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D.iNrED, { President.
AIdermen-Eiect Hunting for n Presiding on
ccr-fhe Candidates.

The seven auii-Tunmany Democrats and
the six Republicans. who together will compose
tho majority of next wears Common Council.
mot IN tho Westminster Hotel last evening %
select President and clerk. John J. Morris
WA made Chairman. and J. Grahnm Hyatt was
chosen Secretary Of the caucus. An iniorma.
ballot ilr Pre- .dcnt Of the new Board gave
votes 20 John j. Morris 3to Jordan l.. Not
and vote each 90 rorenoe Kicrnan. J. Graham
III att. Nicholas Haughton. and Joseph 7. Stracs.
Mr. Norris voted la blank ticket. some discussion
followed that ballot and then Jordnn L. No.t
Nicholas Haush;on. !. Graham Hyatt. Terence
Herman. Robert Hall. Joseph T. Str.ck. and
Bernard Kenny. the nti-Tammary Democrats
withdrew and held caucus of t'eir own. A.trr
turned and asked the six Republican, whr;1cr
they would support for the Presidency OF the
now Board ihe candidate named by the seven
anti ItmmunNfo-. Nr. Norris replied i1r the
Republicans chat tnev would con'el' th- Pros.-
deucy o. 10" uuti-Tummunyite-. hut taut the
ballot Tor tl, place must y" taken openly. each
mgmotr OF tho caucus naming his 'Aolco.
The answer diH not plelse tue Enti-Ta,nnany
Demo rats four ur five NJ Tho candidates Tor fhD
Office fearing that II they Welded CO. ts Il pub
iicu they and one anti Tnwmuuy r.u mI-h.
therefore suggested that the selection Of
tho President he POSTPONED. AMI clint tho
'l,re OF thr new BoWl b. chosen, The
- h'puhi'an---'0. =. ,iori'o' iona w.
~ w. Burns, rni lr0dorcs i.u..-ob-
70 ihf prop on i.r unl ta.' 'tr
i'r -ii'n' should b.. chosen o@i1re 90" { .'re.
tl'u ~" anti Iammtny Dt'no-rlts Ind
sfIu. fl.r aua t'au outeDurrgl-l hv o.. Ice
ruhlcan-. y-,ed vI'a mo Republicans 70 al
l0rru Co r.luF evening nfNt.
is'h. tepu. cleans candidate i5r ;.e eier.sAip
Ol tuD new Board.
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Tho total ruaher Of shares dealt In day ies,3ot
ct WHICH D.4NHlc, LIgaawauna nui Western rel re.
~cut'd hlisn North fn i~a'l do pcirftd - 100;
Err. --rN axe S.Ht.. ~ 1872 - PAM SON; do pte-
ru. @Ut', NcsDtn 'Nt9. 4.'-3 y j. Central i.2Fl;
=. T. uurrn 49,. 3 tro. i.lp. Morris ant EsseN,
500. o. r.. t.irt. L'l', tttaia eouhcrn, 80; Del
aWae. au4 Hudson Canal, laol. and Pacihc Mail 100
lon,, tae roi's r''a Tor ihc nee OF gold were io'
ME- iu, clearing. a. rho cold derar,ipeni Of the stock
ES.lRU-f were "a t~r.pfi. gnt balances. Saol.lb1
alu csgr nay laut,s. siiiin tic efo~s cl'H Inc II
ffr wHck utsir" hy.u sUal. amounting tn 0nlv SO,
tofh Toe suhIrva-lrN iHd ouf today -, 10000 IN
cit interest tlc public trbL ana ior the week, a.
g an. havr- redeemed g2a- rntn called bonds. which
90. sam, rrrud iu com for custom. si.Zt5uSi
Tho DAYS a. the United Siatcs Sub Ireasury
tufn receipts. ~ O.rrl. ,Gs IANmcht~. Stt.15.
$50 - balance -ll3 aH- So 81 noe ~ t2'S u1S-
lavucrf sl1l5.-l5io balance, so, 1SiliisI Gus
Inc u'or,ltl revenue receipt. at Washington today
were g. nv. and a. cA.ious receipts si3n1o Tho
fut REDEMPTION. which mHhrs ttal " ei.THlupn tor
Oc wlvk H. Irca-nr, now POOL e sJiS6FpOs IN bonds
tpsccgrs fhe national hnHk rifcattHu. Hlsu slSohtpo
Tor ttt puddle iN-f- The standing haA cirCulauuu
au,uH'a Co s5--.-oOt,O currency notes and slt7ono
fn'4 notes
i've hauk statement the past week shows in
total reserve Son - The resulting d1, nee az a
.Ilu rlitfiul 90 .ttHl lender notes. ANA loss n
S.ost' n sft r. ON ace 1unt Of tic decrease ~ do
e.' Iae $500 It's reserve Is now SO. i1c - against
~ .tI ..Ic fifrr Jas; ff.t.
NnuU, l.tasy Hua oatcd down rom ~ 10 81 Accnt
PORE f;i tNe'.u-. ruled steady at SLs3I sass ior
/ tine aila dvuani hls
I oo'rul..n. ofd, were du but arm. The following
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A FRENCH CRIMINAL CASE.
TIE FEIRFUL NEMESIS or PEdS-
Ant GfEL,S TTRST FIULE
The story Of Jouise Nchnit's Early Pnsston-
Lover Persecut'n= ~ f'ushnud-HriVcn
TO Madness, the Fntai BLOW H. btruch.

