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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
FOREIGN.
Gen. MeIimott Removed For
Exceeding His Orders.
Official Report Of Russian Losses
on the 3lst Of August.
WAR ITEMS.

WAR ITEMS.
London, September 3-The Russians are
reported to have evacuated Selvi.
The porte has ordered that the forti6-
catione Of Adrianople lie completed before
winter and it is decided that they shall con.
sist Of "a detached forts.
1t is reported from Turnseverin that the
Russian division which will cross the Dan
ube and enter Servian territory is expected
there.
1t is believed Russian division with two
Roumanian divisions and the Servian Timok
corps will operate against Widdin and
Sofia.
The duke Of Edinburg arrived At Athen.
on the iron clad Sultan and visited the king
and queen. The British government, fear
ing he would seem to countenance the war
party, telcgraphed that he must leave i'm.
mediately. He left the same evening.
The Turks have begun to::evacuate Sukum
Kaleh.
Adrianople, September S.-IntelliRence
received from Schipka pass states that Sul.i-
man Pasha has gained more advantageous
position for his batteries on the heights sur.
rounding Fort Nicholas. Russian reinforce.
ments arrive during the night, the road to
Gabrova being com manded by Russian bat
teries.
London, September S-Further accounts
from Shnmla do not confirm the report that
Baker Pasha is missing. On the contrary
telegraphic Hassaulsr special says he has
been decorated with the order Of Osm.nli
II is stated that Grand Duke Michael
commanders in-chief of the Russian army in
Asia Minor has assumed command of Gen.
Melimofi's corps in person, that officer hay
ing been removed for exceeding his orders
Constantinoplc, September s.-The Turks
acknowledge the loss of Z, 600 men a, shickpa
Pass. Two thousand wounded reached
Adrianople yesterday.
Gornystuden. Aug. 3-The following Of
dcaal statement has been issued:
The Russian loss on the 3lst of August
was: Al Kahidtko. seven killed and -
wounded; at Pelisat. 30 officers and 1000
soldiers killed and wounded. The Turkish
loss is enormous Near the village of Peli
at alone 800 dead bodies were counted on
the 3lst ult.
The cannonade tntween Rus,chuk and
Gin'gevo ia con'isued No loss or damage
on our side expected.
London, Sept. e.--The Therapa c,rre..
pondent Of the Times communicates he
following;
Hobart rasAa writes to 10 I~vant Herald
declaring ss utterly 6csi,icos the put,liahed
desaiIs Of Al alleged light hsa~era The Turk
~ irca essd fihihos,esd aad ,Ae Rs.ias
nesssass s'samss v~aA rAe vu.rl., h.
says vsss ssv~ ui,hin too uail~ of each
saAss. TIE iroa oasd ssrsi~sa niy -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
coNFLAoRATIoNs.
A Destructive One ia New
York City.
A Couple Of smalIer Blaze. on the
a. Western Slope.
FIRES.
DEsTRUCTlvRFIAe IN NEW Yonk.

Onc cA"ONlis8 FIRE IN NEW YOHk.
New York, Sept. 81. r. Halc's piano
factory. on West 35h street, was entirely
destroyed BY fire this morning. II lsru.
mored that ten persons pcrisl.cd. The
flames extended to the south side of the
etreet. destroying the entire block between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues; also NJ. Con.
nolly's barrel factory, ]. G. Graham & Co.'s
silk factory. and several houses adjoining on
the south; also ]. Waters charcoal factory
north Of 35th street, and a block Of frame
houses on Tenth avenue. between 95th and
36th streets. A steam fire engine was
burned, the fremen being unable TO save Il,
The Post says the factories and other
buildings named 10 35th street were reduced
to ruins 10 ihree.fourths Of an hour. The
firemen made every excrtion possible, but
q lack Of water constantly hindered their
efforts. They succeeded before noon how.
ever 10 getting the fire under control. Al.
though 1t was then still burning fiercely in
some OF the buildlngs. The walls of
the brick buildings fell from time 10
time with heavy crashes. 1n the copfu.
SION prevailing It was impossible 10 Oh.
tain any details Of losses and very difficult
TO make even an approximate eatimate of
their total amount. The lowest estimate Of
the latter is million and many persons
place the amount much higher. 1t is re.
ported that many lives were lost, but ru.
mors on this point are very conflicting. IT
IL probable that some workmen in thu p;ano
factory were unable TO escape, but the mum.
Der is not yet known by any
The fire is believed 10 have broken out in
the fifth story Of the building, and it is
known that come workmen in the upper
stories had great difficulty in esc ,ping. One
workman named Edward Packmaster
jumped from the upper window and died in
few moments. A few other workmen
whose names were not ascertained, were
injured.
THE LATEST.
New York, Sept. 3.-N is reported that
one hundred lives have been lost in the fire
to-day at 10Th avenue and Both streets.
cnlNAMEN scoRcnEp.
San francisco. Sept. 3.-An Auburn
disoatch says fire yesterday morning de-
stroyed the Chinese quarters and number
Of business houses and residences on Sac.
ramento street. The loss ts UPWARDS of
thousand dollars. Insurance
light. The citizens are considering the ex
Of preventing the rebuilding Of
Chinatown IN lis old location.
RAILROAD PROPERTY BURNED.
A Salinas City dispatch says: The round.
house Of the Mon'erey s Salinas Valley
railroad burned last night. Loss twenty.
i've thousand dollars. 1t is supposed to be
inccndiary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
WASHINGTON.

