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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01


Deil Noblitt, ! promInsns cilIxen of VII.
,ainsson. died In lhis city, tho other day. sge,l
loo years.
The failure n rhilsdelphiA of three houses
IN the morocco aud gosl.skin trade. and Of The
manufacturing arm Il Wilmington. Dol, eA,,ssd
excitement In ths former city. Tho total Ill.,
bllltics ars sald % sroosd ebU0,o0O Assets m
known. u " rnmored that two Lousea III the
same Lima u Newark, N. u. ars Also III
trouLle.
A Philadelphia dispatch ANNOUNCES Tho fail.
t're Of DR.. J. u. Hchenok 4 Non. manufacturer
patent medicines.
y. n. Collins. founder of ons of ths iarsl ol
Tho American steamship ilns~ 10 Europe, died
In hls homo IN Now York lat wask.
Tho extensive thrsshsr mauulactosy ol
stevens 4 CO., u dsnevs, n. y., has been d..
stroyod by hre. Loss. esoo,0Oo
Il II said thal several prominent New Yosh
banksrs arc ready 70 place thslr business ot
ths basis VI spocte pAymSntS, gold Aad green.
bscks bstng accepted - intsreouvsrtibls
These parties ass ns&bsrs VI ths CIsssinx
Honss, and only await lhs ssnSsal coucuusncs
of that body 70 pnt shslr plan INTO sRsst.
The long strike of tho New yoth slgar.
makers has bssa brought 70 IN end, The strih
rstasaing 10 work II The bsss rates thsy oaa
obtain.
vlve more Of tho Reading (ra.) railroad
rtosSrs " lat July have bssn sentenced 10 iii
months impsisonmsnl sAsh.
The Connecticut House u Representative
hAs passsd resolutions opt,oslng ths Hand NJ
~ bli Aad iAvortns sAs rssumptioaof spsst1
pAynssata
West.
Alt0vnsy 0enssal Dsvsne, After oousullAljos
with tsmstAsy sherman, has Addrssssd com
munlration ~ Judge Hangs. District Attorns,
= Chicago, inntsuellns him 70 iscceei visor
oaAly With Tho prosecution " thu cAsss In tAA
city, And obtain iudgment.
Advtosa from yort Haiord report Indiss
rimors nunssrous and general os songrseA
tam Of hostlIes iorth of Min rivcs. Aa msn,
- nlns camps Are reported On either uids d
ths lins. dsn. Niles thinks thsrs Il lrouhl,
aAeaA.
Advises from Tn Wsss report that Hitttnl
Dnll II now oempsd on yFsnchmAa's crset
with over i,oo0 lodges. inoIudlng shs sssapst
Mex Psroes And the resent dsssstsrs fran u.
seenclsa.
4 mast waal0n mardss WA rsssally psspe
txalsd On ! pAsssaxss train ~ thu CoIuinbul
And Toledo railroad, nsaS Uppsv HAndusky
Ohio. 4 notorious conhdsncs nan ald thsss
aard mOnls gambler nsmsd Lou Msnk, 10
ssthss with son,e u his "psls. snlrssA u,
/ car aud fOped IN Z frav6Ilna man fsom 4tisAs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

