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ILLINOIS,
Another Drummer Suicides.

Another Drummer Suicides.
chicago, Aug. 13.-Charles F.Hume,
aged 20, of Chicago, agent for Boston
manufacturers, put bullet through
MS brain this morning, his mother and
brother being in the room at the time.
He had been to Kansas City, Denver
and San Francisco in search of health,
and becoming moody and distressed at
his condition, took the quickest route
out of his earthly troubles.
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CALIFORNIA.
Feeling Their Oats.

San Francisco, Aug. 13.-The dele
gates elect of the Workingmen's party
to the constitutional convention have
drawn up and forwarded to the Presi-
dent and Secretary of State memorial
setting forth the evils of Chinese immi-
grafton, and requesting them to take
Immediate steps to obtain the abroga-
tion Of the Burlingame treaty.
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The Insurrec,ion and the Tariff.

I Constantinople, August 13.-It is
thought impossible that the Bosnians
can prolong their resistance. With a
view, therefore, to tranquilize them,
the Porte has appointed Mehemet Ali
Pasha its commissioner in Bosnia.
The Porte, to prevent further depre.
citation of Turkish currency, has de-
cided to raise the import duties on salt
tobacco and spirits to the extent per
mitted by its treaties of commerce.
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THE English government thinks 1t
sees Russia and will cover the pile on
the Afghanistan move. At any rate it
is proposed to send to Cabul an outfit
just as imposing and influential (s) as
that of Russia.
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FRANCE is rapidly being Modified.
1t is now said that it is to have the
protectorate of Tunis, by grace Of the
Powers. Tunis wasn't consulted.
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CHIcAao's glory has come at last. A
man died in st. Louis of the yellow
fever. True, the disease was contracted
at Port Eads, but then he died at st.
Louis, and that is sufficient for the
purpose.
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AT PORT EADs, La, all of the jetty
men decamped who could get away.
But the telegraph operator stuck to
his post faithfully and is down with the
fever
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As SAAPsoN's strength lay in his
hair, England's strength lay in her
navy. Shorn of that and her possess
sicns would 'dwindle to colony. A
very good display was made in Ports
mouth harbor YESTERDAY.
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FRANCE.


Paris, Aug. 13.-Among the success
full American exhibits in the exposition
are McCormick's reaper and Pullman
Palace car. Specimens of American
coal and wheat receive gold medals.
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EDaEFIELD, South Carolina, comes
to the front with first class sensation,
in the shape of triple murder. Edge
field was prominent in similar affairs
in '76.
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GERMANY.
Significant, Very.

Berlin, Aug. 13.-Bismarck has in
structed the German attache at Con-
stantinople to inform the Forte that a
continuance Of an ambiguous policy
would risk the existence of Turkey in
Europe.
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For a cool, clean cut and complete
robbery, commend us to that one de-
tailed in our telegraphic columns.
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A STORY has reached Constantinople
that the insurgents are despairing Of
their cause, and that they sue in ad-
vance for mercy. =
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THE first of series of working mems
meetings in Washington, was held
Monday night. It was very orderly
and the utterances were temperate.
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TURKEY.
The Insurgents Weakening.

Inc Iusufgents weakening.
( Constantinople, Aug. 13.-Accord-
ing to advices from Serejevo the insur-
gent government has sent Hafais
Pasha to meet the Austrians and ask
lienency for the insurgents.
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RATHER tardy to be sure, but well
come nevertheless. The state of seige
proclaimed in Havana in February,
1874, has just been raised.
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PRESIDENT RAYMOND, of Vassar
college, is seriously ill, and it is feared
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DOTS AND DAsHES.

