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intended to be applied for the occupation OF Bosnia
and Herzegovina The delegation desires full
explanation OF the governments intentional"
TROOPS ON THE BORDER.
telegram from Bucharest, received In Paris
states that Austria Is concentrating troops at Her.
manstadt, Pennsylvania.
MILAN's RETURN.
Prince Milan arrived at Belgrade yesterday. The
populace received him in an unusually enthusiastic
manner.
FROM HIGH OLYMPUS.
The inhabitants OF Mount Olympus have risen
and declared Tor union with Greece. Five hun
dred and fifty volunteers from Greece have joined
them, with two steamer cargoes of rifles.
THE MISSION ABANDONED
A despatch from Athens states that NJ Tricoupis
has abandoned his mission to the courts OF the
foreign Powers.
NAVIGATION IN THE BALTIC.
The Ice has disappeared from the harbor of
Konigsberg and navigation is completely restored.
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ENGLAND AND THE FIJI ISLANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March !, 1873
Referring to the London despatch OF yesterday, to
the effect that Sir Arthur Gordon Governor fthe FIJI
Islands, had been ordered to Samoa in consequence
OF recent request by the Samoen authorities for
British protection, the Alta will publish q
denial tomorrow, based on statements made by the
Samoan Prince, Mamea, while lately In this city,
and will also add that Prince Mamea went
to FIJI before coming to this country
to ind out the feelings OF tho natives
princes chefs to the English rule forced upon
Them. He went back TO his people and reported that
the F Islanders would DO glad to get rid Of the Eng
ltsh woke
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AGAINST THE INCOME TAX.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March /, 1873
petition protesting against the passage OF any bill
or measure reviving tho income tax. to-day sent
10 Washington 10 laid before Congress- 1t Is signed
by lending citizens OF Philadelphia. Boston, Now York
and Baltimore and gives at length the reasons for
protesting which arc classified under the following
hoads:-
Ftrsf-lt Is impoll.Ic
Second--lt Is unjust
Thtrtf--Its lar collection Is i'm possible.
Fourtt--lt Is unconstitutional unless apportionsd
TO population.
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MONEY IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO March l, 1873
Tho Sub-Treasury In this city commenced taking
popular subscriptions to the four per cent loan about
February l. and received during the month subsorip-
tons agsresatipg 500, l50
There we're coined IN the Mint during February
S. 500 900 in double eagles, 81, 900 IN trade dol
lars. SAL. QUO In subsidiary silver.
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PAPER MILL BURNED.
PirrsBcRG, Pa

PIrrsBcRG, Pa, March l, 1873
c. p. Markie Il Sons paper mill, located at W est
Nowton Pa, with It's stock and valuable machinery,
Was destroyed by nro this morning. Tho fire origI-
mated In the rag and is supposed to have been
the work OF incendiary. Loss, 800 900; insured
tor $4,000 The insurance is distributed among y
number OF homo and Eastern companies In small
alnounta
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EX-SENATOR WADE DYING.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JEFFERSON, Ohio, March l, 1873
Mr.. Wade Is In such u condition that ho may die bo
fore morning His respiration Is about forty per
minute, with almost imperccptibo pulse in one
arm lie has been In somi- i-conscous state, put his
tongue aud shroat dead that 1t ~ out OF tho
question tor him to speak. HB wifc and ut
his hedaide.
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HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE By John Rich
lish People STRAY studies % from Eas,snd and a. Italy"
S !yYrss
POPULAR ASTRONOMY. by Simon Neweomb,, LID,
Professor U. Naval Observatory; With One Hundred
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FIELD MARSHAL oouNr MoLrKes LETTERS
FROM RUSSIA. Translated from the German BY Grace
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THE ART OF BEAUTY; by Mrs II. r; I.w.s. MA.
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| NERVOUS EXuAUSIfON.-A MEDICAL ESSAY.
~ comprising OF lectures delivered ut kahnA Mu-
OF Anatomy, the and OF premature de-
cns. showing indisputably how lost health may be
gained anofding clear syuopsis OF impediinrnts to
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will chow tho changes In tho
temperature ior tho past twonty -four hours In
parlson with tho corresponding date or last year.
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuvs pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway:-
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PRICES OF COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, March !, 1878.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany to-day issued their circular Of prices Of coal for
the present month delivered board OF vessels at
Port Richmond. They are as foIiows:-L1mp, So 25; (;
stcsInDoaI So % broken, SO % 50 75; egg SO 20
So 75; stove So so S3 IS; chestnut ~ 70 So %;
pea, So 25
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n1HE GREAT STORY,
CELEBRATED CASE
out Monday next In Jf2 oftho
FtkrSIDE COMPANION.
The immense populsrily OF the play
CELEBKAftD CASE,
being acted IN the Union square 1hoatc. win make
great demand for No. 542 OF TuE FfKEs1DE COMfAN.
1OS Monday aiming the first OF story OF
the aud founded upon the play. kewsdeaers
Will ~ we'll w have an extra sRpplyI W sUsoanar.
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From Picayune. New Orleans. Feb. 2o1

