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, 1879-01-13
TIE COE(:{1TSSMTN.
ALARMING NoarALfTr AMONG THEN.

AL4RnfSs NoHTAtfTf AAOHd THEM.
ittrtos Rf.na,ch to 7as Tribune
WAsutSDros. u. r.. ian. Pit IA rcnortcd
1,v the ,r,cnaa ~ pcnrc,eutn,tv. 7 A. Iyrt,l.i,-
= ,t,..s'.'. ~. =. W. 80
or Michigan. that It has bren necessary to send
HIN tu his homo Ia Michigan iu Charge Of m
attendant on account Of aattt serious threatened
t1lnees, Representative TLorubuyr.,. N 'rrnnes-
.,o .,,,.,,t,, -. ,s,a., s.,r,," T. ..t,t .,..'r.s-
49, v'urua -, W 'sst'' an'Nes, - s,n 'a''ae
0ua'y III o! pheuMonta. Representative Finley,
rltaec of the lungs, wttrh mar possibly PROVE
fasal, and to-morrow the funeral Of Representa-
tire SchIeichct tIr faurtn r,cnlter WIN has
died wIthIn thirty day., Ii 10 t,e held IN the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
----
GLOVER.
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nr.,orm.-,s .r:v~.rr" ''
", tnes t,. "N -. 80 " -, ers'n" so...'s
.,, "pec'd' 'Hpa'e" 80 dae H'ee"*'
WASHINGTON ID. T., Jan. l2.-Attentiou has
repeatedly lccti called to the reckless anf It'll
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, 1879-01-13

NOTICE.

TkxAaCnr pEFARtxxxT,
ogFacx o. THE Co&4THLk4KA 0r TMx GtHGExcY.f
WAsA1kaTuS. u, T.. Dec. ~. lH7ds
Notice ltschy given &u all IeEk9lA Who 4uaJ h3so
CLAIMS A24lnAg tho U<tMau Natlu1l H4uk u ac ago
toat tne .atns mn.t be pttssnt.i y 1Auss ~ Flower
ths!fUf within taree MuniAs from shls date er they
VII Nv dlSa!loMs4 1SO. JAY KNOX.
Comptroller Vt tlo c1trsncJs
, 1879-01-13

aUbINESk CARDS,
T. 4. KNAPP, STEPHEN PEABODY.
Aamasr vi lhs Stock Exchange.
NAPP 81 PEABODY,
hanktra md brokers ~ Kew.at.. EeM York. Wa
IVY a41 aell bkockA AondA Ahd Securities Of & k!nl4
~ kAe hew tNFk block kIchAnkH On C0nuLIA4un.
Httrs solictte4. tsefer BY tstmlston " Francis Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

nrSras Esrrsrss. No.. Arri 1th iscs.
n fnHs Erra--Drsn SiK. knowing ~ rfiracy M
rnr sar~tpsrls snd ,tA~ he.lirx snH N-nfHrai ene-
possesses. send soa ias ioip~iux r'sfssnsui N
~
( ~. sounded shcns TWO wears agc-wss .aken pri&-
Nv srd ronGnes. f0r sixteen ucrfAs Heing rrrei ~
Ten nv wounds have hesied rei. thsve rni -, ~
r,n.-rr~f since ~ss w~undst sa hot through the
ips ~ general health q impaired. and need some
,nr w assist nstnre have fsl'h " ycnr ssr.
martha than rny thing else wish that thafis ger
III please express me- half foxrn bottles sna obliTe
CsrrsiS G.. r. JOHNSON.
ST. InrIs. No.
r. s-The following Written April ao,h. 1895. BY
49, Jennie johnson. mother ~ Capt. johnson.
liz Innx rraf--lirsE Sra: Nv husband Dr. z. =.
,hnsara Mass -kal surgeon an physician N Central
~ York. where be died. leaving the ahove q. Y.
shnxn "a nv care A. thirteen years ~ ags he h-d
-onic s.iarrhes snd srrofnls. for which gave y"ar
,rxsn.rslls N cured him. have for ten years RI
.nrenfed u - nsnv IN View York Ohio and 'c~s soF
crufnla fever sores. sndgsnersi debility. Perfect
eres~ hss attended N. The cfres effected w srrfs
ss ~ scrosia nni fever 'cst miraculous
~ very snxinns Tor my sgan have recourse %
w Srrsaparlia. W. = frsrfn n rctiing spurious
teie hpnce III wiring 70 Won for u. His wounds
.re terrible hss hsisrve BE will rernver
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

