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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
SPORTING.
The New York Walktsts Putting In Coed
Work. ~;

New York, Sept. 23.-The pedestrians
who started in the contest for the Ashley
belt and gate money still remain in the strug
gle, Dutcher, who fell early yesterday,
only excepted. Ennis resumed the track
about six O'clock this morning.
Nine O'clock a. m.-Rowell, l57; Weston.
119; Gvyon, IA; Panchot 1875; Merritt,
1888 Hazel, 1876; Taylor, 81; Ennis, ia
Krhone, 10S; Jackson, l2l; Hart, l32 !;
Federmeycr, lO2
Eleven o'clock a. m.- Weston,
12S miles; Rowell. l6G; Hazel 143.
Gregory. l42; Ennis, l2l; Pan
chot, 1888; Merritt, l45; Hart, l37 /;
Krohne, Us; Taylor, IS; Jackson, 1876 ;
Fredme ITO.
Twelve o'clock. m.-Weston lSl Rowell
III HAZEL l4s; Gayon 1856 Ennis 125 ;
Panchot 1877 Merritt 147 Hart l4l F;
Krohne ll9; Taylor 50; Jackson l3l Z;
Fredemeyer Ill.
Three O'clock, p. m.-Weston l45 Dow.
ell 1873; Hazell 1856; Taylor lGs Ennis
l40; Panchat las Merritt 100 /; Hart 152
Krohns l27; Taylor 81 Jackson l37
Fredmeye 1913.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
RICH pleeIxes on THE JUDITH.

The reports from the new diggings on
the north fork of the Judith river are
more favorable than at first supposed.
From parties just in we learn the rim
rock is going from go cents to $1oo to,
the pan, just below the Buchanan boys'
claim. The gulch, so far has not been
prospected, but the bars, for three miles,
are showing we'll. The stream furnishes
about 1000 inches of water whice may
bc readily utilized for either sluicing or
hydraulic work. The gulch proper is
about fifteen miles in length and suf-
ficiently rich to furnish employment
for parties generally on the work. There
are at present abut 200 men in camp
and active preparations are going on in
the way of building. Provisions are
scarce. The excitement on the east side
continues undated and parties are leav.
ing as fast as they eau prep're tor the
trip. The distance from Fort Logan by
trail is GO miles, by the wagon road
through the Judith Gap l20 miles.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
TELEcRAPHlc BREvITlES.

PAUL JONES' CENTENNIAL. .rs.y
New York, Sept. 23.-Paul Jones' vic
tory hundred years ago to-day, is COM
memorated by display in the city hall Of
national, state and municipal flags.
EXCITED OVER A FAILURE.
Cincinnati, Sept. 23.-Considerable con-
fusion resulted from the report from
St. Louis, last night OF the fail
ure ofDel Bondio n Co., at st. Louis
and New Orleans, aud navy kilograms indi-
cate the supposition that if Del Bondio Of
New Orleans is the party referred to. the St.
Louis and New Orleans house mentioned
have had no connection whatever with the
soMETH1NG WRONG. ,,:l35s5
Charleston, Sept. 23.-The directors Of
the South Carolina penitentisry are consid-
ering the terrible death rate among the
convicts hired out. OF 225 men hired to
the Greenwood and Augusta railroad near
ly 100 have died.
New York, Sept. 23.-The steamer West.
phalia from Europe to-day brought ,00O-
600 francs and 100000 reichmanks.
SUDDENLY DIED.
New York, Sept. 23.-Jos. Nretand,
collector Of internal revenue, of Brooklyn,
was found dead in his bed this morning.
He was 81 years old and one Of the
founders of Plymouth church.
STRIKE OF woRKMEN. :
Louisville, Ky.,y 22-The controversy
which has been going in for the last two
weeks between the cabinet manufacturer.
and their workmcn regarding an advance
Of wages to the amount Of 10 per cent, cul
minated At noon to-day by general STRIKE
Of all the men. There are over 800 in th'
number. ~ ~
FREE THINKERS.
Ch.,auqua. n. y. Sept. % The FREE
thinkers, who have Just brought their con-
ven,ion 10 close. unanimously endorsed
the liberal league platform of Cincinnati
The principal speakers were Gov. Jacobs
Col ingersol Eltcur Wright. A. B. Brad
ford. Judge Mccormick, DR.. A. b. Spsnny
Mc..rs Colby, Of s. Louis. Pref Toby ant
Prof Bell
okSKWALGRANT
San fnnciAco,- Scot, a3,--Tuwatds IL
close Of the lh,vh act Gen. Grant and part
wiihdreS from the theatre, fr,irins Tor
vhiIc 10 ths osssku's. apartment, 90
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
RAILS FOR THE pEMBlxA LINE.
Sioux City Journal, 10th.

