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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
Christmas is Near Please
Look at our List of
Good Things,

AVOA NJ Vux AxSI VI
Good Things.
Choice Raisins,
Florida Oranges,
Malaga Grapes,
California Pears,
Choice Cranberries,
Good Apples,
Figs and Dates,
Mince Meat,
Comb Honey,
Candies and Nuts,
Hickory Nuts,
Walnuts,
Pop Corn,
Maple Syrup,
Buckwheat Flour.
Risiling's Horse Radish,
Celery,
Cream Candy,
Ross Taffey,
Gr0cerles, canned Goods,
Vegetables, etc.,
At the Old Reliable Store
of WALTER 81. CARR.
Sd st., Yankton.
Mills s. Purdy invite those who desire
to make special orders for Holiday books
to call and examine their list, and also their
stock already on hand.
Call aud see the japanese rugs, something
new and nice.
1. PILES & Co.
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
CochrAne's.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-24

Our readers will remember the
expose of the Societas Faternia Of
which the Anaheim Gazette and
the HERALD have acquitted them.
selves. The following, which we
take from a New York exchange,
shows how a plain narrative may
be improved aud embellished the
IL travels. We quote:
A woman in Los Angeles, Cal,
became possessed Of the notion that
her little girl might, by slow star
walton, be brought to ~uch a physi-
Cal condition that she would be
translated to the spirit world with
out dying. With that end In view
she fed the child on fruit ouly,
steadily diminishing the quantity
until the victim was horribly ema
ciated. NeighhOrs then interfsred,
much to the displeasure of the
mother, who declared that the lit
tie one had reached point where
visions Of spirit life betokened the
nearness of the expected change.
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s6uld have ID fall @hsh lie
strength of my arms gave out. A
singing sensation crept through
my hair as my eye caught the
-'rong root Of cedar bush that
projected out over thu ledge, n little
oe3 ond my reach. My grasp upon
the rim of the ledge was fast yield
ing to the weight of my person.
Then l determined to make my
best effort to raise my body and
throw it sideways toward the root
40 as to bring it within my grasp
At the moment of commencing the
effort l saw my mothers face a.
she leaned out over the ledge,
reached down her hand and caught
mo by the hair. Stranger, my
mother died while yet young
woman, when L AMI my brother
were small boys, but | remember
her face. 1 was successful In max
ing the side leap of my arms, when
| drew myself upon The ledge and
rested for time. From here up
ward my climbing way was labori-
Gus but less dangerous. i reached
the top of the can IN just as the sun
was sinking dawn behind the
snowy range, aud hastened tn our
camp ut the mo It'll of the ca non,
where | found my brother all safe.
Charley" said he, have you had
your head in u -four sack?' 1t was
then / discovered that my hair was
as white AS you now see IT."
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rho Whsntin"d ND
ola sUiailoO-Am Iatervtew WIN
IdA Du0u.

