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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Observation-Disclosures.

Ssute finbea bic 2eier in ben Spalten
unI.r.s Ylatt.s bic anseise BON o. 8,
Biuiams & Co., Der dItefien 5irma ber
Stabt, bic nit Observation-Disclosures
belt. 8ir MAIDEN bic 5armer aufmsrf.
lam, bas sic oi. ans.is. Isi.n unb 9u5'
sen baraus ,isben. Sic Sirma bot be
as.ntur fir pisI. Der bsiten Wai&insn,
nj. aus Der anssis. gu .risbsn 1T unb p.r'
fauft bisislbsn Su isbr biaissn preiien.
Spr.6t Dor!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Serr Seuru Sdwa6, New Britain

SEER Senrp S@pa6, @ew Britain,
Conn.,, u,a9t uns fuIsenbe Wittbeilunsen:
Ssit GINGER 3sit lit i'd an bsftissn
gdmer,en In Der Bruft u. Der Seite, peI4s
f9 ,u 3sitsn 3u elmer ioI@en 96be feisers
ten, bas i'd teinen atbem betOmmsn unb
ni1t idIafsn tonnte. Oa wurbe mir BON
einsm Na9bar bas ct. Satobs Del anem'
problem. Sd Iieb mir pOn Germ u. @Io'
Der cine GIai&e tOmmen, sebrau&te bas:
ieIbe mad 9o,i9rift unb wurbe babur9 tn
tur3sr 3sit wisber sdutli& bersefeat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Sm Sanfe Der 2so@e finbst bic idbrs
Ii9e grifuns I'M biefssn ct. Sofspb's
college fat. Die Yreiieuertbeiluns er'
folst i.bo9 srft am Dienfas, ben "a. b.
M. Ssrnsr wirb bic greii~eusrtbsiIuns am
"a. unb 25. b. W. in Der biefsen ct.
Sofspb's seabemp, I'M 20. In benz ct.
Usarp's Snifitut ~ prairie bu gbisn,
@ise. unb am ieIben Gage IN Der ct.
glara's aeabsmp ,u Sinfnnawa WOunb,
Wisc., abaebalteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Dem George O'5ea, isiner Grau unb 2
Rinbern wurbs $40 per Wonat aIs armens
unterftasuns bewiaist unb omar pom 1.
Suli Bis /. October benz 8Iinben Sraut
Wit9su in DaibinstOn Eownibip wurben
% per Wonat fur benieIben Seitraum ers
Iaubt. Die 2its Der ~bepiaisten Gorbe:
runseH iOI sinmaI i'm w0&sntIiden
v5eraIb', Der tdsIi@eu Zines" unb benz
vRatiOnaI Democrat" pubIi3irt wsrben.
Die &sdnunssn Don g. Dap Der Dsbuque
telegraph 60. unb u. o. POore wurOsn
su%ridsewieien uab bieienissn pom 6 8.
Brandt. 8. 5intIsp unb y. W. Burriq
fir Correction ;uridsesebsn. -9srtasuns
sine die.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Sier ia DuBmame 1T man emfs b

&ier ia pnBname 1T man smfs be-
i6aftist, bic Bupisrs in Orbmuns gu brins
gen, UNI 8weisuereine Der taroIi4 ssfiftss
ten q. 6. SamiIienidusssieui4aft au
srinbsn. Sis sSrIanber biIben einen unb
bic Dsuti9.n siaeu sweiten 3peisperein.
Die Dsuti9sn baben bereits ibrs Sonfita'
ton aussearbeitet. @ir fnb serns bsrsit
ale nabere slustuuft su sebem, bic man
psrIangt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Der 2sei(eaoe einss Nsp 9Ortsr @ss
f$dftes psrIor ,wii9en Der giienbabu unb
benz SuIieu Saus cine guiennabsI nit
Diamantsn beisst, bic er auf $4,000 i@dst
unb bic Elm GamiIieuerbfhid ieiu iOu. ales
Su@en mar uerssbsus, bic giabeI bIieb fort.
Gin sutss ErintseIb uerbisnt bieber berries
niae, Der He abIiefsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
20. 1. W6&eatlt&e @rteHifs.
Sanfiasun8.

