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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
WINDOW GARDENING.

A window can be beautifully adorned
with flowers and vines for the summer at
very small expense. Make box as long
as the window is wide and eight to twelve
inches wide and deep according to room
and convenience, and fasten the bottom
level with the window sill bv means of iron
brackets or otherwise. 1t Is much better if
the box be made double, the interval be-
tween being filed with sawdust or other
substance to preserve and cqualize the mois.
ture, fQS the plants are much affected by
neglect in this respect The box can te
ornamentd d outside in many ways and with
colors to cont'lst with the vines. brown
rcd or dark with gold borders looking we'll.
Near one end plant the German ivy which
is rank grower and rapid climber and in
the other end put Madeira vine. These are
~ b. trained up near the sides and brought
together and mingled near the top. Along
the front edge and ends of the box plant
trailing VINES which shall over hang the
box Bcb nd these and between the two
larger vines dispose various beautiful, fras
rant tolirgc p'an's To p:rfect the dis
play let a hanging hask,t he sual ended
from the center above and hang above the
ln xcr ll,wc,s and between the side vines,
and liz this put trailing vines. Ii f,neabnve
plants cannot be had the morning glory and
others are by no means to be despiscd The
varieties for all these purposes are almost
numberless The wires should not be trail
Cd against the wall or curtain but upon
cords or wires held away by nails or other.
wise. TLcy wilt easily from contact with
the dry walls or heated surfaces. Some
protection from the strong sunshine is nee.
cessary. We cannot get the most beautiful
effects from our more delicate flowers by
outdoor planting, and our windstorms play
havoc " th our tendcrest hopes in this lie
gard. The window garden can te protect,
ed from all such dangers and can often he
preserved long after the frost. The tox OF
rich earth and mold is better than the sim
gle small pots and the combined effect
much finer than any bu! the rarest fl,wers
disposed singly.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
GENERAL.
The Condition Of the Emperor To-
day is Satifactory.
The Potter Committee Develops Some
thing on the Other Side.
Pure Minded Democrats Offer High Price for
the Vote Of Louisiana Elector.
FOREIGN.
MANUFACTURING POPULAR OPINION.

MANUFACTURING POPULAR OPINION.
Berlin, June G.-Although exaggerated
reports of the critical condition Of the em-
peror were exposed, and the public warned
against them, they were SO persistently cir
culated by quasi government organs as to
create suspicion that they were encouraged
and countenanced by the authorities, for the
purpose Of manufacturing popular opinion
ia favor of strong repressive measures.
FAILURE.
London, June G.-James Hoyte 4 Sons,
grain merchants. in Manchester and Liver
POOL. have failed. Liabilities, G45,O0O.
EMPEROR WILHELM.
Berlin, June GA bulletin announces the
condition Of the emperor satisfactory.
GEN. GRANT,
wife and s,n, are expected here from Paris
on the 26,h inst.
OBITUARY.
Paris, June Count ;Acbille Baroguay
D. H;llicr. marshal Of France, is dead.
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ed, and therefore wls prepared to meet him.
He listened 10 Asher, instead of bluff1ng
him or calling tho police, and listened In
sli b . way as to give en Opportunity to
Asher to develop his scheme. He wantsd
Asher, and everybody conn-ct-d With him,
to believe that the thing would succeed
He merely wan, ID to draw Asher out. He
knew this was the only way to get at the
bottom Of the matter. and be said to Asher,
"Tcll your hackers that Lewis is not un-
willing to consider your proposition, Prov.
ding you c.n raise two handre thousand
dollars" The entire conversation wce he'd
during walk Of half an hour. Asher ap-
point q sccond inter view at the tCharlc
informed the witness that the pro! ition
would have to be changed somewhat, and
instead Of refusing to accept the cer!ific .te
as an elector, Levissee would be rquircd to
c,et his vote direct for Tilden. On Icing
ssk,d by witness where the money YVES
coming from, Asher said-"We will walk
to the corner Of Carondelet and Common
STIR ets, and there we will SO two men
standing in the glimmer of the gas light !;
one of them will retire es we approach, and
the one remaining you will undei $ and is
the man you are looking for" We went to
the designated place. and found the men
mentioned. As we approached one with
drew so quickly that had known him l
should not have r: goiZ ! him. The per-
son remaining wes Joe Hel nandez, broker
10 New Orleans. After saluting him. and
introducing Asher who did not know him,
he invited us TO his Office, which wa II
BY. Upon arriving at tho Office. excuse !
myself, and although Hernandez insist I
on my going in, went home. 81 ting as
left that there was no ID of my going in,
rs Asher could do all The liking rs Z
That clio ed the cond and third inter.
views. Levissce met Her .andez p! rwerds
and Hernandez told him that hund-C
thousand dollars was the extent he could
20, when ,viss said il was not wo, i
while - longe- TX about the matter.
L,vissce s1id he w"s never brit 1, nol
did he ever offer TO bribc anyl ,dv. He
never made affidavit Of the sffair, though he
tered int the matter a. n IN" rs Of lit
ical Justice He vot> for Hayes s1d Wheel
er.
Considerable discussion :ur'-d in r :,
klli to the otfici Il returns ron l. ~ siana
and those laid tcfore the commit by The
S cre' ~ of the scna'c were call 1 for
Witness ssid Il portion Of the documents
shown him We're not sign" by him, al
though purporting t, b; consequently
they were fOrGeries.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Washington June G.-The house by a
vote Of yeas 1877, nays l03. reduce The tax
on tobacco 10 lG cents, an.i fixed the tax OH
cigars Il, $500 per thousand.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
CITY ORDINANCE.

