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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-25
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

MURDER AND SUICIDE.
a Cincinnati, Oct, 25.-Harry w. Tillywell.
Known as desperate of Parkensburg.
Vest Virginia, shot and killed his wife
yesterday and then put bullet through
9is own head, dying in few minutes after
He is supposed TO have been under the In
Ancncc of liquor at the time.
8 EvADrNC DUTY PAYMENT.
Chicago. Oct. 25.-Specal agent OF The
t3essury, Kinds. this forenoon seized q mail
pscksge containing 9s3 precious stones,
ulailed at Ceylon 70 q patty in keokuk,
Iowa. The package coutains some very
valuable jewels, including COG moon stones
and valuable semisacrcd gem Of India
They have been turned over 10 Appraiser
Ham, like all matters sent through the
mails 10 violation OF the custom laws, in
order that their valuation may he fixed.
TUE PENALTY OF MURDER
Harrison, Mo-, Oct. 25 The execution of
Richard T. Isaac took pluce to-day in the
presence OF 500 people. He left Jail at II
O'clock and arrived a, the scaffnld followed
.by 40 immense throng. Al ll.45 he made
D speech. AT the gsllows he admitted kill
Ing II. B. Clark and warned everybody
against wrong doing aud carrying conceal
ed weapons. He claimed to be forgiven
and was anxious TO 90. He broke down
twice while speaking aud was considerably
affected. Prayer was offered by Rev Dear,
after which The black cap was drawn and
}at II :5S Sheriff Stevens cut the rope and
the body fell seven feet. In five minutes
be was pronounced dead and len minutes
later was cut down and his body given t''
u his friends
M A DANGEROUS LuNATIC.
Providence, r. l. Oct. 25.-Estcr Cahsll,
formerly a dome tic in the employ Of Father
Rogers, Of Bristol, called OH that clergyman
last evening, desiring to be relieved of pain.
in her head and breast, which she said the
spriest had imposed as pcnance. Father
Rogers, not performing the miracle the wo
sman struck him on the head with q lamp
scu.ting it badly and setting fire to his cloth
ling and to the room. The priest leaped in.
dto an adjoining cistern, from which be wa
srescued by neishbors, who also extineuishee
the flames in the house. The woman, VIII,
lis doubtless insane, surrended to the po
Elice this morning. saying abe had killed
priest and burned his house.
A WRECKED BOAT.
1 Baltimore, Oct. 25.-Of the persons o,
board the river steamer Express, whicl
foundered in gale on the morning of th
\ 23d, fifteen are known to be saved and six
I teen missing Some Of these may hav
been wicked up by passing vessels.
sUICIDED.
4 Muscatine, Ia, Oct. pa German styau
1 ger named Jno. Burns, bricklayer, age
about IS yeare, committed suicide At hi
boarding house in this city last night,
taking two ounces Of chloIoform. Nothiu
4 but the empty phial was found on his pe
Z son, and nothing is known Of hi. residen,
or friends.
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TELEcRAPHlc eRevlTIes:@
AssroNMESr.

Muscatine, Ia, Oct 25.-John Hemp, a
well knosu dry goods merchant Of this city,
made an assignment to-day for ,l.e bcne6, Of
his creditors. His schedule Of aa.e,s il
100000. Liabilitics, 10000.
no MORE HEAD cENTkRs.
New York, Oct. 25.-The fsniAn brother.
hood, 10 Convention here, have abolished
the odics Of head centre. Shoss duties will
dsvolve on general secretary. under the
suprrvisioa Of . csa,ral council. This
action Il said 10 b on the sseommeeda,ioa
Of JAssss GAsvsss, sx.chisf of he teoshsr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-25
ROW OF PEARLS

Glit,ering through coral lips is certainly a
pleasing object: but row Of discoloeed, be-
specked teeth in any mouth is grievous
drawback; add to this that such set Of teeth
is usually accompanied by impure breath
and one can scarcely imagine anything more
SOZODONT, the great pu-
ritier Of the breath and whitener oflhe teeth
obvia'e this state of The m.ulh completely,
rescuing its dental occnpants from destruct
ion, and counteractingthe influence upon the
enamel Of acid secretions in the mouth.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-25
elbow Fever Reports Indicate
the,End Of the Epidemic.
Uneasy Feeling Exists Among
the Powers Of Europe.
3 Seamer Express Founders in
Chesapeake Bay and Seventy
Persons are Lost.
YELLOW FEVER.
Ar,uon1.y nm, Nos.