IF YOU HAVE GLOOMY FOREB0DINGS OF
lung disease iiALEs HONEY OF HoREnouND AND TAR
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THE RUSSIAN CORVETTE CRAYSSER.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l. 1878.
The Russian corvette Craysscr mas arrived hero
from Victoria.
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From Picayune New Orleans, Feb. 20
FIRST CArirAL rnlzk - or account or r W. Arnold a.
smount Of hall Of tho frs. capital prize OF 900 by
BY Mr.: A. Jumonve, OF tho Loa,si.n. National Bank
on presentation OF the winning yiess IS 1879
The undersigned certes that ho neld for collection
vi S SINGLE Sss s ss oS%DS Nm Cs
pas. ss % ssy @ h9 s .
day February II 1873; said ticket having
9 Dollar 'sn, by hm office Of tue @ sG%pany a, New
was promptly paid by cheek ON the Louisiana National
Of ~ SSs com
Runner Lousana National Bank.
Founru CAPITAL rnIzr.,Mr: a. Jumonvllls, ct the
New YORK city ticket So eo'5es which won the ioarh
capital prize d twenty hundred dollars in the drawing
day February II. The ticket only dollars and
ss Nj
ShW hs 2shsiS % held for Fec scsc.o" @ s7s for
account Of parties In New York city .isiet No Go5os
s 4 in eisT
LAk OF 81 y Ssny a. IL M ss os .s Of iA. Il hsy um
sSs: sas sa Soors som s srcadway New
o I'll. on
ticket at the office OF the company "yii,tuoyvftIp
Runner Louisials National Bank.
In air cases is given by the Louisiana State Lot
l" publishes al R i s
capital prizes without rst obtaining written sard over
lish 1t.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A. FOR.
Msseh sin NJ Ssy Ssss
amounting TO 400; caDita prizes $4,000 $4,000,
$1,000 &c 10000 tickets Two dollars tS2, halves one
dollar CD spondihg agents Tor sale OF tickets
highly compensation wanted at all points
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawing. are under tho su
prrvision Of Gems o. T. BeauregArd and
Sae. Early. address n A. b1TFIIN: pos. srics box
s'x xoors s New ios TO
A-THE SPRING STYLE OF HAT FOR GENTLE.
men Is this day issued by EsrENCHEID. lls Nassau
BRAIN EXHAUSTION.
For last twelve months have tested Fellows YPo
PosPHIrEs, and find that In incipnt and
OF throat and diph herc prostra
cough following typh Id ~ver. here Is
the best remedial agent nave used hut for exhaus
OF the o the brain and system. from
haustion from which men suffer- know Of
better medicine .. -
Pugwash, N. s., January H.
II. ". JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Maiden lane, the manufacturers OF genuine Asbes
Paints Roofing steam Pipe and Boiler Coverings &c
JAMES, WE'LL KNOWN SILK DRESS hats
for spring ready price So STIFF HATS in proportion
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE Gil FOR CASH
AT THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
% Ann ST.
SILK HATS-BEST QUALITY, PRICE REDUCED
TO 81; spring style now ready. HUNT 4 DUskNBURY
Astor House.
ready texture and workmanship nsurpassed Gne SILK
HAS, So. BURKk, PA broadway
WIGS, TOUPEEs-G. RAuCnFUss, PRACTICAL
wigmaker SWITCHES. CURLs, ISyIsIBLEs BASDEAux. Al
East l2th ST., near Bro"dwhy
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year... AV>S
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CCRIBNEl, wELFoRD a ARMSTRONG;,
y Nos 743 and 7to broadway,
New York,
have rcsdy.
THE ORIGIN or NATIONA
In two parts
l. ON EARLY CIVILIZATIONS.
III. On ETHNIC AFfiNIflEs.
With Maps &c.
By George Kawiiason,
author of "Monarchies OF Ancient World,". q vos
"ueroiotus" &C &C, Crown Svo, cloth g
SCIENCE CONFERENCES.
Held In connection with tho special Loan Collection
oi scientific Apparatus, at the south Kenstngton
Museum % Chrmistry, Biology, PHYSICAL 0corrx-
pty. Gcoiogy, Mncralogy and Meteorology. BY the
most eminent I'm gish aud foreign scientists limo,
I'll.
ON TliE FRONTIER
REMINISCENCtS OF WILD SPORT PERSON.
AL ADvENrUkLs AND STRANGE SCENES
IN OUR WESTERN COUNTRY. By j. y. Gam.
pion, late Major United states Army svo closh,
with numerous graphic lllustr ations 81 IS
One OF the best books OF the kind that mes
Is Major Campons Life ON ths Frontier "-fsil Mail
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
A TTRAcTlvE NEW BOOKS.

