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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
VaKaaesE E6etne

nah uao BON europa, Grebitbrtefe &c,
fne biutsft su baben bei Summer & Dedtr,
Wr. II, 8ermans, Sfptihen 1Soutqs II. @aperthr
sS Tremses 9elo su ben + d It n Breifen.
fYnriI2{-Fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
9irheifcr .flnrttIiei, 1ifEn NanroL

oianapoIts E. 20. Dial. 6eute Fam es
Sipibeu ben Sur Union" aeborgen Sadftenmau=
reru uno Den p9tI6ts llHionifen" ju liner tri9etc
wobei Samuet Sute eiHeE u oolper abitoB II. eIucn
unbCtannten NtGnu uie0erItredtc Ser Wbroer iitcr=
lieIerte fd Der 8ouSe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
&tuoex>& &ut1d)eu

bel Seinrit Sdipar3,
SRI. 211, 0efz Baltimore, nabs ebarles StraBe
@,n proBes 4iortiment MIR BON Den beiten 8abrtT
fanten, UNI Sc uuo auiUdrts.
Geinrtdb gd,tp1SS.
SIR. 2lt, Wcitzydltimores, nabe 9barlesilr.
90 q <
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
Utros= u,tb QIeta.0erfauf.

WobeI=lIebersiise. Sorhdnse- trimmings uno "a
pasersartitel aaer arteu Su pcri1ieosnen YreeH
Ser sroste Yorratb uuo Ausfpabl in Der Staot 81
auaemelienen Breiisu in Rr. SO. Sanooerftr.. be
(DiaiS0, 4 Vltf) 8. StOnen VosrtS s 20.
Old,iunooseiBte dmerttantfdbe Sotei$ erann'
Wten i'm Ietteu Yonate ab; eie Brdnoe batten per-
bitet peroen fonneu, Denn bic Sotels Den aut nj a.
ttfbeuH sebabt hdtten. Vebr
Dan, Rr. 9e, @aroenftr., o alto. (Wai29, ,2gftetJ
Nte .@urefasspuI= Setoes 1T bic be-
0neb.ete. 8oae @roBe, sebOrIss siuse uno boil
fommen aIatt. vile srosereu @eiddite perfauisn
bieielbe, (Nat26, ,i0ht)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

ar. u. ". gSortman, gtr 1879, Norozgutatp'
frase, turir. Ole Sdmorrb oioeH pottto une
permanent nit elmer san5 neuen Nietboos, obnt
ReSIsr, eisatur ooer Soaentein uno sardnttrt sint
odu,(te sur ODER uimmt feline SeSobiuHs.
(UiGii0, ,tMt1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
SGicnzolffntte ttt MrfnnSna.

3 TO prth g, Arf., %. Wfal.-Glne
am leBten SanitaJ bier Oor9efaQene GdjcB=
Afiaire 5miifen Sohn s. pale, ci1em pro-
minenten Biirger Oitles Srts unb S1mie9er.
lobu o,s @r-@ouperneur8 SrownIom, uno
bem biefsen Yoitmeiiter, s8llian y.
2Salib, bel melG)er Griierer pom 9ebtereu er-
id)ofcu purae, erregt piel 4uf;esung. gSaiit
ili psrbaftet. Ser Streit entltailb baAer, baf
2Sallb elnen 2aben auf einem 9ruuofiid,
meld)es bon 5ale beanipruht purbe, erbauer
lieB, Die @erii6te tpioerirred]en fih in Be
Sug anf bic Srage, rpsr ben erlen SduB ab.
feuerte. gSalib mar nit elmer boppelldufi9er
S9rotHinte bemafiust, Oereu Snbalt er ietnen
Gjr1 1rr' i'm hip G5eitp inntp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
GrTn0r

9arris6urs, Bsuni., 30. GIfai. =
6eute yiaAmtttag BRAN in Nount Yleciant,
Semi, ein Scuer aus; Oahelbe oerbreitete
it'd raid tuettet. 0as 6euer entitano in Ntc.
@abe'S @ttraioez9aserbaus uuo bat bis jett
ed)S @ebduoe serltDrt. 9le Seh0roen baben
nad @recnsburg uuo anoeren Yldben Inn
3iilie telegrapbirt.
(5&Ser.) SIN @anSen tpurten "a Sc
bduSe SsrifD~t, baruntsr II St1Qe. Inter
Den 4bgebrannten ino Dr, Miarlb, 8rau
SGalp. Srau oolioap, s. Jteelp, S. 81. Dic.
glfee, Srlu &napp unO S. 3. 0tc@aleb. Sc
iammtuertuft $4,000, Seriiheung $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
0Seffnob's Sutnea6lnte1,t.

