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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04

DR.. w. H. n. Brown, dentist. Union
Block, Yankton. 3l
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
Cochrsne's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
INVESTIGATION DEVELOPMENTS.

Serious Irregularities Unearthed at the
Milwaukee House OF Correction.
Milwaukee, Dec. "A majority of the
committee appointed by the board Of super
visors to investigate the affairs of the Mil.
pendent of the investigation conducted by
the state board of charities and reforms,
made q long report to the board today. The
committee cay there is no escape from the
conclusion that Inspector Haze is incompe-
tent, and that be is not even familiar with
the rules governing the institution. He
admits having frequently used the gag,
punishment not known or allowed by
the statutes or rules and that he does
not know whether the contractor delivered
the quality Of meat required or not. The
burden Of the evidence is that the treatment
Of prisoners was generally bad, and often.
times cruel, if not barbarous. Hase and
his subordinates have violated the statutes
which forbid any corporel or other punish.
ment inflicted for violation Of the prison
rules. Also the rule Of the house Of correc
ton, which depcribes the punishment to b
solitary confinement in u dark cell, on bread
and water, not TO exceed twenty days, ant
although this il the only legal punish
ment, yet the way it is administered
is the most degrading, dangerous te
the health and abominabIy harbarou
Of any nov administered, ant
i, disgrace TO the age in which We live
By overwhelming testimony i, is ehown tha
the inspec ors. Hase and Kennedy. hav,
used lhta means of torture 10 degree neve
| intended b. the state The committee rec
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

Mandan has started literary society.
Pembina now "must have" land Office.
Brainerd ladies propose having skating
rink.
Casselton postoffice has two hundred and
sixty boxes.
There is a new Grand Forks town, with
East before it.
Burleigh county produced 100000 bushels
Of oats this year.
Bismarck has named its new -four, the
"Pride of Bismarck.'
Fargo wants the Holly system of water
works, to cost $50, 600.
"Baby Mine" coal mine has turned out
over 500 tons Of coal this year.
The telegraph company have extended
their lines fifty miles west Of Mandan.
There are ten schools in operation in Cas-.
county, and there will be FIVE or six more,
inside Of a month.
Rev Mr.. Stevens Thanksgiving sermon,
delivered in Fargo, will be published. by re.
quest Of Judge Barnes.
The Fargo Headquarters hotel registe,
for October showed 1871 names, and for
November to date, HOO.
The Pembina Pioneer claims to be in the
highest northern latitude of any paper pub.
lished in the United States.
Three brothers, by the name of Schwarn
have been lodged in the Fargo Jail, on the
charge Of stealing wheat above Casselton.
Meetings have been recently held in Far
60 to ag,tate the question of improving the
navigation Of the Red by building dam
and lock at Goose Rapids. A petition has
been prepared asking congress for an appro
priation Of 5000, 900 for building the dam
and lock.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
WASHINGTON.
DEMocRATIc CAUCUS.

q II
Washington, Dec 3.-Thers was large
attendance at the democratic senatorial
caucus. Senator Wallace said the meeting
was to revise the lists of the democratic
members of the committees. There bad
been no vacancies by death and 80 it was
decided to make no changes and the
chairman was directed to notify the re.
publicans that the committee positions
occupied by the late Senator Chandler were
at their disposition.
Several senators complained that the
senate patronage had not been equally dis.
tributed.
The question Of amending the rules Of the
caucus, which require certain employees to
be retained, except in event of misconduct
was discussed.
The rule requiring the retention Of dis
abled soldiers was not disturbed, but it was
remarked that several republicans were re.
tained who were never in the army and the
desire was expressed that they be replaced
by democratic.
THE PRESIDENT TCONGRATULATEs THE CzAR.
Washington, Dec Secretary Evsrts
his telegrsphed the czar the presidents g
congratulations on his escape.
q DUPLICATE BILL.
Washington, Dec. 4-Senator Morrilps
bill is duplicate of Garfeld's, introduced
III the house yesterday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04

Fresh Oysters at tsvender's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
evening. The convention is xrea. sue.

