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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31


Rev L. E. Grant of Buxton Centre, while at play
near vicious horse, was knocked down by him,
and severely injured by his trampling upon her.
To morrow evening the ladies of the First Bap-
tist society will provide an antiquarian supper
at the lecture room of the church, and TO
which they most cordially invite the pub
lie. Supper will be served from six to eight
o'clock, and will be satisfactoryis all who attend.
This will be followed by an entertainment, Miss
Clara 2. Lincoln of North Vassalboro having
kindly consented to sing. Admission to supper
and entertainment, only twenty-five cents.
The Underground World" is the expressive title
OF new book, fresh from the pen Of Col. Thomas
w. Knox, well known in the literary world as a
sparkling and racy writer. an extensive traveller,
and long and favorably known as a contributor to
Harper's Magazine. Underground" as the name
indicates treats Of life below the earths surface,
subject which is comparatively new to the major
ity of people. II contains over one thousand pag-
es Of reading matter. is pfofusey illustrated hav
ing l25 fine engravings. 1t takes the reader
through every stage Of mining operations, gives
descriptions of the mines of California, Africa,
Australia, Russia, &C.; modern excavations of
ancient cities, caves and their mysteries, famous
tunnels of the world, explorations in the depths OF
the sea, underground life of man and the lower
animals, &c. This book is, in short, cyclopedia
of interesting facts never before presented in such
compact form, whole library in itself. Mr.. c.
c. Hunt has taken the agency for Augusta and
Hallowell for this valuable work, and we cordially
commend it to the people as both instructive and
interesting. He commences the canvass immed-
ately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31

Sportsmen say that wild rabbits are very plenty
around Togus. Four fine ones, shot in that vicin-
ity, were brought into this office yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31
Notice Of Assignee OF His Appointment.

NOtlcc OF ASS1gnee OF HIS appointment.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of Thomas NJ.
Weston and John l.. Welman
partne s, AS j. l.. Wellman Il ; In Bankruptcy.
Co.
Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS:
At Winthrop the twenty second day of October,
A. ID. 1871.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment as Assignee OF Thomas NJ Weston and
John H. wellman of Winthrop, in the County OF
kennebec and State of Ma ne, within said Dis
trict, who have been aojudged Bankrupts upon
the own petition, individually and as members Of
the firm of !. l.. W Gilman 4 Co., by the District
Court OF said District
ALANsON C. OTIS, Assignee.
oct3l- t3t&w3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31
FOREIGN.
Communication of Sentence.

LONDON, October 80. The Queen will grant
pardon to Alice Rhodes, and commute the death
sentence of the other Penge prisoners 10 imprison-
ment for life.
Denial.
The Masters Association deny that American
masons were induced to come to England by false
representations that the strike had ended.
Personal.
special to the Daily News from Alexandria
says Gen. Gordon is returning to Egyptian Sou
dan. 1t is reported he desires TO resign the gov
ernorship Of Soudan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31

The Capital Guards Of this city, give an Ami
versary Ball this "wednesday evening in Me-
oman Hall. This company has been eight years
in organ ization.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31
RuInOr.
NEW JERSEY.


ELIZABETH, October 80, Chief Leron Of this
city last night arrested at Morrstown, l.. Cass
Cspert, Airs Carpenter editor and proprietor of
the Columbian Union of Columbia, S. c., an
indictment for raising two notes from $500 to
$1,000, also for default of $4,000 in settlement with
the United States government. He ran away
from Columbia to Connecticut, then to New York,
tEen resided two weeks 10 this city. He will be
taken away at once on requisiton from Governor
Hampton.
Court Matters.
AT Elizabeth, New Jersey, to day, the jury were
unable to agree in the case of Nicholas Darby,
the striker, and he was dischars ed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31

THE SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD
TROUBLE.
The War Continues.
THE TABLES TURNED.
The fassumpsic Road Gets Full Posses.
sion of The Track.
MORE TEARING UP OF RAILS RY THE
OFFICIALS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31

On Monday afternoon the eldest daughter Of
Rev L. E. Grant of Buxton Centre, while at play
near vicious horse, was knocked down by him,
and severely injured by his trampling upon her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31
Reception at Richmond.

THE PEOPLE TURN OUT EN- MAs3E TO
RECEIVE HIM.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31
PRESIDENT HAYES.
His Visit to Richmond, Vir.
ginia.

