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Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

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SEsAroa SHAzPIEY, Nc Dsnocratic
candidate for President Of the City
Council, frankly saknowlsdgss that he
is not real estate fres-holder in this
city and never made any pFstsstiops TO
hsing one, and hs frankly informs ~
that no real estate qualification 10 re-
quirsd for President Of the City Coun.
Gil. He docs not deny thst,s freehold
Is required OF other members Of Coun-
oil, but he contends that the ONCE Of
President Of the City, Council was
created By . special at Of the Lsgisla-
tuts IN which nothing was said about ,
freehold, though the President Is
clothed with all the rights and powers
Of member Of Council. No doubt that
the law can bs 10 construed, butt will
be considered amongst the
absurdities Of the times, that q Ward
Councilman should be required to be a
frseholder, and that the President Of
the City Council with more power
should not be q freeholder.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

Ar THE LAST Thursday night meeting
Of Council, slO6,l77.4s was reported to
the credit Of the city in bank. At that
time there we're sll,0OO in orders pass
ed and not called for, $1,000 Of the Lat
inner Trust Fund, 81, 500 due on J. X.
Burnite's note. elO, 900 due on bonds Of
the Board of Education; about l,50O
due on contract for sewer, $3.50 in
orders were drawn on Thursday night,
and $3,533.67 in orders we're drawn
last night, amountinglin all to $50, ,0l3.-
81. This amount which Of course must
be deducted from the amount reported
in bank on Thursday night last, which
is $l06, 6,l77.49, will leave a balance of
s76, 1882, to the credit Of the city on
this election day, the 2nd day of Sep
tembsr, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02
The Mormon Biga,nists.

The Government in the present &C.
tion begins with checking the emigra-
tion, not of Mormons, but of actual or
intended polygamists. A letter has
been drawn up by the Secretary of
State and dispatched to the Govern
ments Of Great Britain, Germany, Nor
way, Sweden and Denmark, protesting
against the emigration Of men and
women who come for the avowed pur-
pose Of breaking a law of the United
States. The letter sets forth plainly
the facts that bigamy is crime in our
territories; that it will be punished by
fine Of 500 dollars and imprisonment
for not more than five years; and that
obligation exists between these Govern
ments and our own not to allow the
emigration of persons having criminal
intentions. 1t is, in effect, friendly
reminder that the comfy of nations
has been violated; but now that it has
been sent more vigorous action is justi-
fed, and the Mormon missionaries who
bring back to our shores these deluded
converts can be arrested at
our ports and returned with their vic
tins as felons. The directness and JUS.
tics of this peculiar mode Of procedure
are evident from the fact that the po-
lygamists of Utah are foreigners. Five
years ago the population of Salt Lake
City contained literally not a single
American convert. They were English,
Scotch, Norwegians and Danes, with
their children born in this country,
reared and educated to the faith and
practices of this most degrading of all
social conditions. 1t is hardly fair tn a,
America should bear the obloquy and
moral degradation from this plague
spot Of brutality and vice which O
right belongs to other nations. When
ever the influx of foreign bigamists il
checked, the Government can deal
successfully with those at home. IN.
Y, Tribune"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02
As there is s24.622.26 belonging

AS there is $24.622.26 belonging 10
the Board Of Education it stands TO rea.
son that there can only be s5l.4Sl.56
to the credit Of the current expense ac
count OF the city. This is the way 1t
stands and no figuring can change its
truthfulness. Instead of there being q
clean sheet on the first Of September
and sl20, 900 clear to carry on the city
until the first OF April as Mr.. Guthrie
figures it, there is but $76, 1882 left to
carry it on until the first Of July next.
This is our parting shot Mr.. Guthrie and
the next time we greet you it will be by
the title of city Treasurer or as a priv
ate citizen.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

The girl Of the psriod--Rusty Kate
" st. Louis Times. Journal. i" No; Ru-
raj Lie. -" Boston Post. -" We New
York State people prefer Addis Ron.
dack. -" Albany Argus. Why not
Sara Toga p" Boston Post" Let New
York 80 as It pleasss, but Nan Tssket
is the girl that Boston people like, and
Nan Tuoks, Is the gal that takes the
belt" Boston Gazette. 4" "
Why not take Bidds Ford or Augusta
Maine We Michigsndsrs have our
Ada, Belle Mont. and a hundred others
=" Michigan Daily Times" p" Oh hush
now. The Blue Hens Chickens flap
their wings and crow for Miss Pilion,
Anna, May Hon, Ann Cola,
Mag Nolia, Ellen Dale and many other
gals. Kits Hammock is favorite place
Of resort for the Chickens, and they are
very strongly inclined to Mary Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02
A Surprising Explosion.

