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DTsTILLERs COMBINING.
4 scheme to Control the Entire Alcoholic Pro-
duet Of the nited States.

CHICAGO Feb. 2l.-The Tribune Of thi, city
says that "a -cheme, originating in Cincinnati
has taken shape, the object being 10 form u CONF
bination OF distliers strong enough to control
the product Of tho entire country. Galf pi GIN
cinnuti. who owns one Of the largo di-tll"rh's
in the United States. came to Chicago about
three weeks ngu To- hold conference with tn"
Chicago distiller-. After consultations II was
agreed. the Chieagp ana Cincinnati parties
Speaking for themselves only. that comblna-
ton hr formed Ou tine following basis;
All M" distillDr- to form an association, 10
viii h shall Doe reported the surveyed cupa 'ty
Of each house. lNrY hnu-rto Ice alloWrdto run
or MT rs the lrpiri tor may deem best. on
condition that for cH ID and every gallon of tax
paid goods put on IA" market Ten &c nts shall be-
deposited t. the credit Of III" association in
some e-ienuted bank in each city in VIII IN a
dirti'lrry j. -iiuut.d Onthc IL and 10Th %, 90. Ia
month a general clearing shall be made, and IN"
profits divided pro rata, a'ror Ing 20 the cipd-
cIty. II l. claimed that on this hhsi- there
Wll be- no opportunity ior "a successful violation
the rDvenu" oifl'rof each district Will show the
wnurrabout, Of the discrepancy II there u" any.
Til" frequency of the settlements Will tend 20
keep the business we'll in hand. A. the profits
increase OF decrease. So will the production, 1t
Is proposed So 20 regulate tn" supply that each
dlstillcry. whether in operation or not. Will re-
aliH for - owner an annual proht u from
s2u.uuU 10 Sju.OOU.
This is. however. not all that the association
cont"lrrlHto. They propose 70 make Il the
closest kind ot corporation. All patents Of
any read value i'm the business Of Installation
VIII b" controlled hy them ~ far ~ possible.
They Will cndnaNOr 10 secure legislation of such
a clara ter a. will dchar small operators from
omhHrklns In the business. And 10 secure this
contemplating going into the hl~nc-- 10y thr
erection Oi n'W house, shall give tho depart
mont sis months NOT .', entering int the fullest
and mnuir-t details concerning the location
4 g.. a
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CLOSING IN on THE RING.


One Of the largest rcctiliors of whi-kcy in
Chicago at the time Secretary Bris'ow began his
rand on the Ring was Parker r, Mason. He was
rcputed TO bee immensely wealthy did IA rushing
business, and WIS "a shining light among the
politicians Of the Western metropolis. While
the investigations were in progress. Mr.. Roger
NJ Sherman, Assistant United States District
Attorney Of this city. WAS sent out West To
gather cyid' ncr against the RING, and boior" he
went It was ihtimHtnd 10 him that Mason who
WAS known 10y the authorities to have shipped
largo quantities of prrtrd, not tO say crook
ed" whskey-tO certain firms in New York
would tell all he knew about the violations Of
tine revenue ON the promise OF personal ilnlnu-
nifty from prosecution and punishment.
Mr. sherman met Nilsson, hut could mo-, pro-
cure from him important lniurmatlo on Mason
ncknowlrdlsed thnt he had shipped crQoked'
whiskcy 10 New York. but said mat the dealers
character Mr.. sherman, who had hern author
we'd "a grant immunity should the revelations
made Justify such u II p, distrustrd Mason, and
told him that, In case he could provo II Is ass r
York with the r. At Of the consprators Relying
upon his political backing, Mason laughed at
this threat.
Cpon hI- return to Now York Mr. sherman
found that VI sons story was utterly lal-G ah'i
Immediately had him indicted before the Grand
Jury. the charge being that he had conaprcl
with # C. ana j. Il. E,y f. o. Boyd X Co, and
Elgr l.. llIll Ia dcirHul the revenue; Mason
dli mot await an arrest, but abs onlr q. Early
hast month he returned to Chicago, and was mr.
rested and held IN s9OOOO bail, bong ordered ~
nuuonr before judge BlutohfOl in this city ON
Saturday last. lie did not appear at the time
ora rect. uul yesterday the counsel IN chicago
WAS notified hy telegraph that II his client ala
not appear on Monday next the $4,000 bonds
would be forfeited.
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How nIrE, cor rloRrD
Some Details "rthc Florida frnud-Uow Drm-
ocrntic Returns were Dealt with.