POLITICAL.
Washington. Aug. 8.-The New York
republican association adjourned sine die
Saturday. 1n compliance with the presi
dents order, the funds of association, aftc,
the payment of oil outstanding obligations
were ordered TO be turned over to The 90,
diers' home at Bath, N. Y.
RuMORED NEsIGSATloN
Washington, Aug. .3.-Assis.ant Secretary
Of the Treasury Mccormick left this morn
ing for the north. A report is In circula.
tion that, owing 10 the onerous duties Of
his office he contemplates rcsigning the
present month. Neither the president nor
secretary of the treasury have been advised
Of such intention.
SNOW STORM.
Washington, September "a heavy
snow storm is now prevailing here. The
thermometer stands 81 at the hotels at the
base Of the mountain, where it is raining
hard.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
GENERAL NEWS.
A Heavy Snow Storm in
Washington.
An Interesting Test Case to Grow
out Of the St. Louis Riots Re.
garding the Freedom OF
Speech.
New Discoveries In Regard to State
Savings Securities.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A TEST CASE.

A TEST CASE.
st. Louis, September 3.-The J. English and
German sections Of the workingmen's party
this city contemplate the prosecution Of
20 iceman who arrested members of their
order At schuleya hall during the recen,
strike. They intend to make q ten, case
and sec, - they say, whether any ybody can
be arrested for simply holding a meeting
for free expression Of thought. They viii
also assenpt the release Of ,ho.e now IN
duFe~a BY knbea, corpus. A COMMITTEES ha.
ben appointed to confer with the granger,
Who mees here shortly on tho subject Of
political ocali'ioa vi,h ,he granger parry.
oarrrAhr.
Ch'cseo. Aas, 3-sss,e Scra,o, John
Early. Of Rockford. Ills. widely lse~s
through bin lseal sui, asaiass ,he nacA
d1rd y 1IxAsoed v~sseraay.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

1VS1Hs1Ss1 H0OvsN13V' 81
Chicago 6epe Bit was recentiy. dis.
covered that the American Exchange bank,
New York, held $4,000 Of South Park
bonds IN trust from the defupct State So.
vipgs. Thssgreemsas b which thsse were
held arrived Mis- uosnbs. .and !, I Slep,sd
,ihas ~ esais ssslaGav- wishaag lo n2Ss
money some nonths sIscs, deposited =
collateral Two hundred thousand in Chi.
csgo and Pacific binds, but ~ they deprc-
ciated, put in addition thereto the South
Park bonds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
LATEST eY MAIL.

