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r,rss Ann u.I Reunion.

The Dallas County Association OF
Mexican War and Texas Revolutions
ry soldiers will hold their first annual
reunion ut ten o'clock, Friday, April
2lst, In tho grove at the old Fair
Grounds. Each member Is expected
to bring basket Of provisions. The
reunion is confined 10 the members Of
the Association and invited guests.
JRFFKBsoN PEAK, President.
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As there has been no new and re-
vlsed edition OF the autobiography
published, THE HERALD, In lieu there
OF, will shortly publish an interesting
supplemented by copious
notes from several citizens Of Dallas,
former residents OF Kansas City.
Hays Hagley and Charley Cree
two sable warriors from the classic
precincts Of Freedmantown, were be-
fore Judge Burford yesterday, on u
charge Of committing an assault Oh
each other. Their personal recogni-
zancs In the sum OF i've hundred dol
lars each was taken to keep the peace.
The evangelists will arrive In our
city Saturday, and mass meeting OF
the people and the members OF the
various churches Is called TO assemble
ut the Lamar-st.eet Methodist church,
on Friday night, to make arrange
ments for their reception and proper
entertainment. All are invited TO at
tend.
--Subscribers living north Of Main
street falling TO receive their copy OF
THE HERALD promptly. will please
notify the office. The sickness Of the
regular carrier, and the substitution OF
one not thoroughly acquainted with
the route, Ia our apology for any irreg'
ularities In the delivery OF the papel
for the next few days.
II your next-door neighbor has
little patch OF ground which he intendi
to convert into garden this spring, !
ID your duty ~ free-born American
citizen TO purchase ten or dozei
; chickens and lot them run at larg'
after he gets his seeds all In. Nothing
lends 30 much excitement and beauti
fil exercise and earnest profanity Il
garden-making az driving out you
neighbors chickens.
We have the promise OF a ricl
, treat next week by the Young Men
: Christian Association. They hay
J, made arrangements with Miss Leader
a OF Philadelphia, a lady ofrare dramat
10 and literary power, to give publ
reading. The programme has bee
selected and will DO published in 70,
days. Miss Leader will come with tn
prestige OF great success, and we trus
! that Dallas will give her rousin
house. -
Our citizens were felicitatlng them
selves upon the treat that was in stor
0 for them Ia the shape OF o masterl
3 rendition ofthe character Of Afetdmopo
but the distinguished actor upon who's
a shoulders has fallen the mantle @
Forrest land he has never had al
other rival In this character) has IL
cured profitable promise OF twelv
dollars q week. situation turning tn
a wheel OF o power press, and we wi
Il have to forego the anticipated treat.
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Notice.

NO bills against any one connected will
The Herald office will be allowed in settle
ment OF accounts due the office unless by OK
press agreement with the Business Man
ager.
Nocontract for advertising will be recop
nlzed by this office unless COMMISSIONED n,
the Business Manager.
City Circulators are not permitted TO col
ct for subscriptions longer than one month
In advance, and persons who wish TO nav fo,
a longer period must do so at the office.
No bills against the Herald Company will
be allowed unless accompanied by written
order from the Business Manager.
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DR.. EN-. Tillmann returned home
yesterday from trip East. While
absent the Doctor purchased an ex-
tensive stock OF liquors and cigars, and
will shortly offer them to the public,
at wholesale, In the store room now
occupied by Block, Jet g. Co.
Mr.. Charles Horton left the city, yes
terday, for Columbia, Missouri whittier
he goes to escort home his sister, Miss
Fannie, who has been in attendance
at Christian College since last Septem-
her.
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70, s.l.i-Ms o,ssa l,s,asio / 1

A good 70 horse power engine. with new
two-aued boiler. " in,hes In diameter by 20
feet long, together with two run Of burra
shafting. belts. pulieys, pumps. oto. suita-
BILE for grist or saw mill. offered very low
for cash, or In exchange for desirable Dallas
oity property, by W. +. LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
mchHdlm
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Sealed proposals for the erection Of 1t
Matthew's Cathedral according to plans and
specifications TO be seen at the office OF Il. f.
Mauber, Architect, Lamar Building, Main
street. VIM be received at the First Ma.
tionsl Bank until o'clock Wednesday
April "a, 1875.
Separate proposals may be given for brick
work, carpenters and painters work.
The person or persons accepting any con,
tract will be required TO give sufficient
bonds for the due performance of said con-
tract. apr8d3t
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am receiving daily from New York,
large invoice Of the finest novelties In MILL
merry Goods, Yronoh Pattern Hats and oil
kinds OF untrimmod straw, English Chip
and LeRhorn Hats. i will keep always on
hand tho largest and finest assortment OF
tho latest novelties, such as Flowers, Laccs,
TriRminss, and viii sell Thorn lower than
any other house In the city.
Please give me call, and will bs happy
TO show you the Latest Novelties.
y. IRALSON,
mchl2-tf. 6l4 Main street.
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Referring to the above we beg to inform
the public that in the future we will have
constantly on hand large stocks of the Lager
and Book Beer, and will be pleased to re.
ceive orders. We guarantee this brand OF
Bottled Beer ms strictly pure Lager Beer aud
obtained from stocks OF Beer that Cincin.
natl Is so Justly celebrated for We guaran.
tee every package to be as.represented. Re.
specially. NJ. ULLMANN SCO
apr5dSt
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Asa matter of information to as
pirants, THE HERALD will state that
the present city charter does not pro-
vide for the office of Deputy City Mar
shall.
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Wall Paperi Wall Pspsr n

