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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-12
FIFTH EDITION.
JURY COMMISSIONERS.
n. II. DUPONT, ESQ. APPOINTED TO FILL
the OrFIOR,

n. II. DUPONT, ESQ. APPOINTED TO FILL
the orrioR. srs
In pursus Of an oct making appro-
propriation, OF certain judicial expenses
and for other purposes, approved b.
Congress- June 50, 1879, Judge Bradford
in the United States Court to-day ap-
pointed Henry Ridgely Dupont, ESQ. 3,
OF this city Democratic July Commits
siOoer. 10 select grant and petit juries
Nict
The law under which the appointment
ID made In entitled, IAN Not, making
appropriations for certain judicial ex-
penses for the Government II the d zeal
year ending. June 50, 1850, and for oIhsr
The relative clause 10 found In section
2. aud reads ~ follows: "Aud ali such
jurors, grand and petit, including those
summoned during the sS~sion OF tho
court shall be publicly drawn from . box
containing ~ the time such drs wing, the
names OF BOT lesB than three hundred
persons, possessing the quail ticali0ns
specified 10 section eight hundred or the
Revised Statutes, which same shall hxv .
been placed therein BY the clerk 0f such
court and " cOmnissiO ner u DO appoint
BY the dye thtreof, which commit. sion
er shall be . citizen Of good standing 70.
siding In the district In which such court
IL held and we'll known member Of the
political party In the district III which
the court Is held, opposing that 70 which
the clerk may belong, the clerk and said
commissioner each to place a name In
saia box alternately without. reference
10 party amhations. until the whole
number required shall BE- placed there.
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MINOR RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

A few minor accidents occurred ON
the r., w. Il b. aud Delaware Railroads
yes erday and this morning.
YESTERDAY, while engine No. SO, at
tached to peach train, was coming up
the Delaware X. r., aud when at liar
rington she broke her cross head.
While engine No. 81, also attached 10
a peach train Oh the Delaware Railroad,
yesterday, broke one OF her tender
wheels Al Dover. The cars y hich the
locomotives were drawing were attach
ed TO other trains and brOu ht to tn "a
city. The locomotives were also brought
up and are II wv in the machi.e shops
undergoing repairs.
This morning, shifter No. 0, Of the r.
W. 4 b, r. R., while drawing out Of
he Harlan Il Hollingsworth track down
West street, jumped the track, and !,
wast~ o hours before II could be replaced
The damage was slight, and was caused
by bad joint In the track.
The mail train north on the p. w.
B. X. r., due to leave this city 1t s:S,
was over half hour late this morning
The detention was caused by some mis-
hap below Perryville.
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"FATINITZAn TOMORROW.

Tomorrow afternoon, Ford's Juvenile
Opera G mpany, Will re der Won Suppe's
new and delightful opera Fdtinitzd, at
the Grand Opera House. While Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes were on their way
west, they st pped over IN Cumberland,
and during their stay, the lite folks
rendered some of the most popu ar airs
from PinUore and Fdt,nitza. The fol
lowing notice is clipped from Cumber
land paper:
s"Whiie President Hayes and party were
at dinner at the Queen City Hotel, the
juvenile Pinafore troupe, in charge o
their instructors, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
and Manager Wachtel, entered the din
ing room aud rendered several churus
finn oPinafore" and "Fatinitza." TIN
President and Mrs. Hayes were great
delighted with the singing and expresse
their thanks.
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The owners Of the schooner A. r..
Weeks, sunk In Chesapeake Bay by the
steamship Franley, have filed . libel
against the steamship Tor damages, laid
At 81, 900. A libel TOR the value Of the
cargo 10 also to be fled.
Her Royal Highness the Princess
Louise IL to present the prices to the
winners At the rife competit on In Otta-
va, Canada, which opens ON the 1e
inst.
The result of the Maine election % to
the ciOice Of Governor by the people Is
still In doubt, but 1t 10 probable that Da.
vls (Rep.) lacks few hundred votes OF
q majority over both of his opponents
William J. Hooper, Of the firm OF
Vim. 4. Hooper b Co., has been noml
mated for Mayor Of Baltimore by the
Republican Convention.
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TAMMANY COMMITS SUICIDE
From the n. Y. Herald, to day.

