H,shcr, II coa for August
LAHr ,Loxer ioopSio.si for August.
niiwnnkee
p,.r. al. Milwaukee, Aug. is
WnrAr- Quiet. No 1, Milwaukee. 100: No q
s'asaa's for September; NJ. Tor October; No
SIN
Cons pnliand le,set 4sSGsio.
oaTs--stenay, at 3o1c.
Rye Scarce lower 81.
IS BARLky--. Firm; No .. 10
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

Mf. Logan called up the report of
he conferences committee onslhe bill
10 authorize the president TIA accept
lshe services OF volunteers TO aid in
sappressing the Indian hostilities.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Window called M the house
joint Resolution providing for the final
adjournmentl and msvrdios amend so
that the two houses of congress ad-
journ at 80 p. M. this day. The
amendment was agreed TO and the
resomtien as Ameaded was adopted.
Mlndom and McCfeery were ap-
Epointed . committee OF the house Of
representatives. to wait upon the pres
tident and notify him TINT congress
was ready 10 adj ,urn.
The senate then at 6:45 p. m. took
d recess unt;f :l5
Mr.. Windom, from the comm .ttee
10 wait son the president, reported he
had no further communication for
cohgrass.
The ct.aH announced as members OF
Ncnnission outua change gin the re &
fstfve vanes Of gaiaaud silyef, Joues,
Boutwell, and BogJ.
McCyecgy submitted resolution,
Thanking the president pto-,em, Ferry
ior the dignity. justice and impar-
tiality Of his presidency of tlie senate.
Agreed to unanimously.
At 9.30, President Ferry's gavei|
fell, aud he ma de i speech returning
thanks to the seIlalors for the cour-
tcsy and support extended him dur.
Jag this session in the impeachment
trial and in other. nrduous dplie. he
hss, had gto perform. He alluded to
The departed members, and in conclu.
sion expressed his satisfaction for the
consideration of tht senate, ana tfopes
that trey would return in safety. He
then pronounced the senate adjourned
sfstS Sfte.z zss7--sseess-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
The Indiana Railroad Mob.
PROCLAMATION.

Indianapolis, Aug 15,-Goycrnor Hem
bricks issued a proclamation this afternoon
'recidng that \ large body Of strikers, for.
merlY employees Of the Ohio and Mississ
.sippi railroad had banded together TO OBJ
sttnct tranc on thai road In defiance Of law !;
that the sheriff Of koox county has called
upon the stats for aid and thst therefore In
men shonla he a, ,I.nd,.d Th.t.tha 81
road has failed u perform any obligations
toward The strikers, does not Justify such
proceedings. In Conclusion, he calls npon
these bands to dispense, and ON the officers
and citizens tonphold the authority OF Ian.
break Up this Organization, and bring
the guilty. 10 punishment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
POLITICAL
OHIO. :.

CoLuMHrs, Aug. l5--1'hc demo
Gratis Of the l2th district today nom
mated tlcn. Thos. Living, OF Lancas
ter, for congress, aud Jas Dow,lell,
of Columbus, for presidential elector.
SAspusKy, Aug. l5-I'hc rcpubli-
cans to. day renominatcd Chas. Foster
for congress.
ILLINOIS.
SpRlSaFiELp, Aug. l5-Thc re
publican congressional convention OF
the 18th district this afternoon nom-
mated ID. L. Phillips by aeclamation.
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FOREIGN.
rnoRoGuKD.

LONDON, Aug. The Queen pro.
rogued parliament this afternoon. In
her speech she congratulated the
country on it's friendly relations W hh
all foreign powers, which she predicts
will continue.
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s@-----=-------SE
CON9RESsI sIoN ~. ia
Il -. - "a ssssS ~
lCsssF F~ess q
Proceedings Of the Last Day
The Effort to Eonerate Proctor
Knott not . Complete
Success.
Flattsring Testimesial 10 Spca.
ker Kerr.
s. gg
All Important Bills Have Been
safely Harb0red.
Tho sssstoa CIdaes Bsaa ful lysat
1886, P. n.
All Important Bills Have Beer
safely HarbOred.
IS q q s
Congressional.
: Hou 80.