London pnnch (IInshani and Wife, -
What are yon pnzzling over. Ponson
by?r Tim irving 10 answer = NJ
from the dear Duchess n YOU call her
shes dnme me lie honor ~ write an,
ask " that 81. Bernard pup gave he
Shonli 10 fed on meet Or biscuits
We'll, biscuits. silnulan't itgr %
course. Rui she spell biscuits with X
you ser. and don't like 20 spell il prop
rrly for fear OF hurting Her Grace
feelings: and YET don't want u 10 ~
shout that I spell biscuit with a X
Say meat. then. : But She spell
meat with two E's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

Hon. a. j. iinsieiler. who represent
The stu Indiana district ~ lie i,re~cn
Congress. spent Tuesday aud Wednes
dsy getting acquainted with our people,
lie i candidate FOR denomination. a.
comes before the people with an honor
able record mirie in the Last session p
Congress rni With The fact That he rar
iiesi TIE 9Th district III the face ~ a >irnn-
republican m,jnrsv H. also thin.i
thu, faithful -crvsni j. bv custom give
sscond term. Mr.. Ho~feilrr is Al EN-
fcrfaining talker, anl made 4 gooi i'm
preston here. Our people will ~
doubt weigh dHly the claims nf sft. lio-
feiler 10 denomination. Il Martin Go
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

New Orleans j. carpeting its rive
front with mats OF cane bound with wire
I. prevent the Father OF Waters From
washing lis shores away. The mats arr
foot and a half thick, Is feet wide. an
goo fee, long. one end being fastened 4
piles driven In the river hunk aud tn
9TH ' laid az The river bottom WI
Il II anchored by sand bags. The mat'
are made hv machinery. aud II j. the H.
:ention TO cover 600 yards Of the rivel
front with them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

49, ~ - 49," - - -
xs~ Sers So. su's-vltw.
~ ran not regard invsrlf NJ lesfafes'.
inasnnei 80 I mAde .nh-teNllal gNaa-
over sa~s years vote, rsAncing lar rsrut-
li~ap r.urslifx fri'n cA.Otn "a less than
lgtsn. hnl N. rea~on WAS not elected
g. l,rnsl ia The Tact lat there are ahoisf
iaan ii~frenrhissd citizens Ia Nas~>-
chmsris-. This Com >nonwe~iia has never
lad republican torm OF Government 10
fn.i. onls . form: bnt II live shc shall
,ri have the fart n we'll A. the form.
nns t!.hiiug the hgris"s of the 100000
worF w rsn.n. Win arc irnrd the right
at suffrage through she educational aii''
property quasilieations--caus's tnytatesi
s.yor mr. law- by the ola federal party
Here are the figures: According 90
shc state cen-ns OF le75 there were SOL
III names on tha tax list The largest
Mu,nSer 81 votes ever p0lied was Sos. Nou'
NJ the pre>idenfial election " 1874. NOW.
256.rp from l.0uo leaves 5000 Take
rnosher fact ihr population 81 Massa-
<hn-etts i I S.. 400. The voting strength
of Ohio. for example where there are
10 rcs'l.icfion~--is about one ~ -four ~
ne population. Hence this state shonld
have total vote OF over 10000. The
actual vote. n Won sec. l. bnt 25S. 600. OF
nearly i5u.O.p short OF the natural vote
Allow $4,000 for s;av-af-hpme vofer~'
aud we still! have 10 account for ao"ul
5000.
Massachusetts has eleven members 81
congress According 10 the constitution
she j. entitled 70 bur eight. For exam
pie the nverag re representation IN congress
j. 3u.0Uo voies-nof DISTINGUISHED citi-
zem>. but actual voters. The largest num-
hcrnf voters IN any ccngre~siona. d'>tric'
S. this state j. 2s COO: aud Ia one distriri
there are but 1850. propose. -lr
10 swake the attention - congress iofh''
fact. and demand that Massachusetts re'
store tile ballot 10 the DISTINGUISHED rif
zens. or lose the three ruelntcrs non
her congressional Delegation who repre-
sent these DISTINGUISHED citizens ~
not believe in an ari~iocracy form \
Government. The whole people conSti
fntr much safer repository Of liue' =,
aud justice than part. however iueiii
gent. cultivated or wealthy that par
NAV be-
.wiIl yon be a candidate for governo
next year
II prefer not 70 answer that question
M present. can only repeat that ~
engaged n political contest invovinl
the rights Of the poor and the oppressed
and iisat ! shall continue Ia The iigii
until win it,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

