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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

In case Dakota should be divided on the
Tooth meridian as now proposed, wouldn't
it be a good idea to attach the southern pop
ulated counties to Iowa:-!Siour Cuy Jour
nal.
While We are deeply moved by the moth
erly solicitude manifested by the Journal,
there are powerful motives which prompt
us to suggest that the people will respect
fully decline. Dakcts, if left 10 manage its
own affairs. will, in 9 few years, become a
more wealthy andi Influential state than
Iowa. The future wheat fields of the north.
west lie within Dakota's boundaries.-Prss
If Ddkotdian.
How would it be il northern Nebraska
could be Joined with southern Dakota. In
der the present state of affairs, we might as
we'll be out of Nebraska as in it.-Nlobrara
Pioneer.
Now you are talking sense. Northern
Nebraska has been so long neglected by the
balance of the state that its lack of loyalty
is not to be wondered at. Attached to Da.
kota, it would give us population sufficient
for a state, and its interests and our own
would profit thereby. The Pioneers sug-
gestion is better than the Journals
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

The house committee on education and
labor has agreed to report favorably the bill
applying the proceeds OF the sales of public
lands to the education of the people. 1t is
provided that the act shall not have any ef-
feet 10 repeal, impair, or suspend any law
now authorizing the presumption of public
lands for homesteads, nor as limiting in any
manner the power Of congress to alter or ex-
tend the right ofhomestead upon such lands.
The power of congress over the public
domain is not abridged by the act. The
proceeds of the sales Of public lands are to
be certified by the secretary of the interior
to the secretary of the treasury each year,
The secretary of the treasury is then to APP
portion to the several states and territories
according TO population these proceeds on
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

or before the Slst Of July of each year which
apportionment is to be applied to the free
education ofchildren and the endowment and
support Of colleges, one-fourth to be used
for the maintenance of agricultural and
mechanical colleges. At the expiration Of
five years one-half of the proceeds shall be
set apart as an educational fund to be inves-
ted in United States 4 per cent. bonds, both
principal and interest payable in coin, the
interest only to be used as prescribed for
the first ten years. The distribution is to be
made according TO the population ten years
old and upward who cannot read and write.
The legislatures otthe states and territories
are to have power to designate whether any
of this fund and what amount Of 1t shall he
to colleges and institutions of learning,
the amount not to exceed one-half.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18
coHsEcRAreo TO EDUCATION.

Washington, March l4.-The committee
III education and labor to-day instructed
Mr.. Goode, the chairman, to report a bill
providing that the net proceeds Of Gales Of
public lands shall forever be consecrated and
set apart for the education of the people.
The act is not to have any effect to repeal,
impair, or suspend any law authorizing the
presumption Of public lands or entry OF pub.
lie lands for homesteads, nor us limiting in
any manner the power of congress to alter
or extend the right Of Homestead upon such
lands; nor shall it be held to limit or
abridge the power Of congress over the pub
lie domain to interfere with granting of
bounty lands. The secretary ofthe treasury
is required, on or before the 3lst Of July OF
each year, to apportion to the several states
and territories, and to the District of Colum-
bia, upon the basis Of population of said
states and territories between the ages Of
five and twenty-one years, the net proceeds
of the sales of public lands for the previous
year prouded, that after five years half Of
said net proceeds, and after ten years the
whole Of the same, shall be set apart rs ar
educational fund, which said funds shall BE-
invested in bonds of the United States bear
ing a rate of interest not less than four pei
centum per annum, both principal and in
terest payable in coin, interest on such edu
c%ational fund only to be appropriated a
above provided, and that for the first tel
years the distribution Of the net proceed
and the interest of the fund to and amony
the several states, territories, and District Q
Columbia, shall be made according to tn
number of their respective populations, 9
10 years old and upward, who cannot rea,
and write, as shown from time to time b
the last preceding published census of tn
United States. The first apportionment
to be made on or before the 3lst of July
1873, when the states and territories shal
be entitled to receive their distributiv
shares. Mr.. Goode will offer an amendmer
providing that o%ne-fourth the money apprc
priated by this bill shall be given to tn
agricultural collese and institutions {
learning established in accordance with tn
act of congress Of July 2, 1862, unless i
n case the state legislature shall Other
wise direct.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

