Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-24

estimates the population of the city Of
2,sl6. .a5
The Sioux City Journal idsrisiyely men
lions our Nilwaskss1 railroad - the Yank-
ton plug" That's just what it will provs
to bs,-inousBsnse. It will plug upstoux
! Ciy''s only avenue for wesessn traffic.
Indicationsof the weather for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are:
Clear or partly cloudy weather e colder
north winds, with rising barometer followed
in north and west portions b. winds shiftins
to warmer southerly and falling barometer.
Jedse Shannon today appointed Charles
Collins clark Of the court for Bsals. county.
This appointment hiss worthy subject.
Mr.. Collins has putin half q life time of
energy for the good Of Dakota and now that
he is settled in his Brule City home he is
entitled 10 whatever honors or emoluments
Dakotaians can bestow upon him.
H. A. schoregee is making preparations
to open a first class restaurant in connection
with his bakery, ice cream and oyster essab-
lishment and will be ready for boarders in
about two weeks. He has employed . COM
petent eastern cook and intends to serve up
meals on call either night or day. schor-
egge fully understands this business.
The National stage company. under the
;aanagemsat;ofH q. C. Dear,5hss Just com
menced running tri-weekly coaches between
B;jou Hills and Pine Ridge (Red Cloud)
agency, carrying the mail and passengers.
Thisliis IN Important .sroats. II connects
with the coaches Of the Wyoming Stage COM
pany, running northvard from Yankton.
Bismarck tslsgram, 2lst: Charles. Cres-
sey, agent ct sisseton. 10 here with ok IL
dian boys and girls, waiting for the steamer
bound for Yankton. he 10 picking up
children for the new school 70 b opened
next month ct Carlisle, Pa. He asked for
four children from Berthold, but the chiefs
and parents refused TO lot them 60. Hs will
take four from Standing Rock, eight from
Cheyenne, four from Crow Creek and four
from Brule.
A young man giving his nanss y John D.
Simpson, went into Coates dtug
day a~ftssnson, and while The proprietor vas
Temporarily absent took . revolver which
was lying On the counter, put it in his pock-
q and walked out. AZ soon - the les Wa
discovered, . warrant VA procured and
placed in the hands Of Sheriff Baker, who
soon discovered and; arrested Simpson, Who
still had the stolen "pop' in his possession.
This morning before Justice Robsrts sipp-
son p,saa xpilty topetiss isssdy, md vas
fined 81 ia cbsass thsSwhols asosntihgto
$ls. Indsfsaltof paymsnt lbsyas senteno-
ed to hard labor in lie county jail.
A party Of ,eevespAsntssGineas belong.
ing at *. Paul, arrived in Yaakton lat
night from bs Chsyenne riysr: and len this
norniDg. By wagon, for ct. Paul. Their
sanes ass Jelius 8. Dprass,C. 8. Houston,
Alex Mcdonald and F. F. shanda.9 Tbsy
were ssnt into the Indian country to. exam
inc ~ BIZ Cheyenne iivsf and report upoa
its ad~sptalility 4 sstsanlheat ~nsyilekionl.
Lucy 49, 1se4sr. -seeSaA -
bors among DC iSIihdtl1Ssaassai q The Chey:
snns, but IS caninssxdDs that they felt like
. Lot Of fellows Mo hlaabsslassnt % on ,
lfaal,sS ysar.
sgo the Cheyenne was navigable. but thai
Observation-Disclosures xsesann.
Niobrass Pioneer, 10Th: The Yankton
INDIANS ~ trGubjsd~ iwitA bad hearts
and threaten TO. destroy the agency build
ines. The cause of the trouble seems to
be over the appointment Of Indian police.
men b. he asspt, aNaisesAsdssAtia psr.
suance Of. Instruction. ,ieon Warrington
Abeut two weeks ego The Indians cot 18rs
% sod burns1 the barn pf H. govsrnneni
teaschsr. NJ. rCan1sld. ssar ~ Johs Re-
school. seyssal sess Of hay wsrs cossua.
ed at the sans time. Tho Indians also 70.
fpssd N slow my be 70 ri hay tsaay q
~ whites On ~ ressyA. Walter Ark,
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