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4 CARD FROM WEBER.

In an advertisement of the morning papers
Mossrs. Stenwny & Sons would have the public
believe that they furnished to the prominent
artists Of Her MaIesty's Opera Company their
piano during their stay In New York for their
own use.
This state IL false.
Nine. Etclka Gerster resided during her stay at
the Clarendon, and used Weber Grand No.
ll.2is.
Nine. sinico who resided at the Belyidere. used
Weber Piano No. 1887.
Mile. Lido also AZ the Belvidere, Weber Piano
No. 1888.
Sig. Arditi, also al the Belvidere. Weber Piano
No. 1882.
Sig. Galassi. ditto Weber Piano No. l0.s0G.
Mons. Nalp. ditto. Weber Piano No. s.92G.
SIX. Campobello. same rs Nine. sinico being
her husband.
Sig. Del Puente. who resided with Mons. Pclc-
grim.
Ill East 18th ST., used Weber Piano No.
1891.
Sig. Bssani. also at m East 18th ST.. used Weber
Piano No. l2.7ls.
Mons. Thierry. also at III East 18th ST.. Weber
Piano No. G106.
Sig. Campanini. who resided at 1886 East l7th
~ with Mons. Macoazie. Weber Piano No.
1870
SIX. Frapolli. Nine. Pisan who resided at l47
Fast 10th ST.. Weber Piano No. ~ 90.
Nine. Parodi. who resided at 9s University
place, Weber Piano No 1915.
Nine. Robiati. who resided at log Last 10Th st..
Weber Piano No, l2.0li.
Sig. Franceschi. who resided Mt tho Westmin-
stcr Hotel Weber Piano No. 2.Oj5.
These arc facts which am ready TO prove.
/. By the artists themselves.
2. BY the proprIctors Of tho Clarendon Mr..
Renncr, Mr.. Wehnle Of the Belyidere. Mr..
pclleerini Of III East 18th ST.. Mr.. Macozzio
Of 1873 East l7th ST.. Miss Goldboroueh OF 80
University place all who have signed TO tho
fact that the Weber Piano was used.
2. BY my books. which are open for inspection.
! now challenge Messrs Steinway TO prove that
any Of these artists uscl the Stcinway piano
AT their rooms.
In Justice to Messrs. Stclnwny will say be-
believe they furnished n few pianos for tho
Academy Of Music for the chorus and for
practising tho boys who sing in " Carmen. -
1t is with reluctance and pity for n once great
house that feel myself compelled to mako
this statement. Comment would seem SUI
pcrtldous A. WEBEB.-Adr.
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The shnughraun nt .he Grnnd Orsra I.on.e

Here ia proof that Dion Boucicault IL n
clever motor: Tho Shnushraun' WIS played
throughout the country last season with some-
body clso M Coim, and tho wake scene WIS re-
ceiyed nearly everywhere with d,-iayor. fro
durntly expressed from thr gallery WIN rers.
Vegetables. Hnd cats tlnt hni lost their frc5h
ness AT length tho objectionable" feature mad
10 To- omit 81, Tor tho p"r-uuGtor oi COM to-
fused to longer be- huil"icd Ike u Count
Jntnn's. Lust evening Tho Shuunhraun"
WIS given ~ III Grni Opera llouS'. with
conn act"l hy Bon 'irlut himself. and there
were no indi Huons that ANYBODY regarded
tho funny WHE" ia nm insulting bur
itsqu" u' n religious ""remonv Indeed. Bouci-
cnud. irishmun always stops iu-t shor NJ lirs
and uiIuun"ry. Some II ta" nicely ul his act
ing WIS lost on the big stage. hut the revolving
tower had q fine ch nee. md that WIS compnu-
sutory. The familiar aud cndurinEy popular
play WIS presented IN about the same way Us
wl.'n Il won favor originally AZ WaliHck'a. Ada
DyHs was the CdUr FfIiiot M Of q IT, and \. e.
Dncrr WIS % second Montague Ms captain Mli-
neiI. even To In" swe"tiY til'mindt" druwl The
theatre was crowded in every part. and tho
laughter and applause were well nigh incrtsant.
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Their 'rwcmtN.nnh.