H., ..t.1 ,..t, I'd, t'i.r,i. ,.-..in-f,., 80
Bnkor county. wis p 500 votes f,r thr Hay.
Dr- ~. "i r'.i ,rH '' H. iir ,a..r comm,
nrrin,t. INV, ~ WIZ f,r ~ 1in 'i',,,s
AMI l4j i9r me hay"- cir' i.r~. 49, thi- re-
from Bak"r . ~ vote q the re-' Of the S,iai;,
Ii Nn- tu Il AWAY with th.- sa.tthai /a.h chnnd.
Ter used NJ Telegraph 81 vigorously ll-t NJ;
y,ml,r ana waS nA.h.rM' 10y Grn, IT, net
tor, ~, a. ir,,.pil.nt co,ni AMI irtt r.
n minority of IL volts fer inv I'm m. n.,.-r,
f. ,''"' '9r S.' IT,. 'n''-i-n'l O." in.
r'N"als mqnv nstnne- OF .-Tlily an! d.rng
Si-riff nf B,t.r ,..,,rtv ,. Id I.i,,
the rre..nt r"lgrq- w.rc l'aitwtn, Follow
'n- - u Pi W." 10, w. sun Ply
tuf inr.,Niii. away u.s. ii,cil,'. 800 ti,c ,.i.nis
aNay' N-0nc va, nari "vic oinet. aud Tie otlcr
Wa, lahu-, illo yrc. met
vile rrycuct
A-Y,, .r
>Q-n.i 40" have any witnesses at all before yoa' A.
P-pm 900. h''e an, 'Aus before You cN opt the re-
tnr ,,AA A., ar ,.,......,, ......
wcl.te,ed mat ihcle wa. some inriu.an'ion there
,S ~ a.,, 81. , o,. ..,. . ''''' 'r'''
No "
anil r,,.ul.'i ir,.u , .tin-, N-N'. .ir
Q-ANt therefore ANl iA4tW Nlt Ia ItNNsN4Ilt fff
| clnCt Ayes, sill
Q-Wis there any other reason Tor throwing IL Duts
| A-Nu. sir.
Q-Nuur whatever \ No. sr
No other reason -u--c.tl hut that. wa. Their
So, sir
| Q.-Nou nest threw out Tie Drlyvilc precinct A.
Nr..
Q-fnr what reason DIT you il SOP Ave believed
that therr wrrt some Illegal vote Nas' There
Did You have amy evidence before sou all A.
NJ. III
Q-Nuta particle A-No sir
but ,du had an impression that some illegal yot.
| were cast there A-Ncs. slr
49, 7
Q-Iiuw many illegal votes dl YOU hAv, imirr.~i ~
S MT rs ea,i nr''f A-A'ou' sever" u""' as VIOLA"
rh,r,or, Won threw out the prec,u.. ,,it,et ,.
o,il,nte taii' N-yt, .lr
| = Then Aou made up lour rciurn,i Aye. slr.
z w" WI, W il.S l'M'h,, 1Hl
~ XXI H. ia y, u, '"i @i,,
= Nr dr,.n H. ii tl, m '.lst l.i h,'. y,s,~
j -rncn Nuu made return TO uc sc,r,tar, oi state
mat you hH canvass It me- ,oi, -it...ir
NNi iI'. M "n, u" ur Governor u'Hi Nhidt cam
VIZ ii,, M ,N. ~, r.; III H.. a., .r,..fn.t, -..
ri, nt r,,,,,lor I'M, t,t,~ it .f,t ,,hi, tnu,l n
| VA iiu.fr o. short tmc.
| q Did anAb,dy come IN while you were there. --
| No, SIR
w u,ie u.i N.N iiirl Ut "n,hi A-h' was VIII"
Va, ~ Nn,,,,,rn u, M, ,-,,,, son am, cha. tul.s
anil th, I,tDc Of iho r,nr made tnt tatn., dii &c..
lIl
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To THE EDITOR or The SUN-ST: As an old
member and yacht owner desire TO call your
attention to the action taken at a recent meeting
Of the New York Yacht Club in abolishing both
it,. club houses II has caused quite hrcrlr
among the Jolly tars of that club, and ii il said a
special meeting will be callrdto reconsider their
action According TO the club constitution only
yacht owners are entitled TO vote but it is doubt
lul whether the action of the six out ~ eight
prp-rnt al the meeting referred to represents
Inc frrling Of the nlty odd other members also
owning yachts Eycn If II docs, the rropririy
uf ignoring entirely 27j 'pn- yacht owners. who
nay fuur-lilhs OF the dues * questionable.
There Is no particular necessity Tor having two
club houses, bat not 10 have any is not to have
"A YACHT club nt ALL 50 far ~ the majority OF the
non VA ht owners are concerned, whether they
avail themselves of It's advantages or not.
Should this action be- sustain ri, II would so'm
inevitable mat the oldest yachting organization
IN the country. which first gave Il uulH and
fame 10 Amrr AN yalling AMI to hn long o.
which is a passport of admission Ia clubs lll
oyer The world. must sue uuh Ia th" uttrl ilOu1
held forth by rival clubs. Few would r'nmin.
and few would loin with M" sole privilege h'll
out to thom of paving $50 initiation icr amt 80
per lnuum To- witness ON regatta "a year, " III
they cOuld SEQ from any DICTATOR boat iur a
dollar. WEATHER lEEcn,
Music ia one of Cots best gifts 10 man. Cloan-
lines. -ic tp the tl.r f'Y, Is Rtl il Wl Ia Ia,
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The Conspiracy Successful.