John w. Hoy,, Of Wisconsin, nominated
by the president as governor Of Wyoming,
is eminent as an agriculturist. He was for
. number of years president of the state
agricultural society, editor Of an agricultu.
raj paper, and represented the grangers of
the state at the last Paris exposition. But
all this does not make his appointment &C.
ceptable to the denizens of the desert terri.
tory. 1t involves the removal Of Gov.
Thayer before his time has expired, and in
duces the people to enquiries" How is this
for civil service reform?" His confirmation
will be opposed by the entire Union Pacific
ring, aud will probably bring about another
contest between tue senate and the execu
tive
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

A meeting of hard money advocates Of
of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin,
was held last Friday at Chicago and an Or
ganization effected. The following officers
were chosen and a platform adopted Presi-
dent George W. Allen of Milwaukee ; treas.
urer, Lyman G. Gage of Chicago secretary.
Thomas NJ. Nichols; executive committee,
NJ. L. Scudder, D. L. Shorey, J.. NJ. Durand,
J.. H. Durham, w. I. Baker, and Charles
Randolph of Chicago; B. Leidersdorf,
Edward Sarderson and Alexander Mitchell
Of Milwaukee E. V. White of Lacrosse,
F. W. Hayes, Of Detroit, ]. A. Wheelock
of St. Paul, Thomas A. Barnes and T. G.
Fish of Rancine, Edward Russell of Daven-
port.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

The time is fast approaching when the
presence of a military force along the Mo.
brara river will be absolutely necessary for
the protection Of the settlers of that region.
While the Spotted Tail Indians remain in
camp they are not guilty Of anything more
serious than occasional depredations, but as
soon as their tepees are pulled down and
their goods and stock are on the road for
their White river reservation, they will
doubtless begin a general raid upon the set
Elements unless an adequate military force
is present TO head them off. During the
winter about four hundred ponies have been
stolen from these 1ndiass by a gang of
thieves who have their headquarters some
where in the wild country beyond Paddock.
This systematic and wholesale robbery las
enraged the indians beyond all forbesr
hnce. They argue that white men have
faken away their wealth aud from white
men they must secure its equivalent. To
them there ia no difference between the
professional thief and the farmer who never
has harmed them. The possessions of the
latter are before them within easy grasp.
and from them they will certainly make
good the depletion in their herds unless
prevented by force. The settlers of toe
Niobrara are in 10 way responsible for
these depredations and are entitled to all
the protection which the government can
furnish. This we hope will be given when
the Indians begin - move IS that will be
lie critical moment
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18
THE WHISKY BILL.

