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The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

During the month of March there were
thirtv-eight building permits issued from
the Engineering and Surveying Department.
They are as follows: -'i
Annie Price, ons house on East aide Of
Thatcher street, north of Sixteenth. ..
Martin Mulroney, one house on north side
Of Chestnut street, west of jackson. = :.
Thomas Ford and, Joshua Z. Sintns, SIX
houses, 8. W. corner of Third and Jackeon
streets. ,Fss Nsgrs
Thomas Ford, one stable, cas-. side Of
Cherry street. south of Third street.
Henry C. McLear, fish market, east side
Of King street, between Front and Second
streets.
William Thompson, one house, west side
Of Anchorage street, south Of Oak. - gt
Thomas Mayne, one stable, south side OF
Twelfth street betAeen West and Washing
ton streets. ~ ~s
David P. Carter, two houses, east eide ef
Wilson street, between Eighth and Taylor
streets. i.' @.a'"' ~" 'F
Martha W. Allen, one house. northwest
corner of Twenty-third and Market streets.
Nary Hall, one house, north side Of Thir-
teenth street, west OF Washington.
Perry Ewing, one house, west side Of
DUPONT street, south of Fourth. Il,
Andrew Stewart, one house, north side of
Lowering avenue, east of Scott street.
Bernard Best, one house, southwest cor
ner Of Eighth and Thornton streets. ..-
Edward Forrest, three houses, east side
Of Adams street, south Of Eighth. g-
William Wright, carriage factory, east
side Of Orange street between Front and
Second streets.
Isaac G. Saxtpn, two houses, north side
Of Third street, between French and Wall
nut. r
Samuel G. Simmons & Bro, eight houses,
N. f. corner of Sixth and Church streets.
Archie Given, two houses, east side Of
Jefferson street between Eighth and Ninth
! streets. 4.. ,,r..
Benjamin W. Conner, one house, south
| side of Third street, west of VanBuren.
W. R. & H. Cause and James Conner.
two houses, southwest corner of 12.h AMI
Jefferson streets.
Thirty-four Of the buildings were dwell
Tugs, two were stables, and there was 0
carriage factory and fish market. Dunag
the month of March, 1877, there were
fifteen permits issued. .. &C.. .--..
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
BROKEN TONGUE.

10 response to the alarm of fire on Satur-
day morning about 8 o'clock at Eighth and
French streets, the Delaware hose carriage
in going down eighth street hill from
French, "got away" from the boys. Jos
Mason and another young man who had
held of the tongue, tripped and fell to the
ground, barely escaping being run over
The tongue of the carriage stuck in the
ground when at the bottom of the hill and
snapped of.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
ST. JAMES CHURCH FAIR.

| A fair will be held In the basement OF St.
James Catholic Church, Lowering Avenue
and Riddles Road, sometime dur'pg the
month Of Nay. si..L glia a-...a.
The society for paying off the debt Of the
church, organised BY Father Hochkeppell
accomplishes much good, but the cougrega-
tion is poor, and the aett large. The pas
tor relies upon the coming fair, hoping that
. sufficient sum may be realized to relieve
the church of its circumference, and he
will be very grateful TO any person who
give any sum to those authorized to col.
lect. E E. .. -......tl
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


AIOTICE.-I, Darrell ;Tolwell do here by
" give rot1ce that shall apply In wit.
Ing to the Judges Of the Court # General
Sc .sions OF the feace ana Jal, Isl.vefy OF
the state OF e'aware, in and for he county
of New Cast 6 ON Monday, 'h' 9th day OF
way next y. u. rs b"ins the first day OF
the next nj ay Tel M of the sa I'd Court, Tor o
nren.: e tn keep Eotet IN the Town OF Deia'
aware City. Sc o9l Disnc| 'c.52 Red Lion
nuntre,. ~ W Castle equity, DEL, TO sci
in oSirattrg liquors in il sssqnan'i les than
q, 4 the f .!lcw'u; II spectacle citiZ .pS re-
..nmn., Il Il e said app,cat'cn, t,Mit:
f A ri e, Jr, F. e. Iaboub,
o,1is an0ub. .inhu JA re-.
7 Enrt.r, George Davidson,
I,~eph l. eseh, Jo'ili Arinouf
Jnhn Na.hikle, John j. N essick.
Peter X ice, ion Lang,
lnhn = ,auter John II. y vidsHn,
j I'm H. Roberts John M. Craig
Ioin Nichols, ,,o,yp,r
t'prl..3r DAM COLW WfLh.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
WHO Is GUILTY OF LIBEL.

