Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
Daily 8ress aud 9akptaian
yANkToN, DAKOTA
Thursday Evening, June s, 1879
LOCAL

HSSts aHa sVVDe SNVVsvtOVS tN
Two car loads Of horses arrived Ii
night.
At Vermillion last night the river ri
had reached the railroad ties.
The employees at Crow Greek agency ha,
had their pay cut down fifteen dollars p
month.
Hefher shipped three cars Of wheat ye
terday and expects a car load of horses in
day or two.
The Plunkett theatrical troupe will opel
tonight with Fanchon, the Cricket, a
Stones hall.
A fine haired beaver overcoat is said t
be as good as . traders license up in the In
dian country.
The hotel at Fort Thompson has beer
closed up and Mr.. Weise, the landlord
given notice to 60 out of business.
The washout just below the shops has
reached the railroad track and the proba'
bilities are that it will have to be moved.
Considerable interesting telegraphic mat
ter received last night too late for insertion
in yesterdays Issue, appears on the inside
of to-day'spaper.
The indications of the weather for the up
per Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
are lower pressure, southeast to southwest
winds, generally warmer, partly cloudy
weather, rain areas and thunder storms, fol-
lowed in the northern portions by rising ba-
rometer and north winds.
On the complaint of Deputy Marshal
Mershon, John Jacobs was to-day brought
before Justice Ziebach for trial, being
charged with keeping his SELDOM open on
Sunday. The court held that the clause in
the ordinance specifying that sales of liquor
on Sundays, to be illegal, must disturb the
peace and tranquility of the city, had
not been violated. The case was therefore
dismissed.
The governor of Nebraska has applied to
military headquarters for a squad of troops
from Fort Randall to assist in the capture
ofsome murderers who recently killed four
men on Dismal river, in Nebraska, about
125 miles from Randall. The brother Of
two of the murdered men has discovered the
Whereabouts of the murderers. He offers
to act as guide and will give to the soldiers
the reward if they undertake the arrest.
The governors request will probably be
with.
AT a meeting of the Reform club, Maj.
IacNamara was elected chief marshal of
he club, which will participate in the pa +,
ade which will take place in the celebra-
ion of our national anniversary. Maj. Mac
will announce the name Of his
hief of staff and aids in a few days. 1t is
that the club will turn out with
all ranks and participate in the procession.
)eleg ates will be present from over the big
and also from the Jim river. The
4th is expected to be more enthusi-
ally celebrated this year than it has been
before in the history of the territory.
he uniform of the club will be dark clothes,
'hite gloves and a red roseate on the left
reast. The marshal and staff will be
and the Reform club will march
nder a banner OF reform which will be ex-
ressly prepared for them. A list has been ]
pened at the club room for members who
ill turn out and it is being rapidly filled
P.
The finest assortment Of cigars in the
ty at Jenkinson's, consisting Of the follow c
10 celebrated hronda.
Royal Plume; 9
Cornucopia; '
The Belle of Yankton, manufactured cx-
.essly for Jenkinson).
Adler & Ohlman's Best; a
S~idenberg's Key West, and
Jenkinson's Bulldozer, the best Havana 5