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A.-LUNG COMPLAINTS, BKUNCHITIS, ASTHMA,
&c, are speedily relieved. and II taken time per-
mnnently cured py Dr.. JAfNE'S Expectorant. You will
find II also y certain remedy for Coughs ana Colds
A-ESPENSCHEID,S SILK DRESS AND STAFF
Felt HArs-An assumption justified by public opinion
cannot deemed nwarrantable Espenscheid, there
justified in assuming that his leading style Of
stiff felt HATS tor the present in
all tho essentials Of elegance and usefulness, assor
that he has heretofore offered TO the public lis
in making this sweeping assertion that his
daily many have nearly doubi those
any Those who have been In tho habit
OF visiting. looking into his down town
during the last months douot tho Of
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NATIONAL BANK OF wAsHINGroN-AMoUNr
OF DEPOSITS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l, 1878
Upon the request OF the principal depositors and
shareholders Comptroller OF the Currency Knox has
appointed B. U. Keyser receiver of tho Germsnia
National Bank, which suspended yesterday mr..
Keyser, In capacity as examiner, has been busy
Al work on MS examination Of the condition OF the
bank sinco yesterday, but has not gone lar enough
10 make q report He has, however, stated verbally
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Weston Quilted the track At half-past ono yester-
day afternoon. has not since reappeared II Is
reported that his ankle Is spraincd.
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Is WESTON OUT OF THE RACE?
LONDON, Nov. q 1873
The Standard reports that Weston has been ordered
by his physicians not to continue walking, In conse-
quence OF o spraned tendon Of tho ankle.
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TosH BILLINGS ALMINAx FOR lS7a
Billngs' new Alminax this morning. Price rso
Cents ThousAnds thousands sold.
q. W. CARLETON CO., PublishsrA
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PEDESTRIANISM IN ENGLAND
FIFTH DAY OF THE SIX DAYS CHAMPION
PEDESTRIAN COMPETITION.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD1

LONDON, Nov !, 1878.
The score Of the pedestrians In their six days. TOUR
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noon, stood a. foilows:-
Miles Niles
William Corksy..... ll9 Charles Rowell ...... 365
II. Brown (Bloweri... 4l3 Edward Payson Wes-
John Hbbert........ 500 ton.. 500
II is stated that Wsstons lett ankle is swollen and
very painful
At haif-past twelve O'Clock this morning the toll
lowing had been made In the International
Walking Malch:-
Mics. Niles
Corkey .......,.. 45S Weston .......... 1865
Rrown.............. 450 Courtney ...... 362
Roweli.............. 40s Enns............... 800
Hilbert. 4Ol
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24
IN HARTFORD.
TELEcRAPHlc eRevITlEs.

Pittsburg, Pa May 24.-Th. ie,byter-
ian bly, this morning proceeded TO the
trial OF a case Of appeal by Rev. John Mil
Ter, from the decision o! the Presbyterian
of New Brunswick.
Chicago, May 24.-About 6 o'clock last
evening tornado struck a settlement about
three miles from Burlington, Chicago
suburb, and desolated the country for = "a.
dius of about two miles. The farm house
Of Wm. Brunes was completely demolished
Mrs. Brunes was instantly killed, and two
young children carried through the air by 3
whirlwind and hurled dead 10 the ground, ,
distance Of twenty rods away. A laborel
was lifted from his feet, and on striking the
ground again, his legs were broken by the
shock. No other damage to life is reported
but the destruction Of property was consid-
cradle. Many pranks of last nights storm
are reported from various points in Wiscon-
sin, and more loss of life is feared.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24

Mr.. Powers, from the same committee,
reported the bill granting pension Of
$3.50 month to every pensioner who has
had leg amputrted at the hip joint.
Passed.
After the morning hour, the house went
into committee of the whole on the army
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Foster moved to strike out section Q,
recognizing bureau Of military justice.
The democrats having mustered in their
force, and many republicans being absent,
this was defeated, SO to 80. also, by vote
of SO to 90, defeated the motion to strike GU,
the section reorganizing the pay depart.
ment.
Mr.. Hale made point on section IL
which provides for board of three msjol
generals, to examine into the Organization
and efficiency of several branches Of th'
service, that i, was new legislation, ant
therefore not In any order of the appropria-
,ion bill. The chair sustained the point o
order, and then Mr.. Hewitt. after modify
ing the section so as to avoid the point O
adverse ruling offered the section as new
amendment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24
WASHINGTON.
CAPITAL NOTES.

