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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
T. DAKOTA TERRITORY SATURDAY EVENING". APRIL 2l 1877

tai confession relative to the court Of
appsals judges, i Of the same nature,
original data for both are to 10 deliv-t
cred onfy whom the terms and date OF
Twsed's release are fnally agreed up
on. The sbstracts are not very bulky,
and were made out At the suggestion
of Charles O'Connor Is basis upon
tho attorney general could form his
opinion.
Upon the adv'sabili,y Of recon-.
mending the pardoa Of Tweed the
Tribune says: "The fact that Tweed
Is indispossd to testify At this time, is
al the more to be regretted, because
ef the evident disposition on the part
of some persons in authority, or hay
ing great influence over those in Office,
Ito suppress the s,atemen. as whole,
and ue such fractions as NAV be ne
cessary 10 expose those whom 1t is
desired to crush, and to suppress 9th
er portion, affecting persons who may
be pro6tably used for political or 9TH
er purposes. A large part Of the
matenirl collected by n. F. Painter in
examining the bank account Of the
ring men years ago has never seen the
light, but carefully arranged lies
safely deposited in the drawers Of S.
]. Tildsn's library in Grammercy Sq.,
whore it 10 probable Twecd's state
msnt aud evidence will go if not
speedily published. Tilden kept this
material, that he might draw on it
from time to time for political pur-
poses, and to similar use Tweed's
hundreds Of checks may yet go if as
reported Tilden has alrcady begun q
canvass for his nomination for prssi-
10 1880.
Among those shown BY Fsintcrs in
vestigations to have p.o6ted by the
transactions, wzs Joseph B. Uung,
clerk Of the board of supervisors for
years, but Young's name never came
out. Controller Greene one day re.
fused to sign > warrant for YounEs
ray; Young in retaliation declined to
certify As required by law to the war
rant for Greene,s pay As deputy con.
troller. This threw Greene into I
great rage and hs applied to T,lden 70,
advice. Tildsn went quietly to his Ii
brsry and from . large number o.
yellow packages. took one marked
"Jossph B. Young. IN it there wa,
. record Of Young's transactions, with
she ring. Next morning this appear
Cd in the newspapers and'that was The
last ever heard Of Mr.. Young. Fl.
found he vas to b indicted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21

cu1oAso.
Chicago. April q.
WHEAT-E1cIted, moderately active, about &c
higher; sala for cash; 81 for Nay; u for
June.
CORN $ rong and hi gheri az for Nay; IS.
for June
oATs-Firm; &c higher for cash; s7a fol
Nay; ssx for Jnpe.
RYE-Firmcr; 90 for cash.
I BAkLEY-TS.
PoRK-s,rong and higher quiet; is % for cash
i5 sS for juno.
). LARp-sirons and higher; 10 10 for Nay; 10 y
for June.
WHEsKY-Firmer sales At OK.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
THE STRAITS.
INSURANCE.. COMPANIES,

St. Louis, April 2O.-Over City
Representatives and adjusters OF the
principal insurance companies are here
for the purpose Of adjusting the los
eos caused BY the Southern. hotel FIRE.
They probably will be in lsssisn two
or three days before they can oon-
plsts their busiscss and some of them
think the total loss will be declared.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, April 81.
WHEAT-2al5c higher closing Arm Ne. III Is;
No ?. 6ik for cash: GA for My; 90 70,
juno; Nos, 4osi~
cORN-Firm; acc.
OATS-Steady; SIC.
RYE-Higher; 81.
BARLRY-elc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21


County County Of I.niton. 4 Sc second f, Jad. eHaH. DIST.
Elisha II. Coates,
J. klepser. -.
To tAe dboet named d1tenddAts.:
VOU are hereby sunmoned and required 10 an
i swcr the complaint In this sction, which
WAS dled on the Nd day Of February, 4. D. 1877,
In TIE ofcc Of the clerk Of the district court In
and 40 for the eoun.yof Yank,sn, Territory q De-
county OF fankton, y. T., and serve . copy Of
your anaw:r on ths sub,criber At his once on the
corner Third and Cedar streets in tho city OF
fankton, Dakota Territory, within thirty days
after the service Of the ssnmons on you, excIu-
siys Of the day Of service.
II ron fail 70 answer the complaint within that
time; the plalnth will apply to the court for the
relief demanded In tho complaint.
Dated At Yankton, D. T., this 2ard day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1877.
q. G. MOODY,
31w Plaintiffs Attorney. ;
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21

