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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10
FIRES

PuthNpETPal,, sept a---Al balGpast 4
o'clock lhislaftefnnnn, n fire broke out in
M0rplly's oyster saloon, on Elm avenue, ap-
peslte thel main exhibition building and
before II Yas rXtingnished communicated
ahd dcslfoyed property To the value Of
$4,000 'Ihe ianies spread east, west and
south. Ylns'iming the enure lot OF build.
ings on{Ehm avenue, from the Transoonti
mental hotel 10 The Ross hnnse, about TWEEN.
y il ~, tncludtng sevrrAl variety shows,
beer igarcleus, restaurants, etc These
stra9ates we're all frame. one, two aud
thrS stories high The lire spread back
iTtTl Elm 10 Columbia avenue, takiug in
NY intervening property, including the
Atw England hotel, boarding house and
2e cream saloon aud restaurant, all two.
yTury buiffIhgs
lhe widest excitement prevailed both
IN and outside the centennial grounds
rhe people Hacked 10 tile scene of the fire
by thousands 1t is estimated that at least
sixty Thousand persons were IN The immc-
dinte vicinity.
The Transcon,inenial hotel caught fire
on The roof four different times, hui the
hames were Immediately exlinguished. SO
intense was the heat-th ii scorched the
pitnt ON the turn stiles at the entrance
.esNt ttlc saliipiuVH, requiring stream
- ba played on them and upon the south.
ssp siti. pi the main exhibition building
MANS III custody on suspicion having
t@tgHea the fire.
The Russ house was damaged $4,000
wAhKwoRTIt, ONT:
. WaRRwoRTn, Ont, Sept. GA fire here
last night destroyed abou, thirty buildings.
including Three stores, Days hotel. and
Cummings galiery and grocery. Loss,
stQ, ,eNa.
IoLEno, @, Sept. 0-Thc carriage bend.
/ Ing s aa1ks ef Hrisam " Co, foot Of La
= grange n street. burned this evening. Loss
: " .0u0 10 $1,000: Fully insured
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FUS CLIPS.

A striking aif.ir-a clock.
change
'ailor's bill.
What holds Al the spotf in the
worldY No one nose.
ornlshologists tell ua that the owl
- v''e bird. He certainly is very
solemn. 'un.
Huxley wears mines, which is evi.
dence enough that he is not over hero
on bootless errand.
FAlse hair il now made TO initiate
real hair 80 closely that Il il hardly
possible to tell which is switch.
Mrs. Psrtington" 10 solicitous to
know whether man who dips his eau
into tank Of water 10 . can. ,.nk .er-
GUS man.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10
A Large Fire in Philadelphia,
Near to the Main Centen-
nial Building.
Centennial Rates Reduced 10
Per Cent
Two Women Arrested for a
Murder Committed Two
Years Ago.
POLITICAL.
Nominations for Dakota Legis-
lature In the Fourth Coun
Gil District.
Fairbanks Majority in Vermont,,
2S,732.
Dakota Leglalature.
ruuRrH COUNCIL p1srg1cT.

ruuRrH COUNCIL DISTRICT.
Special Dspateh 10 the Press aud Dakolaian.
SpKsorlKLD, Sept. Alt the re
publican convention for the fourth
council district held ut Olivet yester-
day the following nominations we're
made: For councilman, Hon. A. J..
Mills; for members of the house, b.
c. Hsgle and Chas. MsywaId. The
ticket is regarded as strong one by
thesrepublicans OF this district.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10
MEETING nhokEN ur


BALTIMORE, Sept "a HAYES knd
Wheeler meeting, at Cross stree, mark 9,
house. was broken up las, night BY rougha
Several shots were fred and VIM. Henry
was wounded @. l. ,Dllley, who wss al
dressing the meeling at the moment,o OF the
outbreak, was badly beaten abou, the head
and face. Within : few minutes after
the first shot was fired the hall was emp.iad
OF It's occupants, many of those present
jumping out Of the windows or to an ad
joining shed. The rioters were promptly
arrested by the pnlioo, several OF whom
were 10 the hall and outside,
Marshal Gray states that, yesterday being
election day Of the democratic primaries.
he had given orders 70 have an cxtrs force
of men attend all political meetings lest
night In obedience TO this order. about
one. dozen meu were at the meeting A.
Cross street market Within 4 minute
after the second shot was flrcd, the man
firing it was In the hands of tho rolice.
This morning the rioters were bailed. but
were rearrested and are now ia isil. and
warrants have been issued for rouyhs no,
captured. The matter has been before the
grand jury to-day and The authorities tie.
clare themselves aaetetstfir,-si the ,rtt,ters
STAT :.l. ae't Teseafe Their due pastshtt,s
the rougha do not exceed tea 10 number
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wAsH1Iofe1
NOT cRsprrxn..