Tammany Hall having muttnied
against the democratic party was for
nAlly communicated By the Demo-
cratic Convention last evening, the rcsO-
luton reciung the. TAmmaDy delegates
left the Convention not in consequence
OF the nomination ot Governor Robin
son, but before he was nominated. AT
the same time the Tammany men, hay
lug called convention of their own de
nounced the regular Convention and
NOM Ated Mr.. ohm Kelly for Cover
nor, who Immediately appeared and &C
copied the nomination for the purpose,
as he said. of defeating The regular den.-
cratic candidate.
This will be generally accepted as an
act OF suicide by Tammany Hall, which
has no politl Cal life left when 1t ceases IL
| be- Irregular" 1t has SO long trained it,
| adherents TO vote tue regular ticket thai
| we suspect the defec ion will be less
than MIR. Kelly anticipates. AS Comp
troller he has but little patronage, al,
may lose that next year, All the othe
city departments are out OF his hands o
power; and while his personal infiaenc
aud efforts may do something he Wi
probably find that the power Of plan
Johu Kelly is far less than that wbic
he VIE lded az the head of the oIly DIM
ocratic organiz itiou in the city whic
could boast itself rs the official and al
united representative OF tue party.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

The United States District Court met
this morning at IL O'Clock, Judge Brad
ford on the bench.
j. H. Hofecker, Jr., Esq, made q mo-
ton that b. r. Tow nsend, bankrupt. be
discharged from bank, uptcy. The mo
ton was opposed by Messrs. Lea and
Higgins and the matter was pos poned
until Friday next in order that the op-
posers Of the motion hight have time 70
file specifications, showing why The dis
charge should not be granted.
MIR. Hofiecker moved for the discharge
from bankruptcy Of VIM. Wilds, assigu g
for Hamilton and Cummins, Of Smyrna
The Court appointed II. X. DUPONT
Esq, democratic jury commissioner, n
related elsewhere.
Adjourned.
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NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
STRONG PROTEST AGAINsr THE USE OF
BAYONErs AT THE ELEcTIoNs-rHK
TICKET.

sTRONo PROTEST AGAINsT TIE USE OF
BAYONErs AT THE ELEcrIoNs-THk
TICKET.
LINCOLN, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
state Convention met here yester-
day. John Carrigan was elec cd CHAIR
man. Edg = Wakeley Of Douglas was
nominated for Supreme Judge; DR.. A.
Bear OF Madison and A. J. Sawyer Of
Lancaster for regents OF the University.
The judicial district nominations are q
follows: First district. w. p. Common,
Judge; third district, J. w. Savage, re-
nominated; fourth dislrict, W. II. Num-
ger, nominated by reclamation. The
second, nth, Gnd sixth districts did not
nominate. Among the resolutions were
the following: -
The Democratic party maintains that
the military 10 and ought to be ia strict
subOrdination TO the civil power in all
things. It denies, IS 1t ever has denied,
the right Of the Federal administra alton
70 keep on foot, ~ general expense, u
standing army TO invade States for DO
lltical purposes, TO control the people at
the polls, TO protect and encOul age q
fraudulent count of the vot.s; or TO
fraudulently, under the form Of Law, in
augurate candidate who has been de-
feated at the polls by = lawful majority,
both of the people and the E ectorai
college, - provided by the Constitu-
tiou.
Thatthe right Of free b,llot 10 the great
right OF the Anne lean people--the righ,
preservative Of all other rights-snd The
only means OF reforming abuses. The
presence of military at the polls, and
host OF hlreling officials, who ciaimin,
the power Of arresting and imprisoDini
VOTERS without warrants or hearing, dc
stroys all freedom OF elect, ons, and over
turns the very foundation In self. govern
ment. We call upon all good citizens t,
8 ist In preserving our institutions from
destruction by those imperial methods o
supervising the right ofsufr.ge and coer
cling the popular will, keeping the way /,
the ballot box open and free as It was Il
our fathers.
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A STRANGE PHENOMENON.
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. II, 1879.