Col. Wagner writes tn The t,nmmisssun~s II In.
s~snal h~vvnne frrsn utv~nvslle, \. e.. that shs
ire~ch-iuAilns sine@ s~ns by ,h~ Commissioned
n fnlssnAi tl~vvsn~ irt Ms W usaesrs n ths
fsv~nwe in .hesr rAlAs on Tho Illicit ~hl~As il..
tiliss~ hAvr b~en " Er~Al assistance. In 4 ~.
csat raid made ~ the oessc~FN under sls Coisc.
tcs, In whtch they cAtAHsra IN eighty -ga,t,n
selif and afssssed The owness. shey ssts AesAiirs
~ nilas mooaahlnefs with shoteaas and rtheA.
They responded with their hteseh.lnAslsrp, Aa,l
chAswcd np ! hin npon shsis aasAllAnaA, driving
them bacA, eha1la9 thesm until lh~y we're 40.
r<ssed.
The Colorado stone man, n ~AA sasecs.
cd, turns oul IN be = sscond CAfdla.gtanl
srand. Accoraing 10 The statement u cltlssn
of Finland, Tiesa county. ra., tho so.calle,l
"stonc stAn, Vas manufactured there BY me
George Hull. who made thu CArdiR giant.
Hull nodded ami baked hia giant, espsndlng,
u y thought, ei0o00 " ei2,oO0 Oh II, which
exhausted his msAns Then he visited Mar.
mum, and shortly Atterwari ths object wAs
shipped 10 Colorado Springs, where II WAS
planted
The following business failures Ase AN
nounccd, !. n. nsAinard, noslon dealer,
Cleveland, Ohiol nhaics Herver. proiacs
mssrchAnt1, Now York. liabilities ei00, ,00O
DovAls 4 Co., thu oldest shipplns house o,l
south street, New York. liabilities ei60. 900, 1.
J. wiwhsman 4 Co., Wholesale Liquors, Cisve.
land, Ohio, Wood Co.. brass founders. philA
dsiphis. liabilities e7o,0oo.
The rcnnsylsAnls Editorial Association, II,
ssssIon ~ Harrisburg, last we~k. passed rsso.
tuition protesting against The bills before Co,,.
wrws~ I'sustdl,H fos nav oiss~lleAalon VI aaAil
matter. and fegalasluk thc lostAge thereon.
II has been decided by The Treasury Depart.
usent that bank drafts cAnnot be received ~
legal tender fof subscriptions 10 TIM per cent.
loan. The ssls of bonds u strictly cash buaI.
nesa, and deposits NJ cash will havs ~ he mada
y Tho snl.sreA.urtes BY rsvson. ~Ao want "a
buy, " Ov soine person fos them.
Tho committee u Western merchants aid
shippers appointed by tho convention held a
~. Paul. In October last. for thu purpose ot
urging npon Congress tho imperative necessity
of permanently improving The channel u tbs
Missla~ipp, hass presontsd petition ~ ths
iiause u Representatives Tor The apt,olnlmsni
u standing committee u tAs Honss, ~ l1
called the Conm,tlss on Permanent Impsove-
nsns of TIM Channel " lhs Mlsslsu.ppl illsss
and ~ Tributaries.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01
Tyulall anA huxley.

Tyndall and HUXLEY have vocabulary
of their own. When they were sitting
together ON the Mattcrhorn, one day, the
following conversation took place:
HUXLEY, how II Your molecular ac.
tion this morning 7"
"Thank you kindly, TyndAll. my bio
plast. are pretty active Just now. How
II Il with yonr own atoms =
"Ah, my dear friend they are IN 2
state u unstable equilibrium; and must
confess that tho dc6nitc combination Of
heterogeneous changes, both simultane-
oua and successive. II not IN corrcspon-
dence with external constituencies and
sequences. !,
Huxley simply replied with sigh, and
then they both sat down on another
piece of icc. - NtV York Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

Americans are exporting comns 70
London aud putting them IN the market
ri prices little more than half of those
charged by Her MAjesty's undertakcrs.
Tho Yankees began by sending Washing
maehinea, apple-parers, and egg-bcatcrH;
then they slippcd window sashcs. doors.
panels, and wainacots; within > year
they have been exporting ready.madc
furniture Of all kinds. from the com.
monest kitchen chair 10 the most elegant
drawing. room table; and now they arc
following the lilslcss Briton even 70 his
grave. aud packing hiin under ground
III brand new American collns with
patented handles and reversible lids.
vastly superior 10 the English. made
article, and with prices to suit the 6mcs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

Baungs hanks were established IN
France III 1895, aiAl have not tma<lo much
progress, In comparison with the growth
III savings banks In Great Britain " the
United StAtes. iii 1850 only III In 1000
Of the population were depositors; II
1875, tho proportion had Increased 70 %
In 1000. The total amount in the sav-
inRs banks a tho cloao of 1875 was ol02, :
O6b, 900. Tho average deposit waa, IN
1880, 13.75; III 1879, II was %. %; and
III 1875, ts.6b. Moat of the dep0aitosa
arc inhabitantM or tho manufacturing dis
tricl. Or large citic& The peasant pro.
prietors prefer Government bondst 10 nav.
iuQs banks,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