Days or Meeting or the Trustee
of the Various Townships In
Dubois County.
y O1iCE j. hereby given that the Trns-
- tees the various townships OF Du-
boss Go. will be NJ their respective 0flircs
in each Of The townships for the purpose
OF attending 10 township business, on
the following days:
Columbia Harrison. rocn<. Essnhndee Msren Mall
Jefferson sAcksun. Csss and Ferdinand te~rek la.
a'l Saturdays " each week and rssshs toWnskip
Ion Mondays zach ~sch Madison tewnSl en- ~ ~
aud 30 Saturdays In every month
Persons having business With any o. shs Trustee
win have Observe these Gays tss w provides
In "ssc ,. Sush Township Trsfse shall eerass
lcsr'n days IN efch week msn'h may hererrsrsd
ln Wiet h. vii attend ~ The huainsss 81 he tUwn D.
cgrs. notice thereof fohe gfyrn TO the hatsrts
" -rch toy slr ana al sstlrses ss.it NJ and Ray
nsnf 81 claims shall bs nade only such dssiens tsd
days
| y sfsscsr. lorAs fyrfirreBA,
tIk's. lrnclfr, n. fYAsts
AsiKF~ Ar.fnvrf, Pun srnrpfbHB.
W. FirALL. lEiI1
jssrr w "a ltHnaN HanRR,
I, W. RcfrSrr. Cnhsss LrsKhS.
April l2ih. ls-S.-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

re.a extract Alrtt- fror, Mrs Rivers.
wife n nrvsrsns nr Rivers. IT The unft learned.
4soa.rf sna rnnnsr Mrfster. ~ the Msthetfl Fpfs-
asl Cs.nrc who AZ fhc tine ~ writing wss sts-
',nr1 A. Rrcaiwry chrrch. Louisville. ny.
Lorsss4Ll<. Ky netctsr s-h. :sfs
~ rors rrts~-ns.s sra: Many ,hsrks 70 ysn 'cf
" sssssr.n. rra lAee kandiv given hss~ hest
.ret SrTerer r- wears. snf ht TIC afscs 4" ttrinst
,hveti~ws. Saf1e pfnrn ~ttf nv tef Arrr
inss .ni spn~ my ~ thu " nv f-e.r
nsvs se.n b,~n- bi-s~ref Ant s-nppri. raj hss ~.
.,s.r s~h~srt~n.r. Several very ~'ainerf rhssrisr-
M % srlnr- nv spne informed refaA threat
nei ~s-r psrslys~ - aPpgr'eNy sny nAs snd ,At,
nhirr hrt session WV "a rsli-v- m haa r~r;re'
ar-.r az that ari n~~itsfr~ shf' hasirg ore N
srfeH wt~n Frt4 siI4tlE srt f1~ mr. ~ArsArArt
ni<h s,rs ~ ssfr ~--r fn t~<.tA-e~ ftr~es Asy
hsss ,r@~ei f~rrsh'v NTH mrsf 4s1fr pait M *ri
IN. ~ " Wv hrfi. ~er~riaHs ~ ~rrtd rrr1 N
frts urr sr-ih y tirs an' ~ r~ifs ~ nv t-~f
c~it W. n-fefiy Nat er seF~rst NH az n stlf
ave ~ l.ulf n ssft lrv . 1rercrt fsiiif-
~ ~ Nnnnv NJ iffNrn rer s' I'M rain n ri
stf II ~r.i-.fv r~'prA* sus4- is; -F'trra eitn
yse 80 ssss nns n ssr-e'y N aprr'te 4 re's'
ntes. ffr the s--r firr- "a ifs enjoy .iitsn.
tarr n .n M tn A daring N. r%y
g.., ksnar senr 'enr BOTTLES 'si- lest n-'t .rr
N~rfr aTsn f,s'- nornia<. ent Npe N IN srfrs'f
s,i@r%t. F.tsse a-rsfst nv hss-. Il II tnNs srd Hcs
s.shes. yery truly ycur NEST yss.s''. s-ie.a
MIG. RlyrE-.
<a.ransee II y. rsnains AID written ~ ~. per~cn
whose xr~~ nsar-
II, 800 nv raarsegf ~ b. lritsnssa M ior'f
rawa s~av .ffsr and fouh'Ff sxreriir~r s~ iinu
* yorr hs1i'h ~ irttlng Drsicsr eAr.Fi'ntn ur"i
w VIII si.ir frNsh
u, Sar.apariiia ~ s;nei ~ -: far t-tnfv-ss,
" siil fhe >sr-apnrls ~ ~ dsv. s' - ~
~ towering ostr IA ofhri h popu'srity sra rs cara
W qn.fi'i.s.
.rnsf al those ~he <r. tryir- pal'n ~ ~
tagr vxtrssss ~ ~aryarariiia sn-caiiet k-fnrrnsf
W. rhn Blif~ sW.spariss ~ Louisville. ks rs
shs 49, ss rf shi@ rsrne Is fr impurities ~ ~ %
IA -crofgaas ar-ssicus- Aiw.y- bear fhr' n mi'.i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

