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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-20
6llantsS- --ftmaIts.

WANTED-iOO experienced hand, on white tics
w To work home. L. LEVI. H'penard st.
VrANTED-Cigarc rollers and cigarette makers
w A. MOONELIS 3tD 81 av between 23th aud 2dth sts
vNANTED-A girl about i6 years Of age, to mind
w children; wages 81 Il East i1lth st.
NNANTED-A chambcrmaid aud laundrcss Apply
w with references. at - Blocker st
VNAsTED-A good laundrcss.
w Mrs II O'BRtEN, 16i Broadway.
vVANTED- Finsicrs aud bastcrs line shop coats
w D Ludlow 81 = JACOBS.
WAITED young girl to mind baby Apply at
w I26 West 12i -.
y WHEELER a. WILSON medal machines.
. nearly new all attachments viii be sold for 80. ~
East 81 st.
~ EAST SGD ST.-wantcd, nr-tclass dress
lD makers, no others need apply.
Ok FINE hcm,lgh.r. wanted vi linen coliar-'
~ steady work l5T Wcst 10Th st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-20
vo ri.II.ADELpnIN.

NV iVhN AM lIIllshhi.l+IlilA
10 through ,rau. co,h was la, depot, in Philaici.
lNia.- $40 So" iofe.
Double rrlok thc most Improved ElH.rmeuf and the
t"si'. 'i"' c'n-i'e' "lil .hs.i+f 20 g.
oS ANn AfrtG lrNE II. i-77.
F. ff-t lrlIf iIf 81 AHrk slA ID h.N--os ari tHrf-
ifif -fH fNrfirs. H~ follow.
$50 >e. 50. 1l-niu.l. aoA .i.a.T.H7. anl
:arnIl.. WNu- l.n'. rmriD hia go. = = 3d. q.
ai. HNl % s. TAINTED i.Nlr Sc. 80 y y. D..
1.a..i aut5 T. NJ. aus T. midnight un suulaf.
aAre .uA N.4 ESQ. anil z D. NJ. sul a. iU.la-at
ani t.N ". l'-'.u's end 'nr.nnit IT., Court 4 p.
l.NNNtN lli iif. nul "a, li4i ST lNls0n. ID, iot,
tLANh THOMSON l. D. fNhNER
e, u,ral NJ Iu4-"r Gem ra. i.,.' '.a,r A-,nt
ALBANY ANorwol ny nay UOtT>.
II e. Willard ANA paNfl lr'W. HAsv NtrifN street
iir H.. ~ 50. and FAN at9 VI laN 5000. AZ ~.
snuserur. rni.Nll ana iluisIn clos. CONNECTION With
N.w lNre trurAi Railroad ior the West To Nr,i Point
AMI ~ wlur.h returning same da,. ~ Tickets or
coupon, good on Hudson River Railroad are received On
huafdiur passage.
ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES IINE
"A Onr Ol the elegant steamers DREW ur ST JOHN,
wiiravc fcr ~ Nurih river. every wcrk day at q =
mer resorts North and West Fare only - rh
A THE MARY POWELL. for wc,t Point
~ Nrw hurgh. runthk., p.e. Rnnloi and Kin .ion'
ianin. o. Colian. Cornwall. Niton AMI N,w liar.
lur- and Marlboro hy terry Wi leave Pier 80. y t.
Nrs'is 81 A"iiN. sunday rNc' pod. at 'WH
I.oK ilnd-ona and tuN-a.k steamer. ,n,c iier a.
T. foot W tfAnkNu i, tA.N. Hi 81 NNi.tk 4
cNuutNtnf ~ Hudson Nlth tafif train fer nathan.
f'i-n'f. Norih Adams, and int, rwcll.tr stations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-20

EuiL SETS. ST. gum teeth, ~, single 81. war
Iahtsd Y DOntal Rooms, 2O2 9th a, Estab isSi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-20
Auction Nolit,s.

