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Observation-Disclosures Trunk

HltN " I Nv ANA NAlLkDAD-UreaJ lrunk
Line ard Unlt5d states Mail Route On aud after July
1873 ua.us .eIve .eyYgrk Via Des1rJs3es and COrt-
l-rlt street Ferries, ~ follow:
lspre~- foi Harrisburg FItisluIg the West and South,
Win fui.uan Palace attached H., and $50 y.
F.r 81 iWspor, L'cslaven, CORY AID Es. az 500 ?.
M connecting CORY ;or Itusve. Petroleum centre aud
..e-IIIa MIamsuUrt aEt .Og dnu en-, q a. ln
PaltuoIt wa,hiust and The south. Limited Washing
uludu a'Ior Care daily. except sunday.
d. a. "a. arve WsshulJ1 CON a. m Regular At 4'O and
500 4. u.. !. 4. AID lV i. DAB. sur lay 10 D. U
EXPRESS for Phadelpa. $50 10 e.&p 90 Limited
m ..u I... aaG To- On SUNDAY, $3.50
aau:5 s. 1850 $50 and 10 p Emizraut and second
class. 1870 T. no.
R.af. of .. Braklyu Annex" connect with all through
mann. al Jersey ly, al rg speedy ana direct transfer
fox Brook yu travel. - 81 a.. ,,,
daliv an $50 a. u t2l D. m ia " excerpt Monday From
lslIu grOu ana Baltimore, go NJ 5Ju, 90 ly;lu p
N. ~undsy 80 q. M From itl.";eiphia' 80 go Z
r. 5r et0 f04O 1880 2, 800 $3.50, u.2O. $50 and
1910 D. ms sunday. 800, 800 0ov IO;lO, IioU a. M b@O
iic.et Onces 51j and pa Broldvay, 10 Ast9r House
Hroolvr Annex Depot foot Of Fu!ton-st BrookYn Nos
HutsOI-sL, HObOden Depot. Jersey city
IN Grant Ticket Office, No. BaiteryDlace. iso New
IltHsirr 90 pau '..' ~' 40 ~ N'1'~ -'''i
hotels 9ui residence, q, u,,--r, ,,-,I p.s... ,,
FL N.E IA
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Amusemcnis.
LIEDERkRANz.
GRAND SEASIDE CONCERT
And sUMMERNTGHT's FESTIVAL.
TIL RsnAY. Angnsf u. lhIa.
A. sT4 nFATH bATGTF. Gomez Isand.

GRAND SEASIDE CONCERT
And M ~ MpMbkyyIG9Hr s, Il 5E is-a
At SEA BEACH PALACE Coney sand,
Commencing q O'Clock D m. Concert BY inl male onor
q 6reRe che 1 sn a o an R4S
Admission nOamem6er' proper introduced 81 NO re-
turn checks lcAgt eau be oDtaned ~ ~ = stsn
way sons iii East itt6st H. g q Aohsnth9l, corner
Trains ana boats via Bay r dge by Y and Sea Beach r.
land X r.. ard via the New Iron Per BY The eoSs Q.
GRavorsbls weather the Festival VII bepostPoned to Friday
august ~. 1873.
HAYERLY'S THEATRE, 14th-st. & 6Ih-aye.
L. u The J ca1ra iag Histiionie Artistic
Supported BY WI VILLAS Iill E. SHERIDAN.
Monday Tuesday ann sSt,raV yen rs Aug Is 10 and %,
As YOU LIKE II.
Miss BELGA AZ RD L a., k9sA AIlio and o.
WEDNESDA1 r aa u n ls7 ~ anu
FRIDAY EVENING ami SATURDAY MATINEE
PARTHENIA. Miss BELGARDE.
MONDAY, AUGUST 25--0PENiNG OF
THE co1vrIIl = OPERA -BURLEsQUE COMPANY,
Is TIE MAGIC sLIrPLE-
NEW-YORK AQUARIUM, .-.,n..,-.v
y prr,poRr ssh St ard Broad way
Tie %Pany e inf a Maine eTeTg n3s md
rom MI !.,. q Cents At. .y.Ss 80
KOSTER & BIAL.
23iSt. near 1thave
GRAND POPULAR CONCERTS
,,r-src,r rrRECT - RUDOLF BIAL
" FORMERLY Director ~ Kroirs Garden, In B5rl,L
ADMISSION. p CENTS.
IITALLACKS. PRELIMINARY SEASON
w MONDAY EVENING. Angus II u, 1873.
Eug4cemen. " The ucpElsr comedian.
Nr. JOHN T. RAYMOND
and fret proaucaon any stage q comic drama IN
N most "a eeG5ried soros BY Mr. GEoEsE = rowe ana
u-'N woIFEETs RCOsT.
LEGEND or ~ItEIl HOLLOW
With NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY, MUSIC,
COSTUMES AND AEltLNiMEEIo
The cast VIII iHClu0e
JOHN T. RAIAt IS Deco ar nc ri BOD fANF-
with M".,-s T. Hard euJCrI j. IS. shannon il &C. T. NJ
Holland r. A. Anoas-8u O. j. fuwin slime. pOus Misses
Kate For-yhg Courtney, Barnes, Connie Thompson ana
"WOLFERTE ROOsT7
UNTIL 10 tfElk NOTICE
GPECIAL SUMMER TERM at Grand Con
: se-vatlr, Of Music, II East Is,hst
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proposnls.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT
G.s-, BETWEEN SIN AM 9TH. SIS, \. W. :
WASHINGTON, u. Ct Ang. IL. ls7S.)


