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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
FOREIGN
rng PRINCE Of WALES AT uoME.

THE PRINCE OF WALES AT HOME.
LoSpoN, May ll4--The Scraps,
with The Prince Of Wales on board,
together wltAsthe royal yacht Os.
borne, and the steam frigate Raleigh,
passed Hurst Castle this morning -
The yacht Alberta, with the Princess
of Wales and royal children, met the
prince in the Solent, and all the ves>
sells proceeded to Portsmouth, where
i public reception will be given to the
prince.
FRENCH RooKsELLER's SENTIMENTS.
PARIS, May ll.-At the epenin of
yesterdays session Of the chamber Of
deputies, Versailles bookseller
named Rsstown, cried out from the
gallery: In the name Of God and
Joan Of Arc, live Napoleon the Fourth,
Down with the Gambettists and Or
ieanists. He was arrested amid con-
siderable confnsion.s A majority,
however, considered the episode as =
freak of insanity. On appearing be-
fore the Questo, Rastown said, 81
have fulfilled my duty, and you can
do what you like with me- He WAS
released
I The Prince of Wales arrived to-
night and created great enthusiasm.
HIS HOLINESS.
RoHs, May 1.-THE pope has writ
ten reply to King Alfonso's letter,
which gave assurance that Span WAS
Catholic, and that Catholics need fear
nothing from the new constitution,
and maintained that the liberty clause
WAS not inconsistent with the spirit
Of the church. The pope thanks the
king for his letter, hut avoids dis
cussion of the question ., issue.
4 SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS PROBABLE
LONDON, May LII is reported
that the English ambassador at Con.
stantinople has informed the govern
ment that a violent outbreak, ofswhich
christians will become victims, may
occur Al any moment throughout
Turkey, and even in Constantinoplc
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New YORK.
New York. May II,
MONEY Es-y al 3t5D4
Goi,p-il2h
ti,yEnsAxsTs -sitady.
Srueks-upuue dull aud weak bul classd hrrn.
New Yak. May H.
FLopR t.ss sciise.
WaEAr-4 Flrn,er: Nv Milwaukee, store n;
NJ do iofti II; No } Chicago spring. / oylt
i 10; MOL tprng sore .adti ~; winter red
western storcli22tl
RfE-In buyer favor; western 30
BAnLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
CoRs-Fair demand and arm; mixed no grnds
a,aet.s new western mixed nngraded bstt63; old
do, e2a4 yellow western soaea5l1
OAr--Good d. mand; mixed western and rtatc
37a4s.i. a
Mksr .Ponk firmer; new me-r % 10.
LAao Prime siSam AZ .olni25 80
Koos-Heayy al iNGil.
Bu1rrA NV Sc,t-rn l6Qjzs
MnlskY-,.tlnlel At u.
DIZZY aooS. aARkhF
Business light with manufacturers agcnti and
| impotters.
coTTos Goop- steady and but moderate de
nand. prices unchanged
PHtsr. Moved slowly; southbrd dgs reduce e
| to5
SHIRrIass In fair request.
wooLass- Heavy in fair demand by cloi hiers
put Hight weight. remain qnict
| Eair ker booker cambrics are &c lower
l
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CUBA.
TAXING FOREIGNERS.

HAvANsA, May 1l.-A decree has
been issued declaring that claims
made by foTrtgners residing IN he
Island, and by some Of their consuls,
for exemption from Easter extrsordi-
nary contributions, are founded in
error. All foreigners under the pro-
lection Of the government, must pay,
like Spanish subjects, the tax levied
This decree is understood TO be prin-
cipally directed against the German'
who claim exemption under the treaty
he, wesa Germany and Spain.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
Two Hundred and Ninety Thou
sand Patriots Oh Hand the
First Day and Not All
Counted Yet.
Brilliant Social Receptions in
the Quaker City.
Names Of Many Of the Proni-
nent People Who Par
ticipated.
The Descendants Of Penn Cele
brate and Jollify More
Than They Ever Did
Before.
Centennial.
VARIOUS ITEMs.