XIV IoRk AAAxEr.
New York, April II.
WHEAT Primer and higher; No. :. Chicago,
! o7d1 6s; No. :. Milwaukee,, 6G01 81.
coRN-DuH and unsettled; new western, stixed
seq old do ea7t61S.
oATs-Firm, mixed western aud state; 44,io
RYE-cuil.
PORK--Firm At ls
LARD-Firmer Al 10 20.
whIsKY-ileh
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21

Ladies' win and II 70 their advantage to call At
| that tt1e, and see all tks new and latest sfvles
bsndsoms pattern hats will be on hand for that
tine. Apl 1d-S0d
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
Probate Ne.,ce.

IN the msssss " the estate OF Casper vesely. de-
ceased.
NOTICE ta hsvby given That Barbara Ce,msr
~ has 1Ie1 Aespsti;ien With the Judge Of pro.
bate Of Ya.eenn coasiy. D. r. praying that let.
isra Of edninieirstioa Of the eststs Of CaspAr
yessfy. dersased, be granted to one vrank Peter.
"a, Ard fhst said application will be heard On the
md az of Nay, ls77. n ten O'Clock :. =. at .
special term Of the probate court Of Yankton
con nt!r ~ u 81 HE eAkee Of The probate iudse
OF said county.
faakt0n, D. r., April II, 1s77.
7-y Ere =fsns1sxsfrux;---
\ Apr 0-dN JGdgs Of ProbAts.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
WAsHrxGToS, April 21.
lsignedl w. 7. snERnAS, GxS.
II. G. DRuH, AssT. ADJT. GEN.

THE TRoOPs REMovRD.
Warrington, April 2l.-The order
for removing the troops vas sent to
Gen. Augur to-day.
NEW ORLEANS.
Nsw Orleans April 2l-It is known
here that the commission telegraphsd
to the president this morning advis.
ing an immediate announcement oi
the withdrawal Of troops.
THE CHOPS,
Cincinnati April 21.-The Com.
mcrcial has advices asao crop pros.
pects from So towns ia Ohio q follows
Wheat 8 report fair crop. good
20 unusually good. As to peaches i,
report fair crop, So good, 5 unusually
good, 81 . failure.
THE STRAITS.
Detroit, April ga dispatch from
Point Stigrace says there is not much
change in the straits sinoe yesterday
No boats can get through yet but tug,
ars running to and from Aackinaw is
land. The weather is clear aud calm
and the mercury forty-eight.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
XIV roak n4axrr.

stocks-Actlve and unaettlsd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
" rELEGHAPa.
WALL srarn.

WALL srn.sr.
New York. April n.
Money aG3 per cent.
Commemorative and strong.
Cola 1855
stocks-Actlve and unsettled.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
GEN EHAL.
Al Order Issued Reno Wing the
Troops From New Orleaas.
The Order to Take Eject Tues
day tho 24th.
nore Revelations BY the Tweed
Confession.
Tiideu shown to Have Been Cog
niEant Of its Inner
Workings.
He Has Papers in His Possession
1 Which Will ssNend Up''
Any Of the Ring.
Keeping Them for Capital for
His Election II 1850.
n1sC1LLAHIoUs.

3
PACKARD vs.. NICHOLS.
Chicago, April 2l-.'rhe following
orders were issued from headquarters !:
DIVISION OF THE Missouri,
Chicago, April 2l.
70 Gen. C. G. Aug,4r, Neg Orleans,
La.
BY direction Of the lieutenant gen.
ersl the following telegraphic order
from tho general Of the army 10 for
warded for your action and guidance.
Please report by telegraph the execu-
tion Of the order:
WAsH1sGroS, April 81.
Gen. p. II Sheridan Commanding
Diuision Of 1Missouri Chicago us:
You will please order tho troops
posted ct or in the immediate vicinity
Of the state house at New Orleans 10
the United States barracks on Teus-
day. April oath, 1t twelve M, precise
II, and report the fact TO these head
quarters. Copies Of the order Of the
president and secretary Of war will
cone 10 you by mail, and another
copy will be ser. to Gen. Augur d.
rect.
Signed1 w. T. SnERxAN, GEN.
r. G.. DRuM, AssT. ADJT. GEN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
LAYING Low.