ATsHOLLY efRI NGs.
alIolly Springs, Oct. 25.-six new casea
Ia two deaths, one sfsSEich is w. J. Hal
I'd, who died At 2:80 this morning. The
lief funds are exhausted.
At NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Oct. 25.-Wea,her clear.
|es,hs, 10; cases, l24.
AT MORGAN CITY.
Morgan City, Oct. 25.-Seven deaths since
,e last report.
AT MlssIssl PpI CITY.
Mississippi City, Oct. 25.-Several new
ases. Medical attendance and nurses ask ID
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FIRES.
At DETROIT

Detfoi': Oct. IA The De'roi, Ci'y -four
inx mills. one of the largest .Hill structures
10 the city, was partially destroyed by fire
early this morning Loss, *25,OO0; iusur-
ance $4,000. The origin OF the fire was
probably Spontaneous combustion.
AT NELFORD.
Melford, Mass., Oct. 25.-The building
occupied as box shop and bS Rafferty, s.
Collins as boot factory. burned. Loss
$500 partly insured.
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MARKETS BY 1ELEeRAp 4

WAii. STREET.
New York, Oct. %.
Moncy-Gc.
Gold -Sl.oosc
Stocks-St.ong.
vermenta-S.rong.
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CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
WISE BROTHERS
FALL OPENING.

We have the largest and most complete stock of Clothing
ever offered in the west
Everybody is invited to examine goods and prices
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hood. and soon again TO assume the direc-
tion. The change ia regarded also ~ . vir.
tual di.carding Of O'Donovan Rosa, Gen.
Bourke and the other perAons having charge
of the skirmishinp funds."
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FOREIGN.
cAsp1SAL CULLEN DEAD.

CASDINAL CULLEN DEAD.
Dublin, Oct. 25.-Thc death Of Cardinal
Cullen was so sudden that he only COM
planned Of indisposilion ON Wednesday eve
ning. He grew worae on Thursday, when
the hearts action was found rapidly failing
and he died at four in the afternoon.
MIGHT BECOME SERIOUS.
S.. Petersburg, Oct. 25-The semi-oficial
Journal de St. Petersburg, commenting on
references to the Afghan question in Sir
Stafford Northcote's recent speeches, saya
If Great Britain is aiming to the extension
81 its frontier in Asia an attempt TO carry
such policy might easily lead to serious
complications"
AEETING THE PIL0RlMs.
Constantlneple. Oc 25.-Aouf Bey, pre-.
ident of the Red Crescent committee, has
gone TO Mecca, ostensibly to superintend ,hs
execution Of sanitary arrangements adopted
at the approach Of the Coarbanbairam fes
,ival. The real motive, however, ia to con
fer with pilgrims from Indian Afghanistar
and Central Asia, who will reach Mecca il
large nu nbers within the next month, ant
TO influence them favorsbly towards ,h'
British policy and adversely to Russia.
A GRAVE SITUATION
Paris, Oct. 25 III is Stated tpat in consc
queuce Of the gravity Of the situation be
tween Englaud and Afghanistan and th
state of affairs in Turkey. y cabinet council
was held ut Versailles yesterday and viii
msel again to-day.
| PRUssIAS LOAN.
! Berlin, Oct. 2i..-Ihc m;aistai Of finsnc
and tue syndicate OF Ber'p nankcrs wi
to-day sign the coatssc, for the i'russlan
per cent loan OF GO 600, 900 niarss.
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HEn YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. %.
WHEAT-Qniet and about steady; No. 2
winter red November, Sl02.
RYE--Firm western mixed, 5Gt@ D..
CoRN-Less firm and unchanged.
OATs-Firm; western mixed, 27@%l.
BARLEY-Steady.
PoRK-Dull $3.50,
LARn--Dull and heavy; s6.45c.
WH1sKy-sl.O7,@l.G7i.
cH!CA1O.
Chicago Oct. %.
WnEar-Weak and lower No. 2, red
winter, s3c for cash; SIC for November;
No. . spring, 79!c for cash; sosc for
November Size for December.
CoRS-Weak and lower; 33sc for cash /;
33!c for November; 33!c for December.
| OArs-Weak l9sc for cash l9sc for
November.
RYE-43lc.
BAR1EY-Lower CSC for cash; e1,rs
No 3, Sole.
PoRK-Lower; $3.50 bid for cash
s7.274c for November; s7.3o@}7 32!c fol
December.
LARD-Heavy 5000 for cash; 500
| @6o2!c for November; s6.05@6o7!o 70
December.
WHlsKY-l.0S.
MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee, Oct. 25.
t WHEAT-s@lc lower hard, CSC; Nc
l, s3c; No. 2, '9sc for cash; soic 70
November; s2!c for December. No.
. 67!c; No. 4, 5Slc.
? CoRS-33lc
). OArs-l9c.
: RYE-44c.
}. BARLEY e0sc.
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Night Associated Press Report, /

