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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-21

F
water; that aiisr taking Il be bad ram
bsed thronsh lbe streets on his way %
The work shop. lie mind, however,
complete blank ~ 10 everything which
occurred AfyerwArd, nayl be found him
self lying 10 narrow ally, surrounded
by III locking people. When be came to
himself be was paralyned With fear on
finding, as be thought, Chat be bad been
robbed OF bis bag. His brain was daxed
with the tbonghl Of The fearful aecusa
tionS which would mosl certainly be
brought A9ains. him.
Who woald believe That be was guIll.
less Of any crime When appearances were
10 much against himf How could be e1-
plain away bis ssemlag state Of intoXioa-
tion when be went on board the ship in
the morning. And above ell, how could
he explain the loss Of the bagi lie could
remember that up 10 certain time after
leaving the public house he still had the
bag safe in the breast pocket of Lis coat J,
for be bad q distinct recollection Of keep.
Ing bis arm tightly pressed against il.
lie bad dim recollection Of finding him.
self amid streets Of tall stone houses aud
reeling sgainst several people on the
pavement, bot after that bis memory was
altogether blotted out All was darkness
and vacancy until be awoke.
! Then q feeling of blank despair took
possession OF his mind. How could he
ever agaln show himself among his
friends, be who had held bis head so high
and bad been so forward In denouncing
vice and drink? lie would be laughing
stock TO all the world; aud thea tho stain
upon his honestly Messrs. Smith &
Jones be knew to be very hard people
they never had spared anybody in their
business dealings and they would Ger.
tainly bring criminal charge against
him. The idea was horrible. lie would
rather die than submit TO such indignity.
Pondering these things over In his
mind, be had wandered heedlessly
through the streets without remarking
whittier he was going. Fate or instinct
seemed to lead him to the riverside sgain
and be found himself at last at st. Katha-
rine's dock. Exactly facing where he
stood was flaming placard, announcing
the departure that day of boat for Gala
Is at very low rate of passage. The
thought darted through bis mind; Why
not cut his difficulties at once and put
the sea between himself and the scene of
his disgrace?
II was q cowardly temptation which II
bis intellect had been in clearer state,
would have been instantly rejected with
scorn; but the poisonous drug which be
had imbibed seemed to have paralyzed
bis energy and to have utterly unnamed
him and deprived him OF the courage nee
essarY to face his trouble. He yielded to
the temptation and made his way through
TO Paris, where, under an assumed name,
he succeeded In getting work, for he was
vary exDert at his business.
Nothing could exceed the ucngns ,lIO
worthy commisSionaire at having been
the means of clearing up the mystery, ex
cept, indeed, bis pride in retelling the oft
told tale. Nor was his honesty unrewarIi-
ed In more substantial manner, Messrs.
Smith & Jones presented him with flOO
as recognition of bis integrity and intel
ligence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-21
PARTRIDGE wmp. 4 ROOSTER.

Al ST. Foye, near Quebec, January 2, !
bebeld a male spruce partridge 0etrao
eansdensi.) Engaged IN mortal daello
with the Spanish knizhl.errant Of cur
poultry yard. The combatauts fought Ii
the manner common 10 the Gallinacf m -
eyeing each other with outsireiched
neeks and drooping wlngs. AT each al.
tempt 10 strike Ga the part Of The rooster.
the partridge, With TIC rspiditg u q fash,
would hop, Or rather fly over The bead Of
sis uniucky Cpponeni. and passing would
use a. weapons Of onense both wing snd
claw with astonishing effect Al each
onset this passing was repeated several
times without intermission, snd then The
posture Of attack would be resumed. Ia
this manner the dueli0 vas carried on.
round Aiger round, but II soon became
evident that, owing to Bic activity and
strange and superior mode u attack, tie
smaller Of tbe opponents must eventually
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-21