PHlLApELPH1A May l1.-lt is es-
t,mated that .trse the time of closing
the exposition of last evening, over
two hundred and fifty thousand peo-
pie had passed iH at the gates. No
exact count can be made, rs the reg
istering arrangements were not com
plete, aud thousands entered without
registry. III the city the excitement
and jolli6eatiorh were kept up nearly
all night. Philadelphia wore such
Nh aspect of iiveliness and gayety as
has heretofore seemed impossible.
The principal sociai feature OF the
event last evening was reception Vt
the residence Of Mr.. George w. Childs.
The guests included the president and
Mrs. Grant, cabinet members, several
senators and governors, Chief Justice
Waite and General Sherman, Sheri-
dan and Hancock, four or Eve admir-
ais. mayors Of half dozen cities, and
great number of foreign digni,arics
among them were Dom Pedro, cmpe-
roro of Brazil with the empress; sir
Edwxrds Thornton, British minister,
and nearly all the commissioners from
foreign counties.
Various other brilliant receptions
took plsee during the evening. To-
l>dty the
EXCITEMENT AND ENTHUSIASM CON
1lNUEs
i'll full force; the display of flags ane
decorations on all the streets, rs bound
less and continues. a throng Of Wis
i,ors is passing INTO the exposition.
The opening Of The exposition may
be declared u great and uneqnyocs
. success This evening, Sir Ed
ward Thornton will give reception
to distinguished party at ST. Geor
ges ball, two hundred guests are ex
peclea.
President Grant and the Washing
ton officials leave for the capitol 10
morrow morning The emperor an,
empress OF Br.zil are on visit t,
Wilmington to-day, and leave 70
New York tomorrow.
nc counting oi the receipls an
registers at the gates of the expo
sition is now going on, aud al,houg
far from complete, already shows .
attendance Of 100000 on the ground
yesterday.
NoBLEMAN's DINNER.
Sir Edward Thornton, special CON
missioner from Great Britain to til
centennial gave dinner tonight
ST. Georges hall. l69 invitations.
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hicagoes 9; CincinnAtig 5
n1sCELLAHEoUs
CUTTING ON. THE GAUGE.

NEW York, Nav ll-Of the So
called whisky men arrested yesterday,
Boyd is indicted on the &c counts;
Hill on l6; bovy on 25; Miller on 10;
and Anthony on s. These counts
covef almost MS many different kinds
OF alleged frauds. The arrested men
asser, that they have bought whisky
which was duly stamped 10 accord.
ance with law,- and hsd-not knowingly
been gpi!.xsof .py frauds. The pros
-ecuron asserts that il will be shown
that New York consigners were ac-
cuslomed to take advantage Of their
knowledge Of the guilt Of We tern
distillers to plunder them unmerci-
fully in settling accounts, by what is
termed cutting on the gauge; the
gaugcr, in collision with the NewY York
buyers, reporting short measurement
and the distiller not daring to com
plain.
THE SILVER SUPPLY SHUT OFF.
:, New, YoRK, May IL The treasury
has stopped paying out silver on cur
rency checks and silver has advanced
to per cent premium and'fractional
currency II a 2 per cent.
IL TO O.
| BusroS, May IL --Bostons l2;
Harvard's 0.
NEW YoRK May 1l.-Athietics s;
Mu,uals 5.
1 HuMANirAR1ASIsM.
SAN FRANclsco, May i Hilary
son Of Henry and Hattie McCsbbe, o1
New York, about ! years old, WA,
taken from Sebastian Qnsglian, 4
ride, in Montgomery Queens circus
las. night, by Charles Sonn,ag, bv
legal process in accordance with ,
telegram from the society for preven
ton Of cruelty 10 children, to-day o,
habeas corpus. The custody Of tn,
child was awarded to Sonntag, pend
4 ing the arrival Of evidence from New
York.
MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE.
SALT LAKE, May ll.-In ,h
Mountain Meadow case, vt Beaver
Judge Bowman to-day admitted lie
! to bail in Sic, 900, and Dime, $40, ,0Ol
/ The case is continued TO the frs
Monday in August.
THREATENED FREsRET
Y BosroN, May ll.-The dam ,
Smarts Pond, near Lynn, threatens I
give way. lfit does the result wi
be disastrous. in the extreme.
large force Of men are at work r,
pairing the breaks but have accom-
plished nothing.
/. SUSPENDED.
i SRRlNGFlELn. Mass. ! May ll-Tl
Johnson Gingham manufactory. &c
oil North Adams, failed to-day. Beav
liabilities. Two. hundred hands a
out of work.
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= I
this city from he. husband in the Black |
Hills:
RAID Cry, April 23d, rs.
Ny Dear Wife:
II is Sunday morning, warm and pleas
ant II has been long time sinca l left
homc aud I've nol a line from you yet.
We have been looking for. stages in from
Fl. Pierre for week, yet they fail TO come.
Why we know not. wrote by return stage
when first came here, They came in with
Van Meter, of Vermillion, and we then ex-
pected another stage within five days.
| There are now 35 houses built and 10 more
in course of erection 1t is the prettest
/ site for q town | ever saw-the town is
less than two months old and has nearly
! 100, men. and expect TO see 500 here
within 6t days have more faith In the
mining than when last wrote. They are
taking ouka good deal Of gold where ever
mcn are at work stayed all night with
the Smith boyss short time since aud they
showed me = nice lot of gold they are do
ing we'll and expectto do better when they
ge, down to bed rocky They were getting
from 40 500 per Ndiy. There are .
great many coming 10 now and guile a
number leaving-some sixty leave 10 night
for Fit Pierre and will tell great stories ol
Whist they know about the Hills aud In
truth half of them have not been five
miles from this place since they came here.
There is the finest timber here and 1t lock- 3
as though there was no end TO II. Good
grass aud water, and gold enough 10 keep
men mining for years. We are just out
side the Hills, and II Is Ms fine farming
land rs ever lsycd ou, doors, and taking
eyerythssg together there meyer VAS
country that has rs bright future befor
:. il ~ this for quick settlement. There |
:. but one thing thai prevents the valley fron
= here TO the Missouri river being taken u
J this summer and that is he Indians Ther
are cutie number around s,esling horse
and mules, have not taken any cattle ye
they drive Too slow. They have not. kite
any one since wrote, that VIC have hear
of-have been In sight several times, bu
!. We watched eur stock and when We see II
diam on the prairie we drive them baci
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
Chicago.