sioux CITY JONrna1, 1GtN.
The first nstallment of rails for the PEN.
bina extension of the Sioux City and Dako-
ia railroad, enough to lay six miles of track,
will arrive about October !, and from that on
will keep coming as fast as the trackmen
can lay them down. 1t will take about
thirty days to put down the rails, so that
November is set down as the day on which
the road will be completed to Sioux Falls.
The company have promised to be there ON
,the 10th, but expect to anticipate that date
Eve days. The Milwaukee road has also been
forced to go to England for rails, and do
not expect their supply before next month,
and this is putting their work back. The
demand upon the iron mills of this country
is greater than they can supply, all them ills
being months behind their orders.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
BLACK HILLS NOTES.

Deadwood Pioneer: The different mills
in Whitewood. mining district. for the
month Of August cleaned up as. follows !:
Homestake, $5s,2s0; Deadwood, SAP 629 F;
Golden Terra, $4,000; Highland, $4,000 /;
Giant & Old A ,e, $500; Gophir. $4,000 ;
Roderick Dhu, 81 500; Bessie 4 Chief Of
the Hills, $4,000; Black Tail, $4,000
Caledonia, $1,000: Great Eastern, S., 900
High Lode $4,000. The various custom
mills running in Lead and Central, it is
estimated will clean up $4,000. This
makes total yield Of S34l, ,944.
There are no rats, barring the bushy
tailed mountain rat, in tue Black Hills
But chipm ucks and mice are abundant.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

DAKOTA HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
,,,p YanstGn ot p seP III Ss for
i Insane hereby invite bids for furnishing
the Hospital with the following articles during me
the ensuing quarter all to be delivered al AZ .ne
NAV be required by the Steward. who Will IN
spcct reject or receive them:
Anthracite Coal
Seasoned Cottonwood.
Seasoned Hardwood.
Fresh and Salt Meats.
Groceries
Rids will be required TO be made on blanks
furnished by the Board OF Trustees. and which
can be had by application to the Steward of the
Hospital.
Bidders whose bids are accepted, will be re-
0uir~d to enter into bands for the faithful per-
formance Of their contract in such sums rs ma!
be required hv the Board of Trustees
Tue bids may he sent to or lett with y. IL,
Saahnr1,. and will be opened at his office nj p
M. Of Sept s. 1873
President Boari Of Trustees :.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

An Exodus without the Aid of Shot Guns
An old Grudgc Settled.
St. Louis, Sept. 23-Two negroes, Wash
Arnold and Prior Ward, locked arms and
deliberately walked into the Missouri river
at St. Joseph yesterday, and were swept
away by the current and drowned.
At Corsicana, Missouri, yesterday, james
Hall, farmer, and Amos Kelly, a lawyer,
between whom there existed an old grudge,
met IN store in town and as Kelly was
leaving it Hall shot him in the back killing
him. Hall escaped. e,
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soon after returned to the Palace hotel.
Here about II o'clock hs was surrounded BY
the UniJn Calling band and received in the
psrlor great number Of officers Of the na-
tional guard. No formality ives obesrved.
ono hour being passed In Introduction and
general conversation. after which the gen.
eral retired to bis spartments.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
srRAYED OR sroLEN,

ON the night of September loth, 1879, from
" my premises in Hutchinson county, d. T.,
ad e
horse, color. black. with one foreleg and one
hind leg white, also, white saddle spots on back.
anS belly PAY a1 for
that viii lead to their recovery. Address. post
office, Christian Sprecher, MilltOwn. Armstrong
county, Dakota. Residence miles south Of
Milltown, or leave word with Reister b Baessler
YanktOn, Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
TO r ENT.