9Saibtugton, %. Wai.-9er Senat
NOR ben ganSen Sag iiber in gebeimcr Git
sung im Sttreff Der Smpeadments Srage,
2tbeuo8 8 llbr bcautragte Wtorton euOllcl
einen SeldluB, baB Der Stnat feine SuriSoifz
ton in rem 6dlle babe. Ser SeldluB purbe
Don DtOrria nnb @briftiancD amenOirt, uber
nit sc gegen 80 Stimmen auf ben Sii4 9e'
legt.
S6lieBltd rpur6e auf antrag oes Srn.
3burmuu bei6loiien, baB Der D9emnrrer"
SeItnop's gcgen bic 9tcpliI Oe5 0feprdientanz
tcubauie8 Quf Die Don Selfnap eingereid]te
gcltreituug Ger SnrisoiftiOn abseiuieien unb
fir runitid)halt1g erfldrt miro.
$5r. gSbDte aus 0tarplanc ltellte barauf
cen Nntrag, OaB Die Senatoreu bereAtsgt iein
iollten, ibre Aniid)ten Setreffs Der 6raae iiber
dissatisfaction all ODER Dor Dem l. Sull 1876
iGriftli6 stusureideu.
Der 2lntrag muroe angenomnen. 2luf
Antrng oe8 46rn. Gomunbs beibloB Der Se.
nat barauf, 6te augelegenbsit bis nd9Hen
Dounecitag Na6mittag su uerihieben. Die
le9iSlatiuen @ei9dfte wuroen Johann pteoer
oufgenOmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

,etnr g.. 0artmauu. .

@rlpart @ud swansis Pro5ent in Strumpt<
tpaareu, SanbIduben uno unterfleibern.
9amens, Serren- u. ber'6aucpsStrumpfmaar
Der Iesten Wiooe, tdslttb erbalteu in
gr. 1S9. gYedsSaItimors=, spi6en Soutb :
uno GaIpcrtfrase. (Dtati6, ,2DiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

Die Health Lift,
Elm completes @pmnaum in fb ielbf, erforeer
nut sebu Uttnuten tdslit. Gs III Gin 2onicum fir
oas @ebirn, Die Herpen uno Wiusfeln. G6 perbhtet
Sranfbeiten uab linoert bronite uebel.
9t. U. s. mRoffat BON 8rootlpl iast: "Gs III
porsiislib seesuet fir Solde, pelhe fubiten ODER
piel iisen. uab iiir Oamen, pelile an Wutters uno
anoern Sbud ben leioen." YarlosS fir Oamea uno
Serrtn: Nr. 40, Observation-Disclosures.
(tnq 40 g 2iAT 20N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

Batemte wsrosn fiis GrEnoer ermtrtt.
Gtlt nat Changing bes Batents msrcen @sbnb'
en- bere6net. o. s. & y. Z. Sowaro,
Rr. 13, Secoubff ffraBe, Der Bof 9e9enaber
(6ebro, 12Olte) 3meis=Sireau in aBaibiHstou, S.@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

