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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-12
MASSACHUSETTS, cREENeAckERs.

Boston, Sept. l2.-The state convention
Of the national greenback labor psrty as
sembled at Faneul hall to.dsy. There was
sOMe delay In calling the convention 10 or.
der, owing To . dispute in the session of
the state central committee, caused, 1t was
asserted, by the Boston City committee
selling out the party TO the democrats, by
mnking trade for officers, and by q min
ority Of the committee calling the conven-
ton 90 the basis cf, the club election. and
not on the basis uf the general caucuses
which threatened to exclude CAUCUS dele
gstes, thus depriving large uDorgan.
'zed body Of greenbackers Of repre-
sentation 10 the convention. 1t was
also alleged that a portion of the state GEN.
trail committee would refuse the guberns.
torial nomination to General Butler unless
he made substantial contribution to the
party treasury. Threats to bolt were freely
made prior to organization. The conven.
tion was finally called to order. Israel w.
Andrews was elected temporary chairman
and General Horace Binney Sargent, per.
manent chairman. Gen. Sargents address
in favor Of fiat money attributed all busi-
ness disasters of the past Elk years 10 con-
traction, and accused both the public press
and pulpit of venality, the latter being ON
the lowest plane.
Scion Case was received with great ap.
plause. lie counselled the party to act
with prudence. Committees were ap.
pointed, and an angry dispute arose on a
motion for recess, which was carried.
The greenback labor convention nomi.
mated Gen. Butler for governor.
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re generally backward, foul and unprom.

lsinR.
Any tendency TO improvement in the
wheat market has been checked by heavy
arrivals from abroad. MilIers have shown
little inclination to increase their stocks. ia
the face Of arrivals in London, amounting
to $1,000 quarters up TO Friday last, while
speculators have been paralyzed By enor.
nous shipments from American Atlantic
ports. The great want of confidence exist-
ing in the wheat trade 10 due to the exact
deficiency in English crops being still
mainly = matter of conjecture, pending the
solution Of which buyers 'confine their pur-
chases to the smallest possible limits. The
weeks business has been very light and
prices auctuated but little, though under
the pressure of heavy supply, that little
has been in the buyers favor, but not to the
extent Of more than 6 pence per quarter.
As dull, however, as trade has been, the
condition Of rise is not wanting, and hav.
ing regard TO the requirements Of the sever
al European countries for other cereals. the
years American surplus will probably be
absorbed at range Of prices more proiita-
BILE than the present, both to the shipper
and merchant.
The sales of English wheat last week
amounted to 1850 quarters at forty.eirht
shilling. and two pence per quarter against
65,355 quarters at forty-five shillines and
four pence per quarter for the same week
last year,
The imports into the United Kingdom
during the week ending August 80, were
1,555,03 hundred weights Of wheat and
l2l ,728 hundred weights of -four.
In Mark Lane to-day business was ex.
ceedingly quiet.
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s,ouxvALLEY:NEws.