Those who we're on tho beach 1t New
port between eleven and twelve o'colck,
yesterday, or in any elevated position,
had the opportunity OF seeing q water
spout. 1t was In the shape Of funnel
and was connected with q dark cloud
overhead. 1t was located about two
miles from the shore and could be seen
tor fifteen minutes, when II gradually
disappeared. The ocean under the spon,
Tor some distance was 10 wild state OF
commotion. Nothing Of the kind was
ever seen In this vicinity before. No
sooner did the spout makeits appearance
than heavy rain storm burst upon Ger.
tain sections Of che city flooding the
streets, while In other localities not {
drop was seen. 1t was altogether q sin
guiar phenomenon.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-12

There were rumors In Bombay yester-
dA that the Ameer of Afghanistan had
ID ed himself or boon slain by his fol-
10 yers. but they have received no con-
Ar ,ation. Great disorder 10 said 70
pr vail In Cabul and messages are bti ing
suut out to stir mp the whole country
against the English.-There Ii much
apprehension in Spain in regard to the
Cuban news.--Reports are received from
England Of more reductions Of the
wages Of operatives and more strikers.
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QUAIL DOMESTICATED.

On the premises Of DR.. George W.
Porter, North Front street above Reilly,
Harrisburg, q covev of quail (Caturni1
uutgaris) numbering thirty-oRe may be
occasionally seen feeding In close prox-
unity to the house and so tame are the
birds that they frequently light upon the
perch. These plump birds are cared fol
aud fed through the winter months, and
have been staying around the premise.
for several years, and no one 10 allowed
to modest tho mottled beauties. -Loca
Neaps.
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PPRoposAu.s ron PRINTING

sealed proposals will be- received by the
undersixiied up TO so CLOCK on Wednesday,
SEPTEMBER n 1919. for printing five hum
dred t5o0) copies of the Journal OF the r.
W. Grand Lodge OF Delaware, 1. y. Y. r,
Estimates to Include price YER page for
congestion. paper, press WORK; Gov ers and
binding. Size OF page 10 be he same as
that nd pied by the Grand l. dye OF the
United states.
Paper TO weigh so pounds TO the ream /;
sheets a by 33inches. Proceedings proper
70 be set In N ali plea, Old style, communi-
cations. addresses, resolutions, reports OF
com IN III ees. &C. DC. to be- set In bourgeois.
| old style.
| Estimates 10 iNclude also, two hundred
| t200) copies folded aud stitch ed) OF the re-
| orts OF the d rand Odncefs-which are lC
| be printed aud delive red on o. before OctO-
bert, 1873, and the type T. pit Standing fol
| the Journal without Extra charge therefor
The WORK must BIT first class. and deliv.
| cred at the office Of the Grand Secretary
within three t3) weeks after the receipt o
| copy. Proofs must De furnished.
The right TO eject any or All bids Is TO
| served ISAAC W. HA Liam,
sepl0 st. Graud Secretary
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PERSON AL.

VIM. q. Gibbons, Esq, President OF
the Pussy & Jones Company, will start
for Europe tomorrow morning.
Mr.: WIN. II. Carey, formerly Of this
city, but now residing In Philadelphia,
has been spending . Few days in town
visiting his numerous friends.
James Caldwell, son OF Rev. J. H,
Caldwell, and William Man, son Of Rev
j. b. Mann, left for Dicki nson COLLEGE.
on Tuesday, to enter upon four years
course.
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In politics Mr.. Conklin.'s forte seems
TO be to heal, cement and un to but in
domestic matters he 10 always rubbing
tho the wrong way. Since he has been so
fur successful in uniting the Republican
party of New York he should try bis
hand At uniting the three families which
he has broken up within the last three
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GA P.D

TO al, VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiOns of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss or manhood, Ac.,
will send Q recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHAKE. This great remedy
was discovered by . missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, station b
zew York City.
doC20- 0ld n w1y
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on the Track =.