A TENEMENT furnished throughout with
n parlor, bedroom and kitchen furniture !;
suitable for family Of 1ye or six persons. loca :
ton close to business part of city. Enquire of
Chas. Sponsler, Yankton Opera House.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
mARKETs By TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET.
New York, September %.
Money-Easy, SOC per cent.
Govsrnments-Steady.
Stocks-Srong. SEES

zAtsNf
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. September 20.
FLoUR-Shade stronger.
WHEAT-Feverish, unsettled; 1@32 cts.
higher; No. 2 spring Sl.20 October.
RyE-Scarce, firm, soc.
CoRN-5l@5l3c.
OATs-Firm. Mixed western 344@S6c !;
white 35@4lc.
PoRK-Higher, 5000.
LARp-Rather easy, unchanged.
BEEr-Quiet.
BurTER-Unchanged.
WHIsKEY-steady, $l.05.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, September 23.
WREAT-Strong, excited, higher. Ne.
2 red winter Sl.lO; spring $l.O4s cash !;
81 O5s October; Sl.07s November. Has
sold Sl.OS November.
CoRN-Firm 3ssc cash; 3slc October !;
81 &c January.
OArs-Firm. Shade higher e6lc cash !;
&c October 27sc bid November.
RyR-Sirong, 6Ac.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
MADAME GRlswOLD,s

pATENT Skirt Supporting Corscts, and all
= other goods advertised by her. can be OBJ
tanned by leaving orders at Mrs. l.. NJ. Whit
taker, Mulberry street, between. 4th and 9TH.
Sole agent for Dakota. Orders by mail prompt
" attended to- r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
MRS. L. NJ. 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 sf 3-& s' NE eF
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23

BARLEY-Firm, Tic cash Soc October.
FPoRK-Strong, higher $9.224 cash Oc-
tober; SS55@s.57 November S9.O23 bid
January.
LARD-se.o5 cash, se.o7@@ss.1o octo-
Der, $6.05s bid November, $50 January.
Has sold $3.50 January.
WnIsKY-Sl. .0G.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
FOR RENT.

Good cistern and well water. Between 5th
aud 9th streets, Lower Yankton. Apply to j
n. Hartcrt, on the premises, or J. w. Roberts.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
FOR SALE.

A BRICK house containing eight rooms, els
"A tern. cellar, and every convenience: CEN
trally located Apply at the oflceo of j. Parker
Hayward, Sd street.
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WANTED.

ITO rent in Upper Yankton, a comfortable
l. house containing from five to seven rooms !;
address, giving location and rent, PostOflice box
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Sptfial gotifes.
FOR SALE OR RENT. ;.
GIRL WANTED.

7 WILL pay a good competent girl $500 rel
I week to do general hOuSework ;apply to Mrs
NJ. +. Gilman, Cedar street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Sents

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, September %.
WHEAT-2a@34c higher; unsettled at
close. Hard Sill; No. /, Sl0S; No. 9
$l.06s cash, $l.07} October, sl.08s Nc
vember No. 8, SO, No. 4 Csc.
CoRN-3Gac.
OAIs-25c.
RYE-Higher-5sc
BARLEY-67c.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
TILE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY,

