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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09
mill Of the Warren powder works blew up
NEWS FROM SITTING BULL.

L..
st. Paul, June "a Fort Keogh special
to the Pioneer-Press has the story of a
scout just from Sitting Bulls camp. He
says the3ctief has gone with six lodges Of
immsdiate attendants 10 the easkitc chwan
country, Before going be advised His band
to come 70 terms with the government and
return to the United States. There are
three hundred lodges encamped on the
boundary hunting buffalo on this side.
They say they are determined to hold this
buffalo country by, force if necessary.
!; ORGANIZATION coMpLErED.
Springfield, Ill.,, June ,9-The North
western Associated Press has completed its
organization under the laws of Illinois and
the final papers were filed with the secreta-
ry to-day. ..s
New York, June 9.-Mrs. Smith and
Cove Bennett, convicted Of killing Police
Officer Smith in Jersey City, were sentenced
to be hanged July 26th.
ILLINOIS MEDICAL BOARD.
Springfield, Ills, June 9.-The state
medical board will meet at Chicago on the
18th. atthe Grand Pacific hotel, to exam.
inc candidates under the medical practice
act. Vtsf " ~ ~ w - ia afa7s =
CALLED TO NEW PASTURES.
Rev. G. H. Fullerton, pastor of the sec.
ond Presbyterian church Of this city has
,receivd call. from the LAnH Seminary
-Presbv Very church at Cincinnati, and viii
probably accept II.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

Allow cold to advalcs in your system
and thus encourage more serious maladies,
such 81 Pneumonia, HemorIhaees and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be
seadily attained. Bosckt4s German Syrup
has gained the largest sale. in the world for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. tis Dr. Boschee's famous
German prescription, and is prepared with
The Rrea.eSe care, and no fear need be enter
tained in administering il TO the youngest
child, n. per directions. The sale Of this
medicine i unprecedented. Since frat Ia
Etroducsd tbcse has been . conssant incseas-
Ing demand, and without single report Of
failure - do ito work in any casa AK
your Druaii, u 10 the tfdth Of these re-
naskA IArps sise. - ccats. Try Hand b
cpnyipced.
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r. GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
fTa1EvEs cAPrumD.

TaIEvEs cAPTgR1D: Qg0
Chicago. June 9.-The rsbpers who
boldly seized from the ,1llipola Central
railroad messenger ten thousand dollsrs
on Saturday afternoon. and who success
fully eluded pursuit for long time, were
captured yesterday afternoon by detectives.
They are three wel!-known thieves, James
Colan, Jas. Gil)en and Mike Crowley.
This police have kept the matter quies sin
two o'clock this afternoon, when it became
known that portion Of the money and
the highwaymen we're captured.
MEXICAN MUTNEERs.
Galveston, June ,9.-Ihe News, Eagle;
Pass special sayl early yesterday morning
company of Mexican Infantry q Pietra Ne
gras mutiuied and fought their way through
the guard st the gate. About fifteen cross.
ed 10 this side under heavy fire from the
loyal troops. who continued firing after the
dessrters, landed, and many balls struck
houses 10 t6is plScs. Th6 fuRittves sdfren.
dered their arms TO oitt1ena and will be re-
turned TO Mexico. A number Of the mutt.
neers we're killed on the Mexican eide. The
cause Of ulgAeqerrani is{tbAs1 &0eps have
boon six monl6S Without pay and nothing
u saG q 1eitsrday evening Mexican troops
marched outside the city with iH0 captured
mutlDeers whom they we're goiugto shoot
but strong preteos fpo ciilxans caused
the execu,iou 10 be abandoned
srayCHNINE vs. THE oALlows.
Philadelphia, June 9.-Edward Parl
vas seeinpa 70 dssth q nooa to-day fol
the murder Of his daughter. Nm. 6usas
lrvlks AZ. Asr rpriaseer ssaA. l4sSiag th'
doek@Ae.lSI ata.iae.As the ASos AID /,
phial dropped from BE hand. II vas thes
found that b hs1 taken Z dosc Of alrych
sins. He y sill alive.
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INSURANCE.