Gilbert Long. II member Of Nan the News
boys Nuunc lie Saving corps, shvtuug he spoke.
told the following bri, story nj how he rescued man
from Tie East River yesterday afternoon;
lie lnukcd k,ud OF lntoNicatcd and was watching
him, Nun know anu th first thnl knew he went right
u'rtlrui. ami pulled IN nv coat and jumped m aitrr
him. AMI whrn rot 10 nm Int INN IN the he
couldn't see ipgrab htd at is aHd then got ham Alung
sldr The lirr amt some 'iuug shOremrn pulled IA out
' You e. a nl0e uau, faAs
"sa,shr. You -- -, you've got no right to hit
me
lie was very tight Ills name was Jacob BrogNInan.
nnh hr lives m Sia-E street. Nuhamshuryh aud that
makes lhe twenty alta HE saved hN our clrps.n
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white aud Glc fnr choice OH founi Yellow For fuure
delivery q4tUhush INV No 2nt 1ttSt'c 'or Januafy-
GRocrRirsDuring the ua>t week r'ncc and SUGAR have
been more active ut advance Rice AMI mua-scs have
sold but moderately actvc n tate prices Today no was
nrmcr with sales Uf fps bags within the range mild
rrHdes unchanged aud slow ot sal Rice aud mVashcs
inlet and UNCHANGED Raw sugar was firmly held, but
was quiet lOO hhds, soid including centrifugal, AZ
iGc. We quote Cnifre-Naracaiho. ~ ,@lGc Java.
2a0 2fl,c and RiO. 1ii.al7iic.. gold. RiceCaroliua
5'4@7c l.ouisiana. 1i,sdisc Molasses-Mu9ovada so
test :na.nc 4; New orleans. 2lsilc Tor W. Raw
gnr-fair IN goud refining g. aBsc centrifugal, T@1Asc
Renued-Stnnlard A. % I,tsss,c'. haris sats0ia &C.
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M!KRIfU.

DtCkSON-DNCKNN Al Orange q. ON the a7h
inst, by the Rev Elitii-c Mis-. - EiWtn Hamilton
Dicksur bar rstcr KIN. .iuu. Ontario. John H.
Dickson. - 20 Eliza Ma kea4ie second daughter of
W " Dyckmau E-l.
NAIIAi.EE-tuti,iN- On Thursday. Dec -. at the
Washington square VI l.. thWth. hy thu Rev James v.
King, u D. william T. Naiiace " jruuic = da1s liter
james culgin ESQ.
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Is Andes Samson ~ Marc Nov 20. and Aspinwar
Dee. ~
IS ,Alhambra, McElhcnny. 81 Johns. n =, Dec 10.
ani Halifax 2Gth
IS Cult Stream, Crowell Charleston.
Rrig Victoria. Petersen. Pcrnamhuco.
Schr Dolly Warden. smith. Montague. T.. =. !
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Buslntss llOilt,5.
Loulslnnn Sfnfc

