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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-19

arguments and plausible misstatements to
avert il. On the other hand there is not an
honest man, be he commissioner or clerk.
who would not rejoice at a tearing away of
the veil of doubt that covers alike the in
nocent and the guilty.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08

OF any state officer or board Of state
officers and reports Of congressional
COMMITTEES. Ordered printed,
Mr.. Booth gave notice that he
would speak on the SUBJECT.
Wallace submitted resolutions in
structing the special electoral college,
and whether each house may exam.
inc both facts and law to determine
whether returns are trae, it, appoint
ment OF electors by the state was ac-
cordin9 to constitutional provisio.s,
and further that where there are TIVE
returns the houses acting concurrent.
" must determine which is the cor,
rect one and no electoral vote can be
counted without the concurrence OF
bo.a houses. He spoke at length on
these propositions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
" DAkOlA TERRITORY. MONDAY EVENING" JANUARY 1877


state. He should invoke all the
powers conferred upon him TO enforce
obedience to the laws to Command
enduring peace for Louisiana,
Recentsamendpcnts to the criminal
code would admit of the fairest trial
IN cases OF conspiracy. such as had
cflaracte rized the last election and
would insure the punishment OF the
criminals.
The federal constitution afforded adequate
remedies where combinations existed be
yond the power Of the state authorities to
deal with them. The nation has in the ex.
ecutiye chair president who has nev,
er fa'tered In his obligations to guard the
national honor. Having enforced the union
OF states, tt is no less his duty than ii i. his
piessurr, under the constitution, to main.
tain the tights of the hambicst citizen in
every portion OF the national domain. He
smrmed the cons,itulionality of the law
organizing and empowering The returning
board He then discussed state interests a,
length.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.
cHAnBERLArN:s v1Rws

New York, Jan. s-The Herald
correspondent telegraphs from Colum
b'a that Gov. Chamberlain said to
him yesfertay ttAat@f he aeiiaz The
hampton government in providing
ior lunatics, orphans and convicts re-
licved him Of his greatest embarrass
ment, and he WAS gra,ifed that The
democratic tax payers and other char
itably disposed persons had assudfesd
the care of these unfortunates. Cham
berlain does not think this voluntary
contribution Of taxes will have any
effect whatever In deciding who is
legal governor of the state. He
says the question Of the goyernorship
cannot be decided BY the people of
the state now nor BY any tribunal in
the state; but that it will be settled
IN Washington, either By congress or
by the president. He does not look
forward 70 any collisions or clashes OF
authority that would be serious aud
all minor conflicts as TO possession Of
Offices would find easy and pcaccful
solution in the courts.
Z
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
INDIANA.
Inauguration Of Gov. Villains

Indianapolis Jan S-At the las,
moment it was decided on accoun,
Of the crowd, to have the iaaugura-
tiqn ceremonies at the Academy d
Music, causing considerable delay
aud confusion in seating the audience
AT H;3S, Governor elect J.D. Wi.
i'-na apPeared On the stage and was
received most enthusiastically.
lae retiring Lient. Coy. Sea,on
as presiding officer. Of the
joint session, opened the ex.rc,ses
aud was followed by Rev. Mr. Ran.
dolph. leading ia prayer,
GOV. Williams, being sworn ipt,
ott,ce BY the Hen.-4a elze- ~ tll,f.ek.
and introduced by The retiring .oy.
efpor, Hendricks, he delivered l,fs in.
sugural.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
r E L e q r A7PHI TO.
4 O'clock. p. m.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The only two persons In the house wh
have positively held the opinion that th
twenty second Joint rule still exists ar,
Speaker Randall and Springer.
The possibility of*a failure to complet,
the electoral count aud Of the consequen
new election next fall continue to be tn,
leading topic of talk at Washington.
Ed. Hanlon, the winner OF the single
scull race Il the Centennial regatta, pub
fishes challenge 10 William Scharff, oi
Pltisburg Offering 10 row. him ON Toronto
!. Bay from $500 TO 81 600 side.
The prospect Is now almost definite and
certain that by this coming sprlpg Chicago
VIII have new through connection with
the seaboard entirely independent of what
may now be c1led the pool lines
The com promise committee on the elec-
,ion troubles has resolved upon absolute
secrecy. No meeting Of the joint commit
tee has yet been held The separate CON
mtttees prefer to first agree upon some
plan before meeting In joint session.
The appropriation for the transportation
OF United States notes ard securities for
the present fiscal year Is exhausted and
unless deficiency appropriation be made
Immediately the government must virtual.
y suspend payments in some localities.
The whereabouts of Nelson Z. Swart,
out, late cashier at the agency OF the Ell
ns Life Insurance Company Of Hartford.
a.Chicago are s,iIl unknown, and his con
timed absence without explanation is sha
king the confidence OF his friends in his
integrity
Developments in fhe. Oregon case seem
to indicate tha, 1t Will finally resolve itself
not Into question of counting Cronin's
returns, but of punishing crime Instead
The committee is already insured that large
sums OF money from tie east were used in
consummatiug Growers scheme
Tbs court martial for the trial Of Col. ,J.i
]. Reynsads and Captain Alex Moore,
both Of the Third Cava,ry, conyeaed al
Cheyenne. It consisted OF Brigadief Gen.
cral Pope, Colonels King, Gbbon, Davis,
Smith, Flint, and Sykes and Lieutenant
Colonies Bradley, Lugeahee!, Huston, and
Beckwith.
American citizens residiag in Matamoras
complain bitterly of the plunder Of their
goods and effects By Revneltas, the Mcxi-
can chief In command at ,ha, city, and
through ns. Schle,cber, of Texas, haye
laid their grievances before Secretary Fish,
urging the Interpolation Of the United
States government to protect their prop
erty.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08