Locomotive No. 8, OF the p. W, & B..
r. X. Co, ran off the track at the foot
of TAtnal street this morning owing to
defective rail. 1t was about an hour
before she could be gotten on the track
again.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-12
A HEAVY ORDER.

The Vulcanized Fibre Company of this
city, are now engaged Upon An order
from Europe, for ten thousand dollars
worth of their goods. The company are
busiiy eneagpd upon orders f.om all
pasts of the country.
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A LARGE FORCE OF woRKMEN.
The Harlan b Hollingswort Com.
pany now have . force of workmen.
numbering about thirteen hundred.
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ANOTHER STORM IN ENGLAND
TERRIFIC RAINS IN IRELA d -
TRAFFIC IMPEDED By THE FLOODS.
nNno> CAN'T II 1910

TRAFFIC IMPEDED By THE FLOODS.
LONDON, Sept. IL, 1879.
The weather, which has been fine, but
unsettled for the past few days, has
again commenced to get stormy. The
winds are beginning to Increase TO gall S
on our ives ern coasts and rain is failing
in torrents, particularly II Ireland. This
morning, Tralee, Ireland, was visited by
q terrific dowDpour of rain, which caus-
ed the rivers in the vicinity to overflow
Traffic is completely su pended on the
roads leading from the t5wn, and it is
probable that large amount OF damage
will be done.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-12

WALL STREET YEsTERDAy.-Stocks
we're active and buoyant. Money was
easy on call at to per cent. Govern
ment securities were In demand and
firmer, while rail way bonds were active
but very irregular. Exchange was dun
with rates unchanged.
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EXCURSION FROM BALTIMORE

An excursion train consisting of five
messenger, and three pa lor cars, from
baltimore, arrived in this city this morn
ing ~ lilo o'clock The train lief, Balti-
more as o'clock for Philade lphia, and
most of hose on board were going to
the State Agricultural Fair, in the Maiu
Exhibition Building. Tue excursion wa.
gwen by Mr.. Tnad Barton, who is wei
Known as a manager of excursions.
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AMERICAN RIFLES,

Captain Wood, II; Lieutenant Buck
master, II; Mitchell, 13; Sergeants Hob
son, 8; Dillman, {; Buckmaster, 20;
Munda, 81; Hanna, IL; Corporals Smith,
10; Reuss, IL; Munda, 10; Buckmaster,
II; Smith, 10; Clayton, IS; Privates
Cowan, 16; d, Cray, II; Floyd, 20; Jas.
F'ancis, o; Grant, IA; Houseman, 10
kohleman, ID; Mills, 10; Murdoch, 13
Munda, lS; Maguigan, II. Peckworth, g.
Robinson, IL; Russell Is. Tuta,-438.
NEW JERSEY TEAM.
Captain Lee, 8 points; Lieutenant
Nichol., II; Sergeants, Milliette, 10; La
bree, 10; shrimp, 10; Reed, IS; Corporals
Coats, IA; Carson, 16; Perrit, IL; Shrimp
II; Privates, Harrington, 81; Jacobs, 5
Fawcstt, Is; Burrows, II; Bowles, 10
Bo. art, 20; Perret, IA; Burch, 20; Bender
10; Lee, IL; Shedaker, IA; Altemus, II
Struthers, 20; Bnughs, II; Msssimar, 81
Total number OF points, 433. American
Rifles score, 436.
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TO PHI 81
ooNsUMERs OF .,,|
COD Liver =. 10y u.