Between Elm and Logan streets, Pitts
burg, is water pipe used for carrying
off waste water, lying alongside a gas
main. The other day the latter broke,
and the water main became charged
with gas. Some boys in quest Of amuse-
ment smelled gas, and lighted it with a
match. An esplosion ensued, which
tore up the pavement for considerable
distance, sending metal, earth cobbls-
stones, ETC., into the air in manner
that made the youngsters hunt their
holes, and smptied an acre or two OF
houses Of their occupants.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

II YOU have not voted by the time
the REPUBLICAN reaches you this even
ing, let it remind you Of your duty 10
vote, and when you go to perform that
duty vote for ths best man regardless
of politics.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

FRANCIS MrRrHY, the temperance
apostle, was refused the uss Of tho
Methodist church at Ottawa, Kansas, to
lecture, the other day, the objection Of
the church board being that Murphy
intended TO charge an admission fee.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

Go TO the election to-day and vote as
yol please when you get there, but
don't be deceived into voting for some
-body You don't want to vote for.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

The POLLS will all be open at IL o'clock
to-day, though they may open any time
after IL o'clock, and close at : P. N.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02
RErUNLlCAN TICKET.
CITY COUNCIL

FIRST wARD-JOHN ALDEN,
suCVNp wARD-sAMUEL ROBERTS.
xHIRD wARp-sAMURL A. PRICE, JR.
yo0RrH wARD--JNo. FEHRENBACH, = years.
YouRTH wARD-rH0s. B. KELLEY, l year.
yrFrH wARp--HEERY EVANS, 2 years.
yIrrH wARD-ALPRRD GAwTHRoP, year.
Sixth wARD-JosRPH X. ADAMS.
sEyENTH wARD-CKsAR A. RODNEY.
y1eHTH wARD-wILLrAM H. WHITE.
NINTH WARD. PEBlGER, z years. n,l
nrNrH wARD-DAvID r. SMITH, ! year.
1HsrH wARD--sAM'L o. rAzEwELL, 2 yrs.
TENTH wARD-sHRRwooD 8. JOHNSON, yr.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

vTyHE Largest DRY GOODS HOUSE
i in Philadslphia, JOHN WANAMAKEh
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02

DR.. BULBS Baltimore Pills quickly re.
moves the constipated habit of body
and all Of its psrnicious effects. Try
them. For sale st all drug stores. Price
rs cents. ''''" """
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02
CANTALOUPES.
Oe MARKET STREET,

Offers the following inducement to owners Of
Real Estate, wishing to sell the came, to
place 1t fn his hands. He will receive all
such property charging only such sums as
will pay for advertising 1t, and no iurther
charge unless the property Is sold In which
case commission Of two per cent. Will be
fine an assortment of ffURNITUREa as can
to found in the city, which he will sell at
cheaper rates than 1t can be bought else.
where. THOMAS M. OdLE,
S.27lu 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-02
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
NORTHWESTERN INDIANS.

Movements OF the Military for the Sup.
preston OF Disadection.
Special telegram to the St. Paul Pioneer. Press.
Bismarck, July 5.-The Tribune to-day
has the following special from Fort Buford:
Company c, sixth infantry, Lieut.. Brine,
commanding, leave here on the steamer
ROSEBUD. They will be stationed at Gen.
Miles supply depot, at old Fort Peck. A
large amount Of substance stores will 60
forward by the same boat for Gen. Miles
troop. in the field. Capt Hamilton, Of the
second cavalry, will join the expedition
from this point. Capt. Britton had a long
confidence With the rebellioua chiefs Of Pop
lar river agency. Black Cat Fish and Stab
heing asked Why they refused to be counted
by the agent. stased that the count produced
nothing but tickets, and they could not eat
tickets. II 10 also reported tina,
the low prices paid BY Thomp.on 4
Co., Indian trsderr, for robca, caused great
satisfaction. The trader, Thomp.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
SPORTING.

