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New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

was received with loud cheers. although good MANY
persons lett the hal TIE cOncusOu OF Mr kelly's
Mr. Dor heimer said that the seventy-tTO men
who dominated Mr. iiy al - racuse Dulnen Detttr
than they knew. taaf acf wa the one Whcn WOuIn
save tie fortunes Of the Democracy ~ tLe
Country. Referring 10 the Republican pfrty ne SAID
lf bad occupied the position uf rOHqurrnf, AMI
had taken from ihr Democracy tho ~ al Northwest.
which nscd be only second ~ NV YORK W iis aie-
cence fn the DemOcritic party. 10 had taken innan
Ohio L .nusv lgant and tine and vet, duiing Ih"
rary of the nation and nat WAS New-Xork cry.
But now continued. 10 rs here tue party MEETS iI-
most usuuS fc. whose nyerturuw De- nrcr.- fy To tNt
ivttfnu o c partt The - '1ne rats oi lAl- city
nor urr the knights Of - JOnn Who seven centuries
-, were brsel un all siHc- by The Turks held ther
clrl with fhe htg u tAo russ ~ inE over f duflhg
siege lasting twenty-five yr1rs lhat nag u lhE mere
gave encouragement ro Christians ln tifune nniIl
fi,v achieved victory. The Detuocrai~ OF Nrw-iork
CIV have held the citadel during similar -lr-is "A q
fev ~ % Keen uu courage uf their Drr rrn az over
the o,frv bv "a wet ~ now will befok~n victory
next wear aud for furure To do TINS We must pa
in ,ua fO Tid-n's Prf-idential plottns am
We can only DO This bv defeating k"'ih,"h.
We ar. emitting away the dradwood ana tue
future never looked brighter Mr.. ktnuA, rird"tI on
the House of Rrprese tatifes. na- Distinguished Nun
self uy being only Democrat OF any reputation ou
side Of the STATE VINO willing 10 raise hi,Foice
against Jonn Kelly.
rhuul- r Crazy then spoke making some
happy lis 4 stranger finally attempted 10 address
the aud in ref some rumor ne hah heard
by cries Cox" bui sad eft the hal. aud Michael
n LIersou W.. lufr.dI-rI. As the nour WIS lae the
lpnre rlpdv snersed and Mr LIgcfsOn was rOrced
10 cut h.s ADDRESS short Tor ltck OF hearers
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

THE PRESIDENT II HEARTY slMPA ~ WITH thir
PRoPO- oPO-ITION-IMPORTANC Or THIS ELECTION.
lBT TELEGRAPH To rHE'TKiBuNF.i
WAsHINOION. Oct. 3O.--The proposition to send a
number of prominent Republican SPEAKERS INTO
Louisiana during the December campa gn IL receiv-
ing much attention.
The President is earnestly in support of this plan
to aid Louisiana Republicans to reorgan ze tue
party, and to help in securing full
vote. lie looks upo Il most prac-
teal way of strengthening Southern kepubii-
cans under the circumstances which surround
them. He thinks that prominent pubic men could
90 through ali sections OF the state with safety.
and that their presence would make Republican
reorganization possible IA all districts. If there is
anything like free vote the Republicans will carry
the : ate.
Owing 10 the fact that under the Constitution to
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THE CLUBBING INVASuGATION.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS ASKS DELAY.
TESTIMONY FOR TIE PROSECUTION ALL IN-FUH
TIER OFFENCE POSTPONED.

CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AHhS DELAl.
TESTIMONY FoR TIE PROSECUTION ALL IN-FUB-
TIER DfFFNCR POSTPONED.
The trial of Captain Williams, charged with
brliry clubbing Charles W smith. resumed before
COMMITS. on,rs French. Morrison and Wheeler IN the
cour room ~ Police Headquarters al D. m yesterday
The testimony offered entirely or he defence aud
was manly 10 the effect thai Captain Williams pushed
smith back IN the crowd. but did not strike him The
first witness was August Lamont, dentist iving at No
3og East sixeenh-s He testified that williams was sI
or PAGES SIN III when the latter was struck The
witness stood about Smlt at the time. IL
said Villains couldn't have struck smith. The witness
had known Williams by sight for about five years He
went 10 Williams some time after the occurrence and
yoluneered 10 testify the facts. He admitted on
the crossexaminatOn tnat there were some persons
standing between himself aud Wia-Is, and thsi the
latter had his club in hand. To Commissioner Nor
rson the witness said that lac did not The blow H.
nlcted. but only the man TALL
Charles Cooper, a young In the commission bust
ness living No. lo2 Ciymer-st, Bro kiyn
L. D. tsstIned standing ia tAs
street, about twenty feet from Williams. whose
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
4 KAlLY In THE RINK. ,

ApDurssrs BY srEwiET = wOupFORD, JUDGE
WILLIAM rAwRrNc.. Fx-M,YoR sCHRoEDrR.
rrANKIiN woODrrrF. OLIVER T. BAIRD AND
OTHERS.
There was a rally Of BROOKLYN Republicans ~ The
Rink IN Cicrinont-aye.. last evening. az winch 'h-
dresses made National ronics by stewart
l.. Woodforl. Judge William Lawrence. of ohio'
and Oliver /. Bal Il. Of Michigan, and ON local al
fairs by ex-Mvor Schroeder. candidate for Senator
from the lid District Of Kings County, Franklin
Woodruff. candidate for Maeor. Francis B. Fisher
candidate for Justice of the Peace. and Mr.. Linton
cnndidnt. for Com ml.sInner Of Charities.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

Sunday school teacher was telling the
scnoials what glorious tbiug 4 was 10 nave SUNDAY
80 week He said me wanted 10 Oftener. but ne
Wa eoutented with one Sunday week. Turning 10 a
nov ln tine class ne asked suppose you could chabxe
49, d.va an the week ON whai day would yOn hsve
arney come ms little mani" The boy said: IL Was
DO saing tha business would nave ouHoay eonie 0H
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CAMPAIGN WORK.
REPUBLICANS FULL OF FIGHT.

mAss-NrrrfNGs N >Fw-Yn.K ~TAti-A HARD FF-
FORT 10 sr MADE ro CARLY LoUisIANs-Nrw
yrRs~v potrr,Cs--A GLOOMY RrroRr FROM
>NSYIvANtN oNIN.
Three. N, nffc,nf Ill~s-mcctings wcrc held
nt Watrtpwa. y. Y. Yesterday; Nice-Presi-
dent Wheeler WAS expected. hut being con-
fined to -h- hcasc bv illness hr sent "a tele-
gram saysag that he could no. come but
urging hearty support Of Mr. Cornell.
senator Allison spoke 70 Biughamt0n veStcr-
DIV. and General George \. : ierid n ~ Elmira
Large Republican mriorites are cNnected
in Livingston and Wyoming Counties in
this Statr \ strong effort i 20 be
mfd~ tins year To carry Louisiana; the
President approves of the idel of sending
speakers there. The state of affairs IN War
ren County. y. j., and vicinity is described
to-day bv correspondent. At Washington.
some fear is expressed thar the Republicans
of PENNSYLVANIA may be too confident and
may not come ont and vote.
IMMENSE MEETINGS AT WATERFOWL.
A HEAaIY WORD FOR CORNELL FROM NicE-FHEsi-
DFNT wuFFLEK-rHhFt MEETINGS HELD No
ONE BUILDING IARGF ENOUGH FOR iHE Crowd
Jay TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
W,rfRTowN. y. Y. Der. 3O.-A grand mass-m'ei-
ing Of Republicans Of Jefferson County was held in
this city to-day. From 10000 10 10000 people
were gathered here. coming from all parts of the
county. Every town vas well represented. ami "a
delegation o. one Thousand came from Lowvlle. The
forenoon was rainy and cold. and thousands were
kept away on that account.
Nice-piesdcnt Wheeler was expected TO be here
but tia, morning sent the following telegram:
NALoNE. T.. Oct. 80. 1~79-
r. te Repubticans Of Jcerrson county ...
-.yerr .d tiaen %. o. ienSnnr- oH thursday ls'
N fH.H NHI
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
THE DANGER IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A T,riING 0g coNFfDESCE INT VICTORY MAY
BE wo~ WITHOUT REPUBLICANS COMING OFT
III TELEaaAFn Il InE TEDTNI