IL. --.ss4
House
" AsHiSGTIos, l5.-Mr. Banning
moved to non concur in the lenate
amendment amend. 70 .be house bill for ad
d'ilon.l volunteers for the Indian war.
Garneid and Ihornburg favored
the senate amendment, which alter
dsscession, v.s sSncoscursed IN 1
a message vas received from be
pres'1en1 announcing that he had
s'g"eo ,,!1, .ns dsplonsge appropriation
o.l', ana calling attention to its un-
ea1s.l'u''ooal provisions inserted BY
the house. = -
L.wrenoe thought the obligation 10
ppI's.e iof sn'n's' 'ers .l.ssss rs
0'an,aE '.Ta :. nla' say .o,a.. o,asf.
u'nes announced on the other side
oouce'"'ng tno pscsidents mess' ge
Aoou. tue 1iver ana haroor bilH u
~ Pnagsa P19asgaasass Y sols sasttyyyfter
ysMn Yihf.1 ee7ts 80 npA 4 exr
~ :, - SlA.s
nolman and Tucker carried on the
pL peo1.e asoa A~arss'1 - q "a wrcnee,
DAhks ana others. The message was
.. sio % the com"nsses n1ppro-
pelnlo1s n-.,,.,,-.-.....,,.
osnn'ng, mni.s ana lhorHourg were
.ppos.., p.l." enfefesee committee on ~,
'ne OH l2r the ..1,a increase OF the cav
.'ry = ld,a 3 ssssS A
- e.sss. 90 =, =. % Ssup aud pass
the bill alaeouraging tele-
e'eP s:.a I % 2 - ZION between
Aus !s...6 As IA Al xA5ter discnssOa
ana ss! hendmen. by
hs'I I'M, quar- INST monopoly,
Tue o'i passed,
a ntl sen tle ludloiaSE com
- Rfl Pog exoseka 3 the
nIo q enittet, mot.
10 Coonecspn ~'sI tho Josssh Cal-'
.sn a.sn .s.ss.." ne :. .ne same time
Psp Wr,1ien by AI.p
iauru, 20 .no enect that whea he
49,. - loe.Ss,ses g !eP9ft being mae
.hs. 'nere vas 20 DC no discussiopa
hNee naaHnoe NJ authority OF Knott
W n.- We sess nor had
nso.s sny sno"leage OF tnat arrange
"'sns. ~ :, a17s : z
Ml. Mo1rsry presented the mnori-
ae1S SsPei1: That during the
c.osn nouts o. the session, whea
49,. 1imc ior debate, no report
snossa 8 ,ssssss @sae On matter that had
g..s,r W. So on -. .nvestisted no teesimony
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

Three cnnpaaies of soldiers are uhder
arms in the state buildings here tonight
waiting Gov. Hendricks orders 10 move TO
4s-.s 4ss-.s fsselas or Nincnnnes AS he msy direct.
CINcIssATh August 15-The
strike still continues on the Ohio
without any special developments.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
Ohlcage.
FLous S eady

FLous S eady
WHsAF--Q Qaiet and hready.z, Eu.t rprin2, 20;
No. = strictly fresh. scsd5s.; regular. s5,s ssGs
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Llyerpooi, Aug l

BRnApsruTrs Heavy.
Winter wheSi, sstiesssod. spsiug tsGd@ss1od
White ~ ffseo- Id, oab sssiabioi. Corn, aspsa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Ncw Yorx.

New York. Aug, Is.
srocKs-Duli and irresuia'rctosed armet and
hichrr.
Moxsr Easy at il1ii.
GoLp-illss
GovtuSSEsrs Firm,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

y, With Sitting Bull.
Speaker Kerr's Condition Al
! ...1- most Hopeless.
WASHINGTON.