IAMEs WIsEMAN. Aucuoneer sells this day. at
AZ Iri the ontire stock OF cIOckery and glass
ware and fixtures 10 O'Clock sharp.
, 1877-03-01
Ntutte ttlesr. gtps(@ta.
Ser &ries i,n Orient.

b 0 n. 81. Geb. Cine &euter'i9e
9epei9e melbst. babv Elm eno9iltieesue'
bsreintommsn auii4en Der pforte uno
@erbien beute au Stonoe fam. uno bab
has YrototoQ morsen unterjei9net ,per'
ben pirb.
Die SIrfen tperoen @erbien inner
bolb 10 5osen mad Der unterSei4nuns
bes protnfolls rdumen. Sie lerbil4en
idsn Delssaten ,peroen ipaterbin Der
Yforte cine Note ~einbdnoisen nne Ga
rantisn fir bas autiinftise 8er6alten
@erbiens I%eiiten. Die Notc banoelt
BON foleenben pier Yunften
9ie grridtuns bon ueuen Geitunsen
in serbien. bas Mufbibsn Der tiirtilden
Glasse neben Der ierbiiden auf oaen
Jeitunosuerfen. bic @leidbsre6tisun9
Der Ssraelitsn uno Gbriiten. uno Mub=
reseIn sesen oas llebsridrciten Der
@rense bur9 bewafnete 8anben.
Sic Graqe i'm 8etreff zines tiirfil@en
Mscnten in 8elsrao uno bas ,~ufinftise
8elibre9t Der Geiinns &lein=3wOrnid
,uuroen p~orIdufis auber M4t sslalsn.
, 1877-03-01
bic Tnhkur,

r. ssnts'ntI :. ,asanss 9tsbsriss sstlDsrtasrsn nn.s'
SoAbal anS tIr4 Ginnebmen uOn 9obpMIper
nentrtt Ste So96dber 5eigen an, no bic Rrantbeit
tbren SIP bot, NJ ttef ie Itest, unb sn gletaer
peit. setsen fe bic aebenstraft' bes MeIniden an.
MaIienee fno IN ben lsstsn swsi Sabren In Der
MerSte unb apotbefsr. Oie qobbGber unteridetten
ttb BON anoeren Sdbern baburd, bab ie brett auf
PIE arantbett stnrptrten, nnb ben franfen Stoif ents
%tonne. Ste limb etn @erbrennunsss pber ausideis
bnn9ssproceb Der Rrantbeitstoffe. Sober &rante
wtro BET Der Anpenbuns bteier Sur f~osuiasen jeim
st8ener Mr3tt; Nenn Scenario ourd bteie Bdber ss
rsnb nod Der bisbertsen 9eilmetbobe Bic Mtttst
9emShnltd sefabrltder iinb oils bic Rrantbeitielbit,
hs h9 satsTs IN sanass 9esr ieeuuSarsr srants
ObsIei$ Sic svybaber oue arantbeit.n, inEsfsrItd
nno duBertt4, %furiren, 70 iinb bod BITE 8irfunsen
bet t~olsenben &ranfbetten, Defenders penn He Iix
Mod, III %aeutenl3 81 ltambe %beinben, gang auberorbents
lt9: Weber, felbit Nerpens lnb Epphusfeber,
!ueroen iebr i9nea, 9ew6bnli@ NIT Ia 8aoern,,
turtrt. SAILS Mno Observation-Disclosures rutrb,
beionoers bet lunaen aeuten u. TN eriten Stabiun,,
ssUo9n!t3 IIet9t turtrt. @a1ertmdt, Wbems
% sssnio Massn. 'p SnS bs Stt issT iSnsaf os s;issi If;
tDpbtltttidDe &rantbettsn tn ieoem @rabe. BET
6ubersn Rrantbeiten, 8ranownHoem, 0es
lal@urem, Serppbeltt &C; TT BITE @trtuns cine
nm SSeben pom Der @irtuns sn aberseusen. Mas
9eMfrebS unb Bite fo9enannte Garns ober
Smdcrrnbr (etne bis ieSt uubeilbare arantbeit)
purben sebeilt. Set fetterer &ranfbeit aeben 25
sgrosent bss 3aderftoffss nit ieSem Sabe Sur4 ben
urtn ab. =
Die 8abes anb gtnmebmesguIuer merben mad
tsbem plas I'm aanbe p~erfanbt, Der Yreis bes
DaSesPnlper8 tit 81, Der bes ginnebme 5 putper1
II. Mlan laTe ftd etne Broidare aber bic aobfua
n ssaui@sr ossr bsatider Sprade fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str (Box 1s09lJ
Rem Govt
, 1877-03-01
GutupaiChf NahriAten.

