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The Republican journal., 1876-09-14
Barbarian in Chicago.
From the St. Paul Pioneer Press


Occasion having arisen for the removal
of the bodies inferred in the old Catholic
Cemetery on Dearborn street, Chicago
the Tribune has an account Of the barDa-
rous degree of recklesSneSS and diSrcspect
accorded the remains OF the dear departed
by the living in that city. In the work OF
eXhumation the bones of the dead have
been scattered all over the field No at
tention has been paid to filling i'll the
graves, and 1.-THE great, gaping holes,
fringed with bones and decorated with
ros;ries, yawn beneath the feet Of the
passerby. Relies OF poor humanity abound
on every side. and skulls, masses OF hair
and the bleaching remnants lie scattered
through the Grass. without friendly hand
to throw them back to the longing, warm
and Idle grave" The Tribune SAYS it is
no uncommon sight to see children max
ing of with 1.-THE pale reminiscence of a
departed limb, and that not long ago two
youths engaged in a combat, each armed
with the reict of an arm. Pieces Of coffin
lie around loose, and commingle their
dust with the rattling beads and various
other emblems Of faith, cOns4cratlon and
death. No effort has been made to gather
up this debris. When the body is eN
humed the major part is hurried into a
cart and the rest left to the rain and the
ravens. There is no semblance OF respect
for the remains. and the resurrectionists
swear and laugh US the coffin comes up
in pieces and the skeleton breaks in half
Evidently there is Il field for missionary
work in Chicago, and until it has taken
thorough hold that city will be considered
good place to move away from before
one dies
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

a Chicago woman recently resolved to
treat all callers with courtesy even beg
gers and peddlers; '1or," She soiloquized
1.-The poor people have to make Il living
| these hard times, and must be often dis
couraged by the rude rebulls they encoun-
| ter in the prosecution OF their business"
She began Thus sday last, and when about
8 :45 a. m. a ragged little girl came to the
door and SAID ''Matchizz ?" replied, .No,
my child. thank YOU AT $40 the bell
rang, and, going to the door, she was
confronted by peach pirate, who said E:
Zine, ripe peaches, lady; 10 cents an
eighth Of a peck p mo, thank you"
"Green cornY Tomatoes? Cucumbers !!
| Eggplant? ?' AT 9 AZ, Just as she had got
the baby to sleep, there was a Jerk at the
bell that made the little one bound foot
into the air and utter a scream. The
mothers face reddened somewhat, but she
went resoutely to the door; and when a
weary looking old man demanded if she
stood in need Of any carbolic salve, knife
polish, toilet soap, corn plasters, or stove
backing, she answered, with the rever-
ence due age; mo, | thank you, sir"
At 10:lo, when the young man with chro-
mos in frames came round, she said ::
mo, nothing to-day" and shut the door
with some vehcmence At II 20 she did
MT hear the man who was canvassing for
Blokes' "New Century of American Prog
ress," in lit'ty-two parts, more than half
through his panegyric on that centennial
work before she said: "No! nor and
withdrew BY II :22 she had got to the
stage of answering her prosecutors before
they had spoken to her; at :OS she did
so tartly, and punctuated her remarks
with Il slam of the door; at | 80 she told
a boy with fish to "get out of that and
never come here again" at 2 :27 she
pushed u lame life insurance agent down
the steps before he could utter syllable ;
and at 3:20, when the minister called
round to make II pastoral call, she, ere he
could smile and say. "Well. Sister Jen-
kins, how are you?" hit him on the head
with Il broom handle, and ran him down
the steps, out of the front gate, across the
sidewalk, and clean into tree box on the
other side of the road
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

On the barge Clifford that carried Il few
days since an excursion party from Lin
colnviie to Ninahaven was the Old cap
tain of the first steamer ever in Pcnobscut
waters 1t was Capt Lunt the first cap
tain Of the steamer Maine which was put
on the Penobscot in 1925. fifty -one years
ago. The captain is 81 years old, smart
and energetic. has very good eye sight
and can read easily without glasses.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

Canst hear the waves that round the happy shore
Broke in soft joy, and told delusye tales
We go, but we return love comes and goes,
Aud eyes that watch see homeward furng sails.
'iIwas thus in other seasons!' All, may be.
But forgot them, and remembered this
briet, warm season. and fond, brief love,
And cold, white winter after bloom and bliss.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

