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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
TELEGRAPHIC. r Il
4. O'Clock. p. m.
Owing to the storm, or some other
cause which prevented telegraphic
communication, VIC were unable 10
procure the afternoon report.
CONDEMNED TELRaRAhs,

Governor Hampton has appointed
special agents forstwen.y-two counties
.to.collect ton per cent .aof- last years
~ levy. The appointments for the
renaiding ten counties will be made
IN few days.
The investigation Of the charges
against Murtazh, proprietor of the
National Republican, newspaper OF
Washington, makes quite : local sen
sation. Nurtagh has been president
OF the police board for several years,
is prominent citizen, and active in
charitable and religious movements.
Governor Hayes says: "Whatevef
may be the result At which the lawful
authorities arrive, you and l will
quietly submit. Governor Tilden
says: q have secured ! majority, and
! propose to be inaugurated.'
After careful investigation, the
faculty Of The Rockford female semin-
ary have found that the rumor Of the
attempted abduction Of Miss New
comb from that Institution is not in
anyway founded upon facts.
News has bsen received at Panama
Of a bloody battle fought Al Cake,
Ecuador, on the l4th ult. between ths
constitutional army, $500 strong, un.
der Gen. Aparacio, and the revolu-
tionary forces under Generals Urbina
and Ysinlsrpilla, hish l4sed about
edh .snd s.aea ~ eesnp lie
rout OF the former, ana The capture OF
their commander-in chief, General Ap.
aIicio.
9 Tteslibel suit offhe Reserend STU.
art Robinson Of Lonisvillc, against
Mckee, fishbeek + n Houser. pppsie-
tors of the st. Louis Democrat, was
brought to a.close Friday by defend
/ f.nss eonlessiog jadg mehI u The sau
~ ! "a 4 \ 600 y 40 freeing % pay "a
costs Of the suit, including attorneys
fees of plaintiff, The original da-
mage asked WAS $4,000. a~
Lucille Western died ats the Piere-
pont House, Brooklyn, Thursday
night. Of congestion Of the lunss, the
result of2a cold contracted during her
recent engagement At the Walnut
Stree. Theater. Philadelphia. Her
last appearance WIS on Tuesday eve
ming last = the Park Thsater, Brook.
lyn, in the character Of Nancy Sykes
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15

There is no person living but F hat Eif.''
4l1ra nofe ~ lea vim sIa0s Disease,
coughs, Colds or Cousumption. yet some
would die rather Than pay rs cents forsr'
Abetfie Of medicine Mat would curs nes,s
DR.. A. h,schees German Sytsp kss hteay
bsen Introduced in this, country from. Gsrs
many and 10 wopdfo0s cures asioulshes
every one that try II. II yoa doubt what
we say In PRINT cnt this out aud take Il TO
= your Qruggiske. Mii1s 4 PurdY. Ysnkian.
{ Ard ~ aampla. bottle for 10 cents and
Z - i, or atnSnlAr size for Is cent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15

-EEED ESQ 70 q P. RewKLL b oo. !, New yYora
- for pamphlet OF loo pages, CONTAINING list
Ja.onon4vspapers, and estimates showing. COTS
- Adverisias, dAvtyu.syT-wAo =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15

uon.. ~e% r,r.rnt 1,a;
P..,., ~ ;, %s. s..us's en.D'.ia a@'aa'ole'D' -
1sss'Aa a "
q - - !. -s. -.
' ~ present.
! nu.e' oi SATURDAY : proceeding were ls'
read md ap proved.
s..,lrln.s The conni.see on election. made . 70
l't t Go OF !. q Joss w n = =
uprhso~ from she ION dissict. icYn,
TOO .sndans snas ne s... AsanS msn6es H y
C'arkson, % declared he Legally elected
member from said district 2
geOn meaoA tAs Nor vas read And
made tssspec'sl order ass o'clock, o m.
A motion to reconsider the vote by
yhics .hs SspoH ~ mAde shs special or
dsr,for this Afternoon, was lost hy d vote
~ to Is, -
esS5 1ss AoTlcEoE BILLS.
BY Mr.. Thomson: For the destrucsior
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
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POLITICAL.
,BsAsoNIyo ToGErHER.

sBsAsoNIyo TOGETHER.
Nev Yot, Jsos1$ IL. dsrHuadsrs
% ssood sh.. shere y III ooasetsnse 5of
y democratic politicians st Governor
Tildcn's house Saturday night, but
nothing can .be 1scsrtained, 81 70 wbat
wa. done. Cong u ssJmsh Hewitt VA
present and returned to. Washington
last night. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
For Rent.