m. s,o-, oe y.,,,.. ,,.n,i,.. roriv pn.ston-
A Lover per.ecut,n- ~ lsusbnud- rrivcn
TO Madness the Fht"i Blo" IL htr"cA'
Foai T. Gar'7>
r-,,... ...s,. - Z .,.f.. r,.h,t. . ..o,-o..
pensunt girl of the Department oi Gers. urrly
in par'. You know tho fatal charm ot do
great capital Soe orm"t iu' a'qNNini-
uuco Of QUO Goldorg. n louuQer 90 tho sfroets.
but n mason by TRACE whom no sav nt % wctt.
AZ tho chd % some months Lpulse r''ufn'u
10 her native place and soon after gnvo hrth Ia
co,',9'oi,"j ~ .tsrin, THO t..lrt, al \,,Oh
r r@'eIyed bS 20 u aP"rG" cbf 3Icai off "a
yiiloWc wbcre sbe 3vslt With ler niother tho
/ sad triith vna tiul.noyn.
/ 90 n 80 I,, .,' I shannon .t~.y- .r~o.hor
a'l,'ue fnrn, scn,r t,uls fror, ;hn vill,.,,o. Uo
Vac ' sov9 r' or a' oht yoar 2ier aa I6us
H. ,2Sca 5er ~, I, n .l,.
egn'.rs Boai b1A hien nsoliirr H@vas oro
Bism@rci,'e White Cuira.s .rs M Grn,c.|to.
iist.rv 'ril rrraer,e IT, ramon, rar ., ", ,lnt
ta'rrblS s"a5iokk. pftr Min M c--,.u Prince
4 CnirnssIer reg toIent hai Loeu Tnnihilntra!
carried into cantiv'tv. Boch w.,s nti1c.cG by
EPr"v' IT, 4rgi,,,rr,.i wv, ~" ebSras NJ Il ~
palti 70 Gers draee'ue himself along slowly
I'." f,i ,nroy,r'i Ms b.. FIR nrd now h..
ignorant of her r.s' nlarr.el T-u.." n.ha't.
In ~ i,ilo ia torv: louisa .infr,i4.r... Hrl
Iai m',uy rustnn. ,ra, IL.y 'tynI .'tur Hu. q.
,,iudoy icrc.s M. afr.ptn rn.ca wus work.
ir~cn tio ven Thle non juir arouul bis
,,i,i,,. ,'l 49,, o., ,.,i+r ... 81 tiia L.t.so
~ 'nra .,,i.s ,iv. '''0 700 ' '''0
tue os.n.|,,o We COCO. h'F q fyt ', ,, I
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To the EDITOR OF TIE SuS-SH; Il is now
sor~ years since the Market Savings Bank closed its
doors. and at that tine bad. Ui.or Hatr handsome
snn deposit there. Sow tuolire that noary an thc
banks closod ,uce e. THIS city hare be.n heard from
kltu anssafs he auliys Of my Oh h-ik af6 mystery.
When they gave tirir last mis,rgbio al tidoni ttey
eromied 20 pay ~ IN very short time, bni ro
~ and VIC get npiling. DkGf0EDKNI.
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SUpREAt1 Coz ri CHAatoLLs.-Nos 10. IS. IS
- aIs' ~ sol POE 800 90 SOL so 500 5oi 51l,
eOI 3os. 3l9, 80, 5ll, all
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SlIerIei.