knowlns II Iron sm attending the e! on mssf,s
nf many Of the EN- uls ,,9on 70 some
would call your atts s,nn wbich hM AZ
seet,ires OF the emulsIoSno ~, wears w
, ,,o red and dispensed M Ths oh ussd
psrVing satisfaction: M, M most sas
vasy"S Norwegian and ~ ma cboisa!
nnes. 40 re n exercised 10 .aI Of lu nt
lon nss cssG and in every de! naiip,uiauop
materis' Nv Nv careful ~ gsmsllsa!
faetnr rs., ~ n made with ne g. ' tSs M
able amount OF gh aa iii globuIes m.sbj
mute division OF ~ DDariectly pss,e
ed very fiuid ana 10, Contains @.vrslis
Each Tablespoonful ~ Hypophc!,nii
~ on and 8 grains ha alsdly Im
~ 3.wa samples VIII " nav desiie ~
", u' ali Physicians VINO i,os price
% o., 81 m IN pint bolt,esl,s AK and -
~. W III and sold wn6olTWSILL1Al@
Ninth and NV.
apl2-f =-=.sn1u(
=..T ROY AND '....l
CoMPA,nlx::p uisaursrf
In portsrs and h'a.uN,.,
EasAshiDwARs:., .1nssi1L
AND COACH cI 9s,s MIC q Co.,
Have the Largssss md bsst ass"
stats in heir linz ~. - l.sp 4
p 10 United ssas sHIpLgI.A |
AZ II ~ !: 'oiAyTssI.. 100
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Hamny rack age Dyes.

These popular dyes are put up IN pack
ages at IS cents each and are warranted To
dye from To 4 pounds OF wooilen, silk or
cotton goods re more convenient and
econo nj cal than any dyes In use sent by
mail to any address Oh receipt Of price,
Trade supplied by
Z.JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
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co. A CRACK SHOTS.

The individual score of the American
Rifles, Co. A, Of this city, and Co. q,
Sixth Regiment of New Jersey, In their
largest contest, yesterday, vt Camden
was as follows:
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-12

Argument in the Chisholm murder
trial. at De Kalb, Miss, was held yes
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FOURTH EDITION


IuSlicMtiOnD Tor To-Day
Wrmsr, clear or partly cloudy soedther,
eosterly ,cinds, uesring to southeriv, osd
Jalssnq barometer.
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NOTlCEs.

l-----a~-------
NJ Office. -On and after Monday, sept.
IN ism, 1914 ltravel Win bs, suspended
over the Ne W port Bridge. Due notice viii
be given OF the completion Of the new
structure. ALBERT II. SILVER,
sepIO-btdA1tW.A Levy Court Com m s'ner
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NJ OTICE.-A diviuend OF lerty cents per
IN share has bee declared by the VIII
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, payable on or after the 18Th inst
JOS. ia rNALL, Treas.
9Th mo. 9Th, 1s79.-augH.
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Al OTlCE The Citizsns' Loan AssecIal-
IN ton Offers new stock for sale; no
back pay m ents may be secured AT any
line; very prosperous. First series will
mature In q littls over niue years .notwith-
standing the panic. Apply Tor shares day
or evening to ..
GEORGE G. MARIs,
Secretary.
sep elm No. col Shipley street.
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COR SALE A hign'y lmpTov. a farm
T. of l0S acres I'm White Clay Greek hun.
dred. Al enclosed In Usage Hedge. Dr.
vided into I'VE fields. Large apple or
chArd In full bearing. Public school ad-
Joining the fern. Buildings-Large Man
sioA, Double Tenant House, Barn, 0ranary
and all OIL er buildings necessary on q
nrst class farm. y miles from station on
r. W. 4 b b. r. Centrally located.
jNO. y. WHifEMAN.
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth stree.
0Ct2l-W Asd-w Wilmington. Del
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HOlman's Liver s.ad