Corporal Cross. who fought at Water
loo, entered Paris with the allies and wit
messed the death of Marshal Ney, died
recently at Oxford, England.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

Wisconsin produces 100000 bushels OF
cranberries annually.
Saving does not always mean boarding
The farmer saves his earrings who properly
invests them in farm mprovements-im.
provements of real utility as well as rea
comfort.
Mr.. G. w. Dorsey of Montgomery Co.
Md, has thrashed 412 bushels of Fultze
wheat from 10 acres of ground. A num-
Der ofother yields are from 30 to 40 bush
els
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

Can you still hear the merry robins sing
And the brave red lilies CLEAN and glow,
The waiting wealth of bloom, the reckless bees,
That WOO their wid-hower loves and sting, AM
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

"Onorable Jug" was Minnesota jurors ad-
dress to his honor who presided over the court.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

payment ofspostaee on private mat
ter shall ba deemed guilty Of mis-
dcneanor, and subject to hne OF
1900. Senators and representatives
in congress and delegates from terri
tories, AS well as the secretary Of the
senate and clerk ofsthe house OF rep
resentaiives, may send and receive
through the mail, free of postngr,
letters, documents, packages and other
matter relating to public business,
provided that each senator, represent
.ati,e or delegate As aforesaid, shall
write upon such letter, document and
package, so Sent .~by~~hi,n, his name
with the proper designation of Office
he holds. The penalties prescribed
for violating his section are the san G
Ms provided for violation Of the former
section.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
Gen. Ferry. Expedition.

a Bismarck dispatch Of the 22d
says ,ha, courier from General
Terry expedition arrived last nigh.
=On Ssullrlay' nighv they carnpt-t4 fifty
miles west Of Bismarck, or the Big
Muddy. The expedition makes from
ten to fifteen miles per day, the wag
ons being TOO heavily loaded 50 TO
make it impossible To travel faster.
Up to SATURDAY. evening they had
seen no indications of Indians, which
t fact has tendency 10 strengthen the
belief that the hostiles are concent-
rated, and will be found in force in the
Bad Lands or the Little Missouri. \
few Indians made. their appearance
near Fort Lincoln on Saturday, prob
ably young man from Standing Rock.
The steamer Carroll, the FIRST boat
from Benton arrived last night. She
reports the Josephine as having
landed her first cargo of expedition
supplies, and three companies OF
infantry at the mouth Of Giendive
Greek on the Yellowstone, which will
be General Terry's base of supplies.
The Carroll leaves here for Benton
tomorrow evening. She reports
several Black Hills parties from
Montana on the way down the rive
1 in the M@einaius.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
RELIGIOUS.
The Report on the Freedmen
a
Missionary Fa,nd.
Efforts Of tie b Romish Church
to Secure eolored Converts.
I'll. METHODS rs

BALrlMoRE, May 25.-Bishop Peck
presided in the conference to-day.
The report Of the committee on the
freedmen WAS taken up. Collections
for three years and four months were
1905 600: disbursements since the or.
gariization in 1868, $4,000. The re.
port urges rs the dtny OF the church
to provide for the education of the
freedmen. as they form large prot
estant element IN Ameficx. The re-
port admits there is some danger Of a
large number being perverted TO
Rome. Emmisaries Of this church
are already at work among them. and
they are meeting with success. They
are filing their schools With children
and their nsylums with orphans q
the colorcd people.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
U1sCILLAI1oUs.
v. &. ea.sr, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

v. 6. GRANT, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NEw Yoex, May "a us. Gran,
Jr., son OF President Grant, was nd
mit,ed - tho bar IN this city to-day
l8 AlLEs An HOUR.
NRw YoRx, May Is. Fr.ncisco
HeraIto to-day, on Fleetwood course,
road 25 mustangs l25 miles in 9 hours
and IS minutes having just minutes
70 spare.
BAkK BALL.
Bosrox, May 25.-Bostons, 4; Gin
cinnati's, o. The game lasted ten
innings. y
siLK WORMS FOB TRE SHOW.
OxAaA, My 25.-Jos-ph Nrman
Of San Frsasiaon passed through the
city to.dsy With some 8. .0OO silk worm,
which hs is tskihe - PhiIsdelphiA Il
exhibit ut ihs centennial.
sUNpAY SCHOOL.
JxcKrprrttt-s, HIS, M.y -h
the morning session Of the state Sun
day school olseeuvention. b. H. jacob
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
FiRK.
roI.I1IcAL.