aonnen. Sr. $. u. YreftOn, Der @orreipou.
| bent Der ,Saltimorer 9a3ctte," erfpioerte OH
Qnfraqe, mobcr er ben obigen Serid)t be3ogen
babe, e. nolle uorlduftg bemerfen, er babe in
ieiucrn Seridte nidlt anSuoe1ten getpiini6t,
baB Die ermdbute Summe ben Otitglieoern
0e5 Saues iibergcben morpen Jet; oielelbe iel
BON Der yQobbp" peridllungen morOen, unb
erftdrte topanM, Die betreffenoe 9fqdridt lei
ibm pan 0ru- g. 9Saro mitgetbeilt tporoen.
Die 0feeen be8 9feprGientanten 8elp Don
8eunGlDanien, ior1le 6rn. Ntorriion'S, Sors
iiber oes @ontte's liber 0tittel unb 8ege,
III gesuq auf hen Sertrag hGtten ba5u beige
tragen, i'm (3eugen) 81 iiberSeugen, oaB Die
lnQabe pabr lei. = Or. u. 0t. @iblon,
Correspondent Der Heiu>0 0orter ,Suu," mel
der tinen Ghnli6enartifel uerDifentli6t bate,
puroe ,und6lt perbDrt uuo iagte, baB Inn Die
Jtadrid]t brett pon Srl. Brelton nlitgetbetlt
lporoen ici. @r mar Der Nuiid)t, bab Die De.
pei9e nidIt Den @inorud madte, al5 oh Die
fraQlidjeS Sur Betedung bon 9on9rcB
Dtitglieoern uertpen0et poreen lei; bte,elbe
pdre pieimebr, nte eS III Walblngton ges
brdudllid) lit, ali Serren, oeren bauptladlts
Dies @eld)Gft bariu beltebt, Sefannti6aften
nit GougreB Oiitglieblrn anSufniipfen uno
oicIeibcn anSupelien, mtc lle 5u llrnmen baz
ben, beSlblt morOcn.
3euge srtldrte fsrner, SaB Der Seiu9 Oe8
S1nig &alafaua, iOnie Der llmitanb, CAP Die
9tegieruug 9SerlplIigungen Sur Seitreitung
Ger 3feiiefciten beiielben gemadt babe, ibm
(Gblon) Die Witinung beigebradt babe, alS
Oh Oieic Niabregelu sur 8eibleuuigung Der
Nunabme res Sernage8 gctroff;u iporoen
mdreu. 9a8 @omite Iuo 0fn. .. 2SarD ais
nGd)iten 3eugen Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
SeIegrapbiTGe 9erei9en.
.,salanasScSsfmeas

.DtIi@.s Sct ~siioctirten YrefIe" fir ben r9or
repanDelteR.~)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
aeta samer,! aesne @efabr! seta

&etu Xd1Met3 NetHe Oet0Dt! SetW
TeblfhIa8!
Die "CoIton Dental Association" TIT iInmer ers
joIsreit, 3dbne obue stiaer,eu aus5usieben. 0ie
aroBten 3peifier touuen lid BON oieier itiGd,e tn
ben 3 mmern Nr. 81. gSeit.tSaBcttefrahe, ibsr'
Muaen. (San. q. 0lteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30
9as 8oImeSTd,e Yatent. - Die ~DdmpfsSep
ntd,reiuiaunaS:(Se5e }: e5eafd)aft."

ptd,reinisuneS 8; q 0etenfdbaft."
sepptte burdsebenos sereinist uno renos
pirt, Nett, S1mus unb Wotteu beraus9e=
bradt. Wir baben iiber aue YatentbeetEtrdbtigunz
ssn triumpbirt. Soimss eehaoam,
fanriIt .aJ,t, gtr. 9, Suan=Str.
ar. .Iobertfon. Nr. 10, Sao @u tam rraBe
Sbebanoelt 5ps,ien Gle ardntbetten Der urtn Srz
game, o.saniIte gbwdbe. neruoe Sbpdd,e. oorz
seltiaes Mlter uub aue 0erprntranf6eiten, ipelbe
BON iuaeuoliten uuheiornengeiten berribrsn. 1dr3=
Iid entltanoene franfhetten idneu furirt. Serren,
pelde fidb Dr 1. anpertrauen, tounen Fd1 oerT1ert
balten, oas iie m'cnidaitliG uno aufridtis beban=
belt merben. 8iireaufunoeu: S -12 ubr Di9s., "a
ubr yiad,m. uno 6-9 ubs abos. (Tebr2i ,t2UasO
9ede Saher ourtaus waferoid,t sematt ourdb
bic appll5truus BON Iron clad 8 ar b e uno Iron
clad .@emeut. @ute 0ddsr, burhsebeuos nit
bsl Iron Clad s G roe beitridcn, baltsn lib Ddb=
reuo 10 Sabren obee usitere Soften. Seibdoiste
0ather, BON Sle1ihmieoeu ats untan9lih ertldrt.
,pieber berseittlt mo br @eblaub auf Sabre per=
ldnsert onrd) ssborises gnfreiaen nit Der Iron
CladzT arbe uno Is eme n bepirtt. Aae @r5eiz
ten aarantrt. gtadirase bon 0aus=gtseut9iimern
ipiinidt. games WeSatne,
faprili 3WtO Rr. 80, Sio= ponibapfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