washington, March 14.-Ihe house to-
Jay, oy a very close vote, passed a Joint res
oiuton' reported favoraelY from the com
nlt.ee OF ways ana means, providing that
.ne laA on oislllsed WHISKY IN bono could
ue palo any time WITHIN tnree years from
lhe oa'e OF Tue entIy IN oono, instead OF one
year as is required oy the existing law.
MS Is en.irely IN tne interest OF the manu-
h,,, :. y. "nasAy lol eiiuAlhs purposes.
out IS OF no use 70 rectihers' or distlllers of
tl4uol "nicu requires lecuncatlon. The
'oi1o"ina Is ,he 1ull teAt OF me resolution:
nesosetu. lie. .he TAX on al! dlstliled spl.
Il.s nerea..eE entered IN deposit IN distlllery
Greenhouses, snsil Ut oue D payable be-
iole anu d. .ne ume 1ne same are with
ciaHn .neIeiloIn, ana Wltn,n tnree years
a apa sne ua.s % entry LOT oeposit therein,
und I. "]a,euous'ns oohus nerea,.er taken
u a ,ne PROVISIONS OF sec:ion 1913 OF the
t &c nasa ;.a'uees o.! Lne onlleo ota!es, shall
y e su oui..roneu lot we pastnent OF Inc TAX
~ spt.S as spec'ueo ~ 'ue enls, ana IN
,ha nron ~ ~ saHs !, ,h an, nas scclueo under
- 50 u !. iesolu''on' peiole re.
ulosaI iIolo 'he ois.iiierv warehouse, and
ml.lin 'htee years from the date OF said
oo Sesto
AZ = ana. .ne 'ule "!tnln winch dis
~ ai 5is. Hpl,.s ne!e,olole entered ioi deposit
~ ,tui'ss....lS "%aienouses' ale required 70 be
a;,;nu. sneiel.om, pursuant 10 me con
at , y. ans Malenouslng oond taken
.aoaI,, one seal pllol 10 Tue passage OF THIS
. l1ah upon ent.Y OF such spirits In
sun aono uouer inc provisions OF
sec! ,a $3.50 OF me revised statutes OF the
SiI.eo e.a.ss' sua''' on a written request
osins naue as hereinafter specified
w. eA.en1eu !oE a period
~. eAceeolng tnree years from
.ne ua.e VI en.ry Oh sucn so,ri.s into
"~aienouse' out sucn extension shall not be
u.aue ~ east, unisss there snail be Endorsed
upon, OF appenuea 70 the "arehousing bond
q Written Iequest tncfeior, and the acknowl-
eesuien. VI 'aeii ilaoiii.y, under the terms
% sa.u oonu, lor ,he PERIOD Tor which eX-
sehs,oo Is sFan'eu, toeether with interest
gu .ac YAK. ~ any mas accrued. under the
Pi~os'slons . .h's iesaiuuon, asi II the same
were inserted 10 the BODY OF said bond, 10
oe uu1s executed oV me principal and
sur,tles IN pond and acknowledged BY each
OF mem before q collector or deputy collec-
tor OF internal revenue. or some other officer
authorized by law to take acknowledgment
of deeds. Proutded, That the sureties on
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18
Che Daily 4ress and pnkutaian.
YANk DAKOTA.
Monday Evening, March 10. 1873
The Daily Press and Dakotaian

The house committee on reform in the
civil service, investigating the affairs OF
Col. Polk, doorkeeper of the house of rep.
resentatives, has agreed upon a report by
a vote of : against 8, which charges him
with violations cflaw and loose management
of his office in the matter of appointments,
and they recommend his removal, aud that
subordinates of the house be placed under
the charge of the sergeant-at-arms until tie
house shall determine upon the election of
another doorkeeper.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-18

London, March Il -Subscriptions for
the new issue Of fifty million roubles in
treasury bonds were opened in S, Pe.ers-
burg on Wednesday. /, is officially stated
thst the whole amoun WAS Immediately
subscribed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

AssEssMrST.-An assessment Of twenty
cents per share 10 levied BY the consoli.
dated Imperial Mining Company. dslin.
quent on the 18th Of May next. Bee OF.
ficial notice IN our advertising columns
to-day.
DIR. PRrrcHAHp. the pugilistio msdico
OF Virginia City. was fined " 30 for
striking Alderman Bitter. An appeal has
been taken to the District Court.
The appointment Of W. lily. Doans ~
Deputy County Assessor was revoked to-
day aud James Phelsn was appointed In
his place.
MAYOR BrLxslP. Of Virginia City. has
vetoed the ordinance which ordered the
closing Of barber shops at ! O'Clock on
Sundays.
J. NJ. BELL telssraphic operator 81 the
Gold Hill depot has made . fns drawing
Of the Yellow Jacket new works.
THERE will 10 . meeting Of Lincoln
Hose Company No. 3 At their house In
Lower Gold Hill this evening.
COUNTY ASSESSOR Fox and his deputies
commenced the work Of assessing property
In Storey county to-day.
LIBERTY Engine Company No. l will
hold . meeting at the engine house this
evening.
Eva LucAssAS has been arrested 10 vir.
ginis City ON . charge Of conducting .
rattle. .
CHARLES MERRow has been appointed .
special policeman In Virginia City.
JAMES BRrES still holds his position ~
Chief Of Police 10 Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
Csun,y c.mnis.so.er..

