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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
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4 O'clock. p. IA.
CONDENSED TELEGRAHs.-

rf
William Kay Mel was hanged on ,hs
26.h at Albany, orgon, forIihe murder Of
Seth w, Hayes,
The Rochester Chronicle says of Senator
Morsons spsech 4: Every sen,encs lipgs
like the AMI .stfuck With the hammer
The speech fkst OF snsnswho teo.ns III
compromise and means business,
The question Of the remosal OF the STATE
capital Of Pennsylyanis comes mp a9aln il
the Pcnnsyl ylvania legislature a rhlladel
phia member has int oduced bill to sub
nit the question Of removal to the people
A St. Petersburg special says that at ,
council of Russian ministersrlhe Cmr pre-
siding, held On The 25th. he question came
up of disarming the recently nobilized
troops. The question 10 now under.discus-
sion
1t is stated very positively by person,
supposed to be acquainisd With tke inten-
ions. of Judge Davis, thai. .he.will not resign
his seat on the supreme bench until the
lth Of March, when his senstorial term
will begin.
Sexton and Slossor viii play billiard
hatch In Galveston next Wednesday night,
POO points, $1,000 side. The match is
Iona tide, sosson Il hacked Hawkins, cot
on factor OF Galveston; Sexton is bscked
y Dufleld and Chapman.
A Cheyenne dispatch Of Friday says that
hrec men were overwhelmed and carried
own the mountain near the Centennial
line Yesterday BY snow slide, OF them
hos. Hodgson, of Holland, Mich, Was
illed. The other two, Capt. Kslly and
eo. r Davis, escaped with sligh, injury.
1he avalanche was set In motion by the
fscharge Of blast In prospect hole.
A pe.ision vas fled Thur,dsy, IL Chlca
}, by Hsary n Bacon for Tia salssof the
ock ofStLe Brunswick s.epkanl1 HsIt
lizard company The assess ire ~ forth
consisting Of billiard tables completed
bd In an incomplete condition; materials
r the manufacture Of billiard tables; q lot
second hand tables, racks, balls, cues,
\ ace and factory furniture and fixtures.
B Jefferson Davis has bsen In Nenphb 10
\ fend suit wherein 1t is charged
was q partner In the default
g book. house Of Boyle i
,apman. Tho parties to the suis claim
pt Mr. Davis put $4,000 into the con.
IN two years ago, drew ont t60, 900 Ia
pits. and now, since the frm failed,
inns only to have loaned it moneysto keep
It's business. - - ss5assA - ! = ~ = 4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
Ie Electoral Commission Bill
Signed and Defended hy
the President.
rious Illness and Reported
Death Of Hon. A. H. Ste NJ
phens.
ucus Of Republican Senators
to 6slest lSnabers q Tie
Electoral Z Commission. =
wAl.sHl1IuroK.

WAS IT A sURRENDRR.
y Vashington Jan. Tho repub-
10 senator's were in caucus to-day
Fly two hours, and without coming
my oonclusiop adjourned ill 8
|ock. m wkok time sv.a eons
bed in : general discussion, first
ether the passage Of the electoral
was : republican surrender and.
|econd, whether tho republican
hbers of the commission should
pist Of advocates of tho 20 called
render or Of the opponsuts Of the
fhe democratic senator's may not
He caucus ~ it seems to be an.
btood that Thurman and Bayard
be selected to represent them on
commission,
II sIo
STErnENs.
E.lex. 81. Stephens is dying 81
Ric neuralgia. He suffers great
u, which is only partially relieved
sub -eatenepus injections. His
Ia remains dlear. A
Tho president in his nessaae lap.
Hing the act Peeviaing for the
3 THE MESSAGE OF APpRovAI..
ht Of electoral vote, says, he be.
ss the bill gives assurance that
resalt ofthe elec.ions will be &C.
Jed withoat rssistaDssS fao.s B IL
thc disappointed ux1ztif
and that the highest officer shall
bold bis place with ! questioned
of right, The message sl.o al
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
FATAL cH1NEsE ouARRII