Insure 10 the Liverpool & London &
Globe insurance company. the strongest
company in the world. Loss as paid on ad.
justment, without discount.
>,ss,,,,,, GEO. W. RoBERgs. Agent. 1
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DR.. Bowker's root. birch and Ottawa
beers, most delicious drinks, at Jenkinson's
bakery and crysta ice cream parlors. next
door 10 Sanborn's furniture store, Union
block, Third street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

q THE FINEST FURNISHED ICE
CREAM PARLORs IN THE NORTH
WEST; ALSO, NO. ICE CREAM AND
STRAWBERRIES AT n. "A. sHoRR-
EGGE'S, THIRD STREET.
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At RosIsoN's.

The Palace barber shop supplies it's pat
rons with the most valuable preparations
for preserving and dressing the hair. Hot
and cold baths; corns extracted without
pain, at the Merchants Palace, the only
complete shop west Of chicago.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

The best assortment of Dress Goods,
Silks, Notions and Fancy Goods in the city
at R. A. Ketchum's.
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II you want nobby suit of clothes at
reduced prices, call on NJ. Grady. one door
west of Jencks hotel.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

Two hundred different styles of Wall pa.
per at Mills & Purdy's. Prices reduced 10
suit the times. a Z
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

uilxankee beer on draught st George
Browns at five cents glass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

Mills & Purdy have in stock new lot o.
Oil curtaina, fringe and tassels to match.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

Dom, forget that the Merchants billiard
parlora can now be found one door north
of Edmund's & Wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

Kadish. he dru9sias, has occurred the jaa.
y celebrated wsakc.ha Bethesda mineral
Uatet. ssasas
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
.fi New York, June g.
WHEAr-Quiet and firm; No. /, white,
Sligo for July; No. red, S1.1Sf for cash.
CoRN-Steady; mixed western, 4O4@44.
BARLEY-Dull 65@67. =,
RYE+Firm; 654c.
OATs-Mixed western. 374@394.
PoRK-Firmer; unchanged SlO.125.
LARD-Firm S6.26s.
WHIsKY-$l.05!@10G.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 9.
WHEAr-stronger slO3! for cash and
July.
CoRN-Strong; 364 for cash; 374 for
July; 3S} for August.
BARLEY-64@G5.
RYE-Firmer 522.
OATs-Excited and higher; 35. for cash !;
$50 for July 329 for August.
PoRK-Firm and higher go for cash !;
9.75 bid bid for Jnly 9.7555 bid for August.
LARD-Strong and higher; S6.l5 asked
for cash; 6.20 for July 6.274 for August
Wn1sKY-$l.04.
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Cali and examine new styles of wall-pa-
pers just received to-day at Mills 4 Purdy's.
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-FOUR PER CENTS.
Washington. June e9-Four per, cents
to day $751; seF .s% sa u
PHRsoNAL.

Washington, June 9-Secretsry Nc
Crary leaves tomorrow to attend the clos
Jog exercises Of the military academy,
where he ID to deliver 90 address Tuesday
night. The secretary will join Gen. Sher
mans party and 60 70 West Point. Secre
tary Thompson leaves this afternoon 70,
Annapolis TO attend the closing exercises
Of the naval academy:
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FOR SALE.

Asplendid stock farm In Nebraska, four miles
southwest Of Yankt0n, the capital Of Dakota.
Plenty Of water the year round from springs;
splendid range for stock, adjoining the place ;
also, twenty acres broke. Apply to
/ GEO.. w. ROBERTS.
/ s, 81 81 a :: Yankton. d I.
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MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee, June 9.
WHEAr-l@4c higher hard, 81 06; No.
2, Sl.O0a for cash; 1.O0s for July; 943 for
August; No. 8, sl4c: No. 4, 74lc.
CoRN-Firm 36!.
OArs-35!.
RYE-55c.
BARLEY-65.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

At Springfield, D. T.. my double store build
ings-size 90x4o. and 222x50- and lots 9axl44 feet
each. The buildings are now occupied as dry
goods and grocery, honse. Springfield is one Of
the most fouriships business towns in Dakota.
Il .5 .ssTsssg =. 4. KCrcHuM,
4. Yankton. D. T.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

i. ~ PRESCRIPTION FREE q
For the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness, Loss
Of Manhood, sand alt disorders brought On BY
indiscretion or excess ANY druggist has the
ingredients. Address DAVIDSON & CO., 7S
Nassau street, New York.
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sptfial gotifts.
FOR SALE

Five Short Horn Bulls
Thorough bred. recorded. in the American.
Herd Book. Prices and terms to SUIT tile tini8.
0. H. QUIMBY,
Jencks Hotel.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
G New York, June 9.
Money-3@4 per cent.
Governments stox-Strong and higher.
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Strawberries and cream at lJenkinson's.
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WASHINGTON.
BAYARp's BILL.