A Paris correspondent says;-Con-
trarv-to the idea that there is . break
in the clouds | hear on high authority
that in st. Petersburg, Constantinople
and London the most authoritative
diplomats have = firm conviction
that war must come, no governnent
action being taken in either city with
view to averting the catastrophe.
The circular note Of Gortsohoff may
arrive any day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
Fo1E1oI.
RUSSIA AWAITS

London, April 2l.-Th. daily tels-
graphs special from Persa says it is
reperted that Russia has decided; to
send second circular note to the pow
ers and wait for : reply before she
declares war. It is considered that
tho bad coudition OF roads in Asia
Minor is the cause Of THIS apparent
hesitation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-18
Not so Bad After All.

The blood-curdling head lines of the San Luis Obispo Tribune offer no indication of the really excel lent articles on Arizona which have appeared below them. Here are its remarks on
 RATTLESNAKES, GILA MONSTERS
 AND LIZARDS.
 The mention of these fellows in our head lines has raised a terrible squall among the highly c0nsci- entious(?) defenders of the fair fame of this land of anomalies. The people of country are no more responsible for the reptiles of the land than they are for the eclipses of the sun or changes of the moon, therefore they ought not to manifest so much feeling when they are incidently men, toned by honest travellers who write of the country solely for the edificatiOn of those desiring relia. ble information. It is a fact that rattlesuakes do abound in this de- sert land of cactus and thOrnS, but not to an extent at all alarming. We saw several very large ones One was fully six feet long with diameter of three inches, He had thirteen rattles, with the ev- ldence of several from the tip hav- ing been worn off iE rambleS among the brush. The Gila mOns- ter, whose name looks so horrible in print, is nothing more nor less than an OvergroWn variegated li- gard that lives among the rocks where he may be seen in the heat of the day crawling slowly along in search of food, or taking a sum- bath at a temperature of a hun- dred and seveDty-five or eighty degrees, where the midday rays are concentrated among the vol canic scOria and sand. A full grown monster is eighteen inches in length by about four in extreme breadth. His color is jet black and brick red, sometimes shading off into buff. He is perfectly harm- less and makes a choice pet for people of replilian turn of mind. There are a great variety of the lizard family here whose whole aiIn in life seems to be to catch flies, and whose destiny is to fur nish food for hawks, snakes and other carniVOra.
 CENTIPEDES, SCORPIONS AND IA
 RANTULAS.
 Also abound as in most warm countries, but probably not to a much greater extent than in pOr- tiOns of Southern California. Flies. fieas and gnats, are a spontaneous production, and ants of all cOnceiv- able American varieties, swarm over the ground. We suffered no inconvenience from mosquitoes, but have no doubt that along the rivers and irrigating ditches they make themselves heard if not felt. Taken all in all the race of venofnons pests and small insects are not worse in Arizona than most places west of the Rocky mountains.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-18
YUMA A. T.. SATURDAY, AUGUST IS. 1877

completed they will be in every respect first-class mills. It is believed that these mills will be kept constantly at work on good ore, and if so it will give life and value to these mines not heretofore ob- tained, and the stream of bullion they will constantly send to San Francisco will do much to attract attention to the whole county. There are two small mills now running in the district, and as they work very high grade ores Q considerable amount of bullion is constantly being ta- ken out, the larger portion of which is sent East to Silver City and Mesilla to pay for goods that are purchased in that section, Hence Arizona loses credit for the bullion that is sent in that direction and New Mexico gets it. As we mainly have to depend upon California for our mining machinery and money to develop the mines, it would seem to be in the interest of those engaged in mining and milling to send the bullion where the Territory will get credit for it.
 A furnace is being erected at Globe City for the reduction of copper lver-bearing ores, of which there is a large quantity in the neighborliood; in fact, it would seem as though the eastern side of Globe dis trict would be able to supply all the cop per needed in the world
 Globe City is improving. There are sev eral stores doing a successful business, and few new houses being erected. It is believed a new town of some importance will be built at the forks of Pinal creek, where Townsend 6 Co. are erecting their mill. It is located about four miles below Globe City, and is very centrally situated to the principal mines of the district:
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-18
WE are pleased to learn that the