Speeches BY the President and Secre-
taries Evaits and Sherman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-10-31

luc poys anu gTls Oh our SCHOOLS are trying 10
enjoy every minute Of their short vacation.
There was quite rush at the opening of the
auction in the New Block yesterday. where furni-
ture belonging TO Mr.. w. NJ. Thayer was being
sold by Mr.. Jones.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
[S1CifIO NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT STEAM
SHIP LINES

COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHirss..-,,
PAciflO NAIL AND PAHAAMA Transit 'iAA
4 SHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA. AUSLnaaSEA1 AUSSLrn.aE 70"
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA onEvUm, IT,, 49,
sailing from pier foot Canal e.; So ,,F rxSXMA
come ting for Central America and Soutn ssWIx ~
From SAN FRANCISCO 10 JArAN .,n,day Ary Juiy "A
fssm ffss%'sp sHN AFnSNcisco TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW
Steamship Observation-Disclosures. ....wsdnesosy July 10
For freight passage apply TO-, s.r,,.nd.nt
wM +. CLYDE& Co, or n. J. BuLiAi supenh'enaRsn''
@ Bowling ,'reen. pier i"o' ~"""' -. -
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMpASi'
sailing from pier 81 North River.
for NORFOLK, CITY POINT and EIcHMoND, TUES. s.
meeting the Virginia Air Line Atlantic
Line Piedmont Air Line. Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail-
road with the conpanys line TO interior points
In North Carolina and Virginia - -. y..e.iL,
7NEWBEkNE and WASHINGTON, N y wa Sor'o'A''
LEWES Del. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and Friday
road. =, 2 and af Tor RE B6rH BEACH.
PaAseneer er accom- odations unsurpassed -.
Through passenger tickets aud bills OF aont - ~
Iowest rates Insurance 10 Norfolk &C. ~ pei COW.
onice No. 1877 Greenwich st. N L. McCkhADf. rreNaen~
WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL, $. c.; BRUINS
w wick Ga and Fernandins Fla. sailing every Friday
from pier 20 East River. at 8 r. W. - - .
steamer CITY OF AUSTIN. Capt. STEvENS....- July
Tickets to all points In Florida
7 ''P'''' " G. II. MALLORY 4 CO..
Mat lanA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