Louisiana state LOTTERY Compnny.-ioith
Monthly Grand Distribution. New odoaas. Jan. -
II s57 prizes total SiiO4OD capitals s3oOpO $1,000
s5OO, 1c.; 10000 tickets. two 81 dollars; halves.
one al dollar. Apply to N A. DACPItN. + o box
No O02. New Orleans. La, u. l. PLUM $40 Broad
way New York
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALNASAC-rufs
sun rises 700. - sun scts... 81 Moon erts 70 IS
WATNR-rHts
Sandy Hook. ~ 20 Gov Island II Hell Gate., 2 20
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SMAiIY In the citv vt Nrw YORK on THE 3Nh dAy
December 1878, las the lion John T. Brady. Justice
OF the supreme Court Julia smtiy IRON Henry A..
Smaly Cause. adultery.
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MONDAY, Dec. 30.-FLoUR AND MRAL-Tho
whole market continued quiet hut better trade
Is expected after the HOLIDAYS and therefore holders
are not anNiou. to sell. except at tull nrcr~
$500 common to good shipping extras, western ana
STAT. 81 dl0tiNn bakers and family brands. SiGfj 80,
Minnesota patents. 81 5O@S7 10. Southern shipping
eNtrls, - NlFi;n do bakers aud family brands - a.
60 10 HNc nuur 81 k6&A ~ Corn Western - 40
eS2d5 Brandy Ninc s2H5 Buckwhcat hOur, Z. 10 n~
6glb.
I0ToNTlcre was buoyant and excited market Tor the
hrst hall o TIE iAst week caused by more favorable
oirn adNiccs aud the reduced movement N the CROP
Spots du ami 0c lave middhng mp Ands Otsc sales
tar bales. futu Is declined Ia POINTS CLOSING al tie
tur January rBic tor February, we Tor March. sa
for Aunt luulc. Tor MAY, And lnlic. tor Jinc -ak :
G,ln bale. Receipts at ports tins day. 2IAu4 lals
since Sept 22n iS2 baic-, corn spending ITnOd last
AsuII. !. Az. w lnl,s. OMnlAlm ATr.
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Blucdlne" T. the Hest Hue fHr the Laun-
dry. MOST ECONuMir NJ hnd SlNflI - 81 and OF a
superior sky.hue cour suslr triai wall prove its
value. ASK YOUR GROCER fuE IL
Brown's bronchial Tr"ohe> win Instantly
relieve a cough, cold. or huur.His-s /. cents
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hIlke g lhnss Now htNrI, VIII appear cNcluslyelV \
I'dAk LSss IhsbIri NooI"pU, beginning toAiay -4AL
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Scotch aud Irish wsk from Too tos - per bottle
Shcrrcs and Ports, tuuhc AMI urA torinl- rCtailcd
by the gallon or by the bottle al Wholesale prices.
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SrrRFnE CouRT-CH AMBERs. Nos. 900 30l
30. 81, -, iil, ~ ~ a. lab >j IA, 100 25l ~
no A'i, IA, SO7, 'AE' Iil-Nu jlA
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Bcn.'u'. ttpcinc Porous Plaster The hest remedy
which has ever iacn dcNi-"d known PTrr ado
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MENDS BROKEN TOYS
NENpS pNpkIN TOY
ONLY IS CENTS rEN BOTTLE WITH BRUSH
Ihr bold uulr hoN..
" lin smash mp their TOYS.
Should ~nNr tll the ticces With cfrc,
For witt NfALblNG'S kltll ni.tE
They u PEE mad -'ul H. nov.
Another year hacking a. lear
II The mirrors are smashed.
az the dtshts an crashed.
sn,r thc p.e,c- up matter how -niiL
fur the glue l. at hand
That VIII make them Withstand
nitro SIS rrTluC. roc krcut. l. ball,
Saw the pieces. say,
Aud Nnu1 rul D. wal pay
Tired uli iro nds are much better 'lan
To save tli,s hart umcs
We'll all turi iuHs chimes
So cultivate ~fAlDlNh'a GOOD Gil T.
SpALniNGS GilE Is sold by frl-.,-', stitioners
a l.
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haVoH OFNcH, NV YoRH, Dec a. 1919
The committee svieCti ny Varnu- charitable 0rElni.
lauhs Ia canvas the city for the purl IT obtaining
contributions ~ 'othine. Ar the needy NOW en-.
Farth IN uine into active operation the adopted at
N, ~ me- tiug d. hi ~ this uhcr.
fsCTl NM riNF. whether ~ ClOhilg,
vision tu' supplies Kind. VIII he well applied
the distribution designed tn rthc every ciAss ui tc
suffering. Zach Cuaiiutor may indicate the object tn
which hi~ dun ion NAV ie given
there ore aIIra 10 all our chnns Ia prepare what
they snare the the ruinmittpc
Dnr notice NJ VIM they ready Ia h Kin he ccuun
viii be- The result u l. Ia he hulFd viii he the
at HmrinrAtiun 81 the a"lnltuun ~ the Uur. ahd
viii dinIni,h thclt demands upon III" city treasury
SAifH iLT, ia Mayor
AWre Relief Irom Coughs and COIds.
Ohn"- Tnst'ir.s t'ai i4krr utt. with hne And Niid
SIND l. 4 nenu a ksW
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Read Mikio C.,hn.s new novel An fiu,.k Lealis, M.
huisi AeagAy~, out to-day Ado.
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Sptslli Hotties
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