%erltm. Der preuBtibe StaatS'
bausbaltsetat fur bas Sabr 1877-78
b~alancirt in @%innabmen unb NuSgaben
nit 651.413,934.M so. SIS betrasen Die
o%ausrnoen Ius9aben 631 ,O75,787 81,
bic sinmalisen unb Experimentation
Iussaben 20,338,147 90. 5m @ors
beriAt it ausseiproden, oaB Der Sor.
anidlas Der @%innabmsn unO Nussaben
bic Tinan3la9e YreuBeus 3uar ais eine
our 3sit taapps, isSoh ntdt ais cine
un9Inftise erideinen laiIe. Sir oaS
Sabr 1876 miBten bic 5taatseinnabs
men I'M. 43,O69, $40 Wt. uieorissr arz
9eIeBt weroen, ais iir 1875; bage9en
erreidt oer @rias oerislbcn fir oas
Sabr pom 1. Npril 1877-78, obIhon
Der aus Dem Sabre 1875 eatnommene
ueberiduB bon 1~5>774.215 &c. gesen
ienen oes 8oriabres UNI 4.576,687 SO.
juradfebt. fat senau oieielbe 90be wle
Der fur 1876, blntsr wel9em CT nur
uni 15,466M. 3uridbleibt. Die Webrs
auS9aben fir Die Serualtun9 beS Sn.
nern gum @eiammtbetrase pom 936. $40
so. Werocu %erforbert our weltsren Srs
sani5ation YES Ober, YcrwaltunaSae,
ridts uuo Der 9s3irfS. Ysrmaltun9Sse>
ridte, our Serbe1eruu9 bss Yolisei.
bienItss in Berlin uno in BEN Bropiu>
aen. our untsrbaltuns Der Strafanltal.
ten. So itno IbrIgeuS mieoerum piele
81, brbeoarfuife I'M 8ereide oet 9eiit.
lihen, unterribtS uno Msbicinal Yers
uaItuus beradli9tl9t. uno namentIid
CUR AuStattuug Der 8ebOroen Der epanz
9slilden 0anbeSfirhs nit Den n6tbi9en
&raiten uno Witteln fur Die 9eleemaBis
anf lie abersebeaoe Serwaltun3 weiterer
firdlibsn Anselestnbeiten, aur grb0b.
unS Der 5ulhiile fir Die uniuer litaten
un0 boberen MISREPRESENTATION, CUR
weiteren 6OrosruHs oes Semiuara uno
Yrdparanoenwelens, 10 pie fur &nnt
uno winenidaitliAe 3weds. i'm Gan.
5en TIA. 266W. mebr anyelcgt. Chen
10 iino fur lanowirtblAaftliAe uatere
riAtsanialten uuo 81 wiHsnlhaftllAen
uub asbraweden erbeblihe Utepraussas
b.n uor9eleben. Sir oen Giuilb:amten
Yemlionsionos. belsn Yelaltuns nod
I'M Wadlen aeblieben III, lino 800 600
W, fur Die Neutenbanten ,ussen aunsb.
memoen @eihaftsumfanss 5O.OOOW.
fir Borto %, OOOW. unb an 8sitrasen
gu ben MuSsaben oes OeutlAen &eihes
SO. 9S6W. mehr anasieet. Oa Der
Oaushaltsetat oeS Deuttfsn Gsines
, 1877-03-01
Gnglano.

2onoon, %. Gsb. 81. Metron 81
beraler) pertinoete eeitern i'm l1nter6au'
ie. bas er am 81. Mdr3, cine &~siolutior
einbrinsen werbe. wel@e barlest, oaB es
,piinidsnswertb. lei, ben Yuslieferunss-
pertras Suiiden England uno ben Ser
Gtoaten in GinfIan9 nit benz @elebe
BON 1870 gu brinsen.
Sn p~ersaneener @o@e ftarben 104
psrionen in bieier Stact an ben 9lat'
tern. Gieis Mnaabl 1T nur in cine go
DE felt benz Musbru9e Der epidemic
iibertrofen tporben.
, 1877-03-01
9nlanoifde gspel1fu.