Rubber aud Woollen blankets at Katz's,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
TO Tax Payers.

The county taxes have been due aimee
Decembef Isl, and property owners are nd
tilted TO cali AT my oftiee and pay ibe
chaTge sagains. them. thereby saving essta.
TRkp SCuNAuBKA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
49, .5-=7---7-- -
THE DAKOTA LEGISLATURE
TWELFTH. SESSION.
: Sixth Days Proceedings.
CoancIi..

The council convened a, ten O'clock, and
was opened with prayer by the chaplain,
/ All the members were present.
At.the suggestion Of Mr. Back, James 8
Stack was sworn in as messenger of the
council.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15

l have two brick houses-one complete
and the other nearly 30, each containing
1--WE rooms and cellar. which are for rent.
They will b rented only to good and re-,
sponsible tenants, and such can ge, them at
very reasonable rates. Apply to
JouN l.. PENNINGTON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
DAKOTA NEWS.

Sioux Falls Independent: Mr..
Henry Calender has been Appointed
deputy sheriff for this county.
The high school opened last Monday
with nearly every seat full the schol
-ars have promised to make .his- the
banner. school of the territory this
Ek Poin, Courier Bcnnie Ilevsn,
only son Of b. .sCrsm OF this city
died very suddenly s. 10 o'clock
Sabbath evening (New Years e.e
! - = - ! Mrs. -, Comfy died Wed,
1nesday tsoop Of this week: she had
Tor some Time been very sick and The
disease At last taking typboid.l
type it ran, into the most dangerous
form Of typhoid fever. The fol-
loving officers Of Elk Point lodge
I %, F were installed for the en- !.
suing term on last Thursday evening,
by q rand Master Norman Learned az
tsYanktoa, A. +. Rome, n. G. ". II
Cation, : g. s. WmKent
lfsec. A.. strobel, Treas = - :
/ Uncle John Guthrie returned from
| Yankton Wednesday,. He says tha.
all the subordinate positions in the
Legislature were gobbled up BY a few
|. politicians while candidates Of real
merit were left out inthe cold, and be
!, thinks being left on. in the cold pre-
fferabls to having to endure the
amount Of heat that the legislature
vii have 10 take in theirs IN the not
very tiistaft future.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
4 GRANDBARGAIN OFFERED
Timber. and Prairie Land for
Sale IN Bon Home County.
Timber land SOS acres, on Bon Homme
Island will be sold on reasonable terms.

Prairie lapd-l51 acres adjoining the town
Of Bon Homme on tho west Sixty scres
upland prairie, thirty acres under cultiya-
ton. House ON the land, remainder Of
land bottom, meadow and young cotton
wood timber. For sale very cheap for
cash
Apply a, the Press 4 Dakotalan office,
or address drawer E, Yankton, Dakota.
dw.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15

~ NOTIONS AND REsoL UTIoSs,T ,s
M. Gunderson moved that the action of
The council on Saturday last In referring
tie scontssted election case Of NcHench
against Back to special committes, be re-
considered, and that the said case be re
forrcd 70 the standing committee on cleo
lions, consisting of Messrs Potter, Miner
and Wilson; and upon the passage OF his
motion he demanded the previous question
-Ths motion was adopted by rising
vote.
Mr.. Wallace objected TO the vote of Mr.
Back In case where he was personally
interested. but the prssident ruled thy,
Mr.. Back had right to vote for
himself
On,motion Of Mr. Miner the vote last ti,.s
Ken was fecot adhered, and the rcconsiderh,
ton laid on the table.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
|. Mr.. Bailey gave notice Of bill in refer.
ence to the manner Of conducting contested
cssAs In the legislature.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
The council then went into onmmittee
OF the whole oh the governors message,
MI Mills In the chair. The message WAS
taken up by sections, and referred AS ft,ls
sows :y z Ha
h Grasahoppers-Committee on education,
Finance md Ta1ation-Commltee tn
finance.
Interest on Money = Committee on
finance
ag Black Hits Committees on sssrrisoria
|stfssfs n caun sies, sn,ghwys bridge aid
Inning grafton Committee Oh territorial
affairs.
Railroads Committee on railroads
/ Codifcation OF the Laws Committcs
on judiciary ~ g slfi f3s99 lG{ ~
Indlans-Commi,tee on territorial affairs.
sblie 7Baiidings Gnnmitlee on e1pen,
ditnres
Huron Territory - Committee on en-
grossed bills. s5
Territorial Library ni.,ee on en-.
rolled bills IL kfl {
Relief Bonds Cossmi,tee on judiciary.
Public Schools, Deaf and Dumb, Blind
and Insane-Commiltee on education.
Arns speci&f commit tys of one, to be
sppJiA tsd by the president of the council
The committee arose and reported back
the governors message, with various rec.
omOondations sr.s
The report Of the committee was &C
ccr,ed
Mr.: Back moved to refer that portion ol
ths message which speak Ks OF the ship oi
state 10 tho commistee on naval affairs, and
proceeded 70 speak upon hin motion. As
HE motion lad not been seconded, be wsa
called 10 orde, ~
The conclusion of the message waa
roferrsd 70 shs committee on enxfosfed
bills. afss, livel5 Ssbsa. ~
aOeuscN eAtsussed. a5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24
-m,. coysoLIpArED INNING

