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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-02
coMM1rrEE observation-disclosures.

The senate hnance committee voted
to recommend that the senate now
concur in the JOINT resolution for ne
issue Of silver coin. Those amend
ments providing for the issue ol $50,
ooO, 900, aud for the renewal Of old
silver dollars with unllmited legal tcns
der powerlhe cotlmittee ot conference
OIL INDIAN appropriation bill Will re-
port their inability TO agree.
DEAD LOCK IN THE TREASURY.
a very remarkable condition of af-
fairs exists at the treasury depart
ment to-day. There is no secretary
of the treasury, nor assistant treasur-
er, aud he cash room has been closed /,
no draft having been paid since noon.
Cameron, il is found, cannot leg lily
assume the duties OF secretary, the
ten days in winch an HutIng sGuf eFsT5r
may be IN charge having expired.
Bristow. since ten days ago, has been
filling all the duties Of the office, and
the law provides no further for an act
ing appointment. Wyman has his
bonds in every respect regular and
complete, except that they require
the approval OF the secretary Of the
treasury AS there is no such officer
he cannot qualify GilGllan, the new
ly appointed assistant. treasurer, has
not yet received his commission. AT
this hour there is no officer in the de-
partment under whose authority any
monies can be expended. The first
comptroller to-day decided that the
law would not permit Cameron to acl
as secretary. New, who has not yet
turned over7the monies of the gov
arnment to his successor has assun ed
the responsibility Of paying warrants
that were issued yesterday against
all other payments. However, the
cash room is closed, and business fol
the time being is practically suspend
ed Cameron, Judge TAFT and As
sistant Secretary Taft have been il
consultation with the President to
day. 1t is believed the difficulty vii
be fully adjusted In an hour or two
as it is thought Morrill, will eilhe
qualify as secretary to-day, or that
new nomination viii be sent TO th
senate without delay.
A COMPROMISE.
The committee OF conference onlh
postofiice appropriation bill ha
agreed upon report. They comprc
mise on the rates of compensation t
post master. The pay for railroa
transportation is reduced to ten pc
cent below the present rate, and tn
commission is provided TO take thi
subject into consideration and repo,
at the next session. Third class,ma
matter, books and all printed matte
except circulars, is to pay one Ger
for every two ounces.
- -ce4yIsr rEEeelIsies y eRs EtissRaiiss4sss FL --
The officers of the Washington N,
tiona Monument Society puhaishe
an appeal to ministers of the S
.Inseph Sabbath school Anperinte
dents to take upa collection tomorro
! or on covenant day thereafter 4
the benefit Of the monument fund al
request that the contributions be SCI
toJ III. Smith. treasurer, WashinQtu
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-02
New York Inaugurates the Cen
tenniat Fourth.
WASHINGTON.
TEMPORARY PROVISION,

WAsulsaroS, July 1.-The pres
ident today signed the act TO provide
temporarily for the expenditures of
the government. Also the naval APP
preparation bill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-02
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

LONDON, July - Vaughan accepts
the challenge OF OLeary for a twenty.
four hours walking match, but de-
clines six days match, never having
had an Opportunity to test lia capa.-
biiity to that extent. He prefersato
walk in England. ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-02
ARRIVED.

euEESsrows, JuIy 1.-steames
Algeria arrived here from New York
FAILED. !,
LONDON, July Lit is reported
that well known firm Of steel man
, 1876-11-26
l. Feet Of |
Months. Brick. }SfoHe- slTeet
frontage
Cost.