Burp. @ropin5 Nusbsc, %. Gebr,
Ser &eftor bieies &irdlpieIss entflol
ON Iebten Sonnabenbe nit elmer iunssn
9ame, wsl4e elmer seadteten camille
ieiner @emeinoe ~anseh6rte, uno lisB lei
ne Grau uno swei &inbsr i'm @ti9e.
8or ieiner Glu&t CAB er ieiner 5rau Ell.
ne Miytur als Wrsnsi Elm, tuelde bieisl.
be auf has 2rantenlaeer mari. Cine
nnteriu9uns Der ansebliden lronei sr.
CAB. baB oieislbe elm lanSiam wirtenoss
@ift entbieIt. Sn Dem Sanis bes 2et-
tors ipurbe Elm OF bic erwd9nte iunge
Sams ssri4tstsr Brief pOrseiunoen.
'.
, 1877-03-01
Tranfrei9.

WetfaiIIss. %. Geb. Sr. 9u~
faurt be @apar6ie bradte eeiiern i'm 81
nate cine &eiolution Elm, wel@e ben Yrd
iioenten MacMabon autoriiirt, ben Mi'
niiter @imOn ,pe9en oeIien ~ebemaIiser
Ne~rbinbun9 init ben Snternationalen
o~bsuieben. Ser Senat ueigerte iid, bic
@eiolutiOn in 9stradt gu 3ieben.
SSn benz neuen Opernbauie in Naris
fano seitern Mbenb elm 9roBartissr
Nal gum Belien Der n~otbIeibenoen Sci
benweber in 2pon ftatt. 9ie ginnabme
tstrus 100000.
, 1877-03-01

~ THE CIRCULATION or THn
STATS GAZETTE Is LAGER THAN
TIE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS :
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-03-01
Neuti4Ian0.

YerIin. %. Iebr. 3pei 6dniide
Mbseorbnete aus S9leswis . Soltein
baben ii9 in Dem Santiago seme;sert.
gu beIdm0ren, oaB iie Die preuBiide
Contribution beobadten tpoaen. @ie
,puroen bebbaIb BON ben ferneren Ser
bonoluneen hes 2anota9es ausseidIoi'
fen.
, 1877-03-01
Oefrei&.

peFb, %. Sch. Sic @ieberernen.
hung bes unsoriiden Miniferiums UTE
ter Sisaa, ,pslbes in Tol9e Der Wlibbsl'
Iiefsiten a,piiden Oeitrei4 uno unsarn
i'm Getreff Der &eidsbanffrase refsntr.
te, tuirb ofiiSiel uerfinbet.
, 1877-03-01