WE are pleased to learn that the San GorgonFo Plume Company have obtained the contract from the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. for delivering 800 cords of wood at the track, at Banning, for the use of their engines. The Plume Co. have fabored under many ditficul. ties, but they have now, by the energy and perseverance, of the officers in charge, commenced to reap their just reward. The rail- road company pay S4.75 per cord for wood, and the experiment. will be tried of substituting wood for coal on the eastern end of the line. If the experiment is successful in point ot economy, the Plume Co. will have all they can do to supply the demand. fSemitrOpic.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-18

The recent racket" between ex-Judge Hilton and the Jews recalls the famous tilt between OCOnnell and Disraeli. The Irish'- man taunted the Jew with being a "lineal descendant of the impe-
 intent thief on the cross" Dis raeli's answer is not so well known.
 He conclusively replied that "one half of ChristendOin Worshipped a Jew and the ether half JeWeSs. y
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-18

RUMOR says that work is to be resumed on the John Moss mine, near Hardyville, by 8 rich New York company.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-18

Do you think your father
 going to move out sOOn?" inqui ed the owner of rented house the son of his tenant. "Reck so," was the reply, we've beg using winder frames for fl Wcod.n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-06
NEW ORLEANS.
MASS MEETING.

New Orleans, April b-Ten to fl
teen Thousand citizens assembled in
Lafayette ,quare 10 day. The follow
ing Was adopted:
We the citizens Of New Orleans, in
naes meeting assembled, representing,
" We firmly believe the sentiments oi
r large lnsjori,y of the people of
Louis.ana aud proclaiming anew our
deyotion to the constitution OF the
United States, aud our unqualified sc-
ceptancc Of vi amendments thereto,
assenting that in loy.l,y to our re,es.
tablished union, and in true national
patriotism, We do not yield to the
people Of any section Of our common
country, = We stand ready to prove
by any test, declaring our earnes, de-
sire 70 obliterate the feelings Of SEQ
tional bitterness which were left ~ .
result Of the late unhappy war, and to
reunite the whole people Of the United
States 10 common bond Of brother
hood, equally desirous Of breaking
down the barriers OF prejudice and
dlssrust which designing political
lsrickssers have, from base motives
raared between the white and colored
citizena Of this state and to re estab-
lish the relations Of the two races
upon basis of just laws, equal rights
common protection, and harmoniou.
aud kindly sentiments towards each
other, which arc profoundly impressed
with the gravity Of the crisis through
= hich our state il passing, and feelin(
4 that We should publicly proclaim our
eentimenis touching the same, do hum
bly, adopt the following resolutions
/ FInsT. That The right Of local eel
i government il fraudulent princ,pl'
Of our republican system. That it j
an. i1,Alineabls privilege Of every stat
in this union, deprived Of which, tn,
state ceases TO exist, and - such j
tho constitutional sense, and become
: ners province Of an alien govern
/ ment.
SncoxD, That for four years th
psopls Of Loassiana hste lived Iullds
: usarpinS goYernmens, never elso.e
4by Tho pcopls Of the state, never 70
uutsiiff IN =esaah b iaAe
osi9iaally end naintained shrougho.
its esrssr N military poser q 4
lssS l.sst, aed esss'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-06
crxcINHATr KLHC11oM.

,C;nc;nn..; Anr;l 8 The renublioa.
majority for mayor. bv olI;oi.i 6rurs,
i. / 6ai Tn. onlv dsmocr.t elected
!. No.. W;l.on. nol;o. ;ndo.. orer
S,,.,h +, Al m.;or;t,
:,
=
- , o., ..sSs. la. :. $4,000 . .a
.s, - 80 80, .
s = -
- ,
--... - ..,,s -. ~
"a. noo .
1s-.,. h..;,d;.. stk 900. ..aaL .
- a. 600 n,.;a q
p.-.. a. : - -. a., .nn
S ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-06
FoRx1aH.
THE CABLE.

London, April 6.-The direct Unit
ed States cable comp.ny to day adopt
ed report in favor of friendly ALI
ance with the Anglo American ,slc-
graph company, when the directors
resigned, and new board was cho.
sen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-06
eH, sUGARl

London, April 6-Finzsl- u Sons,
Who some time ago closed their sugar
refinery, .aid TO be the largest In the
world, have placed their affairs in the
hands Of their creditors. Liabilities
estimated At u, 100000. Anarrange-
ment is probable.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-06
n1sCILLAIIoUs
ExrRADlrloN.

