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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-05
.E.ansoRHooO NEWS.

The New York circus is billed for Sioux
Falls.
The corn crop Of the Niobrara valley is
reported to be exceedingly fine.
Niobrara's dramatic association will pro-
duce "Down by the Sea" in about month
The Bazile mills are running extra time
to fill eastern orders for their fancy patent
flour and will ship their first car load 10
Norwich, Conn.,, which will be ready by the
18th inst.
Messrs. Bonesteel & Turner will start east
this week for the purpose of purchasing =
large stock of new goods for both their
Springfield and Niobrara stores, but mere
especially their Niobrara store.
The Paragraph says that the appearance
Of Dan Rice in Sioux Falls convinced the
audience that his sisa "snide" show. He il also
charged with buying horses from Sioux
Falls man and emitting to pay for them.
Niobrara Pioneer: A party of gentle
men from Vermillion, d. T., arrived ia
town last evening, and left this morning
for the Niobrara valley. Mr.. Cox is one Of
the party and is looking after mill site.
Conrad Eymer, living near Springfield,
had his barns and stables burned to the
ground last week Wednesday. Fortunately
their contents, consisting of farm machinery
were saved. The origin of the fire is moi
known.
Esten Thompson, while mixing some
chemicals at VanlEps' store, Sioux Falls, last
Friday, received severe injuries in the eyea
and face by the explosion of the bottle nitric
acid, being one Of the ingredients of the
mixture.
Sioux Falls Paragraph: Almost every
day, parties come into town carrying strings
of prairie chickens killed in violation ol
law, which provides that anybody killing
or offering such birds for sale shall be fined
So for each one.
A couple of weeks ago, large colony
arrived at lake Kampeska from Black River
Falls Wis. Itrequired five cars to transpor,
their goods, They are the advance guard
Of colony which will occupy twenty sec
tions in that region. All of them are
Americans, and many of them are quite
wealthy. They will have plenty of all kinds
Of stock, and will at once 60 to farming on
large scale.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-05

mitted to await the action of the CORNERS
jury. Mathew Olee an Indian tramp, has
been arrrtted, charged with being an &C.
cessory.
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LATEST sY MAIL.

New Orleans, Aug. 2.-The board ol
health at noon to-day reported thirty-six
wlcases, and seven deaths by yellow fever
for the past twenty-f four hours.
Halifax, Aug. 3.-Warren Smith, through
the rowing association, challenges any man
in America, Hanlon and Courtney excepted,
10 row three mile race on Bedford basin
for $500 side.
Dubuque, Aug. 2.-George S. Winslow,
purchasing agent Of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern railroad, brother Of E.
F. Winslow, general manager of that road,
was killed this morning by having hog
thrown upon him while riding upon the
pilot of an engine Of passenger train ap-
preaching Waterloo, nine miles south Of that
place.
Chicago, Aug. 2.-The land agent of the
Union Pacific railroad at Omaha, has issued
an official circular letter giving notice that
that road will not accept as final the recent
decision Of Secretary 6churz as to the right
of citizens to settle on and remain in undis-
turbed possession Of lands granted the Union
Pacific by the government. Any such set
tiers will be dealt with as trespassers.
London, Aug. 2.-ReEarding the runner
teleeraphcd from Vienna that Gen. Todle-
ben, commander Of the Russian forces, re-
fuses to Withdraw man from the vicinity
Of Constahtinople before the withdrawal Of
the British fleet, = dispatch from Berlin
says Prince Gortechakoff solemnly promised
1t Berlin that the Russian forces should be
Withdrawn upon the evacuation Of Warns
and Shumla.
San Francisco, Aug. 2-The Chinese en-
bassy will leave here Tomorrow for the eas,
by special car. BY IN arrangement. his ex'
cellency held an extended interview last eve.
ming. with Col. Bentty's Chine~s companiea
several prolaincnt Chinese merchants being
present. Matters were disc,ssetl which re.
laaesl 10 The treatment Of his countrynsa
here ass1 the relations exiting bssvssn ths
two govsrnneah. Friendly sentimentl
were inserchangsd.
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FOREIGN.
TURKEY.