The conspiracy seems to have succeeded
rNu/ b'snnd the most ~nuluinc expectations Of
those who originated il. The Louisiana Re
turning Board. which compelled tho cnndrmna-
tiun of huth twrfir- when n counted IN dozen
defeated candidates for thr Legislature an 1874
cNf nlS is Juri~,lirii Jon over the entire Federal
Cninn. and counts out President who received
20 lara. r. vote than WAS ever before given To any
randidul" ina THIS country AMI who's" popular
majority exceeded thW of any Of his pr.drccs-
~nr- exempt Lincoln and Grant. And the Re-
publican party su-tiiu- this huaTdl
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KentnchN,s nIg renr Tree

E0l4N " L,n Fpifn@
The great p"nr tree ON tine promises OF
Mrs. Juiin i'tta, tour and % man Wl,,- from Cali
moon ON tho OwruSuOru road. WIZ plt.i u 10y
Nh. Fits 100 lsll ~.iNlN-siN YHr- a'n. Phn
tr.n has r'n.'lnl the hu-' dNn'l 'N- .".. =
l'rt i'm 0lr umioru''. anl iu tp" ~iNy q 'Ars 'u
hr,u from ,ul 90 $40 hu.n'l- of lrut s.uAcrod
from lts branches.
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WORKING DAYSIN CONGRESS-
TRYING 10 UIKE THfNGS REfDY ron
TuI ESD or THE SESSION.
uoth House. Bus, at the appropriations The
Expenses of the Department or Jus,icc-
-. 900 for the National Returning Board
,ccor Kobcson's Effort at Wctrcnchmcnt.