Aaoo ou lle TOP % hIs hqsd or bis life
Then after 5 few mere rchouals, srrows
woaId ay rishi 10 Il lhe window wherc
she was siliiur, aud one or more passeu-
gers woald be Killed. 0no srfow would
pass thfourh Der bonnet The train
would be scene Of the widest confusion
aud carnage Aud, a. last, after the old
lady has been gathered to her mothers
her grandchildren would tell their grand
children about their noble old grsndmoih-
er sud their brave gallant grandfather
who both fcll BY the hands o. outnumber.
Ing savages, while defending q railway
train from an attaet OF baud OF Sioux
Indians, under the command of sitting
Bull, whom their grandfather iust before
he died, Killed With his own hand And
thgs grand, thrilling page oi family
history viii grow ont Of my unaffected
little romance to the inquisitiye old lady
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-21
VOLUME XVII.

become tie vietor. Feeling hls advantage
The Hitle hcro's fury knew no bounds
striking from 81 sides, ho punished ,oc
unlueky ehevalier dss poales tlll his crsss
and wattles were torn 10 shteds, and,
bali blad, bleeding and stunned be be-
came utterly dcmorAlsed, and took 10 bis
heels Little, however, did bis fight
avail him. The partridge, bent on carry.
Ing hosdliilcs to the bitter end, followed
The rooster, knocking him down repeat.
ediy by tho violence Of bis blows, tIll,
vAuquisbed beyond hope, lying fat on tho
sod, hiding bis bruised aud bleeding
head under tuft OF grass, Gallus sarrcn.
dertd at discretion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-21
ARE FARMEIts WORSE OFF THAN
BEFORE THE WAX

am getting on an average one.quarter
more for my tarm produce than before the
war; and as hay Is the most important
article that sell, the advance on prices OF
farm produce is really more than this.
On the other hand, taking all thing. into
consideration, the same quality Of goods
bought at the store, costs no more now
than before the war. So that If farmers
live as economically as before the war
their mel profits now would be 25 per
cent more than they were twenty years
ago. know that most Of us have fallen
into some habits Of extravsgaEce fostered
by war and deprecated currency, but
Notwithstanding this | am satisfied that
those farmers who are properly managing
their farms arc 10 much better condition
than We were a quarter Of a century ago
OF course II IS unfair 10 compare prices
and conditions with those that existed
during the flush times Of war, bfough.
about by thelwithdrawa Of million men
from productive pursuits, and the i'm
mense purchases Of Government on Dor
rowed money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-21
SELLING
- THE
ISFALLIABLE FIRE KIEDLRR

Pays letter than digging Tot God.
Ny kEsats have sanst.nea Daas a. high ~ s1o
n aAy. EFsry azily in some sEtiye tovns.
sFeH, seys eougka eee~ ahOesAnds ef Tsektze-
81 yeArs 81 ust, vlsh inxs1tang and cssrvkslHz-
lEF sales Agents wasted for every usooeupasd
I0vH and Ce9nty a. TIE States A5a C&HGdAa--
C.Fe45tft g.vaEg fail pAssscuians sant 60 oall.-
A Kluditf stEt y sEy cns Nts1tzg ~ teectis -.
ritafY Tree.
Aasrsas D, EMfTH
bsssef y. bAi5st, We.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-21
TIS CANS, HEATERS
Sap Buckets, Russia and Galvanized Iron Pane
LSO

Tln Ware, PLATA and stamped, sheet iron And
Copper Ware. Coal Hods, stove Pipe, Couogz'
ed Elb0Na
4 L 20
Fave sPouls, Tia Roossg. Pumps, Lead AEe
iroa flps, uast fraa houss siHks, Plais ane
GAiTaaiSsd. 0ooss fuYnsahed 10 order,
5ehs promptly attended 70 ana woSk dohe In
satisfkrtSFy mRunef. Prices as luw ae sHy paTtl
can kG0fd for The sane quality ard style q
goods. Orders by mail wiii reeeivs imEnsdisi
attSatiOn.
Z Arlington. VI. 1Ga. ~. 1878
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
TIE CYCLONE IN the UEsT
Desoiating the Country In Wisconsin and IIlI-
nois-M Many Persons Killed.