London, Aug. SIT is said that the porte
is distributing firearms among the Alba
nians, and inciting them against their neigh.
bore.
Constantinople, Aug. st is persistently
rumored that England is negotiating for the
island of Tenedos.
London, Aug. Sit is reported at Vienna
that the Insurrection in Mostar Herzegovina
is formeEted by the Montenogrins and will
be likely to lead to serious complications
with Austria. 1t is said that the state Of
affairs at Mos,ar is worae than at Nerajevo,
the capital of Bosns, that the governor and
mufu Of Mostar have been asssssinated and
that the wole population are hin arms and
he::Mussulmans from the surrounding coun'
try are ffocking to join the insurgents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
London, August 5.-A correspondent of
the Daily News in Cypress reports the fever
as prevalent at Nicosia on the northern side
of the islsnd, and that seventeen men and
wo officers out of detachment of 120 sta.
toned there are attacked by the disorder.
Madrid, August Queen Christian a
widow Of Ferdinand 7th, and mother ol
Alfonso 18th, present King Of Spain, is dan.
gerously i'll.
London Aug 5.-The Columbia college
crew sailed on the steamer City Of Berlin from
Liverpool on the 1st inst. for New York
They took away with them the visitors cup
won at the Henly regatta.
Toronto, Aug. 5.-Thorn & Parsons, largt
Wholesale leather merchsnts, have failed.
st. Johns, N. B., Aug. 5.-Sunday morn
ing a fire broke out in pile Of lumber or
the wharf adjoining Miller & Woodward's
mill, Spurs cove, and after burning con
siderable quantity of lumber belonging te
the distillery Of j. D. Spur. about one mil
lion feet, it destroyed the distillery, contain
ing twenty thousand gallons Of peach bran
dy, which, had been stored there for years
owned by John Risk and T f. Miledge.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

FAMILY DROWNED.
Watcrtown. N. Y. Aug. 5.-Chcster D,
io4rkhurat. and his wife and son. Of Potts.
d IN, N. Y, were drowned Saturday by the
rapsizing of a boat.
BROKE JAIL.
Baltimore. Aug. 5.-Seven prisoners es'
csped from the Jail at Cumberland, Md, las,
night They overpowered tho keeper when
he was ON his round.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Philadelphia. Aug. 5-Charles Anderson
was killed and John Smith seriously wound
ed. this morning, hy Capt James O. Asher
of the schooner Zephina Stillman. They
were caught 10 the vet Of robhing Fishers
vessel.
GONE TO PROVE HIS INNOCENCE.
Chicago, Aug. 5.-Carroll. who was ar
rested here for an alleged theft in Nebraska
and whose case was set for trial to-day, has
Forfeited his bail aud gone tn Nebr .ska to
prove his Innocence. He left ptom,se t.
return.
WHoLEsALE SLAUGHTER.
Cincinnati. Aug. 5-The boiler of Al
cngiuc ,unning saw alill al Enterprise
Weet Virg,ois. exploded Saturday, kill,ps
Geo. Avery. John Patr and Frank Dill
worthy. and sctiously wounding Dent. Psrl
end three others
SHE PLEADS not GUILTY.
n. 7. An&ust g. Mrs. II. NJ. Smith. th,
alIeeed mnrf'er~~s Of her husband. vas arrain
I'd before the judge Of shc firs, diArics pol,ct
court at jersey City this morniax and plssd
~ aos guilty She was Thea foss,esiy CON
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More Murders Reported from
the Scene Of Indian
Troubles.
Local Troubles in Turkey are now
Bothering the Powers Of the East.
The Congressional Labor Committee
Takes Z Rest and Invites
Suggestions.
THE INDIAN WAR.