rnsrASY.LoesSion e principal place
~ - ne. ssn ftznci-ei, california
Loestion Of works. virxinis Mining District,
So,,ee -rners are delinquent upon the fol
,ox,nr described stock. ON account OF q.
,e-smsnt No. ., levied ON the eta oay y.
-n,,i iSr-- inc several amounts sst opposite
ne name. OF the respective s~harehosders. %
follows: M. A.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24

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The daily gazette., 1877-09-06
A'GUNNING ACCIDENT.
A YOUNG MAN WHILE OUT AFTER
REED BIRDS, is SHOT IN THE
nH HANDg --I iNIll

Yesterday moning, j, Walter Woodrow
aged about 10 years. son ofIsaac Wood
row, residing at S23 W. Sixth, in com
pa1y with Edward Mclaughlin st"rl d
Odt after reed BIRDS. Hrving met with
very good success they returned home al
noon, Bringing their birds with them
After partaking of their dinner they
again Started out, this dine procuring a
boat. When nea- the Fight house they
left the boat, and after a Short absence re
torned age Mclaughlin, bad just got
ten into the boat when he heard report
and turned he beheld young Woodi ow
holding his hand, aud excla;ming. ooh
I'm Shot" ...s L... .g..u l.r. g..
Mclaughlin hailed passing tug boat
and the unforIuuate young man was ia.
ken Oh board and brought to the wharf
From there he was taken to John Green
car tiage factory corner of Second and
French streets, and Mr.. Green took him
10 his home. 20 s'. I'ilsj .li" d :,
1t appears as1near as'can be ascertain ned
that Woodrow VIZ 10 The act OF getting
into The boat and while doing 30 he
struck the muzzte of the gun that was
lying in the boat W th such force as to
drive the hammer back, and the contents
of the barrel were dlscha rged entering
his left hand between the thumb and in
| dex finger. Ntt .., -... s,n ~. 7di
After he was taken home Drs. Frautz
West were summoned and at first they
thought that it would only be necessary
TO amputate the thumb and finger but
upon careful examination they found
| tfiat the whole load of shot had lodged IN
the wrist and had SO terribly shaOiefed
the bones, that 1t wss necessary to au.-
putate the hand and whist. % u
From the appearance ..of the gun at
the. ,ime it YVES discharged his hani must
have completely covered the muzzle as
the hammer remai MS "s the sprung back
1t is supposed caused by the ar that YVES
confined in the ba rrel and 1t Is great
nder u 1t it did not explode. Tiis
.s somewhat better.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-06
THIRD EDITION,
..nng. ..fDt. " III s.IIII IIIICIVf -f-5II ~
PUNISHED BY LYNCH LAW.
KENTUCKY ogTaAW HANGED BY

rrtrrsr s,rz.t n NdOt1, -r-rs
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sep. "a special COR
Sent to N Newcastle by the Courier
Journal telegraphs that nearly one hun,
dred armed men were in the mob that
hang the three Godrichs and lin Sim
mons yesterday morning, The, jailer, j.
NJ. Jones, says: About 1 O'Clock !. was
awakened by q loud knocking at the door
and calls of "Where In the jailer ?" Thur
-riedly went down, ana was confronted by q
body OF about dfteen Or twenty men They
point pistols and guns at me, and told,
me to get the key OF the Jail and 60 with
them.. When we reached the jail they COM
manded me to open the door. They were
Joined by other men on the way to thejail,
and when we got there some forSy orfifty
men rushed into jail and at once took pos
session Of tue prisoners, and tied ropes
around their necks and led them out. ON
the way out Sam and Joe Goodrich said.
'.We are innocent. No blood of any man
Is on our hands, Themob sails In response,
"If you want to pray, get at ~, Sam then
said, "Will you allow me to send som
money TO my mother ?" They said eyes
He then handed me about $40. They then
proceeded down the street, taking the four to
the bridge, where two were hanged on each
side.
o Jack Simmons, the son of the Simmons
who was hanged, has not yet been captur-
ed, although parties OF citizens are search
ing for him.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-06
Election, Votes.
AFTER rHouaHrst Or TUESDAYS
= mo- % CONTEST. ilno ain ssoi'


