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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-03
spoaT1NG-A LUCKY LORD.

quence Of the overflow of trade TO their
collieries.
sPoaTlNG-A LUCKY LORD.
London, Mny 3.-Lord Falmouth's win.
nings in stakes this week amounted 10
S56,OCO. Betting on the race for Chester
trades cup of 1878 is TO 4 against Parole,
and 5 to ] against Lord Roseberfy's
Touchct. Archer will ride Parole, who is
8 stone IL lbs, and Touchet. In the race In
the great Cheshire handicap on the Sth
inst, Parole will carry stone, s ibe.
THE REVOLUTION IN PANAMA.
Panama, April 14--The Star and Her.
aid tells the story of the attempted revolu-
ton there. The plot 10 upset the state gov
ernmcnt had been concocted by disaflected
persons who sought to purchase the officers
of the Columbian guards and secured some.
The commander of,he regiment becoming
cognlzant of the facts, rebuked his officers,
which 30 incensed them that Cap
tain Obadiah assaulted the colonel with
his sabre, and was shot down by the colon,
els son, aged IS, and Lieutenant in the
battalion. The row then became general,
and continued until Col Carvoiol and his
son, four other officers and several men
were killed aud from 8 TO 10 wounded
News OF tragedy was spread around town
and the adhercDts of the government at
once decided to check 81 attempt at revolu-
tion and to punish The crimes committed in
Quartet. They kept up fire on the na-
tonal barracks from half past 6 till nearly
The following morning, when the troops
uDcondtiondly surrendered. Thirty were
killed and as many wounded is the record
of losses The city is quiet. Martial law
is proclaimed.
ROUGH VOYAGE.
London, May 3.-The new steamer Gollia
at Liverpool from New York, encountered
gale on the Oath Of April and was
hove to Is hours. She lost two boats and
two seamen.
ABANDONED.
Cairo, May 3-Ulemas having protested
against European preponderance in the mix
ed council of state projected by the hkidive,
the scheme has been abandoned.
sUsPEND1NG A REvoLUT1oNlsT.
St. Petersburg. May Sit. Dabrayino
arrested near Novgorod on suspicion Of be-
ing the chief member of the revolutionary
committee was hanged Friday on CLAWS fort
Petropaularisky.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-03

A full line Of gents furnishing goods O
all qualities at bottom prices at Harry
Katz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-03

New and nobby styles of hats just re-
ceived at Harry Katz's.
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YAKOH KAHN

will leave Cabal Immediately with several
sirdars and ministers, and large retinue
to confer personally with the Indian autho-
rites.
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FIRES,
MACHINE SHOPS.

Bridgeport, Conn, May 3.-The machine
shops and pattern rooms Of the Pacific iron
works burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance.
$4,000.
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LIVERY STABLES. E1

LIVERY STABLES, ETC.
Providence, May 3.-Calvin's extensive
stables and six cottages burned this morn
ing One hostler and fifty horses perished.
Loss, $4,000.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF U. S. INDIAN AGENT.o
For the Santee Sioux.
SANTEE AGENCY. Neb, April u. 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS indorsed proposals for
y furnishing supplies for the Flandreau III
Agency. Nebraska. will be received until IL
O'Clock. NJ. of Thursday May sth. 1879. for fur
nishing the Flandreau Indians ten uOi yoke of
by their sides sixteen hundred usoo, brick
twenty-three "a, cook stoves aud fixtures
eleven il) cords of wood and a list of miscella-
neous articles which may be found at the Office
Offices at Flandreau and Sioux Falls
All bids MUST be accompanied by certified
check upon the First National bank Of Yankton.
H. I for at least five per cent of The amount
of the proposals.
ISAIAH LIGHTNER,
Z. S. Indian Agent
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COAL MINERS.

In consequence of the coal miners strike
upwards Of 60 vessels have left Sunderland
to load coal elsewhere, and l44 large ves-
sells await cargoes. Northumberland miners
are seeking an advance Of wages in conse-
quence Of the overflow of trade to their
cOllieries.
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MILW AUX EE.

