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The y Y Times says; II will he a
matter Of congratulation 10 ali parts OF
tue commercial world that the Direc-
tors Of the pIundered Glasgow bank
have been refused bail. II. as was re-
ceully stated the acceptance Of bail
was optional with the Sheriti's Court,
the appeal which is threatened will not
amount to anything, and, in any case.
the decision OF the court goes 10 show
that, IN tho Scotch system, crime
does not become more excusabie be-
cause Of its magnitude 1t is said that
half million OF dollars was offered a.
bail, but this is less than one.sixtieth Of
the amount OF the losses caused by the
direct act OF the Directors. Apart,
however. from the question OF securing
the presence Of the guilty parties for
trial. the value Of the courts refusal 10
take bail lies 10 the stigma which ii
conveys, Ii is formal recognition Of
the fact that men who could be guilty
Of the outrageous treachery Of the Di-
rectors were not TO be trusted under
any conditions. 1t is this implication
which hurts the wealthy raseals more
than the mere confinement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

Ths sasuef 4 fsan5 "a iAe gfrai vel.
aue u irarfl tbs read i cafsyisg.
The th9ssasts aoet sa its Uses where
The huaaseis neek is conpsuioFs We
sfs sars thsi 60 one wAo kas oaee seen
iheso cars would erer use suy ether
j ltartlag 10 The direction. they rup.
beg arc Dot ~ lhe exclusive csc Of
the neh. but arc Jest a. comfortable
ard elegant iaf the poorer traveller
costing 70 occapy these cars. 20 more
thaa does tbe occupancy II The Old
istkloaei sleeper. 20 ope need iof fear
q expense. Re pFcrented from using
them They have become "ihs rage,
- O. speak. with The CaliiorniAns. aud
have attracted The majority Of that
class 81 travel
II ysu arr shout 70 travel east Or
wes, between Cbicago aud CouBeil
Blufs, 0mAha. Denver or San Frsucis
CO pay you % see that ypu get your
tickets By The CweAeo a WEsr.
He RAILwAE AZ some iatare time We
may eire YOU farther ideas about this
great Toad Ihe IJrm0craf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07
THE ELECTIONS
BUTLER DRIVEN INTO HIS
HOLE.
TAMMANY DEFEATED.
GOOD ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.

GOOD ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.
Elections were held ia thirty states,
on Tuesday, only ten Of them. how
ever, electing a fall state ticket, and
the remainder elected Congressman and
several Of them legislatures which will
elect U. S. Senators.
Complete returns have not been re-
ceived IRON any Of the states, but
enough 10 indicate pretty clearly the
result 10 several OF them. Massachu.
sets, where tremendous fight has
been going on, elects Talbot, Republi.
can. for governor by plurality OF not
less than 10000 and probably over
$4,000, The vote for Abbot was very
small, most Of the hard money Demo-
Gratis voting for Talbot. This will be a
hard blow to Butler and the greenback
and communistic element which he has
lately represented
In New York City John Kelley and
Tammauy Hall have experienced a
singing defeat from combination Of
Republicans aud auti- Tammany Demo
Gratis. the majority for their candidates
oeing about 10000. This is a substan-
tial victory for the better element Of
society IN the metropolis. The New
York assembly will be largely Repub-
ican. which will insure the return OF
Conkling to the u. S. Senate.
Pennsylvania will be Republican on
the state ticket by ten thousand ma
iority or more. In Philadelphia the
Republican majority is about II 900
New Hampshire is claimed for the
Republicans on the state ticket by a
small majority The Republicans also
claim all three Of the congressman.
In Connecticut there is no election
Of governor by the people, but the
legislature will be Republican. Gen.
Hawley, Wait and Miles, Republicans,
are elected to Congress.
Bradley Barlow gets the election
over Gen. Gfout in the Sd Vermont
district by large majority, nearly all
the Democrats voting for him
From there turns received it appears
that the Republicans have gained Id
congressman, ! in Massachusetts,, 2 in
Connecticut, 10 New York, in New
Jersey, in Wisconsin, in New
Hampshire The greenback vote was
smaller than expected in most local..
ties IN most Of tue Northern and
Westeru states there have been sub.
stantiai Republican gains, though il
will be several days before the returns
are all ia so as to give definite results.
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The Merchants and Mechanics Ma
iionsl Bank Of Troy. N Y. has been
euioiaed from doing further business
II il said the affairs Of the bank are 10
very bad condition, and Il il doubtful
II Il can weather the storm about TO
break upon H. d, Thomas Vail is
president. aud r. Sims. cashier Of the
bank. u Is thought the baak will lose
largely on loans amounting to 500. 900
to the Schashtieoke Woolen Company
Mr. Vail Is also president Of the Wool.
en- Company.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ii NJ AN 0IhI y IaItIt,
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester, Commissioners, to receive examine and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all porsons
against the estate OF
Lyman Sykes, late Of Dorset ST.
in said District deceased, and all claims exhib-
tied IN Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose Aforesaid, at the
late dwelling house OF deceased 10 VA d Dorset
on the 50th day Of April next, from . o'clock
a. m. until o'clock p. m, on said day, and that
Six months from the 90th Of October 4. d. 1878 is
tho time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for examination
aud allowance.
Dated at Dorset this 3Oh day OF October
A. D., 1873.
II. A, WILLIAMS, ro,,,.
25-3w G. w. FAREWELL, D''' o.
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John sCHACKsHoBER'S Estate.