NEW YoRK INSURANCE coMPAN1Es-1NSEsT-
MESTs IN REAL ESTATE.
The real estate Investments BY the insurance
companies of New York shoW an immense total,
but owing to the deterioration Of values IN
that class Of security, estimated at s40,0oo,coo,
the companies are chary OF advances upon it.
The effect of the panic continues SO far rs
real estate is concerned, although other interests
have improved considerably. The truth is We
euiorcd period Of artificial prosperity that had
no sold foundation in real values. We dis
counted the future Of New York too heavily,
and are now paying the penalty Of our lndis,
crction. Business is most prosperous and
property most reliable as an Investment when
butL rest on the solid 1'hard-pan'' foundation
OF legitimate trade and real values.-l'e~ 1ora;
Herald.
SUBDIVISIONS.
The following pla1s were hled for record the
past week:
2. Block 5, Owslcy's subdivision Of the =. y OFF
); Of n x OF NV. i. and Lot Of Wilson $ sub
division adjoining thereto, Section Is, ~, II,
bounded on the north by West Monroe street ant
on the east by Secley street, dividing LIZ by LIZ
lo.1 Subdivision Of n ". 4 Of Block II, Shelf
fields addition, situated at the southeast corner
OF Fullerton avenue and the Racine Roaa
, 1876-11-26
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON.
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.

The Executive Committee has completed it's
.-,,ronorte FIR nuttin7 11non the market some
eooo ox,n ,xor+h ~ Franston real estate. as d.
'~oo'o'o ~ VI ~ sr~,,.+ao. ,os+ r,no Thia
rected o5 Inc boa1o u Alue1ees 4A'' oo's' 17
move is one OF considerable importance SO lar
as the real-cstate interests OF Evanston are con-
,.ern.d as most OF the property offered is de-
s'r.N,~...ea ,a ,,h,;no ,roner+r The tcrms
-. ...-, ,rd - er>oci6c miro has
arc remafkaoly eas5, aht stt.e hn4 aprer.hhaS ha
oecn anlAco 20 eaGn lo.' o. =, .n4r ,;.;,'; rr.
stanns on ~ e4uu aoos5 ,F 81 .in IIn;27,o orre;tr 81;
chases. Il Htuo5t upu41 '.ap - a - i;,,,.;nn
properly suo".ns 'ho H.! -a-,.,tad ~ oud $50
OF caeh Ioe, naS ueGn .5 II atha, nnodod
pampAtee sN1ns tnc pA'ees' ''Ao al o'0e' neeNe@'
lniormatlon-
Inc 1ftpoa VIII appen .nie 4,s,a.+s "IeA o+ton5ad
large de!eat;o5 ol cr.na1 siadents as'enoeo
Gougn's lecture Monday evening.
Ihe Junior class aIuleseu ~ utossn 49, 90, az 10
prominence last week py refusing TO Ray us
share pl the annual iGe uue 1roln Tue unises :
sltJ TO the Natloua 11tcf-o'ieSate sS ass9e, a..
tion. Their share was immeulalely la.sen .l ~
the other classes, VINO hau a. I';s mois .aau tneH
moneys worth IN ABUSING lac 1uhiors; ron
The Gymnasium Asso :at'on hettea ooo Hom
Fielns' lecture, not"itnstanolng tne stosm.
The questlon chosen 19s tne lolnt SESSION on on
Dec 10 is: hesol'ea* 1aat tne s1aoS VI 'ne
sciences tends to skeptlcsnl."
The chapel speeches were as follows: q. n;
Burr, America" y. NJ 1ompk3ns, -, M0Ial S
Heroism;" &. l.. Logan, " Sapolcon' 4nls
concludes the speaking tor tnfs term.
PRoAIsCUoU5 PARAGRAPHS
The Township Board met "Wednesday evening;
present. Justices Huse and CurreF AND 1o"Il-
Clerk Fitch. The removal OF j. .. humphrey
from the village was declared to nave createu
vacancy in the office Of Supervisor, aud Squire
l1~o 1nH
, 1876-11-26