- Deut Staliener gartelli, ber 5peimal
perseblid SelbltmOrbperiude nradte, 1T
es enpli9 selungen, iein Sprbaben ausSu=
fabren. Sonntus Mbenb iprans lin ben
6luB unb ertranf.
- Die farbisen @reurl ltOniiten iinb se=
itern BON ibreat Iusflus nad 6culton gu
ritdsefebrt.
: ST, Der Mdbe bon eagle BaB iollen
mieber @ren5unruben anSSubre4en bro
ben. Wferifaner baben itd aaf per anbe=
rem Seite oeS SluileS selamnlelt uno ite@
ben im Besriii in 3eraS ein5ufa(len.
= @elfern baben bic YpliSiiten 8esabz
lung iiir gpril erbaltea.
= 6eute Morsen murbe i'm Dil ltriftz
@eridt Die 8erbanbluns beS Yrc5eles
aeaen Sple Gorbopa aufsenpmmen.
80 Die 5erren DpftOren GarctberS &
,Sabra baben ibre Office, gec. 9 Cont
mercefraBe, cberbal6 SulnpnS 8abier=
itube erSinet,
" Der unsladltde garl g. @unsel,
Der seltern beim llmiturS Der Yoitfutide
beibe yeine brad, 1ast aus, oaB Der Grelz
ber betrunfen gene len unp ibm bic Sdulo
fir oas Durdbrennen Der BTerpe uab bic
&ataItrcpbe beisun.eiien iet.
= Wdbrene BET uns ber Oeai, nit
Musnabme Der eriten Gage, fait gar 5t
ipmmerlia auftritt unb bas @etter in SOL
se belien unansenebm 1T, finpet in ben
nSrbli4en Staaten paS @esentbetl Itatt,
bort 1T Der 0iai gu tpinterlid. Sn Gis=
cpnlin, Soma, Stem .Dorf unb Benninlpa=
mia 1T in ben Wsinbersen uub Telbfriid=
ten bird idmeren 6ruit bepeutenper
S@aben anseridtet wDrben. Scn DeS
Wtcines int Soma ipire ein Sdmeeitlrm
beridtet.
- Ser @eiltli9e ber lutberii iden @ez
meinbe, ben man AM Spnnabeno 5uriiferz
martete, lit ausseblieben. Mun pieste
lid INNER nod in Der Scfitmn9, baE
er lid bon benz ibm Sur 2ait selesten Ser=
breden reiaisen miirbe, iein 6ernba(ten
aber ideint ein @elfanSniB beiiel6ea eirt.
3uidlieBeu.
~ Die @itslisbsr bss Beethoven Wan'
nerdor fnb sriaht, ifh gu Der bsats
Gbenb (tattfinbenosn SinslbunJ saalreid
uno pinttltA ein;ufassn oa Ui@tias &C.
1hdfte norlieaen.
= Das Yie'Nie Der beut1A enaliiaen
S&ule fnbet mor9en WiittwoA ben a.,
I'M Gan Yebro Sprins Darf latt.
-- Seste mar msrtmieoiser Weiie fsiu
neue, SAD i'm 8seoroerssridt einsstrasen
6iinf a!te Nntlasen tamsn CUR 8srtanp'
luna, mppcn brei nit Bsrurttsiluns cs'
Nn9silastsn enostsn unp spai ab9emieier
wurefH.
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murben uns fernsr, pab ter, Der es sstban
$50 uns Seeer 1siuer Ramsrapen $5 Stra'
fe su besaplen base.
Der quite Maun ibisn gslo letr nDtbie
,u babsn, ,pis aus tea iibermabisen @slo
itrafen gu leben III, nahoem ieooa Der
sadusrbalt feifesitellt mar, lief ct wis
lelbl ltpsrl ltanolih ale Nnperen fret BIS euf
Den 1bater, ben Msrtaner, benz er eine
5trais Don s25 anfsrleste fir Ssripot'
tuae Der msritauildsn siat'On, pofar er
bic 1bat srtlarte. Dieter 3ablte uutsr
protef uno biermit mar bic Saae atss,
maht.
gon ben III bsr ,,@rpreB" uambaft ge=
maAten 9erren bat fsiner wsber etne Glp'
de ssldutst, nod eintn Gent bs3ablen mal.
fen, nod rparen iie fiir irsenb wslhe 3sit,
pelweniser cine san3e gfadt ins Gsfan3'
nib ssiperrt, pa Fs iia fdon J nab 8 llpr
auf amsritaui(aer Seite bel psrrn Gaulen
bsfanoen. Gpuarp OrsiB.
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Sie arcEe Grcurffou

