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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, A1auzi :, 1870
FJr tno Middle STATES warmer sou.herly TO wal.
cry winds, partly cloudy weather, with s,ei;on.
nrg or slowly falling barometer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

Personal. s. &. Neal, ca sailed from
New York to day, whittier he goes on business
connected with the late iusurrcctiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

| UTGCT
Upon The motion CT Samuel c. Brett, At
torncy io7 tie Commonwealth fer tho city .
Alexandria, il Is ordered that lu!s do issu'
sgaiOs! ThomSs Ia1n'n, Simon BIondhein
BayDc & Patterson, H. ". Corbelt Thoma
Fannou, g. w. Greenwood. Martin Lawlcr
John McGahey, john a. Marshall, Mchac
Nornile. Michael Smith. James WilkersoD. G.
+. Wright, Lewis Brill, Edward Fleming
Caiharine Gorham, Henry Ic1bacr, Edward
Hughes, George r. Heath, Portner T. Fabcr
John Ysrdon and p Gaines, licensed to sci
liquer under he laws OF thia Commonwealth
rtturnabIc to tho first dag Of tho September
term next OF tits court, to show Cause why the
| !lcepso heretofore granted to each OF them,
based upon The certificate of this c0urS that
| they arc tlt persons, and that thcif respective
! places CT business aio suitable and convenient
| should Dot be revoked.
It's understood that This proceeding ives
| taken because of The SNAIL amcuns shown to
have been rc2istcfG. by lho parties named, and
OF alleged Violations OF the law by not register
ing drinks when Sold
Tie LIGHT INFANTRY. ALTER the Gszatte
| gent TO press last evening tho Alexandra Light
! Infantry, under tho command Of Lieut.. George
AMI rn,rrf.i y;s Eava, pn;," ~ E.;ri,v an;;
! lS;,,, n,-a.iS a'"> '1o
Of ~, IsH" -, ,bo 1Seaava 1LfuS
will = r,s.;,,. ,s,',. crrD,,.o hl,I,n,,1, ,I,n
ra;, ,-,,.,i ., L '"S
| ;i - W. - tno p'JI n'1iC I ,.o'
d,ons ShortIy after n'rlnl, Ib' rom H,,'ni
| and iieldi cmbai kod. GDd the b0Et moved off
1r ,nr.;, FIN, the ,,ri w. 81 ~
| o,,n,nu ,rrn ,or,o;,,I - $3.50 -. = 49,,
&c.,, - o "u ~: q, noo nato noS" vi
IN -. w ~, .;iino,s az Iooy o.vIn
commsnI Uf 0.In "J VIZ S nooo' H. IT,. ,ii'
nrncnJrl hv ~, ~ tht y"o.',
;ct us ~ csrcrt io fhc;r rni,,rtn, f",". s"I1
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CORPORATION CouRT-JHtge Charles T..
NtudH prcSutHg - The estate Of Edward Mo
Cucn, deceased, was Committed to tho Sergeant
far administration.
The estate ol Evclino Bake, deceased was
also committed to the Sergeant for admDistra-
tinn.
The bar room license OF Frank Washington,
vas Transmitted to William HammcrsIey
a. II. Smytt was nppointed guardian Of J.
4. Smyth. vino IS uoIer tho Avn nj II una,,
= rule Saa awarded against sundry Euuor
dealers tn .hJw c.us, ,rhy their Iiocnsr, Hh'uId
mt br revvkrd
r., r;n.,>;", ,.,.. ,Lap p;,
=, IT,, 10 ,In "ru. l. ", o''ii w. i:ipoln',
GtiItnn a i,O.' ". O"T nT
tate.
N'' "'u ""''' '"o ooul' !" oou'S''
POLICE IrrvS-.ir,;rs At n, cta,;,, bor,o
;hjl gurn,or wtrc livri;,.r than n,naI Tbn foI.
lryioy r.s1s ware ,tird:
Edward Conway. ooIo.cl, for bcinp DRINK
ard li3rirrIv was fined and hold FIR ravmant
Priscilla Vogs, coIcr1d. for tho san,3 GiF,n.n,
vas !iaed snI hold far navmcnt
,i.; 49,. ~ nnI iu' I I .i;'ai ''"u''' "na
,h'. u,irnn oi,'nta '' ~. aaa',I, ah.
~, S,' orsnt c iUI aoa S"I ua''9iy
"" ~. "''o'' was ''Ve So 'ou "''a ~
Jnhn I,us col,roa f,r h,;,o Jr,n 49,,
,;;x,r In,Ir w,, Ed n,J I;a.ha.,s, ''""" "'N
T,yo vnnoy ,ncn T,r dis orJa,io oond,ot =.
,hr fifteen cont ry,urson bnat wnrn 6isnboraoJ
\ vouny man ior hrirp Iis,yda,Io ao5 ;ntor.
, " -Nn '"tSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