II London Tines Viepoa dispatch
ssysthe feht for schipka paas is eeasnlly
hscouisg developed p operations O :
large Acale.
Ihs london Tina Bwaares. dispatch
,eSsJas TsiaSssnesasll ~ ~ GsG Anuse.
mae 10 Dobndsch 1--we brought up his
corps to effective stseasth about $1,000
men. 6e
McCurdy, Whose name VAS undeservedly
connected with The Ottmsu robbery, has
been reinstated t. bis employment In the
treasury department, and bis Innocence is
thus completely vindicated.
A storm Of wind and rain At the St. Louis
arsenal Friday afternoon did considerable
damage to the public store-house fences and
destroying large portion of the beautiful
ornamental trees upon the parade ground.
The most severe storm ever known there
passed over Cleveland Friday forenoon, &C.
companied by lightning, wind and hail.
Several roof we're blown of, trees broken
and uprooted and other property damaged.
Several steamers with large excursion par
ties we're ready to leave the harbor, but
before they got under way the storm burst.
Mehemet Ali Pasha telegraphs: On
Thursday morning strong column of our
troops from Rsserad and surinassohler at.
tackled The Russians near the village Of
Marahassoulev. fighting desperately. The
village was taken and retaken several times,
but finally carried by the Turks The enc.
my was defeated and retreated in disorder
Brigham Young's funeral occurred yes.
terday afternoon. The government of the
Mormon church has passed into the hands
Of the twelve apostles, len of whom will
he present at the funeral Two of them, j
F. Smith and Orson Pratt, are in Europe
1t is not likely there will be another prcsi
dent Of the church appointed for some
time.
-Four additional indictments we're found
at Columbia, s. c., last Friday, three against
J.. Cs.a Carpenter, late collector ri internal
revenue OF that state for forgery, and one
against Woodruff and jones' clerk Of the
senate and house and the principals in The
republican printing company, for fraudulent
ly raising bill for printing by which they
obtained over $4,000.
A St. Louis special from Paris, Texas,
SAYS: A fire br Ike out about 1 a. m. in the
City saloon, and spread rapidly on the east,
west and south sides of the public square
until about ten blocks Of business houses
and dwellings were consumed, including
three hotels. the postoff1ce, telegraph and
express Office The loss is estimated q,
one TO one and q half million dollars.
Senator Cockrell, of Missouri, writes to
the teasuary department urging the imme.
date appointment of some trustworthy,
honest and competent person to investigate
the claims of citizens OF Missouri against
the government for the use of horses, dwell.
ings, &c. by the federal army during the
war, in order that these claims might be
adjudcated and paid without unnecessary
delay.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
rON DAKOTA TERRITORY, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1877

spsss dhot, doing no harm. The captain
did ~ ksow be had injured the Russian
Asaner and he did not pursue her, AZ his
vaasi Vas over laden with deck cargo Of
euas and ammuaitios for Guliena.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
CRIME.
MURDERED his WIFE

MURDERED HIS WIFE
Cincinnati. Ane. 3.-Henry Sterry, sbont
"A years old. 4 moulder by occupation, shot
and probably fatally injured his wife in q
6t Of jealousy in Eden Park las, night.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20


AN ACT to provide tor the collec.
ton OF the outstanding revenue
for the fiscal year 1876.
Sec l. Be it enacted by the Leg
lsIature of the State of Mississippi,
That all lands delinquent for taxes
for the fiscal year 1876, and not
sold tor such delinquent taxes at
the time prescribed by law, shall b.
sold on the first Monday in March,
1871, after having been advertised
as now required by law. If tho
sale of such lands in any county
shall have been commenced but moi
completed at the time of the pass
are Of this act, the sales may be
suspended and the lands re.adver-
j.cd and sold as herein req ircd
provided the state shall not be held
liable Tor tho cost Of but one adver-
tislng fee.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted.
That the time for |re,purchasg OF
lands sold under The provisions OF
this act shall expire at the same
time as i such lands had been suld
TN the irst Monday m January Is.
Ia.
Section 3. Be il further enacted.
That ati tax collectors shall contn ,
ne 10 collect tho unpaid taNes u.
1876 on both realty and personally
IN the manner now prescribed b}
law.
Section /, Be it further enacted
That when lands shall have beer
sold to the State for taxes on the
first Monday Of January, 1877, o.
succeeding days, the owner or any
person interested in said lands ma,
pay the taxes on the same togothcI
with the costs that have accrueC
until the ii st Monday of March
1877, and the taX,colIectors shall re
lln in their possession the sale lis
Of all lands sold on tho first Mon
day of January, 1877, and receive
the taxes that may be pard thereon
together with the costs, and he shall
strike from said sale lists all land.
paid on, and shall Immediately at
ter SAID date March lst.,) file sait
lists for record as now required by
law.
Section 5. Enacting clause.
Approved, Jan. II, 1877.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20
~ HERIFF' s A L + E.