Advertisers get the benefit Of thus immense ~, H.
cn1ation ct 81. rs per line. Nowhere else arc tne
same advantages obtainable at SO small q cost
Parson Brownlow advises the young men OF OF
Tennessee to 90 to work, anu conseq9eeG.ns13 9e.n
many of them who formerly spent oue nA1vvr .s,,+r
min1ites a day before their looking-glasses, now
spend at least three-quartcrs OF an hour.-l''oeN-
I'm Arqus.
An item, of interest to any one needing cloth
inr or furnishing goods is the Assignee,s sac
of the stock OF Edwards q Bro"nc' NO. ioo
State street, at less than cost. An elegant new
stock to select from. Henry W. "o1seles'
Assignee.
Nothing Is SO dscouraglns to yong l3@yer ae;rs
just as he wakes eloquent ABOUT ansets ta;a, 10 10
terrupted by the d-blooded Justice WILL u
.sYou'rc of your nest, bub; this Is case o.
hog-stcaling."
Wolcott d. Co., corner of Wabash avenue anu
Adams street, are receiving pictures anu LuG :
art goods daily. Intending purchasers 1or noi-
gifts should make their selections as cary
rs possible, Us their orders Tor 1ranes ae al
ready quite numerous.
Ar. AI. Kirktnap, local Treasurer Of the North.
western Railroad Company, has just purchased
splendid 14.000-pound burglar-p1oof safe r 1or
Ills oiIicc from JOHN ". Norris, Vice-Prcs!dent
OF the Dicpold Safe g. Lock Company, 81 state
street. Contract price, s3,0oo
The high estimate and popularity Of the M flrm
OF w. 4. Lowell s. Co., 736 West Madison
street, has been earned by their honest ana
square dealing with all who have made pur-
chlscs Of STOVES. carpets, and furniture on tnelr
popular monthly payment plan.
a Massachusetts man is currying favor With
the fair sex bY tract in which he seeks to sho"
that there ure two heavens, one for men ana
one for women. The latter are to pass INTO 1t
their heaven without discrimination, but the
men are to be sffted before admission.
The dull times will change to briskness and
then everybody will be wanted. No young man
should miss the present opportunity to attend
Il. B. Bryant's Chicago Business College anu
English Training School to get tnorougn
so necessary.
Old Winston was negro preacher in virginia,
and his ideas Of theology and human nature
we're often very original. A gentleman thus ac'
costcl the old gentleman on Sunday: " Wins
ton, understand you believe every woman q, has I,
seven devils. How can you prove itl" "Wells
sab, did you never read in De Biolc now " seVen
debbles were cast out Ter Mary Magalin?'' "Oh
YES; I've read that "Dld you cbber hear s,1 o1
sNo, never did" "Nell, den, all do odders
got 'em yet"
Chicago has long needed, and Is now supplied
| with, u competent and reliable General Pur.
! chasing Aecnry,-that OF E. G. Wilcox, III
| Dearborn street, who is Endorsed by many o1
| our most prominent business men, such as b.
| Sclermerhorn, Assistant Agent United States
Express Company; Alexander Bishop, OF Bish'
op s Barncs; Willoughby, Hni M l = 60: u. 2 p
E. Plumbe, OF the Inter 0eean, and many others
Our readers can rely upon Mr.. Wilcox tuli'lllne
their orders promptly and correctly. Core
spondence solicited.
, 1876-11-26
REAL ESTATE.
A Fair Demand for Funds for
Building in the Loan Market
Ample Supply of Z Per Cent Money Tor
Good Loans.
Recont Business improvements
-New Subdivisions.