II. F. Petiigrew has taken as q Law part.
ner L.. =. Swezey. late Of Chicago.
The oldest son of Col. Campbell. IN
jumping off spring board. seriously in.
jured his arm.
John Bippus has been elected member
of the board Of education of Sioux Falls.
vice 7. H. Brown, resigned.
II. L. Hollister, of the Sioux Falls bank
ing firm Of ]. B. Young & Co., was married
recently to Miss Fannie Merritt, Of Rocktop,
Illinois.
Corson Brothers have purchased the ,ot
next north of the Cataract house, Sioux
Falls. and brick block corresponding " ith
the Cataract house will be built on it next
spring.
Paragraph: Wheat is coming into this
market at the rate of 500 to 1000 bushels
per day, the price being 6sc for No. 2, and
72c for No. l. About one fifth of the re-
cepts grades as No. l. and abou, one IF
tieth as No. g.
Paragraph: Godfrey Schumann, 4
two miles from Lennox on the Milwaukee
road, committed suicide on Monday Of last
week By hanging himself 1t had been no.
ticed that he was acting singalarly for some
time, but no fears we're felt Of anything like
self destruction. His own shanty was too
low for his purpose, SO he went to neigh.
boris while the occupants were absent, and,
while standing on the bed, he fixed moose
around his neck, then fastened the other end
of the rope to . joist and jumped off and
strangled himself to death. his feet lacking
only few inches of touching the floor. He
Was found subsequently,, life being extinct
but was not taken down until after the arri.
val Of the coroner of Lincoln county.
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and from fsvori.i.m to localities
and individuals; the tolls on canals
70 be kept at the lowest rates pos.
sibIy coneistent with economical and efficient
management; the maintenance Of The pub.
lic.rchools, the pride and hope 81 free
state prisons for the punishment and re-
formation Of criminals, aud not for the in.
jury Of honest labor. which should be pro-
tected - far Ne possible from such compete
tien that lhc successful efforts of our dem
ocratic repterentatives'in in congress in re tor
ing fair and intelligent jury system and
In projecting the freedom of the ballot and
preventing Unconstitutional interference Of
the federal administration with the state
elsctions. 10 approved. and the action of the
executive in vetoing Legislation designed to
prevent the presence Of armed soldiers and
the employment Of paid supervisors aud
marshals At the polls and the use Of the
public funds for this parpoae, is denounced
By the democracy of the state of New York,
and . the foundation Of all liberty and
prosperity, privileges and rights under our
government. We shall continue to uphold
the system Of untramnelled suffrage, abso.
lutely free from federal force or super
Ersstua Brooks, in presenting the above
report of the committee on resolutions
said that with here and there an exception,
they had received the unanimous approval
of the committee.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Memphis, Sept. 12.-But one new case
has been reported TO the board of health
up to noon to-day.
Several deaths have occurred since last
night. among the number oeipg J. B.
Bisiiaggio, Mrs. f. G. Baxter, Mary d. Lee.
Wm. Lee and r. G. Stadded. The last
named died six miles south of the city.
Rev; Father VIM. Walsh, pastor of St.
Bridgers Catholic church was stricken with
fever last night at Camp Father Mathew.
Rain has fallen all morning.
The following kilograms were received
New York, Sept. NV. j. Smith.
acting president. Howard Association.
Memphis: l send you by telegraph an ad-
ditional $4,000 to-day. [signed]
JAY GOULD.
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. NV. ]. Smith,
acting president: Draw at sight for 81 600
for the benefit of the Howard Association.
Signed] JOHN r. McCLAH.
Treasurer Pittsburg State Committee.
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CROPS AND MARKETS.
Ne Change from the General Tone In ~
Review OF the English Crop RspSrt.


Review ofthe English Crop Report.
London, Sept. 0.-The Mark, Lane .Ex-
press says: The advantage has b6snteap-
erly taken Of few DAYS due weather to
commence cutting wheat and barley. and ex.
cept Int the northern counties the hsryest IL
actively proceeding. Warm breezy weather
has dried much of the grain that was laid
eyprevtoue ratns. and sprouting has not a.
sumed such alarming proportions % WA
recently expected. The niehts have been
cold, and occasional frosts have iu some n.
ses damaged the unripe gralu. Provided
there 10 no disastrous return of rain some
samples OF new wheat may be expected in
. Few days. A few samples of barley have
already appeared ID coustry marksts, but
nothing OF any consequence. In Scotland
many nelds sre still quite green and The
harvest will be st such late sesson that
even 1t the days are fairly hne ripenine
will be poor % the heat of the sun viii Be
greatly dininhhsd. The yield Of barley
and wheat viii both prove exceptiona
deficient. but the continuance Of doe wealth.
Of may do something 10 improve the quality
and condition.
4Potasoes have more or lesa suffsred from
dtsesse throughout the United King
dom. 10 the midland counties ma.
ny ecrcs Of potatocs have been
plowed In - worthless. Po-
tasoea may altogether bs considssed % have
dtAppeareA fru0 the liss Of this ssaauoss
cropa. Other root crova have ,uptoved
slisAsiy during the lea lev daya bat
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TELEcaAPAIc 5REv,TIEs.
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.

MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS
Boston, Sept. 12-Five hundred and fifty.
six delegates have been chosen to the repub.
lican convention. Two hundred and forty.
seven are pledged for Pierce, 226 for Long
and SO are uncommitted.
INFORMATION WANTED.
Washington, Sept. 12.-Buchard, direc
tor of the mint, has issued circular with
a view to preparing statistics relative to the
production and consumption of gold and
silver, aeking those employed in arts and
manufacturers to furnish statements showing
their yearly or monthly average of con-
sumption Of United States coin, native bull.
lion and of metals obtained from old man.
ufactured articles. The fullest specific in
formation on these points is regarded Of
vast importance in its bearing upon the
economic history of the metallic currency
Of the country.
ON THE FLY.
Chicago, Sept. l2.-President Hubbart Of
the Chicago White Stocking baseball club
has just signed Q contract with the uanae.
ers 81 the Bush street theatre. San Fran.
cisco, to send the White Stocking team on .
months trip to California. leaving here
October Sd, and playing games on the way
at Omaha, Dubuque, Denver and Salt Lake.
The full list Of games has not been made
out, but majority of them will doubtless
be played in San Francisco.
*. GOLD. r.
New York, Sept. 12-The steamer Don.n
from Bremen brought 5000, 900 in gold.
PERSONAL.
Po:tsville. Pa, Sept. 12.-secretary of
Dunn visited the Schuy ylkill reeions yestsr.
day with the officers Of the Philadelphia 4
Reading county: To-day the party will 90
to Reading, Bethlehem and Harrisburg, and
return to Warrington in the evening.
ss1sl CONVENTION OF MILITIA.
St. Louis, Sept. l2.-An adjourned meet
ing Of the national association Of the active
militia Of tho United States which held its
inaugural meeting in New York last Janus.
~, will be held here September 3Oth. De.
legates from all parts of the country will be
present, and much benefit to the militia of
the country 10 expected 70 result from this
convention. Arrangements have been made
for the reception of delegates on their arri-
val, and the programme of entertainment
and prooesdipgs has been prepared. TIE
two principal suIjech which win be brous ht
before the association, are:
First-Revision Of The tactics and cos.
TUNES Of the service 20 - TO render them
explicit and easier Of understanding and
Second-The making of national guard
officers brsvet United States army officers
after they havs served certain length of
time, provided they pass the required ex.
animation.
MCCLELLAN sick.
Newark, Sept. l2-Gov. George b. Nc
Clellan was taken suddeuiy III yesterday q,
Bile residencc at Wcst Orange, and he is
20 better this morning. Three phyatcisns
were summoned.
rORTkR READ A PAPER.
bsatoRs. SEPT. IA paper Of general
interest vas sesd To-day II the clos'ng ol
ths ssesioa Of the sscisi science association
y Koosn r Porter. of The Chsc.so Inter.
OCEAN 90 tho tadussrtal, AGRICULTURAL end
0oAoc3al oQSlOok In - o>ns Tha 49,.
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Robinson Nominated for Governor
Tannany Wilhdraws and
Noninates Johns
Kelly.
Ben B1tler Nominated by the Green.
hackers for Governor Of
Massachusetts.
lay cesld Sends Aao,her Five Thousand Dol
lars 70 the Howards At Memphis
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
Tho Situate. Changed.
Special Tslegram.)

Sioux City, Sept. 12.-After recessfin the
New York convention yesterday it was
claimed that the nomination Of Jacobs bv
acclamation was irregular and vote was
taken. Governor Robinson receiving ma.
jority of the votes cast was declared nomi-
mated as the democratic candidate for COVER
nor of New York.
Ths Tammany delegates Withdrew from
the convention, set up convention Of their
own and nominated John D. Kelly for gov
ernos. e.t @ss4
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FIRES.

Boston, Sept. 12.-Waite's feltinr mill :,
Franklin, Mass, is burned. Loss, $4,000
insurance, $4,000.
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SEEKING INFORMATION,

SEEKING INFORMATION.
London, Sept. l2.-The farmers who
sailed from Liverpool for Canada to inves-
tigate the advantage of settlement in the
dominion, represented Roxshergshire. Ber-
wickshlre and Dumpriesshire, Scotland
Durham, Cumberland sod Yorkshire. Eop
land also the eastern and southern coup ties
OF England and several districts of Ireland
AsURvIvoR.
Lahore, Sept. pa Hindo attached to
Major Cavagnari's mission, Who concealed
himself during the attack By the mob, and
who escaped at night, has arrived At Kiraiz.
keratzs. He reports that the embassy was
attacked in the morning and set on fire at
noon, but that it held out till evening. He
believes that all others connected with the
mission we're killed.
FRENCH ELECTION.
Parir, Sept. l2,-The second ballot will
take place at Bordeaux on Sunday for a
member Of the assembly. The contest be-
ing between Blanque and Achard. The
former has arrived at Bordeaux and deliv-
cred an address before large crowd.
SELECT COMPLEMENTARY EyARrsL
Toronto, Sept. 1s.-The governor general
and PSncees Louise entertained select
party At the government house.. Wm. NJ.
Evarts. secretary of state Of the United
States did not arrive to-day a. expected.
de will arrive tomorrow and be rendered q
reception by the American residents. While
here Evarts will be the guest Of the cover.
nor general at the government house.
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Sweet pickles, canvassed hams, shoulders,
breakfast bscon. at ]. E. Bruce g. Co.
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. A ROBINs0N TIcKET.