MADISON, Wis, May 2i-Last nights
heavy rain storm was accompanied by the re-
markable phenomenon OF a rain Of sticks,
stones boards and twigs Of various sizes, and
large hail. The cyclone came from the south
west, probably from Mineral Point, Between
Mount Vernon and Oregon 1t WAS specially So
we're, and fifteen or twenty barns are reported
destroyed. A Norwegian living near Mount
Vernon narrowly escaped death, and his father
in-law Narye Bergt, and brother-in-law, Her
bard Bergt were instantly killed and his
mOther-in- law WAS seriously Injured by the de-
strucion OF their dwelling. o. B. DAILY. n
wealthy merchant Of Mount Vernon. was also
killed number OF prairie fires were started
during the evening. \ report from Oregon,
Wis., says many houses We're torn down near
PaOli, and three or four persons were killed.
Great destruction OF property and loss Of life
have undoubtedly resulted from the storms.
CHICAGO, May 2i.-About o'clock last even
ing a tornado struck settlement about three
miles from Darlington, Chicago suburb. and
desOated the country for a radius OF about two
miles. The farmhouse OF william Bruncs was
completely demolished. Mrs. Brunes instantly
killed and two young children carried through
the air by the whirwind and hurled dead TO
the ground distance Of twenty rods away
lnborer was lifted from his feet. and on striking
terra iirma his legs We're broken by TIE shock.
No other damage TO life Is reported, but the
destruction Of property was considerable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
THE CTMBRf.i'S P.IsSENG ERs.
A Kussian Oncer Admitting that they Came
to Man Three Cruisers.

ELLSWORTH, Me. May 24.-Small parties
Of Russian officers are leaving the Cimhria to-
day vita all their baggage which they pass
formal ) through the Custom House A few 20
Wy every boat going west. and three passed
through Ellsworth to-day. One Of the officers.
in conversation. confirmed the report that tho
Russian force is composed Of three shirs'
crews. each fully oflicered. He said there was
now no harm in saying that they came 10 Amer
lea 10 man three fast vessels. 10 be purchased
and converted into Russian cruisers. lIethinks
two have already bcrn purchased. ant ara now
IN Philaaelphia. Such onlcers a. have left tho
Cimhrla have gone TO these N'esa.N When
asked II any sailors had been s.l IN. h. an
swered that the snilots would b. D.ern directly
in the Cimbria TO tho point Of transfer, I'll,
educated. and appare ntly candid in his state
menis.
pm .pELPH1A. May A.-Count Casimir
.Grippenbers and c. Clcopn of the Russian
steamship Cimbria arrived here last night and
spent to-day in dire ting the aliorati Jns on the
State Of California and the Columbus. The latior
vessel j. to be fitted with iron appurtennnces
and ornaments on the same s,alr ms the Cali
iiornia. To 2 sun correspondent tonight the
Count, who has kept himself secluded from
Wis gave an authoritative denial 10 the
statement that RussiHn agents We're eluipping
cruisers in San Francisco He also emphat-
cay declared that the movements now in
teers for the Cars service was not countenanced
by the Russian Government. who had plenty OF
men and e. spare. Capt; GrippehPcrg also
steamers had sailed from the Baltic for this
country and ntimated that they would bring
crews for the equipment of the vessels recently
purchased. To-day discovery was made OF
three large torpedo manufactures in the sub
urbs Of this city. The missiles are intended
for the Russians. committee composed OF
prominent merchants. members Of the Sons of
ST. George. has been formed for the purpose Of
putting the establishments under surveillance
and reporting to The British Government the
vessels on which the torpedoos are shipped.
The COMMITTEES have information that other
similar manufactures are in existence. and are
now searching for them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
THE GREAT COTTON STRIKE
PicEop's Compromise Proposal Rejected by
an Overw heiming Vote.

