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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25

the COMMITTEE on EXPENDITURES.
The committee on expenditures in
the~tFeasury department metto day.to
investigate the charge against Seere.
tary Bristow in relation tcthe release
of the Bark Mary Merritt Bfistow
appeared in his own behalf, Judge
Cate WHO introduced the, resolution
in the house was called upon for the
names of the parties who furnished
him with information. He gave H.
Fl. Chittenden, f. +. Johnson, S. f..
Neisb, Hubbett, CIV. Haztllon. and
Norfhop. He. suggested and thought
1T might not be necessary to summon
more than one or two of them and
the facts could be obtained from that
number, as well as all, and the ex.
pepse ofsummoning all of them might
be saved. He did not think it ne
cessary to summon Judge Hubbell.
Bristow said it was late-to tell about
economy in this matter He had
been arraigned before the country
and he wanted fullest sand mlrthest
investigation and desired the atten-
dance of all witnesses, particularly
Judge Huhbell, MS he desired to show
under what circumstances Hnbbefl
went out of Office. He questioned
Cate as to,the services OF his infcrma
tion and desired that a-list of all per
sons with whom he had conversed
upon the subject. Members Of the
committee having objected TO his
question, Bristow said he'had no hes
ltation in saying these charges had
been instigated-by, what was known
in the country as the whisky rIrrg Of
Milwaukee and be nterrogated a call
TO bring out these facts and put in
formation on,r cord. Cate said the
committee would try to take care OF
their side of the 4cascss He himself
did not wish to appear as prosecution
of Secretary Bristow, but you viii do
sa;;zyou cannot help il. After further
discussion the committee decided to
summon all the witnesses named.
Secretary Brisrow said some news
papers had charged that he ha! de-
clincd to permit the original papers
to the case. He wished to state that
while III obedience an executive
order he shopId decline to furnish the
original papers in the case under in
vet in every case against
he would take eST1r1r1S..!+ II Il
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25
In Which He Shows that it is
Not to be DemonetiAed.
CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE
Mr.. Sargent submitted therlolow-
ing resolution, which was agreed to:
Resolnetl, That the secretary of the
treasury is directed to inform the sen
ate the amount in each case Of the
average of taxable capital and Of the
average deposits on May, 1876, in the
savings institution, having capital
stock or bonds Of the respective states
and territories, together with the
amount Of tax collected upon said de-
posts in each of the said states and
territories during the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1875. Also the amount
Of the average and taxable deposits in
savings institutions having no capital
stock on May 81, rs, together with
the amount Of tax collected upon said
deposits in each of said states and
territories during the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1875.
Bills were introduced and referred
as follows:
Bya-Kelly of Oregon, to provide for
the occupancy Of missionary stations
upon Indian reservations. Referred
to the committee on Indian affairs.
|. The senate discussed the bill tc
abolish the Office Of supervisor Of in
ternal revenue until the expiration, OF
the morning hour, when it was laid
aside, and tie senate. resumed consid.
eration Of the bill to amend the laws
! relating to legal tender of silver coin
and Jones, Of Nevada took the floor
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25
Harrison Explains

lNnIANApoLIs, April 24-In an in
terview this forenoon, John @. Harri-
son stated that in writing and dis
patching the Hon. John Wilson re.
garding the swindle connected with
the U:P. r. r., he did not give the
name of Mr.. Blaine, but simply re.
marked that the person referred to
was a prominent and influential mem
ber of the republican party.
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And Puts in a Rejoinder to the
Impeachment Charges.
Don Carlos ha $ Landed

BALTIMORE, April 24.-The Amer
ican publishes statement Of one Of
the passengers Of the steamer Hlber-
nian, which arrived yesterday, TO the
effect that among the passengers who
landed at Halifax were Don Carlos of
Spain, and three of his generals. 1t
is said they are to make a tour of the
u. S. incognito and will reach St.
Louis o-day. ;
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25
1.-TWO Of the Benders Arrested.

LARAMIE Cry, April 924.-The
sheriff has arrested and confined in
Jail here two women supposed to be
the old woman and Kate Bender Of
the Kansas murder fame. A descrip-
tion of Kate and Mrs. Bender was sent
here by telegraph 4te lay from the
sheriff of Parsons, and exactly answers
the description of-the prisoners.
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nsatnagsidaa.