The medium was silent for a while, and
then burst into a rhapsody Of prayer,
mixed up with all sorts Of perplexing
conundruma Of theology, delivered In o
tone becoming the heavy villain 10 q
Bowery melodrama. After this muified
voice was heard from within, and the
bearded believer on the outside asked,
aThat you, MesikaT The answer wRsin
the affirmative. "You must see Us in the
red light next time, Mesika. "Yah, yah.
Nc soon see you again, and bring the
flower that never die. Hoop.lal By by, .
and Mesika appeared 10 vanish.
He belonged to Pompeii,n observed
the believer to his next door neighbor-
bis face solemn and along as a string Of
Bologna sauSsages.
Quite time had now elapsed since
the medium went in, and with few IN.
natural or supernatural grunA he an.
nouDced that alllwas over, so the curtain
waa drawn aside and out be stepped In
the presence Of the committee. The
light which had been partly turned down
during the performance was now turned
on full and disclosed on the carpet be-
meath the canopy about dozen different
flowers with clustering leaves all fTesh
and aweetly smelling. The believers han.
ded them around reverently and the be-
lever with the big beard on being asked
the name Of one particular specimen, re-
piled that II had no name, that there was
nothing on earth like II, and that lie
soil was in the summer land.
A careful examination OF the leaves Of
several Of the flowers showed plainly
that they had beeu folded up, and that 10
being opened out the operator or medi-
nm had used bis wet thumb and iorelin.
ger. The perfection Of the flowers, espe.
clally Of the cumA rose and chrysAnlhe.
mums, Was little astonishing, II they
had been, as they must have been secreted
somewhere around his person that the
committee failed TO touch. Not petal
appeared to be disturbed, and they we're
a. fresh as ii just plucked from the ROd.
The believers appeared satisfied that the
whole thing was genuine, and went home
contented, while the skeptics were only
willing to admit that It was tolerably
smart trick Of juggling.
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FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now in rsOte, with the addition every
week OF uuOh aOvelaes as may be brought
out.
Gsntlen ren will end In my establishment
everythingthat is new, stylish or desirable
In matsrisl, both Of Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from $40 90 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be excSlled.
From my1ong experience in the business,
doing my own cutting. selling my OWE
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
expeu es are at the lowest point and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
Lam closing out my entire stock Of FUR
MsHNG GOODS at and beloy cost, to
discontinue that branch Of business.
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WEEKLY,
., NIL, N SdSOaes, po'taOs S''poh.
.......Vi wi six months s.:..;;..N @
II. n FJV......,..'..''.. .''''''''''''''s. veen'
~ Il IFt,,....., ........'.''...'.'''''s " eAen'
~ Il TWtnty .....,.,'''.' s''.,,.:.'.. ~ osen'
d CiG"s sitia topy to person EeItlnG Up Ciuo'
~ ~, pfitta arc inyaTiIhlN. Remit a
9li. iSSi,s or IcstofheO Money 0rdeEa and
~ ~ INIt n thsuS can 10 procured send the
W. \" 4 EsSlitsrOd Letter.
:. rrytI tIENCER will present. daily the
IHB " IL m departments, from all quarters o.
e. III, ) veil ~ a complete record Of local
srr;Ss8IvKIY 1, printed on THURSDAY. and ean
iBk Nh ne counter, In paid OnVelopes, ready
IasiIiss. RB-S Sad a copy 10 deSsRi JfttAdI
" ,.t,iipsi ,piIA Asi5I from hoaN
sIspIpEKS -PeFbonh delihng 70 have The
tVS.nT iSTTLuSIncER lOtt. regularly at their
p tI d The city and bubuEes,. can be
l..-I ~ leaving their address u Counting
~ AZ bI drop letter through the Poatofhee.
bSSSfKlBtTOBl.-Noa attention will DO paid
" 'tSTmoas communication; every article
~ y accompanied BY the writer's real name
ID IddfeaA'
,-.,,u L,,iHS for w Ia0uld b dddretlst "EtetO
ynsSSslN md IhOUId n NO cav. N dddrttltd 10
y :. ,SIi,[iual THa,tsr ottAeG rHI BY RdRlt.
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N. Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping csu
rom steu6enytlle and Columbus through sstEAo1d
eAaH9s 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, IndianapalS "a
D. L0uis and from Columbus 70 ChicaRo,
Inc pleasure Be0ker or .thoso peekinH HoNer a
az Resl shonld call 90 or Addres1 he HndeTSiSnsd
iot through time table,, maps, land Circular md
TURNER information. W. L. UBRIKN,
9enI NesSngG and TieEst Agent, Ao. No Eth
s9eeL Oollmon1 Ohio, myif
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;foNs or SUBSCRIPTION,


s,sl, IN SdtGns,, POiia0' fspasd
a % Three months,......s2 %
OK !'Ii,s... ''''''' % One month............ y
Is EEls,TI,ISHJ 81 Clnitrs 10 City lS0 Per"seh
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SE,iI.WEERLY.
WEEKLY.

.. ,sl, h udvonus, pOtieS. FTaia.
~ .. SIS % Six nSnthA' ~...",.sl 20
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
TNHE countenance is pale and
leaden.colored, with occasional
fushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thepupilsdilate ap azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eyc-Iid;
thenoseisirritated, swells, and some
lines bleeds aswelling ofthe upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
lining or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticul1rly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard I; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdryand convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper yaria.
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. MoLANE'S vERNGIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; til an innocent prepa.
ration, not fapa6le faoingMs slight
tsfiWHIy 10 tie most tenatr infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
mFUcE bears the signatures of C.
MoLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO TIL T. PUBLIC.


NEW YoRE, October lSt. 1871,
have devoted twenty years Of patient study 10
the Liver and It's relations to the human body, In
.earch Of remedy which would restore 1t, when
diseased, 10 IT, normal condition. The result Of
that labor has been the production Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Itttce pleasure in informing my custO.
mera aad the public in general, thatm
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TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC.

and protect them from vile impOsitlons, have
adopted new label, which bears my trademark
ADD notice Of is entry In the Once Of ih0 Librarian
Of Conptss, also my signature, thusi
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TIME TABLE-wHREL1Na 4 KIM GROVE
i RAILROADS.&C. and after Monday, Decarl-
Der 10. 1877. caTI viii run n folloWG
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TUFTS LIVER. PILLS.

Their popularity has become 90 extended and the
demand 20 great ii 10 induce interruptions parties
10 counterfeit them thereby RoBBIN6 NE Of Inc ro-
ward, and the afflicted Of their virtues,
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FINANCIAL.
JoHN K. DOrnToRp, Prut. Gro. ADAM, csshr.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.