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
60 this market. 5000 rolls direct from tho
largest factory In the world. All can rely
on finding Just what they want Designs
new and beautiful, and prices ut the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited to
call and examine. E.P. LYLE,
6O7 Main street.
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Notice,

Inc price Of The Daily Herald is only i've
cents copy. Newsboys and agents are not
permitted to charge more, and when they
do 30, we will be pleased to receive informs.
tion OF the fact Of this Office.
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CENTEN NAL.


Harry Bros. are receiving daily the finest
assortment Of Gents, Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens Boots and Shoes ever brought TO
this market. Call and see the new styles.
mar2i-dlm
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Rat Peisos |

The prioe reduced nfty per cent, enabling
all citizens 20 rid their premises OF these
pesta. Prepared at the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
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DALLAS, Texas. April 4. INA.

Messrs. NJ. Ullman h Co., Dallas, Texas:
GENTLEaEN-l hereby appoint you sole
agent for Dallas and vicinity for the sale of
the star Lager Beer, Very truly,
j. PAUL JONES,
State Agent for the Star Lager Beer Bottllnp
Company, Cincinnati.
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], v. Childsrs,

Surgeon and Physlclan. Office. No. SO7 Main
street, up stairs. Room No. 8, where he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
Jan2l.dtf
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Wanted.

Parties desiring 70 sell registered county
scrip will ind purchaser at the Exchange
Bank. mch2dtf
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Furnished rooms with best OF convent
enoes and accommodations, !, $50 Main street.
fob2Sd2m
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Attention. Dallas Comniandery No.


You are ordered on duty at o'clock p. IN,
this day. Regular conclave and work.
Transient Sir Knights respectfully invited.
apr6dlt JOHN j. GOOD, II. c.
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Houses and lots In Eagle Ford, Dallas
county. Applyto
TOM. CUNNINGHAM,
narzld2m Eagle Ford.
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All kinds OF hair made up III every STYLE
Highest price paid for human hair t b
lRAIBON'B, 5l4 Main street.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded, ALSO
No. Baking Powder prepared. cheap, ut the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
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PREHERRED SPECIALS.


J. O. Booth q Co., hsstonssr,
7ls Elm street, next door 10 Dollar store will
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture
Horses, Mules, Wagons, ETC., Etc, or sell any
thing left At private sale. Auction every
day. JOE u. BOOTH Aueuohooi'
AprTdlm
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"NeuriI."

The instantaneous and intallible
remedy for Nerdtgid-at Hoskins Il
Howell's drug store, Dallas.-Ad.
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Prepcrip tions attended TO night ana dAy' ny
. competent druggist.
Apr0dIm ". bEAUMONI Y W,
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Glass lamps and ohimnoys, shades TOT
lamps and burners
y. BEAUMONT & CO.,
sprydim City Drug store, LIS Elm street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
in our line. 1t will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have a full stock
of China i'm WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy a full set as cheap
from us as you can buy a few
pieces from the retail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand a large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
JO4 N. 4tb St., st. Louis, Mo.
ectAl-dSwly
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Persons desiring TO send The Herald IN
friends at distance can procure comics
neatly done up In wrappers at the counting
room,
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold Baths at wilson's, No
4IA Elm street. DECIDEDLY
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nnar2ld2In
, 1876-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