BE WON WITHOUT FlbLltAN0 'OMiN" gu
TO vorT.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TuE TEIBrNE
WAsHlNGroN Oct. 3O.-ODservaut Repubi cans
here express apprehension with regard Co tAe result
of rhe election I'D Pennsylvania.
Ever since tAe nominations were made, reports
have bcen uniformly to the effect that Republican
victory i. assured. Tn only question to Dee oec'ded
ha- seemed 20 be with regard 10 thc majority. IhiS
confidence. together with tine fact rhat only ONE
sfate official is 10 be voted for seems have pro-
duced AN apathy which may result in disaster
Tho Secretary Of the state Committee came mere
a dav or two ago To- induce voters to go home and
vote bat he did not seem 20 be thoroughly ln rarn-
est. and left without covering hall the held lie
canvass has beer lfeless Pennsylvania. except at
two or three points. Republicans bele are tuilN
alive to the tact that the moral effect Of the vote ln
Pennsy wanna VIII be- a. great as Do Wtnle otA'c
ticket were in nomination. They are. therefore,
working % STIR up "a sentiment which Will uIlA+
voters out 10 the polls
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
NouNArIoy- N ELlzAHErH. y. ]

The Republicans In Elizabeth on wednesday
dominated ,or-e N ,4e- ior tAe Assembly Ia tur Ist
District Ihr Cay Convention IN tue cF-r,lg Hoini-
u..ea William J. MtgIe ior MavOri Thomas H. +, MIN,
Aloiu. Baur.. CHRISTIAN Peters ana Freeman T. " mans
Tor IRE. no trr. Mr.. HaCr declined tn nomination..
LAS evening Amos Ga X, ir. Was nom nsted i0r Mayor
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

gloomy consel. Of nervous lr'stlaton debility &c.
are .ucs, ami nationally crrod by rrLvEIA-iGs -lcri-
BILLS Descriptive books fIec e. D. t- Pal
veTmachcr Co.. lio4 or 2o5 8loadv1r Ne'y Yor1
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

tribune OFFICE. OCT. 81. a. m.-rhe upward move
neni IL the barometer continued throughout The clear
sud partly cloudy weather yesterday The temperature
ranged bet seen 45o ami 6lo the average being 2is
i,r.- ,n,r on Wednesday The amount OF moisture In
the air been Increased - g, -
Tolder aBd clear OT partly cloudy ueaALeE LAy ~
..ru rrfeA IN fll- ann vclnity lOdAf
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
MIDNIGHI WbaTHh9 REp0RL.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81 1879.
For New-Engand and the Middle Atlantic
states colder and or lair weather. with west 90
northwest winds. and RISING baIOueer.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

81 ucrs rae grrYsltcaar 4Da,Hs Or as ..
.stus
I1s lfs@ea a. AseaAas
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

be submitted to the people the Legislature 10 he
elected can appoint electors for President. tins
contest IN Louisiana really involves the political
character of eight votes for the mex President.
This feature Will fix the attention Of the whole
country upon this election. Ii is. ihe,ffore held hy
fhc President and bv prominent Republicans that II
viii be of vast importance to have the campaign
i'm Loui>i ra watched as carefully and con
tested sharply On the stump aS were
t.ose of OHIO and Maine. such aid
and close observation woul place AT the
fiC of Ihc campaign before tine North more fully
.han I'm the ease ot anv late Southern campaign.
fraud and violence wcr. uractiscd. the North
woud bee able 10 learn all the facts from men
whose evidence would hc 1ccep cd.
lt seems Ger ainnow that large force at Northern
speakers VIII give their services IN response 10 the
request of the Louisiana State Republican Com
Wltfee.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