Chicago May il.
FLoun -seady; common TO choice western
shipping extras, 4St3.
I WnEAT-Acfive and higher No fresh o.;
regular j eI144stl OH closed at or for cA.h OF
May; 14l1ftl o3,1; closed at o3.i1 o0a for
June; 02t10tt93n clo-ed ae o3ss 1l 03A foi
July; NO. 3, A}GtaJIi rejected, s5T.
C6aS- Moderately active unsettled and shads
higher high mixed, 47St47k new mixed ts.1 No
2 4as,b ~ for cash; Ashdt4sS: closed inside bic
Tor May ssdt 4ss.; cio.cd inside for iJnne 1870,
Az; clo-ed at ~ for July rejected ~.
oArs~Ver Eqnie, and steady; No. 3sfasaA
closed inside a. soE3e,s for May 3lGtaits Tor JIM
closed At insiee prices.
Il RYk-Stendy, No. 2. a3
BARLEY-ln good demand and hrm; No. 2 lie
7ih for cash; Il for Nay s1 Tor June.
| PoRK,-In fair demand and higher 20 epSh2o esH
for ca.h 10 codleo Is for June; 70 7T1i@2o 50 TO
J~ly; 20 s711fb2i for August.
| LARp-Fair demand and lower laao for cAsh
or June; IL 3714saia 40 FOR July Il 5o9la a2ts fo
Augutti
MkArs-Fair demand nnd steady
/ BUrrKR- Steady R aaftao.
Eoes-Strictly ire.h, iltsWG.
1 WulsKr Steady ALI e7. -"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
ACCIDENTS
by RAIL.

THoMAsrows, Conn, May ll.-By
breaking the axle, the through morn
ing car, filled with excursionists. wa.
thrown from the track of the Nauga-
tuck r. r., down an embankn.ent into
ahe river. Although the car wax
badly smashed, and became filed with
water, nonc Of the Occupants we're
killed. Some twenty we're more OF
iesh severely injured.
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~ -
FIRIS.