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, May 3.
WnkAT-la | le higher, closea firm; hard,
Si0l; No. l, 2Sc; No. >, Ollie for cash and
May; 92lc for June: No. 3, 77ic: No. 4,
12!c.
CoRS Steady S3;o,
OArs-Fitm 25c.
RrE-S,eady Acc.
BARixy--Fismsr ssc.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May 8.
WnEAT-Dull; No. 9, strong, for June,
$l00.
CoRS-Quie,; 4l@43!c.
OATs-steady mixed western, 32@33a /;
white 35@S7!c.
RyE-Quiet.
BAEI.EY--Dull.
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CHICAGO.
Chicago, May 8.
Steady and easier; 92c for cash.
Oh for May, 92ic for June.
ConN-Weak and easier; $3.50 for cash,
Soc bid for May 3Gc for June.
QArs--S,cady; 25e for cash, 25lc for May,
RyE-4Sc.
BARLEY Higher; zoe. bid.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-28
THE WEST.

REED & Sons, of Reeds Temple of
Music, one of the oldest music houses in
Chicago and the west, are reported as hsv-
ing failed. Their liabilities sre $lS4, 200,
sRd nominal assets $I65 DO. Members OF
the firm assert that the suspension will be
only temporary.
SCARLET fever prevails in an epidemic
form in Springfield, Ill. There are 500
cases in the city. The public schools are
closed and public funerals forbidden.
The District Court at San Francisco,
on the 18th, dismissed with costs the suit
against the Hale & Norcross, Consolidated
Virgins, Gould & Curry. Savage, Crown
Point, Sierra Nevada and Kentucky mining
companies, brought by the state two years
ago, 70 recover about 81 100000 back bullion
taxes.
SAMUEL Ii. OGDEN, a prominent insu-
rance ageat at Milwaukee, Wis, died on
the 18th, aged 81 years.
AT Chicago, on the 18th, Judge
Drummond entered virtual decree of fore
closure in the suit of Jas. f. Secor and
others against the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw
Railroad Co., by the terms of which unless
the heavy bonded indebtedness is paid in
full within twenty days the road will bt
sold at auction and the proceeds distributed
among the creditors according to the prior
ity of the various claims.
OFFICIAL returns from all counties
but eight show that the Republican tickle
in Wisconsin will have nearly 26, 600 major
ity, which is the highest Republican maj or
ity ever given in the state.
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Two Glimpses Of the Late Prince I'm.
Derial.

We have two recollections of this I'm.
fortunate prince, to which his cruel fate
has given a pathetic significance. One
was the opening of the legislative body
in the year 1866, when the emperor first
associated his son with him officially.
The splendid throne-room of the Louvre
was crowded with the most brilliant
company of Christendom, with the great
officers of state, Of the army, and the
imperial household. The emperor en-
cred and took his place on the raised
dais; at his left sat the stout Prince
Napoleon Jerome; and in an episcopal
robe of violet silk the young and Apollo
like eeclesiastic, since Cardinal Bona
parte, son of the prince of Canine;
while on his right sat the little prince,
then ten years of age-as sweet and
gentle child as ever delighted a moth
er's heart. A year or two sfterward, on
the reserved terrace of the Tuileries, we
saw two boys playing with their veloci-
pedes, and keenly enjoying the air and
the exercise. One of them was the
prince imperial, and the other Don Al.
fonso of Spain; the former seemed &C.
cure in the prospect of the most con.
spicuous throne in the world, the other
had Just been driven, finally as it seemed,
from a land which had decreed eternal
Punishment to his race. We can not
fathom the inmutable will that rules
the event of human fortunes; who could
have dreamed that in these few years
the one of those boys would be lying
dead in an African cornfeld; and the
other, we know not how firmly, estab.
lished in the palace of his ancestors?-
HnrDer's M100ziDe
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TINE EAST,

Tx first case under the civil damage
act, in the Southern Middlesex District
Court Of Massachusetts,, has last been de.
eided, and resulted "a q verdict for $500
damages against o saloon keeper who fur.
nished LIQUOR TO o man who, In resisting
arrest for drunkenness, severely injured the
policeman who was attempting to conduct
him 20 the lock up.
]. BOYD & Co., boot and shoe manu-
f.cturers Of Boston, have failed; liabilities
reported at s60,OUO
AT New York the European steamship
piers are so crowded with merchandise
awaiting shipment that the demand Of long
| shoremen for an Increase Ia wages IL bslnE
promptly accepted.
THERE is great excitement throughout
Maine over the report that the DsDeSfAti'
officials who supervise ana count the return
Of the recent election, intend to throw on
returns fre.n several districts on teehnica
grounds in order to gsin control OF the stat
legislature. These changes will, it is said
give the Democrats and Greenbaekers u
senators, and the Republicans IL. Tn
actual vote rs cast gives the RePuohcAn
10 senators and the others u. Augusta wa
filed with politicians on the 18th. ealls'
thither by the rumor.
NAVIGATION ON New Y. TX state canal
will close on the 9Th OF December, II no
sooner closed by ice.
TIE end OF the new French cable wa
landed at North Eastman, Mass, on TIT
lelh. Tne steamer Farsday thea steanne'
outward to make the hual eeRneotion seven
teen miles NJ sea-
MORRIS 8. HEYMANN & Co., import
ers Of ostrich feathers, New YOIk, have tsils'
with liabilities TO the amount OF severa
hundred thousand daIlsrs.
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CASUALTIES.