Boise City, Aug. 5-Five men and two
women are reported to have been murdered
by the hostiles ON Bruneau river last Thurs
day. viz: Geo. Miller, heavy stock raiser
Joshua Miller. wife daughter and son, Robt.
McMarry, and one other man.
Letters from Weiser valley say the In
dians attempted to cross Snake river below
the mouth Of Weiser yesterday, but were
driven back by volunteers and q few regu-
lars. The mountains are evidently full Of
Indians.
Gen. Howard with his staff and the main
body Of troops Is between Silver City and
Jordan valley.
1t is reported that thirty five of White
Birds Ncz Perces have surrendered.
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TELEcRApHlc sxtWIr,Es.
STRUCK FoR FIVE GENTS.

STRUCK FOR FIVE CENTS,
Pottsville Pa, August 5.-About 200 mer
and boys employed at the Buckridge col
liery shanaokin, struck to day for the resto
ration Of five cents per wagon Of coal mined
which was taken off during July.
YELLOW FEVER.
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 5.-A quaran
tine Of twenty days is established her.
against all persons coming from any cit,
south Of Wilmington, where yellow fever o,
other contagious or infectious diseases exist
TEMPERANCE REFORM.
Fsirpoint, N. Y, Aug. 5.-The fourth
reform council was held this morning. IT.
principal feature was an address by Hon
Horace Bemis, of Hornellsville, N. Y, on
How to Make Temperance Reform Endur.
ing"
BADLY EMBARRASSED.
Portsmouth, Mass, August 5.-The Rob.
inson female seminary at Exeter is report.
ed seriously embarrassed, owing to bad de.
probation Of its capital, nearly all of which
some$20O, 900, is in canal stock in N. Y.
and there is now but about $25,00O left Ia
support the institution.
THE LABOR REFORM CoMMITTEE.l
New York, Aug. 5.-The usual number
of reformers Of labor appeared before the
congressional committee this morning A
recess will be taken tomorrow till an carly
dsy. After recess the committee will invite
business men. bankers and merchants to ap
pear before the committee. VIM. Hastings
and one Robb are before the committee, but
their remarks are not wor h telegraphine
WORK RESUMED.
Pottsville, Pa, Aug. 5.-After weeks
suspension there was i general resumption
of mining in the schuylkill region, thi
morning. The Philadelphia and Readin,
company have about $4,000 tons Of thei
August quota to meet and ship. tits though
this will give steady employment to all in
terested in coal in this region, for the bal
ance of this month.
OFFICERS PLUMBER SEIZED.
New London, Aug. 5.-The custom hous
officers boarded the United States schoc
ship St. Mary's, which arrived Saturda,
from Madaria, and seized quantity of SNUG
gled goods, consisting Of wines. gloves
silks. Turkish rugs and carpets. Comm de
Philian, of the St. Msry's. Gays the goods
with the exception of the gloves, were sen
home by officers of the United States shi]
Alliance, now at Lisbon, to their friends
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WASHINGTON

Washington, Aug. 5.-The treasury de-
partment this afternoon issued the sixty.fifth
call for the redemption Of 7-20 bonds of '65,
and consols of '65. The call is for $780,
600.
Secretary McCreary has returned from his
visit to the west, and Secretary Thompson
from his navy yards inspection.
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By TELEGRAPH

MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Aug. 5.
Money-2@23c.
Gold--l.OO3c.
Stocks-weak.
Goverments-steady.
MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee, Aug. s.
= WHEAT-best grades lower others steady
and firmer; hard, 1.13c; No. l, Ill; No.
2, 1.o8 for cash; l.o2sc for August; 93ac
for September; No. 3, s6@sec.
CoRN-s7}c
OATs-23ac.
RYE-50c.
BARLEY-1.12c,
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. s.
WHEAT-weak andlowsr; No. 2, red
winter, 943c for cash; 943c for August;
No. 2, spring, new, 1.05@1.053c for cash ;
csc for August; 90c asked for September.
CoRN-easier; 38tc for cash, August
3S3c for September.
OArs-weak and easier; 22@22ic for
cash; 22ic for August; 223c bid for Sep.
tember.
RYE-5O.
BARLEY-easier except cash, which is
firm; 90c for cash; 1.1S for September.
PoRK-strong and higher; l0}c for cash,
September.
LARD-strong and higher; 7.673c for
cash and September.
WHIsKY-lO5.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Aug. S.
WHEAr-uusetaled; spring, August, q
better, others dull; heavy, winter, l@llc
receipts. $4,000; sales, none; No. 2
spring, 100 hid, LIS asked.
RYE-firm.
CoRx-s@lc lower; receipts, 47l.oo0;
sales 81, 200; 46l@4oc Tor ni1ea western
BARLEY-uominal.
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New York, Aug. 5.-Robert L. Case,
president of the Security life insurance COM
pany, and DR.. T. s. Lambert, president Of
the American Popular, both sentenced for
swearing to false returns, obtained 4 stay
from Judge Donahue, pending an appeal 70,
court appeals. DR.. Lambert is unable Ia
procure bail. Case, who surrendered thi,
forenoon, had his bail released at $2,5OO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
A Pleasing Incident.

One day last week. on one Of the trains
that pulled out OF Hannibal, was wee
little boy peddling newspapers. The little
msniken was evidently new at the business,
A. his dif6dence and lack of boldness plainly
demonstrated. As . natural consequence
he met with very poor success, and his
courtenance showed his sorrow and disap-
pointment. Among those who were watch
ing him was Zig, broad -shouldered be-
nlsn looking old gentleman, who was evi
IDENTIFY man Of influence and wealth. He
called the little fellow to him, and taking
HIM up in his arm, said, 81 will selI your
paperfor you. sonny" And he went throgh
the train crying out the boys papers, ex-
planning as he did 60 that his protege was
unused TO the business and that he was
helping him. In very few moments the
old gentleman had sold all the boys pa
pers then, setting him down, he gave him
his money. saying. There, my son, that is
the way TO cell papers, and the reason
know it is, that once sold papers myself
for living" The little one was delighted
and the passengers pleased at the novel in.
cident
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FASHION MITES.