+ ATAL cH1NEsE QUARREL
Now York Jan. 29-Three China
|n,aa qussre'ed yesterday ID No. 4 Z
'Forsyths stseets while distributing
their earnings from the sale of cigars
and one of them, Ah Fong, was fatal
" struck with Ratchet.
A PRESENT TO THE rorE. s
b New York Jan. 29-Cardinal Nc
Clocky, by circnlar, invites the faith
full of his arch diocese to unite, ac-
.cording to their means with their
Catholic brsthrsu In presenting !
worthy testimonial Of their 6lial hon.
age and affection to our most holy
father, on his golden Jubilee or the
ffeiesh snnivsusry Of his episcopate
which win be on the, 2fst Of next
May.
= HE HAS 81 GNED 1T.
New York, Jan. ga Washing.
ton dispatch says the president signed
the electoral bill u IL no to-day.
The Mutual Life, insurance com.
pany Of Newark, N. T., has gone
out Of business. Its thirteen thou
sand policy holders have been rein.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29

ludes to the imminent peril the conn
try has escaped through The adoption
o1the act.
The document iurther,declares that
the president Of the senate had, in no
instance, exercised the power Of de-
Gliding disputed returns. In such case
as this, where the rcsuls is involved
in doubt, it is the duty Of the law
masking power to provide, in advance,
la sfnlmode of settling lac difficulty.
Ono Of two candidates must have
been elected, aud it would be de-
tplorable sight to witness controversy
fas to which should receive or hold the
office.
No party or citizen, loving The
country, can sacrifice too much in
preserving L. Tfafe liberty and pro-
gress can only exist through cheer
full Obedience to the constitutional
law. The, bill is calculated TO meet
the present question. The country
needs and requires peace and harmo-
ny between all sections.
STEPHENS DEAD.
Washington, Jan. 29-Alexander
u Stephens, representative from
Georeis, is dead.
I'd s CORRECTION.
Atk2:40 p. MI, there seemed to be
an improvement in the condition Of
Representative Stephens.
SUPREME COURT ADJOURNED.
The supreme court adjourned till
the 10th Of February on account Of
the Withdrawal Of fve OF the justices
to form the judicial branch OF the
tripar,ite electoral commission.
~ THE INVESTIGATION.
Washington, Jan. 29-The house
-eommittee on powers, etc, recalled
Kenner, Of the Louisiana retur ming
board, when Lawrence objected TO
his farther examination on the ground
that the committee had no right to
produce witness in the custody Of
the sergeant-at-aIms for contempt
without consent Of the house. The
objection was over-ruled, to ).
The witness had no doubt Of the
originality OF the retuns from v-ef-
non parish on which he had written
the word compile Had no. thought
why 17S votes had been transferred
from the Tlllcn to the Hayes side.
Know of nothing done to the returns
in the board of Louisiana.
The committee sent for the papers
upon which Kenner's examination
was based in a-rder to examine the
witness who brought them from Nex.
Orleans and the committee adjourned
for short time.
faS@ " 8s gE4 IS !. W8sss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
FOREIGN
TURKEY.

Consiantinoplc, jan. a0-Thc serv-
ian government requests that the OF
toman ambassador at Vienna enter
into negotiations with the Seryisn
diplomatic agent there, having no rep
reseata'ive at Const aatinsple.
The Prince Of Montenegro has noi
yet replied to the invitation 10 trea,
for peace directly with the Porte.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29

SEND Dc 70 @. P. RowELL : CO., New YorA
- lot panphlSt Of Toe paxss, containing Iist
l90O revspApers, and ert!niafes showing costa
saSsfAsinRS d1WlyhAS, WY
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
HOUSE


Banning introduced bill fixing the
time for the regular meetings Of con
gress. It provides that the first scs.
sion Of every congress sha Il begin on
the 18th Of March. Referred.
Hubbell introduced a bill charter
ing a-ffeight railroad company from
the Atlantic to the Missouri river.
After the morning hour The house
considered the bill authorizing The
secretary Of the treasury 70 pay Jas
.. Eads, constructor Of jetties at the
mouth of the Mississippi, half mil !
lion dollars. Buckner's amendment,
directing the payment in United
States bonds was rejected, yeas, IS;
nays, 162. The Bill then went over.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29

William Kay Mel was hanged on the
2esh at Albany, orgon, for the murder Of
Seth w. Hayes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
CONGRESS
SENATE

ZEN ATT
Washington, Jan. s.9-Roberstor
addressed the senate on the resolution
recognizing the Hampton government
in South Carolina, denying that any
intimidation prevailed except Of
publican negroes over colored demo.
Gratis, which he believed was consid
erable.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
Attempt to Pass Forged Checks,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 1O.-Four OF
five days ago man purperting to be South
for his health, went to the First National
Bank of this city, stating that he wished to
invest money until spring, when he wanted
it back to go to Europe, be deposited for
collection five checks for $4,000 each, drawn
by the First National Bank of Lowell, Mass.
on the First National Bank of Boston.
After depositing he desired $4,000 in cash
to go to neighboriug point to invest, and
would leave the remainder to his credit.
The checks we're regular bank checks, num-
bered and signed with what appeared to be
the signatures OF the proper Lowell Bank
officials. The cashier of the First National
Bank declined to advance the money until
he could hear by telegraph from the Lowell
Bank.
The next morning be received a telegram
stating that the checks were forgeries. The
party who deposited the checks gave his
name as Thomas II. Morgan, of Massachu-
setts, and left on the first train after the
telegram was sent to Lowell, and has never
returned here. As far as ascertained, no.
body was vicimized here. Morgan is re-
spectacle looking man, short grey whiskers.
appears to be about fifty five years of age,
and talks witls strong New England &C.
rent
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
POltCe Court.