The Potter committee was in session
yesterday.
Secretary Thompson denies that he
contemplates resigning his Cabinet
position.
Riots continue at Odessa, and proc
lamation of state of seige IS expected to
be issued.
Attorney General Devens left Wash
ington this evening on visit to Mas
sachusetts.
Postmaster General Key will begin
his Western trip next week, probably
extendIng.to California.
The Oldham ENG weavers accept a
five per cent. reduction of wages de-
manded by the employers.
Three children of Michael Roth were
drowned in New York harbor yester-
day by upsetting their fathers scow.
Mrs. Prentiss, wife of Rev. DIR. Prem
tiss, and author of "Stepping Heaven
ward," died yesterday morning at Man.
chester, N. II.
General Sherman's orders direct him
to go to New Mexico via Colorado and
return by the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe and Fort Leavenworth. He
will not go to Mexico or Texas.
Thomas Forbes, arrested on the
steamer Adriatic, is held at London for
extradition on charge of forgery. He
would have been taken ashore at
Queenstown but for illness of his wife.
A Cabinet officer is authority for the
statement that nothing has occurred
lately to change the relations between
Mexico and the United States, and that
peaceful means will be employed to set
tie the difficulties.
Nubar Pasha, who was summoned by
the Khsdive to assist in carrying out re-
forms of the administration in Egypt,
sailed for Alexandria, bearing impor-
tant projects of reform sanctioned by
England and France.
Neto York Money and Stock Market.
New York, August 12.-Gold closed
at 1909
Silver-bars, 1853 greenbacks 114t
gold.
Silver Coin-a@15 discount.
Money-Easy at 1t92.
Governments steady; Stocks firm.
Western Union, 800; Quicksilver, II;
Pacific, 164; Mariposa, II; Wells-Fargo,
90; New York Central, 1851; Erie, 1T;
Panama, 1877; Union Pacific, 64t; q. P.
bonds, 1861; Central Pacific bonds, 1861.
Saco;on I..us Of IUyon;nr 1o77 A
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IT WOULD be measure of economy
for house owners to put up wire screens
before the windows.
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Why the glaziers laugh.-Thousands
Of windows broken.
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A STORM insurance company is in

THERE has been more disgraceful
rioting in Ottawa.
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Advertise in THE LEADER, the pio
neer steam journal of Wyoming, and
the paper havinga larger city and gen.
eral circulation than any other in the
Territory,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-14

To USE a weathered figure of speech,
the Idaho war has its backbone broken.
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Session laws of Wyoming, 1877. A
few bound copies for sale at Pollard &
Co.'s Postoffice news stand, for $3.50
per copy. d&wtf
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Bsiled-Dets and Dashes, Creme dc Ia
Creme.
Game--Dear Robbers on a Kan
sas Train, a Ia Turpin.
Entrees-Prizes de Ia Paris Ex-
position.
Cold Dishes-Bismarek to the Port,

Relishes-Murder in South Carolina.
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EASY CALCULATOR.

1t is used by thousands Of farmers,
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TeLEcRApHlc BREvlTlEs.

New York, April l9-The Woman's
Baptist Missionary society elected Mrs.
Gardner Colby, president.
Philadelphia, April 1s.-The hrst con-
ven,ion Of cricketers 10 the United states
took place yesterday. and officers were
chosen for the year, and rules adopted.
Boston, April lS-The East Boston
savings hank is restricted from paving more
than one per cent of the deposits. "nh'n
the next months, and ten per cent 'he
kub&Caucnt G monihs.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

oENAlE.
Washington, April 1s.-Mr. Davis, from
the committee on Judiciary, reported, with
amendments, the senate bill to provide for
the distribution Of the Mexican avards
Placed on the calendar.
MIR. Garland called up the senate bill
supplementary TO the act of March 3D. 1877,
In relation to the Hot Springs reservation,
Arkansas. Passed, The bill authorizes
the president to appoint three commission.
crs to hold their office for year, to have
the same power as the commissioners au.
thorizcd by the act Of March 3D., 1877, to
determine the claims presented under that
act, and approprlates $4,000 to do the work
HOUSE.
The conference committee on appropria-
ton for temporary treasury clerks, reported
a disagreement on the senate amendne n t.,
appropriating $4,000 for the salaries of col
lcctors, and $4,000 for railway postal
clerks.
Mr.. Durham said that the real object OF
the salaries for collectors, was to secure el-
cctioneers.
Mr.. Foster asked on what authority he
was creditably informed Of it.
Mr.. Price said that under the civil service
rules they could not be electioneerers.
Mr.. Foster charged that Mr.. Durham was
bidding for moonshine votes in his district
Mr.. Durham warmly denied the charge, and
was accused by Mr.. Foster Of bringing plan
tation manners into the house.
Mr.. Durham said that he could not learn
the manners of Mr.. Foster. He would no
vote cent for clectioneering purposes, o.
for dragging honest men from their beds te
rob them.
Mr.. Oliver moved to concur in the ap
preparation OF $4,000 for rail road posta
clerks. Lost, l2G to l1G. A new conferenc
was then asked.
The adjournment question came up on
motion TO reconsider the vote by which tn
house refused to refer it to the committee o
ways and means.
The house refused to lay the motion
reconsider on the table, yeas ia nays ~
Pending further action, Mr.. Ellis calle
up the resolution in regard to the death {
Representative Leonard, Of Louisiana.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BOOKS AND BLANKS