900
This Bank I, ctg1llted and prepared 10 transact
tho business o. banking In al 10 details
II succeeds the Eint National Bank q WhoallnR,
q owned By the mme shareholder and d undR TIC
lne management.
By carefully regarding the iniSroIls Of IL Cor.
fsspondennand DepceitcrI, and b. prompt and
tIthinl execution o. their NiIho, II hopes 70 merit
their O1ieom and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
CcllsrsiO3l made On ali points throughout the
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check at sight 70.
eeiTed iion Bank, BankOs, HIms, Corporations
ocrtIae1iea q Deposit Issued payable gu demand
Interest allowed on Special Dspo4lh,
5SSa / s sSS'sasss $ $n = = s4 saRP
Wm: A. iO0tt John L Hobbs,
Ham, A: n; ASSa X T:,,r., &C DsNoy. a. ,.
D. c. LIN. JoHEYH sRYpoLLp.
HENRY K. LIN, GmsoN LAnB,
WA A. LIN, HEaHr ". LIT.
Bank Of Wheeling,
WHEELING, W. Val
Capital, ......- 100000.
Stockholders personally liable and representing
Receives Deposits and Discount, Paper.
:, Deals In Gold, Silver, COlA'DElfu and Sterling
sellI brAta on England, Ireland, France, aur.
many and Other prominent parts Of Europe.
BrysAnd sells Government, Stats, City and Rail.
road Bondl.
Interest paid on special Depoalts.
Special attention given 10 Collections
~ D. G LIST, President,
JOS. sEYb0LD, Assistant Gambler jAi5
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RRooMs-S00 DOZEN FANCY, VA.
m0Us 4 "a s LII is' iSs . "a iii Il S1 s
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steGtfnN1s AecOmHOdaiOn-Lsaves BaIlaire a
EIO ?; MI Bridgeport at as; and GrhEu a. Elsa-
Bridgeport Of SOS q. M.
Special accommodation trains leave Bellairo Il
Wy q N. and l2:G5 p. M bridgeport II S.46 .. N.
and !o9 ?. arrive at Martins Ferry 9:66 .. n.
ana Elo P N. Returning leave Martins HeFTyat
md $40 ?. M RTrve at BellhrS u ll;60 .. N, and
9b5 p. m.
Tickets to all principal points 10 the East ana
Mest an 10 procured at The Union Teket Otloa,
Mcclure houle, and at the station at Bridgeport.
my2s General Passenger and Ticket AGENT,
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sg CHEAPEST STORES IN THE CITY. ga
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,I.,. L,,trs for w IaOUld b GdireIlsd "FretO
g;it1LHa mi HOuM II NO eaIt n GddFSISsd 10
~ y II'[iual TsaI6sr OftaeG firm By RdRlt.
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= No, 1ItoPS q al Stations between WhSslinR and
S%HS@ asIIa 70 2 stops At ali ai0nS hSlssa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24
BLACK HILLS NOTES.
Champion, Nov. ls.

Judge Bennett delivered his lecture on
"Books and Their Authors" in the Con-
Rregational church Tuesday evening, to a
fair audience.
The placer asd quartz discoveries At
Rockerville are turning out very rich.
There are seven mills, having In the az
gregate 150 stamps, now crushing gold
bearing quartz, within a radius Of $50
yards Of the Champion Office.
Wambole, Gunderson & Co.'s ten stamp
mill at Lead City, is crushing ore from the
Old Abe.
A miner at Lead City fired two shots at
Mr. Creighton without either being efec-
tive. The shootist was intoxicated.
The time is not far distant when the
wives Of the quartz kings of tie Black
Hills will astonish the "outside world" by
the extrayagance, style and cost of thsll
dresses.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24
ABLAck HILLS ~ENrERra1sE.