Washington, June 1O-The house judici.
ary committee this morning considered Sen.
ator Bayard's bill which passed in the SEN
ate Friday last, entitled bill in relation to
juries and to repeal sections sol, S2O and
part of 800 of the revised statutes of the
United States. Representative Herbert
submitted an amendment which provides
that in the selection Of jurors, grand and
petit, the clerk and commissioner shall in
no wise have regard to political affiliations,
but shall look solely to the qualifications
prescribed BY law. Citizens posseeeine all
other qualifications which are or may be
prescribed by law shall be competent to
serve as grand or petit jurors without re-
gard to race. color or previous condition of
servitude, but no officer or;employe Of the
United States or of any state shall be com
petent to serve. The chair appointed as
SUB committee to examine into the articles
against Geo. F. Seward. U. s. minister to
China, Messrs Newhouse, Ryan, McKiniy
and Williams of Wisconsin. It is not like
ly that any report will be made at the pres
ent session.
FOUR PER CENTS.
Washington. June e9-Four per cents.
to day ts5s.l7o. 81 ss ]
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WHY Will you

Chew Jacksori's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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UNDER LOCK AND KEY.



Providence, r. l., Aug. 15.-Mrs
Sprague was at Canonchet last night
a kinsman from Ohio being one of the
friends in the house, but the position
was exceedingly uncomfortable for all
parties. Sprague declares that he will
have the children at all hazards, and
forbids the servants to obey any of his
wife's orders without consulting him.
Mrs. Sprague is reported to be greatly
prostrated by the events of the past
few days, by cruel reports of news
papers and by apprehensions for the
children.
Narragansett Pier, Aug. 15.-It is
rumored that Mrs. Sprague is confined
under lock and key, and that the gov
ernor intercepts all kilograms and mes
sages, and that he has ordered the SER
wants not to obey her.
1t is reported in New York tonight
that Mr.. Sprague has made overtures
toward reconciliation, but that he has
said to Mrs. Sprague that if she now
leaves Canonchet without acceding to
these overtures, she will leave it for
ever; nor will he ever admit her under
his roof again, and that she will go
without her children. He declares this
to be his firm and obstinate intention,
and if she goes, it is reported, that he
further declared his intention to file a
petition for divorce.
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Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence,
CHEYENNE, WYo., Aug. IA, 1879.

Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence,
CHEYENNE, WYo., Aug. IA, 1879.
Sealed proposals in duplicate, with a
copy of this advertisement attached,
will be received at this office up to
eleven O'Clock, a. M, of Saturday, Sep
tember 9th, 1879, for 173, 900 pounds of
flour, in double sacks, and $4,000
pounds of flour in single sacks.
The flour must be the best Colorado
manufacture, made from the best
selected wheat, and to weigh,-double
sacks, 1014 pounds gross, single sacks
1904 pounds gross, and contain 100
pounds of flour. If manufactured of
wheat of this years crop, the wheat
must have gone through the ''sweat-
ingn process before being ground. Sam
pies must be submitted with the propo-
sails.
The flour to be delivered at the Sub
sistence warehouse at this depot, at the
expense of the contractor, on or before
September 80, 1879.
w. II. NASH,
Captain and G. s., u. S. A.
a15d6taw2t
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YELLOW FEVER NOTES.

New York. Aug 15 -Men,b;s
specials report 66 per cent Of the
new coses vastard,,, ,, ,,
scattered tbrouobout the citv Tbe
white cases are confined chiefly to the
two infected localities
The relief organizations are WORKING
well and the sick under their charge
receive good attention. Nurses are se-
lected with great care from an army of
applicants, to which facts are attribut-
able the very small proportions of
deaths.
The English citizens organized a re-
lief association to-day. and will hence
forth take charge of their own sick.
The colored relief society acknowl-
edges through the papers the recent of
contributions amounting to s114. They
are loolino for odd;t;o,.I o,,o,,+, =,
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