FRTD1Y. OcTOBER 81.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
ARMY EQUIPMENTS

The general of the army has acted upon
the report Of the board of equipment which
was recently in session in Washington and
which recommended some sixty changes in
the general equipment of the army. Gen.
Sherman approves most of the changes
recommended in accoutrements, ETC.. but
this recommendation applies only to pur-
chases for future use. The changes recon-
mended In the uniforms Of officers is diaap.
proved, and will not be made. The Lee
magazine rifle is to be adopted for expert
mental use. The carrying out OF all the
changes recommended would require an ex.
pense of nearly 81 1000, and the depart.
ment has only about $500, 900 to apply thi:
year. One Of the important changes ap.
proved is that the cavalry sabre be sharpen
ed and the scabbard changed to fit the
sharpened weapon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
GEN. ,RARRY's SUCCESSOR.

Lieut.. Col. Romeyn B. Ayers, who has
been appointed to succeed Gen. Barry at
Fort McHenry. with the rank of colonel of
I'd United States artillery, at present COM
Dands the Sd United States artillery at Fl.
Hamilton. New York. Col. Ayers com.
manded the second division of the fifth
corps of the army of the Potomac from June
6. 1864, to the mastering out of the army.
Ip his division we're the Maryland brigade,
composed of the let, 4th, 7th and Sth regi.
.ments and the Purnell legion. The bri-
ties Of Pittsburg, Weldon railroad, Poplar
Grove Church, Chapel House, Prebles'
farm, Dobney's mill, White Oak road, and
Five Forks. The brigade was commanded
respectively by Gems. Duschane, Depison
and Bowermsp and Gen. Graham.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
FROM strHNG BVLt.s. CAMP.

On the llth Joe Rollette, jr., of Pembina,
pon Of old Joe Rollette, we'll known in
Minnesota, came in to Fort Totten with
l2 cart train from Wolf Point, 80 miles
east Of Milk river, via Woody Mountain
and Poplar river, keeping north of the
Missouri, and striking directly for Totten
from the bend Of the Missouri. At dis
tsnce Of 40 miles west he struck a
herd of SO buffalo, Of which he succeeded
in getting FIVE.
Rollette says that the lostiles under
Sitting Bull, are almost starving, and that
il the buffalo do not cross the Missouri on
their way north into British America
there will be trouble, 6rst with the Cana
dian tro6ps, with which they are much
dissatisfied. and then possibly with ours /;
AZ they will follow the buffalo, TO obtain
food, be they where they may. Roulette
thinks thAt they viii dritt clean out Of trad
ing pos,s north Of the line Of food, even il
they stop at that.
Roulette seems quito williag to pu, his
scalp In ssfe.y, and thinks tina, there is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
YELLOW FEVER INTELLIGENCE.

Paducah has quarantined agai>et Mem
phis by river and rail.
At Havana (Cuba) there were ninety .nint
deaths from yellow fever during the week
ending July 10, decrease of 10 compared
with last week.
The mayor Of Nashville has issued pro.
clamation declaring the establishment oi
inspection stations on railways leading into
Nashville for the examination of persons
and baggage from Memphis.
Texae authorities have adopted regulations
requiring all passengers entering the state
to show health certificates obtained at points
from which they started, no matter from
what locality OF. section Of the country.
Mrs. Carrie Eckers, a refugee from Mem.
phis, who arrived at Louisville last Sunday
died Of fever at the residence Of her father
on Story avenue Wednesday forenoon, and
was buried soon after. Miss Essing, also o
Memphis, whose case has been heretofore
mentioned, it is thought will die.
Nineteen new cases were reported al
Memphis Wednesday and three deaths
Every station along the line of the Mississ-
ippi and Tennessee railway between Mem
phis and Grenada having quarantined
against Memphis, no more trains will be
sent out on that line until the fever disap.
pears. Twenty-Five tents were given tc
Father Walsh Wednesday, who will re.
establish the camp of Father Matthew. One
hundred additional tents will be furnished
as soon as those sent by the government arc
received. A large fever camp is to be es
tablished seven miles from Memphis, on the
Paducah' railro.d. ! .t.ss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
YANk1oN PRODUCE MARKET.
Yankton. July 25. 1879.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE CHIEF G. 8. DEPT. OF DAKoT
I'm NlIA LII. 10