sta u Vermont, District OF Manchbstor, ss
In Probate Court, hold az Manchester, within
and for said District gu the 21i day Of October
A. D. 1878.
Present lloN +. y. Bunros, Judge,
The Administrators, on the ostate Of
John Schackshober, lato Of Arlington, IN ead
diatriot deeenAea proposing to render an account
Of their administration on said estate IL lie order
ed by said Court that said account be examined
for allowance At "A session thereof 70 be held al
tho Probate Office Ia Manchester IN sad Dlstrist
on the 9th day OF November, 4. D 1878. aud th IT
notice be given to all persons interested by the
publication OF this ord ~ the Manchester
Journal, nostpap printed at said Manches-
ter, three weeks success vey, pioyieas 10 nAid
time OF hearing.
true record,
Attest, Il. D BURTON, Judge.
true copy OF Record,
24Sw Attest, +. b. BURTON, Judge
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" WILLIAM BowKrH'a Estate,

WILLIAM bONhIhH NsfNAttf
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district of Maa-
chester, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
William Bowker, late Of Sunderland,
in said district, deceased and all claims exhib-
tied in offset thereto. hereby give notice that we
will meet fer the purposes aforesaid, at the late
dwelling house Of said deceased, IN sunderland,
on the 10th, day Of April next from Q o'clock
A. NJ until o'clock p. ~, on said day, and that
six months from the 18Th day Of October
A, D., 1873 is the tms limited by said Court for
said creditors TO present their claims to us for
examination aud allowance.
Dated at Manchester. this 10Th day Of October
A. D. 1878
SAMUEL PIKE, ld.,
23-3w GEORGE q BURTON, Soin =
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NfUHWI IlUFNINH IFINN1s
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands Of all pers0ue
against the estate Of
George Hopkins, late Of Rupert,
in said district, decesstd, and all claims eahib
tied in Offset thereto, Hereby rive notice that
will meet tor the purpose aforetaid, at the late
dwelling horse Of said deceased ia Rupert on
the sih day Of January and 3lth day ot April
next from Ocl0ch, a. M until 1 o'clock D. IN
on said DAYS. aud that xix months from tile
the Ath day Of November, A. d is7S " the time
limited BY said Court for said creditors to pre-.
sent their claims 10 us for examination aud al
i01aucc
Daei At Rupert his lth DAY OF Noyemb r
4. u 1873.
G A. SHERMAN, ro,,,t.
25-3w A. G, BEEBB,
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Toe recent election sb0ws tia,
homes, nosey ~sll lie ljkely % sin 10
lsse. II shs Republicans stick hrmiy
ioA gold tsaBdar3 and add - i The fe-
duclion Of salaries and expenses and
also lasin oa equal AID ease, fiRbts
a8def thu law 90 white aHd tlaek, na-
flss aud uataralized, they wili win "a
the snd, because these principles are
right
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

The Legislature adjourned over from
Friday antI Wednesday Of the present
seek. consequently We have little news
% report ia regard TO the proceedings.
Nearly ali the members returned 70
their b0mes. Or II al ercnts. leis the
capital which wore q deserted, gloomy
appearance We suppose they will re-.
,em . good time. prepared to hasten
iafaar3 use Sufk necessary Ia be doLe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

A Manchester. psfai. Nov So Hairy, teish,
son Il Ismrs aad Munic Amsdeu
lp Ncu Hefk Nak eat Mts, keiuas u nnrnisK
~idos u Heuirsa CafHF8ss seed "a Nj
earning died sh lhe meath u ApTn aged gS
Mr. aud Mts oofutuH afv wel remembered BY
many y npf village, hsvpg passe8 several sam
mere hffe in years gone hy, sDa bpea a,s
tingushtd iuf acts ~ Christian charity sod
ba eypApta
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- 80. b. - -