PROPOSALS for MISCELLANEOUS IRON
Z WORK. and also for SLATE FLOOR sLABS -
RECON sTGUCTION or THE y :. PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING.
SEALED PR pO-ALs will be received at this ofce until
II m Of the SOh Of August 1879 for furnishing de-
TVering flung putting place complete certain iron
work comprising frames and castings Of Wndows iacng OF
wells ratings, Stairs, anu tfeDiOoI slllug
doors &C. for the recOnstruCOn Of the Model rooms NJ the
north and wings OF the above bulapG IN aec0ahce
win CfawugF specifications AID schedule, which may De
a. TINS ONCE ,.----..-....
Blank OF proposals and any desired INFORMATION may
be Ob FAMED application AT THIS ONCE.
ADOLF CLUHE. Engineer and Architect.
Proposals VIII also received above and n the sane
time and place furnishing, delivering, ami putting 10
place about 40 square feet OF slate Floor SlaDE
ADOLF CLI~-, Engineer ana Architect.
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nNE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 70 WORCESTER. Limited tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER Oh the Tor stAamers leave
40, North River dslIy al 5.8O d..
steamers " the NORWICH LINE leave rier daily.
week D. Suucavs I. m.l Ro-t,u Wor-
&C. and for Portland White ans Gays
eNee
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FOR EEW-HAYEN, It's surroundings and
All sst.ous on tie -,e YORK. Boston anu Air Line,
DERBY and North Hqmutop Railroads drect-Stelmers
JOHN H. sTAHIN apc EKASIUS CORN IN q leave PIER j.
r. foot OF Courtaudt-- ?. every night n me
week eIccpt sturday. arrive IN View aven In time tor al
AL RAILROADS. b1si tacies tgr pass, ger
and freight fare al excursion 81 So stirlns NeuHay5n
transportation LAne JOHN Il. sTARIN. Proprietor
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sitndrons UduIeo--females.