CAtlIAL NO1Eo.
Washington, May 24.-The president has
nominated Chas. Payson, Of Massachusetts,,
third assistant secretary Of state; c. NJ.
Spencer, of Iowa, consul general at Mel
bourne; Chester E. Jackson, of Wisconsin,
consul at Antigua; John B. Gould, at Mar
.eilles, and Cha.. Holden, Jr., postmsster At
Alton, Illinois
The house judiciary committee appointed
Representative Butler subcommittee to
report on the articles of impeachment
against Oliver B. Bradford, late consular
clerk 10 Shanghai.
Washington, Nay 24.-The Potter inves-
tigating committee meets this afternoon.
The reports in the South Carolina contes-
ted election case of Richardson against
Rainey have been completed. The major
ity report, recommending new election,
is signed by all the democratic members, and
the minority report, declaring Rasney, sit
ting member, entitled to seat by all the
republicans.
The main feature Of the bill reported in
the senate by Mr.. Edmunds to-day, on the
subject Of electoral votes, is the provision
that no electoral vote from any state, from
which but one return has been received
shall be rejected, except by the affirmative
vote of both houses of congress, and that ir
case that more than one shall be counted
Of those electors whose title rs electors, th,
two houses acting separately, sh Ill concur
ren:ly decide, is supported by the decision
Of lawful tribunal Of such stat. preside.
for by it's legislature.
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. kA AVA
GENERAL.
A Part OF the Fleet Carrying the
Indian Troops Arrived In
Malta.
The Potter Investigation Committee
Is at Work.
A Tornado Strikes Darlington, Chicago Sub
urb, Killing Several Persons, and Do.
stroying Great Amount Of
Property.
Three Firemen Killed, aud Six Others
Seriously Wounded, ut a Fire im
Hartford, Con.
FOREIGN.
At PARKERsBUR0,


Wheeling, w. Va, May pa fire this
morning, at Parkersburg, this state, des-
troyed five dwelling and ten business houses.
The business portion of the city was seri-
ously threatened. Steam Ere engines we're
brought from Marietta. The fire is now
under CONTROL The fire originated from a
negro lighting a cook stove with coal oil.
1t is impossible to ascertain the loss at
present, but will not be less than 1000
insurance very small, about $4,000.
SYMPATHY AND SUPPORT.
London. May 24.-The committee of the
trades union congress unanimously resolved
that the Lancashire operatives deserve the
sympathy and support Of the working class.
THE PARLIAMENT.
Berlin, May A.-The government states
that the dissolution Of the parliament il moi
contemplated in the event of the failure oi
the anti-socialist bill.
THE INDIAN TROOPS
London, May 24.-The first vessels, two
10 lumber, Of the fleet carrying the Indiar
troops. arrived at Malta to-day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, May 24.-Mr. Edmunds,
from the select committee to take into con-
sideration the state ofthe law respecting, as
oer:aining and declaring the result Of
the elections Of president and vice president,
said that he was directed by the committee
to make a report in part in the form Of a
bill 10 amend sundry provision. of chapter
l, title 3, of the revised statutes Of the
United States, relating to the presidential
elections, and to provide for, and regulate
the counting of the votes for president and
vice president, and the decision Of the qoes-
tions thereon. Placed on the calendar
Mr.. E!muuds gave notice that he would
ask the a,te en,ion Of the senate to its consi-
deration some day next week. and he hoped
the senators would examine ii carefully
Mr.. Thurman remarked thst the report
was not unanimous, and that hs would take
occasion to explain tn the senate why he
dissented
Mr.. Burnside. from tue committee on
education, reported adversely the house j,int
the eight b h,ur ,aw Also adversely on Tn.
senate bill to regulate the hours of labor.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Davis called up the senate bill to
provide for an additional circuit judge in
the second judicial circuit. Passed.
The bill to provide f,r the free entry of
! articles imported for exhibition, bv societies
established for the encouragement Of arts
and sciences, was passed.
| After the morning hour, consideration
was resumed o. the district Of COlumbis
bill.
Washington, May 24.-Mr. Elsp, from
the committee on Pacific railroads, repor.
ed the bill repeating section 22nd, of tn
act incorporating the Texas Pacific railroad
company. declaring forfeited the rights
privileges and lands granted to that sec
tion under the New Orleans Ba]ton Roug
and Wick sburg railroad company. and reen-
acting that section in favor Of the New Or
leans Pacific railroad company. PriLte,
and recommitted.
Mr.. Henkle introduced bill to aid the
ship canal companies. giving guarantee t
the United States to the payment Of the in
tereot on the four million five per cert bonds
Referred.
Private reports followed.
Mr.. Rice, chairman of the committee Ul
invalid pensions, reported the bill providing
,hs, persons deprived Of their pensions from
March, 1865, to June, 1866, by reason o
being in the civil service, shall be paid ,hsi
pension. for that time. Passed. Also bill
repeating the section OF the revised statute
which provides that no claim for y penaiou
no, prosecuted to succcrstul issue within
Z fvc years iron, the date OF filing the sams
al Ill be admitted withou. 4 record Of cvi
, dsnce from the war aud navy department
), paced.
E Mr.. Mackcy, from the samc commit.e'
reported the bill increasing TO scventy-tv
, dollar- ves month the pcosi, ne paid %
:. disss os sailors Who have loss bAh am
y ls.A lsss OF aghs 4 haaA eye. hsed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24

