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THE COUNTRY PARISHES.
From election kilograms received yeesof-
A.v "a make tho following excerpts:
Temsas.

From election tslsgrsms received yesser.
dav We make tho following excerpts:
A Rodney dispatch claims 2Soo Repub-
lican majority.
TIA Democratic majority has been re-
.anoad at least 1000. Three Repubiicsn
members of the Legielature are probably
elected.
The Republicans have s4sS votes oo' Oh
$3.50 cast.
Packsrd's majority is PIG, Darrell's 2l3;
both Republican Representatives are
elected. ..
Tho whole Republican parish ticket Is
..,actad by small majority. The vote 10
not vet returned.
r.;oritv for Hayes 2l50; Leonard about
~. ..ms. Tho clerks Office was broken
.r.n wednesday night. and i've Do1e. CON
..;,;,v 1450 votes carried of NO clue "
tie perpetrators. Paekards ma1of's' i' "''''
rba majority for Tilden u 7oS; Nionons
NJ. Farmer 709, Lucas 700, Toler 4o'' An'
election was quiet. s.f
~. Rsnnblicau ticket has majority Oh
81 CO. for Senator, 70; Representative
So. Whele parish ticket elessed.
- Nstchiesches. sa
rha Republican majority is 4oo'
Lafeurehe.
~. vhele Republican ticket Is elected
nv waiorities from - to oo.
Tho Rspublicsn vote IL SS; Ds%To.nS, "" p.nuS,
80 srotbsr dispateh gives 8" Hepo''
lican majority. p,..,e-,.ss.
p.oI.rd has over 1000 msjority'
CaAdo.
r.. .cr.tchiug of the Democrauo .0...
-. ts.r unparalleled. The fourth c.s's. ~.
!. undoubtedly Republican, anu on. ":.s..
.Sa.d of his ticket In all other parishes
Webster.
Hath is elected by small ms)of''s ~
the House. u...,er.
rho Republican majority, without Usns. n.,,s
- pa.tou Il estimated at 1000. Az Delle ),
anu .o,, tbsre we're 1856 Repueliesn e 3,
Damoer.tic votes. Canesborg n.s 0I r.ss..
from Democrats y. RspnpllcaA s'Ass !.
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me Hemperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
80 Chartres street, stood as follows Novem-
ber 9: At 8 A. NJ, Ago; at 2 P. NJ, $50;
at 6P. M, $50. Lowest point during the
NIGHT of November s. 40.
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Pennsylvania.
Farther Returns.

Farther Refurns.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The cleo
ton Of Singer, Democrat, to Congress. is
claimed by 54 majority.
Susquehanna county. official, gives Hayes
$40 majority, gain of 34. Wyoming, Of
fetal, Tilden $50 majority. Luzerne esti-
mated At 5000 majority for Tilden.
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Fire n Cerslcana.

CoRsIcANA, Tex, November "a wood.
en- block, embracing thirteen stores, burned
here last night Two-thirds of the stocks
were saved ia damaged condition. Loss
about $2S, 600. Only i've were insured, and
their loss, 81, 900. will be nearly covered.
The buildings were old and almost value.
less Bricks are being hauled for q new
block to replace that destroyed.
Riot i'm Richmoud.
RICHMOND, Va, November 9.-Numbers
of negroes tonight are very dis0rderly. A
large crowd gathered in the northern
suburbs of the city and marched in 11or
cession down Broad street,, armed NM
clubs, and throwing stones, breaking 4
number Of store windows along the ronts-
A detachment Of police charged the riofers
0osTMunD on poURTn ra2a.
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KENTUCKY.
Rxneeea To He Solid.

LoUIsvILLE, November 9-Returns from
the ninth district Of Kentucky indicate the
in which case the entire delegation from
this State will be Democratic. Advices
from the interior lead to the belief that the
msjority in Kentucky for Tlden will be
fully IS 900.
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A young lady thought to be plebian was
.noten Of as having nose considerably
nnderbred in appearance; Though it was Q
,ood deal over bread in fact.
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Sonth CQfollpa. .

