Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-07
1h, Daily gress aud 9akntaiau,
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Friday Evening, Nov. 7, 1879.
Come.and hear Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster at
the N. E. church next Sabbath at II a. m.
LOCAL LAcoNIcs.

Two more pending marriages are in the
hands Of the gossips.
The United States grand jury has yet a
weeks hard work before 1t.
The territorial grand jury will probably
finish up its work tomorrow. It has found
eight indictments.
Attention 10 directed to the professional
card Of West & Dewey, in the weekly edi-
ton of the Press and Dakotaiau.
Adler & Gilman sold q car load Of cider
IN two days and orders are constantly
coming in for more of the same stuff. Cider
is a temperance drink.
Mrs.. ]. Ellen Foster, temperance lecturer,
will occupy the pulpit Of the Methodist
church Sunday morning and will deliver an
address to children at 2 80 O'Clock 10 the
afternoon at the same place.
The weather Indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are
Partly cloudy weather and light rains. warm
south winds, shifting during the night to
vest and northwest, and rising barometer.
The engineers of the Worthington branch
Of the St. Paul and Sioux City road, who
are surveying for the extension Of the road
from Sioux Falls, have run the line through
Lennox and are heading for Yankton.
The two suits against J. P. Redaelli, who
wa convicted of using hard language in the
store Of Norman & Grady, BY Justice
Roberto court and appealed BY the defend
ant, were both reversed to-day by the dis.
trict court and the actions dismissed.
Knox county, Nebraska, elected the
straight republican ticket last Sunday by
200 majority. Judge Barnes received $50
majority in the county. Republicans
' 9 there are all rejoicing aud democrats
have crawled into their holes and pulled
the holes in after them.
In the United States court to-day. an in.
dictment was entered by the grand jury.
charging Samuel F. Bsebs with the murder
Of George Laudphere, at Grow creek, in
Dakota territory. on the 4th day Of July
last. Beebe came into court, in response to
an order from the court, was served with ,
copy of the indictment, and was given until
Monday at ten o'clock in the morning 70
plead. w. H. Munro appeared q his At.
torney.
Two Of our most distinguished democrats
who went out to Psifer's precinct and ID
bored all day for their favorite ticket ore
hopelessly disguised. It Is an old time
democratic precinct and 1t was pleasant to
labor among the faithful. But when the
returns showed . two-th,rds republican
vote the two distinguished democrats ar
said to have forevermore sworn off from
oil attempts to interfere with the popul,,
voice.
Returns frsm Brule county came to hsni
last night. The vote on district altorne,
stands: Gamble. %; Sphinx, 1. PETE
Nelson. II. Nasvs and E, N. Bond vsn
elected county commissioners; Jerry L,eck
sheriff; f. B. Wall, probate judge; 8. G
Tooker, county treasurer; h. G. Stout, Z,
SCISSOR; George R~sifesnider. coroner; +. 3
Never. surveyor; L. W. Lewis. A. G
Greed and Seth Taylor. justices Of the pesoe
+. n. Bond. s. A. Bevans. o, Petersen IN
G. II. Lewis. constables. Between Charlie
Collins and u. W. spauldipe there Il . Il
Tor register Of deeds; between J. r. Low
aad B. N. 6omers . tie for school sunsr,r
tssaaat; between N. ]. Smith and Mo-
LeDear . tie for constable. The count
ooak Was located At Brink Ciiv Fo,,v. far
votes were polled.