welder mitt6eilte, bieGrau lei franf, uno
Mqes uirbe in fur5er 3eit vall right"
iein.
Montrea, %. Gebr. Sbos. Mac
9uf, Der Mgent Der britilden 9olSbdnb'
lerfirma Gilmour & 60. in garaoa, lit
bur@9esansen, nadoem er, wie man
aneibt, 0sruntreuunsen i'm 8etrase BON
100000 ueriibf bate.
9 o It o n, %. Jebr. 8oli5it 6. %.
Greeman bradte setern Nbeno einem se~
milien goparo &iee in einem Sauie on
Walfer- Mpsnue in gbarlestoDn cine
t5otli9e G9u6,uunoe bel. 5reeman
mollte einen notoriiden Sieb, Namens
Donopan, perbaften, uuroe aber BON
ben Sniaien oes Suuies, adt an Der
3obI, ansefafen uno muBte aus Notb=
,pebr ieinen &epoluer 9ebrau9en.
gbica9o, 81. Jebr. Cine Stpe
lhe BON Dem commanoirenoen Offaier
auf BET gbspenne-asentur meloet, oab
229 Siouy=& rieser seitern bon benz So
ger Der GeinoIiden am Sonsuez&iper
~anlansten uno ibre pferoe ano Bafen
oblieferten.
@6icaso, %. Gsbr. prof. Gliiba
@rap bislt seitern Nbeno in nMcgor-
mid's Sail" cine @orleiuns iiber bas
Selepbon uno ~lieferte betrefienoe 8ewei,
le iiber Die 2eiltunssfd5istsit bes Sn'
itruments.
8iele prominente nnb wiIienI9aftlib
aebiIoete Manner ,paren auf Der Ylatts
form %anpeieno. Mulif, ,uelde man in
Mfilpautee ipielte, wuroe iiber oie0rd1te
bierber selsitet uhb in beutliden S0nen
in Der Salle reproouSirt. Mebrere Der.
idiebene Mccoroe tpuroen 9lei93eitis in
Msilpaufee ansei6lasen, uno oeutIi6
BON Dem uerlammelten publitum seb6rt.
Gin belomitbises 90 d s.
den. .Sarper's Masa5in" ersdblt !:
SIN Sabre 1883. i'm Winter. brad IN
Dem Mdoden.S Seminar gu 2imoses in
6rantreid 6euer aus uno 9riff raid I'M
li6. YlDbli6 psrbreitete Ii6 Der @6res
densrnf Elm tleines Mao6en lei in III
rem 3immer pergeiien moroen. Wab=
reno Die entiebten 3uidauer ratblos uno
perawcifelt berumitanoen, iab man elm
i9lanfes Maoheu int battle-ground rno
nit Fiesenoen 3aaren init Dem Gufe:
lid weroe lie retten !" in oas brennenoe
@ebduoe i~tir5en. Inter atbemloier
5tiue iab man cine Minute lpdter our9
Die Jlammen eas bleide Mdbden, oas
er19retfte Sinh onf ben Mrmen trageno.
Wenise Sage na@6er i6idte Souls
Ybilipp Dem b~sloenbaftcn Mdo9en cine
goloene Mebaile, uno Elm &aritain Der
fransOfl@en @rmee. Der 3emse Der BEL
oenmitbisen Sbat mar, belt I'm ibre
9ano an. Ser &apitdn 1T iett Yrai.
bent bon Trantrei6, rno oas tapfere
Mdo9en bsibt beute Maoams Nfac Nfa-
bon.
, 1877-03-01

q POST Office orders, checks. or drafts - New
Hork. wherever convenient. If not, then reristeI,
NE 'sstess containing money. Address
W. ENGLAND. Publisher,
~" oface. Nsw york Clky
, 1877-03-01
@eprae 6ibfpn, ir.,
(Wa9tslser Don acgpss s. @iblpn.)

g o. 1901 Sc StraBe.
Smppttemr mnb gdnbler in
alien Sorten Horaellau- uro G'las-
Waaren, io,uie IN oeridiebenen
Grten Sausbaltuu9sse=
rdtbihafter.
Sd bate iceben birett BON Der Gab,if tn
0imossS, BranfreiG, cine fril9e @entmng,
BON benz belten fransSilgen MOteartifsln In
@laswaaren. ipelbe fA iebr fir SaIoons une
WirtbfHaften eisnen, erbalten unb bite has
yublifam mid gu bsinGsn, ba id lsbr srbStiJ
bin msius @a0rsn- Su 5siesH.l
, 1877-03-01

five copies. one year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
len copies, one year. separately addressed land
az extra copy to getter up Of clubY, ~
Sixtccn D0ilurs.
, 1877-03-01

@Ge Der 11ten unb Main Ctr.
Nabtres iiber bic ssrl9iesenen 8lafen nnb
Der 3sbrarten fThnen bel g,rof. 4ambe 80.
IL Gait Sroab StraBe, pper in Der Neabe-
mic erfrast tperben.
Ole neuiten Taa;e weroen selebrt.
Der lntsrrt9t fur iunse Oamen, @abGsn
anb Taateh, fnbet Mittwuds unp Spnna-
tenbs, Na ntttagS bon A bis 6 lbr, ben Der
Serrsa Yisntass aab Grsitass, @tenes BON
8 bis 10 llyr, fat. MI : Int
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08