0A11N1olNS NSAsU1ASsCkACI.
sAn Ea1Rcpoo. Nay 25.The
democratic stats convention to-day
adopted platform which favors re-
,re,chment and economy in federal
state and muaicip.l administration !;
exposure and speedy punishment Of
corruption and speculation in the ad-
minisirstion Of public affairs; the pri-
v.to sse and appropriation Of public
funds ~ olRcial custodians; measurcs
TO prevent embezzlement and robbery ;
o6cial Accountability cxscted and en-
forced BY better administration OF
the civil and criminal laws; state cor
porations supervissb BILE by and subor-
disate to state Legislation in the inter.
ssts Of ~ people.
1he dagAaes 70 the national con
ventios Ars uninstructed, but il !,
supposed ars all for Tiiden.
ekm KENTUCKY.
Loul.v1LLs, May a5.-The demo
cratic state convention organized to
day BY tho election Of Gen. Luciu,
Desha permanent president, aud Hen
~ Watterson, w G Breckenridge
Hon Willis MAckin, Hon J A Berry
and NJ l. Rice were chosen delegates
1t largo TO ST. Louis. The platform
declares adherence TO tho reform pol
icy Of tie democratic party.
MOTION.
: ST.. LOUIS, May 25.-Some Of MOI
tons frisnds here now claim that ~
thirds II The thirty delegate. electe
yesterday q Jefferson City are in Fl
vor Of Morton for president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

BY holding piece Of glass before
the mouth of person supposed TO be
dead. and BY observing whether any
moisture collects, you may ascertain
whether or no, any breathing, how
ever faint, still exists. While Henry
/ Watterson was low they held up q
plate glass show window and DIS
covered, just in time to save blu
from premature burial, that The glass
bore wet fac simile Of the Kentucky y
blue grass reglon.-aNeaicai Rerie,o
PIP. 20, "a, May, 1876.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

New YORK.
New York May y.
MONEY Easy at shats.
GoLD--1l2H
GoyKRNMxsrs-Fism
srocks-Irregnlar and shade icwer
New York, Nay 2a.s
fi.ous-Good demand
sWHEAT-ciosed frm No. \ milwaukee 1900 laa
No. s do 1l5QBli6; No. Chicago spring iao9i2l
No. 3 do. ii2H: No ] norihwcri l2l-
Rrr-Qniet; state ayt1a5t,; western st@si-
BARLEY Quiet; western so4ate
T c.Rs--shad easier mixed unsrsded 5efo 6?.
Oars rpsctiled mixed aseslern S}la Ii.
AxH. Pong IN ey ne.s 20 2nft 10 %.
LARD Frmer; prime steam II StG Y o..
aas-pniis4d ioverslsss4u-
BtmrER Steady new 1;f5rz,1t "a
WnisKY~-puil. III,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
A BIO BLAZE.

TOLEDO. Ohio, May 25.-A fire ii noon
to day, in dry kiln attached to Dewy,
Warmer u Co.'S stave factory, II Ottana
Lake, MICH. The entire property was de,
stroyed. During the progress Of the hre
the cooper shop and stave factory nf Dewy,
Foster & Co, at Riga, Ave miles west OF
Ouana Lake. was discovered to be on fire.
Notwithstanding aid was sent from this
city. the fire was not subdued till the entire
property was destroyed. No estimate OF
The loss Is given. but il will be heavy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