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT Off
Prepared and approved by w. E. CATION,
of Public Instruction, Da-
kota, including
TREAsuRER's BooK.-With blank forms
for warrants paid achcol house fund con.
tingent fund, and teachers fund.
CLERKS BooK-With blank forms for
Proceedings Of District Board, Warrants Is
sued and Record of Teachers Reports also
Deeds of School Property.
Orders on District Treasurer.
Treasurers Bonds.
Teachers Contract.
Notice to County Clerk Of Rate Of Tax
Voted.
Notice Of Special School Meeting.
Notice Of Annual School Meeting.
Sufficient to last an ordinary district ter
years. Price per set, $1,000.
Sent by mail or express. Address
Bowen & kINGsBuRY,
Yankton, D. T.
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DELAYED TELecRAMs.

GREENWOOD HIS LAST RESTING PLACE.
New York, April l7th.-The funeral Of
Wm NJ. Tweed took place to-day from the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Douglass.
Only personal friends of the family were ad-
mi,ted to the house. The Episcopal service
was used. The body was taken to Green
wood.
Washington, April l7th.-Vice President
Wheeler, being absent, the senate was called
to order by Secretary Gorham, and Senator
Ferry was elected president protein.
The vice president leaves this afternoon
for brief visit 10 New York.
Mr.. Ferry, from the committee on finance,
reported with amendment. the house bill TO
repeal all that part Of the act of Jan'y IA,
1875, known as specie resumption act, which
authorized the secretary Of the treasury to
di .pose Of the U. s. bonds, and redeem and
cancel the greenback currency. Ordered
printed and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Warden, chairman Of the committee
on appropriations, submitted concurrent
resolution directing the president OF the SEN
ate and the speaker Of the house. to declare
their respective houses adjourned without
day. on the tenth day Of June, at2 o'clock.
Agreed to unanimously.
After q brief discussion, by vote OF yeas
80, noes II, Mr.. Burnsides bill to remove
the restriction now existing in regard to the
enlistment of colored citizens in any arm OF
the U. S. army was indefinitely postponed
Mr.. Blount moved to 60 into committee
Of the whole on the post office appropriation
bill.
Mr., Cox. Of New York, and others. op'
nosed the motion desiring to have the
morning hour, and it being defeated, 80 to
70 the sneaker called on the committees
for reports
The bill repeating the bill authorizing
the coinage Of The twenty cent silver piece
MAS passed
The co1pmi,iec Of the whole reported The
bill, providing for the deposit Of savings III
. populsr loan. and for The funding Of The
,s,.oaai delA 10 home bonds. Referred Z
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THE DOMINION.
MORE srRIK H.