Tho Board Of County Commissioner
met In Virginia City this morning.
Present, Messrs. Randall. Nye. Hszeltine
and Shepherd.
Commissioner Torp was also In attend.
ance. but did not take his seat In the
Board for the reason that he contemplated
presenting . petition before the Board.
A communication was received from
W. II. Botsford. offering his resignation
~ Registry Agent for Flower Precinct.
James Woodbury. was appointed 10 oil the
place thus made vacant.
A communication was received from L.
II. Torp, asking for IN extension Of bis
lease Of the Geiger toll road for the fur.
thcr term Of Ave years. at the nominal
rental Of one dollar.
by resolutions. duly drawn and adopted.
the Board entered into the contract -
asked by Mr.. Torp. granting him . lease
Of the said Geiger Toll.road for the term
Of five years. dating from April "a, 1878.
Chairman Randall said that several par
ties had made application for the purchase
Of the Tyler Mining claim on American
Flat. The property was bought In for
taxes by the skeriff. Messrs. Hazeltine
and Randall were appointed - . com.
mittec to sell the property at the best price
prscurable.
The Hospital Committee wls instructed
TO get Q reputation from DR.. Kirby for
Hospital supplies. and report ct the next
meeting.
Adjourned to meet May eth At II
O'Clock A.. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The wsys and Means Committee to-day
decided by one majority In favor OF the
income tax. The yeas were Tucker. sayles'
Robbins, Harris. Burchard and Gibson
siI. The nays we're Wood. Garfield. Banks.
Kelly and Phslps-nve. Tho details OF
the measure have yet to be prepared.
Bishop Andrews. OF the New York Meth
odist Conferences, has decided that the
licensing Of women preachers 10 against
the doctrines Of Wesley. The dissppoint.
cd advocates OF the new departure have
taken an appeal 10 the General Conference
Of Methodlsts Of the whole country In
1880.
DR.. II. Aiiovin. . native Of Cuba, ON
mitted suicide In Los Angeles this morn.
ing BY cutting his throat with . razor 1t
his room In the Hotel De Pays. lie leaves
sfsmily In Ban Francisco, TO which place
be had purchased . ticket.
Preparations are making at wilkesbarre.
Pa, for Centennial commsmoration OF
the battle and massacre OF Wyoming, July
s, ITS. President Hayes has promised to
assist.
Tho Rope mandatory Of Bonte d Co.,
Dayton, Kentucky. WAS burned this morn
ing. The loss 10 estimated 81 $4,000.
8, Angler Chase, treasurer Of the Union
Mills, Fall River. Massachusetts, 10 . de-
fsulter for S4So,0 0o.
Subscriptions to the four per cont. loan
to-day amount 70 S266 500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
Was Johnston Poisoned.

I, will he remembered that tho NEWS
published on item to the effect that . note
was found on J. n. Johnston's body stating
that the dead man had been poisoned by
Charles Pcsslcy. This was generally dis.
credited, but In order to thoroughly SATISFY
job ,sion's friends. DR.. Engle Of Virginia
City hAs consented Ia make q chemical
analysis Of tho stomach, which WAS accord.
ingly removed before Johnston'a burial
on Monday. As no u could have reason.
ably held animosity against Johnston, tho
idea seems ridiculous. Even II poison
should 10 discovered in the stomach, u
would not be sufficient TO fssten suspicion
upon Charles Peasley whoever that man
may lie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
FROM A PHYSICIAN.