WoneKsrER, Mass, May IA
FIRE here last night borned Csrrixan't
currier shop, three ~eilings and
barns. Loss, is 10000; insurance,
t25, 600.
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Died.
R0sENcRANs.

New York, May 1.-THE Rev.
Adrian Louis Rosencrans, one of the
Paulist fathers and the eldest son Of
Mayor GenerI Rosencrans,w was seized
with stroke of apople1s last evening
md died this morning
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
What the American Bible SO;
,ciety has Done During
the Year Past.
A Sort of a Break up in the Con-
gregational Head Centre.
The Southern Baptists Hold a
Convention Of Their Own.
Religious.
1lik OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEw YoRR, May 1.-The Ameri.
can Congregational Union held an an
.nusl meeting to day. Rev. X. S.
Storrs- sesigaed presidency, and Al
fred S. Barnes was elected to his
place. Last years. vice presidents
were all elected. or the trustees,
Dwight, johnson, II, g. Bowen, Rev.
]. B. Wilcox, II. Q, But,erdeld, and
David NJ Stone, resigned. Mr.. Stone
was re elected but declined TO serve
as new departure in congregations
afism which was coming on did not
agree with his ideas Harmony might
not prevail if he remained in the
| board.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
Mnwadke..
Milwaukee,, NAY II.

4Ftovn Qu,ri aud arm
wHsAr Opened am and ;. cen, hish-r; hu,
s-ed weak; No. Aslw1ukre 10 hard, ! sass
>".a Milwaukee atS for Juns ON for July
NJ ss4
conS scarce and noHip.ny higher No. 4, 10
Oars 2giet and arm; No . 81.
R,k2stendy. No !, rs.
Biarrr- uaret,ed .u. lower; No. ss,ass.
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SOUTHERN BAprlsTs

RlcnMoNp, May 1.-THE South
ern Baptist convention met to-day.
Or. j. II. Boyd WAS reelected pres.
ident Of foreign missions. Discussions
tomorrow.
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Liverpool, Asy IL.
Flour 2asQtsas. Winter ~hess, s.sddses lod.-
spring SsGs.. White sssd. Cinb, sslod9ie.ed
Corn, sss92sssd Pork, s1ssd. Lard. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12

IRON the council proceedings is the
4esul, oil M agreement between then.
They have also agreed 70 submit tn.
case either To the state supreme conf'
OF, ah,ch - The pl.n tlosl favored, Y
The ipli bench OF the ci.uult- csup
Judges, eve in number. This will be-
done II Hoyne can induce his friends,
~hoform y majority 10 the city coun-
Gil, TO consent. The decision will be
accepted as hnal by both contestants.
APPLICATION FOR A Personal cEED.
fD the Z. S. circuit court te-aay
Judge Drummond refused the appli.
cation of Osterberg for = personal
deed OF the Rockford, Rock Island &
ST. Louis r. r., but stated that such
decd would be given him as the
trustees OF the road for the bondhol-
ders, provided the cour, was convinc.
cd by an examination Of Osterberg's =
accounts, which has been ordered
that he is the proper person to be en-,
trusted with such deed.
BASE BALL.
/. Chicagoes 8; Cincinnatis 5
STRIKERS.
CHICAGO, May l.-Some 400 s,rik
ing brick makers congregsted on the
south side to-day, with the ayowed
purpose Of forcing the north side men
into the strike. They became demon
atra,ive during their parade, where.
upon the police made charge on the
procession, aud arrested 30 or 40 o.
them, and dispersed the rest
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
IATGR-

CALL board Wheat unsettled and lower; OF
/. GII % ros June, uz7S for July Corn wax sud
lower; +sss for Nay; +sa4 for June; ~ for Jnly
oat. dull and lower; 30 for cash OR Nay; sea for
June; uominAlly soA for Jaiy. Pork lower, 10 80
bid for June; 10 72a9Yo7 rs for July. Lard un.
changed. -s-l
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, May 1.-THE repub-
l,can members Of the legi Stature nom
mated Henry b. Harrison for the U.
rs. senate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the American
Bible society was held to-day. The
receipts from all sources Tor the year
are 1927, 1913, expenditures, s599,2Sl.
Including the balance now on hand
May 1875, there is still balance Of
$3.50, During the r,S76, 10 bibles
were published, and .6S5, ,470 distribn-
ted The society circulated bibles in
twenty foreign countries during The
yeaf, and had it printed in nearly as
many languages. The next aniversa
ry will be held on the 10th Of May at
| Philadelphia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
MOODY IN THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May ll-Rev.
Moody and Whitley arrived this
morning. Both preached at noon at
the First Baptist church. Tonight
Moody is holding forth at the FIRST
Presbyterian, and Whitley at the
Cumberland Presbyterian, to vast
audiences
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FOR BLAINE.