| Washington. Dec. 2-The commissioner
Of internal revenue to-day received = di..
patch from Collector Clark Of Atlanta. Ga
stating that an assault, by band OF illici,
distillers had been, made npon his denu,ies
10 Towns county. The tax collector saws
three OF bis deputies, after se,ziue seycrsl
distileries 10 Rsbun county. were Cred ur .
on and all wounded, one five times. The
deputies returned the fire, and, being arm.
ed With United States repeating rifles. were
enabled to drive the illicit distiIlers of.
Chicago, Dec. 2-The Tribune's Galena
special Gays: Gen. and Mrs. Grant will
leave for Chicago to-morrow::.at 30; re.
naming seyeal days. They will fulfill en-.
gagements there and in more eastern cities,
and sail for Havana the latter part of the
month. They will remain in Havana part
Of the winter, thence go to Mexico, and af.
ter visiting the principal cities ofthat coun-
try return via Galveston in April, going
direct to Denver from there and visiting the
mining districts, including Leaville. This
is his latest programme
Washington, Dec 2.-The bill introduc.
ed bv Mr.. Belford to-day for the removal of
the Utes provides that all laws establish
ing reservations for the Utea in Colorado
shall be repealed, and that the lands con.
stitnting such reservation shall become pub.
lie domain. II further provides that the
president, with the consent of the senate,
s:.ail appoint five commissioners to select in
some one of the territories reservation for
the Utes and arrange with them for peace
full removal The bill proposes an appro-
priation of 100000 to meet the expenses of
the removal.
San Francisco, Dec 2.-Yesterday Mr..
Flood on behalf Of the bonanza firm dispos-
ed Of the control of the Yellow Jacket and
the Hall andNarcrosy, the former Ding to
Robert Graves and the latter to Alvina
Hayward. The consideration named in
the transfer has not been made public.
There are rumors that the firm will at an
early day still further dispose Of its inter-
ests, but nothing definite can be learned
as to that. Both Of the mines transferred
were mentioned by Col. Dean as containing
bonanzas. The transaction causes much
comment.
New Orleans, Dec. 2.-The election in
the city passed off quietly. A very light
vote was polled, probably less than two
thirds. The ring ticket in this parish is
generally elected. Special dispatches to
New Orleans democrats from all the tele.
graph stations in the state show heavy dem.
ocratic gains. These reports, giving
the estimated majorities in eleven
country parishes. claim democratic gains OF
10000, compared with the democratic
count of 1876. The, same parishes gave
Hayes ] 600 majority. All dispatches say
the election passed of quietly and most Of
them report thelnegroes voting the demo-
cratic ticket aud for the con sti,ution.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
FOREIGN.
CONGRATULATIONS

London, Dec. 4-The queen Yesterday
telegraphed the emperor Of Russia congrat-
ulating him on his escape from sssas ina
tion.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 3.-The sentence OF
death passed by military court on the
nihilist Mirsky, convicted Of attempting to
assasainate Gen. Drentelin, has been com
mu:ed to hard labor in the Siberian mines
for an indefinite period.
Lebanon, Pa, Dec 3.-Henry Wise, one
Of the murderers Of Joseph Rabar, was this
morning sentenced to be hanged. He at
tempted to deliver written statement, bu,
was stopped by Judge Henderson. This i.
the insurance conspiracy and murder case
for which Drews and Stichler were hanged
recently. The sentence on Wise was defer
red that he might testify against Zechman
another person accused. His evidence VA
discrsdlted, however, and Zechman, aftel
being convicted, was acquitted on the sec
SAu lI1AIs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
LATEST eY MAIL.

Denver. Dec. 2.-The election 10 dispose
Of Arspahoe county's Sl.3O0.O00 railroad
stock To-Day Gould for quarter OF NIL
l'on took place TO-DAY. There was light
vote and the proposition was accepted ten
TO one.
Msrshalltown, Dec. 2-Thc Iowa must
ca convention assembled here to day.
ABOUT 2OO persons were In s,tcndance from
'"'A and other towns in the state. The con.
W ss",'on ~ y conducted by Pcos. II. X. Psller
w New York. the wcll known author ot
music, ~ and Will close with . grand cnucc,t
woodbury. opers house ncIt Friday
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Albany, Dec. Al. NJ. Walker killed
Geo. Mansfield, opposing candidate for
Office, last Eight at Jonesboro. They we're
elec,ioneering. ~
Ansonia. Conn.,. Dec. IA man named
Upton returned home drunk. threw at bis
wife lighted lamp which fell into the
cradle, and the child burned to death. The
wife in endeavoring to save the child was
probably fatally burned. fs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
TELEcRAPHIc eREvlTIEs.
HOTEL KEEPER SICK,