An ordinance to prevent hindering or
the city marshal or other police
officer from distraining or inpounding ami
mails running at large.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council
of Me City Of Yankton:
SECTION l. Any person who shall hinder
or obstruct the city marshal or other police
officer Of this city while engaged in distrain-
ing any horses, cattle, mules, asses, goats,
sheep or swine. pursuant to ordinance No.
eightv-four, entitled "Animals running at
large" or shall remove such animals or any
of them from the pound, place or enclosure
in which such marshal or other police Off
Ger shall have put them, or any of them,
for safe keeping, or shall break open any
pound, enclosure or other place where such
marshal or other police officer has any such
animals in custody destrained a. aforesaid,
shall for each and every such offence, upon
conviction thereof, be punished by fine of
not less than FIVE dollars nor more than
fifty dollars, and the costs Of prosecution.
In default of the payment Of any fine and
costs imposed for any violation of any OF
the provisions Of this ordinance, the person
so offending shall be imprisoned for term
not exceeding thirty days.
SECTION 2. The city marrhal or other
police officer shall have and retain his lein
for fees in restraining, impounding and
keeping the same upon any and all animals
taken from his custody or enclosure in the
manner described in section one Of this or.
dinance, and may retake, confne and keep
such animals or any Of them, and, If neces'
sary, sell the same and retain his fees out o.
the proceeds, a, provided in ordinance No
eighty -four Aforesaid, in the same manner
and with like effect as if said animals had
not been taken from his custody as afore
said.
SECTION 8. This ordinance shall tax,
effect and be in force from and after it, pas
sage and publication.
Passed June 8, 1879.
Approved June 5, 1878.
Attest: Fl. B. WYNN,
F. J. WAsuABAuGH, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
FRONTIER NEWS.