,r,.urxarnx Fnb % In tL. Snuotn Mr.
rlo,,,n,l- Rep. VT. from the Committee ON
a. 1uli.iary. Reported adversely ON the bills tp
remove The political disabilities 81 J9hn H. L.
Taunal. VI. NJ kimmcl. Lloyd }. Brddc, Henry
N, r. ~ ,,i.'
: conrad ahdthoy were ihuohih'eiy p"9'pvh'u'
~. I'm. f,r,ho renson that the persons named /
80 - o., ~, .. I,i /
who were formerly tni''i states olii''r7' hnd /
49,. ,.,.,r,,l ,,ivor..lv ON the Hills to remove |
h's' r'p'',' "N' LID W, ~ :, ~ , W. y,
the political disabilities of F. T. sheppard II.
N WASHINGTON. Chas. l.. Scott VIM. Sharp. II. |
W ~. n n c,nrod ~ T. wi.b.,,, n II |
~ 1--we - =, =.
0,ear uoirnctz. and they were indefinitely post
roncd. lie sah ihw these persons formerly
,,,i.s,1 on1 nr,icr ,h, rnin h,r,,,fnr'. t,I,,,.d
=, - T., an, a., '.....,,,
pS ,ic 'uul.'"iS '','7 i'' '''' ''''''
however. their cases could be brought upasain.
ana the rue rould h' SO changed n u pass hlii9
t. relieve their political disabilities.
ne nlSo r'p"r'ou from 'or SVll'' o9''','', va
N'r"ply "n pll,s !" remove inc r'Ilu'i u'..n''-
ti,s Of L. NJ Wilcox and A. {. Mycr- of Nnly-
land John = Marmndukr = H. Moon W j.
r.i,,..,,, 7 II NJ. ~ = -. .,,..,,i
tUr'hS'"h' % J., MAJOR, H. = hlhh'Y, Namu,l
j. runner ana w. A. M'hp OF Virginia q, =
nI"s'7 U' ' C,,, a. ~ V''s anu WV bu'
lumn. l.. ;. Baker and d. II. Hill Of North Caro-
liz, Il q Gutiin nf Nriun.n4 Usni., n K.u.v
''',' ~ - %,
ol l'u- '"n"' anu IN u" '"l'7 'l 4'N"S' "'
uf which were placcY ON the calendar
A.. K.rr,n nom Y y introduced hin 4,
MI h'rh'h p''l.' ~ l. li'r"I".'" " OH 10
nuihori1e the New York lana ana Ocean Iric-
rraph Company. "a CORPORATION under the laws
. -. N.l i.,. l..,.t anal ,.,,.i,i ,,,.. Hon. q
UT NV i''N' '' ''' "tii' "l' i'"i'''"l' ''ii'' 10
telegraph cables ON the Atlantic couei To- CONF
imminent, with Turopr deferred 10 the Com.
- ,..',,..,, ~. .,,,t..,''
hl.,l'' ON '"I',Eh h''"'""-'
The Senate will for tine erection of "a ilrc-prooi
Iuihlina. f,rthe National Museum was PASSED.
l, nnrr1rriot,.- s3joou, f,r Inc erection ~ such
j. "p'''Pi'"U7 '-''V'' Ivy we '''''l III ~ SUI"
building. adjoining the Smithsonian Institute
i.r thr "Na.iDi."gp of 4. .i- lately "n cNh,ntop
T. me -hi 'hniNl' ava pr -'l''d to th' Nhi' It
Mr.. Dorsey ,l'rr. ARR called ur IN" House
mll granin- thr iight oi yuth" hi :, r.n-~
Railroad company over inc liNf springs !, Srt-
walton, in the StW' Of Arkansas.
MI. clayton litp, Ark submitted an n""nl-
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Guslnrss N,titrs.