w HKELING, w. q, May IL ne
republican state convention met 1t
Clarksburg to-day. Ten delegates
were appointed to the Clncinnatl con
ven,ion. A resolution was adopted
expressing preference for Blaine for
president. The exact standing ofthe
delegation is not known, bat no doubt
is largely for Blaine.
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POLITICAL.
HALF FARE.

St. LOUIS, MAY ll.-Over one aun-
dred railroad and steamboat com
psnies have agreed TO convey dele
gates to the national democratic con
yention for. half fare.
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SUSPENDED.

SnRlAGE1ELn- Mass, May 1.-THE
Johnson Gingham mapufactory. Co.,
oil North Adams, failed to-day. Heavy
liabilities. Two. hundred hands are
Oh, of work
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THE GOLDEN LAND
Letter from W. ell Known Yanktsn,-
an-G cod DtgE.sEs IN the aitits,
An Auractiv. Coantry wi,h
bright Prospects for
the Ruture.

The following includes extracts from
letter received by Mrs. F. d. Wyman Q
this city, from he: husband, in the BIac!
Hills:
, 1876-08-17

PEELED to trade ut TilAcn's store, where they
were charged enormous prices for everything.
q. 8. Hack, n Democrat. and Prosecuting.
Attorney for Marquette County. sail! that l4o
wns tic retained attorney fnt the Michigan Iron
Cnmrany, and that tIs wAs authorized Ia hny IN
lalur claims at frotn ~ tn III prr cent on tho
dotlae. and that y pool ha4l lsren formed
for Tint purpose. This was cnphutfcalty .le-
MED hy SEr. 1}rettung and llalf-A1tozon other
u,ru, equally responsible.
MARQUETTE COUNTY NOTES.
4 f1nycs and Wheeler Club with N5o members
WAS organized In Ncsalncc Friday evening Inst
Following arr the officers: President, t4al N.
Smith; Vice-PreaAents, the lEW Edward
f,rriiung, Henry. Merry; Secretary. l..
fo".1; cssrespo'Nling Secretary, ;ioi,r 2.
thu sasnc evening. beautiful and ulnmlno,t,
Hayes md Wheeler ilaE WIS thrown To the
hrcezc, amid cheers, m,tstc, antt fireworks.
Mcssfs. l,rultunE and A.tatns na'tc sspceelles.
sr. Aslnms showing up 1'ltdcn's rcrortl and CIV.
Ing facts and figures and tlatca which cu,tld ut
be refutcl. 1Altpenling hns Hayes Rnti
Wheeler Cuh witt, 4u0 inclDi,erh.
c. 3. Black, III Marquette, anil Charley Cam.
cran, Of ChfcIEo, addressed weak Democratic
cror,l IN ishpcming Friday evening In the pub
lie allarc- They spoke IN front of the Summit
House, Marquette, The lext evening. ~ neitlcr
rluce was there any enthusiasm or big audi
eleea. N. E, D.
, 1876-08-17
CASUALTIES.