There are SO tconvicis now in the pcni
tertiary At JeiiersvnviIle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

The proprietors Of the Union Flom
Mills respectfully flank Tie public 70,
their patronage. aud give notice thai Tho
will expect all who bny -Four ~ tlcn h
femd
CASH WITH ORDER.
n they cannot sell four on credit IN,
longer. The small margin nnw realized
hv miIlers compels us 70 adopt hi.
course.
EGG & ScnEURICU.
August isf. Isl 49,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

M;n.lyl 70 !ss TRAVELLING ?.sil.

The c.. II. & :. w. ~ TO-. have nadl
arrangements with The Ismi-villr ~,
Henderson Packet Co. ~ which mnin
Ing trains make direct connection d
Rockport with all boats ia their liue ~
Evansville.
Monday evening train connects a
Rockpnrt with Steamer Grey Eagle Il,
Louisville.
ThroWvh tickets 70 Evansville for sal
q All Offices of Company aud by GU
tuctprs Of iriins.
II. &. BRANHAM. Sup'f.
Apr! l5th, ls7o--sf
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27
TOYS! ToYs!! at Goodman's.

1. LYMAN, successor to j. Rosenblum.
Jr., has arrived from San Francisco. His
intention, at the time of purchase, WAS
to stay here, but owing to the times here
at present, he wishes to sell out his en-
tire stock, consisting Of Clothing, Dry
Goods, Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
Goods Of all kinds, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Trunks and Vslises, and
all other articles. which are too numerous
to mention, must be sold within sixty
days from date, at less than cost. This
gives everybody chance to buy their
goods cheap, for cash; therefore call and
examine my stock of goods before you
make purchase elsewhere, as this is the
only place where you can buy your goods
cheap. Country orders promptly filled
on G. o. D., and satisfaction given to
buyers the same as though they selected
| the goods themselves. Don't forget the
place.
Address: l. LYMAN,
Main street, Phoebe, New
Friday, Dec. II, 1879. de12-1m.
"PAY AS You Co." and 60 with tn.
crowd to Psnsoa Saloon, No. 1000 MAR
street, for fine Wines and Liquors, An
heuser- Busch Lagar Beer. and Aromatic
Cigars, only one price! one bit!! vI
special layout for the Holidays.
| FIRsT.class Toys at Goedinan's
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27

General Miles will 60 from his frontier
post to Lawrence, Kansas. in order to
testify in favor OF one of his scouts
named Brsur, who il to be tried there on
a charge OF murder. Breur killed q COM
r.ds while on an Indian raid, and fled to
Sitting Bnll, with whose tribe he lived
several years. Then be was employed
by Miles, and become SO valuable that a
strong effort is being made to save hls
life
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27

A man hugs his sweetheart with oil the
fervor of passionate devotion, he hugs
his sister with manly and respectful and
earnest affection, he hugs his wife with
the deepest, strongest and purest love OF
his manhood, but when he hugs the in
animate and irresponsible oigar-store In
dian-ah, there is friendship, confidence.
and an appalling yearning for support
and protection in his clinging embrace.
II Hawkeye.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27