Vs. In chaEcory.
VIM Johnson's heira, Sc.
Revived in tho nan:o Of VIM, II. Harrison,
executor Of tho complainant, and referred TO
Commissioner john Powell, to inquire what
amounts arc now duo and unpaid by the said
Edward johnson to The several parties, tboir
representatives or alionees, of the personal fund
due by tho said Edward johnson rs administers
tor and trustee of Sarah johnson, rs set forth in
the report OF C1mm'r. Moss. That he also ascor.
tain and state whist amount is now due and I'M
psid by the said Edward Johnaon on account Of
his purchase of the tract Of land in ths bill men
TONED, tho sale Of which was reported by Hunter
nnd DulHny, commissioner; of sale, and which
sale wss con!irmed by tina Court
In taking said accounts tho commissioner will
ascertain tho several amounts which have bean
paid t. the parties entitled, or TO their represent
a.ivcs or holrs, by either the said Edward John
son or the said commissioners, tho amounts now
dus tn epch Of tho heirs or REPRESENTATIVES from
the snil Edward JohDs1r on account Of said
purchase.
IhSL before taxing said account The ssiL conf
missioner SHALL give nCtco 0f tho time and place
OF taking tho sa1lo III tho Fairfax Messenger if
published, II not. in somn Other paper, for four
consecutive weeks by weekly publication, which
publication t. DO equal 10 personal servica on sll
r:.rLrG Interested 4 trua extract from decree.
Tc:ic: r. ". RICHARDSON, y. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF TIE MoFFETT
LAW. Judge Stuart, 10 The Corporation Court,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

The Ale1sndrs Library will be closed from
o.night till September 10Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

NORWOOD SCHooI-Wc publish to day tho
advertisement Ct this we'll known Virginia
school. The managers cfltr great advantages
and lev rates for school OF this grade, and
lis cIsinS orc fully endorsed both by the faculty
Of tie University Of Virginia and by former
and present patrols. Catalogues aud iniorua
ioG luroisllcd on application to Thomas A.
Scddon, T:cssuttr. Norwood 7. D. Nelson Co.,
Er,;ni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

Avoid tie very appearance OF heat by having
your stoves stored and kept uutil wutcr at
Stansbury's, corucr OF King and Columbus st.
Gall sud geo their naw revolving Top Cook
Stove. nyl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

MrNlGlrAL.-i"o C4alaii;tae on Niuancc
OF tho Cry CauCcl! inos l.s: uiYl:t aai PASSED
t!'c appropriation h.l !or tic r:sant i-caI year.
l.: g understood ihst il Ir,f!ita tlr aprropria.
,ias.- ior all Of Inc city Expenses except interest
oE tii, 81 r.,orailou debt, the appropriation flr
which aiiI nat be made until alter the settle
meat II ihc proposition Tor a clnrromisc
thereof.
There Will iig t. called meeting of tho City
CuueciI 10 sight 20 oOn:lder The bill. and i
possible rasa It.
|. Is expected that tho CouuGil will tako its
regular ruNmyr recess uaiii October TO night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05
WINES AN y LIQUORS