mad Gbicasr, Wtilmaufse, 9anlaS eitp.
Denver &c. finbet am Is. Stunt ltatt. Dies
if isbenfa bic bette @eleseabeit, bic 9tei'
ieluitisen je sebcteu wuroe. Die Tabrt
BON Gan Nutonio nad @hicasc uno su-
rid tcltet $46. 90, mad Sanias @itp $3S.
uno bic Iid.ts bleiben auf bic Dauer Don
60 Easen in araf. Sei Der &adfabrt
tann irseuo Elm reselmdbi9er Yaiia9ier.
,us benutt werben. Wir fSnnen Nlen, bic
entmeoer eine Sc id,iftss poer @erynii=
sunssreiIe mad benz 9trrben MAIDEN wols
len, ben Nath ertheilen iid Der grcuriion
an;uldlieben-eine billisere Siferte, cine
sroBe &eile gu MAIDEN lit nidt leidt bent
Bar. Eidets iino in Gan 9lntpnio bel
ben, Tidet,Nsenteu BET y. $. & g. q.
Babn 5errn 9. y. Treer I'M Wenserbo=
tel gu ba6eu. Besen niberer @inSelbei=
ten perueiien mir auf bic Wu5eiIe All AT
berer Stelle,
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Gin slbeutemer in Nferico.