THE PROCEEDINGS AT sARATOGA-COMM1rTEEs, AID
DRESSES. ETC.
SARATOGA, May 16-Ihs morning i'll the
Presbyterian General Assembly, the Rev. Dr. :. l.
Prime moved that the moderator send fraterhal greet
ing the General Assemblies in session IN Louisville and
Memphis.
The standing committees were announced by the
Moderator The following were the leading committees
Bus and Observation-Disclosures Francis L. Patton,
Harvey ID. Ganse, Francis b. Wheeler John stockton
Timothy g. DARING John B,hqR, mer{ noHo M Johh
stewart John ID. Blakelcy, william H. Ferguson, sam
uel Z. Davidson John L. Ammidown, Joseph d. AleA"h
judicial Commitee-Minlstcrs: Edwin F. Hatfield,
William d. snOdgrass, Thomas Craigh A. Bowman Lam
bert, sheldon Hanes, joseph carey, ben Eth id
Ely, Francis = McCabe. Elders Calvin 4. hloSaru, @
Joseph Howard, Edward Wells. James H. lawson sam
mel J. Thompson, Epeuetus Seard
PoIty OF ne ChtTeh-M nisers Henry Daring Rlcn-
ard H. Richardson, Erskne n. Whlte, Robert ~ NJ ral-
terson, William NJ Paris Charles H. Mhe, ,od Snthn na "a
duncan, Isaiah Paris Elders Chauncy ~ oldS: Dayid
D,ckerson John u. Robertson, Edward g. Rice, samueI
NJ Brown John NJ. Cavner, Henry l.. Cady.
Home Observation-Disclosures: Charles S. Robinson
Gl%rd, nS'ds g Georfe L. Itte Elders Jacob FaTrand;
heGi s,ssr lame. NJ MeReady samuel H. Charlton
ForeiGn Missions ns-Miuisers-Willie G.. Craig, VIM T.
Bg.bie. MATHEW l. P Hl Z cu,hbert Hall John p
williamson. Eders-Charles ID, Drake, j. harsha
Haul Charles c. Kellogg. Walter L. Rankin, Wm' j.
Idaeaiion-Mnisters Robert W. Patterson. William
Uorarth Samuel Miller, Thomas A. McCnrdy, Thomas
i Brown David Winters, Thomas Ddggett. George o.
Little; Elders George ". f. Griffith, Charles g. Brown
Ferdinand Farinan Edward b. Conklin, james Is. Lyon
Andrew j. Warner, Edward w. c. Humphrey.
The records synods called for In their order
A resolution offered by Judge Drake, of Washington.
regarding the impropriety OF church members attend
ing theatres was after debate, referred to the
Committee on Bills and Overtures, a motion TO amend
by adding operate performances being first laid upon
the table.
AT the afternoon session. after routine business
the Rev. Dr. Mclean spoke for twenty minutes IN be-
half OF the American Bible Society In the course OF
hs remarks he stated that the society had distributed
IA 600 600 Bibles In sixtythree years also that new
press put in during the last year prints one boe per
The Rev Dr. Prime offered o resolution commencing
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
AHEAYY INSURANCE SUIT.