Last night Governor Kellogg received .
dispatch from Governor Chamberlain.
dated st Columbus, at 8:45 r. NJ, stating
that South Carolina has gone Republican.
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nSa ,iyes food to every bird. but he does
-. hing e to the pesr; in like manner he
. III g;ces e n ON daily bread! but BY means of
our r daily work. y, iG a
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MISSISSIPPI.
Miasiaaippi Solid.

MEMPHIS, November 9.-Tunics county,
Mississippi, gives Chalmers . Democratic
majority OF 564, Democratic gain of 1000.
Coshoms county gives Lynch. Republican,
l0l majority; Democratic gain 800. Bolivar
county gives Lynch, Republican, 2s2 ma
jority; Democratic gain. 1900.
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ELECTl0N RETURNS.
SAFETY OF THE NATION
A Majority ofthe Legislature Republican
PACKARD ELECTED BY A GOOD MAJORITY
The STATE.

The following parishes have gone Repub.
hcan BY the fcllowing os:sial and estimated
mAjorities:
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from Oregon this evening signed by Sena-
tor Mitchell and Congressman elect Will
liams, stating that Senator Kelley comedies
the State Republican by 800 majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-10

Tho following il the total and corrected
list Of the votes Of Ill the wards Of the
xoriah Of Orleans:
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We owe the greatest debt Of gratitude to
those who tell us the truth,
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CONNECTICUT.
Cil6ensO Majority,

HARTFORD. November 9.-The full vote
Of Connecticut for President is, Tilden
81 ,9lS, Hayes 58, ,929. Cooper 352, Smith 247.
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While the mass Of the Abyssinian army
wa pretending to wish to force the de6le,
this was simply rMse de gmerre Behind
them soldiers had entered the dried up bed
Of the stream; crawling along the ground,
they got round the hills on which the
Egyptian troops were massed. These hills
they ascended from the opposite side, and
then, once arrived st the summit by thou
sands, men and women, soldiers ON foot
and on horseback, from behind rocks, trees
and holl0Ws, rushed down with furious
cries on the rear TANKS of the Egyptians.
Dreadful confusion ensued. The Egyptians
made no attempt at resistance. Driven ON
both sides, they rushed into the dry chan
abandoned their pieces in the van aud
added to the confusion. The bulk Of the
Abyesinian army crossed the valley and en-
gagged with tho soldiers of the Nile. They
fought hand to hand.
Hasaan Pacha, with heroic efforts, then
succeeded in gathering around him some
together forming q compact body, fought
intrenched camp. Of the seven bsttalions
and three batteries this was all that sur.
v1ved. Renchid Bey, Glebri Bey. Colonel
Deye, and many other foreign and Egyptian
officers remained dead or wounded on the
field Of battle. The following day, while
the intrenched camp, reduced in number to
1000, was fortifying, the enemy did not ap-
pear. The day after that they were seen
ia the distance, bat disappeared before the
! firing with which they were received. On
the nineteenth-that is, the third day, at
noonAthey made an assault, bat were re.
pulsed. A cannon bail passed close to King
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The following paxishes are conceded to
the Democrats By about the annexed ma
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Gains of both parties in wards retu
an elections of 1874:

Net Republican gain, 24o2'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
n e L e c. r APHIC.
A O'clock. a. M.
VERMONT ELECTION.
"A Holly Contested Fight, and
a Glorious Victory.
Republican Majority Estimated
at Over "a 1000.
Vermont Election.