Sjobu Z. Ttoueit, 5Gmc6 u, Bruce, Im. Q. Biat4
neD. Sbcrit 5Gos, GGrou, Nrau Spiccr, isu..-ljj
StimmeH. (Gln OppOhtion 3etteI erbielt Il ct }
li. l8dto.
So9a SoE(ep, Or. u. U. Sonaoin, Gam. g15ite.
Benidmu Suu9bcu, Wt. G0Iltou; tciEe Sppoittiou-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

lbs GSQIc,
Satob s. 5retur9r, Satob Shentel, jG5. vol
Iano, Q8m. GuiieG, y. $. 9tdtnlou; tsine Gppoii=
tton 3s1 Stmmtu.
Il 9Sro.
Sobu Goten, Geo. u. 5eI9, DhHdct Basner, Q.
&mg, Sob. JtGni; tttue Sppoftijn- go Stmren.
rs. gSdIb.
5ames &. SeaIe, GottIrieo Suih, NGrtiH 0uiice,
Soga u. @etten, Ssrcmiab 9ennp, juH., - 155 St.
.4eiue Sppoittoa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

capt. s. W. 2inetutaper. gSattcr Robcr'e. GoUGro
u. Boe, ebas Siucllr, geo, y. Smite; ttiue Sppo=
ittIou-567 EStmmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-30

6all einsn 8rud oc8 re6tcu Sberidenfels
oibt utter benz 6ijftgelent erIitten (OliO ni9t
ben pals gebro6en, iuie eS SRcrit bieb).
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23

The Hutchinson county farmers have
harvested heavy crop of small graiu
The corn crop will not be very good
New wheat is being brought Into oul
market. Ii is of extra good quality. aud
will grade No 10 any market
l. G Palmer writes 10 Hon L. n Judd
that he viii be honc from the Black Hills
in about two months after hi. family,
Mr. A. j. Lewis, of,this place, had his
finger cut of while regulating the sickle bar
oil u moving machine last Monday,
b +. Wood cut piece Of wheat that
will average twenty-five bushels 10 abe
acre. The ground was broke up last year
There are 100 Sioux Indians reported OPP
posi.e the Ponca Agency, on this side Of
the river, watching for Ponca scalps.
+ hr ,1faii teute between this place and
Niohsara is discontinued, aud service or
dered between Springfield and Mineral
Springs twice Tuesdays and Sat
urdys-
II IL reported that Dick Johnson had his
team stolen by Indians the day after he ar'
rived in the Black Hills. Dick and several
others have hay contract from which they
will realize $50 per ton.
Major Charles Soaring. the genllcmanly
agent OF The Santee Indians, WINS in town
yesterday. He informs us that the Sanlee
grlst mill will be in full operation very
soon, and that Owen. Loyejoy, an Indian.
Will have fuii charge Major Soaring is
giving good satisfaction as agent, and Is
conducting the affairs in very business
like Manner and is well liked by his
wards.
Mcssrs. ALI Goddard nnd C. r. Brown,
Of Bon Homn.e, went TO Yankton last
Monday, Both were In hurry to come
back, therefore took the night for home
travel. About eight miles this side Of
Iankton, where the road makes sharp
bend TO the north, Goddard thought he
knew more than his champion mnles, gave
them jerk, and made them go straigh,
ahead, and in Il few seconds after mules,
wagon, Brown and Goddard were all piled
mp In a twenty foot deep ravine, AS the
night was very dark they could not get gu,
OF the ravfne until morning, when, with
the help Of neighbors they got the wagon
and mules In running order, Brown feels
rather so So Goddard walks very slowly,
and the mules are @. X.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
POLITICAL