There is one fact that should make
the Republic desrer to every patriot.
Anna Dickinson has taken her now play,
"Aurslia," to Europe. Once moro it is
in our power to laugh the effete mon
arohs to scorn. Il Atlanta Constitution.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27

A Kentucky widow recently planned a
second marriage without taking the
pains to inform her son. q lad Of twelve
years. While the ceremony was in pro-
eress the urchin escaped from the nurs
cry, and approaching the gentleman who
was rapidly becoming converted into his
stspfsthsr, gave him violent blow under
the ribs with fire-shovel. The widow
ordered the temporary elimination of the
child from the domestic problem, and
the minister was enabled to catch up the
broken thread of the service and to tie
the knot.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27

The faculty of Butler University at In
diapapolis, Indiana, have forbidden
vouue ladies' to belong to secret societies
with the young men. This order was
caused by belief that. in the initiation
ceremonies, each female candidate was
klssed by all the male members in turn.
"a she was led between two lines OF them.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27
LOST CHECK.

r HEREBY CAUTION THE PUBLIC IN RE-
i GARD to check Of Twenty Dollars, drawn
BY J. r. Dun. in favor Of NJ. Bartel. such .
check cannot tenent the finder, - payment has
been stopped.
Piochs, November %, 1879.
no39.1m W.R. WILSON,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27

The finest Cigars in Phoebe, at ~
csnts. at Goodman's.
The old maids laugh: He, he, he!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May 81.
WHEAr-Spring, steady; winter, without
change; No. 2, red, $l.l6.
RYE-Unchanged.
Coaa-t@4c higher; western mixed,
433@46c.
BARLrY-Dull and heavy.
OArs-Dull mixed western and state, "a
@353c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Upon reassenbling, Gen. A. G. Dodge, Of
DesMoines county was made chairman; T.
o. Walker, of Davis, secretary, and:A. B.
Keith, Of Crawford, and H. A. Clendennin
Of Lee, assistants, with Q long list of vice
presidents.
The committee on credentials reported
476 delegates in attendace cut of total rep.
resentation of 600 in the call.
The state central committee for the ensu-
ing year is composed a. follows:
let district-Ed. Campbell, Jr., Jefferson;
ID district-M. r. Jackson, Cedar; Sd dis
trict-C. D. Brownson, Delaware 4th dis
trict-M. Blim, Blackhawk; 9Th district
L. T. Kinne, Tama 9th district-H. G. Bal
lingale, Wapello 9Th district-S. H. NAL
lory, Lucas 9Th district-R. G. Philips, Cass;
9th dietrict-S. s. Webb, Boone.
A motion was adopted that all resolutions
be referred to the committee on resolutions
without debate.
Gen. Dodge. upon taking the chair. ad-
dressed the convention at length, and was
frequently applauded. He reiterated the
eoundness Of the democratic position
In congress, denounced the republican par
ty for forcing the resumption Of specie pay.
ment on the country. and advocated q un-
Ion of all the elements opposed to the re-
publican party; particularly he counseled
harmony In the democratic ranks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
IOWA DEMOCRATS.