WHEATLAND, June 23d-Sheriff
Mccoy appears to have come to II
realizing sense of his duty in regard
to the Roddan mystery. This
morning, after consultation with
detectives Harrison and Gay, he
started for the Roddan ranch In
company with the latter and had O
long interview with Lila Dunn. AT
the request of the Sheriff all per-
sons, not excepting Mrs. Dunn,
were excluded from the room, and
what occurred has not yet trans
PRED. Arrests are looked for at
any hour, and the public Fay If the
negro is not guilty some one else is,
and they want move made in
some direction to show that the of
ticers mean business. The excite
ment here is intense, and the town
has been full of farmers during the
day, whose sole business appears to
be to learn the latest news about
the affair. There are innumerable
rumors sfoat, but when traced
home they appear to be without
foundation. The Cinnamon arrest
ed in connection with the case have
been released, as there was not suf-
ficient evidence to hold them.
Dr. Melton has jurt returned from
the ranch, and says that Miss Dunn
has not rested as well as usual, al
though he attributes IL to the ex-
ciIement of the interview with the
officers. Miss Heziep is doing we'll.
Tue Orov,ii- aud Lspors stage
Rubbed.
ORovILLE, June 23.-The Laporte
staged. Qusdlin, driver-wa-
stopped on Its down trip to tins
p ace to-day by one masked man,
armed with rife, at a point about
three miles below Fordestown, and
Wells, Fargo g. Co.'s treasure box
taken. The driver requested re-
turn of the way-bills. let ers, etc
but the robber refused, and ordered
him to drive on. Consequently the
amount of loss is unknown, but
SUPPOSED to be small, US there was
no messenger aboard. There was
but one passenger aboard--a lady
who was not molested. The Sner-
III las already started In pursuit.
l"ce"ds"rsssn at R'-~viie.
RoSEvILLE, June pa young
man named Macbeth, while pos
pecting tor q sqlare meal around
the residence o, James Rice, about
Que mile east of this place, became
so Disguised at finding nobody ut
home aud nothing eatable in the
house, that he SET fire to 1t, and the
house, with considerable lumber
near by, was totally destroyed.
Loss about $1,000. The Constable
mas Macbeth under arrest, and be-
lieves him to he bewitcheJ.
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THERE is one thing about the
death Of the gallant young Louis
Napoleon which cannot escape no.
tice. 1t is somewhat strange that
this young man, a pretender to Que
Of the grandest thrones on earth,
should have been allowed to go out
on q reconnaissance in a country
which has already swallowed VI
several British regiments todily,
accompanied by only six men, rank
and file. OF Course, any one can
understand the chivslrous impulse
which would lead the Prince to
thrust himself into the jaws of
death, but there is no glory-theIe
is simply sort of picket duty-in
the service in which he met his
death. The British commandment
who allowed such a sacrifice must
BIZ fool or worse. The sang froid
with which the young hero WAS
abandon 81 to his fate by Lieut.
Carey and his comrades cannot es-
cape contemptuous mention in the
chronicles of the tragic event. Had
these poltroon+ shown an ordinary
esprit du corps Prince Louis, in all
probability, would still have been
alive.
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tHs ittA ID. 1 aais III. sfmy at /!
CHICAGO, June 23I.~<The Joiis.
nups Washington special says: IL
Is ny no means certain that the
President will sign the Army bili.
A number of Republican Senators
believe that IL will be vetoed, and
they base their belief upon the
ground that the President is In en-
ire sympathy with his party, and
as that party In the SeHate, with
the single exception of General
Burnside. is united in the opinion
that certain clauses OF the bill are
UNCONSTITUTIONAL, it Ia be.
lieved that the President takes
The same view, and that
he will not append his signature
to u measure which abridges his
constitutional power. Col. Rogers,
the Presidents private secretary,
was at the Senate chamber Saturday
night during the discussion on the
oil, and in conversation with sew
eial Republican Senators took
strong ground against the bill. He
maintained that IL was clearly I'M
constitutional in some of its pro
visions. The bill will be sent to
the President at u late hour to-day.
A D"ssd Of Trade Decision.
CHICAGO, June 23l.-Tbe State
Supreme Court has rendered final
decision in the case Of William n.
(J,ck) SIurges, who has teen sus-
pended by the Directors Of the
Board of Trade from membership
in that organization for alleged re
fusaI to settle contracts fairly. The
case has been five years in lltiga-
ton, aud In the mean time Sturges
had been restored 10 mem bership
by a maudamus issued by Judge
McAllister Of the Superior Court
The Supreme Court has now issued
a permanent mandamus, requiring
officers of the Board to restore him
to the full privileges of member.
The Malt Rubb ed.
GALVESTON, June 3l.-The
NeWs says that u mail carrier be-
tween Cold Springs aud Dodge was
STOPPED six miles from the Springs
by four men aud robbed of the mail
sacks Of registered packages. The
carrier was severely stabbed.
wife Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d.-Den.
mis- OSulllvan, of 1914 Lithgow
street, this afternoon, i'll a tit of
passion, cut his wife's throat. She
h-d to the street, and soon died.
OSullivau was arrested.
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FOR ZIG N.