RAGETTA ON SARATOGA LAKE.
Saratoga, July 9.-The weather and lake
are all that could be desired for the regatta
which was opened with one pair oar race
One Zephyr pair did not start and the 9TH
er Zephyr pair gave out before reaching
the end of the course. The race was won
by the Olympics in 9:414; Wahmuhsums,
second in 0 :572. The college and contest
was left to Cornell alone, and mile aud a
half was made in Gals. ]. Lewis of Cor.
nell had the college single to himself also,
and he covered mile aud half in II :541a
The first trial heat of the senior singles
was won by Murrav of the Elizabeth club
in II :35%; the second trial heat by r. A.
Rathburn of New York in II :13I, and the
trial heat by Holmes in 10:5412.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09

son, explains that Capt. Fish demanded not
only very high price for some inferior
robes but feast for his band, and undertook
70 bulldose the agent ~ vel ~ trader be.
cause his demands will not be complied with.
Capt. Britton, an officer Of experience
among Indian tribes, explained matters eat
isfactorily to the chiefs, and they we're then
az earnest for count a. they were at fret
opposed to it. At the date Of last sdvices
there was not an ounce Of food at Poplar
river for the Indians. No blame is attach
ed to the agent, but the Indian commissioner,
who has not forwarded the esupplies. A band
of one hundred Sioux warriors, under Yel-
low Eagle. crossed the Musselshell,
travelling towards the Yellowstone, about the
1st of June. Capt. Sanger's company, the
seventeenth infantry, and Capt. Sanders'
sixth, have been ordered out on the North
ern Pacific extension to do Escort duty. They
will make four companies on that duty.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
CROP REPORTS.
Crops in tho Dominion.

Toronto, July 9.-The Glote publishes
crop reports from all parts OF the dominion,
including Manitoba, Ontario. Quebec. New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia. PRINCE EDWARDS
Island and New Fouudland. In about 400
places heard from spring wheat promises
slightly below 40 average. hut with Two or
three weeks of dry, hot weather II may
furnish nearly au syersKe yield. The aver.
ase OF fall wheat IS II per cent. above an
average crop; barley will be an average
cron The oat crop, both ss regards quail
jty and area, Is considerably above aD
average Peas aro an average
crop. The area In corn 10 about Ms usual.
but Ito condition Is worst Of all. owing ~
,he ssck ward season aud t,sqneut cold
snaps The average condition ot the whole
10 8 per ceu, above an average, and where,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
NO MORE SUBSTITUTES.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Murder In Hay.feld-A Murderer Hang
ed in Missourt-A Policeman Ac.
cuscd OF Burglary

Murder In a Hay.lield-A Murderer Hang
ed in Missouri-A Policeman Ac.
cused OF Burglary
Muscatine, Ia. July 9.-William Teets,
a we'll known respectable farmer, living ten
miles southeast Of this city, was murdered
Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock in the
farmers hay field with club in the hands
of William Pickering. The cause of the
dastardly act seems to have been family
troubles. The murdered man Teets was
son. in.law Of Mrs. Dickerson, widow
woman, who employed Pickering es farm
hand on her estate, and between whom i'm
proper intimacy has been charged. An i'm
mediate marriage being expected, Teets and
his wife, it is said, demonstrated with the
mother who doubtless communicated
the conversation to Pickering at
dinner yesterday. whereupon he started on
his murderous errand. Going TO the field
In which Teets was engaged In maxim g
hay, Pickering approached Teets and but
few words ensued, whereupon Pickering
dealt the latter two terrific blows with the
club. Teets falling, he kicked the head of
the body at his feet in tiendish manner
and turned to the witnesses. son OF Teets
fourteen years of age. q brother.in law Of
4 similar age, and an old man Of 60. re-
marking, Il Rave settled with him for
what he said about me-" and Immediately
ran to the adjoining timber and disappear.
ed. The whole surrounding timber and
county were soon aroused and his escape
is doubtful, although not yet reported cap
tured. .aFssF.
Warrensburg, Mo-, July 9.-Frank Da.
wilson who killed VIM. Haggerty Sept. 81,
1878, was executed here to-day.
New York, July 9.-Police Officer Fran.
els J. Mccarthy, who states he went into q
store to arrest burglars, was himself charged
BY the proprietor with committing burglary,
and il held for examination.
Owenton, KY, July 9.-The court met At
10 o'clock, Judge McNamara presiding.
Nothing was done except reading list Of
names Of witnesses for the defence number
ing nearly 100, and the court adjourned to
2 O'clock. The sheriff with the prisoner
Buford arrived at half past IL. The pros.
poets are that the trial will proceed very ia
vorably.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
LATEST BY MAIL.