BosroN. Sept 9th, D m.-One hund-
dred towns in Vermont give Fairbanks,
republican, for governor, 81 ,1s4; Bingham.
democrat, IA .5S4.
Besros. .. m-oBe hundred and
eighly-six towns gives Fairbanks 31,5DS
Bingham II ,5G6 The same te~as 10 1874
gave Peck, 27,342; Bingham, Il,247
The republicans gain 1887. la the first
district, 65 towns give Joyce ll.7l5;
Chllds, 8,l20; second district, 50 tow MS
give Denisou, L ,533; Dlckey, ADO, third
district, 4s towns, give Hendee $3.50; Ed.
wards, 4,357.
Fifty five towns not heard from gave
Peck, in 1874, 6.24O; Bingha 2.lll.--
Peck's majority 4,l29 fbe returns ofthis
election ia The same towns will be compar.
atively about the same. This would give
the republicans maj ,rity on guberna,orial
vote Of "a l6l-a gain of 1858 over 1874
The town representatives elected are 1888
republicans and 10 democrats No choice,
one
Sixty nine towns heard from on congress
sional vote; sixty towns lacking one lown
representative vote.
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tween the Ytllosstunc and Missouri
hvers. Cap,ain B.ll, waha detatoh-
ment Of four cpmpapies, lefl,,he main
column, With instfuetious.sto move
noEih across the divide in search Of
Iu,lian trails ls-leadipg toward Big Dry,
creek or Mussel Shell river. The bat
taliipn rode twenty miles. while The
COLUMN IN wed cast, and; As ns,w 10
camp on Deen creek, laatrlbutary ,of
the Yellowstone, Capt. f. Bait .tPl
turned tonight, reporting ,hat''no
tleAvy trails had ,bceu- seen, hcnce no
large body OF Indians could have
crossed the4riyer to move toward f't.
Benton. CarcasSes Of buffalo and old
trails only were discovered. The pres.
ent camp is twelve. miles south or
Glend,ve creek. where the junctioti,
II any, was 10 be foemed with Crook.
IA courier ifravfs for Drook 10 night.
Terry is convinced that she Indians
haven't crossed the river ins any force
west Of US, aud if they have goue
north rt sllsit is toward II. Peck. II
ss sxpeated that the Indians, viii
move east morrow, and that their
ultimate deslutlation is. Fort Peck, on
flte Missouri. There appears to be
ne possibility of further junction Of
Crook and Terry Tor field work
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
POLITICAL.
A Field-Day for Democratic
Conventions.
Bombastic Resolutions all Along
the Line.
POLITICAL
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept 6-'rhc
democratic state convention organized
to-day with Chas. Durand as pres dent
and nominated the following ticket:
governor, Richard d. Hubbard; lieu
tenant governor, Franc!ss B. Loomiss,
both by acclamation; secretary OF
state, Dwight L.. Morris; treasurer,
Edwin A. Buck; comptroller, Chas
70. Hubbard; electors at large, Gov.
Chas- h lngersoll and Gen. Wm. b.
Franklin. Resolutions adopted cor
daily approve the platform aud nomi-
nations Of the national convention at
ST. Louis; arraign the republican
party for corruption, and demand a
change Of administration to secure
radical reform in civil service; charge.
the republican party with opposing
the economic policy Of the democrats,
and causing depression Of business by
Official corruption and extravaganza;
demand rigid economy In public ex-
pendturcs; thank the democratic
house of representatives for retrench-
ment in face of opposition of TIE re-
politicians; call for the removal of all
dishonest officials; demand that the
away Of federal bayonets around polfs
where< peaceable citizens are voting
shall ceSsc; denounce the receatshder
OF Attorney General Taft as an out
rage; askNf for n wiser policy I'm tilr
system Of taxation; demand return
10 specie payments by the utmost
speedy and practicable method, and
discountenanoe the tqposa pnI ef MI
wrongful acts upos. ssstse.. Of ear
common country.
DEMOCRATIC cosSENTioNa -!
WoHcEsrEry Al.s,, Al.s,, Sept t-7The
democratic state conveniidn met to-
day. Charles Francis Adams was
nominated for governor by ,scqlYpa,,
ton; for Aeheoant adsJrnr} uaI ri
Pfat,kett; secretary efTsta.e, Edwin
land A'lai.Aa', JoA AHk}ahl "a
,orney sensrs4, KsShatH NMyHlM45la
Governor Castor hssdsv the ELECTORAL
ticket .etiArt v - i
The resolutions adopted hail with
satisfaction the action 6f Tile late ia ;.
tional convention at SIT. Louis; de-
maud payment in coin Of the debt
represented by iegR 'tendtxs ii5 @dl
rs the bonded debt; denodnce the re-
publican party for riegiec,ing 10 car
rv out the financial policy for the re-
sumption, Of specie, payments, and
"A he people to- eH.t tsss to HE HE 4etfs-
ocratic party the accomplishment OF
] this vitai aeed ofa1T commtsroc,, e<4
press gratitude to ne hbke,a repro.
sen1a'Ives fof "a cGts,s p Iedacse&
penses, and its resolute inquiries into
official MISUNDERSTANDING rej6iee in
the s.qoisll Srder, faRittiy teyiYing
prosperity. aud established Dprdiai re.
lations 7hetween the raGas- il. be -ss.a.A
denauaee the f ,fapai;lsaas psr,S fsa1f f.,
u mismanagement Of affairs in he freed
B mans .l,ank, lad. decllrc iutao Eel tA4
: duty of offcongress to secure the stlf-
/. fers for their lnsses- iThei aepressi1u
in trade and CONNIE, cc is attributed
to the yjfgpYerqpento OF the rsppPii,
can party, and the resolutions finally
demand a return from extravaganea
To simplicity and economy. 4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS
OPENING or TIE INDUSTRIAL KSrosl.