THT RABY- ~ no fUIIOT u PhlIl. Nuly
Bawn." Ar Also Nlf'1t AfLG AVGR AYES MAR
VEST. A new novel rs Nc 4. II Eiiiru Budi n
ONE book lOe.
HOOKS I~~' 10 rms WELk
\ LETTER oN CuRrt ltNtE
~ NlihhiA Hauuus ............. lie.
WllEN nv SNIP CONES HONE
80 Waiter bc-aut anal James IA ......... IN.
uN iinESEHACk TUROi al ASIA MlNpN
~ cant ts't BuruahN. author OF 4 Rte g.
kNa' NC.
on HORS NBACk rliGui az ASIA MINOR Is q uew
book m mncus" p"rtatttr Il unsaltraN some thronsh
So 'cuth edition Iu iu-laui 'rtpi hr- b,'l tr soc
M ti~ cunirt tnttr, anN. C1tir- cunN Pee fuund az
tie book ston> u sells ih bound form iJ. -.
For sale by ncwslratr. % above rc,s ot sent post
paid on receipt ut a. ',u> iur ccu' uu4, r. and -
cent, Tor ~, 40 handlers. 10y GEORGE NRO. u Ia II
AHnlcWHtCr ~. Sew lufA
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OIhn"- Tnsi"ir.- est i4trr ini. with hne nnd Ntld
cherry. sO,d W druggists Depot BeNcTy, -Ais
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The North River Savings Rank will pay diyidcn,
TIE rate al hNt per cent ON ana after Jan rs
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IN The kcHulckA STAT. which draws Jan II. also sll
other prizes, together sB7H2a whole tickets 81 vii.
lLAASON co, Eastern agents, 80 broadway, \, Y.
PATENTS, THADEM ARINS, "a,
secured promptly by PAUL GOkrEt. StAnts Z.ltung
buding' AdNlcp Tree special iac,tcs ANA trrm~
fUILLIPs's ELITE DIKECIOKN, CON
AihnK hAlh huusthudtfs' names Ladies Il iuT
directing invitations Once, ~ Nassau 81.
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The pioneer house ia the trade Compare ours
any others ~ PER BOTTLE II. H. xxx A
Nos 80 Fuitun ~ aud 7O Broadway
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Od Virginia anil "Ot Grow RFr h.fl leuI made >,ur
mash. Oldest brands m existence, 50 ~ ~ - 30 per n
nh, hec"ring tu a." very iar-r t,-.rifI,t ot tall
she rcs. ~ so per GALLON and upward r ShnErV. 81
per ca.c. u y KIRK co ~ Fulton Il and 7.D BROAD
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17

was the order Of the day, and il took bard
work u checx the progressiof the flames,
which was finally accomplish however.
North Nebraska Eagfe:~' We are sorry to
see No. 2 wheat on last Wednesday, was on.
ly Sc cts. bushel in Sioux City. It would
seem that during the last two weeks, the
price has dropped a. much 50 13 cents. II
must surely take raise before long.
Vermillion Standard: Byron Combs, a
young man we'll known in this community
met with a serious accident at Omaha, yes
terday. He was yard master for the rail
road company, and while working around
the train had his leg mashed 60 badly thai
it will be necessary to amputate it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

Town lots are selling rapidly in James
town.
The streams in northeastern Dakota are
very low.
Dalrymple's wheat sells from 80 to SO
cents per bushel.
Asa Sargent, of Caledonia, is a candidate
for the house from that district.
Eleven hundred and thirty five bushels Of
No. l wheat is what w. w. Ames, of Fargo,
raised on SO acres-within small fraction
OF 80 bushels per acre.
The Red River Independent says John
Well sowed thirty-two bushels Of wheat and
threshed eight hundred, which, though not
an extraordinary yield, is pretty good for q
first breaking.
Fargo Times: Uncle Sam is sending
fresh recruits almost every week 10 his
skeleton regiments on the western frontier.
lPiRyH@o' recruits. pa sed west on Monday's
train for the 7th-caSaltyS,: ih eksrsesas=k
Ray Of the 9Th infantry.
Fargo Times: Messrs. Hartley 4 Leland
Of Brainerd, have purchased of S. G. Rob-
erts 100 feet front on Broadway by 24O feet
on First avenue (the first block north Of
The Times ofice), upon which they will
build three.etory brick hotel next spring
commencing as soon Is the weather will per
nit.
Companies B., E. and K, Seventh infan
try, with regimental headquarters and band
in charge Of Lieut.. Col. Gilbert, passed eas
Saturday morning BY special train. Th'
Seventh is Gen. Gibbons regiment who i
at present in command of the department
the detachment is going into winter quarter
at Fort Smelling.
Jamestown Alert: That the day vii
come when the whole of the James rive
valley is thick , settled with splendid farms
with a railroad running the whole length Q
it from its head to its mouth near Yahktor
is cer,ai n how soon, depends upon the raj
road men who undertake to build the roac
The Chicago 4 Northwestern railroad
and the Milwaukee & St. Paul, have eac
an eye to possessing such branch, Will
there il projected road from Yanktop u
the James river.
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YELLOW FEVER.
AT NEW oRLEANs.