WAsHISarox, Sept. 9.-No inform
ation has been received at the navy
department IN regard 70 tho reported
mutiny on board Of the u. S. steamer
Frankl'n st Leghorn on the 8th inst
Oa the contrary. the department has
dispatch From Rea, Admiral Wor-
den, on bosrd the Franklin, dated
Spezz'a, Sept. 9. showing the vessel
WAS at that place instead OF fst-
horn. The ofioisk of The Dsyy de-
partment are inclined to doubt tho
lfuthfulness r Of the Telegram In the
Paris Figaro.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10
FOREIGN.

GiAn3rosE'S srER1II.

LoSpos, sept. Nr Gladstone
addressed meeting 81 his co,slitu-
ents on Black Heath, Ithis afternoon,
on the asiern qneSti1 1p. The wealth
er was unfavoraple, i heavy RAIN fall.
ing, yet 10000 peqpie were present
10 give tite-es-tfrfii1ttr minister an en-
thuslastic reception. Gladstone said
throughout his experience be had
never witnessed any movement to
compare wftlfihat which had started
mp within the last two weeks.
throughout England concerning Turk
lshsatrocitigs. Mr. Schuyle,'s report
coming fr9m the representative Of a
nation, tie Inhabitants OF which we
fejoiee To cal. brethfea, AID from one
whose personal character aud trust
wosthiness he had taken pains 10 as
certain, had produced most marked
impression inNhis mind, aud convinced
him that he could no iougef hear the.
responsibility of remaining silent Mr..
Gladstone lheu proceeded 10 STOW
THAT the Fur k sh. government Was re-
sponsible for these atrocities.
Resolutions expressive of the sense
of the meeting at the Turk
ish atrocities were passed, bu,
some thought the resolutions did not
express Sufficient Indignation.
TURKISH DEFEAT.
CEtllNGE, Sept. 9-ncrpish Pa.
sha S attack in the southeast Wednes-
day was made by sevcral columns,
which crossed Zetta and AIona,seha,
where they repuised n portion Of tic
Turks cut of from tic fords. 'rhey
we're driven into an angbs, between
two rivers, aud pushed into theAlon-
atsc!ia, which runs between peepen-
dicnnr rocky banks. Ths Turkish
artillery was Intellectual 10 check the
pursuit, and the sIaughter> was great.
Eight hundred Turks were left deui
on the field, and upwards Of 1900
drowned, The Montenegrinsylost 300
killed and wouuded.
MuTiNY.
PARIS, Sepr. 9-The Paris Figaro
publishes Telegram from N ce, under
date Of Yesterday, reporting a mn,i-
ny oa board The United States ff4
gate Franklin, al Leghorn. The dis j
patch says the commander Of the |
franklin, 70 save the lives OF the of
aeets, fred with ,nitraiieuse upon
The mutjaenra,. nine, of whom wetes4
killed before order was restored.
~ HARD PARIY.
VIENNA, Sept 9--ft is stated that
a party in the Turkish ministry, "a
voring severe conditions 10 settling
terms with the insnrgeniss bias gained
ascendency.
y ryKatdEs.
baLdRApE, Sept. ga mcmber el I
skaptch'na, pr2nInen, 10 .favoring the
war, has been Obliged 10 leave his
native town aud come to Belgrade.
LoRD DERRY,
LONDON, Sept. 9-Eord Derby will
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10
roK ossaars..

boeros, Sept. 9.-Gen, Banks has con.
sen,ed 70 b the rcpubliosn candidate Tor
trict, w.
D.rKoiT, sspa s.-Tbs democrats Of ,hs
n.s' M sonxreaesooal distsict, to-day, sou.ns.
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MISCELLANEOUS
cENTESS NAL RATES.