The Turkish government Is having
difficulty in maintaining order in the
capital. Among the tens and thou
sands OF refugees from Roumania are
many armed Circassians. These have
already plundeied the towns, and are
fiocking into Constantinople laden
with booty. The government wishes
to take charge of them and send them
into Asia. Appalling misery prevails
from the Bosphorous to the Gulf Of Sa-
lonica. The whole coast Is crowded
with terrified Mohammedans. Trans
portation across the straits is lacking,
and hundreds are perishing from cold,
hunger and exhaustion, and no succor
is possible until the panic and COLI
fusion in the capital Ia abated.
In the house of commons, Hon.
Robert Bourke, under foreign secre-
tary, In reply to a question, said Crete
Is not In a state of insurrection, but
much disturbed.
Stafford Nortboote, chancellor of the
exchequer, in response to an inquiry
said, he had no knowledge of an ALI
ance between Russia aud Germany
and Austria for partition Of Turkey.
Regarding one of these powers, he
had strong reason to doubt That II has
entered into any alliance. A few
weeks or months would probably
prove this.
Note.-The chancellor doubtless re
fefred 10 Austria, which he las
night said In his statement In Oh,
house, coincided with Great Britain
view.
Right Honorable William Edwsr
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when once igniIed arc absolutely Ia
eNllnguishable ~ either wind "
water, aud bufn with q perslsleuoy
that 10 almost Incredible, thirty 90
iorly minutes being an average dura
ton, The shot containing this light
ID 30 constructed s0 ~ 10 be huOyAnt
upon the water, and NJ the same time,
with sufficient rlgldliy Of form ~
Withstand tho conclusion OF the pow
der Upon striking the water ut The
required range, tho shot, floating up
10 the surface, Immediately burstH
Into u brilliant liame with great lila,
mlnating power Halt n dozen Of
these shots hred from All iTog'olad Or
gun'boal would eileoiually surround
her with al lmpassabe Gordon Of light
NJ any required range, aud by such u
device the entmy'a movements at
attack would become plainly ulscern,
lhle, aud any attempt 10 break through
the illuminated Eone 0f light DO al
once detected, however dark the night,
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Am Engineering Feat thai VIII Give
Africa Rm Inland Sen.
pemernabI. Armament.

