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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-14

luited States to the value of tha, of
San Domingo, where it takes mar.
&c, basket hull 10 buy dozen oil eggs
ior breakfast. A vote for this bill
was not vote 10 demonetize silver,
but 70 remonetize aud 20 satisfy the
the demands Of the community foI
silver change.
Mr.. Garfield said that the house
had been brought face to face with
what seemed on one hand public hon
or, and on the other the deepest pub
lie disgraoe by alternative preposi-
tions presented to the house.
Since 1884 there had been but one
standard of money in this country.
The dollar, although lawfully en-
bodied in two metalsgold and silver
congress has sought however to
make the dollar in both metals eaui-
valent to the dollar in silver. Every
hour that we have had double stand
ard it has been only double on the
ground Of cquivalency. aud when by
shifting the value of two metals in
relation to each other, they have
changed. Congress has come in aud
equalized them-the other by increas-
lug the amount of metal in one, or by
decreasing it in the other.
1t has SO happened that by huc,u-
ations foreseen in 1873, silver has so
deprecated in value that il it were
now MS, (thank God II is noD one of
our legal forms -oi payment in all
amounts, the creditors OF the govern
ment, the men to whom they are
paving money every day all around
us can be swindled to the extent OF
u cents on the dollar when pa, ing
them in silver. rather than in gold, or
TO the extent nf ten cents ON the dol
lar when paying them in silver rather
than in paper. We are solemnly
bound by the act Of go to pay our
bonds in coin or its equivalent.
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WASHINGTON.
RIVER AND HARaoK R1Lz..

WAsHINeToa, July 13-The senate
has not yet acted on the river and
harbor bill amendments proposed by
the appropriation committee. That
body will strike oat &952,5 and
make the amount $g43 900, = decrease
OF 5000 from the amount in the
bill as il passed -the-house.
POSTPONED.
The currency committee postponed
the consideration OF the resumption
question till Monday. The democrats
on the committee agreed TO propose
and pass in the comnlttee bill repeal
ing the present rcsumption act, but
also providing some 0odetcrmined
method of preparing the treasury and
country for resumption.
ApJoURHAENr.
MANY prominent congrcssmen think
that an ADJOURNMENT will take place
about next Monday week.
suNDxY CIVIL BILL.
. The conference committee on the
suhdrY civil bill have agreed on Ill
points Of difference between the house
and senate, except the senate's amend.
ment striking out the clause by which
the house proposes to repesl the ma
tioual registrations and election law.
Indications are tha, the house, con
ferees will recede from their position
on this point tomorrow.
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victory under his leadership This pro
voked an excited discnssioa. Peter B
Olney, A. b. Caldwelfand others said tht
amendment Was out of place, and should
be referred 10 The committee on organizA-
iien. Edward Cooper denounced John
hclley's action u, st. Louis in fighting and
abusing Tilden, and said the democratic
party never authorized him 10 do so. A
great conclusion followed. and shouts and
shrieks Of sit down, throw him out y
The resolutions were finally adopted, and
John Kelley madr an approach, ling that
everything be forgotten except The com
mon sEemy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.nE RIFLE TKAM oRaANIzEp.

