Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-13

INTERNATIONAL REVENUE RECEIPTS,
Warrington, Sept. l3-The aggregate
International revenue receipts from all
sources up to and including today show an
increase Of 4$72 900 over the corresponding
period Of last year. sa-.
PREs1DENTIAL MOVEMENTS.
Cincinnati, Sept. 13-President Hayes
left for Fremont this morning He does
not expect to be present at Dayton on Mon
day at the annual meeting Of the trustees
Of the Soldiers Home unlese his attendance
is necessary to secure quorum for business
He is accompanied to Fremont bv Gen.
Sherman, Attorney General Devens and
Gen. James NJ. Comley.
GEN. ssCHENCK SICK.
Judge Dunleyy of Chicago las just ar
rived in thiA city from North Bennington,
VT, where he went to attend on Gen. Rob.
ert G. Schenck, whose death was hourly ex-
pected for weeke. He reports that Gen.
Schenck is improving and will likely recov-
er. For five weeks his physician would
permit him to take no other food than skim
med milk.
POSTPONED.
Providence, Sept. l3.-The hearing Of
the application of Mrs. VIM. Sprague for
the appointment of trustee has been fur
ther postponed one week.
RECEPTION OF GRANT.
San Francisco, Sept, 13-Extensive pre-.
Of Gen. Grant. The steamer Cityisf Takio,
on which is to arrive, will be met outside
the heads by yacht equsdron and steam
ers with the reception committee and dis
tinguished citizens on board. Sslutes will
be flrod from the forte, and the city decor.
sted 10 honor of the occasion. The details
OF the programme are not yet arranged.
EDUCATIONAL.
Washington, Sept. 13-The printed re-
port of the commissioner of education for
1877 shows the income for all states and
territories, Wyoming not included. to fte
included, $50, ,233. .458; school population
for 3S states and territories. 14,727,74S
number of normal schools 152, With 1889
Instructors, 27,OS2 pupils and 2.763 grad
yates, Of whom 1874 are teaching.
lNGERsoLL CONVENTION.
Cincinnati, Sept. l3-The Ingersoll con
ventton met this morning with nearly 200
delegates 10 attendance. Addresses were
delivered BY Hon. E. Wright. president OF
the league, and BY Prof. Toohey Of Boston.
nominate of1cers The meeting then ad
journed I'LL 3 o'clock. -
OUT OF DANGER.
Newark, Sept. 13.-Gov. Mcclellan is
pronounced out Of danger. :.
$40 ssS} OBITUARY. ftf'S @tsssf
jamestown, N. Y. Sept. l3-Chapin Hall,
aged 63, member Of the firm Of Hall, Hall
& Parker, Newark, died iaat night At the
residence of his brother, who 10 proprietor
of the Journal. Hall served one term in
congress from northwestern l'eunsylvania.
~, i COLLISION. .s
Buffalo. Sept. l3-Workingmen Of the
Western Union Telegraph company and the
American Union Telegraph company came
in collision to-day, causing considerable ex-
citement. sss'ses@1
STEAMER ON FIRE.
Cairo, ILL.,, Sept. 13-As the Gre in the
hold Of the steamer Annie r. Silver was
still burning this morning, she was acuttled
and sunk In shallow water near the Ken
tucky shore. The wrsckiue stesuer
Eckert will pump her out to-day.
GOT HOME. AsS
Waahington, Sept. l3.-secresary Nc
Crary has returned.
DlsBuRsIN0 OFFICER.
Warrington, Sept. l3.-On recommends.
ton Of the Misaiaaippi river commission,
IL 00ith ksaeh Of the oosn Of esgiusen
aad secretary Of the commission, has BY di.
rec'ioa Of Secretary McCrarv been made
ALSO disbursins officer Of The commission.
ons1uARY. f5
Chicago, SsPt. l3.-Asthus J. Crsssvold,
ose OF ne noes pru0ipsot oreanises In the
vsa ed Isssly director Of Iavesly's