OPENING or THE lSpusTHlAL Kxros1-
TloS Az cuIcAGos
CuleAGp, SEPT. Title fourth an.
nual interstate iudi,striat exposition
opened here tonight under more Ia
vorable circumstances than ever be-.
fore. Nearly.eyery niche Of The I'M
mense exposition building is. either,
already occupied or spoken for. The
general workpf preparation is scarce
ly completed Yet, many exhih,orsaot
being fully prepared for the display
rtIey intend to make. The ar, gal
leryii Is, how ever, in order, and com,
prizes 700 paintings, worth + 1850, 600.
Many Of them are among the most
2Halu ~ u A.s- 4t...t., -ff...e ,-est-
picture Of the bA,le of Lookout
mount al Els tlGlcl1Ierlof. Nxttsayaony
and has u oispicuous- position in the
gallery. The collection trsk never
5ttrtt 5ttrtt rgt1uilllryil IN the he thlo-
sral display and the deco1aiplts. de-
eserye special mention for their excel
1ence,. HG9d'a sysbssiFY, with 4ce4aam.;.
paniment by ~. Ctesswald, on the
organ, furnish music. In every de.
pertinent d4,-r4ry- gratifying rs
an index of the t,tAr etfal oihtercs,s OF
the northwest. Not less than as 600
persons were present aud assisted at
ln Opening this evening d spite the
upiavorablf., weather. ~ af
'sr1te ross Al.rt.tS flGifr.. +. : ts.
Lou1svuLH Septic. .-srtR.g6sdn-
or Of Kentucky has taken steps to
prevent the Goss and A'l1i.leb ,fgtrt. - z
Instructions have also been sent by
his esccllency TO Frank Wood, Of the
lCFingtm light guard, ordering him
It'd pc ready ut moments notice to
Ia4Ast IN preventing the fAghv.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
TIE POPULAR lLnAN.

levi Koak9 Sept. s'i;Isyw ssna,7
c2te having charge Of UoEted States
~ per cent bond negotiation author.
ize the8ytatndenti,hat 1otM9 Abpli0aI
hons for the 4 per cent bonds here
and in Europe amount 10 ncarly forty
millions of dollars, =
vr2
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NEBRASKA pKMocRArlc coYvKSrTVN.