Secretary Ersfts tss ~fistea aiPl0
malic n0le regarding ibe GAaAeiab
fshenes swG8 whicb seems 90 ritF %
eur ghl - epaa5ershy They
clam il MtmsH hnssuess fsf a great
nAisan 10 fslase % pay ~ obligations
Bot supposlng the awAFd Was The ~.
salt e > h0lc sharp ptsciiet. whs,
ihenf
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$3.50 TO $500,

with the Tirwof snlsrfing its sphere q useful
Hsss. aud SWING a = def circulation 10 lie snesl-
Isn't table 81 e5nIenis This decision has nov
bseu =, sebsd: and I'D this determination 20
eTteBd the parish - tie Times additional efaFt
eili be made = render The paper more aitrsctiee
70 ~ feaders than a has sssF been before. We
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IA the STATE Il sii = b. Bsds better ihAh
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cpuuirf their due spses 10 The paper std tbs
editorials iusda 60 enlbfses tie beet ttoasht
sagEssfs4 ~ she important IpFies 4 he aAs
fhe IiHaff sl3 sisg caatsin careful reports u
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Address,
*. FAAECqeA TucEER TE5g, NJ.
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j. Davis & Son

Have just received, positively, the
largest lot of hollow-ware that ever
came to Manchester at any one time,
and what is more they are selling it
at prices that can't be beat any
where around here. We are also
selling copper, brass, lead pipe and
pumps at greatly reduced prices.
Our line Of stoves is now complete
Our No. 8 LEADER and FAME cook
stoves speak for themselves. Our
line of Parlor and Box Stoves are
all that can be desired. But We wish
particularly to speak in favor of our
NEW REGENT PARLOR COOK
COAL STOVE, which for elegance
of design cannot be surpassed. They
are made Of four sizes with oven,
and five without, and as far as its
working qualities are concerned we
know that they never, as yet, have
been beaten. Call in when you
come this way and see this new par
lor coal stove and hollow-ware which
you have just read about. If you
do not buy it will be just the same
with us.
We wish now to call the attention
of Merchants and Dealers in tin
ware and stove pipe to the fact that
we have just introduced new fea-
ture in the line of our business !;
that of wholesaling tinware and
stove pipe at such prices and such
quality OF goods that we shall not
fail to meet their approval and re-
ceiye our share Of their patronage.
Our facilities for doing job work,
tin roofing and evetroughing, DC,
are mere ample than ever. When
you are making bargain with rs
depend upon it we will do by you
just what we say we will.
81
All orders or inquiries by telc-
graph or mail will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and promptly answered.
Thankful for past favors and patron
age we remain
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New Base Burner for 1878.
THE WESTMINSTER
Cooking, Pador and Box Stores

TIE eeesomie 81 eieYs. Holes wAfs, sauEe Flpe
pamgs. aud Lead pipe 81 sizes. paient bfolleTs
y "a, tBget aef allh large ssseftmfst y plees4
ga proceed a sAfe, tsl,ieFs tea ksiflss, rAsl.
rad mllk esnss factory cans. &C. Ae. AZ " wb4sA
81 u sel8 a iGw - The foNfsi. 5GtIlag
promptly sat nesiy ATTENDED q.
nAaL b. YOUNG.
Faelary foln4. 6spt. ith, 1911 Az
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Marriages.

IL HsNfafa, Caaa GA f@ - Nee Prof.
J q MauHnEtsu Cnsf e. N3r3su - sshink
LAihg. lausbtst % tas i.is IS 3 whltnss.
IL Niurisna. y j Nsv. Il. ~ gss. tAns.
ooiioR, NaHsn =. Asseo sbd safsh sVltsstst
~ q Vine aaa.
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ON z DOLLAR
FOR
THE TROY WEEKLY TIMES.
Great Inducements TO Subscribers. A
First-Class Paper for only 81 per
Year. or 10 Cents per Month