Lindsay (Ont.) Post: Last spring
Mr.. William Sinclair, Ct Cambray,
caught young crow before it could
fly and brought it home, and 1t soon
became quite tame. IL struck up n
warm friendship with n young hound
belonging to Mr.. Sinclair. The crow
always WAS around with the hound,
shared his meals and slept In his box
AT night, on the bO' tom, not seeking
to perch unless they were disturbed
during the night, when he would come
out aud fly up into one of the trees
near by and remain there until morn
ing. When given food 1t would lu-
variably take portion to the hound.
1t would not give it to him at once,
but would fly around just above his
head with "a piece OF meat or crust OF
bread in his bill, and keep teasing him
for quite q while with 1t, and then
would finally let him have 1t. But
last week instinct began to be too
powerful and he concluded that he
must go to other quarters for the WIN
ter, and II was amusing TO see how he
tried TO coax the hound away with
him. He would fly away u little piece
and then light and cav to the dog (;
then he would fly back, and seemed in
great distress because he could not in
duce his four-footed friend TO go to
warmer quarters for the winter; hut,
finding he would not leave, he Mt
length flew off and has not been seen
since,
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The full committee on ways and
means viii hear their subcommittee
on Thursday.
Senator H. II, liill to-day procured
200 stand OF arms for the state Of
Georgia from the secretary Of war.
General Young, Of Georgia, was mp
pointed commissioner TO represent the
southern states at the Paris exposition,
John j. Knox, controller of the eur.
renoy, argued before the committee In
favor of the remission OF the tax on
lnsolvent banks,
The tnance committees Of the son.
ate authorize Mr.. Allison 10 offer an
amendment to the silver bill 10 fix the
relative value Of gold and silver.
House--Proccediugs entirely unin-
teresting.
Mr.. Wallace addressed the senate at
length In favor OF the silver bill.
Conlrmations-lia ldeye, receiver OF
public moneys, New Orleans Ray,
receiver OF public moneys, Monroe,
La; Miss Roddy postmlstress, For
sythe, Gai Bandu, postmaster, Thibe'
deau, La, Demar postmaster New
Iberia, La.
BRANDON, W., January 20. BIAS
com, cashier of the Brandon National
bank, ia irregular to the extent of its
surplus and ten per cent. OF its capital
NEW ORLEANS, January 29.--Arrived
steamship Alice Allo from Liverpool
She reports passing In latitude AZ AZ
north longitude l60 35' west, the Nor
we9ian bark Vision, OF Ezersund,
water-logged and abandoned, with her
foremost standing
NEW YORK, January 29.-It has been
decided to wind up the affairs Of the
Commercial bank. 1t is small insti-
tuition with n capital Of 500, 900. The
depositors will all be paid.
ST. LOUIS, January 29.-Cotton PEG
pie are cautioned against Adler, Ru.
pert Il Koch, whose names are associ-
ated with bogus cotton exchanges.
CINCINNATI, January 20. AT II meet
ing OF the creditors OF Palle Halton ~
Co., who recently failed, a proposition
to pay thirty-Ave cents on the dollar,
was made by the attorney for the com
pany, Net assets $l55,0O0,
ALBANY, January 20. The senate
to-day passed the house resolution
agaiust the Bland bill. Vote % to3.
LONDON, January %, The Times
Rome dispatch says the pope Is prepar-
ing an allncution against Russia for
the persecution OF the church in Po-
land, aud against King Humbert, on
his accession to the throne, for the
assumption OF the little king of Italy.
The queen of Portugal, daughter OF
the late King Victor Emanual aud the
pope's god.daughter, is refused adj
mission to the pope because she is
residing at the quirinal.
A German newspaper states that
l. G. Kittcrhause, the Hamburg cotton
importers, whose failure was announc'
ed last week, have both committed
suicide.
An unfavorable change took place
in the pOpe's condition this morning.
he is, however, receiving some cardl-
nails.
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HERE AMI THERE.

Washington kotsa aAd oassip The
rppe viii Issue aa Aiioealiau
against she CssF aad hins Ham'
bsTi-Ihs Usual NaiabeE of FsiluFes
Moon Associated rIes Repon,l
WAsHISdr0N, January -, Mr.. ED.
munds, Ut Vermont, introduced a bill
20 make the gad ~ February u legal
holiday Ia the District Of Columbia,
Referred 10 dlslrlrl committee,
MI Plump, ~ Kansas, introduced u
bill 90 repeal oerlain aola aud parts VI
acts relating t0 taxation deposits In
saving banks, Referred 10 committee
on huanoe,
The elections committee continued
hearing Richardson Va, Rainey. The
impression IL the report viii unaeal
Ralney by declaring there was no valid
election,
The supreme court decides, Ia u case
from Chnreslon, that the gaslight
stock sold under zoe Confederate oon.
ilscation revefta ~ original owners,
The decipion In affirmed with costs,
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Forester, liberal memhar from BRAD.
ford, gave notice OF an amendment VI
the credit vote on Thursday,
Note,-rhls Is doubtless the hoatlle
amendment agreed upon by tho llber,
al mombera,
II 10 rumored In the lobby Of the
house OF commons that lhe MarquIa
Of Harrington, liberal leader, refuaed
to move the amendment To The credit
vote, aud tho duty haa deyolyed upon
MI Forester. II this h we'll tnunded
u IL likely 10 occasion split In tho
liberal party.
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Indications.

For the gulf states Clondy, rainy
weather, warm southerly winds, fall
ing barometer, attending storm cen.
ire now in Texas, followed by rapidly
rising barometer and much colder
northwest winds; off shore signals
continue al Indianola and Galveston,
and cautionsry signals are ordered
for Now OfIeans.
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rhe Holmes Distress Marine siEuaI

An important advance has been
made toward solving the problem Of
Illumination at sea by an adaptation
of what is known "a the Holmes dis
tress signal, in the form Of shot, for
illuminating purposes, TO be fired from
mortera at ranges varying from five
hundred to two thousand five hundred
Yards. These signals possess the re.
markable property Of emitting very
powerful white light the moment they
come into contact with the water; and
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RETURNING BOARD.