Chicago, Jan g
WHEAT Strong active and higher; :, Tor
cAsh -. loc February; ! 8oi. for March
Z. ,okS- Firm and a si'te better; tssS for rarh ):
az for February.
!, OATS Firm and shade higher; ssfor ca,h,
35ia for February.
RYE -
BAHLEY f4t.
FORK Heavy aid ower t 81 f3r ta.b, Is 10
Tor tehrnary is ~ for Msrei,
LARD Fairly actise s4a lower llao far ca.b
J % fer fehrns.y; lif5 for March.
WHISKY higher i lot,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
STEAMER sunk

New ork, January s.-l'he Ame.
Irique now lies embedded in tic sand
perfectly easy and undoubtedly tight.
NO danger Is anticipated unless an
easterly storm should spring up. The
cargo consists ol miscellaneous ar.
ticles among which are many very
valuable paintings. All passengers.
specie and baggage have been landed.
The engineers and assistants have re-
turned to the vessel and powerful tug.
boats have arrived to attempt to haul
her OH. The passengers will arrive
IN this city early this p. m. They are
mostly French emigrants bound for
me western states, principally Illinois.
The pilot sounded about fifteen or
twenty minutes before two a. M. and
finding FIVE fa,homs Of water and the
same kind Of bottom as the ehanuel
leading into Sandy Hook, sunposed
he was in the right course for New
J ofk, but at two O'Clock the stea mcr
struck her bow on the bar, but so
slightly, had not the wind been So
heavy from the east she could have
backed of. Although SO near shore
the land Was not seen till after the
ship struck. Sandy Hook lights were
not seen at any time.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
ChIcngo Live MOCK.

Chicago, Jan s.
Arm light asassia, generally IS hsay, /.
packers . soaf 20 fair to shippers, oa4t7i4o
GA11Ln Receipts 2.sga. Quiet md n.,n ,.oel.
er-' S5a8 30; bniehefs, 2 55ass 70; medium 10
.Reod' 7ba tee choice. fsq ico.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
A Couple Of Resolutions Intro.
duced In the House.
1t is Voted that the Jackson.
Vile Telegraph Operator
must Answer.
Norton Presents a Resolution
Tor the Arrest Of Ruayon,
the Recusant Witness.
CONGRESS.
HOUSE.