: ~ mo- o coNfEsTi iino am S''i'
james L. Hawkins, letter Carrier, who
resides In the Nihthb ward, positively
de1ies the charge. of the Every Eveaing
and Commercial that be led the move,
tnent against Edmund Provost, in the
Ninth ward, and. declares that he had
nnSshieg nosa whatever to SS With The RePab,
/ evening rs a GAznwrE REPORTER was pcs.
sing along Market street, in the Ninth
ward, he WIS hailed BY Mr.. Hawk as,
who asked that his Denial be made
public. In support of his assertion he
called uDpn q man named. James A.
Spencer, who happened TO be passing at
the time, and who eagerly took ylipoh
himself the credit of getting Reppbli-
cans to cut Ned Provost" n did it,"
said Mr.. Spencer boldly, "becadse Pm
down on these old party suckers, and I'D
paper, for don't care who knows it,
Mr.. Spencer then left, and Mr.. Hawkins
seemed grateful when assured that his
dehial would be made public. .,J, -.
"James Green to Geo. W. SAWYER" T"
were the words written upon little slip
of paper which James Green, an en-
ployee of the Street Department, recei-
we'd on Monday evening. The meant ae
YVES JudU MT. Gr66u was 10 Lake bllS Sll ID
OF paper to Mr.. Sawyer next day and re.
ceive a marked Republican ticket, which
he was to vote. AS Mr.. G reen is no Ion
ger employed in the Street Department. it
Is supposed he was reckless enough to
vote the Democratic ticket. The other
Iaborers in the Department received SINH
lar notices, directed to the Republican
party workers in the different districts.
| 1t Is said that Mr.. Bedford, Democra-
tic candidate for Council in the Third
Ward, was slaughtered in the house OF
his friends. The first precinct gave him
small majority. but the second pre-
cinct, where better things were expected,
went Republican.
4 The Eighth ward election officers
were SO excited at the result, Tuesday
night, that they forgot to sign the returns,
and had to be hunted up yesterday to
Parform that duJy. = + It ipl g"
| No opposition was manifested in the
Republican Counc caucus, yesterday, to
the denomination of Mr.. Wm. H. f Foulk
for Clerk. He has made a most efficient
and conteors officer, and well deserved a
re-election. Several men butted against
Laug for the position of baihfi, but as
dim is the most obliging, cheerful and
efficient bailitf any City Council ever
p ssessed, he e:siIy secured renomina
ton. His competitors were man named
Wagner, of the Eighth ward-desigpated
by Republicans as a "John Dunn man
ex-policeman Morris Carberfy auG
Charles b. Woodward. ..lE
The daily gazette., 1877-09-06
PEtlAL NOTICES .
The Great Discovery.

knnkel's s Bitter Wine Of Iron, For
ol weak stomach, general debility,
iVn disease Of the nervous system,
elOn' acldity Of the stomach, and
requiring a tonic. -.
ne Includes the most agreeable and
Mil OF Iron we possess. Citrate OF
.yxlde, combined with the most
WI NJ vegetable tonics-Yel1ow Pc
Nl q In many cases of debility, loss
w. ana general prostration, of an
"a cal. OF iron combined with valu-
sHesonlc, is most hrppy. 1t aug
sappetite, raises the pulse, takes
trai usoDlness. removes the pallor
as,t ~, ahd gives a tiorid vigor to the
~ want something to strengthen
X, 10Y ~ h,.Si want good appetite? Dc
70 build up your Constitution +
Dr%otuo ra,,t 70 leel well? Do you want to
\ yon nel V,oushess? Do you want ener-
X H. on want 10 sleep well? Do you
n In Knnhi ailu vigorous feelings? II you
ulAels u,ls Wine of Iron. ....|- :
Iuy valuable tonic has been
4 lS iSa, %Sted !, by all classes of the com
1 ToSio % !. t ~ now deemed indlspensa-
iI ,ba medicine. 1tcosts but little
~ rarn "lOOd and gives tone to the
n. ''"''ates The system and pro-
Iplry priy1. ask a trial of this valuable
BoIe peN psN per bottle. Z. F, KUN.
bur d,rUnpari,elor, Philadelphia, Pa
4 linn masglst for Kunkel's Bitter
In in !, ana ina take no other make. =
e. baSSa.o oottles. All others are coun-
TX bottles for az an
The daily gazette., 1877-09-06
FIRST ! EDITIONS
The New City Council.
IRIS ORGANTkA rToN-WM H noJ,r !,
AHD JAMES LANG ,RElELECTED
CLERK AND RdTLTFF n