A TTKACTIVE NEW HOOKS.
r. BRACE ROSES
A new novel; by Celia l.. Gardner, author Of "Stoien
Waters &c. I2no cloth bound Price, 81 so.
DR. MORTIMERs PAIIENT.
new by Fanny Bean. I2mo, beautifully printed
bound cloth. Price, IL 80.
"uANDS vP.n
The Great Union Pacific Express Robbery, September
1877. by Al. Sorcnson, OF Omaha. Price, % cents
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EUROPE.

GOLDEN HAIR -ROBAkEs AUREoLINk PRO-
Jduces by three ppicaton the beautiful golden
much admired; 1t is perfectly harmless 10 be had
all apothecarcs and fancy goods de tlers Sole H.
UCVESDEN X SONS. London. England.
rnO MANUFACTURERS OF MACHINERY AND I'M
piements -Ihc undersigned will be exhibiting ut all
the principal agricultural shows throughout Great Britain
during present and pared to exhibit
novelties either In motion stationary
early application should be made, with fullest
OF the best leather and leather boiling wl
recci,e prompt attention. Apply to JOHN FRENCH &
co. Government Contractors, al ana rs Comme rcial
London England
rI,o EUROPEAN vIsfroRs.-MESsRs MORRIS & co.
House Agents 20 Wcstbourpc Grove Bayswater. Lon.
will be happy to afford intending visitors
charge Information respecting iurns he'd
aud apartments. all the favote West End suburbs OF
London Applications by shall have every attention
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HARPER Il BROTHERS,
Ill LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

scnt free by mail to any address on rocop, Of the pric
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RRIGiirs. DIABETES, DkoPsy. PARALYSIS.
Dgrayel, stone, rheumstisr gout. kidney bladder
Diseases ncurabie with edcinos therefore the natu
mineral spring finding Asahs the
only that them. Per barrel 20 cent? ralion
Treatise gratis. Ulica xuu broadway. Nee YoEk,
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HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE BY John Rich
ard Green W. A. author ot "A Short History of the tng-
lsh People, STRAY studies from England and Italy"
In Four Vol umes. evo. Vol l. Early Enxnnd,
The Charter. 12u9-i 29l-Tho ruriament. l307-l40l.
WITH eight Maps. Vol l Svo, CIOth, y 80.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21
OFFICE STREET COMMISSIONER .