Hernia Dr NARSIS Radical cure TRUSS. ttnuwl-
rlt hN t'r mvi l profess 90 60 lr We onl' uu., That
D. lnutrdiu the p,rulnf n Drt Hru.d nr NilSii,
WNuhH- ma tNfsrrnct ui -'lH 80 NtIr- Will attend to
patient. m person. so branch nh,cl 40 Ncsc, IT,.
Asior House.
For r-storlng Gray IsnIrto IT, original color
rAEkIh-~ lAlE N.Ni.~AN Hats tftu.4l
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"Holy Week in Rome" "Goorgo ponhody,'
The i@lc Rev kichard Fuii, e. Gy lhc Re; Or pant
ley, are trW Ui Tia increasing asa les ~ fiH L. BE-
N.hfg Nnf' 20" nr March, now ready, fnce, 70 cents
Foo sale eNeryw hore.-Aie
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Whose mother keeps Mix OF MN~nosia IN tn
Oi u child ado
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The Four-NiIle Heat Race

SAN FRANcTscO. Fob, % In tho four milo hc0t
race On the Bay District cnnrs" today luicrs Mtr'
Mccarthy wen IA two straight heats Time = i3.'
1884,
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Memorable American ducls from the llamil-
ton Bun goo tr D. nnr.f Mas affair ul described AMI
Wly ill,traed n E,ut If'rs IrthW h,thp for March,
NOW ready Price, 20 cents For sale everywhere,
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.


Washington. Avg. 2s-The president,
Acknowledgement 1evens and postmaster
General hey leave washington lhorsoay
evening, September ., for Marietta. o., 10
attend the national encsmpme OF volnn.
10 the president goes 70 ftenent. u. a1a
the members OF NC cabinet return 70 WASH
ington. inc pres!ueht remains ., MS NOME
SUNDAY aug hlouosy, anu luese.y iea as
~ ,,,,s;s.s or tic solSie1s' home Wed~.s :.
dav he unveils the soldiers monument at
tl,ee home and retnrns Thursday IN Fremont
to attend The annual reunion of The Twenty.
third Ohio. his old regiment. Friday. IA.
Gens. Sheridan. Crook. ]. ID. Cox. S. s.
| Carroll and others will be present. Mon
day. II. the president will be present at the
opening Of the industrial exposition. Louis.
vile, where he will be joined by the post
ulaster-general and other cabinet officers,
and will be in Nashville the 18th. Chatta
noogs The goth and Knoxville. Tenn, The
3!st. The president will return TO
Washington through Virginia, vislung
richmond ana other prominent c''ies OF
That state; :.
Inc cabinet today considered changes
ana reforms In the New fork custom mouse,
but noth.ng was determined upon. Inere
was q oriei conversa.ion aoout tne olu1ng
bull COMMISSION. Inc secretary Oh VA an
nounced 'hat Yen. Terry xouia D mere
70 morrow, ana II viii men ne us'el%lneo
whetner ne sha'i proceed win Coi: Corolh
only ~ aliange ,oe rn re.u!n o' S1unS
hu'i ano MS san1. Inc Preeiuent anu az
ane GAo'n ae. on,c cn, are eeo unan mnS, ~ ~ sns
o, Nc,oh er'' congress s"o''' '"ee' Tue 'o''
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HowARo's VIGOROUS PURSUIT.
New York Herald.l

l.NCN IoIh 1C1diu'
General Sherman's advice TO General
Howard 10 keep. up the pursuit Of the In
dams is excellent. for there is nothing more
exciting than a good long chase. This par
ticular hunt, which began over two months
ago, when Chief Joseph committed his out
RACES in Oregon, has been continued with
great spirit and is likely to last at least two
months more. General Towards tir.t an
nonncement was that he had the willy Indian
confined in . mountain pass from which he
could not escape. The next information
was that he had escaped and hat General
Howard was in swift pursuit. Then came
the startling tidings that Howard intended
to concentrate and that the enemy would be
speedily annihilated. Next came the news
that it was not annihilated, but had met
General Gibbons command and repulsed it
with heavy loss on both sides. General
Howard then telegraphed TO General Sheri-
dan that as soon az he could concentrate he
would Join General Gibbon after the battle
and continue the pursuit ofthe enemy. This
pursuit, which began in Oregon, continued
through Idaho and is still being pressed in
Montana, il becoming intensely interesting.
The remnants Of Joseph's band, as General
Howard calls them, are again TO he annihi.
lated for the third or fourth time, provided
the Indians consent. II the operation Is
not performed the pursuit will be continued
with vigor and will only end when Chiei
Joseph escapes into the Yellowstone coun-
try. which is FAR beyond the limits Of Gencr.
al Howard's deplrtement. Thus it will b&
seen that the advice Of General Sherman i.
likely to I've literally obeyed, and Howard
il let alone, will spend the rest Of his life in
chasing an n enemy who objects to eein 3
severely blamed for refusing to he overtaken
but this is the ingratitude which might bs
expected Of savage. When Howard an
nonnced 10 the country that the Nez Perez:
were to be- trapped, defeated and annihi'
lated it is not surprising that the fugitive
chief responed by singing his favorite va,
song, ooh, no, no, not for Joe; not if he
knows it, not for Joseph" and should refuse
to end a chase which is 30 full Of e1citemen'
and glory.
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rkAths 00vtno
pkeT.
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TAAIna now y
GAbf-