There is quite fair demand for money, IN the
way of renewals and pulling loans. IN TINS
latter feature the market is exceptional lot tnas
e-.snn ol the wear. The rate Of interest," LOT
fmildinp loans is from 6to 8 per cent, though
fhere are exceptions to this rule, and some loans
nj this description have been placed as low as
,,er ccnt where the names are frst~clnss. There
is M dcarth Of money seeking Investment on
Innroved property at per cent Few transac-
t,ons Of this nature came under notice last
week Loan agents report an active market,
I'D -vnert GOOD trade for some weeks to
cone. The excessive supply Of loauablc funds
u511 necessItate considerable depletion before
thcre Is any marked stiffening in the rate OF IN
terest. There is slight complaint IN regard to
payments, which were not so satisfactory tle
past week as agents had Heht 10 eApsSn. .ai,..
RI Thr irnnortant transactions were as follows:
BiocE bounded BY leasitt and Oakley streets,
between Thirteenth and Fourtcenth stfeets'
31flnO0. three year: at per cent ~,
Michigan avenue, 334 feet east 1ronr oy 100
feet, between Eighteenth and l"entleta etre:ts'
S15o00, five years at per cent This IS pnld-
M lnan and includes S. feet On Wabash avenue
Nich1can avenue. 81 feet west front, ket"een
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets, slo,oo, hve
years at per cent. 1-
Prairie avenue, 6s feet vest front by IL et ieet'
beawsen Eishteen1h sna rent se'ee'''
Vest Washington stree, 20 feet north 1ront,
between Sheldon street and Bishop court, S9,0oo,
five wears at per cent
West Monroe street, southwest corner 9 o.
seeley street, 125 feet north front, s1o'oo"'
a bond conditioned on the payment OF $3D,-
coo May q, 1877, gieyn to ". L: Scott OF Erle,
Pa. was secured by the vacant lots north o.
VanBurcn street, between Sherman street and @
, 1876-11-26

ing gravel and preparing los LIE - "u,ns =, 49,
two side drives. For several years tnefe na'o
bccn no oparkimprovements in the Town OF Lake.
Tb;s ,vos nrobab1y more due to there being no
,-a ~, +to rroncrtv-orners than to a11y
ocnanu Aoa'4 Sao - +hn Co,n,,;s-
Intentional neslect on 1ns paiS " H.'o oo"'n
sioners. Mr.. Paul Cornell, one OF thc eon1n1s-
r;oncrs. savs that the work will be pushed as
s.o, ~ r.oa+hc- viii allow md nv nert sum-
1@'' 90 w. ~.,.a e1o,a ebo,1;n, 'rbe n1an
mcr tney "l1 i'AAe 5'o0 -
is to make three urlVes ITO" oea's s''ee' ~
Reuben street, the space between the man
drive and the outside drives to be laid out IN
.a,,h,oe ond or,vc]cd walks. The side drives
Fa'a'oles Ano ~ 4aa'n. r,;a -s;,1 ho q varv
WILL oe open u ail 1c<ans 10 VA =, 80:
desirable concession, as heretofore ali tfalnc
teams have been prohibited from driving on
this boulevard. Mr.. Cornell thinks it is due to
the nronerty-owncrs Of Lake that this improve
m eut should be completed as soon as possible
They have not been clamorous for improve
merits. and it is no more than right that fair
proportion of the expenditures should be 1naue
nronerty-owncrs to build, and enhance the value
Of rcal-cstate in the vicinity. II the Lake Shore
l. aichioan Southern and Chicago, Rock Island
i Pacific Railroad Companies would erect neat
little depot at this point, it would not only be
ereat satisfaction to the unshcltered patrons Of
fhese roads. who have to stand from five to
thirty minutes in bleax windy weather, waiting
for trains, but would be an incentive to people
from the CITY to visit the South Park and boulc-
vor5 hv the1r roads when they knew that o
n1easant waitlne-room was in readiness for them
fo rest in or protect them from the inclemency
of the weather.
GENERAL NOTES.
The insurance companies have contracted for
the renafrine Of Mrs. Fied1er's house for $780,
Wr ! M. Russell, Fire Marshal Of Englewood,
thinks that the hose company from Sixty-third
street did not receive the credit that was due
them in TuE TRIBUNE report OF the fire. There
;s M doubt that their intentions were good,
hut thew failed TO accom- plsh the control Of the
Are fiji litter the arrival Of other companies and
nnrh damaee had been done to the main build
in1> This was apparent to all who witnessed
the confederation. It may have been parLly 1ue
to t the bursting of hose and want OF ladder,
hnt t there was also luck Of discipline. As this
!. a. vntnntecr company, aud this was about
fbcir irst ex ,ericnre in putting out fire, it
would mt be lust to criticisc them too closely.
EyGLEwooD.
A ver,tah]e ghost has been seen at Eng1e-
| wond int. unlike the provcrbial ghost, it was
not ;raned in white winding-sheet. This
Ghost took the form of q young lady, and was
| dressed in black. It's promenade5 are conhncu
to Eug,ewood avenue, and as yet 1t mas only
de;enei De to make its rhostly appearance visible
ts two nersons, although small army OF young
, 1876-11-26
AmUSEmENTSs
1IcVICKER.ST THEATRE.
LAST PERFORMANCES OF TEE
Kellogg Grand English Opera.