We dear9 10 Inform tho public generally that
we nave in sto:D and constantly receiving tho
loilnwing Well.krown brands of IMPORTED
BHANUI, WINE! and CHAMPAGNE:
III Gases D"p7a q Co.'S. 81 Julien Bordeaux
Carets
cases heidsecE & Co.'S, teirns Dry Mono
pole Champagne, quarts.
3 cases Heidsicck Is Cos. Koims Dry Mono
pola Champagne, pints.
III cnses [, LsndshorSor S; Co.'S California
GhsmpsEnc, quarts and pints.
casks Gulunosa Stout, Burke's Boiling.
caaks Bass Pale Ale
5casks j. ~ +. Eonnent's GlnsEoW I'alo Alo
G0Naa!e2, Byaes 81 Co.'S. Fine Siherfics, Bur
gnndy Ports ard Ma3diras; Ronsult i Co.'S.
Cogusc Brandy; j, j. Meder s. Zoons Schos-
dam Gihi hchsns Irish and Hamsay's Scotch
Wh,skys; ,!stnscA. London Dock and ST. Cro1
Rum; California Port; EhGrries and Swuot An
gelica Winrs; ThompsOns Pure Kye, Gbson's
Cabinet Xxx and \ y, sad Bnurbon's Wits.
ky. hc., DC.
ALI OF the sboTo goods Gi!t:ranleol pare; pur.
cnsscd s!nco The recent !.ociiaa, and Of first
hands, enabes lis t. soil vt : small Esrgin over
Importers prices. HARLOW u BROS.
WHOLESALE Gr"c2c5 snd Commission Merchants
Inv29'lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

~! AL WATT WATT
FOR THE STEAMEE
* IL Y u Q RT
EXCURSIONS.
i,esvcs Roed's wharf.
SATURDAY, AUGUsT9.h,
Loa9es for GIymont and Smiths Point al 8.
n. hours at Glymont for Dancing. bours
81 Smiths Point. Returns 9p. M. Tickets to-,
Chidron H5e.
SATURDAY., AUGUST 9Th,
Leaves Tor Pincy Pcint at IL 50 p NJ, returning
leaves Pinoy Pcint Sunday, 5 p. m; arrives ct
alexandria a! p III. Tickets 75c.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10Th.
l-o"F'S ter Baltimore at OPP. n. Stopping al
iIney "oint3 hours Arriving in Baltimore at
B p. M. t'ondsy Tickets 6yc.
). Al. HILIi s. CO., Managers.
iicAo!a Tor sale a. Goo L. French's book.
st"ra, Narllold Il Halls drug store. Lunt s.
DSFldson's drug store and Jsnney s. Co.'S drug
ste'c' i'c"cIs i!e'taii, aug2
"a } MILES hide ON THE POTOMAC
~ FGE TEN CENTS,
Eve hOUkS AT MARSHALL HALL, and
MT. VERNON SPRINGS.
h!osMo- NJ a Y WASHINGTON will leave
hcr wharf, loot OF FRINGE St., 81 10 q. H., on
MONDAY, August
~ kSDAY, August j.,
FRIDAY, August s,
SAIU RUAI, August 3.
returning ut p. IN. Music aud Dancing.
Round trip l0:. sup 2taS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05
LOTTERIES
Authorized by the Commonwealth; OF
Kentucky.
18th =

------->---- Il
POPULAR DRAWING OF TIE
Commonwealth Distribution Go.
Al Macauley's Theatre, in the city Of Louis.
VILE, on SATURDAY, August 30, 1879.
Ine Drawing will BIO supervised by men Of
undouhted character and standing, and ticket
notuers, agents and Clubs are respectfully re-
queSt2u 10 SEND on representatives, with proper
Credentials, TO examine into the Drawing
Il NEW ERA IN THE HISTORY OF
LOTTERIES.
Grand and Unprecedented Success Of The New
Features.
Ertry ticket holder can be hi. o,v,s supervisor.
Csll out bis number and 500 it placed in Tho
wheel. - WV
The management cal attention 70 the crsna
opportunity presented Of obLsinng for only &!
any CT
TIE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
prize eco 100 prizes 500 oach Sl0,00l
ri@e... 10000 AD prizes 60 each 10000
price,. 0,QU GOO prizes ~ each 1900
10 prizes $1,000 each $1,000
10 prizes 600 each 10000
prizes goo each, Approx. nracs, IS. 700
prizes 100 each u " ... 900
"
LILY prIzof. $ll3.i00
$780, IS TICKETS 500. All applications for club
rates should be made TO tho hoGle market Ro
nit by postolice money order, registered io;Ler,
bank draft or express,
=, Full list Of drawing Published in Louisville
COurler'Journal and New for!, Herald, sad
mailed toy tcket-holders. For tickets and infor-
nation address or T. J. CommorGord, Sect,
Courior-Journal Building, Louisville XIV.
aug 4~o0ld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