The Gazette, in a neishborly spirit recon-
mends the soiled dove, O'Toole, to sue the
HERALD for libel. II the truth Is llbellous
We are guilty. We hold that an attempt
to lift consensual agreement between
Ciegg and O'Toole to live in open violation
of the decalogue, into marriage, is a libel
upon our common christianity, and the
only deserving reproof or punishment.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
A ROMAN VIRTUE.

William McMulltn, Esq. of Philadelphia,
whose ward gave Seymour for President
one thousand more majority than there were
voters in it, refused to be introduced to
Hayes, as he did not wish to be placed in
the position Of even countenancing Presi>
dent who held his office by frauds upon the
bsllot-box. Bravo, William, a young sin
ner maker and old saint.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
SINKING FUND LOAN.

To-day the Sinking Fund Commissioners,
J. T. Head, W. McCauley, and Francis
Barry, will disburse the semi,annual pay
ment of the Sinking Fund Loan, amounting
to So .S92, an order for which was directed
to be drawn at the last meeting of Council.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
CARNCROsS AND pIxEY.

This evening every person desiring to
witness o flrst>class performance should
visit the Grand Opera House to wituess
Carncross and Dixey's celebrated minstrel
company's laughable burletque of "Helen's
Babies" A large number OF reserved seats
have been taken. .m ........a.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
REHOBOTH RAILROAD.

The contractors have discovered that a.
large branch on the line of the Rehohosh
Railroad, ever which they expected 10 make
a solid road-bed, will have to be bridged.
1t is said that stake can be pushed by
hand twenty five feet below the surface. -
Georgetown journal. .'"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
STURGEON FISHING.

A Bowers Beach writer complains that
the sturgeon fishermen come on our shore
from New Jersey and Pennsylvania and
reap large profits, amounting to thousands
of dollars, and are no profit to the State,
while they mend their nets and gun and
fsh on Sunday, without regard to law or
custom, II Milford News '-.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
TEARING A STABLE DOWN.

Three boys named John Hanley, Harry
Stoopes and William Blackburn, were ar-
raigped before Mayor Whitley, on Saturday
evening, charged by Adam Wsller with
malicious mischief in tearing down his
stable, But as the evidence proved that =
kicking horse of bis did the t'tearipg,"
they were dismissed. .,,1 ..... .,. ,l,.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
FREE LECTURE.

Stephen P. Wilkinson, Of Christian Hun.
laed l.ctured at the City Hall yesterday
afternoon to small congregation on "Sec-
tartan, baptism, immersion, judgement to
come shortly"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01

TN THE DISTRICT COUpT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOk THE DISTRICT
OF DELAWARE.
In the matter OF
Hamilton & Cummins,
Bsnkrupt.--In Hansluptcy.
At WlimiD m, in said Dittrict, on TX
f2d day Of March. r, d. 1879.
DISTRICT OF delaware, IS.
Notice is hereby given that a Petition
la, been filed In said court by Will an A,
Gnmmins, Of smyrna, Ker coz uty, IN said
i'ist'ict, du'y declared fanhrupi- undel
he act OF Congress OF March 2, 1857 for 8
dh charge, and certificate thereof from
I'll hf deb;s, and claim. ,provable. unde,
:n,G act. d that the Fifth day of Apri
1879, at il o'c' ock. a. m,, j. assigned for tht
!, arirg of the sa me, at Wilnin4 ton afore.
said wis ard where you may attend anC
show cause, if anv YOU have. Wy tht
pgayer o. the said Petition So u not b.
granted.
CLERK Of the y. =. District Court,
snar25-2t law Delaware Dis riot.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
THE HERALD.
Wilmington. De-, April L, 1873.