LouIsvlLE, KY, Aug. 22.-Hon
Jno Caldwell was nominated to-day
for eongrers IN the Sd district.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 22.-The
republicans Of the 9th congressioaa
district to-day nominated Hon. Jas
A. Garfield.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 22-The demo
Gratis of he 8th congressional district
today nominated w. w. Garth.
DErRolr. Aug 22.-Omar Conger
Of Park Huron was to-day renomina
ted for congress by the republicans q
the 18th district.
SANpusKY, O., Aug. 22.-Hon
Jno II. Hudson, of this city, was to,
day nominated for congress by the
democrats.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
From the Coal Mines.

Po1-rvlLLR, Pa, Aug. 22-The an.
nouncement Of the disruption of the
great coal combination caused CON
siderable excitement ia this vicinity
and aagreat deal Of uneasiness was
manifested IN She rriRrs ~ to the ul.
timate result. l. is generally conced-
ed that there will be decline in the
price Of coal, and corresponding re-
duction in miners wages. They have
latierly been making only one-hail
time, and in some instances only one
third time, and with the near ap.
proach Of winter there is presented q
gloomy outlook.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
To. Indian Agents.
NO MORE ARMS TO INDIANS.

NO MoREsARMs TO INDIANS. .
WASHINGTON, Aug 22-The fol-
lowing order Was sent to-day to near
sly III the Indian agencies by Tie In.
dian commissioner.
WAsHINaroN, August 22-SIR:--
You are advised that AL sales OF arms
or ammunition to either the whites or
Indians by parties holding licenses as
Indian traders, issued by this Office,
must be stopped instantly. You will
SO notify your traders, and will be
vigilant in seeing that no violation Of
this order is allowed. II any Instance
Of ssaehssiolation occurs you will re
yoke the license Of the offending par,
Y, md repor. the case to this Office
for further action.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
PEACE IN SIGHT.
The Mastery or,he Next Senate
New York Tribune,

WASHINGTON, Aug. lb.-As the
senate now stands, there arc seventy
one members only qualified; one Sc
lecteo but not yet sworn in Blaine),
and two vacancies-one in Louisiana,
in place Of Mr. Pinchback, and one in
West Virginia, in place Of NJ. Caper-
ton. Qithe whole number Of seven
ty-four, the term Of twenty -6ve will
expire on the 4th OF March next,
namely, Alcorn, Of Mississippi; An
thony, of Rhode Island Blaine, Of
Maine; Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts;
Clayton, of Arkansas; Cooper, of
Tennessee; Cragin, OF New Hamp-
shire; Davis, of West Virginia; Fer
ry, Of Michigan; FREEING isuyseu, of
New Jersey; Gold.hUAite, Of Ala
bama; Hamilton, of Texas; Harvey, of
Kansas; Hitchcock, Of Nebraska !;
Johnston, Of Vieginia;; Kelly, Of Ore
gon; Logan, of illinois; Norwood, Of
Georgia; Ransom Of North Carolina J;
Salisbury, Of Delaware; Stevenson
of Kentucky; West, Of Louisiana !;
Window, Of Minnesota, and Wright,
OF Iowa. OF the twenty five, sixteen
are republicans and nine democrats.
Messrs. Anthony and johnson have
already been reelected. Mr.. Lamar
has been chosen in place Of Mr.. Al
corn, X. Il. Rollins in place of Mr..
Cragin, Governor Coke in place oi
Mr. Hamilton, James b. Beck in place
Of MIR. Stevenson, and Gov. Kirk
wood in place Of Mr.. Wright. OF
those so fur chosen for the term end
ing 1888, three are republicans and
four democrats, beng gain Of two
for the democracy.
The terms Of ,wenty-four senators
will expire in 1879, and twenty five
in 1881. OF the forty-ninc senators
holding over from the 4th Of next
March, twenty seven are republicans,
nineteen democrats, and one independ-
ent Mr.. Booth, ,oi CAlifornis). There
are two vacancies, one from West
Virginia and one from Louisiana.
Adding the senators already elected
for the term be ,inning in March next
the next scnste stands 80 republicans,
% democrats, and one indepe.d. Mt
Counting Colorado, which is now !
state, there are 70 senators ye. to be
chosen, dependent on the elections
coming OF in the fail. In order te
secure majority Of onei the demo
cracy must elect 16 of these 22, anc
they have the following states TO Sc
| lect from: Maine, Massachusetts
i New jersey, Delaware, North Carroll
M, Georgis, Alabama, Louisiana, (2)
Wes, Virginia (2), Illinois, Michigan
Tennessee, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebras
ka, MiHaeshtA, Oregon aud Colorado
II will thus he seen that it is alH,os
= certainty that the republicans viii
control the senate for the first twt
years Of the new administration, bu
by 4 very slim majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
Ii They Reform They Must
Come to the Missouri River
for Their Supplies.
The s ieux T hreatsn War on Che
Camadiaa Blackfeet whenS~
they have Finished
the Americans.
The Indians
THE SIOUX fHREATEH THE CANADIAN
krD SKIM