+ q f -
New Yonk, July la-T The final COM
pletion for position, upon the team TO
compete in the Irish American match
at Greedmore, in September, took
place yesterday sud the twelve men
who are to constitute the team and
reserves were selected, - fpfuws
w. S. Farwell, F. HYDE, l.. Weber.
Gcn. I. s. Daker, c. u. Blyde1,hurg,
J. l.. Allen. Major b. Fulton, L. c.
Bruce, j. A. ShaefTer, G. E. Over
baugh, S. ). Wells, r Raisburp. The
eight first named form the team and
the remainder the reserve. Colonel
Shaeffer is resident OF Chicago and
manager Of the Hearth Lift Go.
= = j.
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Sir Edward Watkins was approved
but asked that one more coupon be
funded and few other concessions he
proposed to lay the third rail from
New York to Buffalo, to graduall,
wear oo, the old equipments, and re:
place II with marrow gauge equip p
ments. He felt sanguine OF the pros
parity Of the road. Many speeches
followed Jewett's statements twere
well received. Sir Edward Watkins
offered a resolution assuring Mr. jew
EFT of support, and app owing the
scheme, with any modification desired
by the company.
NEGOTIATIONS.
The Derby briefly reviews the ne
gotiations in 1923, and says the
violation in the case Of Heilfronn was
not the act of her majesty's govern
.aent, but it regretted il. The gov.
ernment believes that the United
States is actusted by sincere desire
ta maintain the rights which, in their
judgment. are demanded by the trea.
ty Of 1912, and they wish the same
construction put on Engl.nd's mo-
tiycs. The note deplores misunder-
standing between the two govern
ments, and says the British govern
men, u ready TO join Us IN negoi,at.
ing new treaty.
NO QUARTERS.
LoHDoN. July l3-rbe Standards Bel.
grade special says seven thousand Servans
wo1nded, are lying In " villages on the
rivers Save and Morana Bedding, band
ages and medical requisites are sadlyFde6-
cient. TheIe are no surgeons or trained
nurses The Turks take no prisoners, aud
systematically refuse TO give quarter The
Seryisns are more human. The line OF
Simok and position Of the Salts Char Is
still the important point. and where the
tug Of War will take place.
a TANGIBLE SHAPE.
The Daily News says suggestion tina, q
representative body OF members OF pxriia
ment shall visit Philadelphia, seems 10 be
taking a tangible shape The idea of hav-
Ing T. government steamer. has been Abap-
doned. but We understand the White Star
company have placed the Adria,ic a, The
disposal Of the committee which has been
formed to make necessary arrangements
MANIFESTO
The Telegraph has received ! manifesto
from Belgrade, signed by nsmber of Boa-
tons and HeIzegovinians, asking for
English sympathy.
THE TURKS nEPuLsED.
The Semlsn dispatch gives the following
account OF Wednesdays fighting Osrnan
Pasha, in great force. attacked the Serviun
army corps under Gen. Leschj4nln, near
Saitschar. The turks five. times at
tempted TO storm the Sersian position,
and were rcpuised. Meanwhile The Ser
Wan column. Under Gen Ostnres. attacked
osnIHn PasTa ) rear. aud captured several
villages. Turkish gupbeats on the Dan.
ubeattacked Gsn Ostories, but without re
suit. The Russian teIeyrsphic agency con
firms the report that the harbor Of kleek,
90 the Adriatie has been closed, It also
announced tha, Callaro has been closed to
save supplies.
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Nos cures. Ccni..
fsvers, Constigation. lnhammsfions, Is
Z Worms, Norm f.y-r, Worm Coic, %
4 DiArruWa, OF chiidrrn or admits as
Dyseatery, Gripping biilious collie rs
Cholera Aoreus, Nousiting. as
I Coughs, coids, bronchitis, as
: NeAenlgia, t.lothachs, lAr.Ache, 2s
Headnehas, slck headaches, vertigo, IS
~ Dy-pe ,sls, bilious stomach 25
III Sapprassed,.or or painful pertods, Is
II whiter, too ptofouse periods 25
u Group Cough diihcuit bre,, ,Etng. 2o
II Salt nhcuni, sryripeias, ernptions, KS
rs Rheumattsm, Rheumatic pains Is
10 Fever and sgue. eL.la iavcrs, Agus, 80
IL Piles blthd OF bleeding, IS
Is OphthAimy, AID sore ot weak cyea rs
10 CAiArrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, 30
% WhUopiny cough, violent coughs. Is
II Anthnia, oppressed breathing % &
= Ear discharges, impaired hearing 30
"a scfotuln, enlarged gianda, swellIngs, D.
q lcuerAl debility, pGrsical weakpa.s 50
rs propry aud schaty seerctions, 10
~ sea sickness, sickacss fruni riding 30
~ Kidney dlsease gravel, 50
"a Nervous debility. srmtual weakness or in
), volan.a.. al.shar4.., So 90 q,
~ lrlnnry weAkneis. wetting the bed, 50
~ Painfu! periods, with spaAnaa, 80
q! Disease Of hear, psIpisations Ac. %
53-Eptlepsy. spAsns, st. SituA dance, !. so
~ DtphiheriA, uiceIA,cd sore throat, 50
10 Chronic conyestions and efuptioni. 80
FAMILY CASES.
Case, Morocco with s. large yiais and manual OF
Case, morocco Of ~ large vtsis and BOOK, o.
~ Thrre nrmedies kre sent by the case single
box any part uf the country, free OF ckArge,
receipt oi price. Address
HUAPHHt:f's HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE CO.,
once and Depot, No. GCa Broadway,
NEW YORK
For sale by ali druggists. n3G3eow&wly
sN-1er Sals ~ HILLS / PURDY.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Impeachment Proceedings Pest
poned for One Day.
Military Reports on the Indian
Troubles Received by
the Senate.