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fvfsadistsd The charge thss W. tlslalssel ~,
tttiHe ~ IrafAtsAt@ himself With The ksallsss
heaAiufs AsA sd that the svsnAsA rasns wjil
had taste ssutn iansf. ~ha wAs us,e II ihn~,
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esrhsAr~ <sest ~ay~Ash hsuthvs III IN lana
Tha alwvFAsa " dignity Ard i~s~onai Nv,
Political Aha~~ N eA~h uthsf eensiaassi MI
spann time. H~swrAl tlmes daring III,
~r.ue the galleries b~eams s,fs naiss. ~,
ln'sd Ari'aAas~ eAnse forth unrvhuAsd hy li'
chair.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01
4 Royal Sasta CLAWS.

Notwithstanding the bard times. tho
Emperor of Germany had : pleasant
Ohristmas. For several days before the
holiday evc tho aged monarch was seen
ID the FORENOON frcquenting various
shops and buying gifls with which 70
9lasltlen tho hearts Of his royal kina-
people. Large Crowds assembled be-
lore tho Imperial Palace on christina
eve 10 catch : glimpse Of tho royal tros.
decorated with gingerbread, sweet.
meats, gilded apples md nuts, illumin'
sesd With c0un{le1e tapers. aud bearing
eitte lcgsvsgy msmbss ol 10 housshod
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

tsttr Ns,tfit
Drugs, msdlclnss,
0luslk -, nsk, Dull
pAreMv -saaososN
Pa,a. Brushes
6WENS0N, LOWRY 4 CO.,
ElM ~. tvv~~s. ls~a.
PrsicriDtsas C1Iyhlly CsaDslnlel
s,s~ y. sss~ ,~.assp.. sss s~.~ ars. -
eafefwi Ara fssma~ssAs tAssMse*aslss, tsssts ~
sss* shs snssa ssssasAsAe
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" sii stsasa ssa ar%e+srss~~s. !.
w IN DOW al A -
VIA. s.~ ss4a,enss,.
- ~ a ~ - n ts % n
Fcf w iaai*%.
BLANK SOCKS,
Az sis@s asa aaai.stss ~ very lr~ prices.
w R1TIN1 PAPER.
3SgvD1o1Do
~ v~aureA rssce., II, ssses, weights anA cclevs.
00zEOOx1 moons,
WALL PAPERS,
Borders and Window Papcrs,
A sisIx,lAI.TY.
4 full lin. fcr sAs trade .. reAucsa rslc q.
sWgMooM, loWRv 4 90.
EIMBALL ( PlRNSWoRTH
BANKERS,
oRESCo, IOWA.
.~@m
Exchange, Gold, Silver
AND
Government Bonds
Bought and Sold.
Collections Ma1c and Isr0cccds
Promptly DcsnltsCd.
Drafts drawn ~ Ail sAs principal c.,ls. An towns
Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
TAIES ran FOR NON.RksiDENTs
Passage Tictst4 h, sas la,AAa IlAr, AiIen
Anehor lnr, uAion tins ~ reduced rAsss.
CORRESPONDENCE
New Sork. Gilman. sen Il Gu.
uh!eako o-Ha!na aaesonAl HAM.
Mrtsreaos~fisvt National HANK,
AAaoN ktAHAlL 1eMh rAsNswossN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01
Life In the White noas~.

so talks Mr.. Hayes, concerning his
daily life ~ President "Thcre ID no
much variety In the life of this building
that get wonder, instruction aud amuse-
mcnt from IL All kinds oi people, on
every conceivable crnnd, think that II
they can only see the President their
troubles arc ended. don't mind those
who merely want to shake hands. That
is pleasure and relief. They often
help me out Of dilemma. For example:
l may have some persistent, obdnral.,
Office. seeker or otiice-mAnager. Hc will
press his point. perhaps, until hc
Inns put his knees against mime and le.
mantls yes or no. II may be- TINT
| teel rising temper at his saggressiveness
Then Think Of the people outside. They
arr always lot in on presentation Of \
cnrd respects only. see some Of them
nj the instant, .lcwirous 10 shake hands. So
l turn from tho unpleasant caller, and,
while / talk 4 minute to the people, have
i chance to calm my mind and pre-
pare 10 answer the question" The Pres
i.lent IN reported to retain ono Of his
home customs Ut the White House; every
Saturday evening few frenls appear
and they nll sing together divers old
Methodist tunes. --NeM York Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01

HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
oRgsoo, IOWA.
KERRY 4 MeHU0H. Propristors.
= 0sasrai 0aakiag 0usinsss
3ron0oote6.
swy swA sell ksehanee, u1vasts IN ths Old
C0Wasstes.
FAsHA0E TgrkETs TO AND vNOM
EUMOFE ron NALE
Mstes and 0eovtgaUes
s:e.;s .s = 4: :: ..:s: :y: , = IN. . .s: :s s:ss.
sA;.'sy yNsSe f;ssSsa 70 and prompt fs's; wss s.
6stvs IAwtss, Iowa GreaeU, Iowa.
&. v oo.'4'
WeStpN NnNHd his
Mat :AAAAk
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-. !. ss :, !: M s..a as . ess X: s's:' w. sa''
We my ~ Cash. ssA ss,i sss shs ssms.
credit need M y sShsa TO-, = 4 viii nos ~ grant.
~. 1 an hound " NIL - 0kSAp - ANY 0aa los
es1l. AaA AaSe " s1ss ssssssl saaaifassios.
.Io'is '. MAYNARD,
Painter and olaslsv,
OHnAUo Iowa.
Akep asssly eIpoettA tts E.svstm. WIN mn b.
elssl!sd ~ sassy y ~evt. rvtess = eAssp = .ay-
esey.. s'.'e
DlllStllk 9 cslb D1r b.
LIVE OAK xARKET |,
LIB. DoOLlilLE, PrtDrisllr.
nsEksE, NiiE. ikssh visn. viouh All
tkkD.
Mtass touSht snd uay sslA.
Atwsss Wy ~ seil vlssvs Jon saa Do NJ heel Il
tAs adstss W Htvs 70 ~.
WELLINGTON I. BROWN I CO.
Manufacturer u. - Asalsr u
nwA0z0 A00 RAA00
FURNITURE lli MIRRORS
N ~ bisAs ~ varsss@s.
- Is:E w ~ s1sEo'AL ATTENTION . !
| UNDGRT
o., .,';:;ss s:s.,;. 'sA 's'p ''- "'s" ssA n n
| CRE6CO, IOWA.
sAf,s4 1a.lsteg e Y yss1Aass ~ vse4a .hsls ~
! -, ,5Is;.s - " 's~ ,'s-s' ''''sS's 4. q.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05
YANkToN DAKOTA TERRITORY EVENINGS OCTOBER 1875
feared will fail, Is . majority Of the reich
sssg pesslstently refuse to Weld on ques-
ton oflimtting the duration Of the law.
TR0OPa NoYINa.

