Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
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New YORK, Sept 21.--The follow
ing is \ 81 . ,ial dispatch from Madrid.
Learning that the commander Of the
United States ship Franklin, home
ward bound, consents TO deliver Wm.
NJ. Tweed 10 the American authori-
ties, instead Of sending him back To
Gen. toveliar, the order for Tweed's
departure from Corunna has been
countern4ndei. The Franklin, which
is now Mt Gibraltar, proceeds to Vigo
Ito take on board of her deck Tweed,
who il now closely confined in the
/ Fortress Castillo del Castro.
RIFLE MATCH.
i Creedmoor, Sept. 2l.-In the hrst
] part of The morning the weather WAS
cloudy, with a stiff wind floating dead
from the targets, but before the shoot
ing commenced he wind moderated
and the sky became clear.
The following are the individual
scores of the American team at 500
yards: Dakin, ~; Wehber, 6s; AL.
len, 81; Fulton, 70; FarwelI, 66;
Rathborne, BS; total, 4o9 Irish teau
Rlgby, 90; johnson, 81; Yovnt, 81;
i Foster, 66j; ByHs, 66,, Mtlror,1 es,
total, .39l.
| The result at 900 yards range gives
| The Americans 3SG and the Irish
1863. The AmericAn.,eam was ahead.
at the end of both ranges by 81.
Individual scores at 200 yards !;
Ameic.n-FarreI, 60; Rathbone, 50 !;
Dsk,n, 67,;;s Webber, Go; Alden, SO;
Fenton, 81 total 3S6. lrish-Milner,
~; Dyas, Ga; Rigby, 81; Fenton, SO;
johnson, 81; Yoyn,, Sc; total, 369.
THE EXPOSITION.
] Phladelphia, Sept, 2l-1he atten-
dance to-day exceeds that Of any pre-
yious day in the history oftbe cen
tent,ial exposition. Over 100 600
admissions up TO ! O'Clock. This is
i New York state day, and trains all the
morning ran into the city densely
packed with New Yorkers. Not
only was the capacity Of railroad trans
portation taxed to its utmost but the
transportation 10 lthe grounds
for the FIRST time is in sufficient.
AT clock this afternoon the cash
admissions amounted to $llO,3SS
thus making the attendance the frs
hatf of the day greater than any en-
Itre days attendance heretofore
There Will be no formal .ceieMonie.
at the grounds; the only approach t.
formality being Coy. f,lden's re
cep,ion 4, the New York state bnild
ing this afternoon.
8 BABcock IS TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-ln thu
safe burglary trial to-day, Col. Whit,
ney was cross examined by .tudg'
Fullerton. His. testimony did no
differ materially from that given yes
teTday
E. c. Banfeld, formerly solicitor G
the treasury, testified to intimate re
e lations existing between Babcock
Harrington and Whitney, and sai'
that on one occasion, in the spring o
! 1874, he telegraphed Whitney, il
] New York, TO como to WashingtM
!. as Babcock wished TO see hiu
Whitney came, and had interview
with Babcock and Harrington.
81, l. @. Hcrticship was next place
d upon the stand and noRe pros. en-
l. tered in his case. He testified q
i great length, and gave the history
i how he arranged the safe burglar
o under instructions from Whi,ne,
Among other things, he said tw
men were detailed to ascertain il po
). 81 BILE where the, newspaper men ,ol
L tanned information aboat district q
. fairs and report to Babcock's assis
4 ant. Adjourned, kFt5.Ef
4 $50 BONDS
~ Z! 1WAsnlNcIoN. Sept 2l.-The SCI
rotary of the treasury has caiied
for redemption 4lO, 100000 Of 81
bonds Of 1865, May and Novembe
BLOWN UP.
n Pomeroy O., Sept 20-The loc
,ul steamboat, j. n. Roberts. explode
u. her boilers at this wharf At ! o'cto'
he TO- day Several persons were inju
t t-t3sroae supposed fatssly, sssd possib
\ another is still in the wreck. Bo
: totai loss.
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rd INp1ASAroLIs, Sept. 2l.--The r
Trade this morning started q abo