NEW YORK, Sept. g-Railread
ticket agents i'll convention to-day
made reduction Of 10 per cent. on
present rates on centennial tickets to
New York and Philadelphia from all
points west of Chicago and st. Louis.
This makes ia all reduction Of 35
per cent. from regular rate.
MuRpEnEssEs ARRESTED.
CHicAeo, Sept 9.--On the 18th Of
April, 1874, Charles p Teher, OF Peo-
ria, H., was brutally murdered by
two women Of bad repute, named
Maggie aud Minnie Deau. Immedi-
ately after the ailair the murderers
tled,, aud nothing more was seen of
them. After two years of watching,
detective Johnson, OF Peoria, ascer-
tained HAT rte guiitl parties were in
Chicago This .nsolrllllng they were
arrested and locked up''in the ccntral
station.
ALI. QUIET.
CHARLESTON, Midnight, Sept. s.
Inc city Is perfectly quiet. The
streets are epatrolled by . detachment
of white clubs. a meeting Of col.
ored democrats was held under the
protection Of an armed guard Of
whites. No disturbance.
-snERMAS.ASD CAMERON.
HARRISBURG, Sept 9-Gen. Sher-
man aud Secretary Cameron started
this morning on a tour Of inspection
in the west.
PRICE or coal REDUCED.
Chicago, Sept. 9--Iu accordance
with Instructions ,elcgrapted to-
agents of the coal companies here by
their matiagers, who met, in conyen.
ton in Erie, Pa, yesterday prices an
all kinds OF coal have been reduced
10 day fifty cents per ton.
TnE PRIZE FIGHT MURDER.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9-rhe cases
OF the tugbost masters, charged with
being accessory to the murder Of Ras-
Ter, IN the recent prize fight, came up
to-day on writ OF habeas csrpua,
but at the Request OF Cow Har,ranft
wcfe deferred one week to allow him
an Opportunity ~ examine more fully
lntaanc matter.
TIRE ExrosfrIo&
There was . great attendance at.
TIE exposition, this being 25seent day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept 9-Gov. Hen.
dricks addressed democratic crowd .,
Salt Wells to-day There was bur little On
thusiastD
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CLOSE OFF THE REGATTA
POLITICAL
VERMONT.

Bosros, Sept. 9.-Carefully-re-
vised summary of guhernatoriaI vote
gives Fairbanks 2S,732 majority.
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ALI QUIET.
SHERMAN. AND CAMERON.

llARRisauRG, Sept. 9--Gen. Sher-
man aud Secretary Cameron started
this morning on a tour Of inspection
IN the west.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10

BusIaEss GETTING RHrrER.
LAcosIA., n. a., Sept Belknap
mills, idle for three years, win resume
soOa, --
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10

VIENNA, Sept Sit is stated that
party in the Turkish ministry, "a
voring severe conditions 10 settling
terms with the insurgents, has gained
ascendency.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10
4 l.KaEuEE.

BaLaRAps, Sept. 9-A mcmber Of
ski'pfchiua, prominent iasfavoring the
war, has been Obliged 10 leave his
hatiye town aud come TO Belgrade.
LoRp pERBYa
LONDON, Sept. 9-f.ord Derby will
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10
rnE PRIZE FIGHT MURDER.
THE EXPOSITION,

There was great attendance a
TIE exposition, this being 25scent day
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10

WAsillsdres, Sept. os-inqniry at
the state department neither confirms
nss- aesttts-t hss-stsi sistef led aEEes.-eI-
Tweed.
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EAsTTANovER PREsBYTERY.
ADJOURNED NETTING

a. d
NORFOLK, october 18, 1876:
q East Hanover Presbytery met mere ems
morning alto o'clock. There were present
eight ministers and eight elders. 3,ff
The Rev. William Cameron, VINO Is now
teaching school In Norfolk, was received
as member OF the Presbytery upon certiii-
cate from Holston Presbytery.
DIR. G.. w. Pollard, elder from the Samuel
Davies church, Hanover, stated that ms 3
church had made out a call Tor the pastorai
services OF the Rev. j. j. Anderson, OF Inc
Presbytery OF Savannah. Ga, but that MT.
Anderson, through failure OF his Prespy-
terry to hold an appointed meeting, had NOT
received certificate Of dismission to this
Presbytery as he he had expected TO 90.
at the request OF DR.. Pollard the Presby-
terry resolved to hold an adjourned meeting
in Richmond, at the rooms OF the PresDy,
terrain Committee of Publication, on the 23d
of November, ut P. NJ, at,which time 1t 10
supposed that Mr.. Anderson can be received
into the Presbytery. n.,,.<i
It was expected that Mr.. w. +. ,Blshop, O
candidate under the care of the Presbytery,
who had not returned from a visit In Eu-
rope at the time OF the stated fall meeting,
would be present and apply for hcensure.
He, however, has not yet arrived IN Norfolk.
The Mackenzie church, at Accomac Court
house, is prepared to give him call When
ever licensed by the Presbytery. ..s.
The Presbytery adjourned to meet at the
call Of the Moderator during the sessions OF
the SYNOD ~ III.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
CIRCUIT CoURT-sH0CkING ACCIDENT. :