SOT. olALl q III hCt otS.
Holm ans Liver Tad
Has worthwhile reputation, esta blish-
ed Through ils wonderful efficacy In all all.
ments that have their orisin In torpid
liver or diseased ~ ONT ch; such as bilious
acue, &C II cures by absorbing the dis
ease through the pores, su bstitutiag q gen.
tie vegetable tonic into the syt tenn. Have
absorption salts, body and foot plasters
also Pamphlets with further particulars
sent by mail ny
ZJaMEs BELT, Druggist,
Cor. ixih \ Market SITS.
Vitalized PhGspfRtes.
They supply The y, stem with the ele-
ments that q . carried Off by overtaxine
the brain and nervous system; are very
useful to relieve general debility, dyspep
STA and neuralgia. For sale wholesale ahc
retail by
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
tor. Sixta 4 Market SITS.
Electric Disks.
They produce a constant electrical cur
piled and worn W th comfort by any per
son for the relief OF old rheumatic and neu.
ralgIc pains, GOODNESS and stiffness Of the
limos, &c. Sent by mall pv
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth q Market Sts.
PARTMENT
| For Supporters, Braces, Trusses, Elasti
stockings, Anklets, Knee laps, SyringeA
~Private Room. Lady Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies' at No. Yves
| SiAtn street.
| n. JAMES BELT.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Market sreats.
Wilmington Delaware.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
CATTLE ron THE INDIANS.

Lieut.. Geo. LeR. Brown, commanding
Indian scouts 1t Fort Bennett, reports on .
tour Of inspection msdeby him to the sever
81 Indian camps o the Cheyenne River
Agency, Dakota, for the purpose of ascsr.
tanning the condition. of the cattle purchased
for the Indians in, 1878. The report
shows that there we're in the possession Of
the aIndians on! Aug. IL, 6s4 cow and CSC
calves. 1t says: "At all the camps the cat
Stls .Sh0wsd evidences IL their appearance
and gsndsusss Of good attention and care
sfulsh,.dlipg, while afev Of ths Indians dc
ndeappear q fully realize tie ~advantages
which would accrue to them from careful
nshSxsmsnt Of their cattle, md would
doubtless dispose Of them, If not restrained
by fear of punisbnent. I am convinced
that the majority do now realize the valu,
of their cattle. and would not part viii
them under any circumstances The In
dams are becoming firmly attached to their
cattle, and, u a~sconssausncs, are jsss rest
less and disseminated. Many are locating
on separate claims, breaking up land, col
lecting pigs and chickens and articles o
hoasshold utility, from legitimate resulu
Of their personal labor"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
PERSONAL.

s. F. Whipple, landlord at Niobrara, is
iu town.
liver Bagstad, merchant at Gayville, is in
town to-day.
Lewis E, Jones Of St. Helena, Nebraska,
is in town to-day.
Bob Meckling, station agen, al Gayville,
is in town to-day.
Wilbur F. Bryant, an attorney Of st Hello
ma, is in the city.
Alderman Buechler returned last night
from a brief eastern trip.
Walter A. Burleigh, jr., contemplatcs
leaving for Miles City to. morrow morning.
j. ". Bosler, of Carlisle, Pennsylvania,
the military AID Indian cattle contractor,
arrived this afternoon.
Fred. Weegar, agent for Prof. Cecil,
spiritualistic exposer, is in town arranging
for IN entertainment by that gentleman.
The DR.. Grimes mentioned 10 our tcle-
graphic accoun: of the Indian fight in Co..
orado as being wounded, is q brother of
Major Grimes, qusrternus.er a, Yankton.
Walter HI. Carr went over to Turkey
creek this morning to look after some land
ed property he has there, and to talk to
some Of his neighboring land holders about
the right Of way for the Milwaukee road.
Sioux Fslls Times: Mrs. Sweetscr re.
tires from her house, beginning with this
week. and will very soon start for Yank,on,
at which place she will spend the winter
The good wishes of many friends in Sioux
Falls will attend her,
w. G. McNamars, senior member Of the
firm that builds the bridges for the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul road, was in to wn.
last night. He informed ia that the work
of building the bridge across the river at
Maxwell would be commenced next Mon
day. He also stated that his firm had been
instructed to build the bridges across the
Rock and Big Sioux rivers on the Yankton
line of that road.