lAcEFEAAS S1CAs
New York, Dec. &C. G. Waite, of the
Brevort house ,and Windsor hotel, is very
sick, but his son says he ia not in immediate
danger. A false report of his death was
given some circulation yesterday.
DIVIDENDS TO BE PAID.
John p O'Neil, receiver of the Continen-
tai Life Insurance company, says policy
holders ought not to sacrifice their claims,
as they will all be paid their dividends OF
Is per cent. within short time.
THE CHURCH CHEATING TIE INDIANS.
New York, Dec 4.-Complaints are pub
lished against the policy of the Methodist
Episcopal church with regard to the mission
ary work among the Indians. 1t is shown
that Of the 100000 annually appropri.
ated by the Methodist Missionary society
only about So 500, taking the present year
as an example, goes toward the missionary
work among the American Indians, and
that Of this small amount only the pitiful
sum Of 500 is set apart for use among the
Indians of the west. Methodists are the
compia insnta, and these consider the ap.
parent neglect the more remarkable because
uuder the plan adopted, during President
Grants administration, the Methodist
church controlled the nomination of agents to
fourteen out Of the sixty. eight agencies, or
more than ope.fifth of the whole number.
ARRIVAL OF GOLD.
New York, Dec. 4-The steamers Lat.
rsdor and Suavia, brought $l,S77,00O in
gold to-day.
RAILROAD DIVIDENDS.
New York, Dec. AT meeting of the
directors of the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad TO day, q semi annual dividend OF
II on preferred stock was declared payable
Dec. 26th. Transfer books close on Dec.
18th and re open on the Goth. The compa.
ny will have surplus after paying these
dividends of 81, ,27O, ,sO3.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
THE NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

~ SENATE. q
Washington. Dec. l.-Merrill introd uced
bill for reiuudtng the public debt.
Carpenter offered . resolution declaring
that oil quet tions Of finance should not be
disturbed this session. az the business pros.
peri,y depends 90 stable finsncef.
Adjourned I'LL Monday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WALL STREET.
New York, December 4.
Mouey-5@6 u cent.
Governments-Quiet generally firm.
Stocks-Strong, higher.
NEW YORK.
New York, December a.
WHEAT-!@ac better, rather quiet. No.
l white cash $l.4S2.
RYE-Firm, unchanged, Ole.
CoRN-Quiet, 592@62.
BARLEY-Very firm. No. rowed
state 75@78c.
oArs-Firm. Western mixed 474@49c.
White 474@59c.
PoRK-Decidedly higher. Sales $500.
LARD-Higher, 1915.
WHlsKEY-Unchanged.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, December a.
WHEAT-Strong, higher, Sl.25s bid cash,
Sl:27 bid January, S1.2Sl bid February.
CoRN-F'rm, higher, Ale bid cash, Al! &c
January, 464c bid May.
OATs-Firm, higher, 34c cash; SAGE jan
uary, 3Ssc bid for May.
RYE-75c.
bARLEY-ooCYSIc.
PoRK-Excited, higher, sl2 60 Decem.
ber, SIS so January; Sl4.O0 bid February
LARD-Excited, higher, S7.s5 cash
S7.S74 January, $500 lid February.
WHIsKY-Slll.
-7'- MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, December H.
WHEAT-3@l! higher. Hard $l.254
No. l, $1.25. No. 9, $l.24 cash; ST 2G
January, $l,274 February. No. 8, sl.l0l,
No. 4, $l.O2!.
CoRN-405c.
OArs-34c.
RYE-74c
BARLEY-77c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04

commended that Hase, the present inspector,
be removed and that the committee On the
houss Of correction be given charge Of the
institution. Hase, the report hold., is
proven incompetent He has inflicted uu-
warranted punishment and has been
profane and indecent. The practice Of
imprisonment in dark celIe, too
small to stretch the body, without
bed or bedding 10 the summer or winter,
is severely condemned. The poor, help
less criminal, unable to lie down or sit up,
is compelled TO breathe the foul, sickeujpp
gases of his own excrement. 1t is proven,
says the committee, that this has been q
constant practice for years and 10 . foul
blot ON the city and state. The committee
are also of the opinion that the prisoners are
not given baths as often as deceDcy re-
quires and that the sick inmates are denied
proper care and medical treatment. The
committee report the necessity for an en-
tire revision of the rules OF the house.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
MARRIED.