/ OMAHA, Sept 6,-rThe democratic
state convention met acre to-day, A
large numberaah delrgsteelNBt 70 pres
ent, and the meeting yas ,karngnious
throughout. Gen. Joseph Holman,
OF Dakota county, was ffnhi11afea for
congress, aud P1en afsnelsnd; "A Ian.
caster county, for governor; resoln
,ions spassed endorsing ,he 81 Iuiis
convention; arraign the fcpubllcan
party for broken pledges of economy /,
denounce the policy of the republican
party iii furnishing arms TO Indians
and placing the army in the south !;
edernaud The strictest economy 10 the
administration Of all departments Of
the government % sor1
MISSOURI GREENBACKs.
JEFFERSON sClrYs SEPT, g 4Ths
Gt'ee,,buek convention organized TEN
Porarily tosaay. Ihe t4soh,tiuS psh
dorsc the Indianapolis platform; dc
nounce the act aenibhtiIhv silver;
demand hatal stocks and bovtl.i Aa
properly taxed; recommend the elec.
ton of congress,nea WHO ARE dir&afy
interested in industrial pursuits; de-.
mand that men and measures be di.
vorced from party 1eafry, aud approve
Of Cooper and Carcy.f q ,.fr
SENATOR SHERMAN AT hoGASbf4!a}
LoeASsroKr, Ind. sep1v.JtA
Dittenholner of New York and Sen.
ator Sherman Of Ohio addressed a
meeting here tonight.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Sr. Louis, Sept. G-Dayid Rea was
nominated for reelection to congress
by the democrats Of the 9th district Of
this state yesterday.
New YoKK, Sept. c--Scott Lord
has been renominated for congress BY
acclamation.
F'r. DoDGE, a., Sept. g. The 9th
district democratic congressional con
ventoume here to-day; 6 out of 26
counties in the district were rep
resented and Sam'l REESE, OF Fl. Dodge
xas nominated by acclamation. The
platform was strong Tor grcenbacks
Boone, Webster, Humboldt, Green,
Hamilton and Sac counties were rep
resented
RED WING, MINI, Sept. G--The
republicans OF the second district re-
nominated Hon. Horace b. Strait for
congress.
McGREGoR, la. Sept 6.-The repub-
licans of the the third congressional
convention, to day, nominated t. w.
Burdick. - 4
MILWAUKEE,, Sept 6-Congressi-
onal nominations were made. in. this
state as follows: Second ldisi ricti
democrats, II. S. Oeton, republicans,
Il. l.. Humphreys; 9th district re-
publicans, Thaddeus &. Pound, deu-
oorats, Geo. w. Cole.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 8.-Tbe, deno4
cratic central con.m.sse1 10 qaypoth il
mated Hon. H, b Payne forleesse ress,
vice RAm,sy, SdscEnea. \ is uncet,
tain whether Pasae, viii accept, he
having declined before the convention
was httaE ccif IT'D .asibE-
Sept. Geo. Durand,
aLIlint, was renoihinated'for' eonefess
By BY AeolamAtiopl r day at 4wqsso R4
AUGUSTA, fy Yyt. fUAY II.
Stephens was nominated for congress
bx the depcys,E ss,wcn,ion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. 6. - In the
:, 80 rsss today PIanssr;r9n gay, sseopd /;
= :2slf, 25
! IL ~ ,lcsl4ss lcsl4ss Bella. won l.. Sam .Pardy
secsnd; Adelaide, third Siowgo, foorth>
Time, 2 :2a1z1 4 2:22, 2 :261l
TpLEtrnege d niagfam TRUE dse.
the Wabash railway for the month of Au-
gust ~ss. shs fieaYkst ID ihs. history. ~ tie
road, agsrsxasing aysr two million bushels
delivered here during the month.
spsvElrrSa'nr the STATUE or ], LAFAYETTE
ANEW HpRx, Sept, ,6.---TAe statua Of La,
layfttc, which was given by the Frech gov.
efnmens "A AT txpNssmn Of It's friendship
10. rhls couniry, was SuaSeiled This ~sglss-
Isrxp iu Union squnre, Where already stand
siAtaes n u ~ sahl4gtbp ana Linc5p -. 80 :.
--4.-- rAE RAsa E nasATIaH apHHeH
was made by the eensul OF Franc, and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
TRADE FAILURES.