siindtlons UduIeo--f females.
ATMRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
class German seTvsn for al u espacites suitable
M f5v i5i Es-t isbs.. near $dave :"
NOOK.-A frst-class English Protestant
y woman desires place as cook can 10 delicious e2oSlE
end makes pastries ai desserts a wen as any ~
poyer Can be al 6O2 6th-ave., JAc9UINs BUREAU
COOK and ASSISTANT WASHER.-By a
saress thar usy best Of TeiereaSe 500 si1have
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-By a tidy Welsh
able do me uire upstairs work ard as.i; VII wa.l.n II
WAC vents steady Aomei city OF country 40 ''''"'''
CHANBERMAID and WAI1RESS.-By a
S55 dad aonF5ie9, Fl h s cara
or waitress also Understands al about children city OF
country. 500 GLh-ave near zai-sl., LIgt ACoE
DRESSMAKER.-A competent French dress
- ma er wishes few eng gemogts ID i92Ha 1 81 To ~
st.. between In ana stb-ayes
nOTSEWORKER.-By a neat, tidy, intelli-
a gent young Protestant gir VIII be genera seIa IN
washer ir6ner wiz give oestot recoum vags
moderate Can be seen at No $50 Gthave near @od5 Hrst
uOUSEWORK and USEFUL MAN.-Brothor
and sister wish 20 g. n the coqn1y tEr ioT g.eral
orally Us man 30 see 20 horses blowing &c+ best reeI-
HOTSEWORK or CHANBERMAID and
WAIrREssB German gr g'oa cool. ana e1 Sst
Orau euGauOus Apply II CAkPENIEhS EMPLOY MEM
House, So. los shave, aes. 5Ll..t
uOUSEWORK, or COOK aud LAUNDHEsS.
by strong, able scotch girl understands .ohlng
washing aud ironing neal and tdg and wei recon-
mended country understands the care % LILA de
making butter Car at 292 tth-.ve1 near lslL--G
I ADY'S MAID-By q superior girl who is
hairrpsaar and has The best OF references
can travel with Young aes s. perfectly trustworthy Gan
lie seen a 6J2 5thaye.. between 80th sLd 5Jthsss,
I AUNDRESS.-A German girl to 90 out by
the laundress ana take Washing home good rcT
erence 800 West 83th-st. first floor
NO CHARGE 10 EMPLOYERS for female help
n atLABOR BUREAU, 70. 20 ClnioL.p.ace, sIhsL
NURSE.-A French girl who Is a good
bright; best reeronces Can be seen at oO- oth
ave between 35th aac Sdtl.sls.
NURSE, &c.-By q very competent person
y fDg!sh) as nurse growing chi dren, chambtruad
ana scausfress Is ntegen has best o. rcfaren and
person mother might give the entire charge Oh her
children country wages less al OBJECT la sttaJ
place. No. zJ2 6th-avea near IS'htL
NURSE and MAID.-By q North Of Ger
~ MANY girl who GOOD seamstross. and can act ~
maid rather CITY country. Gail az Coz 6tbaVe between
85th and 56thsts
NURSE or HOUSEKEEPER.-By an English
" Protestant competent % an infant from Us
birth g also experienced housekc-peri BEST Ieconnc
dati0ns Apply at CARPENTEI'S !Os e5lay e. near bts
CEANSTRESS and NURSE.-Bv a repsect-
- able woman who Is sewer; cut and NJ: al.o
good best REQ nmt llel!OL ABpN AT ~ =
TER'S EMPLOYMENT Helc los ON ave- near 5tA-s1
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anrtinn Gnlcs OF Real estate.

TATRHAVEN Mass. - seaside residence !;
ClGRGF A BOURNE & SON vii sell without reserve
bv aucfiou by order Institution for -aylns- on
FRfDAY August q O'clock the rtsieuce 81 ile
late " lan Penn Rowland which has cost over rzoCUt
mo Bt contains about running 70 the waller
where Is excellent bathing eDucIngs are elegant and
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

GlLMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
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ORANGE, y. J.-Houses and Country Sears
" 10 let i0r sale great variety also laf9s and 0ui1
he lots BLACKWELL BROS 2l3 Broadway, Room D.
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NEW NIGHT LINE to NEWPORT, r. L,
~ via WEXFORD.
Lave Central Depot shore Line Sleeping ar
pTess daily, Sundays included. - 10 due Newp0 m
itaO m. Leave Newport also DAILY a az
New YORK j.%s o. THEO. WAUItE supL
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,bsb GROVE-ST.-TO let with board, hand
ysE somelv furnished room, suitable for gentleman aud
wife or two single gentlemen hail room house ana
a zoo 4OdatIOns nrstclass; family small
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Double Track The most improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl

Traius leave Englewod Clpscr Permont ana sylcA
s.Al 40 a m / L. g so, i3u, ttso $500 1850 D. ~
.,p1Gsvs & a m ana $50 p The 1880 p m train VIII
I.eva 40 uiuutea lzfer SATURDAY ngtts
JNO. y. ABBOTT. GEM Pas-'r AgL' Ne"-l orA
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Snmmer Bode0.