otocKs-stfong and higher.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, May "a.
wHEAT-3@ic higher except hard and
No. l, which are steady; hard, 1.Os; No. l,
l.63c; No. 2, 1.o6lc for cash; 1.oS5c for
June; l.ollc for July; No. 8, 95c.
CoRs-steady; &c
OArs-24lc.
RYE-56!c.
BARLEY-6lc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May "a.
WHEAT-dull aad shade lower; 1.O63
@1.07 for cash; 102!@l .O2sc' for June
9Ssc for July.
ConN-weak and lower; sSlc bid for
cash; 37sc for June; $50 @3ssc for July.
OArs-weak and lower; 24c for cash
235c for June.
RYE-563c.
| BAR1EY--47!c
PoRK-frm and higher; 7.77!c for casl,
7.95 for July.
LARD-weak and easier; 6.45@6.47a
for June; 6.523@6.55 for July.
ALcoHoL-334c bid.
| WH1sKY-1O4 O4c bid.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May 25.
WHEAr-dull; receipts, $4,000; sale
$4,000; No. 2, spring, June, at cal
1.l4lc.
| RYE-dull.
CoRx-3@ac lower; receipts, 10000
sales. 100, 600; 4s@51c for western nike
BARLEX-dull.
OArs-dull receipts, $4,000; sales, "a
600; 30a@33c for mixed western; 3l@S!
for white.
PoRK-heavy; $50.
| LARD-steady 6.70c.
WHIsKY-1.O .O6c.
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FIRES.
IN suNcooK.

IN EUNCOOK.
Suncook, NJ " "a A fire here this morn
ing destroyed nine buildings. i1oss sec, ,0d0.
Insu -ancc $4,000.
IN HARTFORD.
Hartford. Conn, May PA large build
ing, know, az Kohn's block, Market street,
was burned this morning. An explosion
threw down portion Of the wall, killing
three firemen: D. S. Camp, Chas. Harper
and John II. Parker, and wounding six 9th
ers, two Of whom are in u critical condition.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
Gold--l .Oo5c.
Money-3c.
Governments-atrong.
Stocks-strong and higher.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25
RES rnIC TING CHINESE IMMI-
GRAFTON.

The entire Pacific Coast delegation
In Congress. with the exception OF
Jones, who Is temporarily absent, aud
who will probhbiy attend to the matter
when he returns to the Capital from
New Orl,ans. aud Sharon, who is en-
deavorIbg to make up for the expenses
of the LIBBY employed at Sacramento
TO engineer the Spring Valley job
through the Legislature, have sigued u
paper r., Nesting lmned date action on
resolution providing for negotiations
with hina aud England 10 restrict
Chinese Immigration. The resolution
was prepare ed and reported to the House
OF representatives, by the COMMITTEE
Oil Ellcalion and l. .oor, but has not
yet passed the House. The Pacific
Coast members a'su recommend the
passage of duplicate Of oaig-ut's bill,
iauouaced oy Wren. providing that not
more t:Ian ten Chinese shall be brought
tso4A. G.Alua to the United States by
alp y--eu9, vessel, or. AS an altt ruatlye,
III. b!t introduced By Davis. Of Cali
xqlpla, which, pro, USES To allow the
i,ee eutry of one Chlnanan tor eacn
one HUNDRED tous of the vessels ca
pacIty, aud to collect $lUU caprtatlon
tax toe 4ll IL eXcess Of this limitation.
RAe author OF the last meutloned blli.
horace DAVIS. OF San francisco. Is en
tied 10 more credit for his forts to
suppress chinese immigration THAI,
peih ,ps, any other memoer- Of COn-
gress. AS Que OF The pro, .rIetors of the
Golden State FIGURING MAls,. lie sold
barge q .autltl s Of h,ur to Lhlnamen
for snipment to Hong Kong. Regard
directly by thus hlnese trad. he lntro-
duced sblll against their ludlacIlml-
maze Immigration. aud Incurred the
ebmlty of Ills customers, who, at once
and com ,letely. suop ed their trade
with the firm of which lie is memOer
Such unselfIshnvss entities CoLgre S.
10 Az Davis, Of California, TO tbs graft
tude OF every slucere opponent OF un-
Restricted Gnlnese lmm. gratioA on the
Paclic Coast
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25