GQsn mtiusn Hatbarn msintn bsisn Danf !!
Gle babsn mir bel Der Stusrsbrunh, bic firllih
msin Gissntbnm ,~trifOrtt rnb na@btr Gtbf bilf-
rsi&t Sane s~sleiftt. Sslonssrs fible t& mid
ptrpFi&tst 5srru p. & ient bel BEN i'd In Der
,Smptrial" BON 9OnbOn serfidtrt mar, sistns ~
ban{tn, pa or &ats that, bamit i'd ~ BEN pollen
Grias bts Nsinissn fOmmsu iSat.
Dubuque, Suni 20. 1879.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Scr 2se6 auareift, 6e(uoeft R6.

NCet Sew uuBtetyI, peIuUelt w.
-Wsr fd aber bur& bic anpreiiunsen
Webitamsnte bstbOren ldBt, Der
TT einfa@ ansei9misrt, uub bic Ra@abmer
pom ben wertbuolen Or. ausuf ROnis's
hamburger Mebiaineu Iade fd babel
absr bic Dummbeit Der 9eute in's 5duifs
den. 9afst gu@ baber nidt anidmieren,
wsber burd foIae faIfde anpreiiunsem,
nod bur9 bic Bsrebtiamteit GINGER stpos
tbster, usI9s natirIi9 germ Sa9en usrs
%taufsn, bic sr6Beren @erbienit abwerfen,
aber aud bafir i9Ie5t fnb. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

pie Ners6a6n Iabt isst 10 3ise tds'
lid I~aufeu. SabrpIdne fam man in Der
Office Der gompasnie ober Bel ben Con
buetsureu baben. aae 3dse fabren bis
,ur Brauerei binaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Yer9anofnasem oes Superpiforen-
rat6es pom Dn6nqte So.

StSuH9 pom Oten fd ben
II. Sunils79.-Das Yrotoeol Der
gerbanbIunsen Der Iesten Sisuns warb
ssnebmist. GoIsenbe S9riftfide wurben
einserei9t unb gun, Beri9t ueruieieu:
9siu9 BON u. gaiot u. anb. gum Bau
elmer Bride iber ben Sosanbad swiiden
ben Sectionen 8 unb 9 In GapIor Towns
ibip @ebr. Graufortb u. u. tbeiIen nit,
baB bic f~fsinerne Bride in Der Cascades
itraBe Der &eparatur bebarf. o. s.
Merte u. u. p%stitionirsn fir cine Bride in
9ibertp EOwnibis. @eiu@ pon o. 5ams
meranb u. u. in gstrsf Der 8unse ober
Rruie Strabe.-gertasuns.
Sisuns pom Is. Stunt. Das
prOtOcOu Der uorberssbenben geriamms
lung uarb sensbmist. Das @eiu9 pom
5osforb unb SKATERS in 8etreff boppeIter
8eifeueruns warb gum Beri@t uerwieien.
-9ertasuns.
pom 10. Suui. - Das
protoeoq Der uorbsrssbsnbsn 8sriammIuns
warb ~ssnebmist. Die @eiu&e BON &ts
@arb BENEFIT u. Sosforb unb @atters MUS
ben sutsebeibsu. Ser S@asmeifer wurs
be ansswieien benz grffern So 7 tsridsu'
besabIen fur Steuern uon gisentbum, bas
uerbraunte, unb ben 9estern $50 fir
Steuern su gut ~ tbun, bic boppsIt Be-
re9net morben maren. Die Orbonnan,
pom 10. Sanuar 1876 unb aue auf bas
E6bteu pom &aubtbieren besisli@en Or
b~onanjen wurbsn wibsrrufen. (Damii
b5rsn bic prdmien fur bas TObten FOLDER
Ebiere auf.)
aussIei9sn b er Steuerabs
f@dsuns.
Sn @emGB5sit Der Ssetion s32 bes
@sissbu5es iinb bic abiddsunsen bes
9runbsisentbums fur 1879 In ben fOIsen:
ben Gounibips uu, nadifebenSe prOcents
au erbSbsn, ndmIi6: Cascade 25, Dodge
10, Soma sS8, Center Is, SuIien 20,
SsffsriOn %, goneorb Is, 2ibertp SO,
NoiaIsm rs, Rew Wine s, Yeru 25,
grairie Greet 10, Gable Wount 10, Tap'
Ior 10 unb 8ernon l24 pro. Gents. 6,
WobIep's @eiu1 murbe benz 8orfsenber
bss Boards unb benz gountpi9atmeife'
nit Der goIma9t su banbeIn ~lberpisien,
Der Srau @asn 2apins purbsn Nrmutb's'
balber bic Steuern fur 1877 unb 1878 &C.
ffri4sn. Ser 9lubitsr wurbe ansepieier
3abIunssanweiiunsen aussufe0en, 81
@unfsn Der B%IinbsnanitaIt pom $4,000
unb Der Eaubfummsn. %lnfaIt pom $22 25,
Bstrdse, bic an, l. Rai fdlis waren.
Sisuug 20. Suui. - Das
@eiu@ pom s. s. S@ieIbs tn Betreff Dor
g~isentbum, bus fur Steueru uertauft III,
unb bic Bite Der BeI 9oIb Winins 60.
um Stsusrna9Iab purbsn gum 8sri9t usr'
wieien. 8. W. Woore erbdIt cine 3abs
Iunssanweifuns BON $40 aIs pole abre@:
nuns In Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Der Beri9t bss gountpi9asmeifters FL.
bic psriObs pom l.. Sanuur bis l. SUM
warb senebmtst. Wtr entnebmen btm
Beri9te foIsenbe ansaben. Cine 8srSf'
fentIi9uns bes san,sn geridtss 1T nutIos.
Enruth seon6-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

