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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27
Jht Daily 9ress aud aukntaiau.
YANkToN, DAKOTA.
Monday Evening, 4 Nay q, 1873
The Daily Press and Dakotaian
IS PUBLISHED
rNy~

The Peter lnvestiga.lpg committee met
Friday Afternoon. and discussed various
metheds of proceeding. They also confer
red on the subject of the appointment Of.
subordinate officers. Secretary sherman's
letter was laid before the committee, but
no action was taken on it. Representative
Hiscock was esonly member absent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27
A BATTLE SCARED VETERAN
From the Cheyenne Leader.

From the Cheyenne Leader.
Col. Guy v. Henry, Of the Thlrd cavalry.
mentioned elsewhere % being booked for
tho outgoing coach north this morning,
has been almost completely restored, and
Is once more 10 good 6Ghtipg, trim. Col.
Henry, II will be remembered, was badly
wounded at the Rosebud 6ght, under Gen.
Crook, June, II, 1876. being sho: through
the bead, and fos some days bis life waa
desnieel o. Fof Learly year tho loss
.. 6is ey6sight Wa threatened. and bis eyes
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27

are yet very weak. Two ugly looking bull
let marks, one on each s:dc,of the head. am
the evidences of what he must have suffer.
ed. He will have command Of portion of
the troops who arsto take the esm ln e1e
Hills this eummer. sS{ s. WI E Isl
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27

purifes the blood regulates the bowels !; Quiets
the nervous system acts directly upon the se-l
cretions and arOuses the whole system to action.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27
vvE.GE'I''lNE {.
For -Dro,pusy. :

h CsSrRAL FAn1s, RI, Oct. 10, 1877
DR. H. r. STEVENS = aa'sfaS fa'{'N' tf3 =
1tis pleasure to give my testimony for your
valuable elnedicne I was sick for aslong time
with Dropsy, under the DOCTORS care. He said
Y was Hate. between the Heart and Lysr,. I
the VegetineS intact, i was growing worse. /
have tried many remedies: they did not help
me. Vsgetine is the medicine for DrOpsy. l be-
gan to feel bette after taking II few bottles. I
have taken thirty bottles in all. am perfectly
well-never felt better. No one can feel more
thankful than do.
am, dearsir, gratefully yours,
A. d. WHEELER.
vEGEr1NE.-when the blood becomes lifeless
and stagnant, either from change Of weather or
Of climate. want Of exercise, irregular diet, or
the blood, carry off the putrid humors cleanse
tho stomach, regulate the bowels, and impart 4
tone of vigor to the whole body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
Road What the Hon hearted Trevcck says in this weeks

paper 49, .
Captain 1rovsk only stop. IN ii. active i.so in tn.
sansly H ssss Is to nsroaes an sSeeen e.ssy scn
ss5s:-
ana more sspec,ay readers 10 Hchlgan where viii
h. for two first bse.u.o the letter tho
the asssi man Michigan ever sent to The
OF the United Jacob NJ Howard the god
by the At yses.on MieSs"a July g. 1854
knew him. and leaving behind him a name honored be.
hts honesty and his patriotism and devotion to the
the Evening News of this city
..,"s i'ss
s sSs .s ".SS,sS sT @ or people shall read
, 4. s"s D,:' Is
% am A: ss stop
the % ii n. " an tina.
hood Sss"use he would no, 50 tho d.honest Worship
o. sS ."s they YOU'D 90 s also ey the
rights ssy. sSs ,so sr: wiz n.s dsss .
!: Mshissn Nishs. Il. ry. The largest ss Of sue
Jealous another take thc prire YET ~ they do they
The Cspnain also sends the following pregnant
In ESQ tho eleven Northwestern state. had $500
OF farm p oducc to consume aud sell Europe took
sis :SS the L..',,n and sS..hc5n sIs,.. took
lark etr for products
Let IL mako m arkct homo. Is be done Give
back the volume OF mad In 1885, and make IL q
full legal This will demand homo
for products by giving people uil employment,
that they will live decenty anc not they
pciicd to do ut present
An who labor working for each other I. is tho law
of tod that men shall enjoy only what they earn.
Here some definitions:
The National Psr.y-A phaisnx Of Gods noblsmenshe
producers N'lg
The Republican rarty-IIiict dstirers bondhoiders.
bankers and drawers OF ssive usury.
Democratic PartyA dead carcass infused with new
life By accepting tho fourteenth and fifteenth
a hons If the II hsb urv of
Of resurrection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