PentDhgsictaa.
Nos ,l,..,. ,,.,. c'ra- cents.
! EeYerf, Conri'sat'on, lnfnmmniions, Is
Worms, Worm Fever Worm Core u
3 CRYING Collie or T4ething o1lr,l.imt. s
4 DiarFfna, Of children or adnlt4 rs
bysGn'ery. 6riDtn$. billions cole Is
, 4 Coughs colds, bronchitis, ~
Nsuraign, oo,bache, iacenchc, = ab
IN Dyspe 1sia. Billions stomach 3F
II Suppressed, Or painful periods u
II Whites, too prutouscrc periods, u
l3 Group Opush dltrut brcat hing u
/. -ntSltirnri, erysipeas, ernp,ion4. y
IS t1WStnniism, Rhcumafic pnus %
lb Fever and lgtle, child fcvtr- awn~ 20
~ Piles, bind or bleeding -.
II t,,i..i,a..aY Yy-;s.sd gore or weak eyes ~
~ tathrrh. ACME or chrome, int'uenIn 10
~ "huaRthR congh violent coughs, u
u hrthpi0, oppressed nreathing II 80
~ Ear discharges impaired hearing 10
* 2croiula, eIilnrgcd girnds swcTfnys i,
81 General debility, physical weiltneSs 81,
% propsy md !canty sccrrtions. 20
2s'sea rickneAs, 4icincss from siding so
~ Kidney disease gravel, 80
81 Nervous debility seminal wcnkncss or IN.
voluntary discharges, / 90
- Sore mouth, cankcr, 80
80 Urinary weakness. wc'iinyi the bed GD
81 Painfn periods, with spasihs, 70
32 Disease OF hcarJ, paipitnions &c, I GO
q kpilepss.-spss ns, 81. Wins dance, 50
~ Diphthcriu, liberated sore throat, SO
30 Chronic congcstions and ernptioni, 30
FAMILY CASES :.
Case, Morocco with IS large vias and mapnsl1of
Case. morocco, ,oi ~ large vals and BOOK, I. GO
~ These remedies -,nt by the caa. or single
box 10 any part OF tho country. free of charge, on
receipt OF price. Address,
Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co,
FOR .,ls gy all irnggi,ts. SsW Ssasso9sW1y nSeh
/ ~ For Sale BY Mills 4 PrRDi.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25
1t Stoppsdthe Cough and Saved
the Child.

We haze recently had occasion to try ibc VIZ
tue OF Halc'- Cough Cordial II our family a
ittlc -on, sick with the prevailing fever. was
aim,s'su e. %ilh.lns most a,stte-sng Gonsh, whlrh
faith in ratrnr' medicines, and seldom much ~
try them; brt something had 10 be done, as The
cordtnyly procured bottle OF the Cordial from
the hgcnts, aud colnrnanccd its i,-a, accnfdug to
dtrecMols The ei'ec, was marked from thc very
hrst, and The chIif rflHt night c,yt.,i zasaa
ing sleep; and by the mcknight there was scarce
a Ycatige otthc Cough left II this ~ u fair sam
pc OF what the medicine viii dp.. i,s grown IN
f'rSe Press.
S Nd mud ,snt.nntnh hy Mills g PnrlY
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25

MT :. i dUIhTT'9T, rTOIII THT NNfNINItftt
on foreign afl14lrs, reporteAa je.aat res
otntion requesting the president to
lake such steps as may tend 10 obtain
an early release of Edward O. M'Gor-
don from his imprisonment in Eng
land. Passed.
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STEAMBOATS, 4

stepmboats will find plenty of good dry
wood at The Yankton Agency landipg,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25