Wells hiding Place Not Yet Discor
ered-AndersOn'sC case Progressing
Contempt Gases Go Over.
New ORLEANS, January %. The
biding.place Of Wells is not yet dis
covered. The Anderson case is pro-
gressit z. Ia regard to the rule for con
tempt against United States Commits
sioner Lane, Deputy Collector Tomlin
son, and Deputy Marshal Wurzburger
and Steele, on motion it was ordered
that this matter should go over unit
after the termination of the Anderson
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Extraordinary Bargains In
BOYS nd GHlI1asE'S CLOTHING

We wish TO remind our GUS
TONERS that II Is impossible for
us 10 advertise oil our special
ties. Every department, every
counter, offers It's own special
inducements. Do not leave our
establishment before making O
general examination OF our
stock. lou will find truly, sur
prlsIng bargains In every nook
and corner.
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We have also "a job lot Of3 and
A-PIy stylish Linen Collars,
good quality, at SI 5Oper
dozen or six for zoe.
3.PIy Linen Cuffs at 25C pair.
Night Shirts, with Pockets Attached,
extra long, at 81 50.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

owing to the dull season we are heavily
oyerstocked, and we have concluded to
mark down all goods Of that description at
prices that will and must insure their im-
mediate sale.
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An Item for Ambitious single Ladies'.

There are over thirty unwedded
diplomats at Washington, including
the German minister and his score.
tary OF legation, the representatives
Of Italy, Venezuela, Belgium, Costa
Rica, Turkey, Chill aud tho Neither.
lands, besides seven unmarried clerks
and attaches In the Spanish Embassy,
four at the British, four at the French,
three at the Japanese, and two each ut
the Russian, Austrian and Italian.
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"Lesclavage is It's name. IL Il a
fetter Of gold worn on the arm above
the elbow, and IL riveted and soldered
by the jeweler In the presence Of the
donor, TO be worn I'LL desth, o. divorce
or separation. The jeweler, when the
operation IL over, bids the lady call
next day to see that the fivet holds
firmly She comes-wlthout Der friend,
bfen entendu-and The trteehcgous
goldsmith confides 10 her the secret %
q concealed spring by means OF which
J she can remove the fetter Of will.
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CARDIGAN JACKETS!

Wehaye II large line yet TO close out before
the end of the season at 16c, 81, u 20, vi 30
and upwards. These goods nre positively 90
per cent cheaper than ever offered before In
this city.
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death an the scHnoid IN u New Years
Ont.

A pet monkey in Atlanta was care
fully trained to watch baby, and
rock It's cradle when II cried. He was
considered very Trustworthy and use.
ful brute, bue one day, being left alone
with the infant, and finding him
self unable to stop its crying, he
jumped into the cradle, scratched the
child's face, bit its ears and nose, tore
of its clothes, and, when discovered,
was stutllng the bits of cloth into its
mouth. He Is no longer employed as
nurse.
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case
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'ons'an,iaopia a sesas % Disorder
AEmea Soldiers riaadsrtng lhe sa,'
ranadinE tpwas Hundreds Perish,
iaa ioF Feed ana Prem Co,d- Peas .
Terms.
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Value Of Unconsidered Triaes.

= fk r.
The Virginia City a(Nev.) Enterprise
says: At the Grand G. shaft there is
large room in which the miners change
their clothing on going into and COM
ing out of the lower levels. On coming
out of the mine their clothes, a wooden
shirt and pair of vwoolen. drawers, or
cotton 'overalls, are reeking with per-
spiration and are more or less soiled by
the dust that has settled upon them. In
the changing room is a large trough
with supply of hot and neold water
Here the miners wash the clothes. they
have worn in the mines before leaving
for their homes, hanging themnupon
racks to dry. in order that they may have
clean clothes when they next go down
into the lower levels, In this tank or
trough some 600 men daily wash their
clothing when going off shift and in its
bottom there collects about fifty pounds
per day of sand and clay Yesterday
Colonel Fair had the curiosity to nave
heAssayer of the Conso idated Virginia
Assay Office, Henry G. Elder, make an
assay of the sediment deposited in the
washing tank, and the following Isl the
result, =, Gold per ton,, $128. Co. silver,
'S130.50, making total Of S259.1 10 per
ton for the dirt washed out of the shirts
and overalls of the miners. Hereto
fore the washings of this trough have
not been saved, but they will now prob
ably be taken care of by some one, as in
the course of year they would amount
to quite snug little sum.