HONEST MONEY LEAGUE"

'HONEsT MONEY LEAGUE"
BY s. +; Cary OF Ohio. .,,,,,
DG,s. SS @ coupe.
alarmed =. the rapid growth and Increasing influence. aud
ssSfh their party their so%%es good
s Of n: s... ind
with IS to the character and
ss.a snas san. Ss.
.ss other r.
FIssnS.ss white. .a ana s,o r: our armies.
:rsa unnam erred bc..nEs upon the p,odaea !.
@ and rag ssSs the
tbs -mn obligations Of the government to antagonixs
create discomfort destroy confidence and thus
and the productive and manufacturing industries
The hirons press has Iabored With zeal worthy Of
diousy avoided publication withheld
respectful notices Of meetings watched eagerly tor
published rcpunlied them in order the pop
ua lido in favor Of industrial emancp tion and financial
Under ordinary circumstance. the maehnsry employed
would been effective IN checking progress. The
money power to which we have slerred ueeesdsd In cap
tue rank and al. dsssrs,ns their FORMER capssn
3. % e o~ a. ss H.. .
st,e tho Honest Money Lesxus to take The platform
the national party which embraces 10 as eomunien the
. AND wqtass he who T.:
monsyod oiigsrchy The result Of this Honest Money
party organizations. 70 do battle In common esnse
against common enemy Viz; tho National party THIS
Desirable because When the shsckss Of party slavery
ss.hsr nnde. tho nations. banner They II. res.tabli,h
ns s. 81 Oh. s .aa ss p ns
pIoand they will decree that shall be forever admins
s .:
..an a ,n sr nopuas IN s
eho.en-'rhe nsne.. Money League" Its .a,hors pre-;
whose they conciate They would steal the
Lively OF heaven 10 serve Toe ssvi ill.,"
the only honest money that witch is ssned ANA stamped
alton the dishonest devised by
So OF n,.s amount sS Of .n.. viii "s
an ample supply Of currency are coming 70 the
sbIe AS In banking corporations They see why
banks should out their debts and get rich on the Ia
beginning to th,nk that bank issue. arc .wndie aud
liner ,.sing as,y no 6eieve money should be based
upon and IN no, one or W.. ea, =. OF The pro
inneton OF prsfos"tive 81 government to create u
with lottery swindle. banks fhe Honest Mossy
League which nothing but national bank syndes,o,
aid OF an snossn. aud subsidized press aud the powerful
said u.s. long that
aud that they b sd ala the money.
pressed tue opinon that they had mot enough 90
10 De satisfied out bunaasee i've iosves
mail nshc. would not feed the Vanishing multitude
up Of bsnkrap,s aud tranps" TO this replied th.,
a" s Of s Ssr r.shy e
box 1hc school of experience Is crowded with pupils and
brought the prodssi sou 10 seas. 81 hi. sonai,on
nen be and n Example w oe S"s. ~ sss s
Honest Money Le.gu.' VIII bring together INTO one
rattle parties, aud that they will make common
es tbs. S' o. the
ment one III. other OF the parties adopts our
port The this h,poertica guisc Is tnrown q and
born parrie. 70 into Inc honest Money League" tho
hett fgf The lOl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14


tho subsdsed throws down, and declares
upon It.
LEAGUE PAPERS.
We heiievc In cheap papers.
We have demonstf atcd that 10 profitable
fish THE ADVOCATE ut IS cents than At 81.
The American press Ianguishes because II chsrges
much Kill on subscription that de sdens legitimate
pendene~ upon subsidy county oncals
railroad companies bank support. Acas rule II Is sub.
sieixed.
Tho great political movement requires In
papers which reach tho mass. County and state
papers twho-e ONCE THE ADVOCATE cannot MD should
be furnished ut % cents year.
We ituatcd to enable greenback editor
will furnish this facility t. other than grcenback
lab Or paper.
The inside Of paper the sire the original ADyO-
CArk furnished at - per 900. and haf profit
Publishers can easily how this Is done when they
know that buy the white at less than s. 10
hundred ana prrnt 5UD sheets IN ten hours with the
largest editorial force in America at labor THE ADVU
u line Of which Is put in THE ADVOCATE.
The the matter works Is ths:J. A. Bescher, Who
has for years published the Essex County Press.
vigorous enbsek pspsr, at Newark. n j.. ended bis
less than 1900 ON saturday last July H. he BEGAN hs
eighth volume with league paper and an edition Of
io IT 70 GENT. rear. aud will issuo 5000 copies be-
Mo- Cincinnati Ohio; Boston. Mass. &c. have enlisted,
before the end Of the year the Labor agus
press will issue 100 UD sheets IN ihis county.
Any Greenback Labor publisher will % supplied.
None except those vino adopt the National 0reenback
Labor platform will be furnished.
All orders to extent OF 3OoDoU weekly can DO filed
now ~ one weeks notice.
send for circular, explaining details fully. to THE AD-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