WAsHIsoroS, July l3-Mr. ALI
son gave notice that he would call up
the river and harbor appropriation
bill at the earliest opportunity.
Mr.. Sherman presented the report
Of the conference committee on the
silver bill and asked that it be print
ed, So ordered.
The impeachment proceedings were
put over until tomorrow, on acnnnt
of the absence Of the witness Erans.
Legislative. business continued.
The chair presented thcspresid ent's
message, transmitting reports from
Gan. Sherman aud Maj Gen. Terry in
regard to the troubles with the Sioux.
Ordered printed and laid on table.
Mr.. Sherman, Of the finance com
mittee, reported adversely the honse
bill authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to make allowances for com
,pensstion to collectors of inters al rev
,enue who went out Of Office prior to
February 8, 1873, upen the 6nal set
tlement Of these accounts.
The house amendments to the bill
providing for the safe Bf the Teserva-
,ion Of confederated, Oto aud Mlssoa-
ri bands OF Indians in Kansas Iand Ne
braska, were non honoured id and .
conference asked forl
Mr.. .Frclinghuysen. from the con-
ference on the censnIar rppropriatio
bill reported the committee unable to
agree and y new conference was grant
ed, and a.ovedliha new conference,
asked for by the hoDse, be grated q
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TAIL,
OMAHA, Jaly l3.-Recent dispatch.
cs from Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies s.atezthat Affairs there are
very unceriai.I1aing to the recen,
Ne~s of Clusters def ut. The interior
department is issuing nothing bu,
corr aud flour anu has failed ON beef
entirely. Scouting parties have been
Withdrawn from the road between the
agency and the bridge. The com
manding officer at Robinson thinks
the necessities of the case demand q
company at the post. Il is not prob
able that the Indians will make
trouble ut the agencies, as that is their
only city OF refuge in case they are
whipped.
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ROWING CLUBS,
COMPLETE SEPARATION.

LONDON, July ia correspond
ent writes from Belgrade that an or
der is published directing all persons,
not soldiers, attach to the army shall
wear q medallion bearing the words
"Miian 4, King Of Servia.n This is
the FIRST iadication of true intention
and true ambition. of Prince Milan
These wsrds are received as having
&. cit political meaning, and there can
be no doub, The warts for complete
PREPARATION.
4 Pillsge and robbery are lourishing
in Servia, and iprom,seaeasly dis.ri,
bu,ed,, are employed By marauders
against the farmers ana landed pro-
prietors. So many police Are with
the army, ii is with great difficulty
the people can resist the attacks ol
outlaws. Some of them have been
oaptufed and shot withouttrial.
THE. sERyIANs AGAIN DEFEATED.
BELGRADE, July 13.-Official in
telligcnce from the 'rimok ARMY states
D,man Pasha attacked the Servjan
positions yesterday. The fight lasted
,hroughou, tue day. Loss OF life very
l9fent. Results unknown.
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Tammany Hall Convention.