YANKToN, Sept. 9th, 1873.
The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
at his office in the city of Yankton, D. T., until
side walks named and described in the follow
ing resolution of the city council
Be It Resolved BY The Mayor and CITY Council of
the cry OF ,Yankton:
of YanktOn, to. wit I: The side walk on the west
SIDE of Broadway, in front OF lot 10, block %,
Witherspoon's Yankton the side walk OH the
ls, block s. lots ~ is, block IL, Todd's Yanlton !;
the sidewalk on the east side of Walnut street,
IN front 'front.' Of lots 3, !, 5, 6 s II. block 4. lots Z 9 &s:
block I, ,Yankton the sidewalk on the east side
o. and nS1 IFS s. a 3 = y / IN nj ff S1atS q ] lots es'd e s ?, a 9l9 3ss
west side Of Capital street, in front of lots 10 &
Il, block 1 lots =, "a s Is, Of block 2, lots u. II.
s ~ IT, Il y cs q t.; Of i. block 8; sidewalk on the east
i, 8 and !, Of block e. in lover p! Yank Il; no's side L :,
Of lot "F," Fargo's subdivision Of block g. and
east half Of lots 8 and 9, of block !; sidewalk on
south side OF Third street, in front of lot Is,
side of Second street, in front Of lot 9, block Z,
Low Yankton, and in front Of the west one
sixth Of lots 8 and 9, Of block II, east one sixth
Todd's YaRkton sidewalk on south side Of Sec.
ond street, IN front of lot 20. block 4, Yankten
are all in q bad and unsafe condition, and should
sSc IInu!cuiatciy IcphlTeO ana IL Is, ana ia mere
by declared to be necessary that the salne be re.
paired and put in such condition as the ordi.
nances Of the city require to be approved by the
city engineer.
Section 9. This resolution. shall be published
for four consecutive weeks in the Official papel
Of the city of YanktOn,
Approved, July Sd, 1873.
Passed, July Cd, 1873.
Attest
FRANK j. WAsHABAuGH,
City Clerk. y
The labor will be estimated BY the square ward
the lumber by the 1000 feet, nails and spikes b,
the pound.
Bids on proposals to be enclosed and directe,
TO the undersigned at Yankton, ID. T., or left a
the ONCE Of the city clerk of said city. wher
more specific Information may be obtained.
The right is reserved to reject any and al
DIGS. WILLIAM GEMMILL.
wv Street Commissioner.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21

AAA week IN your own town. Is OutSt
Nh6 frce- No risk. Reader. Il VOC vsnt
wv . business II which persons a eithef
- sex can make great pAy Ill Inc tine
they werk. write ls particular 10 u. NAI1rT
GO. foraAnl. Aaase.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

Be Resoloed by The Mayor and city Council OF
the Cnyof Ydnkton:
SECTION 1. That it is, and is hereby declared
to he necessary, that a sidewalk be constructed
on the west side of Douglas avenue, from Fifth
street to Seventh street, on the east line of blocks
No, so and 81, Todd's Yankton.
SECTION 2. That said sidewalk be of the width
OF four feet-and in all respects constructed In
accordance with the revised ordinances of the
city Of Yankton.
SECTION 8. That this resolution be published
for four consecutive weeks in the official paper
of the city of Yankton.
Passed September 16, 1878.
Attest: H. B. WYNN. Mayor.
FRANK J. wAsHABAUGH, City Clerk,
BY Z. T. WHITE, Deputy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-27
IN U2lde2ai0bLe Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you
lead q miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse
Tor you, your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticism, which has killed thou
sands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning will soon show
you that Green's August Flower will
cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dys-
pepsia, with all it's miserable effects.
such as sick headache, palpitation of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual cos
tiVeness, dizziness of the head, nervous
prostration, low spirits, sc. It's sale
now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not a Druggist but will
tell you of it's wonderful cures. You
can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
47y1eOW.
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CHICAGO COMEDY COMPANY.

This well selected combination that
has lately closed an engagement at the
Opera House, Chicago, are to give two
OF their popular entertainments in
this city on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, June Goth and 9th, at KIM
ball Hall. Embracing as it does the
names of Miss Loie Fuller, an artistic
of eminence and talent, Maude Edith
Ellis, the wonderful child actress, and
Miss Eva Vincent, late the attraction
at Hooley's Theatre, we can confidently
expect a rare entertainment. The gen
tlemen composing this company are
also well known actors. Don't fail to
attend. Admission 80 and 25 cents.
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SOMERS.
June oath, 1878.

June 24th, 1878.
The weather has greatly improved
in the last few days.
Now is the time for killing weeds,
|and preparing for the beginning of
haying. which will be commenced in a
few days.
Grain is doing finely, but the rust
has made it's appearance in some
places. Grass is heavy crop, and
hay will be plenty this year again.
The festival last Thursday evening
was rather slim, as there was but
few present, but those that came had
q good time.
Saturday nights concert was very
good and we'll attended. One of the
principal actors, was not present,
otherwise the programme was fully
carried out.
Is it any sign Of sickness in the fam
lily when the doctors rig calls so often :?
The Paris boys came over last Sat-
urday to win a game Of ball, but
changed their minds, and went home
after loosing the game by score of
IS to 25. One of their careless play
ers, instead of dropping his club, bal
anced it across the nose of one of his
brothers, causing an immediate en-
largement of thatmember. Boys can't
be too careful in handling the bat.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
The coming Fourth of July" will
be celebrated here in theway of a picnic
gotten up by and for the benefit of the
"B. B. c." of this place. To be held in
the grove of Mr.. Levi Frink's, one
mile north of the Town Hall. An in
teresting game of base ball will be
played in the P. M. between the
"Standards," and the "Red Stockings"
of Union Grove. The forenoon will
be taken up by foot, sack, and wheel
barrow racing, croquet, and other
sports. In the evening display of
fire works will be given. which is
something new in these parts. Straw
berries, ice cream, lemonade, candies,
nuts, &C., will be ON the grounds,
which we hope will be literally pa
tronized. A general invitation is ex-
tended toall, to come and bring their
baskets we'll filed, as every effort will
be made to make it place worthy of
your presence.
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No NAME.