HOUSE
Washington Jan S-Under cal
OF states, Mr.. Chittenden introduced
resolution for paying legal lcnlcl
debt in harmony with justice and the
pledge of the faith Of the government
1t was the same as, he attempted te
introduce before the HOLIDAYS.
The house selected committee or
electoral count were, on motion OF
Willis, instructed to inquire whether
votes were given during the recent
election contrary to the prohibitions
contained in the constitution that
United States shall officials be chosen
presidential electors.
On motion the Lemoyne committee
was authorized to enquire into the al.
legged improprieties on the part Of the
district of Columbia commissioners
The bill abolishing the district of Co:
lumoia police commissioners and transfer
ring their duties TO the district ea,nInis
sleners, was passed by unanimous vote.
SENATE
" Astihgton, Jan. o.-Mr. Sherman
presented the petition of prominent
Cinclnnatians, irrespective of party,
asking an amicahle settlement of
the presidential contest and made
speech representing the value of their
opinion and the general desire OF the
country which they expressed for
peaceful count. Mr.. Thurman en-
dorsed Mr.. Sherman's remarks. The
petition was referred to the special
committee considering the presiden-
tial question.
Mr.. Morton, from the elections
committee reported with regard to
the recukant witness Runyon. banker
who refused to answer the senate
committee, resolution directing the
president of the senate to issue
warrant for his arrest and have him
brought before the bouse for con.
tempt. Ordered printed. Morton
will take the matter up tomorrow.
The resolution recently presented
by the election committee, requiring
Turner, the Western Union telegram
manager at Jacksonville, Oregon, to
answer questions concerning certain
telegrams which went through his
Office, etc., passed by a,vote of 35 to
3. The nays We're Barnum, Burn. |
side and Eaton.
Mr.. Booth submitted a concurrent
resolution providing that in the elec.
'orai count. any congressman, when
the senate and house are in joint con.
yentlon, may object to any certificate,
whereupon the president pro tenn Of
he senate shall rple that ~ appeal
may then be takei, from such ruling
and each house separately may bal.
OF rs TO whether the president be
Ii they disagree tie APP
zeal may be taken to the suprcme 1
'6urt, whose decision shall be snal
The supreme Justices IN deciding may
'eeeiye IN evidence the proceedings
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS
sTRuek For WAGES.

sTkUek For WAGES.
Trenton, Jan. s:-The employees OF
the Trenton potterles, 500 in nam.
Der, struck to-day in consequence Of
a rcancti on Of wages.
rlsEoN SHOOTING.
San Francisco, Jan. s. A Virginia
dispatch says in pigeon match be.
tween Bogardus and Geo. Daily, fifty
birds each, 26 yards rise, Bogardus
was 81, and DAILY Sc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
E1clTEM9Nr IN cANAnA

Montreal, Jan. g. There is great excite
ment here over the rumored duel between
Frederick May and James Gordon Bennett
Reporters are hanging around the tele
graph offices waiting for the first news of
tho encounter No trace Of the parties has
yet been found An the telegraph office,
along the frontier are on the qui oire, watch.
ing for ihe duelis,s. The party took their
tickets through to Montreal, but lef. the
cars somewhere this SIDE OF ,he province
llnc
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
FOREIGN.
! BISMARCK s1ex

Berlin, Jan. s. Bismarck is sick
but not seriously. Hc will return
to vargin.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
RRtnRTEn nunr

New York, Jan: s.-The following extr,
has been issued here. II ia reported In
wall street that private dispatch from
Canada has been received announcing ,hs,
a duel had been fought between Bennett
and May, and that Bennett had been s,,o,
in the bowels.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
1--WE LUaI IlINMn.

! Cleveland Jan. s-Mary and Ellen
Auction, Of Omaha, announced as lost
in the wreck at AshtabuIa, were
yesterday found at Buffalo, alive aud
well.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
BENSTTr's Duel.

New York Jan. s-A report is
curren, thatsJas. Gordon Bennett and
f'rea'k May fought duel this morn.
ing near Lake Champlain, Canada,
aud the former was vonded.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
DEMOCRATIC GATHERING.

Washington, Jan, s.-The democratic
mass meeting to day was crowded a. Ford,
Opera House Richard A. Merrick pre-
sided. Wat.ersou, Of Louisville, Pali,zet
Of 81, Louis, and others spoke until late II
the afternoon. WstNrsop declared ~.
vote would be counted as it's always count
ed. but the people would not endure usgr
patton, snd If needed, another jackson
would stand ready as leader.
CHANGED WITH 1T!
Alnsfew. treasury clark, ID charged With
stealing The twelve thousand dollar Taek
age taken from he cash room.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
SoAlsATio.S

Washington, Jan. s-1'he prcsi !
dent has nominated Levi 7. Lucky
secretary of Utah territory.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-27
4 NEW DISEASE AMONG HORSES.