OTTAWA, Can, %. Adyices from
Indian Commissioners Dickenson, dated
Ft. Ellis, August 7th, state that the
Sioux now on the war path against
the United States had sent presents
Of tobacco to the Blackfeet, aud re-
qnested the latter to join them. The
Canadian Indians replied that they
would keep the peace. aud would not
joiss Haea u 69Atiag. / 1 The Sioux
sent message in return that when
they had esiaAed wath she Americans
they would cross over and capture
the Hsokfeet country, sTheJsster
wanted ID know if they Would BE as
sisted by the po.,ated police, api the
officers in charge assured them they
would Be- pfoteced. 2 sMe Blackfee,
esaid tsy could nusier two thoussptl
warriors If any trouble occurred.
~ -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Revival Of Business in Chicago.
The Coantry Trade is in n Heal,
thy and Growing Con-
dition.
Trade Reyiyiug.

Gnlc4oo, Aug. 22 Grain charters
from here ,to-dAy were 9G4 1000 bush
els, SSs 900 beng corn. This is the
heaviest charter business that has
beer dine here for many months.
fall outlook in ali branches Of business
is much more encouraging than has
besn sxpected, and Ihe coupny. trade
ses'ns 1bq3vivin r~spJassa
y u shGSCEL1As Xo1sa ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
Chic5a,,xo.