}lENK AEn IHERE-Fdo props erbilk, Foun-
tain City, Portage, blanchard, md Newbptg have
arrived ut Duffnio. o....The Duiralo Courier statcs
that tho keol Of new propeller for The Union
Steamboat Company will shortly DO laid at the
Union shpya9l Al Buffalo. .... Tho sclr Dcnaon has
been ordered from Falmouth 10 Plymouth, Enr,
;::i,. ;::iiT,ho follS,wing afe tho ainenaIons Of t6e
f!u!Ght Prep Mss9hiekon whish waa launehcd At
oss. a Is sst bea ~ tost dsp, dSf Il haia aSi:
belonEs to the Anchor Line, and will make T hcr
% sasse an fa su pr s sss :. No.
dnrns Point IL the stral!s to o!a Macklnaw Point,
Hnlsss 's5G ta ,;, a5s to ss shs os both points do
o. shs sssdi1 sss beh sss,
M tube By stroE % ~ tsoy VIZ o.
which rolled tho waturs of tho canal over The gatss
and enbaakulunta upon the wtgwams of tho in.
ing llsm 10 swiftly L not silently sttal away, VIII.
ont stepping to fold up their tents, Luckily no
arf9 es aens y tho ssak e
!. iefiststs !hss IT, isks wstors wit s'Isea AZ q
carry larger loads with lcss rlsk Of strkiag oh.
structi9ns On the bottom. in fact, there has hecu
no ss,iou. % Sscdos q 81. nature th.s far s
thu officers Of the Nosthwcstcrn Transportation
Company Is, according to The common report, 70
that tho dntles OF tho uf!lco Will dev0'ye upUn Cant
he now holds. "
LAWS At SKA.-In Wow Of the numerous and 1,s.
tfcseng accidents from collision at sca vcyprul OF
ttc ht'ahttea teamsAlp companies have adopted q
rule by which thcr vessels keep 10 dehuttu route
going and returning. The British Consnl. General
y New York, Mr.: Archibald, In Ills 1eccnsiy.pu6-
i!sl!e1 annual report, su9gnsts an aRresmunt be-
tween the companies % 10 such routes. In which
case 1llo aa!ns-yssaols would Asoltl then, and lis
risk nf collisions bc 4roRtIy iessouol. An AIIl.
ttonal advantage OF theAe foltes, ocean lanes "a
they arc called, which wcrr urgcptly advocated
long bofofc being adopted. II that ships and sur
visors Of shipwrecka would ba moro III the way Of
assistance In ea4o Of a!santef. Mf. archibald ALDO
ssrohsty advoeatea liz. .Earta Instead Of boats Ia
tha cure e.pec!a'ty of iron steamers, which slnk
very rapidly. and seldom allow time 10 launch tilB
bridges, tops Of deck -houses, aud thu like, might
Metnl1Y h0 made detachable md buoycd up Will
alr chambers, as to Ia available On M emergency,
ELEvATtN0 Ar BuYFALo.-Wp congraluthte the
elevator people on haring harmonlzed differences
at last and agreed upon rates OF elevation. The
now Fates, which we're hxoa It hu per Gushpl,
nc " grain AMI NJ 10 vuaAel will be put III
iono to-day, The Association arc excechlnEy
moletato n their charges, considering that Tia
hA4 bosn elevated ftre, and Ito iact tisat Ac pur
h't.het, which The combination might Just al read
ily have Aaoptol Ia not unreasonable, Even 1c rct
b1shel Mtght hAvs been charged. The charge ~
akod cannot bs nhsatisfactory Ia any reasoanble
person. About 80, 0O0, OlO to 60, co., 0OO bpshcis
OF grain nfe annunlay received lhs Iati by lake,
aud bad tho suicidal competition continued through
the season, eleyatlnH tha grain freu Of charge, Uli
faio would hass losl sumo S@oo, U00. -1a6alo ~.
, 1876-07-05

n;nfe co!npanlss Of infantry md 1sustcll,s Troop
OF tho Third Cavalry. Tho ch1npnign has only
opened, hut, bofofr The leavr1 turn yellow Of,
tIe tres". Il VII close viii. tho end Of Chg power
u the etotx Natton. Tho rttl Agoncy-blankets
anrrlicd by the U. 8. I. u. wcrn aecn cousptcu.
otlsly or tho enenyfB 1lnc, and yet they aro led
by tho Government.
TnH 7noors AWAITING r1tE COMING or aurp1tEs
cot7ttponhtrce SAao fork Htrala-
ARMY Or TIE Bio 1loHN, CAMP At Foor or
g GIogD PsAK, VIA FErTanxAN, Wy. T., Juno
.s. Tile troops are Idly whiting tic coming
of supplies. No enemy 1.as been seen alnce tho
return from the Roscbud region. There ts a
roundabout rumor, originating With tho Indiana
at tho agences, Of a light between ucn. Tsrry'a
iorces antl Sitting Bulls forces, but nuthine has
bron learned OF the movements Of the northern
columns.
The Firth Cavalry, Mai. Carr commanding,
under orlcts from '6cn. Sheridan, will proceed
mnorsl,ward, over tho Trail along Little Powder
ktvcr, to cut on tho Boux Indians from resort
Ing TO agencies for ammunition, and TO force
thrn to lay down Rrtns befuro they can seek
protection or food frum the uovernnlont.
Tho next forward movement will commence
nbout the middle III July.
An excursion iB snon to be rtntlu Into tho Biz
ltorn Mountains III search OF Eoid,
, 1876-07-05
LAKE MICHIGAN.