Tel Fat "t THlet Talk f,.r Feminine I-i.etSi,"n
r.!lui"ri ~"rsI I..r'"-i-.'rr,.'~ are pretty
us.y~it'.--
-,-lit.Is.pi cs.T..i tau-L- are arn.ns the h,,e-t
n"yrlts.-~-
Esst.ts,u Glass 1ui flower ~t,n.l- 1r~
u"y~ltr-~.
I.nrit> hrusp ar.. Jsalisttn. the. Russian fash
i.n s.i ws-,r'u.. Lr:t.-.Ist~.
-i.,vu TENNIS - ti,- .r,m~ uheh y i.-~tn.i ."
tab the .i.s'-.. "tsr'"lu.-t-
-sh..I.l.-ri'~ J.L,ri j. a tsruts,,i material for a
yssIt.s: =:isf- travelling suit.
--isHutius, a,.I .t-- arr TIN. tivorit. materials
ter I'tatn vs..,t.n ~sgrnfn..r suits
..Wi.-r.. 9" pat ti,.. i---k,t >. th. question
with sirvs-nr,krr~ At tho nr''ti''.ut-
Even tsttt~t, ,ni cs,ls.r,,t lawns -tut- nr.i
uIt.1 uS.~t'-sEtt~ ant ES'-krt-.
-~t,ut AMI ~.-ryH..-sl.. u,oun,an ,lr..~-..~ ar.
ut,l.. at -s-.,t.h .l.ss"t >iiIrtIn.
Tn. ~tt.. -at,.l,.i 1T velvet cr uor.s-.u J. al
usy~ very appropriate. Ter travelling costume.
For thu wtrup-~t ws,tt.r Iu..n anil t,uu
travelling -,tt> preferable t'r short f',srn~S~
- Fep-,I.-- with I-,ur-tt. patterns On dark
tss-tp' gray ~'trtv-s- are sought t,r ty t,~hI'n-
AIDE.
--Iar.s git AMI silver IaIi- arr used : "rua"
ut- ~,iP h,i-. Thu 's'ii t"rn'> thu head 1T
a pan
Floral s,rnrtur,~ tor br.t,, t"iict- are e"m-
art my rtl.' ..-tNv--
-Tir. t,yorit. es.tlT~ fer lawn AMI or.s,n.iy
,~tuur-> .tle gray t.-h punk. Is,l- 10y
iI;p-. aIrl vr,.i.t I.Hrlls.
-t'tlirt euti~ srsai cellar can ie rIFsns'I with
~I.s'n-s aisst ~tsi tiIt water ahsu ~''rl' ah'i
us-,.l uss -t;tr-hins: n'sr ironing
Tbs pr,--~nf fashion 1T w1r~t,.,sttS mal.~ ).
very convenient to- rsIss.t ,.l tss-'I,Is- vhrh
h.ts. i-,'s,tns. >s.Ii.si ~ trent.
-v in-;st: ~ris. I--'k-t- "t velvet aith silver
clasps >~psui,i ~ silver CHAINS 4, the waIs
s,sst- 1t cujaway t"'k.-t costumes
II novelty M rtlf.. a.i collar. whr-h need nj
D.. l,itu.t,T.-i. - pr.-i,pett hy Process 81
apply ns r,li',isri g.. linen AMI either f:''irs>.
till p1l,.ni-.- ar nr,,i.- i.y .--,Gat,ssl
t.,lI.-> sy cuttEn.. s,I TIN. bottom an.i a'rlin-
Ety.iI>s- tturussl uI'i s,ssr-kIrt =" material
-rrs,i. anil Lawn .i'lr.st" ~s.lri ~s'lpr- have
l-,r rIu.: fer t.- ii,,stp-~ r'lrr t.'fl designs
or 9TH -.-t Streets ar irs,'---'I's ii:ur.---
Just eI.sk~ 81 m..tir. -,lIsu-t, 1u,i ,i.h" se
ar. u,si.. waterproof by n.u I.t.'C.>~ whh'ii
rsEtt~ t thread -. tis, tti.Tr- With .'i.tsis.ri
-I.lsi,.->' watch cis,a~ az. Fastened IN III"
lts.al,.,i. tia ss,.i is,T instead % i.-In. pct
ar.,rri tI.- meek arI.i.I ,o tho eist. t,in. pin
a. Formerly
-t;I"~,iarr,-t anil si..Jt.l >ui~~ mnslin stresses
tTIIs,tu.si wtItI fns t.,r.n E,-.-.
:,u.i t.r ttr. u,.~t part ~Ii~ta Lawn
sIiI.- ro'l..rs,i l.Ink. ilu'.. - ns,us~.
--kntitIu. ~ th,. tI>hieuail.. t,ns-, work this
~tIfutu.-r ts,- Knit t,tr-, Stik ~.S-t- isr t.-ir
t,Vs.rt. ...'nii.u~u- E,s.y thr.,i E,s~ t,.r tlrr
sirs-~-s.> apsi ao.lcn tor h,nn.i--
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th-Ir own husin~s~ IN their own way respectively.
| 4 Nt-suhs I.s.l.
UD\ESTy VISION -TEI'TU