LONDON, June 23i.-Alexandria
abdicatiou of the Khedive is i'm mi
neut. Other kilograms state that
though willing 10 pay his creditors
be Will not abdicate.
A Rnssi~n Ge.sra.'s lies.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 23i.-It
is stated that one of the Russian
generals proposes to allow freedom
of the press in his government, and
desires tn have u newspaper estab.
lished, In which all the ideas of the
NlhiIi-t Journal, Land and Liberty,
can be freely discu ssed. 1t ~ sand
the Emperor has sanctioned the
Idea.
The Return 10 Par,..
VERSAILLES, June 23l.-The
Government has submitted to the
Chambers u bill regulating the de-
tails of the return Of the Cham bers
to Paris. 1t fixes the first meeting
OF the Legislature in Paris Novem-
Der 81.
Italian Affairs.
ROME, June 23l.-The italian
Senate refuses the bill abolisbiug
tn tax on gnst. and the President
Of the Council threatens to make
the matter Cabinet question. A
serious conflict between the CHAM
bers Is threatened.
The reason that Garibaldi seeks
to annui his marriage with Nine.
R,imoudi is that the pension Of
$4,000 francs annually granted his
n-irs would otherwise go to her
child, though he is not her father,
while his own children, all illegitl-
mate, would get nothing.
The Ostoanaa Porte.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 23d.-It
mas been arranged that Khiriddeu
Pasha shall remain iu Office as
Grand Vizier, and the crisis has
terminated.
The Einbassadors have presented
al identical note urging the Pore
to appoint Commissioners to reopen
negotiations with Greece.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 23.-The
Council vi Ministers has assented
TO the voluntary abdication of the
Khedtve, but If he refuses to abdt
cate the Porte would require the
Powers to submit to the Sultan
lully.
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In another column will he found
u com munication from Downey
City. It's tone conveys the idea
that the writer Is homesick outside
of the party of his first love. We
are willing to meet him In the same
frank spirit and to say that we ex-
perience real pleasure In perusinR
his letter. While we honestly OPP
posed the new Constitution, we rs
honestly are in favor OF carrying it
out when adopted. II there Is one
principle more Democratic than
another, 1t is the maxim that the
will Of the majority must rule. We
recognize. the propriety of our cor
re .pondent's wish for New Consti
tuition Democrats in the Legisla-
ture. As u matter of justice, as we'll
a. political expediency, the Demo
cratic nominating convention will
place in the field for Senate and
Assembly none but strong advo-
Gates of our new organic law. If
we eau Judge anything of the poll
CIV of the nominating convention
from the many inquiries we have
made of old and new Constitution
Democrats, we certainly think that
our correspondent can rest easy In
the expectation that the conven.
ton will be just and wise enough
to give abundant recognition to
the new Constitution element Of
the Democracy. To US the matter
seems plain. There will be in that
Convention many new Constitu-
ton Dem ocrats who will, by their
voices and by their ballots, force
the nomination of men Of their
own way of thinking with refer
ence to the Constitution. This
course will not be mere concess-
ion on the part Of our Convention,
but o matter of necessity. The
fiasco of Saturday is having its eff
feet all over the county and many
are now just in the position OF our
Downey correspondent.
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Mays Terrible Suspense.
From the Denver Tribune.

bouNcE
Charles May and his brother Rob-
ert, IN the spring Of 1870, offered to
pass $4,000 railroad ties down the
Arkansas from the mountain
source, He says: "Our offer was
accepted, when we started into the
upper entrance of the caiion with u
large skiff provided with six days,
provisions and 200 feet of rope, with
which, by taking u running turn
,round some firmly planted object,
We could lower our boat u hundred
eet at a time. In this way, at the
nd of three days, having ret adrlft
many hundred ties, we reached the
entrance to the Royal Gorge. Here
We discovered that All attempt to
descend the first waterfall with two
~ the boat was certain destruction,
and to return was impossible. Ac-
Ordipgiy l determined to lower
my brother down the fall In tn.
poat n distance Of 200 huudied feet
gave him the rore and let HIM take
lie chance Of the csT IN (if5 seem
Il more crrtain in that dtrection),
while l would risk my physica
.ud.hy To climb the ceiiou wall
which was about 2 900 fe, gh.
"Auout 10 O'clock IN the morning
shook hands with my brother, low
red him in the boat safely to tn.
DOT Of the fail, gave hun tue rope
md saw him no mbre. Then
hrowing aside my AT, hat, aur
,oors, aud stripping the socks from
ny feet, | commence my ciImu
ny way, often reaching the heigh
4 one or two hundred feet, only I"
}. compelled u return to try som.
,ther way. Al Length, about 4
'clock la the afternoon, ! reache,
height upon the smooth C no.
vail VI ub tut thousand feel
lere my further progress wss
arrested by shelving ledge o
nck that jutted OUT from the "a n &"
lde oJ or more. To advaac
vas without hope; to return, Gel
ain deatu. Reaching upward an
utwar,l, L grasped the rim of tn,
sdge wi h Que hand and then witt
he other, my feet slipped from the
mooth side OF the cafi n, and IN,
pdy hung suspended In the air {,
thousand feet above tue roaring
waters ~ the Arkansas.
"Al TINT moment looked down
yard to measure the distance /
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The first lumber Of the EUenihQ
Journal, Los Angeles newspaper
venture for which the Messrs. Lit
llefleld & Hewitt are Responsible, ,
ties on our table. 1t is Republics n
n politics aud begins the "denni-
ton grin i" Of editorial life by a
N, ar y eDdor cement of the Rppubli.
IAN state ticket. Its ditors disavow
"Apy expectation whatever of max.
ing money by printing u news.
paper III these depressed times"
which shows that they are perfect.
y responsive to the newspaper sit
uation hereabouts. The Journal IL
attractive geographically, aud II
has our hearty wishes for its sue
cess.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-24
EAST Err N.
senator Biat-r on the Chsnese
Question.