cHlcAao.-Tho river between State and Lal,o
street bridges Is crowded with vessels, and but a
very small channel IL loft open. Thus fur TO nc
cidents harc occurred, which, in great measure,
Is duo to tho vigilance Of tic lIasbor- Matters Ii
believed that the deadlock between the buy yor.
when many Of tho catgoos of lumber wilt bo tljs.
nosed M o.; An account of tho yacht raco between
othcrcolnrnn. 10th yachts wore tho winners :. Tho
ycsnct mon 4e this port look bat little notice nf thc
Centennial Fourth. and tho decorations OF tho yrs-
AeIs were anything but oslosatc About liaf Of lilo
vessels In the !arbur had their aaEs flying, but bo-
ynnd th!s nothing indicated any unusual evesl
ton and dlI au immense buanesa. ,fhs rcotIssa,
q q Leopold y Aurts9n's Lako Superior tiur. mado
wa' crowded TO sutIocasiuu. II Is estimated TINT
', she CARRIED over oqo Messengers dnrng Tho day.
South Chicago, hasin. each time - unny passs,,.
go1a - sho sonld safely carry. .Tha I'fcs Iaste.
which made hourly trips to Lincoln Park, was also
well patronizcd. An far rs heard from no accident
Of Of any kiaa happened The prop rhiladelphla,
and and M Mshsswood. arrived here yesterday. All wefs
tug ltebel while che wns looking for tows outside
yesterday, became dtaarrangud and ale had 70 b.
towcu In by tho tug Parker.
, 1876-07-05

AnhrvAIs-9tmr Chicago, ManEtowoc, aundrics:
etnr shcboygan, milwaukee,, sundrlc.; strr Mus
kesof' Auskcgon, sundrics; prop oconto, 0rccn
Day, sundrcs; prun Trucs!oll. Munton 1larbor,
anndrlos; rrpp Wavorfy, buffalo, sunleics; prop
Dadgcr State. lluifa1o, sundriao prop City Of 10.
lcdo, ogdcnsbuss, aandttcs; prop Messenger, len,
son llarboE, snndtlcs; prop China Buffalo, sun.
drics prom Philadelphia, Erie, conl and snndrics
coal: schr Ann!o Sherwood, ,Erle, coil; .cAr Hooo
Roy saugatnck, la!nbor; sehr T. d. Locke, Iluf-
e,1;,s 1SG; Snai sSr aeysina Atpena, lambor; aehr
hason, Sturgeon bay, lumber.
ctEANAscEs-psop Messenger, ncnton nasbor,
wica 3D. do bu oAts prop TFSSd Travsdc Benten on
llnrbor, suudries; prop Fountain city, I}u{i]n.
~ b8o hn corn, ?ho bfs Hour, 50 tcs lard i, ZOO
, 1876-07-05
80 80 *
COMMERCIAL.

The one hnndrcdth anniversary Of the osig'nnl
Fourth Of July was observed yesterday with rather
moro than tho usual str!etncca In Commercial
circles. There was scarcely anything doing cxccIl
In hrowofkA, which VIC aro able to puotu "a .'an1-
mated, With an upward tendency" and balloons
which wnsn decidedly ''buoyhnl." Other market
reports wore lost amid tho louder report. Of fire.
arms. A few diaconso,ato members Of tho Hoard
OF Trade gathered on the cnrbsonc, but kept wide.
y nputt when II wns intImatc1 thnt Rorno half a
dozen OF their number would bu disciplined next
Monday for .avlng traded On tic Thlrl, which was
alao holiday. Thu wllo1caatu Bturca were noarly
all cloAod yostcsday. md tlloto which wcrc kent
open for Hm hour or two found no custom 10 war.
Eaut tho edoft wherefore they spresiily closed up
There was, therefore. no clnnge In quotations,
thosn Of Saturday being the latest.
, 1876-07-05