Der 3ufaa wpllte 90, bab fid In gaele
yab mstrere Biirstr BON Gan Wntpntp
slsi&seitis einfanbsn, BON wsldsn aud
@Greibsr bislss giner III, unb ba auf bi.
Sage unieres Mufsnttaltss elm Souutas
fel, ttamlia Der 12. Mai, 70 bsihlcRen
mir In Gslsalaait sIntser -@sfhaitsfreun
be yOn tier, einen tlsineu Maslus aui ct.
ma 3 bis Nsilen ins Snuere BON Wsri,
CO 3u MAIDEN, um bort In benz Slibhen
8iuito Gin Bao gu nebmen.
Die @sieli6aft ssriammslte Hh tiim
MittaSstiia In DOld's Sotsl bic aubst>
prpentlde Ssitsrfsit zines Ssbsn funnte
ldliebsa lufisn. oab man iiA auf ben ss.
porRsbsnbsn MuSfas fteute.
Nan pullsnpetsr Mabl,eit lief man
Vferbe Spr ,,psi Nmbulan,sn ipannsn,
bann ssrtbeilte FG bic 0sisuiAaft, bette.
benb aus neun vericnsn, in bic hsipen
@asen une MIR futrsn Dem Slug 3u.
Na&eem bic Nmbulan3sn iiber BEN Niu
@ranpe eslsst waren, bausrts ss aud
nidt metr lanser als eins llsine 5tunbe,
bic MIR an bas Slab&.n tamen, no mir
uns 5u baeen beabVhtietsn.
Nls mir auf BEN Ridwea In Yiebras
Nesras ansetsmmen waren, itss bic @e.
fsaHlait aus, um fIt nod sinise 9eit In
Yiepras Ntoras auiiutaltsn unp bts Fret.
Der wurbsn init ben Wassn mad Gaple
Wab ,uriidseihidt.
Da mir sebGrt tatten, bae iltt eine Cir.
fusssleQihait In benz Staothsn bsfane, lc
entlhloiIsn MIR uns rurt binIugebsn. MuI
bsm Dese gum girtus tsmstttt elmer pn.
lersr VtftaIAaft 3wei altertbiimli4e Sir.
6enslpden, uelAe an einem galssnartiaeu
@eriifle, ntdt b6ber als WdnnssbSbs Atn'
gen. Der 8strsRenoe faFts einen feline,
Ramsraben bsim Ntm uno bsios ltritter
ben @loden ndber. nm isns Altsrttiime.
3u bewmbern. Saum hattsn Fs biefelber
srrsiht, ais 1h Elm Drittsr Der @slea
lhaft, Elm iuuser &auimann Don Gaal
Dab (sinWsrltansr) bin,uiAlih uno UNI BIZ
beiDsn Grifersn gu srlhrsden. eins Der Glo
den jrueimal anlhlug. Nahesm bies &c.
i&etsn mar, sinsen mir rubis priter uni
In ben @irtus,
Gina etne Stunes ipatsr ipolltsn pi
ben 5etmwes antreten, pa 60 nnasfdb
Na6teGenIsit mar. als mir isboA au
bic StraBe traten, murbe uns pDn einsn
| paufen umberilebfnber SOloatsn gu ptlis,
ssfbau, bab rslr Mllt arretirt leien.
9Bir wurpsn bann gum NttalDe sefibr
unb pieier fdnotste uns, nod elmer Ian
gen meritantlden Strafsrsbist on, bal
wtr tseosn bss GlOdealduttns arretir
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ridter gum Netuar, uno bieler erwisbsrtf:
Sd ltenaerupbire.
Der @tuel in Der 6anb Qanbolins rid.
te, benn 9anbolin erihraf bod, Sab isine
ltwanfsnben Muslaseu bereits protcfpllirt
maren. gr martete uun bic Trasen alb
unb Der Nihter besann mad elmer sSeile !:
Sie battsn teute aud bersits einen Def,
tisen @treit nit ssm sinbdnbissn @en3sl
BON Wltentrhen !?
Tas wi0en Ste aud ldon?
Sa. gBollen Gle mir ben 6srsans er.
3ablsn?
5eraana? 81, Sahe 1T fur, bsi sinan,
Der. Der 0Ben;sl 1T Dor mebr als breibia
Sabrsn fur mid ais Sulbat einsetanren.
Msin Batter ielts. bat i'm sefannt, ct 1T
8upmeifer ssweisn, frasen sic nnr ben
WalberiSrsli, mas er trar, ptr lino bas
altsfe gbrenseldlsht In Der @sseno -
Bitte, trie III ras NIT tem Wen3el?
ga 70! Wstn Gatsr bat benz 9Ben3el
stsl @slp eesebsu uup &leioer, uno ieiner
SHUTTER aud, unp jeBt nil bsr Bsn3el
nch iumsr Blutesel an mir !eiu.
6aten @ie ssrrctt, taB Gle len talt
MAIDEN, pena ct Sis nrAmals Sot ben
9euten anipriats
&ann lsin, fam aud nidt isn, bab i'd
has aelust bab', Man tann 70 tpas I'm Corn
lasen, absr ernif 1T es mir niht sswsisn.
Bin i'd benn isbt auf etnmal Der 3ann,
Der Sscen tobtldlast, Der mir TT ben @es
tommt gtn idt tenn Elm Serselaufener,
ren man niGt tennt?
gaabpln wartets Ssr9ebsus auf Nntmcrt
oenn bsr @ihter stns auf bic 5auptlaAs
,urid unp ftagte
81 5absn Gle 3suseu aber ben gor>
gang nit @stturts
Sa UOtl, mein sufiiufttaer Sdwteser'
fobn, Sie fsnnen tbn ia, Der Nnton arm>
brufer une meine Io&ter.
Der 8relsseridtsratb wiinlhte, bab
8etee bersinssrufen wereen es wuroe ibm
eslaet, bab Mnton ntdt mebr ba let, uno
balb trat Ibpma tiu.
Der &retsseriGtsratb Nanb aaf radts
etuen @tubl, oamit lis iid ibm es9snilber
ieee.
(GortkbWns falats)
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DeutTbe Brfefe.

,psIde bio aum 81. Wai, 1878 auf Der woftofts,
,a Gan Mntonio stbliebtn ftnb.
g g. Saaa.- Mrs. 3. s. 6urtbfteinsr. Clara
Wana. = Gina Osfinsfr - Rannis Rosmann'-
6. u. SAxtbt.-SOlspb ShmaB. .-ausuf Batter
Muguif QDebsf.
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9sibet Sbr an Nbsumatismus. @i6t
obsr Nsuralsias 2 ST gud guer eebsa
,benabe cine YarpeS sDsnn 70, bann
s6ssrt nitts. 1onbsrn tauIt Ssnfins anni.
btator, Der etne ppftipe uno permanente
Ssiluns BON blsisn iurtbtbaren 5siuosn
bes menfAlhsn 0ladss bstpirft. prets
81 bic Jlafhe.
Man fhrsibe wseen pamYblsts, melte
bic 3susniTe bon prOmtnenten @sfhaits'
isuteA unit Nnosrn snt5alttn. ~
81. Ssnfius Il 60. Gisentbiimers
9lew ORLEANS, ga,
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Greene WilHfbmHeln
in alien @rSben bon $l.O0 big a.aD cas-
Dubenb BET G,regDr u S o.,
Gbina Sau.
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(gortfssaaa falatJ