LONDON, May "a The baloting in the cot
ton strike districts yesterday on Alderman Pick
ops compromise proposal passed of quietly.
There was no nodisorderanywherc. Ofabouils 900
persons entitled TO vote 1887 voted. The fol-
lowing details Of the voting on the compromise
have been received; Burnley. 4 999 against. and
392 for; Blackburn. $50 against. and 292 for (:
Darwen. 100 against, and 96 Tor; Clithcroc,
9G3 against and 81 for; liarwool. ISL again-t
and for; Rshton. 324 against. and % for;
Mhalley l5l against, and ~ for; and Lnnghoe
rs against. and 10 for. At Acrrngton. Oswald
twistle, and Padisham tn operatives refused 10
take ballot. There was no bnlln, N Preston,
because the wcavers there are willing to accept
the reduction. The result Is hailed with salts
faction by the operatives and makes little i'm
preston on the masters. Tho strike will be
Indefinitely prolonged. Seventeen hundred
c9lliers have struck at ChaddertQn. in. Lanca-
shire, against a proposed r duction OF seven
t"en per cent Of thcir wages.
The meeting of the cotton masters Of Man
ch, ster. formerly fixed for Friday, has been
postponed until Tuesday, the masters Meling
that II Is useless to discuss Alderman Pickop's
lroposal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
EsCiPED FROM IN AsFLUM
Mrs. Matthew's Presence OF Mind while
EntertnIning nn Insnne Mmn.

The door bell Of Mr.. Albert Mathcws's house.
at "a West Thirty tnrd street, was rung
several times Thursday evening and when
the servant answered the summons man
covered with dust om head to foot past her entered
tno sitting ROOM sat down in a chair threw down his
hat And ordered her to bring him at once
foot bath and change Of clothing when Mrs
Mathews quietly entered the room the stranger bowed 90
Mrs Mathews aud, In introducing hun.st sMl
Charles N Atkinson son of P0po Plus the Niuiii. %
Mrs Mathews sat down beside Inn ana learned from
him That he had walked all the way from the
Booninpiae As, ium. Th,n She invited nm e. go cut
on the front stoOp aud cool himself when he followed
police ocer was seni Tor Ohcer stewart answered the
summons. AMI was leading the stranger away As Mr.
Albert Mathews lawyer AZ ~ Pine street arrived lie
recognized the stranger gentleman that h. had for.
merry known In the police station the stranger gave
his name As Charles H. Atkinson
Mi Christopher WcmIle ct the Manhattan Life Insnr.
ancc CONF any, said that the mans name was Charles "
Matthews a lumber merchant AT 20 Pearl street lie
fur years associate Vcstrvman IN DR.. FlAgs ;
church. IN Morr.ana lie lived az 7al Kingon avenue
Justice Smith committed Mr. Matthews 10 the City
Prison 10 await luther investigation A. + " two
keepers from the koomuglle Asylum called ON Deputy
warden Finny and claimed Matthews AS patent who
escaped iun the Asylum Oh Thursday. He was surIen.
%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
LITTLE HOPE or ARMY REFORM
More than Finy Democratic Members of
Congress shirklng their Duty.

WASHINGTON, May 2i.- The votes to-day
upon the Army bill were somewhat in the main.
favorable TO economy. Tho guarded reduction
which tho Committee on Appropriations pro-
poses in the Bureau OF Military Justice was ap-
proved. as We're some other changes. Small
hope exists however. but that the II 1u-c Will
approve the vote in committee fXin. the army
at 20 ODO men. The most which can now b. rea-
sonaby expetted -, that some reforms tho bill
pr9pos IS VIII hc saved This cannot le done
Democrats. or almost two-thirds Of tho Ab-
sentces. were AWAY last night. Every member
from Arkansas. half the mcmbers from Georgia
and five Democrats from New York were away
~ the seven Democrats on the Committee On
Military AnRirs, four wcrO absent. Therc can
Of course. be no hope nf accom- plishing any
legislation whie the Democrats neglect public
business IN this way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