Enlt In Gsuft House. August 4, 1870.
70 Gtl parties Interested in Tao sbovo suit You
ara hereby notified thaL will proceed to execute
tho said decree ~ tho Office OF Thomas & Wolls,
At Fairfax Cour. House, on WEDNESDAY,
The 3dny Of SopLemtor, 1879, ri which t,no md
place they vii! ba required TO produce all cTi-
deuce pertinent to the casa
joins row ELL, Commissioner
aug b-9AH Circuit Court Reirrsv countv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

E- NoTICs.-A regular monthly meeting of
tho Columbia Steam Fire Engine Co. will be
hold Tomorrow "Wednesday ovonng, q. eight
o'clock. fiji ,JNu GRANT1AND Ser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

- tines Moa. ,IuIco Valentines Nest Juice
and Glycerine, Hubbels Propsred Wheat, ono
Of the beat preparations for infants food Gran
u!H, Arrow Root, Com Starch, Tapioca, Sage,
Extracts Vanilla. Strawberry, Orange, &c.
Liquid Eennet, &c, jus. received fresh supplies
Ju2 II. S. LEADBEATER q BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

&s> Tho regular monthly meeting Of tho Hy.
drsulion Steam Fire Ensine Co. will BIO held 10.
night, q. o'clock. III john LAENoN, Sec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05
PREMIUM FRUIT TREES

Cd. 0. MUNSON'S NURSERY.)
Will take orders for the above Fruit, Ornament
al and Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Roses Flow.
erIng Shrubs, &c. at Nursery prices, at my
store corner OF Fairfax and Franklin sts. Send
card, and l will call and take your orders and
leave catalogue Of prices and varieties, and can
give purchasers inquiring useful hints abou! dc.
sirable ysrietics.
iv9-iOn W I, GRAVES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

SUPSKB OFtOlLET ARTICLES
~ Atknson's, Lows. Lubin's, Grown" and
Ede's line handkerchief extracts. Genuine Fa-
rlna Cologne; also our Now Bouquet Cologne,
very superior. Lubln's and Csudray's toilos
powders. Societo Rygienique, Lubiu's LOWS,
genuine Brown Windsor, Coudrays Savon de
GIycerlne, Rocco Prntsniure, Cashmere Boquot,
and other limo soaps, Fine En giish Rair Brushes.
Genuine ST. Thomas Bay Rum. Florida Water
Whites Tooth Powder.
lPM I.lIMW g LA SEIIlnAb1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

NJ Office 10 HOUSEKEEPERS-IJs the
~ ITALIAN 1NSECTPOWDEH, and Won
will no longer DO troubled with roaches, ants,
Hiss, lnotbG. or any species of insect it is war.
ranted to Kill If used according to directions.
For sale hy
mylT WkREJETp 6, HIATT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

fESHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN S. A.
n and j AS. Il. GHEEN is this day dissolved
by mutual consent :. 4. GREEN will con-
tlnuo tho FURNITURE EUSIN ESS in all its
different hrsncnos under ih9 old firm name of
GREEN Dc REuTuSk nuvI.lm
August Isl 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

Before going North, will sell from to-day
until the last of tho month (for cash only) ALL
GOODS IN STOCK AT COST 10 make room
f)r the fall goods, Of which will have large
stock. Gall early.
augl A, DIEDEL. l56 Kiuyst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

Two UN DE HThkE KS In pHESUK
Il. @otNDiMG CUUNTRT-We keen ON
1Sad good assortment Of Un?ertskers' Trim
rnln3s, ~ which We invite attention. Prices 10
suit The times Cal and sea.
j. T. CRElGHTON It son,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

ENHE Is EST substitute for the celebrated min.
a e.al waters "f Saratoga is FISE'S SARA
IOGA APEHlhNT. Price so cents per bottle,
For sale by
JED LUNT & DAVIDSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-05

HURUS MAGICAL MIXTURE, for wash.
49, ing clothes, without rubbing or boiling, is
for sale by
jy ID Il. :. LEADBEATER g. RRO
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
LATEST BY MAIL.