THE schooner w. B. Phelps, with
wheat from Milwaukee, Wis, for Oswego,
N. Y, was totally wrecked at Glen Haven,
Mich, during a severe northwest gale on
the 18th. Five of her crew were drowned
as follows: Capt, Dan Kelley, George Kel.
ley and Robert D0wney, of Oswego Frank
Golden, OF Sandusky; and one unknown
seaman who shipped q. Milwaukee.
THERE was a serious fire in Louisville
on the night of the 2lst, causing heavy
losses to several parties. In its course Chief
TrantZ and some other fremenl and citizens
were injured by burns and falls, but none
fatally.
DURING a violent southwest gale on
the east shore OF Lake Michigan, on the
10Th, the propeller II. f. Paine struck the
bar at Grand Haven, Mich, and went to
pieces in half an hour. The scOw MIpIe
Leaf, lumber laden, went ashore at tbs same
place and was totally wrecked. A number
of schOoners were beached along the east
shore during gale, but they will probably
be saved.
THERE was $3.50, 900 fire in Calves
ton, Texas, on the night Of the 18th.
A TERRIBLE explosion occurred in a
tunnel on the narrow gauge railroad from
San Jose to Santa Cruz, On the 18th. Two
white men and seventeen Cinnamon, were
badly burned aud twenty-four Cinnamon
killed.
AT Andover, Mass, on the 18th, two
young sons of Mrs. II. P. Beard, were
burned to death by Ere which an incen.
diary started in the room they occupied.
SAMUEL, AIMRs. a well. known come-
dian. was thrown from buggy and killed
in Milledgeville, Ga, on the 18th.
JOHN KEEP, employed in a Leaven-
worth coal shaft, fell, with mass Of rock,
go feet, to the bottom Of the shaft, and was
crushed into q shapeless mas.
MRS. JOHN DUELINGER died in Mem
phis on Sunday evening, Nov. 16, from the
effects of spider bite received on her neck
the previous Friday.
The tug Seymour, of Ogdensburg,
left Cape Vincent OH the 18th, with four
other tugs, having three dredges and eight
scows in tow for Buffalo. During the night
q gale on Lake Ontario was encountered
and three tugs and all Of the small dredees
and scows were lost. One tug was picked
up next day, and the Seymour arrived at
Sacketps hsrbor. Eighteen persons were
drowned. Later.-Tugs which went on a
search IN the vicinity Of the di -as,er found
eight scows of the wrecked feet on the
beach between Oswego and Sodus. Two
Of the three dredges ere found near Sodus.
Toe third dredge, the Gordon, was sunk.
The only lives lost were those Of Sam Logan
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MISCRLLAREOUs,

FIFTY colored people from South Car
DINA have arrived in Green Castle, Ind,
and more are coming.
The secretary of the interior will
shortly issue circular for the information
Of parties desiring to register their trade
marks, 10 the effect that the federal statue
upon the subject by a recent decision of the
Suprt me Court is declared unconstitutional,
and that the pstent Office registration is con.
sequently Intellectual as means of protec-
ton, but that the department will, however,
continue TO register trade marks for persons
so desiring.
GEN. FRANK WHITE, gallant soldier
in the army Of the Cumberland during the
rebe! lion, died at Terre Haute, lad on the
18th. Gen. White was severely wounded at
the battle of Mission Ridge.
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS BENT.
LEY has issued circular to pension claim.
ants and attorneys, announcing that in
order to expedite business all inquiries
into the condition of claims ON &C.
count OF service rendered after March 4,
1861, should contain the name of the soldier
who performed the military service, with
bis state, company and regiment, ss well as
the number OF the claim or pension ceriif.
cate, as the case may be. Inquiries which
do not contain the above information will
not be answered except in special cases
where failure to furnish it is explained.
The society of the Army of the Cum
berland met in Washington, d. c., on the
10Th. After short business meeting the
society took its place in procession and as
sisted In the ceremonies Of unwilling the
bronze statue of General Thomas. In the
evening an Interesting and highly enthusi.
astic meeting was held in grand tent erect.
ed for that purpose upon the grounds south
of the white house.
A NEW railroad IL to be built from
Dallas, Texas, enthusiastically to the Gulf
Of Mexico, at or near Sabine Pass. The
charter was filed On the 10th.
Rev. DE-. ETHAN ALDEN, grandson of
John Alden, of Puritan fame, and a relative
of the revolutionary Ethan Allen, died in
Newport, KY, on the 18th, aged SO. De-
ceased was prominent in the Protestant
Episcopal church and well known a. an au.
thor and historian.
WALKER, BROS. &c Co., wholesale dry
goods merchants of Memphis, have assigned.
Liabilities 100000; assets not known.
Hon. F. g. BEAMAN having declined
the appointment Of u. i. senator to fill the
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Ancient Expresses.