New York, Sept. l2.-Ex-Gov. John T..
Hoffman has resigned the Office of sschem
q. of Tammany society, and says he will sup
p0rt the Robinson state ticket.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
-. New Work, September 12
WhkAT-Shade firmer on eprins better
on winter active. No. 2 amter. eash
$l.l23. s'a ' s1'"
RYE-Firm, 67@6sc.
CoRN-Without decided change veetarn
mixed 464c@47ac. "
0ATs-Weak, lower. Western mixed
299c @3S3c, white 35a@3sc.
BARLEY-75c.
PoRK-Stronger, $3.50
BEEF-Quiet.
BUTTER-Unchauped.
oas-Unchanged-S@14c.
CHEEsE-2c@5Ac.
WHIsKY-$l.06.
Chicago, September IL.
WHEAT-Firm. higher, closing easier.
NO. red 96c@964c; spring 9OEc cash !:
9O4c September; 9l4c October; 92lc No.
vember.
RYE-Firper, 49a@52c.
CoRN-FiTmer, 33sc cash 34c bid for
october 33s November.
o4rs-Fism; stronger. 2ssc cash; &c
BARLEY-77c caah October.
PoRK-Strong. higher $3.50 cash, s.. s2}
bid October 81 80 November.
LARD-Easier, $5.744 bid cash, $5.75 bid
October; S5.45 bid October.
WH1sKY-Higher, 81 O6.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, September ~.
WhEAT-5@3 higher, closed unsestled
Hard Si.O13 No. !, 96c; No. 2 92fc cash
" October 93!c November. No. 8, S6Ac
No 4, safe.
CoRN-Firm-333c.
oArs-Dull. No. 2, 23!c.
RYE-503c.
BARLEY-66c.
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English, Scotch and American suitiugs at
HACKER & GREBE.
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Mrs. Lyons is now prepared to fill ORDER
10 millinery and dress making.
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10 regarded % valusble contribution to
politics aod economic history of the times.
NRxInAM xAR xerRRAua

MEXICAN WAR vETERANs.
Chicago, Sept. 12.-The sixth annusl
convention Of the Mexican war veterans Of
Illinois is In session here. This morning
resolutions Of respect To the memory of
Geo. Shields were adopted. The present
officers were reelected, and Calvin McKen-
zte, Of Peoria. made additional vice-presi-
dent Peoria was selected % the place for
holding the next annual meeting, and dele.
yates appointed to the national convention
at New York February 22i. A COMMITTEES
was appointed To confer With similar com.
mittee of Ohio veterans respecting the ad-
Visibility of cSlling national convention
to take action "n the pension question.
Foreman, Tstf,s aud Turnley compose the
committee.
ANNIvEReARY.
Baltimore. Sept. 12.-The city ia enjoying
q holiday aud celebrating the 85,h ami
versary OF the battle Of N0rtbpoint.
KENTUCKY RACER.
Lexington, KY, Sept. l2.-Fine weather
and . good track 1t the association course.
The president was expected and in conse.
quence there was a large attendance He
had not arrived ct the time the first race
was run. First race, II mile, was won 81
One Dime; Ada Glenn, End Areolus, Sd.
Time, 3:05l, which is second faster than
the fastest ever run. The last half mile
was made in 40 seconds.
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FOREIGN.
ENTIRELY FALSE,

Madrsd, Sept. 12.-The rumors regarding
the influence Of British engineers, ETC., are
entirely false.
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TO RENT.