Our most reliable reports from the other
side Of the water indicate . moderate, if
not short, crop Of grain and that Of inferi-
or quality. As yet there has been no deci-
ded foreign demand for our products, but
there is every reason to suppose it will
come, should the war 60 on. Advising farm.
ers to hold on to or to sell their grain, under
ordinary circumstances, is to assume the
role Of the operator on change who CANDLES
on the chances of rise or fall and wins or
loses as fortune favors or deserts him. But
in the present instance there is abundant
reason to hope for a rise in prices. A large
foreign demand alone can create this, as the
United States have grown this year an unu
aual surplus. During the present month
the market has manifested frmness which
is encouraging for the future. Grain has
advanced in price and is assuming relia-
BILE value. 1t is well perhaps that farmers
are in no haste to sell. A little more sea.
soning in the stack and bin will improve
the quality and there is reason to believe
that grain will advance in price beyond its
present figure. Still the old business maxim.
to sell when fair profit offers itself is as
good . guide for farmers as for anv other
class of business men.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08

1t may not be christianlike to rejoice over
the death Of either friend or foe, but we are
satisfied that We shall not be alone in cheer
fully accepting the providential dispensation
which has removed from our midst all that
was mortal Of the Indian chief Crazy Horse.
Whittier his uneasy spirit has gone is the
unsolyed problem we .wot not Of, but that
his animated flesh no longer vexes the earth
is solace to those who travel the paths he
was accustomed to raid upon. As one ol
the untameable elements Of the plains and
mountains he was chronic disturber and
was continually leading the young men
from the agency and prevailing upon them
to follow the favorite Indian pastime Of
hunting white men. But he is dead. Letul
forget his sins and extoll his virtues, if he
had any.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
BRIGHAM YOUNG'S ESTATE.

(salt Lake Dispatch to the Chicago Times !
The estate Of BRIGHAM Yonnc isest;m,,aa
at from S6.OOOOO0 to 81 0ln 600 Int !,
would he difticnit to mi any annrox;m,te
value upon It, as il ia yerv widley scattered
He owns large tracts Of real estate in manv
of the settlements. and mills mildincs live
stock and a great variety Of imnrovements
He owns nearly ali the stock in tho strss,
railroads in this city. and LARGE ,moun,s of
Utah Central and Utah Southern ra;lro,a
bonds, ia large owner in tho Deseret h,nE
the Deseret TELEGRAPH comn.nv tho com,
trolling proprietor oi the vreat Z;on,s 70.
operative mer,antile inst;tn,;on etc In
Ann Eliza's h;|l fnr ,l;vn,s.. M sst;,, .,aa
his monthly income SCI, ono vh;,h la I.
MED in his renly and s,,,sJ .,hst Ii,
monthly income wonlI not eyce.,i SS (,oO
He had already disturbed considerable
amount Of pronertv among h;s ch;ljrsn
and a. he was yery nunctil;ons in rso,rd ~
affairs. il is probably that his viii hes haen
drawn to preclude # nos;hls any lsssi
complications. Thronoh IFS hs wa: ,rsrss
to LAWYERS und the settlements a. .of d;sn,,es
through the courts. Il is doubtful whethsr
it viii be possible to avoid compl;cat;on,
and lawsuits in the settlement of th;s vas,
estate, and it is more than likely th.t ths
LAWYERS have many fat fee before the will
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08

We publish in this issue an article from
the Crook City Tribune which is in the
nature Of protest against sending to Wash.
ington two men who were appointed dele
gates for the Hills at small meeting ir
Deadwood, packed for the purpose which
it accomplished. The article calls for IN
election, by the people Of the whole Hills,
Of representatives, to Washington, and sug-
gests that persons thus chosen would be
Clothed with authority to demand and re-
ceive respectful and attentive hearing by
the national authorities" upon the question
OF state or separate territorial organiza.
iion. The Tribune has persistently followed
up its attack upon the self constituted dele.
gates from the Hills and in the position il
has taken it will have the support of al
who are in favor Of giving the entire Hill
voice in arranging matters Of genera
interest. But it will be we'll for the people
Of the Hills to decide whether they want
separate territory or want to go in as par
Of the coming state of Dakota. The peopl
Of the southeastern portion Of the territor,
care little which choice they make. If the.
choose to seperate themselves there will b
no oppositioa from this quarter. II the,
decide upon the more sensible course an,
renaini asa part ofsshs territory which
nearing statehood, the influence Of this acc
tiou will always be given for their advance
lnent. y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08