London: Nellie Grant Sartoris /
dead.
The marriage of King Alfonso will
be solemnized November %.
st. Louis: Elevator B, on Plum
street, was destroyed by fire Friday.
Titusville, Pa: Another tank, con
tanning 80, 900 barrels of oil, was burned
on Friday.
London: a very small assemblag,
listened to her majesty's speech, pro
roguing parliament.
New York: The Locust Grove hotel,
at Bath. Long Island, has burnrd. The
guests lose nearly everything.
Pottsville, Pa: Morgan Emanuel's
powder mill at Newcastle, the third
this year, exploded to-day, killing b. F.
Miller.
Niagara Falls: The democratic state
committee met here to-day and issued
a call for the state convention, at Syra.
case, September 10.
Boston: Joseph F. Frye, dealer in
hides and leather, was found murdered
this forenoon at his residence, The
safe had been robbed of its contents.
Paris: A woman named Baptistine
Phillip has been sentenced at AK to
penal servitude for poisoning her hus-
band, her husbands uncle and her
mistress.
Lawrence, Kas.: Hon. G. w. Ben
son, brother-in-law of VIM. Lloyd Gar.
rison, did here to-day; aged II. He
was a prominent abolitionist in the
early days of the anti-slavery struggle.
New York: Fedemeyer still persists
in the attempt to make 450 miles in six
days. He is very lame. The score is
believed to be unreliable. At II
O'Clock he was credited with 345 miles.
Washington: WIN. Roach, cashier of
the Citizens national bank, is a de-
faulter to the amount of 100000. His
bondsmen pay $4,000. and himself
turns over his own property to the
bank.
London: A st. Petersburg cor res
pondent reports that the Turcomans
are retiring on the Merv and northern
desert. They have sent several thous-
and sheep to Khiva to exchange for
corn for the coming campaign.
London: Correspondence of the Gen
erale Russo, supposed to be directly
connected with the Russian foreign
ministry, publishes an article stating
that Germany has abandoned the friend
ship of Russia for that of Austria and
England.
London: A Berlin dispatch says re-
ports that General Won Manteuffel will
be appointed commander in chief of
of all troops in Alsaace- Lorraine. 1t is
contrary to custom and military tradl-
for the marshal to be appointed chief of
an army corps.
Judah P. Benjamin is stated by the
New Orleans Democrat to have recent
ly bought beautiful Partisan residence
for three hundred thousand francs in
cash. This large sum, tits said, does
not exceed half his yearly income from
his practice in English courts.
London: A Berlin correspondent re-
ports that the high church party has
resolved to make the first attempt to
upset the present legislation in respect
to marriage laws. The matter will be
first broached in the general synod
where an effort will be made to repeal
the act making civil marriage obliga-
tory.
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A Big Enterprise

New Orleans, Aug. ia grain ele-
yator at the Eades' jetties is the latest
New Orleans and st. Louis enterprise
for Increasing the Mississippi valley
grain export trade. The New Orleans
Times says: With sufficient elevator
room at Eadsport, the barges of the
transportation company could proceed
direct there from st. Louis and Cairo,
and as Eadsport is not oppressed by the
tyranny of the board of health and quar-
antine, vessels could come and receive
cargoes of grain from all parts of the
world at all seasons.
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THIS PAPER P1g sS f1s ca 2n Ssws ls at Gs9
dvertising Bureau no Spruce st where advertising
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LIVE STOCK EXPORTS.
Status Of the Trade at Present-The Out
look Excellent.