Galveston, June 8.-Thc News or -cial
from Uvalde says: The two Colson boys,
eyed 10 and l2 years, have sen found the
y,,uogest one dead with bullet hole
through his head aud breast, and the other
in pool of water, shot through the shoul-
der and arm but still living.
SIX FINISHING.
The News special from Loredo says: Last
evening revolutionary pickc,s attacked the
outposts at New Loredo, and after exchang
ing few shots, retired. One man wa'
killed. and another wounded, on the govern
ment side. Loss Of the rebels, not known.
Gen. Agila, the Lerdo commander, ia now
operating here alone, with force Of about
two hundred and fifty, mostly cavalry, and
his force I, increasing dsily.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, June 6.-Mr. Voorhees, fA-
vored the early consideration Of the bill to
repeal the specie resumption act. The sem
ate might es we'll look this matter in the
face. II it woH not going to repeal it, let it
say so. No greater question agitated the
American congress. He would take every
opportunity from now till the close of the
sc,sion to insist that the matter should be
disposed Of The senate had time to pass
all sorts Of bills to bridge rivule's, but no
time to meet qucsli IN which involved
more peril and distress than had ever n
produced by war and pcstilcnce. Hethought
the bill could be disposed of in sixty min.
utes.
After the morning hour, and after long
discussion, the senate, by vote Of yeas 35,
nays %, took up the appropriation b;ll.
Washington, June 6.-The senate bill
granting the use of artillery suits, &C., to
the soldiers reunion at C.ntreville, Iowa,
waspassed. Sessions were ordered for Fri
day and Tuesday evening next
Mr.. Upton introduced Il bill authorizing
Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, 10 prosecute
suits aga nst the United States i. supreme
court. Referred.
A resolution appointing committee to
act with the senate committee to receive, on
the 22d Of February, 1879, the Us. centen-
nial safe and its contents, was adopted.
The committee on printing reported bac'
the bill for prin ing the agricultural repo-,
for 1877, with the senate amendment pro-
wiling for printing five thousan4 copi-7 Of
colonial charters and constitutions, and rec
commencing non concurrence in the amend
| ment
Mr.. Frye moved to concur. Agreed to,
yess 122, nays lis, and the bill was passed.
Mr.. Smith, of Pennsylvania, submitted .
conference report on the bill making appro-
priations for payment Of invalid aud other
pensions. Agreed.to.
The speaker appointed the following con.
ferencs committee on the legislative appro.
priasion bill: Messrs. Atkins, Durham
and Foster on the postoffice appropriation
bill: Messrs. Blount, Clymer and Baker
Consideration Of the bill amending the
internal revenue laws, was resumed, the
pending question being on the amendment
Of Mr.. Covert, as amended BY Mr.. Tucker
taxing snuff and manufactured tobacco, aud
on ali chewing, smoking tobacco, etc, =
of l8 cents per pound; also imposing taz
on cigars Of from 81 25 to SIS per thousand
The amendment Was adopted, 1877 to 1OS.
The house went into committee Of the
whole on the general deficiency bill, appro
p.iating four and half millions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06

Money-s@4c.
Gold--1.0 Ole.
stocks-somewhat irregular.
Observation-Disclosures.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06

AAA week In your own town. s. OUTFIT
XHE free. No risk. Reader, II YOU want
WV n business at which persons Of either
sex can make great pay all the time
they work, write for palticularsto II. uALLETT
q Co., Portland. Maine.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
NEW YORK MARKET.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT c. ST.
Room Is. Headquarters Building,
Corner Fourth and Wabaslla Streets.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, May %, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate. will be
~ received by the undersigned at this office. I'M
til II O'Clock a. m Thursday, June 49, 1873, for
the delivery of the following numbers (more or
less, of heifers, and cows, viz (: Two hundred
600, head at YanktOn, d. 7.
These cattle must not he LEES than two nor more
than four years old and of American stock, sound,
healthy, and well formed animals Of average size.
All classes of Wild Cattle, including "Chero-
kce" and "Texas' will be rejected. Cattle to
be received subject to rigid inspection. by an
officer Of the army, or such other person as may
be designated for the purpose.
Proposals will also be received for any number
less than the whole specified. Delivery to be
completed by August lst. 1873.
Prompt payment may be expected.
E. B. GIBBS, A. D. c.
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~ can make money faster II work for us than
at anything else. Capital not required we
~ Will start YOU eis at home made by the
industrious. Men, women. boys and Giyia
time. Costly oNtat aAd tcsns lrce. Addye>
Tuux CO., ANRutA Maine.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
l. DAKOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 6. 1873

ion this morning, in Colgate 4 Co.'S. soap
factory, Jersey City, soon demolished the
buildings, making loss Of $500, 900, and
throwing 800 men out Of employment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-06
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, June 6.

WALL STREET.
New York, June 6.
Money-s@4c
Gold--1.01c.
Stocks-somewhat irregular.
Observation-Disclosures.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, June 6.
WuEAr-3@1 higher; hard, LOS; No.
l. 1.01sc; No. 2, 992c for cash 4; 973c for
July; 9llc for August; No. 3. 9oc.
CoRN-324c
OATs-233c.
RYE-52c.
BARLEY-G0c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 6.
WHEAr-activea and higher; 99c for cash;
9Ssc for June; Gage for July.
CoRN-Grmer; 36lc for cash; S6sc asked
for July.
OArs-easy-; 23sc for cash; 234c for
July
RYE-52c.
BARLEY-48c.
PoRK-6rm aud shade higher; SIC for
cash; s.s5@8s74c for July; 9.00@9.023e
for August.
LARD-6rmer; 6.55 for cash 6.65 fol
July 6.72l@6.75c August.
ALcoHoL-S3!c.
WH1sKY-1.04c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, June 6.
WHEAT-quiet; receipts, 10000; sales
none; No. 2, spring, June, LOG bid.
RYE-dull.
CoRN-steamer, shade easier; receipts
357 600; sales. 25O,0oo; 42@45ac for west
ern mixed.
| BARLEY-dull.
OArs-6rm receipts, 10000 sales, 25,
600; 30(aS1c for mixed western; 3O@35,
for white.
PdEK-',cavy'; 962!@975.
LAKD-quiet; 6S2!.
WulsKY-1.07!
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FIRES.