THE WEATHER; ;-To-day n sciH be
cloudy and s0nleirndt cooler aUtth rain, fol.
to"ed bv colder and gradually clearing
soeathcr.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
DEATHS.

In Philadelphia March s0th Samuel Rum
ford In his 7Srd year
relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to meet the remains at
the Wilmington and Brandywind Cemetry
o;a uesday April 2nd at l-3O P. NJ.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01

AIOTICE.-The Diamond State Loan Asss-
~ citation has issued new series Of
stock now ready; per cent interest al.
lowed fines only2 per cent; owns no pro.
pc ty and has made no loses
GEO. G. MARIS, Secretary.
marl5-tf COL Shipley Street
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01

= The religious services at the Holly Tree
Ipn, Yesterday afternoon, were conducted by
Rev. DR., ]. Il. Nixon, of the Central Pres
byterian Church.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Joseph Fleming, of this city, will
start, this morning, on tour to the West
40 an agent for New York firm:
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01

The surest means to rid yourself Of that
distressing cough is to use DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup. Price 25 cents bottle.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01

If you want q stylish spring hat 70 to
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, s1a
Market street. IF.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
FOR SALE.
NOTICES..

hTurlCE.-Partits who are in waut 0
needles, parts or attachments for thu
Dav or Grover & Baker Machiues car
get the m of Mr.. A. VanD DuZee, at the SINCE.
Gffice 424 Market street, who l have solo
out my entire stock to.
m27-lW s. SPEAK MAN
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01
VOL. vi. NO. 80 i,
RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON AND
E)ti1 BALT1M0t,E aAlLhlA
re,oo,t,.r oath iS.f

r. EOV6DiDIr Hpth ic'i'
.,...,,s viii isaye WiiniingIoA a. GolluYe
fof 9 poff,ls1elph.a ami Undergraduate SistioFs'
Az. s 10. 900, 9 At. 10 W, Am w. soj'
,ss;N1aa.delphts H. gsH % and New Yora, 200, "A ano
i.nnres II o., ~ snd Intermediate stations, 3 50
d at,s,ore ~, aud washirat On, Il 81, l6, 80.
ana l254. l2 50, sos, p m.
An; .ains E,r Delaware Dlvisiou leave for .
1."iC Jaw Castle 81, 81, O NJ. Is. a30 p. 10:
" v joining and intermediate s1ations sEo
aaImar STn T and fptermediate stations, 8 30,
4. no. Is, pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
phtIsdelphla and intermediate sthtiohs
sl1 m, 5 90 $50 P H..
po,iadelphia and New York: 2C9, "a M.
Bsitimore and Washlngton. H.: m Bts ls m: u L.
t%1 torred M 70 the time tables posted az the de-
0t u,.Nly arYt.
jun9-1y H. E n ELY ~ Is 'oup"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-01

[1aANaE OF HoURS.WlLMlNGTON
SWES(ERN RAILROAD-Co
6g Thursday Dec. A, 1873, Trains VIII run
,pvs Wilmington 10 20 a N, and 5 Sop m
saya landen burg & As 10 ald 50 p m.
rive at Wilmington 65 q nj, and lo
rive at Landorberg OF II m. and 6 10
RniNNECpIONS.-Tr leaving I.an6e'l
|erg az 6.45 a. m. with train for FtIladei
Tain leaving Wilmington 8 lo2o a m
ith traiu leaving Philadelphia at S,lQ 10
nd Pennsylvania aud Delaware train leaV'
bS Lsnden berg al 90 p. IN.
Train Leaving Landerberg a. 10 p. m:
dth Pennsylvania and Delaware train,snd
dth train leaving Wilmington for rh''a.
Train leaving wilmington at $50 p m
ith train les. 4us Fhiladeirhta at 4 lh p.
' d. CONNELL, Sup
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