CONNECTIONS.
]. Al Sioux City with Illinois CeL.-al, Sion,
City and Ps1iHc and Sioux City and ST. Paul klll
FOads.
: Passenger train going east connects n Davis
Junction with branch trAins arriving NJ Port.
landyille At ~. ~ p ~, and then connecting with
Howard,E stages for Virginia. Eden, fsirview,
B.ioit Canton, Harrisburg. Flsndreau. Linwood,
Rock Rapids, sioux Falls aad all points on the
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandviile
at LIE p. m, connects At Davis junction with
teatE going weEf.
s. At Elk Point With stages for P,rca, Neb
and Richta d.. D. r.
4. Al vermillion with stages for Lodi, Riv.
eide, Turner. BloomingdAle and Einlay.
8. Al Aeckling With etages for btJsmes.
q. At Gayyiile with stages for -. Helena.
Z. At iankton with stages for all poinis in
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
ka; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies line
q steamers ior Randall, Brule, Pierre, saily,
Rice, Bismarck. Stevenson, Berthold. Bnford,
carroll and Benton; connecting At Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
z. Y. DRRRIcKsoH, 0env SHp<rfn&<nd't
AQsnt.
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New Advertisements

PIANOS Aas" das H., 80. ~ l1;;,, :,s,,a. ,,.ss.
nocA0k uuisr usa,tt ss,st $3.50 nhis si.t, unjust
On0HMS ir so,d. iasiot otesns. I s,ai,s stS
. staVa u, 4 step. only ~ Nea,if S.,s = r1t
l,.j ~ step, Sut Ea9A 8 Octave Caupisf IN.
'',us ,.,sa .,yes sspS. .siS So. iuaspt riirra
eevet nietrd sent IN u diss lbs, inai. Nnu sst
VII, l otter At, cheap t'tiy, iiat.i tim.s. iir'
suit sale, over i.nn ,sn annually. wm rsiiu-
mrnrcd by tnnnopoiist,. beware nnaiy nous
Circular. Write tor explanation. i!attlr raging
fnll particulars FRYE. Address al."arl y. u~.
"ssy, Washington. New Jersey
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RAILROADS.