TRADE FAILURES. %
r LdSfoS, 81 ,6s4scyesai ,raat .sailufeas
ID ,ls u1ourua.i Naut 'lsnlo,sqd 10 day. !.
ssn9 ,,l, tla9iillies- psurRsllng ri mlIllon Of
s.. go g Yitt1Iss tsw's. - .t'ss.,s
- BELGRADE, sepi..6 Ikenipisler OF war
.hhs not ,e., had word fro,p Gen Tchcr,
raytH for ,wIllays,s, y sgAo itsf
The Vusks"ate reported qha,olfhg on
kr'xaifvs'f. nhsrs are important govern,
,na'1 maa! 1na S9Fi Ibsys sts a!Se Dclxssq S'ss
/, Bnih 's'}es ritim 4lic 'Sibtory In The IN
gagsmen tsapdia.sr -" .e5i,a. ~ ,el
- Iha iMonte oestaas 6ercaIt attacked Aou,
kh'ss e. pl4ha. JssisAhS.su RsFAt no. .set.
''s''is if.l2 fkh2@g gs,, ,.uias. Az .<AioS4,l sal
lat AngisyhsiA ~ hs + i, ,r2Sh5a3 64AJJ. IfRIAsp !,
rais, NalaiIa WSdN SS, ss saSbsSie fHilpY hipv
against Russian ttiftttht AsYttiisttis II
,,sr'hsl l'R4n " Shns.auI.aaple nj. The pew
'rr Y upppqn lsNisgirand consequently he
A3,sphah tttthhssSadoff nioivwi ACCEPTS ,hssx
napasnap IbA,iHhI Of 'powrr witch Tie
Bsiikk sltisasdurs .rtoeFnly heki,.loi al'
sa,soytsMsrloE, rn~,tr NlGaf fHAar S,x1i,
-, .nia nes,i ts.., eH.il al DIV Aui2
*'fls, Ear4s ahy kp.ansaqss dhanufaget,
,,sse, EIsgsty yff4iIh IhA5 aYp p!i..4y p'wh
l's IaaAs Say # sessa4a,s 3 siss, n AZ
a,ln.,,trei ba.se4rases Eet'w, ,nSnBhesstd
esea,- Bon peaos h5niusa. iyna it'i bina Z
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07

~ lif3Is't. sl! e. -. (. n =
Mayor Nv lek am 'reoIlGdl i4t IN C5flirls
,i,stnpI,b,h3e r r,.n,,,Y IA w, A. IiSef ,sIs
lhe oaa lou, s.. =. .g..''..ls,. = -
AS ths statue VA, 1nvullcdts 'tsf tor1
Stationed near by fsssst5 .t'.f 80 ntia- t1t
..,. $ y niahn .,. ( ssil4x, Il + /. '.,.5S a,s
y ct91qINbpA md the 1pAss oli~ni.lIs1Ay,
Moulb. ~ SeGaot 10 Aih sas s$ Uat ihtn iltai
bs telegraph OF Abe. nave A.E.E also 6rtrti
salges p.'.'.., s, 40. -. - - ~:
.oa.sc ~, ~ ,s sana, ,,,,,. ~ ,sa"s =, "
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
AgaETok GIR1.. TIA.

H 4w sYoRK, Sept. .6---ItolY Lopez .tae7
'lcofdipg to dispatelfes received this
city has brern safely handed in Cuba
tegethef.j.ssR.irh : maHy Thousand caf-
,ridges all for Cuba.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07

q y,.sis Ise " Weather i al To- s!eqE Day 1l5y,7
!. !. ~ AsiHY}iSHeyas' AsiHY}iSHe oSep epl.sa,Y.P Prpnsb,litiea
~ 'ss fa19ftYesI. sI..lp4aE bsio,pe'ss perth
,f'y wippI1ssr leaaeGs Clearing YeaAAhc1q adj
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07

Turkey, thro-tl. .-Ass ..le4s.+aor, thai
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
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