AAA wreck In spur own town. 4, Ouif,
AhH fire.. No risk. Reader. n YOU want
WV basincss Al which prF>ons Of either
srx can make crraf pay all The time
they Sak. write for particulars 10 II MAlirrr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
PROPOSALS WANTED.
OFFICE OF SUr'T INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Dakota Supcrintendency,
YanktOn ID r March JS Is-s

q \
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT this
- office until Tuesday, April 9Th, 1873, nj
O'Clock p. M, Tor furnishing 1900 feet flooring
1000 shingles 1000 feet ceiling. % cords wood
5000 lbs fence wire. lOOD Ms assorted iron 5 doZ
piows, reapcrs and mowers combined, 10 lum
her wagons. 10 yOkeS oxen. and other misccllane-
Gus supplies. Il full descriptive list of which car,
be seen AT this office. and at the Office of the
Sioux City journal. all of said supplies being fol
use at the Santee Indian Agency.
Each proposal must be in duplicate, must have
a copy OF TINS advertisement attached. and be
accompanied by aguarantee signed by two good
ana siifilclcnt suretics approved by the Judge OF
clerk OF United States court, guaranteeing
that, in case the bid Of the party making the pro-
pOSal, Is accepted, the said bidder will iminc
diatcly execute Il written contract for the same
and enter into bond. with good and sufficient Sc
curlty. in double the amount Of the contract and
conditioned for the faithful performance OF the
same
Contracts will be subject to the approval of the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, at Washington
The government reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Bidders are invited to be present at the OPEN
ing OF the bidSa O'Clock p. m. Tuesday. April
9th, proX.
Bids are to be distinctly marked on the envc-
lope:: Proposals to Furnish Flooring Shingles.
&C. and addressed to the undersigned.
WM. J. POLLOCK,
Sup't Indian Affairs.
iankton, Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
TeLecRAPAlc eREv,1,es.

columbus. April 2-Full returns or thu
c"y election u yesterday show ,h., tho
usmocrats elect the entire city ticket, bu,
WIN one exception, BY reduced msiori,ies
new York, April 2.-The remains of
Madame Restell, the suicide, we're taken to
larryto~n to-day for in,ermcnt. Only rel.
st've', counsel and servants attended the
funeral.
san Francisco, April AT midnight the
legislature adjourned sine die. One of the
latest acts was to pass the bill which has q
ceiveo the governors approval, authorizing
the increase of the police force of San Fran.
cisco, ty the addition Of two hundred
ofhcers. making total force of four bun.
drcd.
New York, April 2.-His Lordsl.ip, the
winner OF the Chantilly races, last year
who was bought by August Bemo, for -.
ooo francs, while being exercised by Budd
Taylor in 9th avenue, was frightened by a
section car on Gilber,'s elevated railroad
and throwing his rider ran awav, and when
caught was badly cut.
Toledo, April 2.-Thc later returns from
yesterdays election do not materially change
the result as already given. The democrats
elect the city ticket by one hundred to Two
hundred majority. The republican. elect
two aldermen, one councilman the demo.
Gratis one alderman, three cluncilpen the
nationals one alderman and four council
men.
Cleveland, April 2.-Comple,e returns
from all the wards and precincts of the city
give the republicans thirteen out of the
eighteen counclimen, and elects their entire
ticket, with the exception Of the police COM
missioner.
Toledo. o April 2-At the municipal
election ,-lay, the democrats elect the
street commissioner and probably the whole
OF The city ticket by small maiori,ies, and
as lar MS heard from, three out of eight
councllncn, and three of the eight alder.
men. The nationals polltd much smaller
vote than was anticipated, making y gain,
however, in the council and board of alder.
men.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