1HSAso, May -,
fLnuG-stea't5 and unchanged.
NHrAr-Aetiye strong and h, ,sher: No q iDsia a
fG7s. closed ii. io7 for en-. or May LOG, ,6aio7s.
cio-ed airlGstsfor Jns@ ic6s a is closed Al io
for .Iniy ]; No. =, ssS rejected ~
CoHN- Active and shade hser; high mixed
", a tx nav hi sh ,isra Is; new ssixed a,ts
No ?. 4StiGl ~: closed inside for cn.h rs sG4sa
ssigrr~a Nd ias May As.4 tsti closed In
I'D. hid for lime; $ss@sss closed Al sssi bid
Tor Jaiy new n jeet-d s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26


oars Ea.icr; No aos.FDa,9,. closed Inside
for cash; s,s. 53o's fSr 's'.'s.-l
closed al snside p'iecr
Rxx tlrmer NJ, easie%so
RaaLxy Shade easier; No. 2 = tef esrts, ,ie,
Z! for May; - for tunee
ponk Unsettled and. shsde higher - 900 u
for cash 40 for May 10 s5sess 70 for June; 20 sta
20 i5t, for July; .,D $50 2o37ts Tor August,
LAnp Fairly active And steady; II 80 u NJ,
for cash or June; ls@Set2l. tof JnlY; u i2sa
Ia Is for August.
MkArr--s Shoulders IA; short rib ies@ies
shor, clear i0AGal0A
BUTTER Duh; choice cseamety ee1 -
Eeae aez-il6tl,.
M,,isKf Fair demand At 'tsa
L>rsa.
{ CALL BoAnp Wheat frmtr lt' ',@,lesi. iel
June; ios,. for July q 3rn ea-ieri ts..Gstsis 'o'
.iay; +6,. a vi. rdr Ian1 oalr easier; sass 'o'
Juno Pork higher; 2oss. for July Larl higher
II 9Tt1 ler-Juy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
nurdersrs II South Carolina ia
Ken froa the sheriff
And Shot.
England oatattias : Boat for
tho Arctic Seas.
Democracy IL Convention In Cal
ifornia and Kentucky.
The Missouri Republicans Re
ported for Norton.


C4AahEsFex, S G May 25.-About
. week ago = country merchant Of
Abbryvills county, named Harmon
aud his Wits vere found murdered in
their bed. The murderers, four in
number were arrested, and Yesterday
they were taken from the sherifs
and shot. Three hundred persons
were present 1t the execution, and one
hundred shots were fred.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
WASHINGTON.
A Proclanaa tion Relating to the
eentesnisl County His
tories.
Provisions Of the Franking Pri.
vilege Bill.
wAsH1lGroS.
scHKNCK

Gen. Scheck has sent the commit
lee on foreign affairs long letter re-
plying to Cheesborough. He rei,er
atcs that when he arrived in Paris
from ftafy be 6nt heard the news Of
the probable stopp.ge Of dividends
on the Emma mine, still he had no
thought Of parting with his shares.
He can rot, however, explain some Of
the tehgrams produced in evidence,
aud viii not attempt to. do 50 u he
does not remember sending them.
CENTENNIAL HISTORIES.
The president to-day issued the fol-
lowing proclamation:
Whereas, A joint resolution Of the
senate and house ofrepresentatives Of
Va. duly approved on the 18th day
of March last, which resolution is "
follows:
Be i. resolved by the senate and
house Of representatives Of the U. S.
Of America in congress assembled:
That il be and is hereby recommended
by the senate aud house OF represent
.tves to the people Of the several
states, that they assemble in their
seversl counties or towns, on the ap-
proaching centennial anniversary Of
our National Independence, and that
they cause to have delivered on such
day, IN historical sketch Of said coun-
Ity or town from its formation, and
that > copy Of said sketch may be
filed in print or manuscript in the
clerks Office in said county and IN
additional copy in print or manuscript
be filed in the once Of the librarian
of congress. TO the end thar = complete
record may thus be obtained Of the
progress Of our institution during the
6rst century Of their existence. and
whereas it ia deemed proper that such
resolutions be brought to'the notice
and knowledge Of the people Of tn.
!, u. S.
Now therefore, ! Ulysses S. Grant
president of the U. s., do hereby de
clare and make known the same, j,
hope tha. the objec, Of such resolu
tion may meet tho approval Of th'
people Of the U. S. and that prope
steps may be taken to convey th
sane into effect
! Given under my hand =, the city c
! w ashington, this 25th day of May, /
{. the year of our Lord, 1876, aud OF tn
independence of the U. s., the loOtt
o. u. S. GRANT.
- BY the president,
y HAAiLToN FIsn,
Is Secretary Of State.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

more than al, hour. He offered ares
5,lu,ion insrfucring the district COM
mi1tee TO inquire as 10 the manner N
which the copy Of that paper had
been obtained Tor publication aud by
whom and from whom ii WAS obtain
ed. Adopt, d.
The house then adjourned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
FIRES.
iiIi NJ
SUSPENDED.