CIRCUIT CONFERENCE.-THE shSSiDDSi'
correspondence of the Richmond DispatchI
- ""i': .a.; ~ OCTOBER 10, 1876. =.
4 The Circuit Court has been In session for
a week past, Judge Shackelford presiding.
There was no grand jury, and the business
generally was Of an unimportant civil char
acter. The Court adjourned yesterday.
Three men were seriously injured yester-
day morning by the fall OF scafold. Mr..
William Il. Jones and two OF bis workmen
were engaged in painting on the new
building now being completed on Meadow
Creek farm, about a mile from Charlottes-
VILE, recently bought by Mr.. Newman, a
gentleman from New FORK. They were en-
gagged on the cornice on the gable-end, and
were standing ON a scaffold supported by
brackets attached to the jams Of the WIN
dows on this end OF the house, and braced
by upright pieces on the inside Of the
house. It was a dangerous affair, and so
pronounced by the carpenters at work there;
but the painters went on it, and during
their operations concentrated their COM
bined weight upon one end OF the scaffold,
when it gave way, precipitatins them thirty
feet to the ground. Mr.. Jones was picked
up in an insensible condition, having sus-
tanned the breakage of both his, legs, the
bone in one Of them being driven through
the flesh. This was subsequently ampu-
tated. The young man Charles Harris was
found to have his arm'nearly torn from his
body, and to have sustained other serious
injuries The young man Perry was found
IN sitting posture on top Of an area wall,
and it is feared that he has received serious
internal injuries. They were all brought
to Charlottesville, where they received such
attention as their several cases demanded.
At last accounts they were all doing well.
During the day they received visits from
many of the members OF the Medical Asso-
ciation,, which is in session here. These
persons have the sympathy of the eonmu-,
nifty in their misfortune. !, .5..1 .,.t-... ::
The Medical Society (reports from which
you will get by your specially will adjourn
to-day and close byJa banquet tonight. We
are gratified to receive SO many distin-
guished men in Il body. . ..:,g no, QUIZ.
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1t is not surprising that the bitter Radl.
cal editors should do dishonorabe things 10
bolster up the party OF war, whose breath
is malice and whose food is falsehood. We
see many extracts from southern papers fly
ing about in Radical prints. They arc para
graphs or sentences clipped from southern
papers in such manner as to misreprescnt
the papers from which they are taken, and
to entirely reverse the very spirit OF those
papers. Supporters OF bad cause-a cause
that wrongs society and right and outrages
law must OF necessity descend to the means
necessary to its support. These means can
not be creditable. This fact is clearly illus
trated in the present political war in this
country. Now, a. deliberate attempt to
make an editor say what in spirit and fact
he does not say, is crime, and to seek to
make others suffer for what some are
thus fraudulently represented as saying is
infamous. Wesee no difference in principle
between this eSecrable act and thievipg or
burglary, while the deliberate intentions Of
fraud practiced by intelligent persons make
it abhorrent to degree that does not attach
to the crime OF DEMONSTRATING to stealsome
money or some bacon and sugar from one
man. The difference is as great asthat be-
tween the mere interest in q little property
Of one man and the welfare and peace Of a
great community. z,;g.s,si 3.
Bullet US hopcio better times and better
morals amongst those who occupy the posi-
tons that give SO much power to influence
public feeling and opinion. 5@ssssals s.
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To- pai,lIe