Daniel Coulk was arranged before His
Honor on the charge of vagrancy. He could
not show any visible means of support, and
was sent over to New Castle for 80 days.
Edward Kelley, another wanderer without
a penny, was sent over for 60 days.
John Gallagher took too much benzine
inwardly, and was unable to navigate
straight, when policeman stepped up and
assisted him to the lock up. He was dis
charged by paying the costs In the case.
Edward Van Sick was marched out on
the charge of disorderly conduct. The charge
was sustained, and he was fined 50 90 and
costs. Not having a sufficient amount of
the filth lucre about his clothes to pay the
fine, he was sent to jail.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
Ane President On New o.,....
A6airs. 70.


NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The He,.,d,.
washington despatch ssys:-Pre.id.,.
'rane' In conversation with leading r..
publican Senator this evening, s.id' vhsn 1
asked what he was going to do in r.g.rd ,,i1
20 Inc difficulty in New Orleans tn.t
ne was not going to interfere or have anv.
,nlne to do with the political aftstrs 81
.sulslana until they came constitution.,1v
oelore MIN. Some Of the Republicans ba.
naved badly there, and he was no. so,rn
10 mix himself up with their troubl.s n
xooid act only as fortified by law, and when
tne law called on him as the Execnt,vs - -
do so. A'''e :"
coNsULs RECOGNIZED.
Ine President has recognised George A.
Won Lingen as Consul of the German En-
pre- At Baltimore, Md, and ]. E. Halebeck
a. Consul OF Nicarsuga at San Frspcisco
California. o'eo'
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
Fire In Newton,

NEWTON, Jan. 10.-Demorest & Clark 8
furniture and undertaking store was burned
o-day. Loss $4,000. 8. Halsted Shafcr,
the proprietor of book store, was crushed
to death, and Hubbard Stevens was badly
injured. Theodore Morford and L. D. Ro-
senbranz were slightly injured. Ambrose
Williams and John Massaker were injured
by falling wall.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
Grand Opsra Ho,ssa.

The Marionetts at the above place of
amusements drew quite crowded house
last night, and the applause Of those present
proves conclusive that all were well pleased
with tho performance. They will remain
for two nights longer and all who fail 10
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
CE-VALDOSTA INSTITUTE FOR
BALE;

valuable property, situated In q
Town Ia southern Georgia, on the
e faiirO I'd from Savannah to t'lori.
eied nta bargain, either for sale or
lor property In q city In one of
lle States.
contains three acres, upon whica
nStitute Building u by 81 feet, two
Ugh, having q scRvolroo,n, recita.
music rooms, dining rooms wide
!ambers and kitchen, servants,
aDle, barn and oil necessary out
and a vegetable garden.
utute is furnished, and the school
operation with about sixty schol-
cndance.
0perty is offered for sale, because
OF the lady who owns it has
ticulars apply to
EORGE TROUP MAXWELL,
New Castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
NetC Saloon.

The advertisement of w. 8. Downing's
restaurant, will be found in our advertising
columns. Mr.. D. has refltted and started
the old place on Sixth and Market streets,
and Is now ready to entertain his friends
with good square meal or first class
dinner.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
ADan0erous Counterfeit.

A most dangerous counterfeit silver half
dollar is now in circulation. This bogus
coin is composed of black tin and other in
gradients, has the ring of the genuine
metal, and is not affected by acids. Our
look out for them.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
=. u
over the Gable.
A NEW BoNAPART1sr cRusADr