S, Louis. July 1.-THE Semple and Berge
manufacturing company, dealers jn agri-
cultural implements have suspended.
Pousville, July IA large number of
miners at Shamaken and Locust Gap
struck to day for an advance of ten cents on
their wages.
New Orleans, July 7-Cspt D. Wilker-
SOD, we'll known in river circles, suicidcd
this morning by shooting himself through
the temple With pistol. Cause, financial
trouble.
Bo. ton, July 1.-THE Golden Gate, The
smallest craft that ever attempted a trip
around the world, left this afternoon fol
City Point, whence she leaves tomorrow
for Capetowp.
Council Bluffs, TO-, July THE new
Council Bluffs stock yards are now open
for business. These yards occupy seven
acres Of ground adjacent to the Union Pa
ciic depot 10 this city and have capacity
of 1000 head, with twenty-five unloading
sbutes
Denver, Col. July 7.-Jsmes II. Craft
and Chas. G. Wobrsth, arrested at Alamosa
Thursday for the murder of VIM. s. Yock
on the 9th inst, in New Mexico, for his
burro, were taken from Jail at .. m. Sat-
urday by 100 citizens aud hanged to a cot
tonwood.' They had confessed.
San Francisco, July IA dispatch from
Linmore, Tulare county, 10 the United
States poole SAYS the settlers there, who
have for long time been litigstiDg the
title to their lands against the Southern
Pacific railroad company, are tearing up
the track of the railroad
New York, July 7.-Expenditures to the
present time for the construction of the
Brooklyn bridge are $10.523,574. The con-
tract was awarded to-day for lO,72S, 900
pounds of steel and $4,000 pounds of iron
The trustees say the bridge will be flushed
by January, 1881.
New York, July THE Peoples Ton
tine society, for mutual assurance against
absolute dependence upon wages, has been
filed. The object is to protect members
from danger and degradation of hand.to-
mouth condition by the practice OF the Ton.
tine system Of inheritance BY the survivors.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. July 7.-The hope
less debt of $500 on the NJ. E. church OF
this city was wiped out on Sunday morning
last by the pastor, Rev. L. NJ Walters, CALI
ing his long roll of subscriptions to the
amount of $4,000 being paid at the altar,
the pastor assuming the balance. Bishop
Andrewe preached during the day to over
1000 persons.
San Francisco, July I'm the court to.
day Justice Field Of the supreme court oi
the United States, decided what is known as
the queue sitting ordinance invalid. being in
conflict with the Fourteenth amendment
The ordinance prescribed that the queues Of
all Cinnamon imprisoned in the county Jail
for petty offenses should be cut off and wai
i thai class of criminals.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
FIRE.
LOSSES by FIRE IN CLEVELAND LAST
NIGHT.

LOSSES by A FIRE IN CLEVELAND LAST
NIGHT.
Cleveland, O., July 9.-The following is
a list of the insurance companies interested
in losses by the FIRE in this city last evening !:
Variety Iron Works-Freman Of New
York, Germania Of Cincinnati, Guardian
Of Landon-each, $1,000; Auror. Of Gin.
cinnati, German .of Pittsburg, Common
wealth Of Boston, Revere Of Boston, Meriden
of Connecticut, Manufacturers of Newark,
Standard of New York, Northwest National
of Wisconsin, M. & M. of Richmond, ST 900
each ; Liverpool and London and Globe,
$500. Woods, Perry s. Co.-Home In.
surance company, Aetna of Hartford,
Phenix Of Hartford, Springfield of Spring
field, Massachusetts. Roger Williams
Providence, state of Pennsylvania. Phila-
delphia, Insurance company Of North
America, of Pennsylvania, Milwaukee Me-
chanics. Scottish Commercial-each, $4,000.
There are several small losses, the amounts
of which and the insurance are not obtain.
able.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
Especial telegraln.l