A well known means of sending news
rapidly in country with such bad roads
as Greece was by runners; thus we are
told that Phidipides, a professional
courier, ran from Athens to Sparta, to
beg for aid just before Marathon, srriv.
ing at the latter city at the end of the
second day, and this was a distance of
$50 miles. The constant gymnastic
training in which Greek and especially
Spartan soldiers kept themselves enabled
whole armies to make very rapid forced
marches. In the present instance, the
Spartan army, though SLOW to start, COW
cred, when it did march, the distance in
three days. So the old Chasseurs de
Vincennes, and picked light troops of
the French army, were trained TO make
swift marches by running one on either
side of a cavalry soldier, whose stirrup
feathers they caught hold of. This, we
believe, or something like it, is still kept
up among the Zouaves. The episode of
the L" fiery cross" in the Lake of the
Lake" shows how quickly district may
be aroused by well-orgsnized 81 stem of
running messengers. Indeed, the swift
ness of rumor is proverbisl with its ex-
aggeration. Lady Duff Gordon, in her
voyage up the Nile, found that the news
of her approach invariably outstripped
her movements, rapid as they were.
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and his brother William, Richard Arnold |
and George Palmer and wife.
Ar Chicago, on the 10th, Peck d
Bsnshsr's lard refinery was burned, together
with some manufactured stock. Loss In
the neighborhood of 10000.
THE steamer o. w. Pierce struck the
wrecked Minnesota, IS miles above Mem.
phis, ON the 10th. and sunk. She had hity
bales Of cotton, 500 sacks OF seed, and Q lot
OF sundres. Boat tataltesE VALUED al 81 900;
uninsured.
Ar Auburn, N. Y, on the 18th, hay
dSn q Smiths saddlery hardware store was
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
A LOCOMOTIVE exploded Its boiler
near Bolton, y C., ON the ttth. inst killing
the engineer, fireman and another man.
| ALBEIT WOODWARD, vile end two
! daughters, stss.-d from Columbus, lad, on
the 18th, for their home in Jefferson county
in q spring wagon. While crossing CltIy
river, two miles from Columbus, the swift
current swept the wagon and mules down
stream. Mr.. Woodward attempted to Gu
the harness, but was washed away and
thrown out on the bank. His wife and
daughters were drowned.
JOHN c. HATFIELD was killedin a "a
foot we'll in Cletmcnt county, Ohio, on thu
14th. by the fall Of 200 pounds OF stone.
A LARGE boiler in Wood T. Reynold
saw mill and salt bleck at Carrollton, nea
East Saginaw, Mich. exploded on the 18th
instantly killing Jean Pstell and .ssfiOusl!
IL not fatally iDipring Edward RoRuePa
and Cyrus sarr. Frank Robinson, fireman
was also injured. Pscunisry loss 5000.
The schooner @. G. Breed, laden will
900 bushels of wheat from Detroit TO
Buffalo, cspsiIed in q squsll of Point al
Pelee, Lake Erie, on the night of the 14th
OnIy two men were saved out OF crew o
eight: one OF them being found clinging Il
the rigging, and the other adrift on Piec
of wreck.
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ABROAD