90 Seber,sit Unit ausnabme Somns
tass) fnb Dasen ,um Ritfabren Bel Be'
srabniFsn fur 81. 90 ~ babsH I'M 2eibRau
BET @ibbs d 6 o., 4. Strabe, jwii@en
Weain unb 2seuffrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Sn Sofse pOn siftiseu srdntern, bic
msbrere Rnabsn am WaquOtetafiuB fans
ben unb acknowledgements aBsn, ertrant'
ten usri4isbeus uub elmer ftarb. g.
tern foItsn bod iOrsiam iein, bic &inbsr
,u parnsn, nidts su sfen, mas fs ui@t
tennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
ct. 2outS Warftberi&t.

per StItsrapb) %. SUM- 1879.
Wsbl, XXX 81. IS bis SIS.
Wet5en-rotber, Ro. 2, $l.09-l.0 oct.
DeIf4torn-S4t bis s44 Gts.
~Safer-328 Cts.
S1petReheii@--$l0 .25 bis 10. So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
cine tmtereWante Broi@are!

cine tntereWante 8roi@dre!
Die gudbanbIuns 0 MibIbauer &
BebrIe, Al Soutb Ga Gale Ctr, @bieas
90, psrisnbst sesen g~inieuSuns pOn Is
Gents
cHenbaruns unb WiReni9att.
gortras, ssbaIten I'M tatbOl. Safino gu
Chicago, pom Rev. 5. O.. Os&tsrins 8,
Sector WfiiI. tn Ga gorte, Snb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

3. Sa6ertp & Co., no. 80 Mains
ftrabe %pertuuften am lsbtet Samiias uis.
Der fanf Der ~beriitmten Champion Mdb.
unb grnbtsmai9inen, ionic suei 9bOmas.
6sure1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Sarfep u. 2Sofeott, eissntbamsr Der
Ssp Rep Gitp 9ampfbdderet, baben iest
cine iebr srose Wa9frase mad feinem Bad
merit, Defenders fir bic beIiebten Key City
~favorite Butter Dat meal Crackers, Jumb-
les, Frosted Cream, Iilmond Biscuits
unb 9ebtuden. s Pm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Der 2siapor ma4t In elmer grOeIamas
tion barauf aufmertiam, baB BAL S2ieIen
in ben StraBsn Der Stabt perbotsn III unb
beffraft rpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

pie Saaf(en&e bat Dubuque nun
aud srrsi4t. gs finb 3wsi Spr0bIinss
Der @artsniiabt, bic fe fiber ~psrpfan3tsn.
6unbert Dollars siIt bic Wette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

pie &esraser git tn Gpsrsuile ba'
ben bic Sant bss Germ Suso Rod hbers
nommsn unb fabreu bas @ei@dft fort.
Serr &. 9. lit fiebt Der Bant Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