The state 81 Mississippi, uac &c.,
lNo. 14fOl vs., lVcnd. En-
W. NJ Conner ct al.
BY virtue Of the ahoye-statpd writ to mo
directed from the office OF the clerk of iho
Circuit Court of Noyubne county. I will m
-. : ,o--
' . 10Y u 'U'",'S' A. - lo'',
within ,he hours prescribed by law, in
rom ~ me t'urt 'iouSe door IN the town
" Nl.nA, IN sHd county, oppose to sale
at puhnc auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. gIi 'n9 right, ,tIn m. interest, the
~o"lrntHo,, WuiIlm " tonnor, has in and
10 the iolio wing described Lands;
One halt interest IN vacant lot, fraction
al block !, lot ! block II, north one third
lot y h.o kI', lot IN fractional block 10,
'own OF Macon.
All section | and east half of east half
Of section ?, township II, ra &c l6.
Southeast quarter and east half Of south
west quarter, md southwest quarter If
south west guar. see %, town ID, range lG,
Al! Of section Sand lots ), s, I, 8, ID, ID,
10 u III, section j, township IA, range IL.
North half of section Z, and west nalf Of
north west quatrcr md north east quarter
OF northwest GUAR. sec. Btown. IA, range II,
Lots 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, -, IL. IA, 10 and 8.
section 81, and lots ), II, u aud l3, sec
ton 50, township Is, range Il,
East half OF n0rth-eas quarter section 80
and north half see. 3G, town. II, range IL
80 acres in north end west half Of north
west quarter, section 81, town. Il. range II,
South half OF north east quarter and
southwest quarter of north west quarter of
section "a, and southeast quarter of north
east quarter Of sec. 26. town. IA, range Iii.
Southeast quarter and southwest quar-
ter and 5 acres in south end Of east half of
north west quar-. sec. 10, town. IA, range II.
Northeast quarter Of northeast quarter
and west half Of northeast quarter section
10, township II, range I6.
Southwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter of section I, township Ia, range II.
North half less 90 acres off south end uf
ives. half ofnorth- west quarter, sect, n 81,
and lots ., 3, 4, s., e., 8, 10, II, II, 10, "a,
Is, if and II, section %, and lots 3 and i,
section 81, township IA, range II.
Mill and improvements on Homestead,
section 81, township Il, range IL.
An south half, less 50 acres, section SO.
township ii, range Is
Mill and south vest quarter Of northeast
quarter, section /, township 10, range l6.
Also, all the right, title and interest, the
defendant, William p. Conner, has in and
to the following real and personal proper
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20
Letter from Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan. 18th 1877
correspondence of the Beacon,

WASHlNuTDN, ID. q. jan. 18TH loii'
correspondence of the Beocon.l
Dear B]eac0n:-I may say ! "was
out" in the recent unprecedented
snow storm. Leaving Mississippi,
on the morning of the New Year,
it was snow, sno y, nothing bnl
snow the entire "trip 10 the Capital.
But the cars were snug and warm,
and it was a comfortable reflection,
as we sped through Virginia, that
| was not then in the capacity of II
soldier, as was the case oimany OF
during the late war-trudging over
mountains and across broad plains,
with knapsack and muSkct " n the
beautiful, beautiful snow"
From a stud ed review OF the pc
litical "situation", l have no hcsl-
fancy in asserting that the fair
minded and conservative element
in both political parties, are dotor-
mined to have the matter settled
as the Constitution may provide,
and the law direct. Whist thcre
are some rampant, "bulI,dozing" Re
pnblicans in the Senate, they sire
too largely in the minority to seat
a Presiden', where open, paIpablc
fruad IL proven or plunge the coun-
try into a disastrous war. Prom
inent representative men, of both
parties, have stated to me that
congress will bring about a peace
"a! and satisfactory solution, aud
one that the masses OF our country
will endorse. Certainly Mr.. Til
den's supporters feel that the good
sense of the Conservatives IN the
Senate will prevail 10 the extent OF
inaugurating their candidate. AT
all events, it is generally conceded
thai Mr.. Ferry, the President VI
the Senate, will act only as an a
gent of both Houses to declare the
Teault Determined on by them.
Wade Hamilton is beraIed by
the Democrats for his open letter
10 Gov. Hayes. They say they
cannot conceive what the Cover
nor of Ohio has TODD with the gov
ernment of South Caralina' On fhc
other hand, Hampton's friends
c!a,m that when he "risos TO OK
p,ain", alter future Developments
his accusers will regret their abuse
of Hampton, md approve Of his
course.
Senator Coz kl
enting to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

In trying to prove intimidation,
the Raids have proved too much
II has acted like a boomerang ind
como back to them with fatal eff
feet. And now they wish to invcs,
tigate Mississippi. Let them try it.
iii S only apothc throw ofthe boom,
erang. They are evidently notSat-
Isfcd with their experiment in
Louisiana and when they gather
up their evidence in Mississippi,
the first men OF the State woul
not believe ninetenths of,thcir VII
ncsses under oath.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

A rotund, well fed looking per-
sonage arrived here last week, rep.
resenting himself as a deputy Ser
gOant at arms of the U. S. Senate.
He remarked to his host here, that
he was taking evidence for tho
Hon. MIR. Lamar, but an his asso-
ci att ons were altogether with tie
leading Radicals, it Is supposed bo
is taking notes the other way, es-
pecially as he took deputy clerk
Kennon with him to Washington,
probably as a wltnOss. Now we
whuld like to hear again from tho
New York Times.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20
AT COST FUR CASH