The following description of a new ana
fatal disease which has recently appear
ed among horses at Camden, N.4J., Is
given by the Philadelphia Times :.
There is an absence of the tlabby, dfooP-
ping appearance of tho labia, the eyes re-
main clear and no sccretions form! ON the
lids, and the nostrils are devoid OF any
appearance of cold which is observed III
tho. first stages of epizooty. The pres,
ent disease is sudden in it's attack, ana
death results within q few hours. Inc
borse is attacked with Il sudden tremor
| in the limbs, the eyes assume CLASSY
appearance and the body begins {" sven
as if the animal were suffering from CO. 60,
lie. It falls to the ground, and, notwltn-
standing the remedies applied, tho am
NAL dies apparently suffering the great
est pain. Drs Cullen and Ridge have
each lost valuable horses. MIR. Taylor
lost two and Mr.. Scibold and Mrs Laying
each lost one. Seven have died in South
Camden, and the disease is still! spread
ing, number of horses which were
attended by prompt treatment are now
| conyalescing. The street car and coach
horses have MS yet escaped, eXtraor'llna-
nv precautions having been taken to pre-
| vent the disease entering the stables
The disease is confined to certain dls-
tricts, and it is hoped it may he prevent.
ed from spreading. Tho '!isease has not
appeared in Philadelphia stables.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-27
SUMMARY OF NEWS FROM THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-A large MAORI
ty of the Republican Senators favor re-
opening Pinchback's contest for the seat
claimed by Eustis not for the purpose o t
seating him, but to afford preteext for
the delay in Eustis' case that is already
resolved upon in the cases of Butler and
Spofford. The Republicans in Congress
are actively endeavoring to secure such a
modification of the policy of the Admin
istration as will enable them to coalesce
in an effort to regain tho supremacy that
is Slipping from them. The President mt
points but that of the southern policy.
The confirmation of King for the n. o;
colloctorship will probably be included
in tho plan of reunion indicated above.
A majority of the Senators express
themselves in favor Of curtailing the
length of the extra session. Thurman
states that if it is continued to December
he shall, insist upon an adjournment OF
the regular session in April.
The various Committees will be an
nounced by Speaker Randall some time
during the week.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-27
EAST FELICIANA ITEMS.
rFrOm the PatriOt-DcmOcrat.

A Tournament that came OFF at Olive
Branch was success in every particular,
Mr.. Edward Story fell from the steps
of his gin house IN the 18th instant and
was severely injured Mrs. II. A. White,
while handing Il loaded pistol to her hus-
band, dropped it and the pistol discharg-
cd a cartridge which inflicted a painful
but not dangerous wound upon her per-
son horse belonging to Mr.. Alex
Woodward, lille being rapidly ridden
l,y anewro, slipped and fell. The animal
sustained injuries that are believed to be
serious.
Up to tho Goth instant, the District
Court had disposed of the following ca
SEES:
The Sta'e vs. Lewis Parker, murder,
guilty of mauslaughter.
Jacob Thomas, shooting with intent
to kill, guilty as charged.
II. l.. Meyer carrying concealed weap-
ons, not guilty.
l. b. Wall, carrying concealed weapons
plead guilty, cost of procecuticH.
J. ID. Riley, same charge, plead guilty,
same verdict.
Nelson jackson, highway robbery, not
guilty.
f. M. Noteworthy, manslsughteE, not
guilty.
or the first guilty, the second not guilty.
Horace w. Kent, manslaughter, mis-
trial, 8 for acquital and 3 for conviction.
John G. Briscoe, murder, manslaught-
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-27

STEAM GIN BURNED.-On Monday
night, I'D instant, at $3.50, a fire was dis
covered in the lint reom of the house
of Mrs L. Aronstien, situated on Gaspers
Branch. lust outside the limits of the
town of St. Francisville, on the Baton
Rouge road, and about Z of mile from
the Court House. The fire spread with
fearful rapdity, rendering amy attempt
at staying it's progress utterly abortive.
In twenty minutes from the moment OF
the first alarm all that was left OF the
building, appointments &c, was u hinge
mass of smOuldering ruins.
At the time the fire broke out there
we're twelve bales of cotton in the estab-
}ishmeut, belonging to various parties
two of which being ginned and baleI,
were rolled out of the way and saved.
Ten bales were destroyed.
Within one hundred feet of the GIN
house stood the store of Mrs. Aronsteln
which owing to the calmness OF tho at
mosp!lere, was uninjured. We are m
formed by Mr.. Aronstein that the estl-
mated value of the gin-h house gin-stamds
and machinery destroyed is about S5,ooo.
The store and gin-honse togethsr' We're
insured for $4,000 in the Merchants lnsur-
ance Co. New Orleans, but what portion
of the amount covered the clubhouse, we
were unable definitely to ascertain.
The cause of the fire is i'll doubt, Dut
the reaeral belief il that it originated III
the lint room and was the result OF accl-
dent.
Bayou Sara Fire Co. No. turned ont
promptly but upon discovering that me
| fire was at a locality so remote, concinnea
| not to proceed to the scene of confiaSra-
ton. The engine of Pioneer Co, No. l,
| of st. Fraucisville, was also taken out
| hut returuel for same reason.
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