j. r. Ferguson, MAYOR ct brandon. Miss. writcs:-
"Stste Senator j. L. McCssk Of this place ed me
. copy ofthe Advocate recommending II as an ablc sup
porter tho greenback movement aud finding that u
vas In pcrfc~t accord with
TACT I det~rmned to how could find In this
vicinity would ndors" its The enclosed ss
Al tho result Of hours en IT. which. trust will
hs found acceptable" from friend and we'll wishsr
Of the 'rreenback movement"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

J. r. Forrest. Wnooski. VI June ~. sends another
neatly IN ade mp list az 49, saying
These names were taken in the Dem Ststs Conven.
10Th where thev tried to Sos tho march
tho nationals by passing this resolution On"
for ALL by gradual substitution of grecnhacks tor
notes. They to think they catch old
birds with cha We eanpotmust not trust them Drm's
reps both calling themselves grcsnbackers They
lie that's tho word thew its, National Grcewhaek Con
veE ton August !, at Burlington Let all come"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH ogEIcE ae sEs sEPfeowAd oF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEks.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

Isaac T., Tniinrhast. Fsco-yve. Pa writes Jniv a.
II enclose list 81 500 subscrhcrs tor the 'peons's Al
With cheek Tor xi25. have promised them fhst
.hey should the 4tn Of July edition please De-
d.sppoint tb~ MS fit with the $50 previously scnt
piease credit OF those pianos"
Yes SIR do checrftliy Mr. rs list s veil made
up every being very plainly writtsn.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

A. ". Baker, Keens. ". d.. writes. June 27;--
II eontinus my work by sendins you 81 more nsnes
Tho Advocate " doing grand work here. IL lust ente tie
aim frpm tho eye. of farner chsne and especially Of
DAY iaborers, who have suffered much"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

n. H. Lsnsiers. Brooklyn Ind. June ~. ssvs:-
~ seud IFS names We delighted With the
Advocate but eisgused With these hard time May
he bring relief IL
bearabi~ must and win have change We full %
hope. Three ago could not to HOOK 90
grocnback paper II is, It's Jast wonderful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

SATem.
ut IL pca 10 ssnd you this list ~ ioS I
~om NJ get \ club Of four which little selfish.
Finding paner well received continued the work
aud had this long list II u not singular that repub
who issued ereenbacks and claim acknowledge
they the should many Of them denounce
this excellent fraud, II real money
full legal tender IL IL their fault which the nationals
pose remedy wish you the most abundant success"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

Fred g. Besles. cone~ango " v. June IL. writes:-
II seod Oh subs all Tho Advocate who raise
quarter E,ey man asked said YES except one istis
black republican who said n. would not bc guilty 81
ing paper pubs cd by which lryipr Kick
up revolution IL is not a.ut tune, Mr.. Editor. To
vovc' into q better state Of affairs ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
LATEST BY MAIL.


The Grcenback nominee for Governor In
Tennessee has Withdrawn.
An Illicit distillery captured In the heart of
Brooklyn.
Old satanta the Indian chief Is dead XIII
ing himself first by bleeding and then throw
ing himself ont Of window.
The latest sensation In Dallas Is n darky
who shoots his mother though not nortally.
Russians are again marching on AdIlanople.
War vessels In Cochin China have been or
dored to New Caledonia 10 luell the insurreo-
tlon.
kcwchlcr repudiates the action of the Dali
las convention and Will stick to the Grcenback
party.
Hannah has been speaking ut Jefferson
Hancock and Jones debate at Belvile.
Another murder, this time at Chapel Hill
the victim Claus FINLAND, a Germnn--the
murderer scurry Fostcr-cause n quarrel.
Orange has quarantined against Sabine
Pass.
One negro shoots another dead Ave miles
north of Chapel Hill
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
Legal Dots.