HIDE P.nE. VI. Feb. :. 1875.
liessrs. Seth W. fovls . Sons, Boston,
Gents: You may perhaps rmsmbsF that ] wrote
you several week. ago In regard to the uss Of
the Peruvian syrup for my wife. who wee sol.
fering from general debility, the sequence Ut
Typhoid Dysentery. ! bad tried the sost not
ed physicians In THE state, Nnd also 10 .snsaa.
without relief. Al your accommodation she
commenced the use OF the syrup. the frst fonr
hot lee made but little Impression, but while
failing the nth she began 10 improve rapidly.
and now, after using siI OF the dollar DO, Ties,
shs ha. regained her strength. and 10 abls TO DO
most Of the work about the house; and feel
that I cannot speak too hlshly In praise OF the
Peruvian syrup. 1 have prescribed 10 TO- sew.
veral Of my pstistts. and have procured the
sals Of several dozen Of Il here. You eau make
any uss OF this letter YOU zee o.. Yours VIZ
truly. IL. ID. n. ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
Ass...,. $40. a.s.,.s
Departures s.s.s xsestss.
~E~~MEN

s.,..n ,.t ,h.r,. levied April 9TH; lie.
iin.n.ui Nsy I'M: ..l. day, Msy ls,L.
y.,,.~ I.~L.s-t, psr share. l.yi~i Ap,il
IN. d.Iinausut May eth: sals day. Jusr
IN.
r.. .m,.,t.i-4o cent. pei share: levied
Anvil s,h. ~isl,nau.nt Mag ls,h. sale day.
Juus sth.
n.x.-,s rant. La, .l.n,. levied April
49, .i.i,nnn.nt Nav an. al. dsy, MAY
a-,h.
,.v u.,x.-ae.a,. per share: le,l-i April
~. i,Ilpnusnt NAY sth: sale day, Nay
2Tth.
u.... u...sv 10 cent. p-r share.
.x, J.na.r, YiIh, deIieau.a, Anil ath.
s.le day, May 9Th.
$50 s.n,. 49,, .h,,. l.yi.d Apr,l i-t
J%.iIlnn,nt Nav Tth /; sale day, My 18th.
.-...,..~u >. ... .h.r., levied March
En- a,i,uaa.n. Msy an: sale dsy. May
1sia.
,x.,,. e.ut- pei share; levied
usrb ssh. ~delihaaent Nay ~. sale day.
u.y ?.d.
.s,. ne, share, levied March 7sih.
ss,,noa., .,rsI am; sale isy. MAY 2Oth.
Ns--. ,.,.. L.,,.i March
A'pns se"t Ih,,I ss,s. - d.,' Ma,
"a,
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A'ts-n ". ,,i Is;h' al ass' Ma, -th.
-. ,.,lsi March ian,
Ab~senes = p.,n Nj. -. IA, M, an
...s.s. c,...-Te ..,. Der share. LEVIED
March Sun us'haus"' ~P''
Nay
tseevEs "a COW, IT,, s
eve,
sale usS' 80 - .,,.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
0rass aad Flower bssd.

8. d. 4 C. @. Baker, grocery and pro.
vision dealers. at No. o. South Q street,
Virginia City. give notice In our sdvertis.
ing columns to-day that they have Just re-
ceived . large and splendid assortment Of
garden, field and flower seed, which they
will sell In quantities TO suit purchasers.
Among Others Of their assortment. they
have . large lot Of the celebrated Alask.
clover seed, which. beyond . doubt. will
he we'll adapted TO the rough climatic
changes OF our mountains. and will be
Just the thing for identifying yards and
walks. Farmers living In the valleys and
on the Carson and Truckee rivers, who de-
sire good seed. can hardly do better than
10 give the Bakers . call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

Ophir Fiops the Market Agais-Ash
Wednesday Eastsrn stseks -Ea.
reha Consolidated, brand Prise;
IIussey-rhe subsided savage
fisod-sutro rusaei-se uth Fad
I'rsapeets-lnspestat A~ss~sssness
-ro.Dny'. View OF che httaasisa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
A CARD.

To all Who are sussrins non the errors and
lndiscrstious Of youth. nervous weakness safiy
decay, Ices of manhood. str ! VIII send .
receipt that will cure you. rRnl % onAnos.
ThIs great rsnsdy vN discovered b. mission:
arr in smith America. send ~elf-add,eess
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