Mr.. CD. HESS. Prupr1e-
Tor and Director.
Monday Evening, Now -,
lII{:Nt}S.
| Miss Kellogg. Nine. Julie
Rose ewnld. Afrs- Zrl.la ST.
yu!p, Me-srs. Mas, Pcakes,
and Turner IN the cast
Wednesday, Nov. -. hrst
IperforI1a1lci. in AMERICA II,
English, Ut MaEner,s DRG-
70, tho FLYING DUTCH
MAN. s<
Friday, Dec. !. BenGflt OF
Miss CLARA Louise Kellogg
LUCIA D1 LAMMEk-
Saturday, Last Grand
NaIince, and last appear,
nncc Of Hiss Kellogg. STAR
,OFTHE NOkTfl-
, 1876-11-26
ITEMS or INTEREST.

The "Upora" is over.
A dcliberative body-a slow man.
Ormsby, the leading photographer.
It is more poolitics than politics now.
How Turkey will suffer next Thursday.
uKitchen outfits I" at Merwin Church's.
Democrats would like to draw their bets.
Cash paid for books, Chapin'e, 91 Madison.
The sShining Lieht'' at Merwin Church's.
Four weeks from tomorrow is Christmas.
The sBusscy Range'' at Merwin Church's.
Attend one OF Martine's dancing academies.
"Gas-heating stoves " at Merwin Church's.
An unprincip1ed bachelor says troubles never
come single
N'hy must Hayes be inaugurated President on
9Th of N1archs Because it can't be Til-den.
Auction sale Of jewelry BY Ellison, Pomeroy &;
Co., Monday, at 10 q. H., cor. Clark and Lake.
Just received, an elegant new stock Of jew
elry ut A. Il. Aliller's, No. I'll Washington street.
Make your selections at once.
Any one who docs not believe in close COM
m,,ufon should 90 to q church festival and par
take Of IN orthodox stew Of oysters and some
jam.
II you yant to please your visitors get your
teas aud coflees ut a. Il. Blackall's, 49 Clark
aud 1856 West Madison, corner Of Halsted street,
for Thanksgiving.
Gents, if you want bargain IN suit Of
clothes or pa;r OF pants, call at Ordway q
Ncwland's, No. 200 West Madison street, as they
are closing out the above line Of goods at first
cost.
WHY complain of your old stores when you
ran Get full value for them in exchange for .
new store Of latest improvements, at ]. \.
Russeli's, III West Madison street. Open
evenings.
| Wendell Phillips speak OF the Venctians using
paper-money. Doubtless otheilo mad just re-
ce{yed his nay in that currency when he e1claim-
ed, "He who steals my purse steals trash -
| Ne,o York Sun.
The tremendous success Of DR.. McChesney
| durinr the lust few years, or since he first iu
troduccd low prices for dentistry, is sufficient
| and lie satisfaction of his customers.
It pays to advertise in the list Of the Chicago
unjen al p9ns as IT 69e sast meek tn:
culated principally in the Northwest thus carry
ing adTeItising to at least half million readers
, 1876-11-26
OTHER SUBURBS.