A FEW boarders can be accommodated with
good board terms - per week September aud octo
Der - per *. Address
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DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

A via j evidence Direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES or RAIL
IHk tANORIFE PALACE sTnAAEHs
MAsHACHD eEFIS, Captain Ray Anen -.
RHODE I-LAND. Captain jesse hOtL
leave p m daily sundays e1ospted uOn Pler - Nofh
RiyeI .lJot VI " IIul-sLJ
Pas-sL gtib .Irlye Boston az n. No iutermeiata
landings between AoU YORK ana Providence.
stAtloJms ucGcts Nos 5G3 89T. $50 snd
ga Broadway Metropssn and Flftn Avenueh otes n
H. and 300 All BIo0syu. Also uoKets sold Al
al hotel and principal ticket ooes and A. AL olces Of h10~
colt Express Ceup~1y. ,.,...,,, -,
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bridgeport. and all points on Hon]atonic
and Naugatuck RAILROADS Fare Al steamer bridgeport
leaves Caharnop daily Sundays excepted 40 l4'3O H.
euC BudReDOTt 4 NJ.
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4.
AND TIE
WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE MEMPHKElIAGOG. QUEBEC AND THE
sAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 80 1873,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS FROM
GRAND CENTRAL DEPorv via
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ourt cen Through Trains each way daily three depots ID
Philadelphia two II sew York.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEror QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICR.

L. T.. EA-TON,
Asst. Q. 81. GenI Depot Quartermaster.
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TAKE sLEEPING-CAR FOR QUEBEC AT WELLS
RIVER JLN CIlJN.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT PrvER LINE
THROUGH AND ROUNDTEIP TICKLTS CAN BIZ
PURCHASED AT TICKET OFFICE y. " - r. q IL. T.
H.. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT 80. az BROADWAY
OFFICE CENTRAL NERaOSI RAILWAY AT NO
Z7l BEOADW Al OFFICE rAS-U hPsIC Il. iL). Az ID Al
TIE NEW-AORk transfer Co.'S 0FFt1fssS, 20, 80 80
EKOADWAY All 50. 10 COZ RI-~I., BROOhLfN. AID
AT PEISCIpAL HOTEL TIChLl DtFlg--. Al E.AItt
OF WHICH PLACES FULL APPROPRIATIONS Can lie
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TIVE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
4 FOR BOSTON Az ALL PoISrs East
~ 5 q IN from Pier 80, NgIth River loot OF ay ST.
sBecal lisuited usActs, GOOD ONLY on Zt5 a. m con
Ing train at rOunon sa4d VIA ls line trOn New uEA
Ia lOstO for
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Tfcnrsious.

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing nc
~. sayreyle south Amboy Perth Amboy, Tottenyris,
Woodbridge, osve aBd LANDING Steamer Wyoming,
from Uana every week dag p U fare lower thaa
any other route.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Detroit, Sept. z9.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Morris, Of Volina township, Cass county
we're murdered last night, supposed by a
person or persons with the object of obtain.
ing the money received from. large sale of
wheat made recently BY Mr.. Morris. The
body of Morris was found At the back of hls
house this morning with two bullet holes
through his neck, and that of his wife in
the bed room closet shot four times in the
breast. No clue to the perpetrators Of the
deed yet.
New York, Sept. 20.-Owne to charges
made by Col. H. D B. Clay. formerly con-
nected with the house OF refuge. the state
board Of charity has ordered an investigs-
ton. Brutal aud excessive punishment,
neglect Of sick. over work of boys and their
exposure In the open air during the severe
" cold weather are among the charges
made against the officers Of the house VI re
fuge.
Springfield, Ills, Sept. 29.-The govern
or has pardoned VIM. Farrow, who was con-
victed of arson At the January term, 1877,
Of the Alexander county circuit cour,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
.years. The Judge and states attorney certify
that the term fixed by the jury was under
the circumstances, excessive and recon-.
mend his pardon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
A FIGHT WITH INDIANS.

Washington, Sept. 2e.-The following
telegram from Col. Hatch, describing the
battle with the Indians on the 18Th, has
been received by the department: 'f1's
Santa Fe, Sept. 23.-Lieuts. Dawson, Day
and Wright struck Victoria's trail 1t the
head Of sierrs BIanco on the 10th, follow
ing it to the head of the Los Animas river,
where on the 18th they ran upon the In.
dams, who held . strong position. Capt.
Boyer with his company and Hugo came
up and took psrtin tho fight. After fight
ing all day the troops were compelled to
withdraw and under cover of darkness with
the loss of five killed and six wounded.
Morrow has sent Lieuts. Blackson and
Galswood Of the Sixth cavalry With their
Apache scouts and Emmet with Navajos to
the scene, and will follow Immediately with
part of company L, ninth cavalry and
Wright with twenty-five men from compa.
ny G will Join him tomorrow. Victoria il
said to have about 40 Indians. Two Ma.
vajos and one citizen we're also killed in the
fight.
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TELEcRAPHlc BREvITlEs.
ARRIVAL.
New York. Sept. 29-Arrived: Steam
ship Bolivia from Glasgow.