The Publishers Of the Troy Weekly Times have
for 4 i8sig lime bad In contemplation the pro-
prey u redneing the subscription price d the
t5apsr from
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THURSDAY. Sov Z. ns
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After the reading Of the letters the
next business was the election Of Off
GERS Tor ls79.which resulted as follows.
President, W. I. Sherman. Presi
dents. Geu G b Rarm Of Illinois,
Gen. Theodore Joues OF Ohio. Mai J
A Fitch of Illinois Col n G. Defining
of Montana Maj II g McArlbur Of
Missouri, Col. III ) Oliver Of Arkan-
sas. Col. J G. Stone d Iowa, Gen.
Dwigbt May Of Michigan. Gen. 4 II.
Wing u Keniacky Maj. L. T. Miller
Of Pennsylvania, Col. W 7. Davis Of
Indiana. MAJ Il NJ Thompson Of Ten
ncssee Recording Secretary. Col. l..
NJ Dayton Corresponding Secretary
Gea A Hickealooper Treasurer. Gen.
M. +. Force
The place Appointed ior the next
meeting Nas Chicago. the Palmer
Hosse As heAdquarters.
The baaqoet in tie evening =. the
Hotel Bates was . magnificent 90 air.
The large diaiag-hall vas profassly
decorated abost the walls ia letters
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The Manchester Journal.

srrosps rs,s-s . r.srssr.
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The hotel situated Ia Fsctary Point lMaaehos.
ierJ, VI. known AZ Thayars Hotel aud long
fno8n a. ftvorito resort fbriths travelling pub.
lic together with f0fty.he Acres 81 itst rate
lard wlth mile track IN tfothmg purposes 10
offered f1r sale reasonable terms Also tbs
furniture hxt1res now "a said boiet From four
to si livery hgrssH VITA eufiages viii be sold
with TIE above premises Il desired
For further particulars aad esMs llqpife oi
q. A. Roberto on the pfomlaesO or oil y fhayef
Brsltiebar0 VI.
Factory ro.ns VI, Sept, l3th, ISIS.
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NkrANfEp TEN taausand bashels Potatoes
w Al Manchester Depot Highest market
price paid far EAtly Rose
lG.am a s. SYgEs.
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FoR SALE.
THROUGH TICKETS

Via. Jake klsas & AlChigAh Southern AEa fifsaS
Western s MieAigsH Central Railroads
10 al polHte 10 tie West ~ The bNest fstsa aud
aasgsgs dIseAed through -
A. u. GOAN0R. slAtish agent.
HsneAestef Dat.ai Nefmont tDly
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PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.
NoTE: ASK FOR PONDS EXTRACT,


NoTE: ASK FOR PONDS EXTRACT
TAKE NO OTHER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
DELL RAPIDS D0lNGs.

Correspondence Press and Dakotaian.
Dell Rapids, Dakota, November, 4. 1915.
Mr. Lowering and Mr.. Richar dson have
moved into their new houses.
Mr.. I. F. Augstead has rented a portion
Of F. G. Rice's new building and has moved
his family into it.
L. w. Converse is siding his house and
building an addition to it.
Nj. Edwin Wheeler,th contractor on the
mail route from Sioux Falls to Oakland,
has taken the route himself and stocked it
with new rigs snd good horses. Service has
been INCREASED to daily from Sioux Falls to
Flandreau. Wheeler has built a commodi.
Gus stable here for the accommod alton Of his
teams.
The POLITICAL campaign continues lively.
Mr.. Tripp. is advertised to speak here to day
at n p. IN. We also expect some republic
can speakers this evening.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
BEWARE OF CHEAP ExclTANTs.

And use. II you need a tonic stimulant and alter.
alive, Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs. The liquors
OF commerce, even when they are not adulter-
ated, fall to produce more than a temporary ex-
hllaration, usually followed by a depressing re-
action, anything but beneficial to n weakly con-
stitution. Not only do the potent botanic ingre-
dielts combined with the alcoholic OF Hostel
tefs stomach Bittcrs minister to the health and
S'eor OF those who use 1t. but the basis-pure old
rye the nnest and most salubrious liquor dis.
uiied' Is no mean promoter Of n healthiui con.
dllion OF the digestive organs. Its presence In
tue b'ttcrs Is essential to preserve their yrscsa.
nie constituents from fermentation. and 4, un.
qncss'onably augtnents their remedial value.
Few medicinal preparations Of a proprietary ma.
tafe nave ever received such strong commcnda.
lions from medical men,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
A MISSING WOMAN.