Chicago, ,sAug.Gas
FLOUR Strong.
%HxAr-Attiyc, aud luwcr. No.! rping 20 No.
3 gilt. edge es,s; regular, soa tn cash
cie-ed SO for Aug; aotsraeai, closed qi,s for Sep
tember; s2192,. for October; No. J. 70. Rejected
80
cons-Qniet, lower high mixed, +iaGa; No.
2, As1a, closed IN bid for cash; 4i5sGbS
closed inside bid for Aug; 44kGta, closed y bid
for September; Haae5ttts for October; rejected
Al.
OATS Firm aud steady; No. Q, soti6ca closed
outside cash FOR August, so7. 63on closed outside
for September, soH@a for OCTOBER, Rejected,
a4ti
RYE--No. 2. 532L5..
gAKLxr-No. ,. 72n74s1 for carli. "A for sep.
tembers ~ for October.
PokK-Active and lower; Il aolll. a5 for ch.h
for August; II 2,ai7 - Tor September, n i5
for year.
4LARp-FairIy active. for sumner, 10 t5abio ~ /:
winter, 10 toaotO 45 for ca.h; 10 45h FOR septem.
ber. 40 FOR The year.
HULK AEArs--Fair demand; shoulders, Ga u
short rib SIC; short clear o. ali boxed.
Esas-Hisher, l0abll.
BurrEx-fresh dairy iaee =, creamy 2adad
w Nhshl i<o"ci A.lV
LArER
GALL BOARD Wheat stronger, o,ls@sas for
October.
CoRs-One-eIght cent lower.
OArs-Nominaly unchanged.
PoaK-tower. II for September; IL ~ far oc,
LARD Heavy and lowcr 10 zbdsio 30 for Sep
10. 10 for October; . 10 for the year.
MnWaakse
:. Milwaukee, Aug u.
FLougtsteadY and Arm.
wnrAr- Firm. No. I, Mil~ankee old .; new
ine; No 2. aa for September; \. for October
No, 3. Sast 0eAI4.
CoRs-Lower; good supply at ~.
oArp-Steads, at 29ti.
RrE-Firh No. ! s7h.
BAnLsv-IrrcRuiar. No. q 7s8sa
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from Semlin says it is stated. the Ser
Wan prime minister interviewed 1he
Russian representative at Belgrade
and appealed TO the generosity Of the
Russian government, to permit kus-
sian officers and soldiers 10 enter the
SerYian army He also asked for
pecuniaTy assistance, as Serv,a had
determined to continue the war. The
Russian government has replied grant.
ing the request under. certain condi-
tions. In consequence Of tlEs arrange
ment the Sclavonic committee IN
Russia have begun sending funds in
large amounts. The Russian officers
and subofficers, in parties Of 10, reach
Belgrade daily. passing through Rou-
mania unhindered. The officers give
their services .t.;it.ettsllyy A mum.
Der of other officers are expected
shortly.
TURKISH ARMY DKFEATED.
BELGRADE, Aug. % 1t is official
ly announced that the Servian troops,
under Gen. Harvotoyick, yesterday
recaptured Gurgosovatz and occupied
lresiba.a.
DEGRADED.
| SALoalcA, Aug. 22.-Oilicers i'm
plicated in the murder OF the foreign
consuls were formally degraded to-
day before the public, and saIutes
were exchanged between the forts and
foreign men ofwar.
TURKS REPgLsRD.
BELGRADE, Aug. 22.-Gfiicia dis
patches have been received here
claiming that the Turks were rcpnlsed
twice during Monday. They were
unable even to approach the forti6ca-
tons of Alevinatz and only succeeded
in burning some christian villages.
PEACE IN SIGHT.
BRussEIs, Aug. PA dispatch
from Vienna to lie Nord says tha,
whatever may be the issue of the
lighting now going on, there is every
reason to expect that the mediation
offered at Belgrade will be accepted
l.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23
1t Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child.

VIZ have recently hsl occasion 10 try The viz
uent tiale's toagh ctrdisl II, our family
little ron, sick with the prevailing fever, was
gave him 10 rest, night or day, We have little
talth In 'rstents medicines, and seldom much ~
Try them; but something had to be done as the
cordtngy procurred \ bottle of iha Cordial f.e.a
the agents aud canimGnced its a.I acc r~rding to
are ions The ciiret wac marked from The very
hfst and the child tha, night enjoyed 4 rcTcsh-
Ing sleep and by the ncat night there was scarce
Nrstige OF The COACH len. if th!s Is fair sami
pie III what the medicine will do. It's growth In
popnlartty ts not TO be wondered at Rsdas burg
FrsePr,ss.
sold and warranted bv Mils h i'urdY
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Important Events in the Eastern
Hemisphere.
-
Russia Consents to Assist the
insurgents Against
Turkey. 8
The Seryians Gaia IN Important
HsIs Victory.
IoREIqI.
PARIS EXHIBITION.

AND EAhInAtAoN.
PARIS, Aug. 22-The preliminary
work of the international exhibition
10 obeheaa in ls7s hiss been begun.
: WAX ITEMS.
PANS. Aug. l3-Accounts Of the
fighting near Alexinatz is still con-
fiicting. The Porte has sent tele-
gram to its representatives abroad
that the Servians, who
concentrated all their forces. one and
one half hours march from Alexina4z,
h@ve hecn completely defeated
General Tchernayef sends frequent
tiispaiches, urging Prince Milan to
continue the war. TIE Prince ap.
pears still undecided II is under.
stood that only the Servian ministers
favor continuance Of the war.
49,. OBITUARY
Tocqueryille and Arbillcn, republi
can members OF the French senate
are dead.
Auguste Neither, weli.knowf
French journalist, is dead.
RUSSIA AIDS THE lasuRGKxIs-
LONDON, aug. GA dispatch