Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-22

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Albert Zsmlicksis trying to domesttcats
apsairie ~chiekss.sas ,.@NsAt ssaM .a
The maximum Temperature to-day, Va
s9o minimum 81.
Ex-surveyer .Gel. Geo. D. HIN az,
Yankton contains more Wholesale houses
than Warrington City. y
John II. Colen and James r. Aney d
this city have execased vouchers for the
Arrears Of pension due them.
Yankton. In the absence Of Justics e. T.
White. has but ono acting jdstics Of tie
peace. to.wtt: q. w. Roberta. Z, E
A fev-about 500. .00o.0 oo. 900
grasshoppsrs went south yesterday. Il b
too late Ia the season orthem to laugh,
and grow fat.
N. Morgan with q gang Of men and
teams left yesterday for the scens Of bis
grading contract on the Omaha and North,
ern Nebraska railroad. aEi
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul eur.
veyors, who are to run the line from Yank-
ton to Lennox arrived this afternoon from
Springfield and have gone into camp on the
hill west Of town. 81,
The sensstion on Broadway last night
was . pu9ilistic encounter between ! long
and . short man. At the conclusion ofths
matinee the short man exclaimed, II Am
the boss" and the long maa ran awsy.
Tho legislature last winter repealed the
law providing for special terms Of court In
the sub.division ofsYankton county In Sen.
tember. Special tsrms are only held OF
the FIRST Mondays Of January, March, MAJ
and July. d
James Riley, who had . preliuiaarJ
hearing before Justice Roberts yesterday o.
the charge Of stealing . pocket book from
the lDunning brothers. was held to answe,
at tho district court Being unable to Civ.
bonds he was sent 70 jail.
Isaac Piles took In, to day, . counterfeit
silver quarter which is to all appearances q.
good as the genuine, which it resembles in
every particular. When thrown upon q
counter it gives forth no ringing sound, and
this is the only way its spurious character
can be detected.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi valley are: Clear, or partly
cloudy weather. colder nothwest winds and
higher barometer; for the lower Missouri
valley: warmer; clear OF partly cloudy
weather, northerly windr, generally shifting
to southerly, and falling barometer. gss
Adificulty occurred in front Of tho pos,
off1ce last evening. in which . side Wal
represented"by stsckfel & Gadsden and
Wm. M~uldenhauer, and the Other BY N. n
Mattiesen. To day Mr.. Mattiesen VA
arrested. and after an examination before
Justice Roberts awasR acquitted, which
shows that noSblasne astaches to him on sc.
count Of the disturbance. ~
We understand that the Southern Mia
nesota railroad commenced grading At
Sioux Falls yesterday. The work ID being
dons tust north. Of the town on the lire
surveyed for the extenaion, Of the Pembina
road. A contest between the two CON-
panies in regard TO their respective rights
to tho line viii doubtless b the result.
The Dakoa a6outhsrn railroad will on
Monday conmencsylsding : escki from the
n~eighborhooa ofsshs machine sshops2to and
along Main street north Of the Rhine. The
immediate object Of this work is to ct the
track away from is present dangerous loca-
ton on the river bsnk, but will be ultimate
y utilized for he extension Of its line up
the Jim river. 1S|@ & 20 aAA
A couple of boisterous fellows were max
ing loud tlkton Broadxsy this afternoon
when Marshal Gemnills and Policeman
Conway appeared upon the scene The
peace disturessssteokto their heels down
Second street and the police force followed.
One was' ovsfhsuled and placed in the cool
er and the other was last seen making lively
time towards the willow.
st. Paul Pionesr-Press, s9Oth: Ansley
Gray, Of Bismarck. b. T.. and member Of
That territory 9 Legislature, was arrested and
locked up yesterday afternoon, bY direction
Of the hiefofspellos.a3o for ersatiegSasd d.
Eurbance 1t GfuteS Tfvori. He Va asub-
Iequently released on bail and he Was sent
In r.aka NinnaAonka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.