MORE sTRIkH.
O.hawa, Ont, April ls.--The workmen
IN the stove foundry are on strike, owing
the employment of non-union men.
CANADIAN CATTLE FOR ENGLAND.
Montreal, April lS.-All the available
space in the dominion company's steamers
secured to August, for the shipment OF "a
madam cattle to the British markets. The
space in two other lines is engaged for July.
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the committee Of the whole. II provides
that any person may deposit money In any
sum not less than IS cents, in any postal
money order Office. and when such deposits
will reach $40 the postmaster shall issue to
the del'ositor postal order on the United
States treasury, which shall issue therefor
365.bonds, which shall be exempt from all
taxation.
MIR. Hartsell. from the committee on
banking rcported back the bill authorizing
the deposit Of silver bullion, and issue of
certificates therefor. Referred to the com.
mittee of the whole, and made special or.
der for May 9th.
Mr.. Rice, from the committee on Pacific
railroads, reported the bill extending the
time for the completion of the Northern
Pacific railroad. Referred to the com.
mittec of the whole
Mr.. House, from the same committe, re-.
ported the bill amending the various Texas
Pacific acts. Same order. Mr.. Harden.
berg rel olted back the bill making 1t law.
ful Tor national banking associations to sell
or dispose legal tender notes, which they
are now required TO hold as reserve fund,
and inyest the same in U. 8. bonds, bear.
ing interest at the rate not exceeding four
per cent, which bonds shall be held as q
reserve fund. Referred 10 the committee
of the whole. Also. bill amending the
revised statutes to provide ths: any banking
association which has paid out obligatory
promissory notes, signed BY the president
vice president and cashier of such associa
ton, may issue the same as money, but
when such notes are not signed by the
officers, the association shall be fned 81
for each note so paid out Referred to the
committee of the whole
THUNDER AND HAIL STORM.
London, April IA severe thunder ane
hail storm passed over London this after
noon.
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invitations Of the Congress Of the
Powers Are Out.
Rut There Is No Assurance That They
Will Be Generally Accepted.
EooIand Is Moving Her Troops from India TO
The island OF Malta
One.Ilalf tho Viewers OF tho Eng Kliah
strike District Have stopped
Work.
FOREIGN.
THE wEAvERs' STRIKE.

THE wEAvERs' STRIKE.
Lonlon, April lS.-The total number Of
looms in the strike district is 2l2,000, out
100000 in the kingdom. The determine.
tion Of the operatives and the unanimity Of
the employers will not be fully tested Till
Tuesday or Wednesday next, when the no.
tees will have expired.
HoMEwARD BOUND.
London, April 1s.-The royal yacht Os.
horne has been ordered to the Mediter-
usnean Immediately, TO bring home the
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
WAR NOTES
Or]crs have been received at Portsmouth
for ships.
The first reserve will be surveyed and
prepared with all dispatch for q six months
cruise with the channel squadron.
St. Petersburg, April lSth.-It is an
nounced that Gen. Todleben will leave to-
day FOR San Stcfano, charged with special
mission from the czar.
The Journal d ST. Petersburg says: Ger,
many continues her mediatory efforts with
discretion, zeal and disinterestedness, en-
couraging the strongest hopes.
London, April 1sth.-The despatch Of
troops from India, to Malta, is the leading
topic of political discussion. The support
ers Of the government regard 1t only as a
natural accompaniment Of other precaution-
arv measures, and not indicative Of bellig-
erent indication. The opponents of the
government regard it as another step in the
development of warlikc policy.
Accounts from Vienna and Berlin are still
hopeful.
The cabinet crisis at Constantinoplc still
continues.
THE CONGRESS.
London, April 1S.-This afternoon the
Echo says: We care able to state on author
ity that invitations to the congress will be
issued tonight. The treaties of 1867 viii
be laid upon the table and compared with
the treaty Of San Stefano.
The Echo's news is supplemented by th'
statement that the powers have agreed t
DIsmdECh = SukHCStiohs tH"s WV
at Berlin should hold conference to ar
range the course Of proceedings at tn
proposed congress, time Of the meeting, etc
The respective governments have been for
mLly requested to instruct their ambassa
doris accordingly.
RIOTS IN MOSCOW
London April lS.-Therc have been Nip
Hist riots in the streets Of Moscow. the ma
turc and extent of which Is impossible u
determine. From the reports 1t is ALLEGED
that the occasion was the arrival OF httee1
students from the university Of kictf, goin
into exile, whom the crowd surrounded
CRYING, these men suffer for the truth"
GEN. GRANT.
Florence. April 19.-Ihe American res
idents of this city gave banquet to Ger
Grant last night.
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GRIM
STABBED HIS MISTRESS.