INVOPB 4OVlNG.
London, Oct. ga despatch from Simla
confirms the report of the srrival Of four Of
The ameer infantry rsgimenss, with six guns
In front Of All Musnd; and says It iss gen
orally reported that British force is advan.
cling from Peshowan in the direction of
Jamrod with view to attack Ali Mussud.
Also that the ameer is massing troops at Ali
Aussud and Candahan and threatens Quetta
ENGLISH MONEY MATTERS.
London, Oct. 5.-The Times says there is
reason to hope that the deficit which lh.re.
holders Of the City Of Glasgow bank must
meet will not exceed slo,0O0,00o. X
The name Of the Glasgow ships building
firm which failed yesterday ie not yet made
public. The Liabilities, however, are placed
At 100000. Two and. possibly three other
ship building firms will fail.
With view TO afford relief 10 depositors
- soon as possible the COMMITTEES of other
Scotch banks is making arrangements to pay
ten shillings on!the pound soon az the banks
havs found that they will be safe in mskins
An advance to that amount.
The Bullionist announces the following
as some Of the advances made by the City Of
Glasgow bank: to james Wright, s2,500, 900.
to VIM. Scott, s7G5, 900; to J.. Morton, So
10000; to VIM. Nfchol, Of Bombay, and
I. Wing & Co., Rurrachu, $4,000, 1000; to
Lewis Potter, 100000; to R. salmond,
$5oo,00o; to w. Taylor, $s5o,0Oo; to NJ.
Buchanan & Co., $500,O0O.
THE Silver MARKET.
London, Oct. 5.-The Times In a finan.
cial article. says: The silver market is
very stsgnant. :. Wherever moderate
amount is Offering ii is generally thought
the price would relapse, but as long as
there is none to be had no material adverse
movement In value is apprehended.
THE CITY OF GLASGOW.
II Is rumored that Potter. one of the di.
rectors of the city of Glasgow bank, and
who was also member of the firm of Pot
ter, Wilson & Co., which failed when the
bank closed its doors, had large advances
from the broken bank.
The bank of Mora, local branch of the
city OF Glasgow Ioank, in:,he Isle of Man,
held from million and half to million
aud quarter Of dollars of deposit. About
al spare money is mislsid, and many per-
sons left destitute.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05
TELEcRApAlc eRevlr,es.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
New York, Oct. 5.-Bank statement: re-.
serve decrease. q. .36l ,2S0.
NEW YORK TWENTIETH.
Schenectady, N. T., 5.-The democratic
twentieth congressional district nominated
Alexander ]. Thompson, Of Schenectady,
Tor cossress. The nationals have nomina.
ted +. F. Wendsli for the same office.
NEW YORK THIRTY-sEcoNp.
Buffalo. N. T., Oct. 5.-Ray v. Pierce
was nominated to congress by the republi.
cans Of the thirty.second district, in placs
OF Sherman 8. Jswett. declined.
BURNED OUT. g
Hamilton. Ont. Oct. 6.-The planning mill
and sash factory Of ]. B. Dsytoot 4 Co.,
with the adjoining property, burned last
night. Loss. esaoo0; insuranoe, $4,000.
TIE PLYMOUTH.
Portsmouth,, N. II. Oct. GAUnited States
'hip Plymouth, Oape Harnoa, arrived hsrs
today hom Portland. She L ordered 10
take In coal and provisious. r
THE wALKRRa
Yew York. oct Ain The wxikias match
to-day Il 1870 2. n. OLcasy has made
s7s siIss cd Haohe Soa nils. Hsshc.
viii the sFsAsess sdsacaly and s..uinel,
10 grsas pain.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05

Stolen Herses Recovered by Marshal ELS
Tho Old and the New Stage Lines-Per.
. sonal Mention.
Correspondence Press and Dakotaian.
B1Jou HILLS, d. T., Sept. 3O,'7s.
The team brought from Fort Pierre by
Judge Leeper few months ago and sold to
Joe LaRoche, was taken this morning BY
Deputy Marshal Ely, as stolen property,
back to Deadwood.
On this trip the marshal has served near.
" one hundred aubpenas on the citizens
along the river from Cheyenne agency down
e far = Red lake, Including the latter
ranchmsn, to attend court at Rapid City,
Black Hills, which is now in session.
The Wyoming Sage company have dis
tributed their stock along their new line
this week, from Springfield to Deadwood.
By the looks Of their horses and the pre-
Sumed wealth of, the company, We he upper
denizens Of the Missouri river valley feel
that We are going to have a stage line Sec
ond to none in the west. ~ .
With the end Of this month Mr. George
Chamberlain Of White Swan withdraws his
line that has carried the United States mail
from the above named place to Grow Creek,
during the past IL months. We can but
award him a"well DONE" He did not
start out with great. expectations. The res
idents and patrons along the line anticipated
but little. He says he has surprised him.
self by making his stock. wagon and h.r.
nssss q clear bsdd.s some caah,a While his
friends respond, We are glad Of it!
Joe LaRoche's many FYaukeo6 friends
will bs glad 10 learn, that next month he in.
tendato visit the old..homs,tead in Can.d..
after lapse Of many years.
Lieut.. Louis Wilhelmi, ofLowsr Brule
d. T., passed here to-day on six months
leave Of absence. The girl he left behind
him when be donned the blue is looking for
hin, and will probably return with him to
the land of the Dakotas.
fefNnnk rs 4s RIJOU.
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swAsAINcToN.
POSSE coM1rArrs.