ln me i1sfIict Court of the United States
for The
9ecnn" Judicial District nf Dakota rtrrtIory. I
In the M:illcro of '''' ''"''
ACKLHY d KETCHIa
IoHDELiCs l. ACkLEy& In E,ukruntcv
William r. KI-rCHuM
Bankrupis
Az fankton, in said District, the Isl day of
April, a. ID. 1873. ivy y
Second Judicial District
oi Dakota Territory Jss
fou will please take notice that in pursuance of
the ordcrUf said district court made and entered
on lic ISL day OF April. a. d. 1878, in the
tnoHe iiitlter oi bankruptcy. general meeting
ol me creditors OF said bankrilpts, is hcrebv
called, and Will be held at the Office OF the
I uIiiaeisisned, register in bankruptcy, corner of
ou ana Cedar streets in the city OF Yaukton.
and Territory of Dakota. on the 1871 day of
hprii, a. y 1878, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M.
OF That day for the purpose of consdcrinn
anu actlns upon the following proposition ni
composition heretofore made and ii,ed by said
bankrupts, to wit:
we. the debtors above na!ned being III.
able TO pay our debts in full, do hereby. pI,su-
ant TO the provisions of the acts of congress
rrloi1lleS therein declared, propose a composl :
tion to or creditors of twenty cents on the
dollar of III: debts due from us to them
respectively, to be paid IN money at the times
hereinafter stated, and to be evidenced and
secured in the manner following, that is 10
say: W
Twenty cents on the dollar in cash, immedi
ateiy upon the adoption and confirmation of
SAID proposition for composition
& c. MOODY,
Register iii Bankruptcy, District OF Dakota Ter
rltOry.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
FOR SALE
IN BANKRUPTCY.

House, and lot 2.&i5O feet. on Broadway, for
%'F"' ic'1ect utic given. i. WIXsON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

MARKETS BY TELEGRAP 4
WALL. STREET.
New York, April 2.
Gold -l.Ollc
Moncy-7c. ......
Governments-firm
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
FOREIGN.
SILv EK.

r,,l,n, April 2.-Si!ver, 5iapcnce per
.,.,. The Times says: Business in the
is a, II complete stand still
:, !. ,mo ,s,iblr to give any quotsiion,
'I,,,, IN the tendency is not Ms good as II
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
WASHINGTON.
cAptrAL Horr

CAPITAL Horr.
Waahiasina. April 2--Ths ho".e com
mis,-s On iaakisg ed Casrsacy to-day Az
pointed sub-commi,Irs composed o.
Me.ss.. Ysssss. Hss,ssli. fosa, 10 rerert On
Representative sie,-us financial bill, intro
dared Yesterday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
GRIM e..
NUNGIARY

NUKGTAKY.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 2.-The bank
of jacksonville, this city, was robbed to.
day of 1880. A man engaged the atten
tion of The cashier, while confederate en-.
tered the rear door, stepped into the vault,
and secured the money.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

I ,,tI,
,,,n.. The Times says: Business in the
.n.rm,,kot is at IL complete stand still
:, !. mo,ssiblr to give any quotsiion,
,,,n IN the tendency is not Ms good as II
was
FOR VIENNA.
J,,don. April 2.-Beus', Ans'rc-Hunra-
,;.r ambassador, has left for Vienna sud
denly
WAR MITES.
Latest a,,vices from Constanlinoplc say ::
strong conviction prevails at the Russian
h.adouar,rrs that ao Auglo.i&ussian war is
inevitable.
1t is reported th:t Russia has offered t.
conced. tue money indemnity. and increase
Turkish bowers over the new Bulgaria as "a
,cward for an alliance, but these offers have
no, led I, any result.
Grand Duke Nicholas hold a reception Of
,he is.nma,,c body Sunday. The British
and French ambas satlors sent th .ir cards
The grand duke returns To his head
ou.r,ers al San Stefano, Wednesday.
A ST. Petersburg correspondent Gays:
Austrian views are regarded there us so ex-
orbiluu,, that the Russian chancellcry, to
prevent an offensive alliance between Au-
s,riu and England, is u make another at.
tempt to come to terms with England.
AT Vienna hopes are still entertained
t1a, the congress may meet. Nothing is
developed ubou, the feeling at Berlin. only
Bismarck is going ,o his Lauenburg estates
shortly. unless detained by the eastern
question
II is stated that Russis Is i,ri'ated by the
re',ntl from France. The later being ap-
prp.caca for seperste recognition of the
1..uti of San 5 ef.nn. replied that she
would no' participate in combination
acains, England
An apparent agreement between Austria
and England caused an improved tone on
London and othe: bourses yesterd y, on the
theory that Russia must give way for such
combination.
TIE CIRCULAR TO THE POWERS.
The following is the sentence verbatim
in Lord salisbnrys circular to the powen,
i'll which he objects to the treaty Of San
S,efano as . whole:
Th.,h:..a a.. - ,h ..... :, -,
dition to the results upon the Greek popu-
IA .:.'o''' a"" "po. 'ne p"ia"ce " 'ne mar
mine vi power ~n'cn nave peen a'1eaIy Poln.. POM.
ea out as 10 depress, almost 10 the poiRt
OF an entire srbjection, the political indie
nopc the formal jurisdiction of that gov
rrnnent extends oveI-th gec graphical posi-
,l'hs: wmch must undef al c'rcnmMances Instance
it is in -" ,he ervp nnwsr ~ ,sr trt ,m,n ooyern.
ment to close or tn oven the straits, which
form a natural highway to the nations he
Lon;,,, .nc ~ nees" ~. n.y.. ,". ' 80 e. ,ho
Pcrsion gulf m The shores of the Lcyant
and in the immediate ncighborhood Of the
en'z canal. 1t cannot he otherwise than
49,. .,t.l> Sl,;,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