N1A"AN 40
Add TO this S. slightly wounded and not re-
ported at tho hoapltal, and you have the result
on our slde.
As 70 THE LOSS OF TIM KNHMT,
It must ba estimated, Is thpy always carry of
thelE dead U It "a within tho houuds of possible
tiles. Our Indian allies havo II scalps, whilst
tho ground in the immediate front OF Col. Roy
all's last postt!on was found to bo thick with
blood-staln, showing where ali Indian had drag
gcd himself; while, on t4s ,narch up the: er1eE,
z dead Sioux WA found shot through tho loly.
Those best capable Of judging, who saw the gal-
liant fight made on Royals last position, lay
that tGey must havo haA fully 80 killed right
th0re. :
a. soon a. D, I, T, and had rciolpod the
main body, Tie whole command moved out, c1-
cept the Infantry who wurs left TO guard the
wonndc1 No results followed, Al Sitting
linll, In his effort To 'tBroopn us Ill in, had
gotten enough Of It and
ABANDONED Tllk YIBLp.
The command, having buried their dead, biy-
ouacke1 gu the ground Occupied In tho t,lorn-
lug, sud tue next day started back 10 the taunp
Oil Goose Creek with the wounded, who aro all
doing a. vol aa eau bu rxpestel,
Thu train which takes thls III tn Fettcrman car
rrs with 1t our wounded, apd lIlreIurn With 1yo
, 1876-07-05

HAS sREMnVRnfr frpm 379 Bouth Clark st., cor Vau ,u.
tsn tDH2 West Aatlkun.ss. JeusssoB Chicago. In,
s1 @ hst n ~ Msa s w paa ysaJ' ts stxest ,ao
MG.hnta. = CURED safely rrlrate!y la1nh!el spagcE
feiatlnk 10 sDotx: SAINT In scaled 4nfeop#, fur 1Td
3,esnl .tatape toVns separate Tor ladies' aaa rnsis
M!GH; Con1utAtvm Ifts. a!ar1iAgv Gutae. u Gux-
"! pathopHy large. .afEs raKes eIttsarlng every.
fhin9 " w tonafa1sss 11stea thslls uoflA Knowing
, 1876-07-05

CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Canaitrctt, cofntf llaas6h:st., It'd ii tho eyots.
, 1876-07-05
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
E5n!dsn!tnn ~ Atttrtnes lfart,.-t Saturday en
rive buutay II T. Ill. Daily.
, 1876-07-05

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ucEot tout 1i lkkc.st, nt fuot Of Twenty. stcon4t
sulptl. REd Al Palmer liUuAc. ~ ''1''
, 1876-07-05

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY R41LRoAu,
Dcvos, foot Of Lakc.et. lnIiaa.ay, and Bfxtcenth.
"; atd Catal Ann HiAtcenth.sts- Ticket Oilrea %
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Marine Disasters.

LIVERPOOL, March, 1G--l'he ship
e ctr, TT yTHrr1 .stHr teTvriy san
Francisco, Nov %. ARRIVED here to-
day She brings portion eot the
crew of,t,e ship Great Britain, Cap--
tam Ci.ilaou, from Daboy, January
aa2d, from this port, winch WAS aban
doncd a, sea III. a sinking condition.
Eleven Of the crew of the Grea, Brl-
tain w"re drowned aud four ,iic,l from
exposure.
sQrEESsrowS, March lG The sh7f'
Enmrn'drs, Captain Beard, from Por,
ROYAL, S. e., for GrecnicIs, capslze1
on The 18th of March. The seGopd
mate aud seven of the, crew arrived
a, this port. The remainder Of the
crew aud the captain, 10 in all, were
+ drowned. q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-17

Oass.ef The sub committee on The
ventilation .of the honsc made report
TO the effect thas ii was iiupos,lbit-
20 force into The house n salliciepi
amoun, o! air for SIN hundred peUpie; !;
aud presented a resolution to eNeluties
from The ga'ieries nil persons except
those. who have privilege Of lhc roper
rcrs and diplomatic galleries, and such
as-iniN bt. admitted on the cards OF
members. Ntrer debate the report,
was rccom,nittcd. Mr.. Lauders OF
Indiana offered a reSoiu,ionto restore
the elective government IN ,he Dis
,rlet of Columbia. Referred. The
house adiourned.
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Political.

PRovlpENcE, March l6.-l'he. demo.
cratic state, convention today noni
mated Gen. Geo. Lewis Cooke, for
governor; @. siormn, for lieutenant
governor; .Jno, S. Pierce, for sec"c-
tary of state; Oscar s. Lapham, for
attorney general; Wm. II. Condor,
for geheral ,reasurcr.
1 NEw York, March 1G-The demo
cratic state conventions will be held il
Utica early in April. Governor Til
den's friends wanted j, held in AIbnn,
few weeks earlier.