Senator siat"r On the Chinese
Question.
WAsHINGToN, June 2lst.-Sena-
tor SlateTs speech in support Of his
bill to prohibit the Chinese from
engaging in Industrial avocations
or otherwise com peting with white
labor In this country, occupied
nearly two hours in Its delivery,
and, as u written speech. secured
an unusual number of attentive
listeners. In this, his maiden ef-
fort in the Senate, Mr.. Slater
aimed at showing that although
the provisions of his measure are
harsh and unusual, there are, new
erthsiess, no reasons based upon
the general law OF nations against
its passage and no provisions In our
treaty with China which conflict
with it, and that, on the other
hand, its enactment is demanded
by urgent considerations of public
pulley aud necessity. His legal
points were stated clearly aud the
ii rst position above indicated was
amply sustained by citations from
Vattel, Wheaton, Woolsey and
| other standard authorities. The
argument in support of his secouu
| proposition can hardly he said Ia
have reached the point OF absolute
| demonstration, tut 1t was an unde-
niably ingenious and forcible Que
| Tie guarantee Of the Burlingame
treaty, apparently In conflict with
The theory Of his bill, is that "Chi
nese subjects visiting or residing il
The United States shall enjoy the
same privileges, immunlties AM
exemptions III respect to travel ant
residence there AS may bs ebj rye,
by citizens of the most favored na
tIonsn Slater contended that un
der the peculiar langu ,ge Of TIL
treaty clause. the legal tights Of
tChIne-e in the United States ar.
not to be- measured by the privil.
eyes enjoyed by other foreigners toy
suffrrauce; or, III other words, no,
expressly forbiddet; but must b,
determined by reference To til,
stipulatious Of treaties with othe
nations; aud, moreover, the stipu.
l4tions there referred To must o.,
shown to he Sin respec: t. tr,ve,
or residence" The Speech, as u
whole, Is u very u-efui cOn,iinu
ton to the literature of the Chi
nese question, and both by IT. l-ga
argument and its statements con
c-ruing the present aud prosperity.
effects aud dangers of such immi
grafton to the Paci Dc Coast. has ur.
questionably served u go"d purpos.
IN helping To Keep the sui CT alive
in the Eastern public mind.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-24

Hon. CHARLES A. FUTILE, 1t
will be seen by his published letter,
has declined the Workingmen's
nomination for Judge of the Su-
preme Court. This makes four
the Messrs. johnson, Budd, Nc
Nealy and Tuttle-out of the seven
who have already declined the prof
fered honors. When to these de-
elinations are added those of Berry,
the nominee for Congress in the
Second District, and the nominees
for State Treasurer aud State
school Superintendent, the Messrs.
Krug and Trout, the favors of Denls
Kearney do not seem to be ruling
at q high premium. The fact IL
that the time is not far distant
when an ambitious public man will
devote all his energies to an obliter.
alton of any evidence that Kearney
and he were ever cheek by jowl pc.
iitically.
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A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and tndiscret.ons of youth, nervous
weakness, early dec ". loss OF manhood,
etc., will send a recips that will cure
you FREE Ur CHI .RG .. Tnis great
remedy W IS discovered oy a mi .sionary
IN Sou n America. Send a self-add essed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. IN
NAN, station d, Bible House, New York
CITY d6.ly
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slAiEliitM liial lie 5,iilIhii-d Ia ~
frbi bis cnuiiiry, after rendering
This Interesting substitute, by the
delivery of able speeches at Az
gusta, M due, aud Washing, Oh,
District OF Columbia.
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dow THE WATER is cLEANsED