r1o UNCONSTITUTIONAL H HOULK
AND JAMES LANG ,RE,ILEcz.ED
CLERK AND BAILLFF. "a %,
The newly chosen City Council as
sembled In the Couucil chamber last
evening for the purpose Of organizing. r
On motion of Mr. Baker, Mr.. johnson
OF the First Ward, wfs chosen temporary
chairman. 'ilhla 6--.5am1aiul L8t 7lr'.
The roll of holding over members was
called, when Mr.. Baker moved that a
committee OF three be appointed to ex-
annie the credentials Of the members
elect. -isi.' Hti ,HnfAs til-h " r0. 4lr.u,i4
The motion prevailed and Messrs.
Baker, Windle and Townsend were ap-
|pointed said committee,
The committees retired, and on their
return reported the result of Tuesdays
election with the following as the mem
bers Of Council then elected:
President OF Council-M. L. Lichten-
stein. ... t4Gu <-aln. a5lf-lJlI ~.
First Ward-Wm. j. Maxwell.
r. Second Ward-Robels a. TAYLOR,
Third Ward-S .muel A. Price.
Fourth Ward--IIewis Paynter.
Fi.h Ws.d-Heury Evans for Two
yea aud Aaron Conrad for one year.
Sixth Warc-Joseph K. Adams for two
yeais and Henry w. Downing for one
year.
Seventh Ward-John Jones.
Eighth Ward William b. MOI on for
two years and Bennett aazlett for one
year. r .i....
Ninth Ward-Edmund @. Knight.
Tenth Ward-John Gntf-ie.
The report was adop.ed, and on motion
OF Mr.. Baker, Mayor Whitley was invited
to qualify the members-e ect.
President Lichtenstein and the other
memb ers7elect were then qualified and
took their seats.
The Clerk then called the roll, all the
members, except Mr.. Lynch of the Tenth
Ward, who is confined to his home by
sickness, answering to their names.
On M. Bakers mo,ion Council pro-
ceeded to The election of Clerk. ,.rI
Mr.. Baker rc-nomjnated VIM. FL.
Foulk. who received IA votes to for
VIM, II. Lee and one blauk. MIR. Foulk
was declared elected. ....It .....
For Bailiff, Mr. johnson nominated
james II. Lang, who received 10 votes to
b blanks. aud was declared elected. t
The Clerk and Eailiff were then quail
fled by the Mayor and entered upon their
duties. .i. ~. I.- 1t...
Adjourned. .,-H.....
The daily gazette., 1877-09-06
STRAY Wales.
The new Council has been organized.

The new Council has been organized. y
Hog cholera is doubling up Iowa hoSss,
Walter Scott loved a cold sleeps head. J
Bird. OF Paradise are fashionable ON fall
ponnets. DH drs .tioIt n D1f,r IL : 80 :.
yesterday. oSS75YFS ~ ~ ''''''1 ei''eiYu
I The freight trains on on ali the roads a J
We, hea 3y.4,,5 .'4-j oif'''F +'l7T7 : ~
Oh. Tuesday - I'71 - :" Wv
The demand for the DAILY GAZETTE is
81 sadtIy increasing. " 10 H-7-- \ ~
Smoked agate buttons OF large size ap-
pear on fa'l sacqUes. 90 -I. = I. .- :,
s,.25 is the price OF a dead potato bug 10
Lon1oD, as q curiosity. . - .llf 10
Dry weather In some parts of the South
is killing ,he coS.on bug. F "i'N -
The Quickstep, and Eckford of German
town play this afternoon.
The San Francisco bootb,ack gives every
customer button-hole pouqueI.
An elght-dPy clock, whose machinery is
ny ie nom soup bones. is among The nov
Ties OF q New York jeweler.
sixty-one sheep wfiicn had cougregated
nder a ii ee during Storm were struck by
l'ghtdiog and killed In Californ ia Che otll Ell
day. tT IT. :, - 80 o'-'e'
The d DEiAwABE GAZETTE will be issued
ON this office this af.efuoon, and can be
copy.
Jrst few more nnoonsLa few more
sh .ly gliding weeks, and yod1l be kick.
~ yourself for having found fault WITH
huD weather.
There were several applications made
tot The bailfisbip OF Couucil, but James
'ang, the efficient bailiff OF last Council
MAS reelected. ..y-