THE NATURE OF LETTER OF CREDIT IN QUESTION
ALBANY, May 16.-ln the case OF Henry H.
Pierson receiver OF the North America Life In
surauce Company, against Francis A. Drexel and
others, Justice Xestbrook has granted an order
allowing sllas B. Browneil $500 extra compensation
as referee and also the stenographers fees amount
ing to Sls5. The action was brought to recover tue
sum of $4,000 deposited with the defendants by the
North America Life Company as security for
n letter OF credit on London, to be used in
facilitating the payment OF claims against said COM
pany The defence is that by the action OF the company
me said money became trust fund In the nani5 OF the
deendants or the benefit of foreign pocy ana
must he used first settling the claims Of such pocy
hnlders The matter was referred 10 Mr.. BrUwneu TO
ascertain the amount Of the defendants accounts and
the hearing has not yet been completed
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, MAY 16, 1879.
The subscriptions to the four ceat reiundng GER
tfcates since yesterdays report have amounted to
S651, ,290.
tits expected that the House Committee on Ways and
Means will fix date tor the adjournment OF the present
session the next meeting, on Tuesday the -oth INST
The House Committee on Rules has authorized a re-
port asking for the appointment Of special committee
10 take charge of and report upon the subject oi woman
suffrage
Mr. Ward of New-York closed the argument in behalf
OF the insurance companies the question OF tie
Geneva Award before the House judiciary Committee
to-day.
The House Committee on Printing decided, at its
meeting to-day to report bill providing for the print
ing of the Glover report letter received by the
committee from Mr. Deirees asking Tor an extension OF
time In filing reply to the charges made by Mr huch-
ins, OF this city. Gne matter was postponed uht MOI
day.
The Cheyenne Indians had another interview with
the Secretary the Interior this morning when Little
Chief repeated substantially his story OF yesterday cX
pressing Willingness to go 10 the country north OF the
Black Hills which he asserted belongs TO the Cheyennes
The Secretary discouraged the idea Another talk Will
be had tomorrow.
The Director of the Mint informed by the superin
tendent the Mint San Francisco OF the recovery OF
recovered at arrest from Henry Smith. formerly
ago fOr the larceny of $4,000 obtained by peculatOns
carried on for series Ot years.
The Sub-Judiciary Committee OF the Senate, author
ized to investigate the charges against Mr.. Mathews
three Witnesses to-day, including A. e. Riddle, OF wash
inetOn and a of the late Reverdy Johnson, with
reference the statements contained In the aIidavt
OF Joseph Hdmui.ue. From present appearances the
Investigation viii be OF long duration.
M Cramer American Minister to Denmark, informs
the Department OF that the rigid quarantine regu
laiiOns force British ports against vessels coming
from the Baltic Sea do not apply Danish vessels which
neither come touch at Russian ports. II Il
suppOsed that American vessels arriving at Danish
ports the Baltic Sea- and desiring to sail directly TO
British port subject to the same exemption oi quar-
autiHe.
Mr.. Hoffman, Charge at St. Petersburg, informs the
Department Of state that since the attempt upon the
life Of the very stringent regulations have been
adopted as passports. Everyone coming into Russia
must be provided with passport duy verified by
Russian Consul He must be registered at the Police
Office, and comply with the regulations imposed,
or be subject fine imprisonment Tho cities of ST.
Petersburg Moscow, odessa Kleh Kharkov and Ialka,
are especially subject TO strict police. All the prlnci-
pal ustcTs of the Imperial Government are now ac-
compInicd by mounted COssacks when they drive out
or appcar In public. HOiels aud clearinghouse are
under the surveillance Of the police.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
SUJCIDE LITER a FAMILY QU1REEL.

MRS. sCHAEFFER. WIFE OF THE PIANO MANUfAC'
TURER DRowNs HERSELF IN THE NORTH RIVER. :
An officer of the Twenty-second Precinct found
the body of a woman floating in the North River,
at the foot of Forty-sxth-st., yesterday morning.
II was that of "a woman of middle age, and 10 all
appearances had been in the water only short
time. The body was removed to the Forty-seyenth
Street Police Station where aterin the day 1T was
identified as that of Mrs FrederIka Schaofer, age
forty-six, of No. 512 West Forty-fourth-st Mrs.
Schaeffer was the wife Of William schaeer, we'll
known piano manufacturer, whose factories IN
West Fortv-third-st are prominent buildings on the
West Side. ~,
The lady was last seen at p. IN. on Thursday,
and il is supposed that she committed suicide Her
relations with her husband have not been happy.
They have had frequent quarrels on account or
jealousy Of each other and according to the state.
ment of her daughter, Mrs. Cobb, her husband
treated her in a violent manner on the evening
when she was last seen alive
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
COLLEGE oR4TIONS IN sTEINWAY HALL