Plr-rssuna, Pa, May 25.-A FIRE
which occurred last night atsthe key
stone conn works, Of Wettach, Allie
gheny, damaged the building to the
extent of e2O, ,O00.s 1t WIS fully in
sured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26

from the finance committee reported
that the finances were in pros porous
condition, Mr.. Sankey led ings nun
Der of songs, after which many inter
estinR addresses were delivered and
,listened to with great interest.
SUSPENDED.
Bosros, May 25.-The liabilities
Of the olothing house Of Besrd, Moul.
ton and Daniels, suspended, are es,i-
mated.ai e200, 900. Assets may reach
this sum. = '''''"s";'G. = So.
SALE or BIoopEp STOCK.
The Durham lawn herd of shor
horns, owned by Col. Robert Hol.
loway, 81 AieIis, His; were sold 10.
day st Dexter Park. Buyers wcr,
present from all parts of the q. 8.
and Canada and budding WAS spirited
60 head were sold and . total Of Owe
10000 realized.
BASE BALL.
HAkTroRp, Conn, May Rs Bss'
ball, Harifofds, 4 Chicsgoes, /.
NEW YoRK, May 25.- st. Louis,2
Mutuals, 0.
PHuApELPmlA, Msy 25--1lr.v
game Athletics and Louisyilles, eac|
2 1T the end OF the thirteenth innings
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
liverpool.

EIftFpNuI, " y ~
BsK.psrufr, Quiet
Flour aa-Gaa,- Winter wheat srndsta- lod
spring sys1as sd. White s-sist''7icd Ciae.
s.ildalor4h Corn. se.lrenssi, Pork, ss nd =
ard 81
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
HAAiLToN FIsn,
Secretary Of State.
rKXNKrNG privilege

Mr.. Paddock's bill in the senate to.
day to. restore the franking privilege,
provides that it shall be lawful TO
transmit through the mail free Of
postage, army letters, -paeksges or
other matter relating exclusively to
the business Of the government Of the
U. S., provided that every such letter
or package. to entitle it to pass free
shsll bssr The words official business
aud an endorsement showing also the
ax~se Of she department from whence
Transmitted. Any person making use
Of such of6eial envelope, TO avoid
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-26
YolxIGH.
ATTIC. kxrIplTlo,,.sl!..

LONDON, May 25.- The steamer
Pandora, which las. year made the
voyage to the Arctic region for the
purpose Of discovering memorials of
Sir John F1nklin, has been re6,,ed
for another voyage to Smiths Sound,
to bring TO England any dispatoher
left there. BY Capt. Mares Attic e1-
p.ditioa. She left Portsmouth TO day
and will await papers from the ad
niralty q Cowe's, whence she will
sail for ner destination Saturday.
4 FIRE.
The 6ra ~hieh broke out 1T Bristol
last night u under control. Ware
houses, sh0p aad private residences
to the nvsaber Of several, have been
destroyed Loss unknown. The FIRE
is hoaSsof eAs most extensive that
has ess viesa Bristol.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

from American plates the fret edition Of this work ever
issued by An American house. Prof. Parsons OF the
Cambridge Law School hos written a work entitled
"Oa lines Of the Religion and Philosophy OF Sweden
borg" which they will soon Issue. Prof Parsons has
been identified with swedenborgansm IN this city Tor
almost half century Another volume OF Aunt JOS
scrap-bag" ia almost ready being collection Of Miss
T. A. Alcots shorter stories for children with the odi
ton nearly half of matter Messrs. Roberts are
10 publish q Paragraph History Of the American
Revolution, as appropriate TO the Centennial year
Mr. Niles Of this has just added the photographs
Of Mr. and Mrs Philip Gilbert HamerOn to his Authors
Album. Both are remarkably rrepossessing faces.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
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