ARRIVAL.
New York, Sept. 29-Arrived: Steam.
ship Bolivia from Glasgow.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
Springfield, Sept. 29-The STATE fair open.
ed this morning with very flsttsring pros
poets. The weather 10 cool and cloudy.
The exhibition proper has not commenced,
but the work Of preparation is going on.
The display of stock 10 the largest ever on
the ground this early in the week. The
four hundred stalls for horses are all taken
and 200 in an additional building. Over
500 head Of cattle of all grades and breeds
are in stalls, and all that are entered are
not yet arrived. The display of machinery
is not as large as at Freeport 90 far. The
J. .displays Of swine and sheep will be much
larger. The total number Of entries in all
departments up to noon to-day was $500.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
r. . ST. Joseph, Sept. 90. President Hayes
and party started from Leavenworth this q.
N. at nine o'clock sed arrived here shortly
before IL O'Clock. The party was provided
with an excellent breakfast en- route by the
officers of the Kansas City. St. Joseph &
Council Bluffs railroad company. A grand
reception took place at st. Joseph, whers
some ten thonsand people had assembled st
the train. The party left here after stay
Of an hour for Hannibal and will arrive II
Springfield, Ill, Tomorrow at noon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
An AMERICAN CAPTAIN ARRESTED.

San Francisco, Sept. 2e-The steamer
Newbern arrived from Mexican ports to-day
in charge Of the first officer, Captain Metz.
ger having been arrested in Mazatlan for
alleged violation of the revenue laws. Under
the new revenue laws in Mexico, the cap.
tain Of the veasel is made responsible for
the errors or misdoings of the consiRnor.
Four packages Of freight were found in the
custom house at Mazatlin that the authori.
ties said arrived on the steamer Newbern
from this port. They therefore arrested
Capt. Metsger and confined him in Jail. Bail
was offered, but the Judge would not allow
him 10 be bailed ont and the latest Advices
are to the effect that he is still incarceratsd,
He protests before the United States counsel
that he was innocsnt. II convicted the
punishment is two years imprisonment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
From Yesterday Mornings Extra.
FURTHER (. FROM DEADwooD
The Loss Now Placed at Three Mil.
y - lion Dollars. Ss
County Records Destroyed--Bank
Vaults lntact--Judge Moody Pc.
tttioned to Remain.

Dcadwood, September 81, 1s79-The
city has presented an unusually active
appearance to-day, the flames and smoke
having cleared away enough to allow the
mass Of ruins TO be cleared away and the
erection Of tents and small wooden shanties,
Of which there have been seventy.6ve to
one hundred put up. Almost every class
Of business is represented on Main and
Sherman streets, and all having an i'm
mense rush of custom, although prices have
not advanced except in very few instances
where the demand for some articles va,
greater than. the supply, and the .dvanc.
has been but slight. s'~s
At meeting of the members of the ba,
this afternoon resolutions were passed ask.
ing Judge Moody to remain here instead o.
attending the October term of the supreme
court at Yankton, 50 that in case his ser
vices were needed they would be at hand
The supreme court will probably adjourn .
few weeks until the city is partially rebuilt
and quiet restored.
Competent Judges place the total Joss a
fully three million dollars, although some
time must elapse before the exact figure,
can be obtained.
The bank vaults we're opened to-day ane
found intact. The chronometers on the
time locks were still running. Both the
banks will open Monday. All that was
saved Of the county records, books, etc., waa
one set of books from the treasurer's Office
The assessment rolls were all destroyed and
at meeting of the county commissioners
this p. %. . new assessment was ordered al
soon as possible. Strong guards are or
duty at the bank vaults, the outer doors o.
which were left unlocked. and no ono al
lowed to pass without being recognized.
Two men were killed and two mort
wounded at the Homestake mine. Lead CITY
to day. but particulars or names cannot b,
learned to night " eas
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
YELLOW FEVER. !.
TAss Disease sDrsading Outside tAs Ci,
More RiRsrous Quarantine.