2sie pir 50ren, seben uisIs Dubuqusr
mad WsIwautee gum Sdnserfef. Dis
Giisnbabuprsiie fnb fur bic @sIesenbsit
bebeutenb ermdBist morben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Se6t mad 2span's p6deIbans fir
bic poriisIi&lfen auswabI BON fni4sn
S4intenabi@nissIn, 2suSenitouen, &ips
psnitids, S&weinefiBe, 8urffeii@, &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Sn GAIT Dubuque warbe Rittwod
letter @ode Rapp's S@Ia@tbaus eth
Raub Der SIammen. VsrIut 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Ssrd6tis fte6ea bic Srii4ts auf ben
Sslrsrn; bic Jarmsr ino in Der Sofnuns
elmer euten grnote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
GhteaQo Wurftberi&t.

@bieass Narftberi&t.
~ a.I.araSbJ %. Stunt 1879
WebI$ 1925 bis 5.75.
Dei3en.-Ro. 2, l.o33.
DeI9toru.-S5t Cts.
Safer-323 gts.
Butter-l5 bis l6 Cts.
Gter-lo bis lOt gts.
@bistp-$l.O4.
S4wetne-$S.65 Biz 400.
@inbpieb-$4.2o Bis 400.
S&wetueHeti1-$9 90 bis 8. 95.
WetpsYsrf Rarftberi&t.
fp.r S.IsarapD. %. SUM- 1879.
Deisen.-Wilwautee, RO. 2, $l.o4.
Safer-S6t bis S7t Cts.
DsIf9toru-Sem. weitl. 444 bis 464
S&weine1etfd-$s.2 5 bis $50.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
SUDDENLY sunMonso.
a Once Prominent Citizen OF Dubuque
Dies In This CITY.

a Once Prominent Citizen OF Dubuque
Dies In This CITY.
Nicholas Pals died very suddenly at the
Eagle house Saturday night aud will be
buried 10 the morning. He had been drink.
ing heavily for some time previous to his
death, and was in = feeble, trembling condi-
ton when he started to'his room at the ho-
tel Saturday night. After he had gone up
stairs, the clerk in the Office heard an un-
usual noise in the hall above aud IN going
to the uppe r floor to ascertain the cause, he
found Mr.. Pals lying unconscious on the
hall floor. He was taken to his room and
DR.. Etter summoned. Though every care
was shown him by the Eagle house people,
little could be lone for the unfortunate VIC
tim Of alcohol aud he expired shortly after.
wards.
The deceased was at q time a prominent
resident Of Dubuque, and held several mu-
nicipal positions Of honor and profit, and
had accumulated a comfortable amount of
property. His wife died some years ago,
aud in the course of time he married again.
1t is alleged that his second wife attempted
to kill him BY poison that she might procure
aheavy insurance upon his life. Whether
this be true or not, it had it, effect upon
Mr.. Pals. He became dissipated and
%squandered his property and finally became
a,wanderer from home. Reaching Yankton
last spring he has remained here and in
this neighborhood ever since. In the fall
he procured work under Woolley & Nor
gan on their Nebraska railroad contrac,
and since his return from that Job has been
drinking more freely than before. The
end came Saturday night in his sudden
death, alone, homeless and almost friend.
less. Life with him has been a failure.
Let us draw the broad mantle of charity
over his miserable past.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
%, 9slly grtss xud 3xiststsu,
vANkToM. DAKOTA.
Monday Evening, Dec. 15;,ls7s.
PUBLIC MEETING.

The commercial interests of the city o
Yankton, the necessities of steamboat trans
portation and the protection Of private and
public properly demand that the channel o
Missouri river at Yankton should b 80 i'm
proved a. to bring the channel back to where
It Wa several years ego and cauee it to dow
along the natural cobble stone levee in front
Of the main part Of the city. This can be &C.
complishsd By the iudicious expenditure Of
= reasonable amount of money, aud
~ the general government has here
tofors msds liberal appropriations
for the Improvement Of the channel
Of the Missouri river At several points
south Of a, and y . similar appropriation
can Be obtained for this place if a proper
effort il made, I hereby request. the people
Of Yankton to meet at the reform club room
on Cedar street, on Tuesday evening, Dec.
10th, At 1880 o'clock, for the purpose OF TAX
ing such action q may be deemed necessary
to bring this matter to the attention of con-
gress. This project is one Of vital impor-
lance to the private and commercial inter-
ests of the city Of Yankton, and therefore
every one should attend this meeting and
give his personal efforts to secure its success.
F. NJ. Z1EBAcH, Mayor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
THE HlsmAN CASE.
Adjou, nmens of the Court without Com
plotting Its Work-Some Severe Reflec-
tiOns UpOn Ono OF It's Component Parts.