Y
- 4Aud finally TO quote the authority
eminent legislator IN publiQists IN
favor OF double standard the speci-
fed and only function Of money is 10
equitablY measure commodities and
services wttit view to THIS exchange.
oFold and SILVER IS preferred iet money,
lsrst, because o. t5s ellglnlllty OF
voluntary ln'efe'""ge 9, ','o, aaa WIN
o'ner ioffhs OF caP''al second MS
aaeqdaleness ana s.eaa'i'eSs OF supply
'nifu' u'iinsloh on supply any COW,
'ipt'.''. li'e''''sJ12f si!e "i'Aa'a'S'
case OF recovery u'leelualllea ~ ,hls
lsSPcc' oy an osfief co''''noo'fy u, u
eAe'' l'''of IRON decay mere IS s',t!
eNsa'4v a iesi'ie specimen OF GOO
CONS issued IN SOMA ill'le centuries
before of'riSt'
Hon.n
Mr.. Blaine made = nersot,al exnl,-
nation In regard TO the nawsnaner
charges connec,in, him win the
T. II. II.
He aeclaroa tbot a. , ~
s,orr5 u.h;nh a{,anaate1, fa' y I'M, M
,ha transao,;aas - .15 ~, - ,.
a,, 's,,' Us ,' .'c1.,'e - .i''' "
fac. ang @ r;,pa,t wv !, .o,''''a. , ~
to sustain il.
Mr. gl,ino,s s,,a.ob ,,.s Jo,;naraa
very impressiyely from written slins
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25

Mr.. Gibson efiefeia "a resolution for
the appointment of a select committee
of nine to rfa44se a thorough examina-
ton INTO the conduct snd management
of the New Orleans custom hous. and
offices Of marshal, dist. atty. postmas
fer, assessor and. collector of internal
revenue, and of such other federal. of
tieers as they may discover to.te- i'm
plicaeed IN wrong dong, and violation
OF The law, WITH power TO SIT III New
Orleans during the recess Of Congress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-03

The following letter will explain
itself, aud is another evidence that oul
coming Fair will be one of the grand.
est collections OF beauty and utility
ever seen in Texas
Houston, TENAs, Septembsr |, 1876.
DEAR SIR--rhe Board of Directors
of the State horticultural and Pomo-
logical Association have directed me
to inquire of you whether said Associ-
alton can be furnished with space for
an exhibition for fruits, flowers, etc
during your approaching Fair at Dial
las? Several members OF this Associa.
ton, from North Texas, have express
ed desire that at your Fair we would
endeav0r to make an exhibition
hence this communication.
Our second exhibition, in this city,
was ono of the finest things ever before
seen in Texas, and we desire it in
Dallas.
Please let us know what you can do
in the way of furnishing us space in
your exhibition hall or grounds-quite
II large amount will be needed--a!sC
the arrangements made for special
rates over the railroads.
Yours truly,
w. p. TURNER, Sec'y.
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OBITUARY.

death lies on him like AN untlmely frost,
Upon the sweetest flower Of all the field."
died, on Saturday night, August %, 1876,
James I. Reckless, infant son Of j, |. anu
Mary ID. ReekeP, aged one year ana three
months
The little boy had been sick for week,
very sick the latter part. Saturday night we
walked over to the kind neighbours house,
only across the lot from our own, TO see now
he was But as we entered the gate, on. in the
sad moonlight, VIZ knew 1t was all over.
THERE'S cry of distress that has Its own Ian
guage.
Just as the day, painting with heat ana
laden with u thousand cares, had laid down
its burden. md had gone to sleep In Ma
lures lap, even so did this fair little boy lay
down the unknown burden OF q life only be-
gun, and fall to sleep .on the Saviors arm
Just ias the night. calm, silent, holy night,
had come as miaisterins angel to cool win
its dewy breath the toil-heatei brow, just
| Than did this dear little sufferer pass sweetly
| into the rest of that night, whose morning
shines forth In the Heaven. Just as the
week had turned over TO the Past It's six
davs of labor and anxiety, and was about 10
start life over again under the s"nctioh vi
the blessed sabbath, even then did this be-
loved little one put behind him all OF the
,s.rs of earth, to begin another life In the
mansion of the Heavenly Father
Tne mother said in her agony, every one
bas her little boy but me I" All mother
since the time when David mourned IN Dit
,erest sorrow, has God ever ana anon lald MS
hand on the mothers aud fathers OF earlh'
aud claimed unto himself these little ones
n may be the skies are more full OF THESE
i ,han Of us who are older. 1t may be thty
d,a,y alter them many who had not iouha
tho way but for these beautiful gems whlth
shine down upon as In eiiulgent love- e'en
Ms the bright stars shine down ON 'he S"u
earth, and become unto us, far OH thousn
they be, the only light to our wandering,
An feeble pen All leaden worus ih'
little boys life was Its own poem "heh IN
n,ssed nom our midst, the song was sung
nat ,ta sweet echo will linger all along TN
valley OF life. NJ,
Thare ia one blessed reflection about IL III
and we can never separate IL IN our ihihu
from his loss. The tears, the strugy'es' u"
sins, the hopes, the fears ol ear'h' are no
,or him, II there be levered nom the par
.nts' life the presence, the voice, tho toucu
! the kiss and the smile, 80 IL theie 'AA.
, from the parents heart the Anxiety, u,
fear. the dispair OF disappointment Az
him. the future In an Eternity, ana we hho'
what that future is.
] nouas Rantaun her ., i8IG,
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CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