LOUISVILLE. May 24.-The attendance at tho
race. to day fully as large ha, been the pre-
cediug occasions
The event ot the day, and next to the Derby in mpor
tance the Louisville cup handicap for all ages
dash uf2il miles There were hitcen nominations and
four starters Whisper the favor Chesapeake, ST.
Martin ami Mahisuck scuiu- in the u,drr named
The result WAS considered douhtful, many being OF
opinion that Nctrafh rnurs would hc first while "a
i0rit, ,ho-o Hunt Reynolds Whi,pcr - Martin nj
tp the the start although the tour were pretty
well iuugh'd Truhrntrk's Jockey. Wakcr, rode SN Is
crt. Mahlsck and PLAYED Ia, INK game. making squirt
10 M ciNs ana winning iu htn'. some sty lt, Whisper
secuti 'AcsJptake third. nmr, ui D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
rn,tor No.hurrh,. Te.,Imonr.

ra'''r Nosburgh yesterday, under the
s47'"o..ng Of cx-Goy, Bedle. told his story Of
"'' ol mo circumstances presented by his
'r-ln-law and DR.. Cornell az evidences Of
n" gum It was the last trial day Of the week
~ was called at III o'clock and at O'Clock
n N'l gone over all. or nearly all, Of the
:, Nnl uaNerscd by the witnesses against him.
~. "N''h ne had personal knowledge. Thon
,, O'1'l adjourned, He had left an excellent
,p''s''on on the Jury but had not testified to
s'."'N- mat pointed out with any satisfactory
n, 81 accuracy the beginning and growth
en.a"n n''g9 on the part Of his two principal ac-
an rus le't the policy 0; his lawyers yot
''"'S and gave them the vantage Of satur-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

Mrs. Mary Hennessy. Of 226 East Seventy
fourth streei accompanied by neightor took her
ycaruld daughter. MARY who has been suffering from
variety OF ailments for several months 10 the oice u
nr John bishop AZ $40 Rroome street yesterday Altcf
the consultation Mrs iDucssy AMI her friend the tor.
NOR pAr}.u- Mary i her arms, walked toward the Bow.
efy They hat iut gone more than square wien
Mr. lcnuessy saw that Mary iaer was yale aud 1T
Her breathing wa audible. A uoice licer. who
Mis cnnessys distress sad that there wa warmth IN
tlc A, an. that shy must 90 the Cha hrrs -ttet
NwItHl Tie physician iu charge there tull her - 4
nothing could he dulri lie WAS extinct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

NFw Brunswick n. j.. May 24-Adrian Graf
late city Treasurer who lct Tor New York on Tuesday
morning and whose coat and cap found the river
bank atcrih Anbol yesterday llmis,ng His scpcat
ed alure tomeet the Aermauc committee To cnccta set
ue MT has given rise 10 many rumurs hu nothing den
Ilh cnncermug his Affairs Witi the city can he dscrr
tanned uuul an examination Of his books. which are in
possession o the NlA clerk - made Ihr theory Of sm
tdr ghls htllr Cfcicnce GrHi was mcuhcr az the
hrm m " Vincent a GO WIN h was lately placed IN
the hands ui recover liis lNuts claim that mental
anxiety conc, rnug the hrm has ucrhuspd him lie has
lAkN ON mo lhlIlA- -ANnMl hnArlN Nm MAA.mrA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
The Funeral OF a Girl.

Mr.. 4. l., Rawson, the wel-known artist who
is member of the Posiuvst Society, conducted the
funeral services over the booty " Miss Catherine Touks
daughter Of Mr. william Tonks at 5d Fith avenue on
Thursday. Neither the Church nor any ncolury was
recognized in the services The coffin was surrounded
Win owcrs and enclosed erl III years Of apc By the
SIDE ol the corpse were few ~ her t1ukcts Avery
large bouquet was made the text for M kawsons dis
course. He said that the flowers arranged hui
quot might usVd as mhol Of the Hith aud hoIo uf
fosltNlst The lesson WAS sr1 reliance and submission
To IL, IN N.tfhc laws ui nature The Intrnent was in
Cylrtss HIS Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
Did not Hun Away with Her.