The Black Hills Herald says that . com
'9any Of Omahs capitalists have been look.
ne the ground oysr ,thssrwesk between
Central City snd Lead Ind Central and III,
lower town with . view to build . circular
railway to take In the eight towns Of Ce..
trail City. Golden Qats, SAschor, Lesd City
Gold RIM. Deadwood, Gsyvilb aad soosh
Bend, and are very much plsassd with The
outlook. Tho party is hesasd - II.
James Creighton, q brother Of Tho dsceand
Edward Creighton. who built be ,sssgsaph
lines westward over the Rocky neastdps
from Omaha, Mr.. Creighton hss asoshsr
brother who Is d Lead City isdas Inter
ested IN mining property R-that locality.
The advantages Of road OF this kind a
easily demonstrated, and the project ia
regarded in Q much more favorable lisht
by the people Of the upper town thas the
one e On foot BY . ~. .SSlaaA men in
DesdS6od who would Ike to Ne Centnl
deprived Of her milling facilities to the
advantage Of thenselses. A circular. nod
Il the enc thing needfn1. viii pay from the
very start. and the Herald wishes the.e
enterprising Omaha men success in Their
undertaking.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24
BLACK HILLS DELEGATES.

WASHINGTON City. Nov. II, 1871.
To the Editor Of tie National Republican
In the edition of your paper Ut the 18th
instant appears the following paragraph:
The Hon. E. G. Brearly, tho newly
elected delegate from the proposed terri.
tory of Lincoln, which includes the Black
Hills country, is in town, urging it's early
organization upon the attention Of congress
The proposed territory comprises upward
of 100 miles square, and row has q popula.
ton of nearly 10000, principally voters
Mr.. Brearly has q host of friends in this
district"
Evidently you have fallen into error a,
to who is the accredited delegate from the
Black Hills, for the proposed territory 81
Lincoln.
At convention respecting the entire PEG.
pie of the proposed territory, held in Dead
wood on the 10th Of May, 1877. c. NJ
Meyer and myself were elected to represent
the people of that section of country during
the term Of the Forty-hfth congress. Sub.
sequent to the said convention DR.. Meyer
resigned ,tand the people in convention, on
the 29th of September, 1877, selected Judge
J. r. Whitehead to fill the vacancy, who i,
al present nv accredited colleague. As fol-
myself, l would not have noticed this mis-
take; but rs q faithful representative, hav.
inga trust reported in me. and in justice L
the constituency / have the honor 10 repre-
sen, l ask you to made this correction. Re.
spectfally.
HOWARD c. WALKER.
Delegate from Black Hills on new terri
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e tientiac combination d sone, ofAhe
,mnstf16ssfol restorative adents5 10 4he
Vegetable hisgdon. ~Itrsstores gray hal,
"a i4Prig ~ ~color.s It makes the scalp
,,Mhi6laa1GdDsAas IAtures dandruff and
Ihumsrs, and falling out of the hair. II
foreisnse TIE nutsisiya principle by which
" hair. = sA6asiSae63k dsupoprted. Il
makes the hair moist, solt, aud glossy, and
IL unsurpassed asa hair dresaUR It il
the most economical preparation, evef Of
Jared to the public, q its efFeols rsnain
y long time, making only an occasional
application necessarY, L il recommended
aud used BY si1inens nsdical men. and
officially endorsed BY the State Assayel
1t Massachusetts,. For sale bN eli dsa.
lers. Sold by Mills & Purdy tankt6n
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DISTRICT COUNT rRoCeED.Ne..

G = -. - & taf
Two Austrians we're naturalizcd ut half
past ono O'Clock.
The Gisl. of John Allen. charged with
tie mssder cf A A. Nichoais, IL still pro-
gressins. - 100
Michael Coyn plead rot guilty to al IN.
dicumsnt found By the territorial grand
jury. charging hin withSburglary. Gamble
Bro,hers are the couscil.
This afternoon, u 3 o'clock y. m,- Frank
ID. Lucas. indicted for killing "Cold Hsdd,"
a. Indian chief, appesrsdtn court with his
counsel, Oliver Shannon, I. f. Yves: and
Harry MacNamara, Esqs, and plead not
guilty 10 tho indictment.
The murder trial Of the Omitted States ~.
John Allen was continued Last evening until
ten O'Clock. The wife ian Indian squaw)
Of the murdered man. IA Nicholls, was
on the wie,neas sasd during sAe~hols even
ing. She gave her ,ss.ioeay in the Sioux
language, Alexis Young, Of Yankton A1ep'
y sctisg Is interpreter. In this case acting
U. 6. Attorney ]. =. Gamble is prosecuting
E~ehtSd'b2s his brother. r. J. Gamble, ECO
John Allen is ably defended by Col. g. c
Moody and 8. A. Boyles, Esq.
Dr.. II. d. Dodge, dentist, Dewit'sblock
| YanktOn. .