Now is tho time to mako a rush
on + Patty II Co. Tor Dry Goods
Ladies' Dress Goods and Gents
Shawls. Mons and Boys Clothing
and everything else in the Dry
Goods Department. All thor
Goods are to he sold at Cost.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

Civilization is prolific of con-
trast, it builds churches aud liq-
uor saloons, 1T organizes nests OF
CAMPERS and young mems chris
tan associations, it originates all
manner OF ~absurditics and a GER
taiu class OF proprletleS, IT profess
cs Il code OF morals, while it de-
moralizes with its singular requir d.
mcuts OF fashion and tosto. 1t fur
nishes both the bane and antidotc
for our intellectual nature, the
prayer book and the dime novel arc
found together on our book tables,
and .the:.scientiic lecture and the
vulgar negro minstrel exhibition
cater alike to the eSthotiC wants o!
our educated people. Outside OF
all these il furnishes the broad con-
trast of riches and poverty, OF viz
tue and vice, so it IS difficult to tell
whether the world has really gain
cd or Jest by carrying civilization
beyond L certain poin', for tho eli
max once reached, q step farther
seems to lead it downward. 1t ia
the history of all civilizations, to
have gone through the different
stages Of progress, s]pleudor and de
cadence. Neither their political or
religious structure have exempted
them from the memorable fate that
seems to be the worAlg out Of GER
tain means to Il certain end. Re
forms for a while may stay or re
tard the conclusion of the last at
Of the drama, but as surely IS ii has
always come, 50 it viii GENE TO us
in time, and Il new order Of things
will C mmence its work GU the ru-
ms of the old. 1t is no longer po-
Iitical horesy to doubt the stabili.
ty of our government, it is no lon
ger religions hcrosy, to doubt what
Il few decades Stree, was accepted
by scioucc and religion without re.
servo or contradiction. Free
thought has proved an enemy 70
old croeds and old systems, and
while it has toppIed over the grim
superstitlons of the ages behind, Al
tie same time, has given rain and
license to extravaganza, luxury and
immortality.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

The case of ahc State, vs.. Os.
car Pollard, for homicide Of J, NJ
Carlisle, has been on trial before
Justice Slaughter, at McJver Hall,
since Monday, and is attracting
much attention. Gen, Ruben Da-
Wis, and Houston & Reynolds, of
Aberdeen, and Buchanan & Hous-
ton, of OkolOna, constitutes the
counsel for the prosecution. The
defense is represented by Gou. W.
f. Tucker, and Col. A. Y. Harper,
Of this city.-Okolona States.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

VALuApLE $GD5 FaEE--PrDf
STEELE, agriculttal editor of the No.
bile Register, an editor OF the Jour-
nal Of Progress, Is now senclng gu.
in dollar parse, hundreds ofpack
ages Of roro gfdon and tree seeds
chuias, etc, 1c. Send in your
name on Il pdial card addressed
Journal Of pro,rcss, Mobile, Ala9
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

We ara not we'll posted on points
OF theology, and would like to
know why a walking stick is gener
ally accompanied by Il cord preach.
err They are absolutely insoI ara.
bic, and if any of our readers viii
show us 4 colord individual -four
inning these extra aids to loco.
motion, who ls not Il so cafIcd
preacher, we will present him with
q chrome at once
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20
TERMS CT TUITION.
KLAUS CLEARING Oir siLE.

CLAUS & BROS, Scmi.Annu
al Clearing Sale, commences Mon,
day and continues Thirty Dn -
and all Wooden Goods, Ladies'
Dress Goods, and especially Cloth.
ing are to be sold at cost. Garry
the money with you and you can
make your own bargain
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

Kellogg. Packard aud Co., are as
Sfcc'ualIy bottled up in the State
House 1t New Orleans as Ben But.
tier was at Bermuda LluOdredS-
there authority is cilcumscribed by
the doors and windows OF that cdi-
fee and their constituency is con
fined to Il few guards and retancrs
within ITS walls. They r inst as
incapable OF mischief as if they
were in an island in the center OF
the Pacific. The Radical Lcgista.
turc has been amusing itself with
the farce OF elccting kellogg aud
Antoine u. S, Senators.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-20

The richest joke of the season il
Packard proclamation, calling on
the s"conspirators" which means
the only Government in Louisiana
that las any real existence, to "dis'
band" At the last accounts the
outstanding" had not commence.