ana s p Issses rom 81. George W Harris, %
Rich1nonia. the Stair yaccifel agent was
Rad. reotcstlng the pty sfciaifa OF fhe.s State,
tn FORWARD 90 him such quantities sofi pure
vaccine virus ns they can Bupply from time
"a slime an mo- Hon, it. sgas ordered that
she Letter should be entered OF record In
the minutes OF this session.
Vice residentD DIR. B. w !, Nelsors OF this
Mace. was called to, the chair. IS.
DIR. al. Med Donald introdu o resolution
1specialIy commencing the request OF DIR.
Harris in reference to vaccine virus
DIR. wv. d. Hooper,. chairman Of the Com.
mittee to Establish Museum OF Pathology
cal Specimens, reported progress. For the
present the Faculty Of the Medical College
OF Virginia has kindly allowed the use OF
room in the College. ~ Gtl ~
s On motion. oil DR.. Edwards, DR.. w. y:
Dabney, OF this place, was requested to READ
q paper on some OF the disturbance OF nt-
triton consecutive to diseases and injuries
OF the nervous system; which article VIII
appear in an early No.sof the Vs'g'nsa NED
zeal Monthly - go aEs'E >,
On motion 40i DR.. Edwards, DR.. b. q.
McPhail, United States army, post surgeon
at Fort Russell, w. T., was requested to
prepare for the next annual session report
on the Climatic Influences and Health Re-
sorts in the Western Territories. The nu-
merous friends of Dr. McP hail in the Viz
ginia profession, and especially those In
Richmond, will look forward with great In
terest to- this report, coming rs it will from
one who has already attained eminence IN
this particular field of research, and obser-
walton. SfgiAi:. - i'.i :
DR.. T. D. Cunningham exhibited specl-
men of vaccine virus which was placed aside
in bottle some months ago, but which VII
rus was infested by parasites, which Is an
exceedingly rare occurrence. -,
DIR. Edwards stated that he had expected
by to-day's mail the report Of the chairman
Or. G. William Semplc, OF Hampton) OF the
Committee on Needed Medical Legislation
in reference to the establishment Of State
Board Of Medical Examiners. AS the mat
ter was an urgent one, he read the bill as
reported by the House committee during
the last Legislature, but which, for want OF
time before the adjournment OF the ses-
sion, was not brought up for final action.
The Importance OF the measure was ably set
forth in addresses by Drs. Wexford, Nc
Donald, John S. Apperson OF Smyth coun--
ty, w. G. N. Randolph, Cunningham, and
others, and plans were adopted for further
"working up" OF the measure.
DR.. John S. Apperson, chairman OF the
Neurological Committee, reported that dll-
ring the year only three fellows hid died
Drs. John p. Mettaur, OBJ. jerks, and
Peterfeld Trent. Memoirs were presented
of each OF these late members. The report
was referred for publication.
Just before the session assembled this
evening DR.. William d. Hooper, OF Lynch
burg, gave q sort of clinical lecture regard
ing the plan of treatment Of fractures OF the
long bones by the "sand-bag. spllnts,:
which he:introduced several years ago. and
which is becoming more and more popular
with the profession. II. i, u,;y MED. FL.
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QUARTERLY TERM or TEE fiysTassas COURT
LARGE HuMBRR OF EHrTcTAt MpLI-
MEST TO a HIErsTgRssTAxs0 f BRASDf---
CONSERVATIVES FLAG Il s
correspondence OF the Rtchma Dispatell.l
Iss sOroBka 10, 1875. q
The quarterly term OF the Hastings Court
commenced this morning Judge u. III.
Mann presiding. The grand jury found a
large number OF ind 6tments, both Tor felo-
NY ard naisdcmeanor, and the court this
afternoon began tho trial OF the Common.
wealth,s eases. John Wilson {colored6 in
dicted for felony, was sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year., Emmett slaugb-
ter (colored}, indicted for burglary, was
convicted and !. sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for five years.
Some twelve or fifteen OF the parties in
dicted for misdcmeanor were charged with
selling liquor without q license. Upon In
dictment they confessed Judgment TO finc
Of thirty dollars each, which they paid with
costs, amounting to about fourteen dollars
In each case. The amount OF the fine goes
to the State, These parties had already
been fined for violsting che city ordinance,
and In addition were required to take out
license. They therefore found 1t an eXpen-.
sive business TO cndcayor to escape the
license tax. tti' 81 ,nI. >@>'
Last night, otter the usual weekly service
ut the Second Prcsbyt eSian churchs several
Of the members paid their respects to the
pastor, Rev. Ct. l.. Pctrie, and presented
him with check for an amount sufficient
to defray his expenses to the Centennial,
and expressed the desire that he would visit
the great exhibition. Mr. Petrie left to-day
to attend the Synod, at Norfolk, and will
70 thence to Philadelphia.
A citizen Of Isle Of Wight county re-
Gently visited this city and paid to Collector
the sum Of $500 revenue tax on
about nine hundred gallons OF brandy mail-
ufactured by him. 's, 2
The Sixth Ward Conservatives will raise
a pole one hundred and thirteen feet high
tonight, and hoist a beautiful flag bearing
the names Of "Tilden, Hendricks, Hinton,
and Reform" Flags arc now floating in all
parts OF the city. i. s..
Mrs. M. e. Id. Mason, an elderly and
much respected lady, is ill OF paralysis.
.s..l.-,. ROBIN; ADAIR.