:. HOLDING \ STATE CONTENTION.
Council Bluffs May 2l.-The dsmoc,asic
state convention assembled in Dohany's
opera house At IL =. m. to-day, with nearly
all the counties in the state represented
With large delegations. A temporary or
ganization was affected BY choosing James
4. Hassrnau, Of Ksokuk. president; T. o.
Walker, Of Bloomfield, secretary, and E. d.
Fsnn. Of Story, and w. w. Garner. Of
5Louiaa, assietalti., Z. = J ii . (! "a
On taking the chair Mr.. Hagerman ad-
dressed. the convention briefly, returning
thanks for the honor and endorsing the at.
titude and conduct Of the democratic party
in congress. President Hayes he declared
was a-prssident By fraud. and the democratic
party will not only elect the next president
but will inaugurate him.
A committee on credentials, consis ting of
one member from each congressional dis
trisA kasappointsd q follows: Let district
s-Charlsa Baldwin, Louisa M-John
Wiley, Muscatine 3d-D. D. w. Carver,
Dubuque; 4th-A. McPhersell, Grundy =;
5th-L. H. Boydson, Powesheik; 6th-A.
b. Hanson, Jasper 7th-J.s E. William
son. Warren ); Sth-J. M Kelley Mills
9th G. III. Guthrie, Gtsens. ~ W
Ihe committee on permanent organiza.
ton is made up as follows: lst district
George T. Smith, VanBuren; 2d-H. G.
Pyatt, Cedar 3d-C. Upsmith, Allamakee
4th-E.Q. HollisAr, Bremen; SHIT. C.
Hornelf, Linn 6th-John b. Elliott, Mari.
on; 8.h-M. L. Temple, Clark; Sth-Jus.
tice CLARK, Montgomery 9th-A. b. Keith
Crawford
The committee on resolutions is q.
fellows:
ia dlstric,-T. J. Potter, De- Nome.
ID districs-J. r. Ament Ausaaaiss; Sd
districe-N. DArahardt, Buchanan; l.h dis
trict-J. h. Adams, Bstlsr 6th district
Jsha T. Isish, Joh.soa 81 dissriot-S. B
Eyass, Wapslls; 7lA disssid-W. w
Witass, Pslk ash dissrics--J. H. Kss.lsy
Petssva.aais: 0,A dissr!cs--Wal,ss II
Brovs, Eaasll.
The ossvaaIos hen adjourned us.il
Sclsek 2. =.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
THE RIVER.

The steamer General Custer arrived this
morning from Bismarck, making the down |
trip in six days. She weLt below. The
Custer passed tho Butte about eight miles
ap, last night, fast on bar. She met the
Nellie Peck yesterday at Bon Homme.
The big Dakota passed Vermillion at
noon to-day, and will probably arrive at
Yankton early this evening. She will tie
up At the lower landing. The Dakota will
put off lot Of freight for Yankton mer.
chants and will take on about hundred
tons. She will leave Yankton for Fort
Benton tomorrow evening, after the train
arrives. This l. the best chance of the sea-
son to secure luxurious passage TO al points
on the river above Yankton. The Dakota
goes 10 the upper end of Missouri river
navigation.
Sioux City journal, Goth: Davis &
Wann will ship 5000 sacks of. of..government
oats on the Gen. Meade. ;. The Niobrara
is still at this place awaiting the arrival Of
lumber, which is to constitute the greater
part Of her cargo. /. {. Owing TO the forma-
ton of sandbar near the ferry landing the
boat is obliged to drop some distance down
stream for landing. The Gen. Mead is
fact receiving her load, consisting of gov
eminent goods and miscellaneous merchan.
dice for Bismarck, and it is thought will
clear this evening
Bismarck Champion, 18th: The Vel
lowstone river is rising. s.. The Gen. Terry
is looked for hourly. .. The Eclipse leaves
for Benton Saturday. :. The Benton lef,
Wednesday for Benton. The Gen Sherman
departed for Fl. Rice yesterday (. /. {. The Nc
Leod left here on Saturday last for Benton
THE Rosebud left here Tuesday for the
Yellowstone. 1.-The Josephine departed
for Fort Benton Tuesday evening. The
Key West pulled out for Benton at noon
to-day......The General Sherman cleared
for Fort Sully yesterday. /. The Josephine
departed for Fort Assiniboine Tuesday
morning. -. The Bachelor, Capt. Gran,
Marsh in command, cleared for the Yellow.
stone on Saturday. The G. K. Peck ar
rived here from below at 8 q. m. and left fol
Benton at 2 p. m. Wednesday. {. {. The Rose
bud left Tuesday evening for the Yellow.
stone having on board the recruits for the
second cavalry and eleventh iniantry......
Capt. John Massie, who met with such a
serious accident by runaway team on Fri
day last, Is recovering. 1t is now believed
that the amputation of bis limb will not be
necessary. ;. The Montana, the handsom-
est boat that ever floated on the river, n With
Nick Rueson on the quarter deck, has been
the central figure for thousands of admir-
ers during her stay at our leyee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
FIRES.

ROUND HOUSE AND ENGINES.
New London, May 2l.-Ths round house
of the New London & Northern r4ilroad
and four engines were burned this morning.
Loss covered by $34, 900 insurane.
A FOUNDRY.
Cleyeland, May 2l.-The foundry of the
Globe Iron Works of this city were damaged
BY fire last evening. Loss from five to seven
thousand dollars; insurance not known.