The New York aldcrmanic committee on
investigation of the ring frauds met Thurs
day. VIM. NJ. Tweed was present with
counsel, and gave history of the various
offices he held under the city. He testified
to the ring that was formed with the board
of supervisors for passing excessive bills in
1860. The ring consisted of Roach, Briggs
and himself: In 1868 Henry Smith was
added, in 1865 John Fox, in 1866 James
Hayes, and in 1869 Isaac J. Oliver and An.
drew j. Blakeley were added. The last
two did not know all that was going on,
but they got their rake.
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FOREIGN CROPS.

London, Sept 4, 1877.
The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly
review of the British grain trade. saws !:
Most of England wheat crop is now cut,
but the carrying Of grain has been greatly
delayed by the persistent rain fall which
has been experienced In many parts of the
kingdom, especially in the northern coun.
ties Fortunately the temperature has cot
been unreasonable, SO damage from sprout.
ing has not been so. great as would have
been the case had wheat been normally
warm. Disastrous reports reach US from
Scotland, where storms and rainfall have
wrought irreparable damage both in cereals
and hay, which has fairly rotted on the
ground under excessive moisture. The har
vest in the north would have been three
weeks or month late under any circum-
stances, but the recent storms render it
problematic when the crops will be secur-
ed. The weather has also been unfavorable
for potatoes, and disease has been spreading
in an alarming manner. The yield of cere.
ais taken together is decidedly bad through.
out the kingdom, and the condition in
which good deal of the wheat has been
gathered and stacked renders it improbable
that the offerings at the principal markets
will be on anything but limited scale for
several weeks 10 come. The quality of The
new grain is decidedly inferior to last years,
and considerable admixture of dry foreign
will be required to render it fit for present
use. Barley cutting has only just begun,
but II the weather is anything like favora-
BILE for harvesting much better yield Of
this cereal is anticipated than appeared be-
fore rain set in. A firmer tone has been
apparent IN the wheat trade both at Mark
nd frv lsl-
the depressing effect Of continued large inn
portations Of foreign grain into London has
to q large extent deprived the market Of the
support it derives from untavorable wealth.
er. A fair amount Of business, however
was done at shilling per quarter more mon.
ey, albeit there has been nothing like excite.
ment in trade, and the demand has been of
consumptive character Striking proof of
this has been afforded, were any needed Of
the inferior condition of some Of the crops
in the fact that Australian end New Zealand
wheats, which closely resemble English
white, have been purchased doubtless for
purposes of admixture with some Of oul
own growth required for immediate USE [,
is, however, improbable the recent firmues.
will lead TO any material rise in values. as
supplies continue on very liberal scale
Our granaries are glutted with wheat, and
Ian impetus Of continental demand. even il
the French crop turns out short. as 1t /,
represented, can scarcely be looked for 8,
soon after harvest. A good deal Of a,,cn
ton has recently been drawn toward maiz.
imports. which for some time past hav,
been on very moderate scale 1t appear
likely that rise In this article may speed
lily be looked for, % thcse hes been decid
edly better demand Of late. and large sale
have been made at an advance of 81 Pc
1 quarter Is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
IA Washington dispatch, coming #,

"A Warrington dispatch. coming from q
democratic source, says; Prominent re
pablicans. who have heard both republican
and democratic explanations Of the recent
indictments Of South Carolina state officers,
say there is no doubt that the former off.
GERS did stea! large sums OF money. but this
does not involve Chamberlain in the least
They say also that Patterson's defense is
purely technical. and that unless he eau
make better showing than any yet offered
the case is strong against him. There are
eight colored men on the grand jury which
found the indictments.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
The Daily Press and Dakotaian
Senator Morton's physician announces
that the distinguished invalid will be able
70 attend the regular session of congress.

The attendance at the Chicago exposition
Increased rapidly from day to day. Excur-
sions are arriving from all points Of the
compass. The exhibition is admitted by
all visitors to be much the finest of the SC.
ries, and everything indicates most COM
plete success. The display of machinery
in operation and of manufacturing process.
es is very large and interesting