NRw YoRK, July 13-The Tammany
hail general convention met toSnig BIT, An.
gustns Schell presiding and most lively
time ensued. Lengthy resolutions vere
reatl.endorsing the noninstion OF Tildes
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mosphere, but did not have much
effect in cooling it. Last night was
most debilaiing, aud this morning
FopeHs promisin0ly for the hottest day
of the long heated term.
STATE NoMlNATIoss.
New York, July l34-Thos. Seltle,
president OF the republican national
convention Of q, was nominated
yesterday for governor, and w. A.
Smith, ,ofJohnston,for lieutenant gov
ernor, by the republican state con.
vention of North Carolina. Nomina
tions were made for secretary Of sta e
and the conventio adjourned till to-
day.
BANKRUPTCY.
New YoKK, July l3 IS. and w.
G. lrwcn, cloak manufacturing es-
tablishment, has gone into voluntary
bankruptcy. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets, $4,000. They have employ
ment to 200 hands.
FOtt % hA IOdA.
ScHsSEcrApy. July Ex-Governor
Hendricks left hers las, nigh, for Sa-
ratoRa, where he will meet rilden.
FAILURES.
New YoRK, July IA telegram
from San Francisco reports u general
panic in mining stocks,. and several
failures.
FOR CONGRESS.
ST. PAUL, July l3.- AT the repub-
lican congressional caucus held o-day
at Owatonna, Hon. NJ. r. Dunnel was
nominated by acclamation from the
first district of that state for re.elec-
tion to congress. The convention ra-
tilted the nomination Of Hayes and
Wheeler, and fully endorsed the plat.
form adopted AT Cincinnati.
sHIpPER.
NEW York, July 13.--Four hun
dred thousand dollars in gold coin,
and 100000 in silver coin, was ship
ped to Europe to day.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
ToRnNTe, Ont, July 13-At the
general council Of the Reformed Epis-
copal church The report Of the com
miftee on doctrine considered the pro-
posed amendments to the prayer
book. After warm discussion they
decided not to, disturb the prayer
book at present, bur the adoption Of
the report y; the next general council
was recommended.
GRANTED.
New York, July l3-Judge West,
brook to day granted temporary in
junction restraining Levi A. Dowley
from continuing any injunc,ions re-
straining the payment of the divi
dend due,he 9Th last, by the West.
ern Union Telegraph CO., at SO re-
straining the Western Union from re-
iusing to pay such dividend.
AUGUSTA, July 13-Thc excessive
heat affected Mr.. Blaine'unfavorab bly,,
and shows that the original trouble
WAS similar to sunstroke. His physi-
cian urges his removal TO the sea
coast, or sea voyage.
II HENDRICKS
sARAroaA, N. Y, July l3-Gev Hen
bricks Was waited upon at the Grand Tn.
ion 10 day by Mnj O'Connor, OF Tenn,
and presented furmal notification of the
nomination. CIV. Hendricks said he would
reply in few days. Ii is understood that
he accepts.
BAsE BALL.
louIsvlLLE, July 1s-louisviites
IL; Athletics 5.
Cn,oAeo, July 13-Chicagos II;
BostoDs 3.
CINCINNATI, July l3-Mutuals 13; /;
Ciuoinsatis 8.
:, ST; LOUIS, July ls-st, Louis 3,
Hartf.rds @.
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-A-pEFEAEE

NssroR, July 13-The Porte. Off
cially states defeat, with consider
able loss of tne Montenegrins, at Neil.
Ian, the engagement lasting II hours.
MEKIISe OF BOND AND STOCKHOLDERS
LONDON, July l3-At a meeting -oi
she Erie railroad bond and stock hold:
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CRIME.
ruaKE DESPERATE cHARAcrE

THREE DESPERATE CHARACTERS y
NEwAAk. n J.. Jnly -la---Thre ye.ang
.GermAns, brothers named Fichorn, des-
perate cAanctefs, were arrested for disor-
derly conduct and drawing revolvcrs. They
shot one policeman, named Eisdcn. dead,
and fatally wounded another named Dick
.enon. The despcradocs then rn to the
tanuery, whose foreman, Meyers had dis.
charged them, and not finding him, cnn
nScnced indtsctiminate firing, one shot
striking John Albers, assistant foreman.
and wounding two workmcn. The EN-
ployees made \ rush for the murderers,
chasing them toward the river with knives
stones, etc. The three finaily jumped into
the river and attempted To swim across,
but were stoned to death. One Of the
wounded workmen died. and Dickerson
viii die. All Of the deceased have fami-
lies.
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FOREIGN.
ESGLAND's POSITION.