= Die bempfratii4e eesislatur prn
Sbic BAT aliO bei9lpiieu, bic @onsreBoi>
itrifte neu 5u firem, 70 bab IA Diitrifte be-
nofratiid unb nur 6 republifanilA lein
ipqen. BiS iest fonnten bic Dempfrate1
MIR auf s 81 itrifte rednen. 8ie bic
9feueint1eiluns sefirt wuroe, oaS seisen
folgenoe 3ablen :; Die IA pemOfratilden
Diitrifte seben cine Waioritat BON nnr
$4,000 Stimmen, bic 6 republifaniideu
jebp4 cine Mebrbeit bon $4,000 Stim=
1tlelt.
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= Die beutide 9anOelSflctte Bate i'm,
abselauienen Sabre unse'pSbnlid bOhe
Berluite. Sc ginsen 1856 Sdiffe total
perlOren unb init ibnen biiBten 300 Seeleuz
te ibr 2eben Elm, !5ierpOn entfallen auf
6amburs IS @4iffe nit 4 Mann Serllnt,
auf 8remen A Sdiffe NIT 12 Mann Serz
lut unb auf 2Hbed Sdiff nit Mana
Verlulf.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-07

The two popular theories advanced in ex.
PLANTATION of the remarkable mill explosion
at Minneapolis are First, that fire origi-
mated from the friction ofthe dry etones and
was communicated TO an explosive gas said
to be generated from mill dust; second,
that the building had become supercharged
with electricity thrown of from rapidly re-
volving shafts, against which there were no
neutralizing effects, the result being gen
eral spontaneous explosion Either one of
these theories, at glance, seems insufficient
to produce the terrible results which have
followed the phenomenon. That the NOV
ing machinery of a mill can produce force
sufficient to lift an enormous building hun
dreds Of feet into the air and wreck whole
neighborhood, or that the impa1pable dust
which fills the air contains this power seems
wholly improbable.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-07
MILITARY MI MEN.

Oaicial List Of Officers of Regiments We
Know.
The following is a list Of officers stationed
in Yankton and of the regiments stationed
along the river above Yankton:
Quartermaster- w B Hughes.
Commissary Of Susbsistence-Major w A
Elderkin.
Paymaster-Major G w Candee
FIRST INFANTRY.
Colonel-Thomas G Pitcher.
Lieutenant Colonel-Pickney Lugenbeel.
Major-Henry NJ Lazelle.
Captains-R II Ofley, D DeRussy, l
Smith, X Bates, r E Johnston, G Mallory,
F Walker, NJ Tolman, w NJ Tisdell and
w + Dougherty.
First Lieutenants--.J Hamilton, d F
Callinan, r G Heiner, II r jones' E
Pierce, (regimental quartermaster,l T
Sharp, A Smith adiu.ant,l F NJ Lynde, G
Duff, G S Jennings, r G Armstrong and c
A Booth.
Second Lieutenants-D NJ Scott, NJ
Markland, J J OConnell, II Edmunds,
II T Reed, II C johnson, NJ P Maus, L
Wilhelm, H G Squires vacancy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-07
A MOUNTAIN TumBLEs DOWN.
Helena Independent.