LONDON, Jan. 10.-The Bonaparti.ts IN
france, or portion of them, seem to have
determined upon new plan of operation.
reehng that inaction means death to their
cause ana that every day of rest for the Re-
puollc enables 1t to strike deeper root into
the soil of France, they have apparently de-.
'ermined to keep 1t in state of continual
s'flle anu turmoil. Their only hope, If they
nave any, is In ceaseless activity and aeita-
'lon' and If they can find no other way to
keep themselves and their cause before the
people they can at all times provoke pros
ecutlop In the law courts. The reckless
ana mendacious bravo of the Partisan ,;ress
Paul de Cassagnac, is the pioneer of the new
crusade against republ:canism, and he
opens the attack in characters.
tic fassion.
APPEALS TO TURKISH REASON.
A despatch from Const autinop!e saws
"At Mondays sitting of the Conference
the European Plenipotentiaries pointed out
thas several points of the proposals Of the
fowers formed part of the Andrassy note,
and the Turkish representatives Indicated
their willingness to enter into discussion on
the basis OF that note. II is believed that
at to-day's sitting the plenipotentiaries will
make last appeal to the Turkish represen-
tatives to discuss the proposals of the Pow
ers."
RouMANIA THROWS OFF THE YOKE,
VIENNA, Jan. 10.-Roumania has official
ly announced herself as freed from vassal-
age, on account Of her rights being violated
by the provisions Of the new Ottoman Con-
stitution. s.s.
sERvIA FOR PEACE.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-A Berlin despatch saws
the National zeitung states that Servia is
negotiating for peace directly with the Porte
on the basis of the status quo and their
maintenance of the Treaty of Paris. The
Porte is favorable to this scheme. The Ma
tional Zeitung says the German Ambassa.
dor at Constantinople is about to be recalled
and no successor will be appointed,
NAUGHTY TURK.
Midhat Pacha at his interview with Lord
declared that Europe was foolish
to continue to annoy Turkey, az general
war might thereby result.
RUSSIAN LOAN.
A despatch from Berlin says It is announ-
cei that, whether there be war or not, the
Russian government proposes raising new
loan in the spring.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

The rumor seems well founded that q
number Of prominent citizens Of Balti-
more have resolved to erect q monument to
The memory Of the late DR.. ]. w. Bull, dis
coverer OF that wonderful remedy, DE-
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
r. RAYS FERRY,

t0OO Can't be made by every agent
QCJS every month in the business we
furnish, but those willing to work can
easily earn = dozen dollars n day right in
their own localities. Have no room to
explain here. Business pleasant and hon
we'll as men. We will furnish you a COM
plete outfit free. Ihebusiness rays better
an as ything else. We Will bear expens Q
OF starting you. Particulars free Write
and see, Farmers and mechanics. their
sons ant daughters. and all classes in need
of paying work at home, should write to
us and learn all about the work al once
Now Is the time, Don't delay. Address
TRUE & Co..
janhtf Augusta, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
ER DEPARTMENT., J
20. 100 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.

US for 1877 are how ready, and pay.
ITe Registrars Office, 1000 Mark 81
Ihe law requires that all bills paid
iore the 3lst day of January 1877,
ot me bill; those paii during TIE
Ol February, five per cent. addition.
nose paid during the month OF
zen per cent. additional, and all
naming unpaid on the first day OF
Ron, the Registrar Is required to
lerrules Withdrawn and suit in
lor the rec very Of the amount due
wafer will not be let into such
until such arrears with assess
nd two dollars, for drawing ferrules
ace hours from 0 A. NJ. to 4P. M,
WILLIAM =. HAYES,
mari Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

Regular Monthly Meeting cfthe I, ,M.O.A,
The regular monthly meeting ofthe Young
Mems Christian Association will be held in
their room, 837 Market street, this (Thurs-
day evening, at 7:3O o'clock. All members
are earnestly requested to be present, as
business of importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

md MASQUERADE BALL FUN
~ tn = MILLION. Anton Henze &
peclfuliy announce that they will
rand entertainment, of the above
tlon, on January l5,lS77, at Saville's
Pc, ana wish 10 assure the pu blic.
2 pains will be spared to make it q
Sdellghtful and satiyacl ni-
species of recreation, and
Peht not only for tn. young.
oiaer persons. who wish to revive
ctions of tkeir juvenile days. Mr.,
long experience, and well known
matlers OF this kind, should, and
Frs VIII, prove an ample guarantee
most agreeable time may be expec.
Ont iIo1ss the opportunity. Come
PIE all.
ANTON HEN ZE l. Co
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
LOST AND FOUND
NOTICES.