WAsmSGToS, October l5--samuel Blame
of New Orleans, and Robert + c. Gaighill, OF
Lynchburg, were admitted to the bar to-day
The Postofiice Department are making rigo-
rous efforts % bring the various bands Of mail
robbers in Texas and western territories 10
Justice, and there is prospects Of success.
The Secretary Of State has received from
the Consul of the United States at Lyons,
France, sIsoo subscribed III that city for til,
benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
A Turkish Bath

In your own room for cents. This Is Sc
onred by cheap apparatus recently patented,
for the production Of Turkish and NapOr
Baths, at the cost OF the alcohol that supplies
the heat, IL has proved more effective than
the ordinary Turkish Hath llduse In esedinat-
ing rheumatism, Asthma, Catarrh, skin Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, aud all Nervous and Debili-
tatirg Maladies. Pamphlets ffee.
LumS's PORTABLE TURKISH BATH CO.,
Is East 18th ST., Cincinnati, y.
senldM6m.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
.TELEGRAPH|C!
Associated Press Dispatches.
THE FEVER.
A Summary Report.

IA summary report.
NEw ORLEANS, October Il PILED is.l5 r.
M-Weather cloudy and warm Deaths, 3o
| cases reported, 1875 Total deaths, 3,5ig, TO.
| tai cases, II ,s5j.
Filed 1880 4. MA. ID. Babbctt, sccrctnr,
Telegraphers Aid Association, was taken
| down with the fever this morning. j. n. Al
leyni the only member of an original COM
mlttce of ten who has escaped the fever.
At knights landing near Harrisburg, M
peals have been made to the Towards for ply
sicians aud nurses, One physician dead and
| another sick. Twelve cases of fever
RAIScouRrvILLr, October li.-Total cases
up to date, 1905 deaths, II; new cases ycst,r-
day, Is.
PEARLINGroS, October l5.--fifteen cases
| of fever here and at Logtownj deaths have
occurred. Il
TiEnADRAux, October l5--Forty Ave net,
caseses for tho past two days, Total cases,
t73i deaths, 40.
BATON RoUeE, October 15.-New cases, 10;
d aths, 4.
GnKrSA, La.-Total cases, b32; deaths, 80;
fever increasing rapidly, tough the new cases
are mild.
MonGAS CITY-out OF a population OF 9, 900
the total case are 400, deaths, 10.
OCEAN sPmSGs-Soyenteen cases are under
treatment. Total 1885, deaths, 20; the sick are
doing we'll
TANGIpAuA--The fever is abatigg for want
of material, two deaths yesterday and two to-
day; total deaths, 40.
CLINTON, La-since the death of Rev. Jno.
A. Riley six now cases have occurred on his
place. Miss Annie Riley died to-day and
Miss Mary is not expected to live. Several
new cases at Departs.
CANTOS-TOtal cases to date, 81 deaths,
1855. The Towards make another appeal FOR
aid. They state that calls upon them from
the surrounding country have been so great
that their supply of money and provisions are
almost exhausted. Ten new cases and 1--WE
deaths In last "a hours.
BAY ST. LouIs-fivc new cases, including
Col. Lest, of relief committee.
Ross CHmsTIAN-Two deaths up to noon
to-day; the fever has assumed u more maiig-
nant type.
PATTERsoSvLLE-No abatement OF fever
three deaths and six new cases since ycster-
day.
MEMPHIS. October ID. The weather Is grow
Ing warmer and reports are received of the
further spreading of the fever In the suburbs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
A War-Like Mesknpe.

LoNDoN, October ia Vienna dispatch
to the Manchester Guardian says simulta-
neously with the presentation Of his creden-
tials ottoman, Ambassador. to Vienna, was
ordered To declare to Andrassy that the Porte
would be compelled to oppose by arms the adj
vance of the Austrian troops upon Noyl Bra
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
WASHINGTON.
Report of tho Crops In the South
ern States to the Department
Of Agriculture.