Ntrs 6e0O0 shoots MIR, Brown In Cold
1lood-Delfborate Homicide in Which
Principals.
Especial telegram.l
White Swan, ID. T.. July 9.-Jsmes Som
ers, of Brule CITY. passed this place last
evening, for Yankton, with man by the
name Of Beebe in charge. who killed man
by the name of Brown, on Crow creek,
about two p. IN. July 4th. A party of four
men, named Bcebe, Williams, Brown and
Commack were travelling down Crow creek
looking for claims. 1t seems that Beebe
and Brown had some words on the road and,
July fourth, had camped on Crow creek to
take dinner, when Brown laid down on a
quilt to rest, falling asleep. Beebe deliber-
ately took his rifle from the buggy in which
they were travelling and shot Brown through
the head, killing him Instantly. Mr.. Viii.
liams and Mr.. Commack witnessed the
whole affair but could not prevent
il. as they had left their arms in the buggy.
Beebe. after shooting Brown, turned and
threatened their lives if they told on him.
Bebee took Browns body in his arms and
aid it on Grow creek, among the weeds,
where it now lies, exposed to the sun. Mr..
aSomers, Beebe, Williams and Commack will
Arobably reach Yankton tonight. The par.
ty are from Virginia, near Eden, D. T.,
where the murdered man has brother in
the agricultural implement business Beebe
and Williams are brothers-in-law, having
married sisters.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
rELEcRAPHIc BRevlT,es.

ARRIVAL.
New York. July 9.-Arrived: Steamer
State of Georgia from Glasgow.
STRIKE OF COAL MINERS
Allentown, Pa. July 9-The miners at
Eckley and Buck Mountain collieries
struck this morning for an advance in their
wages. A general strike in the Hazleton
regieD Is expected.
DIsT1NGUI. HE'D VISITORS.
Boston, July 0-The secretary Of war.
Chief Justice Waite and other distinguish.
ed gentleman have left here for q visit to
the soldiers home at Soaus, Maine.
SHEEP DISEASES.
Boston, July 9.-The Advertiser says the
mouth and foot disease found in sheep sent
to England in ships have increased very
largely of late. The Victoria sailing to-day
takes out 900, and it is not believed the
action Of the English authorities in slaugh-
tering the animals will disturb the business
even temporarily, as the meat can safely go
into the market.
THE HEBREW COUNCIL.
New York, July 9.-The sixth council of
the union of American Hebrew congrega-
tions resumed its session to-day. Rev. DR..
Silyenthsl, chairman of the special mission
on the course of study, from the Hebrew
union college, presented a unanimous re.
port on the subject, in which he said he
was happy to say that all differences be-
tween the clergy had been settled. The re-
port was unanimously adopted. Rev. DR..
Mendea, chairman of the committee on the
union college, presented report recon.
mending the establishment Of the college,
and the erection of a building for such pur.
pose in Cincinnati. and adverse to Ithe es-
tablishment of branch college in New
York.
HYMENIAL.
New York, July 9.-Manton Marble and
Mrs A. Williams Lombard were married
to-day.
NO MORE SUBSTITUTES.
Washington, July 9-Secretary Sher
man has stopped the practice of clerks em.
ploying substitutes.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Washington, July 9.-The comptroller Of
the currency has declared dividend Of 10
per cent. in favor OF the creditors of the
first national bank Of franklin, Indiana
making in all dividends of 43 per cent; also
dividend of 10 per cent. in favor Of the
creditors of the first national bank of Win.
chester, Illinois, making in all dividends Of
60 per cent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09

ever the crop is already gathered 1t Is
spoken of 90 In 6rst.clsss order. RYE is
an oinsigni6cent crop. Apples promise
Is per cent below the average. The
condition of other fruit crops is about per
cent. below an average. There will evident
ly be another great crop of potatoes, unless
bad weather sets in. The average is seven
per cent. above. An unusually great area
has been planted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
The Secretary Of the Treasury Stops
the Practice Of Clerks Fin.
plOying Substitutes.
A Cold Blooded Murder Occurred at
Crow Creek on the Fourth.
Parties from Eden, Dakota, En-
gage in = Quarrel, which Re.
suits in the Death OF
Mr.. Brown.
A MURDER At CROW CREEK.

Mr.. Beele Shoots Mr.. Brown im Cold
8lOOd-Deliborate Homicide in Which
rsrttes from Eden, Dakota. are the
Prtnefnala.