AT NEW ORLEANS.
New Orl.ane, Oct. 17.-Weather partly
cloudy. A cool, light rain this morning.
Deaths, "a; cases reported, 1913. Total
deaths.3. 500; cases. 1880.
AT MEafH1s.
Memphis, Oct.- ia storm of wind
and rain visited Memphis last night at ten
o'clock, aud conlinued- With fury till three
this morning. The weather is. noN.. clear
and cold with iherRometer< at.-65.- a
special train, incharge of J. H. Edmund
son, vice president of the Howard asso-
citation, left this forenoon on the Mississip
pi & Tennessee railroad, to relieve the sick
and distressed between here and Garrou
Miss. From six O'Clock, last night, till
noon to day. unde, takers report orders 70,
eleven interments. Four of these died
within the city limits. y. B. Howell, &
prominent citizen, was prostruted with the
fever this morning.
AT aAL1rpoLIs.
Cincinnati, Oct. l7.-It is stated that tht
yellow Ever has not disappeared from Gal.
lipolis, o. as was thought and 90 stated BY
citizens. Seven deaths have occurred with
in week in the infected district shor
distance bel.w that city, where the steameI
Por. .er was anchored, which physlcians de-
eide are genuine cases Of yellow fever.
LIEUT.. BENNER DEAD.
v cksburg, Oct. T.-Lieut. Benner, o
the national relief boat, d.ed Of yellow fever
Thursday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
Sammy TiIden Don't Know Any.
thing About those TEL
egrams.
4 Catholic Mob In Mexico Murders
Twenty Protestants.
Count Andrassy Denies in Emphatic
Terms the Charges Against Aus
trian Soldier, II Bosnia.
WASHINGTON.
SILVER BULLION,


Washington, Oct. 17.-An order was is-
sued BY the secretary of the treasury this
morning providing for mode o, purchas.
Ing silver bullion hereafter. The new mode
requires bids on Wednesday of each week
for delivery at Philadelphia or San Fran.
cisco. to be delivered as proposed by the
bid. The price Of lots under ten thousand
ounces will be fixed BY sale dependent on
the market value ascertained by public bids
1t is found by experience that London quota \
tions are not safe guide. Transactions
there are far lese in amount than in New
York and quotations frequently Influenced
by speculative movements aud not by gen
uine sales.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
NElGHB0 B0RH00D NEWS.

Enos Brothers are putting up hotel at
Gary. '- -
The .adies Of Gary have organized = IL
brary association.
v. Vicklin has decided to erect two run
Touring mill At Gary. 49,.
One of Vermillion's lest looking young
misses has hired out as solicitor for an in.
sursnce agent.
Will Hodgfn. who for six years has car
ried on meat market In V-rmillion, sold
his business to Joe Fisher last Monday.
Willis c. Bower and Miss Fannie Hollen'
beck we're married in Vermilli6n last week.
Also Sivert johnson and Caroline Skan.
hond.
R. r. Briggs, Vermilllen's insurance
man, hos established branch Office a
Sioux Falls, and in short time intends tc
take bis family there.
The Ponca Journal is responsible for the
statement that cat fish weighing 463 poundl
was recently taken out Of tbs Missouri q
Texas landing, on the Dakota side.
Gary Inhr State: Drift coal has beel
found in sinking wells on the Yellow Bank.
II feet from the surface, the quality an
quantity increa.ing Is they progress.
Ponci Journal: The coal company hav
now, as We learn, about 1000 acres of land
Mr.. Leach will com mence work in q fe,
days. The prospac,s seem most favorable
E. J. Gorton. ESQ. performed the ohr'
marriage ceremony in Duel county, To-
week The contracting parties were Mst
Williams and Mary Thompson, both (
Canby. MINI.
vsrmillion Standard Last Friiav NOR
log ~ the D. 9. r. II. train lctt town Il
grass on The hill s,dc near the cut, took d
. from spark out Of The smoke stAkc ~
j spread rapidly toward The residcec
90 ths blud, For half - Aouf 6sAAns q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
FOREIGN.
OVER PRODUCTION.