We have received a postal card let
ter, postmarked Beloit Wis, June g,
saying ''Please send my paper, formerly
addressed to Woodwork station, to
Bel0it, Wis.," without any name sub
scribed to it. We make the change
when we can find out who the writer
is. If any paper is not taken out of
the Woodwork Office the Postmaster
will notify us and such notice may en-
able us to infer who wants the address
OF his paper changed from Woodwork
to Beloit. Since writing the foregoing
we have received notice from the
Woodworth postmaster that E. r..
Gethen's paper is not taken from the
office Reason? Gone away from
here. But the P. M. does not say where
he has gone.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-27
SELMA ITEMS.

The strawberry crop in this neigh
borhood is being fast gathered. Not
so much fruit will be realized as was
anticipated, owing to the rust which
has attacked the vines, and which is
destroying the unripe berries.
Rev. Mr.. Cruickshank preached for
Mr.. Walker last Sabbath to the ''Sec-
ond Congregational Church of Pleasant
Prairie" He gave an earnest ard i'm
pressiye discourse from 1 Corinthians
18th chapter 5Sth verse.
Our Sunday School is fast increasing
in numbers and interest under the able
superintendent Of Mr.. James Wallis.
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THE FOURTH OF July AT WTTMoT

THE FOURTH OF July AT WILMoT
A meeting Of the citizens Of Wilmot
and Vacinity was held on Monday eve
ming, June "a, to make arrangements
for the proper celebration of the com
ing 4th Of July. It was decided to
have an Old Settlers basket picnic on
the school house grounds. The follow
ing programme for the day was agreed
upon:
Opening address, by S. II. Thorp.
Prayer, by Rev. G. ". Sargent.
Music.
Reading of Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, by J. M. WILDER.
Orations by VIM. Griffith and A. D.
CornWell.
Music.
Defamation by Collins Anderson.
Music.
The Steamer Athlete having recent.
ly been reftted and elegantly furnish
ed for the accommodation and pleas
ere of the public, will leave the dock
at 2 p. H., making hourly trips down
Fox River until Shutdown. Tickets
10 cents.
All persons wishing to spend the
coming anniversary Of our country's
in q way which will be
long and pleasantly remembered, can
do no better than to come to Wilmot.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to take part in these festiv-
tiles. II. S. THoRP, Pres.
A. j. BENJAMIN, Sec.
S. MCCLELLAN, Marshal.
There will be dancing at Hegeman's
Hall in the afternoon. Good music
will be in attendance Capt. futile
and the Hon. J. M. WILDER Floor Man
ayers.
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DIED.

AT his residence, in Pleasant Prairie,
June goth 1878, Mr.. Grandus Becker.
Deceased was born at Waterford. Sara
toga Co., n. Y, Dec. I'd 1893, and was
consequently in the 8Oth year of his
age. He came west, settling in this
vicinity, in the year 1855, and has been
held in high esteem as a cheerful
neighbor and exemplary citizen. The
funeral services were held on Saturday
last, and were conducted by the Rev.
w. b. Walker, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
of this city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-27

YACHTING.--The Mamie participated.
in, the regatta at Chicago last Saturday
and succeeded in capturing the second
prize, and had the boat been manned
by skillful crew Of experienced
yachtsmen, would undoubtedly have
taken the first prize. The yacht Cora,
Of Chicago, visited this port last Tues
day evening and in company with the
Mamie departed for a cruise up the
lake.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-27

THE PEACE CONGRESS, at Berlin, is
making good progress. 1t is believed
that the most difficult points have been
settled. Russia is said to have Welded
till England and Austria are satisfied,
and Turkey can not resist without
their support. It is now believed that
the Congress will secure peace.