FICE.-The Family story Paper, pub
Iishe1 by Norman l.. Munro 4 Co., "A
man st N. Y, one of the most readable
! Journals that reach OR Office. Every
/ 1t IL brimful of choice reading mat
Ind is mail d tsany address IN the re-
of the subscription price, $500 The
shers this year offer great Inc. cemen,s
Pscr bers, asptendidly pr nted illusi ra-
away. Each numbsr of the paper will
companied by part OF the work until
(nlshed. JlOIf
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

.. to g. r. ROWELL T. co New
Cr pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain.
oVv newspapers, and estilnateS
ost of advertising, n ,E
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

NAcnols Marching ON the state House
-FsckaFd Bar loaded Within.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-A column o1
nfty Nichols militia are now moving on the
state House to take charge ofthe Auditor
and Treasury offices. Packard still is bar.
ricaded within.
GOVERNOR PAoKARD's DESPATCH TO sENA
TOR WEST.
NEW York, Jan. 10.-A Washington
special to the "Times" -"senator West
received last night the following despatch
from Governor Packard, dated New Orleans,
10 P. NJ
"'Upwards of $500 armed White Lea
euers are still parading the streets. Nichols,
OF course, claims his mob to be militia and
not an unauthorized armed body. They
have capl ured the Central Police Station
and the State Arse nal, with all the arms,
including two batteries.
The State House is now invested bv
armed men, deaying egress and ingress
Inc peace cannot be maintained without the
recognition of the legal Government.
8. B. PACKARD"
About s O'Clock P. NJ, General Ogden,
who had kept his men massed upon the
Levee, received orders to dismiss his COM
mand, which Immediately formed into line
and marched up town amid the cheers of the
people, who lined the streets. They made a
detour towards Rampant street, which took
them past Ex-Governor Kellogg's residence.
By P. NJ. the forces were all dismissed and
the city perfectly quiet in charge of the new
police.
THE PEACEFUL REvoLUTIoN-THE LEGIs-
LATURE-MlL1TIA DISMISSED.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Herald's New
Orleans special last night says:-Late in the
afternoon several deserters from the Packard
police went over to the Nichols militia.
During the day the Legislature met in ses-
sion and attempted to ballot for Senator,
but Yarmouth Withdrawing with his friends,
broke the quorum.
Only one casualty occurred, and that at
the Arsenal, where a soldier was wounded
in the leg by the accidental discharge of his
musket. The arsenal when captured con-
tanned two Gatling guns, three brass Napo-
Icons and about 900 stand of small arms,
Of these about 800 were Immediately issued
to unarmed companies. Two companies are
in charge for the night. These, with q
picked Gordon around the State House, which
permits any body to leave but no one to enter,
constitute the only force on duty.
Before the column moved down to the
court buildings this morning detachment
of sharpshooters were detailed by General
Ogden, who took position upon the roofs
and galleries of all adjacent houses COM
mandipg the position.
CITY QU1ET-No DISORDER LAST NIGHT.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-At this writing
(9.30 a. N.Y. the city is perfectly quiet, and
with the exception of few armed guards
patrolling the streets, and the white ribbon
badges Of the Nichols police, there is moth
ing to indicate the events which transpired
yesterday. Not single case of violence or
disorder occurred during the night, as far
as I know. There is no indication of a
gathering of the armed hosts Of yesterday.
Both sides are exceedingly reticent in regard
to their intention, and nothing is known of
them outside their trusted friends.
-0S0-
AffAmnf tO Pass ENrQan Oh hecks
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

rICE.-The annual election of the
Delaware Society for the Prevention
betty to Animals, will be held at the
of the Society, No. WestSixth street,
2 to 3 o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon,
Eth inst, t. aet elect D., President, r tifsy
" Managers, to serve the ensuing
g. W. NIELDS, Secretary.
the close of the election at 3 o'clock,
will be meeting of the newly elected
kers for Organiza' ion. j9twam
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11
Tho AshtAbulA Disaster.

New YORK, Jan. 10.-An Ashtabula des.
patch says Mayor Hepburn reports that be-
tween $500 and s4O0 worth of property has
already been recovered. A committee of
civil engineers from various parts of the
country have volunteered their services to
thoroughly investigate the cause of the fall
lug bridge. This committee is already on
the ground, and commenced their work to.
day, but owing to the severe cold, their pro-
gress is slow.
, Rev. DR.. Fulton said Charles Dickens
ID. in hell, but Rev. Pheoe Hanaford Gays.
be is In heaven. ass;s M X a +
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

nR, WALES, has returned to his resi-
~ denos, Cor. Eighth and Kjne streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

REG lSTER NOTICE-ALL PER-
)ONS owning OR having dogs about
pre mises, are required to have them
krly registered, between the lst and
January. After the latter date the
ence will be strictly enforced against
FIST cred dogs. JAMES O'TOOLE,
If Chief of tolice.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-11

R!CE.-Fairf for the benefit of st. Peters
Church, New castle. ell now open
basement of the church. Come and
Dur Christmas presents. dec25-mws