OFFICE CHIEF G. g. DEPT. OF DAKOTA,
ST. PAUL, MINI, July Is, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
~ received at st. Paul, and at YanktOn, until
u o'clock on the 25th day of July, 1879 at which
Of bidders, for furnishing for the Subsistence
Department. U. S. Army, delivered on or be-
fore the tenth day of August, 1879, at St Paul,
Yankton, or at points on the ST. Paul. Min
neapolis and l. Manitoba, Northern Pacific, and
Paul Railroads, 800. 900 pounds of high ground
we'll dressed, NNXX. straight. spring wheat
Flour. made from quality OF wheat not in
A sample of at least ten pounds of -four and
eight quarts Of the wheat will be required.
By straight is intended to describe that quality
from which no mddlings have been removed, /.
e.. containing all of the patent and wheat flour
with the low grade removed. TO be packed in
barrels. well coopered, full head lined and Of
double sacks cotton and gunny) of 1oopounds
net each, The sacks to be of a quality equal
to samples to be seen i'll the offices of the pur-
chasing COmmissaries at st. Paul and Yankton
The wheat will be inspected. and the manu-
| facture of the flour will be witnessed.
and will state that if offer is accepted. the fouI
will be delivered within fifteen days of receipt
Of notice OF award of contract, or within IL
days of arrival of Flour Inspector at mill.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envel,,
addressed as follows For delivery at Yankton
to Capt w. A. Elderkin, c. s., U. S. A., and for
delivery at ST. Paul or az any points OH the rail
| roads herein named to the Undersigned.
| On copy of this advertisement must be at
mentioned therein as comprising part OF it,
The United States reserves the right to reiec,
any or all bids. NJ. r. MORGAN.
| Major and G. S., U. $. A
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
THE NEWS.
] Memphis Placed Under Con
troll Of a Military Com
mander.
Enforcement Of Strict Quarantine Resu-
lations in New York.
Heather Chinee on the Rampage In
Massachusetts. * q
YELLOW FEVER.

Military Control at tMomphis-StrictQ Quar-.
a"tt"c Regulations at New York, etc.
New York, July 24-The Havana steam.
er City Of Merida was taking cargo on board
to-day when DR.. Vandepool, health oficef,
made his appearance and had the vessel,
crew and longshoremen loading the vessel
all taken to quarantine One of the firm
asked the doctor to allow the potatoes on
the pier to be put on board, but the doctor
said he would allow of nothing that would
detain the ship. The doctor had taken the
trouble yesterday to come to town and ask
If any of the men were sick or were not ac-
counted for. West, the chief engineer, told
him they were all accounted for, and yet at
that time man, now in quarantine, INC
Keon) was sick in Brooklyn and he had not
accounted for him. "When my confidence
is once abused" added DR.. Vanderpool, II
cannot take the word Of any one with regard
to the vessel"
Louisville, Ky. July 25.-At meeting
of the directors Of the Louisville board OF
trade held this forenoon, it was resolved
that this board express their earnest sym
pathy with the people Of Memphis in their
present calamity, and extend cordial lnvi-
tation to such OF the Memphis merchants as
have been compelled to leave their homes
to locate IN this city; that the use of the
rooms Of the board OF trade is hereby ten
dered to the merchants of Memphis for the
next 30 days, with the cordial invitation
that as many Of them as may he in the city
from time to time attend the daily meet
ings.
New York, July 25-Johanna Brenner
"a Memphis refugee, died to. day of yellow
fever at 345 east 10Th street.
Memphis, July 25.-Thc following tele.
grams were received from Nashville to-
day:
NASHVILLE. July %.
Col. John +. Cameron. of Memphis is hereby
assigned to the command Of local troops at
Memphis. He: will be Obeyed and respected
accordingly Z So ~ s-2AIlsEET 8. MARKS,
>" Governor.
NASHVILLE, July 25.
To officers and soldiers OF colOred companies
Memphis The eyes Of the people Of the state
are upon you. Prove true soldiers. l will ask
the state to reward you. Remember the first
duty Of soldiers Is obedience.
ALBERT S. MARKS,
Governor
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
LATEST BY MAIL.