ANNUAL JUNIOR EXHIBITION OF THE COLLEGE OF
THE CITY OF NEw-Y0RK.
In Steinway Hall last evening large audience
listened to the annual Junior Exhibition of the Col
lege of the City ofNew-York The majority of the
audience was composed of the friends of the Junior
Glass, to which the speakers belonged. Upon the
platform were President Alexander 5. Webb and
other members of the Faculty, the Rev. DR.. j. z.
Newman and others. The music for the occasion
was furnished by an orchestra composed of
members of the various classes. In addi
ton to the regular programme there was the Gus
tomary 4" mock scheme
The speakers and their subjects were as follows'
r. Floyd Clark. intolerance; Joseph n. Knight,
''The Labor Question, j. Leo Honigman, "ln-
difference to Oppression in Other Lands" ii Alexan-
der II. Harris, "Attention to Politics. Philip I.
Leyendecker, IT,, "A Modern TyrantD; Roswell b.
Burchard. "Miramar and Mexico; Harry w.
Mack, "The .Nihilsts" y; Edwin H. NoTdlngeT
Scottish Princess"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

TREASURE SHIPPED TO ASIA.
SAN FRANCIsCo May 16.-lhe treasure shipped
01O; Mexican 600 gold coin and dust. sl0,sOO.
THE MARION STILL AT NORFOLK.
Of war st lies the naval anchorage and has to-day
been taking in large quantity Ol dsnectans purchased IN
STATE TAXATION OF PETROLEUM.
HARRISBURG, Penn, May 1G-ln the House to-
n5n wa; offered making the tax pa cents. The bill goes
A DISCOVERY OF MISSING LETTERS
INDIANAPoLIs ind, May 1G.-Ihc money and
registered letters stolen from the Post ONCE yesterday were
~ None nSU' Of the i"'i letters Rai been opened
VERDICT AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY
Boston, May 16.-ln the case Of Charles Is. Wor-
then travelling salesman asainsi he Strand Trunk RAJ
verdict T.S for the plaintiG in the sum Of 10000.
LICENSES GRANTED At Long BRANCH.
FREEHOLD, n. j., Nav l6.-Judge .cudder to-day.
pie granted License nearlJ al ol the Long branch inn.
Keepers and saloon men who made application.
BOSTON PAYING UP.
BosIoS, May l6-Ihc annual report OF the CITY
treasurer Tor me yeaT ending APn S9 ts aee 70
359sI6 20. The sinking lund amounts to .S05J Go
ESCORTED TO WORK BY TIE POLICE.
RRAZu Ind. MAY 1G.-Ihc striking miners sur
s Morris coal shaft ' S S9s , sG@ $ oG rS 80 PTG S
1 IIra poce force Which escorted the miners
mine, aud roughly handled several strikers.
THE WHARF AT LONG BRANCH
LONG BRANCH, n. j.. May 16-rhe Long Branch
Pier Company has abandoned ne use OF the patent
to % e. the s nsPS Fye q s e et a4 81
the Iig wharf yl DC completed tomorrow night
AN ANNOUNCEMENT To MILLERs.
CuCAGO Nav l6.-The Executive Committee OF
the Mers Association announces that arrangements have
heen H. ID. DOwntOn, and that all members VINO
vnrrha,e rolls not under DOwntons patent W not be
deeled by association IN any suit brought under tat
patent e,,,,,.c,, ppVp ~ copwICu
NoRWICH Conn. May l0.-The jury In the case
~ lie state against Richter this morning rendered verdict
- ronts Iho case involving the question OF the
ifv Of schenck The verdict Is looked upon as es
abshing claim that Schenck beer not Intoxicating LII
'H' " HoWDYIsM AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
HANOVER. n. H., MAY l6.-ln consequence OF
,oadVsm Two members OF the senior class al Dartmouth
Have een erpeca This afternoon two students who are
snpposed 10 have given the Faculty information We're
n m uump and given soaking One OF them nIed
reyolyeI but NO one vss iu.uIed