Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
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Y%ANkroN, DAKOTA
Monday Evening, oeteber 60, ,sn|
LOCAL LACoyIu.

H RUSSIAN LOVERS PARTING. as
Without thee I am poor indeed,
But with thee I aln rich
On wouldst thou make my heart to bleed,
Beloved Tzazkoshvitch.
Tzazkoslyitch Ehihelankon,
As from her arms he tore,
Burst two suspender buttons of,
Which rolled upon the floor.
Keep them,' he cried in piteous tone.
And think of me, my love-" ts,
Then. turned and madly fled his own
Skobeskifraulenstov.
The county teachers examination will
commence to morrow.
A special train came up Yesterday bring
ing a large amount of freight.
Tx thermometer indicated one degree
below freezing point this morning at Z
o'clock.
We were visited by a slight fall Of snow
yesterday morning, lasting about 15 min
ntes-just long enough for us to make an
item of it.
Divine service will be held in Christ
church, Yankton, every Sunday at II a. m.
and : pm. Lay reading the LIST and Sd
Sundays; on the I'd and 4th, Rev. DR.. Hoyt
will oficiate; he will also. ~oficiate on Fri
day evening of each week.
Prof. O'Niels art exhibition will give a
matinee on Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock, for the children, to which an adj
mission fee of 10 cents will be charged. This
entertainment will be instructive and highly
entertaining for the little ones.
The unusually tall grass this year makes
the prairie fires both more numerous and
stronger than usual. Those who have had
experience say they are almost uncontrolla-
BILE. Too much care cannot be takensbv
those who are at all exposed, to protect
themselves.
Farmers should use care in setting out
fire to straw piles and not let the fire get
beyond their control, The law is very rigid
in regard to setting out fire, and heavy dunn
ages have been collected on account of care
l%essness OF this kind. A little precaution is
all that is necessary.
The democrats of Yankton county held q
convention this afternoon at Stanagl's house
in the eastern part of the county. Messrs. NJ,
Taylor of the Herald, Judge Wheeler, and
we presume a number of others from town,
were in attendance. No intelligence of who
were the nominees has reached US.
The Washington Republican of the oath,
furnishes the following item: 1t was stated
last night in we'll informed circles that Hon
Hugh ]. Campbell, of New Orleans, had
bed Rendered the appointment to the posi-
ton of United States district attorney fol
Dakota, but had not yet decided whether to
accept the offer.
Black Hills Miner Oct. 2l:-We take
pleasure in adding the testimony of this
paper to the impartial, prompt and digniied
manner that has invariably characterized
the decisions, rulings and general conduct
of his honor, Judge Granville Bennett, now
presiding over the district court in this city,
and congratulate the people Of our district
upon his retention on the bench.
"Say Sam"
"Welp
"Say, Sam"
"What is it"
"Duz you know who runs de only Skan.
dihoovian hotel in Yankton? 2"
mo, boss: 1 duzn't, DUE you take me flu,
a city d~ickshumany or a Webster's direct.
ury??'
why you guesant Ethiopian niger, Ole
Bakerson am de proprietor Of de house."
On Saturday evening last Pat Ryder, 8
steamboat rooster, under the influence o
Yankton liquids, went into the house of NJ
NJ. Matthiesen, and after badly frightening
Mrs. Matthiescn, helped himself to an over.
coat and cap, hanging in the hall. Officer
Donaldson arrested him, and this morning
brought him before Justice Eldridge, who
after a hearing imposed a penalty of S10.4C
fine and costs, which defendant paid and
was discharged.
Central City, Black Hills. was the scene
of another of those tragedies peculiar to a
mining country. A. W. Adams and Joseph
Bryant shot and killed each other; they
had quarreled over q claim which one
Clnlucu uuucE tuc ullucI . INV, anu L0c
other under purchase. Adams was 40 years
of age and a native of Indiana. Bryant
was % years of age, and hailed from Peru,
Illinois.
Remember the Centennial Art exhibition
tonight. The entertainment consists OF
magic lantern or %stereoptican views, EN-
bracing scenes of the centennial exhibition
buildings, choice and magnificent views Of
statuary scenes of !, , Ireland, England
Scotland, Wales, France, Italy. Germany
and the holy land. We are informed by
those that have witnessed the exhibition,
that ia is we'll worth seeing.
Mr.. M. M. Matheison informs us that Mr..
Andrew Matheler, Of Hutchinson county,
thirty miles north of Yankton, raised 1000
bushels of wheat this season, and that be ha.
thirty neighbors who haveraised {, 1000 bush.
els each. These peoplehav been settled in
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