In relation to n despatch in which Miss Anna
Starkweather Of East Saginaw Mich Is represented as
having run away with Mr. Frank Mordluat the tine
u kat CaAton's c0npany's appearance IL, saginaw
NJ Morlaunt writes ii,m lI6,lsionaN avenue, BrookNn,
Ia IHk sun that h" does not Know person Of the
name OF siarkwaathrr that he was hundreds ol miles
distant from saginaw at the sme spoken W. and that he
tn0Ms nOLhlns VI any slOlenlenL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

Edward J. Donnclly, an American District
Telegraph messenger In tie ONCE at Park place and
Broadway, was sent ont yesterday with a package of
money. Near the oifco James Henry. u hury negro,
snawhed the package from ue beN pocket ant started
a. ran Tie loN grabbed the Up hy the coat collar hut
lhc rascal shook him on and ran across the Niiy Han
fak Aittr a lively chase the mosscnscr causht the
negro and. with a." a'istnncc Of puln' oler. took
han 20 The tNy Han police station Ihr ursru wHs
searched, hut the money was not tnuni It's Thought
that he gave 1t I" another negro wl ran with hm a
m L M N "a i ! D.-L NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
EXCITEMENT IN MEXICO.
Fearing that Texan Filibusters win Combine
with the Lerdists.

CITY OF MEXICO. May ls.-The report OF
committee Of Congress at Washington recommending the
crossing Of American troops into Mexico has caused great
excitement The McNcaus fear that Team hhhustcrs
Will combine Win Lcrdists and thereby be enabled 10
get W raids either way
lis uncertain whether Nalarte viii accept the Minis
try oi Foreign Relations al Interim II offered Justo Re
niicI, prominent leader IN Congress is mentioned As
Likely 70 be appointed to ill the Vacancy BouItoI
sdcrod 10 be un'avorahly disposed toward Americans
and all other foreigners,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25
Once Wore ni.hnr of MIchIran.

DETROIT. May 23-Bishop McCoskry leit
New NorA Tuesday evening aui l. In this city lie
,,al' 'Nai nS Is '.' m''e h'! @, W'n|a"' ''Iis
of d. Diocesan to.Ntuu. hcNt .uti He SAYS that
he uas i,pu NrIt .ck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

Southoastcrly winds. shifting to westerly or
suUIlNts ~. .ul tt- uu rains, followed ly warmer
pA4ts lluad1 N,alI,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

Fun account ol the May Bennett duel with nlustra
tons, in the tOney Island Herdh Of to-day. All news
stands.-.lh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

GALVESTON. Texas May "a. Emilio Houillon
who was Ia have hosu hanged at tnlUniu. a. Nn. to
dAN Tor tle murder Mulnc committed suicide N IA,
cell by taking siry ,Hnlic this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-25

horgp"'s storage for furniture. &c separas rooms 81
PER- mih and onward broadNa! @nl i7lh 81 Inspcc.
AVn LVAClird.--Aap
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-04
MILITARY HEADQUARTERS ORDERI ED
T. To YANkTON.

An order Of Gen. Sherldan's is ued on
the second inst. directs that the dep,,s of
the auartermaster's and subsistence dcpn l.
ments At Sioux City be discontinued ard
that the officers there stationed take post
at Yanktou. They are instructed 10 brlus
to this city all stores aud property pcr,.il-
ing to their respective departments, which
tits to the interest of the government; to
bring here. The department commaad,r
is ordered to give such Instructions relative
to the transfer aud tho proper disposition
of the public property a, Sioux CT y as may
be necessary to insure compliance W tn the
instructions from Gen. Sheridan at The car
Hest date practicable. The official o,t,r
further specifics that tue 9th :ers Of Ike
Quartermastcl's department in charge Of t e
depot at Yankton will DC under the orders
of the department commander, and viii b.
accounted for on the department returns,
The long contemplated change is therefore
to be consummstsd Immediately.