Adjoul nmens of the Court without Com
plotting Its Work-Some Severe Refiec-
lions Upon One of Its Component Parts.
1.-The following communication m 10
US from the scene of the late Hinmsn trial
and We print II for what it is worth. with
out endorsing any of the assertions on
tanned thercin.-EDs.]
Editors Of Press ani Ddkotuian The
the trial of Rev. Samuel ID. Human, before
the eclesiastical court at Santee agency ter
minated at 5 80 a. M. December 18th, 1879,
in q very unsatisfactory name This trial
has been in progress for over six weeks apd
nearly forty witnesses have been examined
and the the case ably argued bv both par
ties. The court, after a deliberation OF sew
eral hours, agreed upon a verdic! of guilty
upon two of the counts and not guilty OF
the remainder of the specifications of the
presentment and then adjourned without,
as required by the cannon law, imposing q
sentence. The court being a court of spe-
cial and limited jurisdiction, is now dis
solved by its adjouynment,an and without sep.
tence the verdict agreed upon
IL imperative. Whether this will ne
c~essitate a new trial or not Is at present I'm.
known. Since the adjournment, one Of the
members Of the court has expressed a desire
to in some way modify the verdict so as not
to necessitate the deposition Of Mr.. Human
from the ministry. This unfortunate con.
clusion OF this long continued trial ia to be
attributed entirely to the indecision Of the
Rev. H. St. George Young, of Crete, Neb.,
who has thus shirked his duty despite The
entreaties of the other members Of the cour
that he would give his decision in some
form or other. As near as We can learn, the
court stood az follows: Rev. Henry Swift
for acquital. Rev. w. V. Written for con
%viction and Rev. Young did not know o.
else did not want to know how be stood
This trait Of Mr.. Young's character has al
ready cost the missionary Jurisdiction o
Niobrara over $1,000, besides great delay
in this very case alone.
Both Bishop Hare and the Rev. Mr.. Hin
man should receive the sympathy Of tn
5 public in this unfortunate turn of the cast
SANTEE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

4. r. GILMAN Thrown freM y Stage and
BADLY Irjuped-He Arrived Saturday
Night from Marion Junction.
N. P. Ohlmsn of the firm of Adler 4
Gilman, arrived Saturday night from
Marion Junction, accompanied BY Herman
Buerdorf, who went over last Thursday to
accompany him home. They came via
Canton and the Sioux City s. Dakota rail
road. Aweek ago last Friday Mr.. Gilman
was the victim of a serious accident, by
which he vas severely injured, but the
affair Was kept quiet because Nj. Gilman
did not care to have his family informed Of
it until he was certain that no dangerous
results would follow. He was away on an
extended trip among his country customers
and had been to Firesteel On a business visit
and was on his way to the end Of the Mil.
waukee road on the day mentioned. Being
DESTROYS Of reaching Marion Junction before
the departure of the train eastward the
horses attached TO the stage in which he
was riding we're being driven at a rapid
gait. While descending a hill two miles
east of Nation City a part Of the harness
gave way and the pole dropped to the
ground. The horses became manageable
and in their plunging Mr.. Gilman and the
driver were thrown out upon the frozen
ground.
The former struck upon his head and
side, with his right arm twisted backwards
and under him as he fell. A severe cut
and confusion was inflicted over and across
his eye, his right wrist was dislocated and the
bones just above the wrist joint broken and
forced through the flesh aud skin. After
some delay another vehicle was procured
and he was taken TO Marion Junction,
where he was fortunate enough to find
accommodations at the residence Of Mr..
ReiAI. DR.. Rowley was summoned from
Parker and, seven hours after the accident,
his wounds were dressed and his broken
bones skillfully set. A telegram informed
his partner, MI. Adler, Of the accident, and
everything possible was done to ensure the
comfort of Mr.. Gilman. He remained 8
week at Marion, when, under the care O.
Mr.. Buerdorf, he started for Yankton. TIL.
journey was q painful one 10 the sufferer
He is in good condition to-day and give;
indications Of a speedy recovery. Nothing
more serious than the fractures and contus
ions will result from the accident.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
A BLOODY AFFAIR.
DR.. Schulz, of Spring field, Brutality and
Almost Fatally Pounded by two
Ru0iaus.