LospoS, July l3.-The final cor
respondence between The Il. S. and
Great Britain on the extradition, in
Guiding Earl Derby's note Of June
18th, and the published note ailirms
that its proper construction OF the
treaty Of 1912 that person surrendered
can only be tried for ofiiense for
which they were surrendered, Eng-
land maintains its rights of asylum
uniIl criminaiity according to the law
OF England is, shown. This applies
forclbly in the case of political of
fen>es. Secretary sFish's assurance
that no administration dare violate
the rights Of political asylum BY oh
tanning prisoner on one charge, and
trying hin lor political oifense is not
satfIe,en! as attorney general cauno,
inteftere when an ofIense is committed
agains, the law of one state.
REDUCTION IN WAGES.
Lospas, July l3--Owjug to busi.
ness depression there is a pur-
pose of reduction of wages or increase
OF working hours Of the mill opera
tlyes aud miners, who in 6fteen dis
tricts are preparing TO resist. A grea,
strike is apprehended.
ROWING CLUBS,
The four. oar crew, Ges,on, Haste,
H1 well and I.aball, Of London row
mg club, sail'forsthc United States
this month.
The fist Trinity College, Cam
bridge University boat club. OF four,
with the boAtmen and three boats,
sail to day for the internAtiouafregat.
In.
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TELEGR A P HIC.
4 O'clock. a. m.
GENERAL.
Trouble Anticipated at Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies.
An Interpretation Of the Extra
ditiOn Treaty from the
English Stand
y point.
The Senate Reduces the House
River aud HarbOr Bill.
The President is Willing to Have
the Cabinet Give Tosti-
many.
The Senate Reduces the House
River aud Harbor Bill.
THE INDIANS.

TKounLE Ar RED CLOUD ANp SPOTTED
TAIL,
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CUJRClI DIRECTOEY.

F,psr SnYTENIAN-Scrviccs on the 2d
and i,h Sabbnths OF carl month, morning
und evening Rev. pr. Lane, Pastor Sab
bath school every sunday morning ut 90
clock. b. Gilmore, Superintendent
pnlNr PLEASANT PRESNTEmAN CHuRCll.
w, 4. Hill, Pastor. Preaching lst and
N Sahbaths, morning and night. BibIc
Glass at the Parsonage on Wednesday cN-
cninc. Sabbath School, Sunday morning.
Nj. II. Hale, Superintendent.
Protestant ErIscorL CnrHcrI--l'ev. /,
II. Lacy, Rector. Services as follows: At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every sun,
day morning At lOl o'clock, except the 2d
SUNDAY in each nsofitlI, aud every sunday
evening, at 81 O'Clock except the 81 sun,
day in each month. Sunday School ut y
O'Clock. T. Striblin., Sup't Ncstry meet,
inr on the evening Ci the ID Monday III cv-
crv month. Services at Brucc's Chapel on
the "a sunday at lOl A. NJ. Mason City
on the 3d Sunday ut - p. VI. West Col
umbiu the Sd SUNDAY ut Il! 7. VI.
NJ. f.. CuuRcH-Srrviccs ON the list and
al Spbhaths oi each month, at 10! y, W,
and "A p. NJ, during Summer Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening J.. h.
Stewart. Pastor. sabbath schuolcvcry sun
dav morning ut o'clock. d. ). Snyder,
Superintendent
VI. l.. CWRCu, SOuTH-ScrvlccS on ths
4th Sabbath 0i each month. Rev. L. r.
Crooks Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning ut 9 o'clock. Robert >
Bickcl, Superintendent.
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Snakes in the Grass.