Odessa, July 24.-The trial of 200 nillil-
lists by court martial begins in August.
Paris, July 24.-De Lesseps has written
Darian canal.
Atchison. Kansas, July 23.-A heavy
rain passed over this section last night
Corn crops throughout Kansas will be the
largest ever harvested.
Boston. July 24.-Severe thunder storms
which passed over Vermont. New Hamp-
shire. and Maine last night, destroyed sew
eral buildings.
Cleveland, July 23-Gen. Donald Nc
Leod, q veteran of the battle of Waterloo,
died at his residence in this city last night,
aged 100 years, 6 months and % days.
New York, July24. 24.-Trunk line freights
from Chicago to New York on August 4th
will be advanced to basis of 25 cents for
grain, 80 cents for fourth class freight and
40 cents for live hogs. f
Chicago, July % Some ninety men who
recently struckalrom j. NJ. Blake & Co.'S
billiard table mandatory, and demanded
eight hours day, to-day notified their EN-.
ployers that they, were ready to return to
work at the old hours. =.
Milwaukee, July 23.-Warrants were is.
sued thts evening for the arrest of the
ptoprietors of the Milwaukee Sentinel and
Evening Signal. The alleged violation of
law consists in the publication of lottery
advertisements.
St. Louis, July 2s,-Tbe strike Of freight
handlers In East St. Louis bids fair
to triumph without any serious trouble A
compromise was made. by two or three
roads to day at an advance Of ten cents per
day. When the compromise was offered
1t was accepted and the men went TO work
Chicago, July 23-The Tribune's Quin.
cy, H., special says band of determined
men entered the Jail where Frank Hobbs,
colored, was confined on, charge Of out.
raging and nearly killing Mrs. Ferguson at
Reddling, Pike county, shot him dead and
dragged his body, riddled with bullets,
through the streets. His victim had iden.
tilted him. --~-'r'-'- .-''"------7-' '''i-
st. Paul. July, 24,-The department, or
headquarters here have particulars of the
fight on Beaver creek. Two companies
and 6Hyr scouis werpi engaged With fonl
hundred sIndia6ds Several hostiles were
killed. Mr.. Hardman, company G, third
cavalry, and e. Stand ofthe same company
we're wounded. Three Indian scouts were
killed and one Rounded The scouts re-
tport that Sitting Bull with 5000 warriors
have moved over from Frenchman's creek
to this side of the line.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25

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1. II the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and North West, he can
buy his tickets via some one of this Company's
lines and be sure of reaching his destination
BY 1T OR ITS CONNECTIONS.
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3. 1t Is the short line between all important
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4. Its trains are equipped with the westing-
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s. Its the only Road in the West running the
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and Council Bluffs. III
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g.. No road offers equal facilities in humber
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g. Itmakes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
The popularity of these lines is steadily in
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terest by purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
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Remember. you ask for your Tickets via the
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Genl manager, Chicago, ILL., Gent Pass. Agent,
- Chira6n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
WELL ANSWERED.

"Have you eyer been in prison ?" asked a
lawyer of witness, whom he was disposed
to badger and bully, as the profession are apt
to do.
eyes sir"
"When ?"
"In 1863"
"Where %
cat Andersonville.
There was momentary pause for breath,
and then round Of applause that shook the
court room. The lawyer felt all the rest OF
the day as if an inch and half hose attach
ed to a street hydrant was playing to the
tune of the "Rogue's march" up and down
his spinal column.