A ROME correspondent reports that
Nesurius is again active. A great eruption
seems probable.
The excitement throughout Ireland
on the tenant question is very great. An
immense meeting was held at Dublin on the
2lst, TO denounce the arrest of Messrs. Davy,
Davitt and Killen, who had been arrested
for melting an uprising Of the Irish people.
PARK HALL, near Everham, England,
the feat OF the earl of Yarn nth, is burned.
Some estimates make the loss $4,000.
A DISPATCH from Santa Clara, Cuba,
announces that the Spanish troops killed
the insurgent chief Muniz and made prise.
ner another chief.
THE iron steamer Pallas, from Copen.
hagen for Amsterdam, is believed to have
foundered of Heimskirk. Thirty persons
persisted.
A FATAL accident occurred at polit.
ical meeting at .tely, England. A portion
Of q crowded gallery fell, causing the death
OF four persons and the injury of thirty OIL
forty others, large proportion seriously.
THE former Confederate cruiser Shen,
andoah is sunk of the leland OF Socotra in
the Indian Ocean. The date of the disaster
is unknown. Most of the crew wer,
drowned. The Shenandoah belonged to tn,
sultan Of Zanzibar.
A LOCAL revolution has broken out il
I chihuahua, Mexico, against the state gov
ernment The Pronunciades have occu
pied the capitol and captured the governo
with all the state officials. Gen. Tresdino i
moving against the TeVolutionists. Troubl,
has also arisen in Yucatan, over the elec
ton. Gov. ADcona, with 1,5C0 men, il
opposing Gen. Palomina. FEDERAL trOop
have been sent to the scene.
FIFTY-EINE Afghans have beer
hanged for completely in the murder of tn,
British embassy.
THIRTEEN persons returning from I
fair, recently, were drowned while crossing
Loeb Islay, Scotland.
A PARIS correspondent reports thai
two French explorers dis overed the sourc,
OF the river Niger in September.
HAVANA letters of the 9Th instant
say strong party Of insurgents drove OF
about 300 head of cattle from Holquin OF
the 4th. In explanation of the above Spar
ish accounts, the patriots statement is tina
General Valera attacked the patriots a
Bsrroncas, but was defeated with a loss O
$50 killed and wounded and retreated K
Holquin, where he was shot at by the pat
| riot force. The Spanish General Blauco
with 4, 800 men, went to the relief of Vale
"a, when the patriots raised the investment
OF the place, sacked several stores in tn.
outskirts and captured large quantities o.
booty. They also captured and piIlaged tht
town of Jucaro. An official dispatch from
Cuba reports that 100 insurgents, with theil
leaders, have submitted TO the Holquin au
thOrities.
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altar the journey Of the woridi Here, here
again, We greet him at our social board,
where, with recurring years, We rsgale on
the deeper ripening memoriesof our soldier.
ship for freedom. Partakers OF the lab0rs,
the esrils, the triumphs, which we're the be-
eipnipgs IL his glory, We join now with en-.
ultation In the welcotiihg hopofs, by which
his grateful countrymen telltheif f6rek nowl.
edge Of the immortality Of his renown.
Long and many be the years, illustrious
leader before yoDr hour OF departure
comesl Green and vigorous be your age,
undscayed every faculty OF mind and sense,
life; happy In the welfare Of your native
land, the love OF your eountrymen, the id.
mirstion Of the world [Long continued
apnlause
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unsxpI.ed term of the late Senator Chan
dier, Governor Crosswsll, Of Michigan, has
appointed ex Governor Henry z. Baldwin
How. b. W. jrssrss died at his
residence in Cleveland, O., on the 18th,
aged rs. Deceased represented the state OF
New Hampshire in the United STATES senate
during the sessions OF tsl5 O. 10 The Demo.
cratic national contentioh ShlSh h0hiinated
franklin Pierce Tor president, the delegs'
ton from New Hampshire was divided be-
tween Judge JennesS and Mr.. Pierce. The
president Of the delegation gave the casting
vote for Pierce.
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II YOU are 0 Respondent invalid, is TO grow
stronger, This you can do IL you will take
piece Of advice which has the weight OF high
medical authority to back ii. That is to use
the standard inyigorant, Hostetter'S Stomach
Bitters, specially commended and lndaiRed by
physicians. Among the bodily troubles whleh
Il oyercomes arc dyspepsis, irregulsrity Of tho
bowels. liver complaint, general debility and
nervous complaints. tits alfo found yeiy use
ful 10 counteracting tendency TO weakness or
disorder of the kidneys and bladder, and per-
sons troubled with rheumstism strongly indorse
IL "A remedy. Its influence upon the entire
system is highly bene6cial, promoting. ~ Il