London, Oct l6-Thc amount Of cotton
goods In Lancashire is simply uuprece-
den,ed. At Preston, Nimmo's mills, with
10000 sp,ndles, and Sharple's mills. with
39.500. have ceased running. Horrccke,
Miller & Co. the best known 6rm in the
north OF England, have adopted measures
to restrict the production in their mills.
AN EMPHATIC DENIAL.
Vienna. Oct. l7.-Count Andrassy's re-
p,y TO the polte's circular consists entirely
Of refulation of charges Of cruelty against
the Austrian army of occupation In Bosnis
and comparison of the present occupation
With Omar Pssha 8 invasion In 1852. The
letter iss generally moderate in tone. bu,
concludes With stro ,g reputation Of whs,
it styles odious calumnies against the army
1t also states that the Austro Hungarian
ambassador at Constantinople has been d.
rected to notify the porte Of the bad effecl
which the charges cannot fail TO produce
In Austria and Hungary.
ELECTED.
Couetantinople, Oct. II 7.-Archbishop Sa
lonica, anti. Russian candidate, has beer
elected Greek patriarch.
"A SERIOUS BLOW.
London, Oct. IA dispatch from Bue
nos Ay res says terrible hurricane on III
river Plata has caused great inundation.
HEAVY LOAN.
It is said the Roths :hilds have agreed 4
loan Egypt thirty million dollars 70 clea
off It's floating debt.
EAGLES ARE VI.
London. Oct. 1.-THE Bank Of Franc
has raised the price Of eagles from n PC
mill premium to q. 1t is stated that
million dollara in gold from the consiner
will reach London to-day and will prol
ably 70 into the Bank Of England.
socIALlsr srHkMHs.
Berlin. Oct. i7.--Socislists declare lha
- after the pssaase Of the aa,i-socislis
bni. ihcy viii be prevented nom holdin
mestiass. they will iofrss the mecilnss
ether pAatIss and csoss then 10 Be dissols,
l.ke~iss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
CRIME.
HE HAS NO KxowLEpaE

HE HAS NO KNOWLEDGE,
New York, Oct. l7.-Samuel ]. Tilden
has irsued card relating to the recent pub
LEGATIONS Of cipher kilograms in the Tribune.
Tilden says: II have no knowledge of the
existence Of theft Of the telegrams, nor any
Information about them, except what has
been derived from or since the publication
of the Tribune"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

IA Tobact0s. Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
TELEcRAPHIc eRevl1,es.
WASHED OVERHEARD.

WASHED OVERHEARD.
Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE schooner Maggie
fhompson, arrived:this morning. reports
Capt. 1ngle Oleson and mate John Ander.
son washed overheard in Tuesday nights
storm. ,$
BLOODY RELIGIOUS TROUBLES.
New York, Oct. IA letter from the
City Of Mexico says that on September 29,h,
at A'zola, = mob, incited by priests, killed
twenty Protestants and wounded a number
OF others. The governor sent troops to
quiet the disturbance. In Pueblo mob
threatened to break up the Protestant mis-
sions. President Diaz has promised Rev.
DR.. Butler 10 do all in his power to protec,
all religious denominations.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17

Stocks-Irregular.
Goverments-Firm.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. II.
WHEAr-spring, firmer; winter 3@lc
higher but dull No. red winter, Sl.02
for December; No. 2 spring S74c bid, S9c
asked for November.
CoRN-s@sc higher western mixed, Al
@47c.
OArs-Quiet; western mixed, 253@3l3c
white, 274@343c.
PoRK-Steady; $500.
LARD-steady; s6.55@6.57lc.
WH1sKY-$l.l2c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. Ii.
WHEAT-strong and higher; No. 2 red
s4c for cash; s43c for November; No.
spring, 7s3@7Ssc for cash; sos@solc 70
November; sls@slac for December.
CoRN-Firm and higher; s4c for cash
34lc for November; 3Ssc for December.
OArs-stesdy and firm; ls@lssc 70
cash; 1870 bid for November; l9sc 70
December.
! RYE-al!c. ::
BARLEY-95c.
PoRK-Strong and higher 7sc for cash
i's7ssssA asssssAe fer December.
L1R61Fis@ ana hiisahss,sSllz@e.2
for cash S6.2o@6.22 for December.
WHIsKY-1.OS.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Octsk7.
| WHEAr-l4@2sc higher except har
which is lc lower; hard, sl.o0; No. l, s3c
No. 9, 79c for cash 8t3c for November
S2sc for December. No. 3. Co. No. 4, S.
CoRS-Steady 34c
! OATs-lSc.
, RYE-42lc.
J BARLEY 92c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, Oct. II.
Money-6@7c. -.: 81
Gold--$l.O0sc.
Stocks-Irregular.
Goverments-Firm.