H'AoA'S' ~
| Governments-firm.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, April 2.
WHEAr-l@l4c higher; hard, l.20 fol
No. L.. l.l9 for No. 9; LA. for cash
l.l23c for April l.l44c for May No. 8
nominal.
CoRN-424c
OATs-25c.
RYE-60c.
BARLEY-57c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 2.
WHEAT-strong, excited and higher; gilt
edge, l.l3! regular. l.llsc for cash, April
l.l3sc for May.
CoRN-fair demand and shade higher
42lc for cash, April 44c for May.
OArs-shade higher; 23!c for cash
27sc for May.
RyE-higher SOC
BARlEY--46c.
PoRK-strong and higher $3.50 37!c
for cash, April; 9.47!c for May.
LARD-easier; 7.l7lc for cash, April ;
7.25 bid for May.
ALCOHOLISM.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, April 2.
WHEAr-quiet; l,364@l.37 for No. 2,
~inter red, April.
Rhythm; 83@S5c.
CoRS-dull; 4s4@55!c for mixed west
ern.
BARLEY-qui.t.
oAs-steady s2@se for western mixed
35(D4lc for white.
PoRK-less firm; l0.35@lo50
LARD-easier; 7.5Oc.
WHISKY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
~ G r A P PHO.
o'oLo0 X r. M.
FOREIGN.
~, Of England's Objections to the
sN' Russia. Turkey Treaty.
!, ,,,ors Of War /; Rumors OF New Al
RANGES: Rumors that Look 10
Peace.
Business in the London MS: Silver Market at Stand
,.,, H.,v. fton, tho Ohio Municipal
Elections.
FOREIGN.

,,, New from tho Ohio Municipal
Elections.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

In the District Court of the United States
, for The
:, Judicial District Of Dakota Territory.
ACkI...y A. X lrr,,nr,,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02

DON'T FORGET IT!!!
MR.. WEEKES has instruc-
tions to sell on Saturday,
March %, 1878--
8 Fine Work Horses.
2 Second Hand Lumber
Wagons.
! Sulky Corn Plow.
6 Hand Corn Planters.
2-seated Family Carriage
A Number Of Fine Cows, &c.
&c.
Remember the place-Corner Capital
and Third Streets.
Sale to commence at 1 30 o'clock
sharp.
All goods put up M ,s. and will be sold to
the highest bidder.
Come One, Come All, and secure a bar
gain.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-02
GOOD BOOKS
for the
Farm, Garden, and Household.

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spefial aotites.
TO RENT.

Two small dwelling houses for rent, situated
on Cedar street. Apply to
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-06-11

The Missouri River is cutting up more
prafks this season than usual. Forming
bar in front of the Yankton levee, cut
ting into the banks at Vermillion, siicing
yards in length from the Sioux City ievee,
causing buildings to be removed and rip
rapping necessary to prevent further en-
croachments. At Omaha, the railroad
tracks are afioat aud the water is up to the
foundation Of The Smelling Works, endan.
gering that building; aud at Brownville,
Neb.. hinge blocks Of dir. are csyins of,
to the destruction Of many hniidinss