Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

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TO-DAY'S AFFAIRS.
The CoIored Mans Day with
the Presidential Party.
indications that The Russians Have
=. kclled tesfake a seasoa.s 4
{. wsak u ofRest. "A
Death Of Ex-senator Bogy Of Missouri.
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The Railroad Kings will Increase Freight S per
Cent when Navigation Closes.
Death Of Ex-senator Bogy Of Missouri.
MlScELLANE
TuEPREsIDENTIAL rARrY'

Wa,,race Tenn, Sept. 20. The prssiden-
tai p.rty J. Il Nashville for Chattanooga at
seven o'clock this moaning in the elegant
car of Dr. Standifords, president of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, which
will take the party to Washington. The
day opened with light showers, but other
wise was very pleasant The president and
Mn. Hayes occupied seats on the rear Of
the platform and took deep interest in the
memorable places connected with the great
rebellion which were p intcd out by
gentlemen who were in each Of The OPP
posing armies that made istoric the coun-
try from Nashville to Murfresborow, the
battle field of Stone river, the national ceme-
terry and the stories of many skirmisl,es and
incidents and anecdotes connected with the
war were recalled and az the battle field o.
Stone river was approached, beautiful
rainbow was seen spanning it which called.
forth many remarks from the reception
| committee. From Chattanooga. Judge
Mis- ncr, of Shelbyville, Col. Cole, president
of ,h Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
are accon panyins the parry. When the
ira arrived at Munircsboro, a large GRO I'd
was awaiting t,eirain and greeted is with
cheers The president made bright speech,
aiiuding to 1lis gsssln6ssfSs Rs5fFs'
in the south, and hoping that the time
would soon come when in our country there
would be no north or south. Secretary
Evar.s, Judge Key and Governor Hampton
were introduced and made few remarks.
The latter presented Mrs. Hayes, who was
greeted with hearty applause aud bowed
to the assemblagc as the train moved off.
Decheh, Tenn, Sept. 20.-The colored
people in this section are anxious to SEIZE
every opportunity Of grasping the hand O
the president, who sratifes them wher
ever possible to the infinite amusement o
all who witness thewholesale manner inwhicf
this is done At Warlracc the rain wa
falliug, bu, large crowd was about tn,
4 depot, sad the president spoke briefly, ex
Y pressing the hope tha: the local govern
= mems of the south would pro,ec, all c,asse
= ea,ally. Secretary Evarts made humor-
:, .as speech. Judge Key and Wade Hamp
:, :, ION also spoke. AT Tulahoma The samt
programme was repeated to u large crowd
The wild scenery Of the Cumberland noun
tains charmed the party, and made tic rid
delightful.
OBITUARY.
St. Louis, September 20-U. S. Senate
, Lewis V. Bogy died at his re.idence here Al
! o'clock this morning. The senator ha
been afflicted with Malacia fever seyera
months, and lately an absess of the live
!. was discovered, which hastened perhap
directly ,he!caus Of his death.
: THE FLOOD.
Montgomery, Ala, September Goth
Il Warrior river has risen IL feet, and is ,sti
rising rapidly. The entire country
submerged. The loss ofcrop is calamitou
: The Alabama is rising slowly at this poin