A TENEMENT house furnished throughout
"A with parlor. bedroom and kitchen iumi-
ture suitable for family of five or six persons,
Of Chas. Sponsler, YanktOn Opera House.
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For Your worsted OF cloth suits 70 to
%f HACKER: e. G2IBH.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
bacco.
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The celebrated DIAMOND BRAND
FRESH OYSTERS received daily at
H. A. ScHoREGaI's.
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Mess pork. sugar cured spiced roll bacon,
just received BY
sss J. E. BRUCE 4 Co.
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Mills 4 Purdy have in stock new lot OF
Oil curtsins, fringe and tassels to match.
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LOST

PUBBER bandage, about three yards long
~ and two inches wide: was lost from Dr.
Turner'S buggy. The finder will please return
the same to the DOCTOR or leave at this Office.
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B0ABDERs. ATTENTION.

PERs:oN,s ms, dssircns e;a , q A securing good board
well by calling at the Pacific Hotel, which is
entirely new and well furnished situated In
the business part Of the city. The Pacific Hotel
public ON and after Monday. Sept. IS.
Cor 4th and Cedar streets.
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aARke1s sY rELeseApu.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
u.. New York, September -.
Government's-Firm.
Stocks-Easier.
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DIAMONDS.
A Nd all other stones nicely reset at the new
"A Jewelry store OF VAN COTT, CLARK SEQ.
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If you wish nobby pair Of pants 60 to
HACKER & GREBE.
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MRS. L. M. wHIrrAKER.

HAVING the agency for the Mason & Hamlir
II Organs. Stienway and Imperial Pianos
would be pleased to have parties desiring t.
purchase or rent, call and examine instrument.
and terms. Mulberry street, between 4th = 9Th
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Mason fruit jars st A. Schandein's.
The finest stock Of Woolens in the north.
vest at HACKER & GREBE.
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SELECT PARTY-sECRETARY EyARra.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Newark, Sept. 12.-Blair, indicted for the
murder Of Armstrong, his coachman. was
arraigned to day and pleaded not guilty.
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spefial 8utiees.

TO RENT.
ID depot. j. HIYWXRD.
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MADAME GRIswoLD,s

pATENr Skirt Supporting Corsets. and all
L other goods advertised BY her can be OBJ
tained by leaving orders with Mrs. l.. N. Whit
taker, Mulberry street. between 9TH and Sth.
Sole agent for Dakota. Orders by mail pr0mpt-
ly attended to-
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Fresh Celery at Jenkiuaon'..
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A NUMBER OF good sewing girls: also one
"A good girl to do general housework Apply
at Mrs. Lyons millinery store
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DRY eoops! DRY eooDsM

Coming BY the tons from New York and
opening daily at the corner of; 3rd street and
Broadway and for sale chespst
~ l.. D. PARMER's,
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WANTED.
WANTED

A GOOD girl for general housework. Apply
"A to Mrs. A. 3. Wilcox, Capital st.. near 9Th.
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roRrxR READ A PAPER,

baratoss. Sept. IA paper Of genera
interest vas tesd To-day Al the clos'ng q
Ne ssesson Of the social science association
by koosts r. Porter. of The Chscaeo Iute,
OCEAN on ths tedassssal, asrscul,ussl 90
eesscisl outlook 10 ~ vssl. The psfe
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McClELLAN alex.

Newark, Sent. l2-Gov. George b. Nc
Clellan Vas taken suddeuiy III yesterday d
bile restdencc at Wcst Orange. and he II
20 better this morning Three phyatciaui
were summoned. :
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OLYMPIA ITEMS.

Our regular correspondent At the
Capital. under date Of July 7th, sends
US the following items
Supreme Court convenes next week
The weather cleared Of warm and
pleasant this morning and picnics. clam
bak-s. hunting. fishing and camping
parties are once more numerous.
The depredations committed by petty
thieves S'e becoming too numerous to
be pleasant. The residences o. Mr.. A.
J Burr and Mr.. Allen were hurglsr.
iously entered last night. and Hour.
sugar. tea. coffee and cooking utensils
distracted from the pantry in . manner
which showed that there MAS nothing
small about the rascals
The Olympia Base Ball Club. lat. d
by their recent successes, coutemplat
sending a challenge to the Owls OF
Portland. TO play g match game during
the T-rritorisl Fair here. next Septem-
Der. On which occasion it is confidently
expected that several clubs will be in
attendance u participate in grand
base ball tournament.