The friends Of Mrs. Church, formerly OF this
place, vii be paincd to learn OF her death,
which took place recently in Chicago, OF COL
sumption.
Mr., and Mrs. E. B. Sherwin have the gym
pathy Of large circle Of friends in their great
sorrow, caused by the loss Of their only child,
Fannie G. Sherwln, who died very suddenly on
Monday last, aged years and months
Miss Carrie Stannard has been quite i'll. Her
friends will be pleased to learn that she is con-
valescing.
The inevitable tramp has been paying this
suburb another visit The residences OF MIR.
George Campbell, Mr. Low, and MIR. Dc Berard
we're visited in turn last Monday night, but Tor
tunately nothing of value WIS secured.
Mr.. A. B. Currier, one Of the old and respect
ed citizens OF this place, came home from Caica-
20 week ago, very sick. lie became rapioly
worse, and Tuesday afternoon died. He was
buried Friday. Mr. Currier leaves an invalid
wife and two daughters
Mr. Murry Cashrer, in the Chicago Office ofthe
Northwestern Railroad, was elected School pi-
rector ut the last meeting oi the Board.
Tie ladies OF the Presbyterian Church gave an
oyster supper Thursday evening IN the church
parlors. u.
~ Il ie-ePe.o: 49, 5t .;1o,na ~ Nr whtr
luesday evening, ~ tus lesiuenco ~ 49, m.sa msu
hcau. on accoon' u siio o'otnA "o' A10n' "~N0
present. -
AKI1NGfqN 3.!s aslGAle. 1' a,aa
Inc remains ol AZ: ua'1r uuso3 r3so"he1 %my @ th;s
some tour weeks SINCE IN hans4s, teaeI ..1aa .ula
held on Tuesday ut the Presbyterian Church, the
KeV. ). n. bartholomew oInaannS AfinouIa - hi9 -
Tue d2f was stormy, lasSe nunues @ " rs rs aa oau
friends and asqualntances "sie plsssns ~ pay
tue last tribute o. fesPe:t 20 snell lolel !leuu ~
anu 1slio~atzen' lne uecgaseu W. wy 49, oon % "a
, 1876-11-26
GREY,S RANJQS.
SPlR{TtjAEISNl

The Northern Illinois Association OF Spirisualtsts
hell quarterly meeting in Grows l.a. SIT West Alad
isJ:,-st., SUNDAY, Nov. 70. Morning Ald afternoon
se sous. AdnlIttaucc 1tr~ E.. V. WILSON. the best
test medium IN this country, will hold scancc In the
evening, AdD1is1anCe
, 1876-11-26
ALLEN'S ACADEMY,

ALIIIIVb AUE UTN Il,
The Most ThorousheoinE BOTS SCHOOL IN the
limited Staes Prepares for any college for busi-
ness Splendid department for little boys Twelve ex"
pcrence Professors and teachers. Lectures by dis"
tinCugled scholars. 4 Scientific Course BY Rev. o. H.
tiffany, D. d. and an Astronomical Course By Prof.
Rarler. are now being given. Next term commences
Nov 49, View pupils received at any time. Send for
catalogue. IRA ". ALLEN, LID. President. No.
6y3 Michfgan-ay., Chicago.
, 1876-11-26
LAKE.
PARK MATTERS.

The South Park Commissioners seem to be
IN earnest shout their plan to improve Parkway
Pavilion tron State street vest 4 number
, 1876-11-26
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.

MRS II. 7. CI!MMtNGS, Plymouth Church. Micht~
gan-av. aud 1W1uty-sxth-st.. Thanksgiving Night,
Nov. 80. An attractive programme. including bur
lesquc on - FREE SPEECH MEETlNG.' - written by
herself Tickets. 81 and IS cents ut the principal book
and music stores. hotels, and at the church.
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