SHERMAN BELIEVES THERE HAS BEEN
~ sA a RATTLE. 81
WASHINGTON, Aug l5-Gen. Sher.
man, on account of iurther news from
.ihA. 1ndian country, is inclined to give
more credence to the story Of terri
BILE battle between Crook aud the In
diaLs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
ApJbu KK MENT OTKsj

-,
The senate resumed open session AT
two o'clock, and Window moyed to
ak y fAhe hodse resol atich novid-
ing fora sittafns1joufnrent of con-
gress, and amend the samo SO as to
adioafn finally q threco o'eiock this af-
ternoon.
81 Sevefal senators objected, and the
motion was then withdrawn.
CONFIRMED.
The senate has confirmed Clapp
EaSspublic printer. 9 = s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! rlLpEy NAY.

Da4syGg, Col, Aug. 15-Sam Nc.
Bride, clerk and recorder of Pueblo
county, and treasurer of the school
fund, late delegate to the ST. Louis
convention, anda member of the corn
mittee to notify Tildcn OF his .nomin-
-ntion, has absconded with $4,000 OF
the county school fund.
SEDUCTION.
QulNcy, Ill.,, Aug. 15--1'he Whig S
special from Plymouth, Ill, says Zach
Wilson shot and killed Thomas Nc
Donald there yesterday. Tho diff
Guilty occurred on account Of the Sc !.
,dnc.iou of McDonala's. daughter BY
Wilson.
LAscAsrER, o., Aug. l5s-A fire
tins morning destroyed. property val
ued at $4,000
SPORTING kNAvaRY. K
Urea, N. Y. Aug, l5.-In the
2::24 race to-day, the 9th heat, at Il e
l pole, il WAS found that Little Fred
was bleeding from the nostrils and
mouth, and staggered slowly to the
end OF the Sd quarter. The surgeons
say il was congestion, bu, it is charg.
cd that two pals of water were put
INTO him after the 9th heat There is
great Indignation oyer this perform-
ancc.
DAYTON, Ohio, August l5-The
first Presbyterian church was dam,
aged by fire this sHftrr'toen Loss
twenty FIVE thousand. Insurance
thousand.
NEw BRusswicK. N. j., Aug, 18th
The New Jersey Rubber factory aud four
or five adjacent dwellings burned this
morning Loss $3o0oao Insured $50
hands out Of employment,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

The Cavalry averages nbOut 45 mon to
the present campaign of j, 400 cavalry 400
Infantry; $50 Indian scouts, total 2, 2,O;5u.
Buffalo Bib comes with the 9th cavalry
as scou, and guide. On the 4th, orders
were just teceived to lake four days rations
In saddle bags, Is being taken on pack
maies, and TO move At daylight, Aug 9Th.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

~ Sill . E1e ,sAn-
ate insisted on its amendment to the
Sssss tillsfrsS ~. foshe Indian
war and conference was appointed.
Cragin's corrected, What he called
Mefriman's gross mistake, That ii
1875, the United States had $4,000
-stsM afloy nd gave from the
table he had, the correct nu mber co.
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FIRE

LANCASTER, o., Aug. l5e A fire
tins morning desttoysd, prorer.55 val
ued at s25 ,oe0.
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closed ssii for cash. ssaas4; closed oa,.lde f,r
aug s'}aftsell1 closed ssh Tor September; ss.
1'nSs closed s'.iSJs for October; No. J. 7sl1sa7a
Releeted 7aati4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
DEATHgoF, An Ex- OFFICIAL.

smithy-as.c Indian commits
slQpsr died at Accrea, West Africa,
on June "a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16
ea,c c,,,a, Il. Tha ~,

special correspondent with General Crook.
under date Of the 4th Of August, sends
news later than any received from that com.
mand. He gives fts if1llowing as the
strength OF Cfoets forces Including that
of Merritt
% cavalry, 5 companies.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

,s-G CAMERON, Of Wisconsin, called up
y ahs esssblll aut sosi,s NE cor
structiop Of ! bridge across the Mis-
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