I1clcIlil 1lluepellucnt
Nearly every resident of Montana has
either seen or heard of the famous Bear
Tooth mountain, the most prominent land
mark of northern Montana. 1t is visible
from different points or distances ranging
forty to sixty miles, and is in full view from
Helena and the surrounding country. The
mountain is distant about thirty miles from
Helena, and stands like grim and mighty
sentinel at the end of the canon known as
the Gate of the Mountains, through which
flows the Missouri river. The Bear-Tooth
was fully described as wonderful land
mark of the early explorers, Lewis and
Clark. In all photographs of the northern
country the two tusks, rising black and
grim about the mountain, are the prominent
objects. The main tusk remains, looking
lonely and isolated in its grandeur.
Last Monday party of hunters who
were chasing game several miles north of
the Bear.Tooth observed rumbling sound
and quaking of the earth. and supposing
it was an earthquake, and not noticing
repetition of it, they soon forgot the occur
renee, and continued their chase until they
reached the Bears Tooth. Here they were
astonished at the appearance Of the eastern
tusk. This was perpendicular mass of
rock and earth fully 500 feet high, 800 feet
in circumference at its base, and about $50
feet at the top. This immense mass had be-
come dislodged, and coming down with the
speed of an avalanche had swept through
forest of large timber for quarter of
mile entirely leveling it. The country
around is now covered with great mass Of
broken trees and tons upon tons of rocks,
many of them as large as All ordinary house
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-07

Deadwood Pioneer, May 1st: Mr.. Bart.
lett informs us the Deadwood and Fort
Pierre line Of stages will not be in operation
or ready for business before two weeks.
The district court will adjourn next week.
About the 10th Of May Judge A. II. Barnes
will arrive and hold court until about June
LIST, when Judge Bennett will return and 20
on with the session.
The peace officers of Deadwood have come
to the conclusion that it is their duty to put
stop to the promiscuous shooting that pre-
walls in that city, by promptly arresting
every person who is ION the shoot. The
large number Of hon,icides which have re-
Gently occurred there makes this action
necessary for the good name of the town.
Work in the coal mines in the northwest.
ern part of the Hills is progressing. A cor
respondent Of the Pioneer says: A tunnel
is in $50 feet, aud by the first of June will
have their mine in shape to get out any
amount of coal that may be required for the
use of the Black Hills The vein is
now five feet six inches, with good pros.
poets Of running to six feet. The coal is
bituminous a very superior article. easily
mined, and there is every reason to believe
it will make fine coke, which the company
will test in a few days. They have pros.
pected thoroughly their entire body of land
and find the same vein of co al extending al
most through their entire location.
Deadwood Times, 29lh: Col. Lawrence
is very urbane gentleman and speaks to
every stranger whom he meets, but he has
Chopped on himself" now in this partic,,-
lar. The other day he came in contact with
an Indian hater and saluted the fellow with
his accustomed GLOW" The bull tlozer
looked at the colonel a moment and then
remarked, "Your from the Missouri river,
a. Injun. Got a of notion to
massacre you!" The colonel skipped, and
now he has dropped the word GLOW" from
his vocabulary of small talk.........Judge
Bennett called the grand jury before him
this morning and gave them a strong, solid
charge. He said society was becoming ter
ribly demoralized and something must be
done to check the lawlessness in the Hills.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-07
BLACK HILLS NOTES.

A Chinaman at South Bend was attacked
by his partner with q hatchet and danger
ously and probably fatally wounded. They
were In the washee business.
y Lloyd W. Forbes, the young man who
wanted to meet VIM. Gays wife by moon
light alone, but instead was shot by Gay,
died on the 30th. Gays case was being in
vestiGated by {he grand jury on the is,
inst.
Black Hills stocks are beginning to at
tract considerable attention on the San
Francisco stock board. Homesteak No.
has advanced from to 512113, and Golden
Terry, which few days ago was selling for
1SO, has advanced to 275
Christ. Hoffman, saloon ket per of Dead
wood, was shot aud instantly killed by Ed.
Durham, on 2sth ult. The shooting grew
out Of dispute about some money which
Hoffman owed Dnnhsm. The murdered
man WAS regarded as peaceable citizen,
and was a member of the Odd Fellows
lodge, by whom his funeral was conducted.
Dunhsm was arrested aud committed to
Jail.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-07
The attorney general decides that pt
campaign.

The attorney general decides that post
master cannot withhold from the mails let
tiers suspected to contain advertisements of
lotteries, for the reason that under the re-
vised statutes, except in case of letters on
which postage has not been prepaid, there
is no power conferred on postmaster to
withhold letters from the mails. He further
states, if the postmaster general is satisfied
by evidence that any person is conducting
any fraudulent lottery through the mails, he
may instruct the postmaster at any Office at
which registered letters arrive, directed to
any such person, to return letters to the
postofice at which they were mailed.