STABBED HIS MISTRESS.
Providence, April lsth.-This morning
Corporal Hassan Sulih, Turkish arms in.
spector, stabbed his mistress repeatedly with
dirk, then jumped from the third story Of
the house. Both may recover.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL. STREET.
New York, April l8.
Gold--l.00sc.
Money-6@7c.
Stocks-lower.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, April 81.
WHEAT-st91c higher; hard, III; Nc.
!, l.16!; No. 2, 1.lls for cash; Liz for
May; lilo for June. No. 3, LOG.
CoRN-frm 4lc
OATs-2Gc.
RYE-58c.
BARLEY-57c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April is.
WHEAT-active and firmer; Ill for
cash; 1.l0ic bid for May; l.0S!c bid for
June.
CoRN-steady and firm 4Oic for cash
Al &c for May; 4lsc for June.
OATs-iirmer; 26c for cash; 2s4c for
May; 2Ssc for June
RYE-5S4c.
BARLEY-4S4c.
PoRK-heavy and lower; 70@72!c for
cash, May; s24@s5 for June.
LARD-heavy; $1,000 for cash, May
95M197 &c for June.
ALcoHoL-nominal; SO.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, April Is.
WHEAT-shade frmer; receipts $4,000
10000; 1.254 for No. 2, Chicago.
RYE-steady.
CoRN-moderate demand receipts, 20,
600; sales, 10000; 52@559c for wester,
mixed.
BARLEY-quiet.
oArs-steady T; receipts, $1,000; sales, "a
900. Prices unchanged.
PoRK-dull; 9.75@l0.00.
LARD-Easier; 725.
WH1sKY-l.O7c.
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WAsHlhc1O on.
CAPITOL. NOTES.

Washiugtor, April iS.-Thc senate COM
m},,.c On commerce. To ,dsv agreed tn take
up the s,csmboa, bill Monday n'S'. WIN
q vlov Of reporting IL back TO The 'cns'e-
To.mnssos tring Good Friday the a'es
and otter exchange viii t'c e'o.c'
The psssIsscsi sosainatsd Wa. =. u"N'
Of llassiAas. judge of he coast NJ c'a'nA'
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The house committee on judiciary to-day
instructed McMahon to move to put on its
passage, the senate bill to repeal the bank
rupt act, when reached on the speakers
table.
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POLITICAL.
For GOVERNOR.

FUIt VUV EhNUNs
Salem, Oregon, April 1S.-In the repub-
lican state convention, c. c. Beeman, Of
Jackson county, was nominated for governor
on the fifth ballot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-11
Complaints.

We have heard considerable COM
plant from holders of season tickets
at the opera, in reference to the rrac-
tice of selling the reserved seats con.
tracted for by them, to other parties.
There is no more embarrassing posi-
ton for a gentleman than TO proceed to
the hall with a lady friend, and find
his seats occupied by other parties.
who have also bought and paid for
them. Frantic appeals to the usher
drive that individual to the verge OF
distraction, and his reference of the dis.
pute to the box-office Is met with a
shrug Of the shoulders and a reply that
nothing can be done in the matter.
The company lose money by the prac-
tice, for no one will take the chances Of
being mortified and annoyed before
the whole audience, and generally re-
frain from any further visits. The
manager will consult his own interests
by renedying the fault in the future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-11
Nick Milfich's.

Nick Millich recently opened a fruit,
vegetable and general supply store. in
the building next door to Dave Man
heim's, on North Main street. We
dropped into his place yesterday and
We're surprised at the amount and va
riety of his stock. Housekeepers'
stores of every description are tempt
ingly displayed. Dressed turkeys,
geese, chickens, fresh eggs, golden
butter just from the ranch, a daily
supply of fish and vegetables from the
San Francisco markets. apples from
Oregon and Utah, canned goods, and
a hundred other articles can be seen,
Nick is an old hand at the business, q
general favorite in the community, and
will doubtless make a success of his
new enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-11

mittee and the Eureka Directors. The
Chairman said if Mr.. Aston had heard
that, he had heard more than the CON-
miitee had, at all events he had heard
nothing about the matter.
The Chairman stated that when the
furnaces started in September, there
could not have been more than 1000
tons Of ore on the dump. He could
not say how mitch there was now.
A motion of thanks was passed to-
the Chairman and Directors, and the
proceedings then terminated.