From the New York Telegram
The large and steady increase of the
cattle movement from this side to
Europe is exciting much attention in
the English and continental journals.
During the past nine months over TO-
600 bullocks from the United States
have been sold in England. The value
of the imports of all classes of live stock
into Great Britain last year from
America and the continent was e7,-
454, 4S2, and, with dead meat added,
e8, ,7S5, ,7S1. OF that sum, nearly a.
900, 900 or 100000, 600 was from Amer
lea. Every year Europe can spare few
er cattle, and it is to America that En-
gland must look to make up the defici-
ency in the home supply. The most
prominent shipper of live cattle from
this country and the man to whom great
credit is due is Timothy C. Eastman, of
New York city. lie, Samuel w. AL
lerton, Nelson Morris and d. II. Sher-
man, of Chicago, spent over 100000
in the experiment of shipping live cat
tie before they made cent. The pro-
blem of safe transportation of cattle
across the ocean depends entirely on
the character of the passage. If the
passage is rough, with cold weather
and heavy, sea, the cattle will be jostl-
ed and worried to death. If it is pleas
ant and the sea smooth, or comparative
ly so, the cattle go along all right. 1t
is, therefore, agreed that cattle can
only be shipped to Europe with profit
during six months of the year. There
is wide difference between the trade
in live animals and the trade in dead
meat. If aquantity of fat stock arrives
in England at time when the market
is not exactly such as suited them, the
animals are not killed but kept for an
other market, whereas meat sent over
in carcass is liable to all the altern-
ations of atmosphere, fog and heat ex-
isting at the time of its arrival, and
must be sold when it arrives in Eng
land, whatever may be the market
price, vi IL "ouiu oeconie Totally uhnl
ior hu'hai' ioou anu nave 10 oe COLI
demned.
Inc uncertainty oi saie, 50 iar as i've
STOCK IL cohcelhed' owing 10 Tue present
stiic' Quarantine a' 'iie ioreigh ahiiiai
"iiai'es' 'iakes al specuia.ioh III .he
niae'er oi caltie very uhreIiaoie, ous lne
| ~1,. - IL:
Complaints oi shippers anu tiie hecessi-
Ties oi the briIish haoioh are tehoihg
grauuaiy 10 overcome s'rice ENFORCE
meho OIL the most ooJectlonaDie features
ol .he ac' Oh 1910. IL Is singular thao
WINE enere Is much excitemeht JUST
now III England france ana Germany
Win regard 10 american competition
III supplying 'he hoihe iharhets Win
amman iooas' there IS positive de-
crease III 'iie NUMBER VI c"..ie NJ iios'
VI 'he ruiopeaii "'a'es' 81 'i'a' .iie ao-
my vi America " iiiaho eoou ''ie ue-
nciency ougnl 10 pe accepteo as Il piess-
ing ana hoo misfortune lnere is'
however, hothihg surprising III 'nis
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

London, Aug. ia Durham dis
patch SAYS the Zulus generally ac.
auiesce in the deposipp of Cetewavo
r.ue. ,,s,,,,.,
co;ro A,r TX Tho o.u,a, &c :.
vest;tnro of Pr;nco ran,s,, a,aa roa, - -
5,u M ,o.o.a..s - "' 'o''' ~
nross;,o 49, ' "
c.,.u,, N,, 49,.
cow IT,, ~ oo
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Verdict Rendered on the Railroad Dis
aster.


aster.
Philadelphia, Aug. 15.-The inquest
over the bodies of the five men killed by
the collision of trains on the Atlantic
City railroad yesterday, resulted in a
verdict that ]. S. Verts, assistant
superintendent, is criminally censur-
able for employing incompetent persons
to manage trains, and for negligence
in the performance of his duty. The
evidence showed that the running Of
the trains amounted to guess work; /;
that the assistant superintendent, as a
rule, gave his messages orally to the
telegraph operator at Camden, and
that the transmission of one of that
character led to the disaster. The
freight conductor swore that he knew
nothing about running trains, and that
he had charge yesterday for the first
time, SIPS
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Five Men Drowned in Lake Erie.

Cleveland, Aug. l5.-Robert Collins,
John Uhl, Michael Kelley, Thomas
Burns and one other man, name un-
known, were drowned near Rocky
river, summer resort near here, about
noon to-day. They had hired a boat
and started to go from the city to a
female base ball match, and had been
on the lake but short time when a
gale sprang up, and the boat became
unmapageable.
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Fatal Railway Accident.

St. Louis, Aug. .15.-The construction
train on the st. Louis and Keokuk rail-
road was thrown from the track by
running over cow, near Louisiana,
MO-, yesterday, and Nicholas Dubois,
cnief engineer of the road, instantly
Killed Thomas Carr, conductor, had
both legs broken.
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The Jeanette Spoken-A Sealer Wrecked.
San Francisco, Aug. 15.-The Alas
ka commercial company's steamer st.
Paul, from Onnalaska, reports that the
artic exploring yacht Jeanette arrived
there August 2d.
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& historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.,
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The Weekly LEADER has the largest
circulation and is the best paper west.
Subscribe for it.
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Two men named Dionne and Mars
sette, were very seriously injured.
Twenty-six men are known to be
wounded, more or less seriously. The
police are powerless, and all are massed
at No. station, consequently the city
is in the hands of the mob.
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The brig Timandra, from this port
on sealing expedition, was wrecked
on Nounivak island on May Goth. All
hands saved.