Mrs. George Hendershot Has Not Been
Seen Since Monday N~ight,-Suspi.
cions of Foul Play.
George Hendershot, a farmer living on
Jim river, four miles out, came to town las,
night in search ofhis wife, who is strangely
missing. His story is that Mrs. Hendersho,
left her home Monday afternoon and started
for Yankton on foot and alone. Her errand
here was to sit up Monday night with Mr.
Wynn's sick child, her daughter being EN-
ployed in the Wynn family
Not returning yesterday, as
expected, Mr.. Henderson, became alarmed
at herstrange absence aud came to town to
ascertain the cause. On reaching here be
discovered that she had not been at Mr..
Wynn's house and that nothing had been
heard of her there. Mr.. Henderson, made
further investigation and found that the last
seen of his wife she was walking along
Douglas street, just south Of the bridge
across the Rhine, and was alone. She was
going towards the postofice when seen.
This was about six o'clock in the evening.
Here all trace of her ends. No
one can be found who has
since seen here. MI. II. is very much ex-
cited ever his wife's disappearance and is
fully convinced in his own mind that she
has been either murdered OF abducted. He
says though, that she has a sick daughter
at Springfield, and it is possible that Mrs.
Hendershot received information on arriv-
ing at .Yankton that her daughter wasworse
and went Immediately to Springfield with.
out communicating with her husband.
This theory does not satisfy Mr.. H., and
he has t%elegraphed to Springfield to find
out about it. Mrs. Henderson, il about
thirty seven years Of age, is above the
medium height, has blue eyes and brown
hair, the latter considerably sprinkled with
gray. She had on a dark straw hat and a
new black sack, purchased Monday. The
rest of her attire her husband is unable to
describe. She was in perfect health when
she left home and there has been nothing
in her conduct to account for her mysteri.
Gus disappearance. The case is in the
hands of Sheriff Baker who will do the
best he can to clear It up.
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For .urv.yor-van Antwerp, 2aa; L.Dr,

AOOs eHarrtl4E 2t~.N+ EAH1f
For justices--Whitc. 272; Stranns. 24S
Roberts, 266; Howe, 252; O'Nsti, 1852; Fos-
ter, 1853 ; Michael, lA4; Inch, l47.
For constables-Conway, 1866 Gunderson,
2ss; Prong, 236; Swanson, 256; Hardin.
GAG.
TENTH pREcINcT.-CoURT HOUSE.
For delegate,-Bennett, 22l; Trip, 800.
For attorney.-Flagg, 30; Miller, 269.
For council, Sanborn, 2sS; Duis, 194;
Mcv.y, %; Eimunds 800; Wynn, 277.
For house,-spink, 1926 VanVels 26o
Hoffman, 2s9; McCabe, 2Os; Gamble,
2s9; Walton, 227; Mauksch, 2O6 simonson,
2ls; Woolley, 104.
For sheriAJ,-Baker. 81; Mathiesen, SO
Powers, AZ;
For register ,-Miner, 2l5; Taylor, 224
Iverson, 80.
For treasurer,-Schnauber, 253; Schan-
dein, 272.
For assessor-Foster, 277 Ellerman, 2O5
For commissioner-Brooks, 27O; viii.
cox, 25l.
For school Observation-Disclosures
271 Dickson, $50.
For probate judge--Wheeler, $40; Con
gletor, 2S9.
For coroner--vanderhu!e. a49; Etter
$40.
For surveyor-Lang. go; Van Ant
werp, $50.
For justices-oNeill, 1853: Foster. 2e2
Michael, 24s; Inch, 252; White, 292
Slranne, 23l; Roberts, 297 Howe, 266.
For ,constables-smollick, 25S; Conway
2s1; Hinman, 272; Crotty, 249; Hardin
2c5; Swanson, 2e2 /; Frang, 22s; Guuder
son, 229; Stafford, 81 Olsen, Al.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
Just received direct from the manufac.
turer, q fresh lot of 8. w. Venable's cele.
brated Red Tag plug tobacco.
MAYR & BARTON.
MILITARY CHANGES.

Maj. W. B. Hughes, quartermaster U. S
a., left Yankton this morning for st. Paul
where he will be assigned to duty as chic
quartermaster of the department of Dakota
until further orders. During Maj. Hughes
absence Maj. Elderkin will have charge Of
the quartermaster's establishment here, in
addition to his duties as purchasing and de.
pot conlhissary. Maj. Hughes carries with
him the best wishes of our people, and
while We congratulate him on his we'll de-
served promotion We hope in due time to
welcome him back to Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06

rs. Dickson, Of Gayvillc, school super.
intenden. elect, is in town to-day.
Judge Walton, Of Gayviile, one Of the
newly elected members of tho house, is in
the city today.
DIR. j. F. Cravens, ex-agcnt At Cheyenne
agency, came down on the steamer Terry.
He is one of the parties against whom the
Hammond actions were brought but pro-
ceedings against him have been dropped.