THIS ya'ulNlc preparation put up hyl'y
Cleo. $. Coleman, Dallas, Texas san lnmlm-
bile caro- Tor Chronic tuusUp. Son, Sl,l,itud
NetNpus r.rr,.a. Nr.rawU, Torpid ,.Nu,.
Nervous OuI'IG Uud Inc long list oid.,.
"'rN '>Wt b"n .' H""Ud, 'u e'"itnna u.o
consolidated bowels,
lINtI r'Uu'r $500 worst ctsrs Of urrvuus
N' r',h . "NuyHt bon tom nAr to- tlNut
hours. " IH care thvwost ohSDnutu cuv,s,
Ch"nln conj.iHuunw nom lcn 20 thirty
days.
ltisthy best and uust umroivc cvu
used tINuN a. u.,. D .uI p,,lp.,lt ,yIu Wa
urr all circumstances. urmuur IN if,u.-
ton, entirely nee rom amy utueHl, gnpipH,
or even uuplcHsnutnuSS. Possessing tome
properties, IA thing unknown in amy Other
sure purgutive.l That purliIes Tie mood and
builds up the system In such Il manner that
the same effect Is produced by reddced
dose until It's use may be discontinued anu n
permanent cure effected.
1t IL convenient, only requiring II glass ol
water and can be taken ut all times, as lis
action Will not interfere In either business
or pleasure.
By analysis this preparation will he found
10 contain all the medicinal properties ol
the White sulphur Spring Water, ns taken
from the Springs, but In II concentrated form
each pint being equal to two gallons.
The medicinal properties OF the ssllne'
| and acids found in White sulphur Sprnl
Water are well understood by all well in
formed medical men. In fact these salinei
and acids prepared by nature enter directly
| into the composition OF the blood, aud M
blood can be healthy that lacks any one %
them in their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvarying action OF
this preparation. As soon as II Is taken II
enters into the blood, eXpelling all accumu.
lated poisoDs arising from Indigestion or
malaria, purifying the blood, and strength
ening the nervous system clearing the COM
plexion and imnarting general healthy
tone 10 the entire system.
TO put this In the reach OF all, we are put
ting Il up In two size bottles the prices be-
ing twenty-five cents and dollar. sold by
druggists generally.
GEO. 4. COLEMAN h co.
DALLAS, TEXAS, July IL, 1876.
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sion that her lost pocket book was in
the hands OF couple Of young men,
standing on the Pacific platform a,r
night, gave the p..r a taste of u,
feminine indignation, but on the d.
covery that che had placed this arll 10
IN another pocket She proposed y com.
promise for her damaging imputation.
by rendering the suspected colple hal
OF the contents Of her pocket book
which was forty cents As there wash I
asquare meal in il the considsrut,
youths declined the protitr
Two negro boys with drawn
knives, attempted to furnish work for
obituary wEIters yesterday, on therWer
bank near Podd's mills. The affair
resulted from Disagreement over tn,
ownership of a rinlle dog and tn,
way they directed their respective
pieces Of cutlery at each Others corpC-
rally would have filed croSs.cut saw
with blind envy, Their deviltry was
finally stopped by the interference OF
the maternal powers.
We learn that Messrs, Gilman a.
Duval cotton factors, OF galveston,
have opened house in New York, I'm.
der the style OF Gunuun, Davul Il Co.,
for the purpose OF DONG II banking
aud general commission business.
They have associated with them Mr..
AIphouse Lauye, late cashier Of the
Texas Banking and Insurance compa
ny, Of Galveston. These gentlemen
are all thoroughly identified with
Texas and Texas interest, and the bus
mess Of men Of our State who desire a
first class connection in New \ ork,
could not do better than to open cor
respondence with Messrs. Grinnau,
nuval n Goa rs Pearl street, New
York. The house Of Grinnan u Duvul
at Galveston continues rs usual. --Ad.
"A party of gentlemen sitting in
front Of the LeGrand hotel lust even
ing had queer Conuudrum under dis
cussion. The question was, whether a
hunter, who stood forty feet from the
base Of II tree, upon which was Il
squirrel, and then proceeded to move
round the tree the squirrel moving 50
as to keep theirreatiye positions the
same, would have gone round the
squirrel after completing his circuit.
Though it is obvious, after moments
consideration, that the hunter does 90
round the animal, since the cir,umfer
ance of the Iatter's circle Is inside that
of the hunter, yet many plausible ana
arguments were urged
against it. start the question, ANA
you will see how much can be said
both ways.
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We, the undersigned Druggists OF Dallas,
Texas, having been selling Or. Colemant
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ample
opportunity of learning of It's effect upon the
parties TO whom we have sold, do unhesi w.
tingly pronounce 1t one of the best remedies
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned in DR.. Coleman's circular, and es'
peclally chronic constipation, sick and ner-
vous headaches, and as a common purgntivo
we have never Fold any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
knowing its pleasant and unfaillng etiects
together with It's perfect safety under all cir
cumstances we most cheer fully recommend
its use to the suffering everywhere.
CONN0R n WALKER,
GALLAWAY n GALE,
HOARINS ~ HOW ELL
WILLIAMS u TOLLlNER,
HOIT Il COFFlN.
DALLAS, Texas, July |, 1876.
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On Thursday, October 10Th, in TIE
two nile repeat race, Sam Harper et
digris, Brakes&.an, Vickshurg nm,
Jack Hardy will contend, and proha.
hlyaeh Saturday in the three mile race
the same horses will compete, viii
others added. The North Texas Fah
will have the most interesting race
ever before seen in Texas, rs in addi
ion to our best southern and Texas
horses, many horses Of HIGH rcput,
will be here from the North and
Northwest. Let all racers come!
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Dallas Female IustItu,etu