RATTLESNAKES.
!spffta! Correspondence U 7hs TrtoBne.
DEs AotSns, In, AnR. l4.-Ncyer vas there
such crop Of bsackhosr!cs in Iowa a. this ycar,
and never such crop Of rntttesnnkcB.
daughter OF Edward Davis, near fconlum,
Monroe County. was bttton, tho other day, on
the knucklc Of ono nnEef. She ran home; the
arm was tightly bantascd; largo quantity Of
whisky wns given her; al1d a l,uttlB Of Elntmcnt
inverted o7cr the wotlttt. Tic ltntntnt Mns
turned white rs milk BY the virus. In fnw
huurs tho effect of this poison .ubs!tted.
In the same county, near GospOrt, Mrs. John
Croft, while picking berries, was bitten on tho
hand. The linnl and arm swellctl 10 an enor =
NOUS atzr. Medical aid WIS cAlleu, and It lar G
ported Tint site will recover.
young mnn named Powers In Linens Coun-
ty, .ras bitten a,T FustlesHalie. His aJ,nptoma
were dangerous, Tile doetor filled him chock-
full Ut whisky, which saYc.l his lEfa.
Alccl Frlxzeil aud w. L. burgess, while Mt
work In the harvcst-ttclt1, werG bitten by rattle
siiakca. A poulticc Of bruised. ptantatll-feAyes
WAS applied, and kept wet Will, thu Juice OF the
Ieayrs. The extract WAS also drank. Both inen
recovered.
Near Bcvlneton, Madison County, adjoining
q blackherry -tcla, six rattlGsnakes were Killed.
Two dogs were bitten. Whisky was poured
down onc md lie was saved. The other dog
cuniu not lie got under the cllcrt Of the liquor
until It WIS too 'ate.
III Black Oak, Alaliaska County, lew tlays
agu, two boys kttled thtrty-two rattlcsnskcs,
sonc Of which had twelve rntties.
, 1876-08-17

HIS APPEARANCE NEEOAE TIE GRAND Jury,
Mlle u rA1BuEA reporter WIS watching the
proceedings VI tho Committee Of the County
board yesterday, und sutlcine low pass!onatsly
mauy Ut tlcm were !aboring for Walker, IN ac-
9uaintanre said to hln', It seru,s t. luv that
now, wscu tbs stuIs Joo IL apparently So ucar
completion, would bc gno.i time 10 rcyise thu
memory Vi E.lwlh Walkers Interview with Tic
Grasd Jury last ysar,"
"What Was II ultuutl"
"1n connection with Mike Mcdonald md
'Thc HtoFu.'"
"Tcll 1t tu me-"
"No; cuu'd not get 1t strasght, hut you
h,snt up sulne of thu Ineu who served on tie
Grand jury for the February term ot last Year,
sud grt them started on the subject."
The reporter taok the hiut, aud set out l1l
kearsh II these fonnta!n-llcuds of knowledge
Tie Qsst ux-Grnnl Jurus lIu found WaA
Mh. Ii. u. ANGEL,
q rna!-leulor ut ~. l3G Gnu,h Caaul street.
said tic reporter; Wtat d4i you Lave IL.
, 1876-08-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Epsefai cnrtzpoadence of Thd Tribune.
- DEs MoIHEs, IL, Aug. 14.-0n Thursday, in
Ncw Wine Township, Dubuque County, q young
nun named Lang was sitting In tho harvest
field, eating lunch. The report Of gun
frightened team attached to a reaper, md
they ran over Lang, lie being directly In front
OF them, DotA OF Ills legs and arms were
severed.
Saturday last David Cutter, III Union Town.
ship, Marion County, was cauglt tn u thfesling-
MurtIf,r, and one URN was torn from his body.
William Souls, Of Sharon, Nollros County,
dtslnuuntetl from his reaper, when Ills team
started. III Ills effort to stop II he WIS thrown
on thu machine, ntl terribly cut III the buck
a,i h!ps but lie plucllily held to tho team and
stopped 1t, thus Saving his HE. Lis wounds,
though SERIOUS, urc not dangerous.
Ncar Twin Lakes, In Hancock County, r.
Bailey, another young 1.,a1., And d yHuug Indy,
were working laryss sstes Tie ynung lady WIS
driving the team. a thunderstorm ssaillr up
suddenly, but work was continued. A ttnsh III
lightning struck tllo machine, killing Bailey,
Knocking the other lnal se1lselcss, aud throwing
the young ttiy 1rum ]Itr seat IN front OF tbp
ackIe-6aF; but, fortunately for lIer, the horses
were knocked down by thc strukc, and the
young lady got out Of her Danger bcfure tho
ilorscs ApranE to their feet.
Charles Cardiff, aged IT,, employed IN saw
mill In Monroe County, full OH u saw, and one
leg WAS severed from his body, from thu elects
OF which be died the next day.