IN JERsIY CRY.
: New York, June CA Gre ssd sxp1ss.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'OR sALE-FINE STORE PROPERTY On sTII Ay
! west side good business location. Apply 10 :. Y
JAYNE. 113 West 2:id 81.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'OR sALE-FrLL SIZED Lot C25XIo1D. 152 WEST
IL 4ith St. with frame dwelling story and attic now
rented at sl3 month. q W. box 24O Herald oice
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L,oR SALE-AND REMOVED WITHIN ~ DAYS THE
IL building S3 West I'D IT.. also for sale exchange hs
Bl story high stoop brown House 4Sh II
also House 10 East 56th owner a. W. SCDFfELD
Pine. 2
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
Wesr Sid,

$40 000, FOR FIRST ,ca. class a, FIVE STORY 20
arine st.; also other bargains JOHN W PIRSSON IL
Walls
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'0R SALE OR TO LET-A CORNER DwELLIN
II House 9Th av excellent condition Immediate DO
session. Inquire at 20 East 6isi ~.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'OUR STORY BUILDING on 10TH Ay. 25xiu
Il siil be sold low TO quick buyer.
B H. MERRILL Go 9Th a,
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

A 7 Low PRICE-HousE AND LOT. ~ yRsTRY
~ near Hudson; modern improvements OWNER al
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'OR SALE As AN INNESTMENT-FRENCH FLATS
II built on improved principles. 5sh ~. 9th
and Roosevelt Hospital yielding large ineomc will
low for cash Apply TO f. H. LUDLOW CO.. No Pine
or .I3p Broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
Worth Side

STH Av, BELOW 72D sT-cHEAPEsT PLOT {
tLois in the market RICHARD " HARNETT
Broadway basement.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

c. Sln THREE STORY BROWN STONE PRE-
ID .DUO.yate Honse all imp greatest bar
gain ;347 East SD ST.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'oLR STORY TENEMENTs-IN Asst ST. wEs
IL side paying " per cent rare chance
n MERRITT 9Th av
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'OR SALE. sACRIFItE-CARNINE. NEAR YARICl
So Sl3Jpb ~ 200 remain six per cent store prs
erty and tenements rents for ~ 400 per year
agents. Address WIDOW. box i24 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSES
Lthree floors finished in hard wood north side 9th 81
near Madison Apply ~. or ZITrEL. G26 I'd av
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

4 BARGAIN.-SlsO 900: FOUR TENEMENT HOUSES
~ least side for SALE well rented w A. COLT - Broad
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L,OUR NEW AND VERY SUPERIOR SMALL HOUSE
II for sale strictly private families watchms
always the premises 122d ST. between Lexington NJ
dth ay.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

EoR sAI.E-BRowN STONE HOUSE. SOUTHEAST
H. corner of 51st 4. aud Beekman place: xi1 COO
LOUIS MESIER "a Cedar II
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

A ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN
n .stone House 90 feet deep, built Goth ST. I'd
only - 500 b. :. LEVY. 25o West :Sth ST.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L,OR saLE-sFyERAL VERY NEAT NEW BROW
stone Houses north side Of nth ST. Madison av
1Sx5n feet lot lD2 harw God finish all modern improve
very dcsiraby located low price and easy term
Apply at No 81. premises.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR sALy
AND TO RENT.