Washington, October 5.-A general order
just issued from the war depart
ment calls the attention of officers <oi
the army to the section in the army appro-
priation bill, passed At the last session Of
congress prohibiting the use of the army
y posse comitatus, except in such cases -
may be expressly authorized by the consti-
tuition or acts Of congress.
RETIRED.
Surgeon General Gnsr, Of the navy, has
been .rstiredsfrom active, dsty, having at-
tained the ass Of g.. His successor will
not be appointed till the return Secretary
Thompson.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS.
Now being received 1t Chas. Eiseman &
Co.'S. Broadway, the newest and latest
styles Of staple and fancy dry goods, of oil
descriptions, At bottom prices.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05
the I N NEWS.
At And About Memphis the Fever Il
Very Bad.
And 1t Baton Rogue Every House Is Hospl.
tal.
The Great Sailurs ana Its Results, the
9Tspte % the Lona On Press.s
YELLOW FEVER.
At NEW ORLEANS.

At NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Oct. 5,-Weather clear and
warm. York commander OF the Grand
Army of the Republic is one of the sign.
e1 Of an appeal made BY the New Orleans
central relief committee for means to ep
able them TO continue issuing rstions to the
destitute.
New Orlesn,, Oct. 5-Deathe, SO: cases,
reported, St Total deaths. 3.ll2; cases,
10.303.
ss AT BATON ROUGE.
Baton Rouge. Oct. 5.-Deaths In the past
"a hours, eight There were oyer eighty
new cases daily for the last four days. The
city Is now hospital. Almost every house
contains some sick. Wear now in the
midst Of trouble. Those who are we'll are
worn out through want Of rest and sleep
As the weather promises no relief the cry
for assistadce comes on every side. Judge
Buckner, another active and efficient How
ard, 10 sick.
At MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Oct. 5.-It threatened rain
early this morning, but has cleared, off
bright and warm. DR.. r. W. Mitchell,
medical director of the Howards, to day rs-
ceived the following telegram from Ger.
mantown, Tenn:
send doctor to US at once. Dr.Thomp-
son is prostrated. Ten new cases have de.
veloped in the past ~ hours and there are
no physicians to help u.s." g
From noon yesterday till noon to-day the
undertakers report 40 ilterments, 27 of
these being reported ihia morning. Among
those who have died since last night are
John A. Holt, cashier of the bank Of Com.
nerce; 8. n. Gobe, an active member Of
the Howard association; Mrs. j. M. To.
meny; Wm. Krous, druggist in charge Of
Fohlen & Kleinsmidts drug house; Mrs.
Lucy E: Adams. Mrs. ]. NJ. Shaw,
Mrs. G. W. Howard, Jno. E. Miller,
nurse from Texas; Mr.. A. w. Nelson, A.
strattman, Thos. Mofforad and Mrs. T. G,
Washington. N. W. Luff book keeper of
the Daily Avalanche, and Jno. w. Wag-
usboy, secretary of the Masonic relief board
were taken down this morning. Four of
the family Of Esquire s. N. Coleman are
sick with fever at Raleigh Tenn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05

We arc prepared to supply the liquor and
cigar srsds Of tAe nossAvs-a sl hstssr prices
sAaa ssss dscs Dskesa ~ sssslsi.
Anlsn Il OnlnAa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05

Call at Eiseman 4 Co.'S before purchasing
AID Examine af Aesk of drss goods,
Shsca ars thsnijsst liss ever broashtSo ,hs
territory. ]
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CLOAM, 0AAA,,

Chaa EiaenAn 4 Co. have now . large
lioe Of the newest ssylss Of ladies ready
made cloats. sAewlA etc, chesper than ever