Elm street, begins its session to,mor-
row. The school building is one of the
most accessible and cOmmodious in
the city, and its Principal has high
reputation as scholarly, able and
conscientious instructor. Parents
should always remmeber that it is OF
supreme importance for the child to
enter on the first day of the session.
The student then has an even start
in all classeg.
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what the People Say.

We. the undersigned citizens of Dallas
having used Dr. COlemuns Concentrated
White sulphur Springs Water for one OF
more OF the following diseases, viz: Chronic
Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and In every
instance have received speedy relief, and In
cases of Chronic Constipation, a permanent
cure. Asac common purgatiye In all dlsea-
ces, we have never used medicine so nn-
falling In It's effect and at the same time so
pleasant In its action, being entirely free
iron any nausea, gripping, or even unpleas.
antness. We lind by using IL regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one
half oil the usual quantity Will be AZ effective
as the full dose.
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-
paratisn we can recommend II In an un-
auulified manner, TO the suffering every
where, W a. oBiNSOML
q X. MEKIW ETHER,
PIT CLARK,
WI, DUFFEY,
b.. FLOOD,
q. V. VAUGHN,
\. ID. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
+. Is. HAZER,
VIC. SICKLES,
ii. TIL HERMAN,
iylBdwOm AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON & WALKER,
Wholesale Agents, Dallas, Texas,
n whom ali orders sh ould he nddreS sel
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4aailg GERALD.
THE DAILY HERALD.

,,,r r\ILY HERALD is published every
-, 'in5, except Monday, AZ siO a ycaT, 10
al 'h'.' ~. ana week single copies, 3 cents.
|Ccm sally Herald is now furnNhed to sub
lR' Nv, "a, oi,rri,r AZ - cents per week, The
oHpS, ,rriIi he delivered regularly each morn
pap, "n rnrly noun, n any part pi the city
."a aOas @Ha @' Eli To rs or 9S
'oHii' n r1 VIII obligc by reporting ut this
,hlgp,