rhTr" v~rv tmI-"rttnt s,'I. r,-~ anI answers APP
10 the St't't.s>.'i> IItt. IA the July issue
III the Voice. vz..
l. How = Ms-"o 'o tc kno~n," An>~.r-
s.l., tsti..-tv.'
.'wi..t have Yea i--n-ath your h,t,'' Answer.
w t-.t.stn
:. "wh,t have y"u tsn.sih y.ur tongue, An
~~rr truth"
Her - tsad fsr th,si~ht. Ns~oa- m. tn IL.
kn'swn y, honesty, Nv -trst tntsgrty, by mn.
I'd hsi.ht,- WlEs' pf"p"rtt.n 1T the Graft can
~ttnsi this tr~ts H..s h,sny t-aIi.>-iy say Il
ava Iu~t ami uI,E..lst 10 t'T. ,.s anil n.sn ,, Hoo
t,.,by clothed Nth h.n"r si fr.. tr.,rn trrk
in.~-. .t.It s..t tr:su.t How many arr t I'll
-,-vts InIinIs-,.,t sn.i rbI,,y haiI- W. .al,-
net sn-w~r. hut w- alf Ttn that any uhs. arr.
net honest nst -ut,i.-i ts.t- kuswnn~ Na-on-
Mons. ".,,iii apjr..-tst. thu t.sn the
Si"nst,, tor tiI"y ~.T.. pr'rtBs,i workman.
ttIsi siEst.y Tho .nst 1T dishonesty iti
applying imperfect, go stsf-,s,. u..I~rr,i and
a"fS. T!tc- th.y .it-.-nI.s th. u.--.-Ity "f hon
->ty. we'll a. 1T wisdom. ,nI truth. N there
wsr- net at-.is.m to- ,i.-tu. susl truth To- execute
gi v"rE tt,.-n the symmetry 81 tl. -ufsr.
worisi IL. MARRIED sn.i NJ -tsiitv sui,n.- r.,i
My. m',r", 70 o"uLi DO r.pss.~i,.-i o. alt thu
trssit u u.tsit nst -. ~tut,i. lsIi,lltg i',r t.
ia. tIns Ji,-,. ct ia. Met tits t.sl part
at HI ~-Esp.. st r.,,Iti nf.ti.T n,.-tu npr
iit- td"~~ns~- N-r'lN. 1h-- ~tau~uss-oo- hsys tir
nI~is, Ia a i.-~~..b ~hs'h viii ,is s-ii ts heed
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The following was picked up on the stree,
in this city. Ii il copy Of a coroner's yer.
dict at an inquest held in Nebraska. The
instrument, including signatures, is all in
the same hand writing, and there il no
official seal attached:
OvERroN, DAwso Co. NEB,l
April %, 1874.
Coroner's Jury's Terdid:
THIS is to certify that Joseph Hyde came
by his death from q stroke of lightning,
and also stroke from the pilot Of engine
No. 50. belonging to the U. p. X. X. Co.,
while near the track of said company,
exhonerating all the employees Of the
aforesaid COMPANY.
J. f. NoRFIELD. Foreman.
PaTRIcK BRAY,
JOSEPH SMITH,
J. N. DUNAwAY,
PATRICK Brett,
q. F. CLAY,
In witness OF
WM. BAIRD, Constable.
In witness whereof l have SET my hand
and seal this 9th day Of April, A. ID. 1874.
ID. w. NJ. BANCROFT, Coroner.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
Death Of Rev. L. c. Marvin.

Rev. Levi c. Marvin, an aged citizens of
Clinton, died yesterday morning. Parson
Marvin was abrother of the late 4. c. Mar
win, of Sedalia, and universalist. He was
. native of New Hampshire, and came 10
Missouri in 1888 and settled in Cooper
county. where he resided until 1850, at
which time he moved to Springfield, Illinois.
In 1856 he moved TO Clinton and remained
here until his death. He was injured in
getting of the cars at this place, in August,
1871, and SO serious were his injuries that
he has been confined to his room nearly
eight years, and resulted in hi, death. He
leaves q sorroNing widow and five children
10 mourn his death. He has two brothers
living in New Hampshire and Connecticut
He was . man of many good qualities
aud gentleman who had the esteem Of
everybody. Honest upright and devoted
christian. He was about seventy years Of
age. He will be buried to-day.