~ " ~ w
LIN Els.
Tus rstcA1c . sdssu wesf1AH hAILuAf
frank KA,ivsy Ltes u ,As West and North
v~st. aud, WITH its ssDes0es bssncASs - con.
n~seitsas. forms ihs shories, ssA quickest rosie
eoa.fn. Kosissrn Htchiksa. Miuass04s, iews,
SetssskA, cstihotSis AID the WesierL Tsrhto
r1es. Its
Omaha and California ldne
II the shortest aud beet route between Chicago
ssd all pad ,y In Northern Illinois. Lows, DAkosa,
Neh!sska, wyoming. Colombo. Utah. nxv.As,
Chicago, St. Paul 4 Minneapolis Linz
poiuts in Northern WISCONSIN, and Minnesota.
and for Madison. 81. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth,
aud all points In the Crest Northwest. lie
Ia Crosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
Il the hest route between Chicago and L. Crosse,
Win0na, Rochester, ow.ionnA, hsnkatO.. st. Pc.
ter New Ulm. and all points in Southern and
Central kinnseota. its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
IL the only line between chicago and Jsnesville,
%.ler,o.n. Fond d. Lac; Oshkosh. appleton.
Houghton, Hancock and the Lake superior coun-
try. liz
Fyeepor. and Dubuque Line
IL the only route between Chicago ana Eigin.
Rockford, F~Ieeport, aud hli points via Freeport,
Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Lake Shore kout", and is the only one
passing between Chicago and RvanAton, Lake
Forest. Highland Park. Waukegan, Racine, Ke
nosha and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all througn trains OF TINS roso.
This l. the ONLY LINE running these care be
tween Chicago and st. Paul aud Minneapolis
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona, OF
Chicago and Green Boy
Close connections ale made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore Il Michigan southern. Michigan Cen
Chicago D, Kankakee Line and Pan HIndle Kontes
for ali points East and South-East, and with the
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for a
points South.
Pacific r. X. at Omaha for all far Weet points.
Close connections made at junction points loitj
rains Of all cross points.
Tickets over THE route are sold by all Coupol
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canada
Remember. you ask for your Tickets va th
Chicago & Moth Western Railway, and tai I non
other.
New York Office, No. 4l5 Broadway; Boeto
ham street; San Fran isco Once, l2l Moptgomer
street; Chicago Ticket Offices. CT Clark stree
under sherman House; Is Canal, corner Aadiso
and Canal streets; Wells Street De lot, come
= Wells and Klnzie streets.
For rates or Information not attain able froI
your home ticket agents. apply to
Gen. Manager, Chicago
9en'l Paas'r AT. Chicago.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-30
INDIAN MEMS.

INDIAN MEM.
Virginia City. 81. r, Aug. 2s.-TAe In
dams reported by J.ieui. Schoiield - having
gone back under Joseph to fight Howard
were Oh u horse stealing expedition, They
came within twenty. five milea Of this place,
In the Madison valley. the night Of the 18th,
aud drove Of a herd oil over 800 horses iu
the direction Of Guyser basin.
Helena. Montana, Aug. 2s.-A Herald
special dated Bozeman, N. T., Aug. 2Sth,
says the Helena party arrived At Mammoth
springs at 10 q. m. yesterday, except Kenick
and Faller who are still missing. A. J,
Weikert is wounded in the shoulders
slightly, and J. Stree, in the side and ankle
not seriously. The Indians surrounded
their c,mp ak miles above Mud volcano
and took them completely by surprise, bul
did not follow the men after they fled
Kenick was last seen running close to III,
timber. Mrs. Cowan's husband was shot il
her arms He il the only o Of the Ro
dersburg party known to I've killed. Thu
rest may have escaped. The Indians wer'
reported on Gardner's river yesterday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-30

CONNECTIONS.
/. At U. p. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
soAo Tor omaha
.. Al Council Bluff, with Kansas City, 81. Joe
and Council Bluff Railroad for st. Louis and AL
pointe south.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east.
4. Al Sioux City with the Sioux City and 81.
Psul, Illinois Central and Dakota Southern Rail-
navigation. and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
S. Al Blair with Omaha and Northvsstsfn Z
q. for Omaha and Southern NebraskA.
g.. Al Fremont Nsb., with the Union Pacific h.
r. for all points west, and the Pacihc coast.
9. AT Wknef, with stages for Norfolk, and al
points in Northern Nebraska.
~ Be sure your tickets read via S.C.AP.R.
2. 6. HILLS, GEM Ticket Ag't,
L.yV11S13. Superintendent.
CD U'CoNkoa-
Western Passenger Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-30

Between Missouri Valley and Chicago.
This Is the only line running two express
rains daily. between sioux City and Chicago.
THROUGH Time Table. in effect Kav 20. 1877