DR.. Schulz, of Springfield, Brutally and
Almost Fatally Pounded by Two
Runians.
A cowardly attack was made Saturday
night upon DR.. o. A. Schulz, at Springfield,
by two brothers named Brazille, which has
resulted seriously for the doctor and may
yet prove fatal. The doctor and the Bra
lille boys had some words on the street after
which the doctor left them and went TO his
hotel. They followed him and in the Office
of the hotel one of the Brazilles engaged
him in conversation while the other sneak
ed up behind the doctor and struck him
with a chair, telling him 10 the floor and
then pounded hin, over the head with the
chair until his weapon was broken in pieces.
The other Brazille assisted by kicking the
PROSTATE doctor with his boot heels on the
head and body. He was very seriously in.
jured and it was thought yesterday that he
could not recover. His symptoms were
better this morning and a telegram from
Springfield this afternoon says he will gel
we'll but will lose an eye. DR.. Schulz was
formerly trader at Spotted Tail agency
coming to the territory from Chicago. He
is a gentleman much esteemed in this por
ton of the territory. The assault grew oul
Of an old %grudge. The Brazille brothers
have both been arrested and placed in Jail
Mills & Purdy have the largest and bes
, assortment of holiday goods iii town. Their
stock, in variety and quality. cclipses al
, their former displays. Inspection invit-
ed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
CAUGHT IN THE STORM.

Major Gregory Relates His Blizzard Ex-
pcricnces-Laid Up in q GuIch for TWEEN.
ty.Eight Hours.
Major Henry E. Gregory, who arrived
yesterday from Pierre, had a blizzard ex-
perience in the upper country which is more
agreeable to him now that he has escaped
its dangers than it was while the events
thereof were transporting. He left Pierre
last Tuesday night for Yankton. In the
stage with him was Miss Charlotte West, of
Finlay, who was on her way home from
Fort sully, and on the seat outside was
"Charley," the driver. one of the most reli-
able stage men on the line. They got along
we'll enough until they reached Chappelle
creek, VII ere they encountered the first
symptoms of the extensive blizzard which
ragged over Dakota last week. There they
failed to meet the up stage, which was due
from below, and, after waiting its coming
until morning, Charley gathered up his pas
sengers and brought them along, expecting
to meet the other stage and change seats
with the driver. The storm increased in
fury as they progressed. The wind was
blowing a gale, the weather was very cold,
and the air was filled with particles of snow.
Near Chain de Roches the driver became be.
wildered and finally was compelledto admit
that he had lost the road and could not find
it again. Their only alternative was to
lay up until the storm had spent
its force. A deep ravine was found where
the party would be protected from the cut.
ting wind and into it the stage was driven.
The horses we're unhitched and the vehicle
so disposed as to afford the greatest possible
protection. This was Wednesday afternoon.
and for twenty-eight hours the storm bound
trio remained in the gulch, without food O,
: fuel, awaiting the abatement of the storm
: They were fortunately warmly clad and
: we'll provided with robes, so they suffered
little from the severity Of the weather
a Thursday night the blizzard ceased ane
they left their harbor and in the course o
time reached J. r. loves ranch at Bio,
- Hills, where they were cared for. Msio,
Gregory has lived a dozen or fifteen year
in Dakota and has become accustomed I
its winter breezes, but he says this blizzar
= is ahead Of all his past experience.
=. At Bijou Hills he found that Mr.. Hamil
ton and J. I. Brown, OF Sioux City, ha
been caught in the storm between Seaman
~. ranch, on Choteau creek, and B,jou Hill
and had been compelled to detach the
ny horses from the wagon and work their wa
US in on foot and on horseback. They ha,
no idea of the whereabouts Of their WACO
but hope to find it when the spring tina
comes.
If. 1t is probable that . great many peop
~ we're caught out in the storm and that '
shall hear of more serious results tn,
these.