tWDOuseasO p1tOo0ln8 OuSol0o - Clty-
Moro Rigorous Quarantine.
Memphis. Sept. 20, 10 a m.-The devel-
opment of several cases of yellow fever in
the country adjacent, all OF which were
trSned 10 infccuon from Memphis, has
caused the rules and sregulatfons +eovernine
4qustsntine >to, bs drawn tighter. Hereafter
no ono viii bsspermitted tc enter or leave
the city at any hour Of the day without q
special permit from the superintendent Of
quarantine. One new case was reported
this morning-L'zzic Cash. Weather clear
and warm. n Ea~ssa .as9ssf
Memphis, Noon.-Four new cases have
been reported-A. T. Bell, Miss Eva Muir
ray, Jas Hall and Florence Taylor, the two
last colored. Mics Murray is daughter Of
Alexander Murray. She is now GONZALES
cent. her name having been withheld from
previous publication for private reasons of
her physician. One death has occurred.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
xe,eAsoRAooo NEWS.

The new school hou.e at Rockpor, is
completed.
]. H. Raakin l. going 20 build new
hotel At Springfield.
Ths standard uo.ss general revival Of
business Of vcrmillion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.

RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
Persgu, Sept. 27.-Ths, firm Of Reitler
has been declared bankrupt. A last caution
has been given the Russian newspaper,
Russis Prada. Several Russian Journals
within the last few weeks have made at.
tackr on the Russian government respecting
the Turconar expedition, the cession oi
kuldjs to China, and disregard ell economy
IN the public service. 1t il reported from
several quarters that the new Russian fous
and half per cent loan Of fii,een or twenty
milions il about to be opened in London,
the money to be used for the constrpction
Of railways. 1t il also estimated that
another and longer lean on account of Wal
msssrlal msy be expected.
E5 u Lz oBlTuARY.s stsEEs;s sE; ~,
London. Sept. 90. Jean Bibesco, brother
OF the ex. Hopodnr Genges Bibesco Of Wal
laohia, died last week In Switzerland, ~
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MADAME GR1swoLD,s

pATENT Skirt Supporting Corsets, and all
tafned by leaving orders at Mrs. L. NJ Whit
taker, Mulberry street, between 4th and 5th.
Sole agent for Dakota. Orders by mail prompt
ly attended to.
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WANTED.
PLANTS FOR SALE.

T HAVE choice selection Of house plants
L in endless variety, and beautiful fancy work,
which 1 offer for sale for the next two DAYS.
Call and examine at W. NJ. Shirk's photo rooms,
Union block. Sd st.
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MRS. L. M. WHITAKER. .

HAVING the agency for the Manson Ham
would be pleased to have parties desiring to
purchase or rent. call and examine instruments
and terms. Mulberry street between 4th and
5th.
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..-rt
b NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, September 90.
FLOUR-Shaae stronger.
WHEAT--Feverish, unsettled; No. 9 red
$1.313 cash.
RYE-Scarce, firm, 79c.
CoRN-53@53}c. : Q 3ss
BARLEY-Unchanged.
oArs-Firm. Mixed western S64@Ssc !:
3 PoRKSHigher, 1925.
LARD-Rather easy, unchanged.
BEEF-Quiet.
BuTTER-Unchanged.
WHlskEY-steady, $l.l0.
Chicago, September 20.
WHEAT-Unsettled. generally higher
cloaed weak. No. 8 red winter $l.O95@
LILO; spring $1:044 cash; 81 $lO4i@i.05
October; $l.07t November.
CoRN-Firm shkde higher, 361c cash !:
37s October; 362c November; 37@ Jan.
OATs-Ffrm. Shade highsr 25ac cash !:
26tc October; 27ac bid November.
RYE-Strong, 60c.
BARLEY-Firm, &c cash tic October.
PoRK-Strong, higher 1915 cash ::
$S.45 November; $S.924 bid January.
LARD-S6.06 cash, $6,043@$6.O5 Octo-
Der, $56Ss bid November, $5.67 January,
Has sold S. SO January.
WnIsky-$l. .0S.
NtLwAUEEE.
Milwaukee, September %.
WuEAT--lusrttled Ac(a,s lover-clos,3
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FOREIGN.
GOLD FOR THE UNITED STATE.

GOLD FOR THE UNITED STATES.
London, Sept. 27.-Ssventy thousand
pounds Of gold was purchased on the open
markst on Friday for the United States,
and II IL expected that two hundred 'thous.
and pounds Of gold, arrived from Australia,
will also 70 there. - e'ss-' '',a, 2'''s.'t