BHOOhLNS PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO RENT.
A r BARGAINS-BROoKi.YN HOUSES TAKEN ny
Abanks and insurance companies first ge nav.
ing 10 cent present prices; story frame Two
lots. stable S3DD: two story brick T3py: two story
stone 50 1JO; for ~ 80 three story Pbflade ph
brick S5tBu; brown stone, 81 JiD three
$3.50: all modern improvements. high stoop.
location Macon Macdonough Quincy and other streets
Tonpk0s. Fulton aud Atlantic avenue ears. ~ min,
70 ferries first class schools churches of all deno.
nations; location healthy Apply to JAMES A. FISHER
I,Il5 Fulton av., opposite ear stables
A BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE. THREE ROOMS
ideep. in Fort Grcenc plscp aud nicely furnished 10
rent irOm January next rent not much object
st responsible and respectable tenant Address JONES
Herald office.
A GREAT BARGAIN If SOLD AT ONCE--s ROOM
ACottage with aii III. improvements; price ~ SO 500
aown balance easy. Address e. box ~ Herald office
A HOUSE AND TWO FuLL LOTS FOR SALE AT ~
hHepkns st., Brooklyn, = u. Inquire on the premises
DEOUk1YN RESIDENCE. sEAR cry HALL AND
leash tr good Business worth 500 90 ~ 900. dry
goods vr turishing goods preferred X H. h. Post office
Jersey City.
EohSEE STORE AND HousE-sPLENDfD LuCA
JN"h i grocery. bakery butcher. druggist, easy
Ng'nnr Lafayette and Grand ays.. Brookiyn.
L'Oh SABA CORNER STORE AND TENEMENT
buhdhE tllee story BRICK IN good ufier' huusc and
cofntE ttsniifc lot Is desirable property for
tnft*tWtm Ihs oWnur wants and will sell
chea7 App'y 90 u b. NILES Co. j24 Court s., corner
sackrtt. BfeSklyn.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

A Ny REASONABLE OFFER FOR A FINE THREE
~ story high stoop brick House; II rooms Ninth
Mesf
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

4 --i9 WEST f7TH ST-FINEST FULL SIZE HOUSE,
1.wh finest finish finest three story extension and on
finest block in New York. See i ans da.i.l bargain
" X. STEVENSON, Jr,
Pine - East 18th II. aud 66l 9th
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

hNE OF THE ROW ON SOUTH SIDE 66TII ST.
jnst of Madison be sold cheap for cash,
would take a small House in exchange: honse open
4 1 day
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

L'OR sALE-rIIE HANDSOME FOUR STORY ENG
Il lish basement House No. I46 East 3,th Lex
ington i6sx55 cet is in good order bought
cheap for cash. Apply to II. II. LUDLOW co. No. 3
Pine - and |. 100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

800 000, FOR VALUABLE STORE AND LOT Il
p--.OOOWest 4th IT., between Broadway and Mercer
81 size 22.7 feet by so.7 feet JOHN ". PIRssON. IL
Wall
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

SPLENDTD LARGE BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR
tNsale elegantly frescoed finished
for superior boarding house: price 5000
Amply o WIN ALLEN. 3iS East 3.lth St
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

VJNIUI, az great barsh DE NENNN TN East 4'tH ~
A --72 EAST 53D 81. NEAR MADISON AN-ELE-
~ story brown decided bargain for this
select neighborhood; examine il.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

4 10 RENT Low THREE STORY HOUSE I.r,
n Hudson St I3 fine order well suited for
small families; other Houses JAMES PRICE. 2oo IIud
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-27

will exchange for striped clothes, the stripe.
running not lengthwise like these, but so
| round and round, Ike a co0IiS taT." Harper
Magazine.
Two 1rishmen were Travelling. when they
stopped to examine n guide post Twelve
miles to Portsmouth" said one. Just six
miles apiece" said the other And they
trudged on apparently satisfied at the dis
| tance.
A housewife gives information that ground
cayenne pepper will kill bed -bugs If applied
with liberality. She don't mean, though that
it must be jammed down their throat with n
whitewash brush.
A tramp was arrested. taken before a mag
istrate, and sentenced for three months The
Justice. in explaining the sentence, remarked
that. while there was no evidence that the
prisoner had been guilty of any crime. he
thought it prudent to commit him, as he had
the wild. haggard look of man about to
start newspaper.
Some people do not understand how news
papers manage to print pictures of murder
ers so soon after the muruer takes place
Although it is secret of the business, we
must be generous to our readers and say,
that all the cuts of proprietors of patent
medicines that come into newspaper office
are saved. .-[Turners Falls Reporter.
What a volume of domestic misery these
two little lines contain Six million bottles
of hair restorative were sold in the United
States last year. But as long as the birds
make nests We suppose people will love and
take the consequences.-[Einci Break
fast Table
A little Brighton girl went with her mother
on visit to friends house and listened
with great delight to her hostess playing the
piano. When the air was concluded she de-
hberately handed the surprised lady a cent.
Why. ma, she replied to the circumstances
of her shocked parent, 1--WE always give the
organ man cent. and Mrs u plays ever
so much gooder than him ~ Fact