We have in our midst, as has been
abundantly developed by the recent
elections, certain democrats, so call
ed, who have heretofore been accused
Of a little too much sympathetic in
timacy with radicals, and who, while
they take especial pains to occupy
the highest seats in democratic syn.
gQgusSs$ssSaqR;wsfs in .rQdieal ins
Oh last ef6tvfo6 daS5oF HIe radical
attorncy-gcncral on the ground that
he ought to get a Complementary
vote at his home" They were par
ticulary sweet on the republican can
didatc for the Legislature, and they
run Democratic conventions. The
fact is, Uncle Bob Mcconnell owes
his defeat to their Vaccinations,
though it is doubtful if such was
their intention. lfyou find one Of
this character in the state and will
scratch his back you will find n man
who during the Brooks Baxter war,
sided with Brooks against his state,
and who breaches straight dcmocra-
cy," and who is particularly eloquent
on "harmony." 1t is high time that
Democratic conventions should teach
these Snakes in the grass" 4 lesson.
They are dangerous only when rec
6gnized as Democrats. Let them go
where they naturally belong and
there is no danger whatever.
This would apply to great many
this section,-Piae Bluff Press.
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A Beautiful idea.

Away among the Alleghanios,
there is a spring, so small that aSin-
Gle OK in summers day, could drain
it dry. 1t steals its unobtrusivo way
among the hills, till it spreads out in
the beautiful Ohio. Thence it
stretches away a thousand miles,
leaving on its banks moro than
hundred villages and cities, and
many cultivated farm, and bearing
on its bosom over half thousand
steamboats,. Then joining the Mis-
sissippi, it stretches away and away
some 1900 miles more, till it falls in
to the great emblem of eternity. 1t
is tributary of the great ocean,
which, obediont only to God, shall
roll and roar till the angel, with ono
foot on the sea and the other on the
land, shall lit up his hand to heaven
andswcar that time shall bono longer
So with moral influence. II is sarill
"A riyulct-an ocean, boundlcss and
iathomless as eternity!
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rnrslDrNT--B. J. ErpNoSp.
Fms? CLASs-Jahrx Beard, Lewis Bum
garner.
srcoxp CLAss-John Cayct, Geo. Daug.
hcrty.
rilrp CLasS- Hugh NJ, Donncly, Vim.
rogrru CLAss-Smucl l.. Carroll, jumn'
II, Higgins.
lloggSrtt.
StSrI GlsssszzIgiaes Il, AApsr. \. &.
SEVENTH. etsa> Thomas Glutldnson, J.,
VI. Phelps.
W. Mor~lork. 80
NMrn Class Burwcll $. Smith and 0,
II. +. Van Matte.
, TExrl CIAss-Wm. II. Wallis, Jabcz
Beard. \ Cupy-IcStc:
jan. ely. +. klMBEl'LlNG, Clerk.
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COUNTY DIRECfORY.

Judge Circuit 'Court:-IIoS Jos. SMITH
Residence Rayenswood, JACKSON County.
Clerk Circnit Court-C. b. WAGGENEn.
Dcpnty-JAMEs II. IIoLOwiY.
Clerk County Court-E. kIMBERLlNG.
Dcputy--.IoSErn II. HOLLOWAY.
President County Court-B. J.. REDMOND
Prosecuting Att0rncy-D, ". PoLSLEY
ShcrinI-CoLrMGuS SEuoS.
Jailor-J. JEwErr.
Surveyor uf lands-Gre. W. PuLLIS.
Assessor hist. No. G--.JAcuG RorSm.
Deputy AsSrSsOr--D. 5. NASMATGE
Assessor Dist. No. 2--,IouN G. BrcELEY
Sup't Public SchuOls-CIINS. j.. liuGG.
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What wore Can lie say?.
Gov. Tillcn, in his lcttCrof accept.

Gov Tildcn, in his letter ofocccpt.
ancc, says;
"Thc noblcr motives of humanity
concur with the material interests of
all in requiring that every obstacle
be removed to n complete and dura-
bic reconciliation between kindred
populations once mnatuMlly cs'
rangcd on the basis recognized by
the st. Louis platform, of the Con
stitution Of the United States, with
its amendments universally accepted
as a final settlement of the controver-
sizes which cngcndorcdciv civil war; but
in aid ola result so bcnehciont to the
moral influence Of every citizen, as
wclt as every goyornm9ntal authori.
ty ought TO be cxcrtcd, not alone to
maintain their just cQuolty before
the law, but likewise to establish cor
dial, rratcrnal relations and goodwill
among ciCizcns whatever their race