WAsuSGToS, October l5.-The October re-
turns to the Department Of. Agriculture
indicate the condition Of crops Of ninety as
the same as In September. North Carolina 81 4,
increase Of A. Georgia 81, increase of u Flori-
da ~, decrease of !; Alabama 81 decrease OF
L; Mississippi ~, decrease of Q; Louisiana -,
unchanged; Texas IGl, Increase of9i Arkansas
30, decrease Of o. Tennessee i02. increase of
II. Compared with October 1871 the growing
crop shows an Improvement Of II per cent.
The October condition fully equals that of the
splendid crops of ls7O, and excels that of any
Intervening year. The insect injuries ART
important in the Eastern section Of the cotton
belt, aud was revisited by storms moving
through the narrow zones and doing much
local damage In Mississippi valley, The yell
low f9yer quarantine regulations have ie-
stricted the marketing of crops In Texas.
which reports very line crops In some coun-
ties. Reporting prospective crops as high as
bale per acre. Arkansas has fallen on ON
account Of droughth in some quarters aud ex-
cessiye rains In others, with increased acer-
age planted crops now promise an out turn o
upwards of i've million bales Of which Texas
will produce one million bales
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16

WAsnISGroS, October l5-The eJectment
suit in the Jumel case involving an immense
amount Of property in New York will be taken
up in the Supreme Court tomorrow.
The case of Reynolds VS. United States,
Utah POlygamy case, is reassigned for the
fourteenth of November.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16

MISCELLANEO
Another Failure.

SEw IoEK, October l5-The announcement
made TO the stock exchange that Hoar n CO.,
German brokers ON IS Wall street had failed
Firm long Of gold and short of stocks
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16

For upwards Of thirty years, Mrs. Win
slows Soothing syrup has been used for chill
dren. IL coTreets acidity Of stomach, relieves
v-'nd collie, dysentery and diarrhGai regulates
tne bowels, whether arising from .teething or
other cause An old aud well tried remedy,
25 cents bottle. dwtap20's9
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
POLITICAL.
Nomination.

Nrw HAVEN, CoNS., october l5.-The Re
publicans of the second district have nomlna-
| tod Ben Douglass.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
Financial Matters.

LoNDoS, October The Times financial
article says, owing to the course pursued by
most Of the banks in partially refusing ac-
commodation usually afforded to borrowers,
the Bank of England was obliged to meet the
demand concentrated on II by raising the NOM
inal rate of discount from to 9 pence. The
charges for advancement have also boon rails
ed to pence. The rates of discount are some
what irregular after the bank rate was raised
but for three months back fully per cent was
obtained In most quarters.
One hundred thousand pounds in eagles
from Paris was bought yesterday for New
York
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Visit of Inspection.

LONDON. october l5.-lt is announced In Of
ilcial form that Sir Michael Hicks, colonial
secretary, and Mr.. VIM. Henry smith, first
lord of the admiralty, have renowned their
projected visit of Inspection to Cypress and
Malta, owing to the unsettled state of affairs
in the East
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-16
Closing Markets.

KANSAS CITY, October l5,-Grass wintered
Texas steers u sOa2 OOi corn fed 81 JOas3 %
per cwt.
wheat-No. 2, spot, ONE car load sold for
72Ac.
Bacon-clcar side, 0s, rib, SO, long, 81.
New onLEASs, Oct. l5,-Gold IhGlsl; sight
x discount to pari sterling bank, $50;
Consols, 7ili.
Corros-Goodd demand easy sales, 1900; Low
Middling, 90 Middling Fala l0ssi Good
Middling lOl4i receipts net 6jl6i gross G5l6;
eNports-Great Britain ea57; stock IS, ia.
NEW YoRK, October l5.- Cotton-Net re-
ceipts J95i gross Goi5. Futures closed easy;
Sales 1900. October lO-o39lO-Oii Noyem-
Der and December 1905; January lO-OI@lO-Os;
February IO-ll@iO-l6i March 1924; April
lO-32@ lO-33. fl.
CorToS- -Quieti sales s'is; uplands 10 SIG;
Orleans 10 7-l6i consolidated net receipts ~,
Oh; eNports-Great Britain 10, 22s; Coctlnent
400
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Weather Indications.

WAsnISGTos, October ls-lndlcations for
the Gulf States falling barometer, southerly
winds warmer, cloudy weather, followed in
the southwest by rising barometer, colder
nOrtherly winds.