Cincinnati, April 5.-ln the case Of
Abe Rothschild, accused Of the MIR.
der OF Bessie Moore, at JeHersos, Tex.
=, who Vas here awaiting sxtrsditiou
proceedings, Judge MAtson this morn
Ing dismissed the writ Of habeas cor
pus. Sbsrif Wallace, On advios of hi,
astorneys, turned RothscLlld over to
the Texas authorities, 10 obedience to
Tho ordee Of Judge lAvsry, IN tie dis.
miasal Of the writ. whsa the question
was argued before hin 10 the 6rs1
plscs. Rothsotild vas quietly tsker
charge Of BY Deputy Vine Of Texas
quickly transferred to carriage II
waiting At the corner Of Broadway
aud Sycapore streets, near the en-
trance to the jail, and driven, IL i
supposed, in the direction Of Law
renceburg, Ind, TO get the sdvaatag'
that the thres states of Ohio, Indians
and Kentucky q that point woat
rive him. Neither Roshsokild's 4
iofney nor biz friends knew Of il unit
too late 70 intercept n.
{ DsYAulr1a.
Phil.. 49, APsl ~ 2. 80,
! = - p -
= ~! : g. = 4 =. -! :
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-06
New YorA MARKET.

New York Marker.
New York, April
wHEATpciter No 2, Chicago, rs; No. 7,
Milwaukee bo1lt5i. ii
CORN Firmeri new western. mixed sitasss6
did do saa57.
OATS Firm; 1919.
PORK DuIl al l5.
LARD Easier Mt o 70.
WH1SKY--i oSssssios.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-06
GENERAL.
Farther Fren the Explosion II
New York.
ThS surpossa C1sss Of the esar-
Y rel Which Canssd 4.
A Graal Hass Meeting 4 New
Orleans.
From Tea to Fifteen thousand
People Assembled.
rhsy Adopt ) Set Of Nichols
Resolutions.
A Quesr Theory Advanced Re-
Earsiag Hall's Flight.
NEW YORK.
a Grasd 1ass Meeting 4 New
Orleans.
From Tea to Fifteen Thousand
People Assembled.
they Adopt : Set Of Nichols
Resolutions.
A Quesr Theory Advanced Re-
garsing Halls Flight.
HRW YORK.
raE TRAGEDY.

THE TRAGEDY.
New York, April g. The tragedy
in the ollice Of Mcssrs Jewett, yestcr-
day, is an absorbing topic Of convefsa.
ton to-day. Tho Thousands Of people
vho oross every morning from Brook
llya to Nex York BY Fulton ferry al
turn this morning ,n.o Burlingslip and
lingcr for : while It Front street,
looking up to the sccoad soor :. tho
windows Of the ONCE, in which the
calamity oocuHcd. The building 10
closed and the police, % needful yes
terday, % keep the crowd from press
inx- -in, have been withdrawn. In ID.
dition to .hs story credited to the
Ti0ss this morning, that newspaper
also publishes tbs following:
AL asabers Of the 6rm bear the
very higbess possible reputation, not
= -. ~ -, :.
oes'soser. ane enaf''sclene,s, except
7tfvsile ~ Wno was o : close, snfiy
osspossuoo. oJr urvi,.es y of'g'nal 'ntef-
est - vlov,oV. ne never go' sioag
vo.y NA vain MS shc,e. 1o csms
ana - = ne pleased, ana refused
% 9 ~ ~ ~ aoMn % any routine Mnas.
ever. uoyvssn,'a0o,ne nus eAtreule
Peoossos g d,d moi nes''ste
to - ooev ieey Iof n's
own sn}oyne9ss ne kep pt
ysc'n. = eose o. isss norses,
ana doees 49, - geoefoS. hver.
- :. s. 80 ssss.'os Drought n'm tn
70 eoInsse9 .sss a,s Pef.ners, ana No
!. .S;r. - -. = ,,,- ,,i.; .c;.;. tn ~. nr..ch
thus for - ooatinually videnior.
until . - esasios of tho annual
ssttIe'ns.s - ~ ~ open rupture,
sd csossd E 9 demand 'nat orv.l'e
10u' s1% ~ n. - .s..iss. boxevs, ~ s. s :,