First the water passes down through
our inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
men tn ongh eight incne. OF Patent
White Willow and Animal Charaoal
hen a-cends twelve inches through
-resh Water Sand and Marble Dust.
hen deseendS again through twelN e
inches oil Charcoal.
rhe Filter, with all its tubes, Is made
f Terra Gotta, and IL so arranged thai
Ill the filt-ring material Can tie re-
noved and ,epncked entirely with new
material, at triflt & eX ,iense.
Fhey are ma tuiaoJured In two sizes
": The Family S,zs, To contain fur
,,ilIons, and TIE office size, t. contain
, 70 gallons. OF Uttered water. The Fam
~ size wlil d'ier thirty and the UThce
Ize hiteen gallons Of wuter in twenty
our hours.
In oakland alone there are about five
hundred of these oilers now In US :, CIV
ng perIert satisfaction, and q les imonl-
4 from the owner vi each one can be had
It any time.
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EVENING srREKrs-5.2O p. Nj.

Exchequer, 81 $; Cholar. 81 $: Con Do
RADIO, |. o =; confidence. l4a< s; Alta, ~ :;
Inn peria,, 10 D; b q b, 10 ;; SAVAGE; 6H
:; bullon, S@ I; "phir, 81 :; Mexican,
w s; Union. i0~ a; II q n. lbN a; Jack
FL, ls1ss Builion, ~ s; Alpha u g; To
IN b: Pc OIL, ga; Point, 81; q & q. I2h
s; California. 81 a: 5 New, i3H S; Benton,
81; N MONDAY. ~ a: Utah, IA s; Con
Va, 5k u; Julia, 4.35 b.
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Situation Wanted.

By a German woman, in a private
amily, as bousekeeper or cook; has had
great experience aud understands her
business thoroughly. References given.
None hut respectable parties need apply.
To be 70 and at Mrs. Kinney's, 4, mpIe
street, j2U-3t
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MASONIC NOTICE.

yV,HE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF Los
/ Angeles Lodge, No. ~, F. and A. NJ,
are here by r q 10 stei to attend meeting of
said Lody-, al Old Masonic Hall, with Ladies,
gu TUE.D y EVENING, June oath. 1879. at !
P. M sh srp. for the purpts, OF atten ing a
Sofia 10 given by Pentall ha Lodge No. 2o2.
at their new Hall
full attendance is reques ed.
By order A. Al BaAGG. ". NJ.
CHAS. SMITH, Secretary. je2S2t
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LOST.

On Spring street, between Court House
and Com Il Bank, N AMETH ST
RING, with an inscription inside. Any
one finding The same will center great
favor and be literally rewarded nv leav-
ing IL ut thus Office. jl9 81
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$4,000 WANTED,

For one year, at two per cent. per month
interest, secured on $1,000 worth Of
country properly. $i0,tC0 worth of the
properly we, improved and highly pro-
ductive. address BOX 4, Los Angeles +.
y. l5-lw
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Srs- Lds1'-FotjND.
Wanted.

100 FAT wETaERS AND 100 FAT
WETHER LAMBS. Address, stating
weight age and price. g. W. A, Los An
geles. u 3t
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The Hygienic Filter
........ AND .........
Water Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
II every family the means OF procuring
pure aud wholesome water. IL will. re-
move all decayed anim Il, vesetauie o,
oreign mater, mud, sand, alkaiI, etc.
thoroughly cleansing aud also cooling
the water, BY reason Of It's being made o.
porous pottery. TO a degree health er and
pleasanteI to drink than Ice water
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
SroCk Is hPU,is'r.
CORNING SESSION.

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND IN
CHANGE BUARr.
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Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, sunny, front rooms, con
tanning all modern conveniences and
home comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the Posioffice and Court House. and
commands charming view Of mountain
and valley. jei6tf
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County Rights for Sale.

WIN. II. HARPER, Manu- facturer,
1900 Broadway. Oakland, Cal.
For further articulars address
HARPER, MOORE CO.,
ml2-lm Agents f)r Los Angeles Co.
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Central Restaurant,
LEA MAIN ST..
A. PIRANNI d CO., PROPS.

nH- Meals at all hours of the night and
dpy. Prices moderate and according to
orders. specially of Wedding Parlies.
Balls or banquets. orders fvl fancy
dishes promptly attended TO and deliv-
cred In town. jel.-lm
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For County Auditor.

RI. FLOYD, OF Savannah, su bmits his
name To the democratic County ConveB-
ton for nomination for the office of
County Auditor.
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SAN FRA SotSco. June %