r RlDA1 EN ENlNG, MAY Ord.
Invitation COmmittee.
wINNEMUCCA.
G. A. Kyle, .Reinhart,
A. W, Fisk.
UNIoNsILLE.
T.J. Hadley, z. Laveaga.
j. ii. Kinkead.
MILL CITY.
J. II. Potts, Or. Jas. Gould.
HUMBOLDT HOUSE.
Z, G.. Mcclellan, q. W. Meacham-
RYE PATCH.
A Westfall, l.. Hanson.
L.. n. Carpenter, Il. s. Rusing.
LoVELuCKs.
J~H. McAlIister, l.. W. Emmons.
BAG MEADOWS.
Peter West. Ma, ker Brothers,
Zee ptiOn COnnnI.s-e.
L. n. Carpen. er, AAtone kaufman,
+. Andra,
Floor DisectOr.
b. f. sllith.
FioOr Managers.
Eben Iorrey, JOS. Preston.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25

1T Is repofted that Germany is secret
~ mahiuB preparations for war, while
pdoiicly protesting Anxiety to avert a
Resort 10 arms. to settle the Eastern
question. Should this report prove
correct, and Germany decide To parlicl.
pate Ia conflict between England and
Russia. At is tolerabiy cerlalc that 1t
wlii determlne the points III dispute III
favor II tue beluserent With winch ii
becomes allied.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25
ksie Railroad sold.

Nav YORK, April o.
The Ecie Il ii road has been sold to
Ex-Governor +. ID Morgan. tor SIX MIL
hon dollars.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25
HE NAAURA Az ArIoN OF CHI.
MSS.

-Four applications tor citizenship have
oeen naue ~ Chluese Ia the Uulted
Slates circuit Court Ia San Francisco.
The cielk OF the Court refused ~ Issue
tae papers. aud referred tue applicants
to tnes Court. Several attorneys ex'
pressed their Opinions ON the rght Ut
Chinese to become clllZ zns under the
Naturalization laws, aud at the c,ose OF
the arguments the Court TOOK the
matter uuder: advls. m1nt. Tue de-
clslon of the Court is avail ed with con-
Siderable anxiety. rs 1T viii determine
q 'estlon OF the gravest Importance 10
the people. of the Pacific Coast.
Several Chinamen have heretofore been
naturaliz-d III the Uuited States, but
Tie qassson OF their e.iglolnty to be-
COME ciilZ us Was not raised.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25

PUTTING out u trt Is queer job to
doue IN the case OF tbs burulug coal
mlne near Pittsburgh 1he fire has
Deem Tagging Tor two mouths, aud the
CONTRACTOR Is 10 get 300 .UOO-if he ex-
uugaisnes 1t before 1t does n certain
aiuoant u danl SO Hts plau Is 10 dls
deep lrvucn aud Til 1t VIA stoues.
thus uaAtuS oarrir
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25

AHE Uaitrd States, Supreme Court in
Az Ilnnois case. has decided suOstan-
taxliy that the cseditors of BANKRUPT
ealspnnyr ara -ulnisd To the whole capl-
not the. hsakrapt as tnnd tor. pay
laeahataskaH- Qua heaa..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25

A~CENruRY /. 20 tno sta.e Ut the clergy
In the Lake DistiIct OF England Was
odd Indeed. Toe curate VAS usually
lae Village publican. aud it mas not an
Gacoln uon sight To see the reverend
Aaet vi lug cards ANA uiinklng beer
az sunday morolus vita his castum-
9Is untiI tue cpufeh Dell toiieu.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25

A MEEriN oFrIR BIO ARD or TRUs
4 n tees Of the humbolit district Agricul-
.t~l, Minllg AID Mccn meal society, will
D. held at tue III OF TIE secretary, IN Win
ne.nhcea. >atuld -. April 18Th, ~ O'Clock p
h fartieS lad bed 70 the society GA ock
40 err 4 Ne, 0 - any OF / i officers who
nave bec IA personally espOn sible for the
sue, are e fhestls fcqithted 10 settle their
lAd eHless Immediately AS the Secretary's
books IL sopn Ia e b. Of rid preparatory
10 he annual iueetiug OF he stockholders.
By ofser of he Pn sid At
Attest q. CaENOWETH,
aprll-td. SECRETARY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-25

MARTYRS 10 Salt Rneum, r ice! The
persistent use OF Gieun's gu puur Soap
VIII cure you. Use 1t iustead of the
greasy iiuaments aud astrlngent washes
with which you have heretofore stimu.
lated the disease. 1t is cleanly, safe
and speedy.
Hurrah tor the blacks and the browns
produced by Hills Hair Dye,