J0NES-svOBODA-I Yankton, Dec. Sd.
by G. w. Roberts, J. r., ,Iohn L. Jones and Miss
Josephine Svoboda. OF Saunders county, Nebras-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-25
RACINE CENTER.

-"Llsten l., the sleLs and the bells"
Aud still D. c. Sanborn buys stock
and porkers at good prices.
MIR. G. w. Stewart returned from his
western home, the 11th inst.
MIR. Brainard Western is here visit.
ing his brother in-law, Eugene Stewart.
The Racine Center Literary Society
was organized on The evening 1T the 1o'h
inst.
-Mr Frank Churchill, "f Frankford
has the school here. Mr.. G. is = g''od
tutor, aud all that can be said against
him, he used to be a chum Of mine.
Mr.. Alderman has heen caring fol
Mr.. Henry C,ndon's arm for some lime
while DR.. S.nddard and bride have been
On their wedding tour. We understand
that MIR. C. will have to lose his arm.
And now 1t IS Jay that has a broth
er's lave. At the residence If H N. > J
Sanb"rn, on the Gil, inst, Mr.. Jay Slew
ar. and Miss Ka'e Warner joined hands.
hearts and fortunes, Rev. G. Il. C"lkini
administering the accumulation. W.
congratulate. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-25

OLSON says there's no use talking, he
Jus, means business-and now Is The time
to buy your holiday go'ds. No where
in the city can better stack I've found at
lower prices. Mr.. Olson and his business
are too we'll known in this vicinity to
need any recommend. Give him Call.
You will find his store crowded with
goods, parlor, chamber, md bedroom
sets; pate II, rockers, easy chairs, camp
chars, brackets. &C., sc. H. takes pleas.
urc in inviting the attention "f all purcI' as
ers to his carefully ami we'll selected
stock
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HOLIDAY CHAIRS -This winter we have
s.lrc,th the finest stock If folding chairs
Iha, has ever been trough, t",his market.
and those wishing I" make " very hand.
| some, Ms well as useful, present, can dn
no Better tl1an to buy one of our h"nd.
some folding chairs. (Regardless If the
advance in pricesj, We are making
figures lower than last winters prices,
and we teel confident that they are made
ST. lDw that il vii! he n" trouble /" sell
rnous. FERNALD s. KIMBALL.
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"Big Gun :"

Oysters! Oysters! Oysters am agen
for the Big Gun" brand, Oyster Packers
Association, Mt Baltimore, which will
enable me (. sell oysters l"wer than ever
before sold in Austin. All warranted
direct from Baltimore, fresh and tull
cans, from, rs ~ IS cents per can. Salts
faction guaranteed, Ur money refunded
# L. q. BAsFoRD.
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The Crowd 1t SOlsser's:

SoLKER got EN-; We mean dry goods
no, only tor Austin but The whole sur
rouniing country. Nearly al kinds "'
po.,ds have advanced. and are still 20
vamc.ng, but 6"lner is giving his Gus
toners Il genuine benefit, c0n.if,iint q
sell at old prices. His stock 1T dress
g.,.nis AMI ,r,m.ni,x are compiler; Look
them over. You cannot tail 10 De pie aseu
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A BIT Of Advice.

TRY one Of Mrs FIsHER's oyster stews
you will find her On the north side Of
public square, and east Of the p"st-"ffice
Mrs. Fisher has had eight years expert
ence, her rooms are very pleasant, hr'
bread, cakes and pies "f excellent quality
and her luncl, table always in order. q
cents meal is Ill she asks, and so DE-
not forget 10 give her a Call.