Whitehall, N. Y, Nov. 1s.-A severe
snow storm has been prevailing along Lake
Champlain since early this morning.
Council BluAs, Nov. 1S-The large -four.
ing mills at Missouri Valley burned down
this morning. Loss. $4,000 insurance
$4,000.
Pittsburg, Nov. 1s-The petroleum mark
ct continues very active. Crude is excited
and prices irregular; quoted at Sl.253 q,
Parker for shipment refined and Philadel'
phia delivery. ~
Philadelphia, Nov. 1S-The British court
Of inquiry into the collision between the
ship Octavia and steamer Champion return
ed the finding that the officers and crew Of
the Octavia were in no manner responsible
for the disaster.
Council Bluffs, Nov. 1s-A Nonpareil
special from Clarinda, Page county, give,
particulars Of the accidental fatal shooting
there on Sunday last Of Chas. Stambaugb
aged 19 years, by Allie Chamberlain, same
age. The boys we're playing with an old
pistol which was discharged. the ball taking
effect in Young Stambaugh's lungs, death
resulting instantly.
Chicago, Nov. 18-Judge Drummond hs,
entered a virtual decree of foreclosure in
the suit Of Jas. F. Secor and others against
the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw railroad
company, BY the terms of which unless thl
heavy bonded indebtedness is not paid il
full within twenty days the road will be solt
at auction and the proceeds distributed
among the creditors according to the prior
ity of the various claims.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
TELEcRAPHlc eREvlTIEs.
THE CIVIL DAMAGE LAW.

THE CIVIL DAMAGE LAW.
Boston. Nov. 2O.-The first case under
the civil damage act in the southern Mid
dfesex district court has just been decided,
and resulted in . verdict for two hundred
dollars damages against the saloon keeper
who furnished the liquor to man who in
resisting arrest for drunkenness severely in.
jured policeman who was attempting to
conduct him to the lookup
BOSTON NOMINATIONS 9'"
The republicans tonight nominated Sol.
oman B. Stebblns, m ember of the present
board OF aldermen, for mayor, and the dem.
ocrats renominated Frederick o. Prince.
ARR1vALs.
New York, Nov. 2O-Arrived Steamer
Canada from Havre. y
PASSENGER AGENTS BY THE EARS.
Kansas City, Nov. 20.-A meeting Of pas
senger agents Of roads in the south western
association was called BY the; Hannibal and
St. Joeeph, which charged the Chicago and
Alton with violating the agreement Of Sept
18th, BY selling tickets to New York via
the Michigan Central, Great Western anc
New York Central, at two dollars less thar
regular rates. Af.er stormy session, th,
meeting adjourned to resume considera.io,
Of the charges aud evidence at Chicago
sometime next week.
Hoss TALKERs.
New York, Nov. e0.--The national asc
citation Of sros,ins horses trainers adopted
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
The Society Of the Army Of the
Cumberland Endorse the
Patriotism and Loyal
ty of Gen. Robt.
Anderson.
The Land Troubles in ireland As
suning . More Serious Aspect.
Various Casualties by Wind and Water
Reported from the East.
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

Washington. Nov. 2O-The socie,y of
the army OF the Cumberland had session
today, Capt. McCrary, of Columbus, Ohio,
presiding.
Gent Sherman read letters from Mrs. E.
Is. Anderson and her slaughter Eva, deny
ing the charges of disloyslty against Gen.
Robert Anderson. and asking the sociery to
take some action in the matter. Gen. Sher.
man then offered the following resolution
aud 1t was unanimously adopted:
Nesoluel, That the heartfelt sympathy of
the army Of the Cumberland is hereby ten
dcred to the widow and daughter Of the
first commander Of the army of the Cum
berland that the society will ever bear an
honorable memory of his pure
and noble character and his
heroic devotion to his county, and
1t will ever be remembered that to him the
army OF the Cumberland owes great debt
tor having supplied them with the leader
ship OF General Thomas, and that nothing
but poverty prevents them from erecting q
suitable testimonial over the honored grave
OF General Robert Anderson at West Point.
Gen. jeff G. Davis paid tribute to the
patriotism and loyalty of Gen. Anderson at
Fort Sumter. No one would question his
loyalty. Columbia had made no mistake
when she had sent down Robert Anderson
to let slip the dogs Of war. [Cheers.1
Telegraphic greetings were ordered sent
to Generals Rosecrans and Sheridan.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Oswego Nov. 19-The following addi-
tionsl particulars relative to the lake disas
ter are received. Two tugs of the flee,
were seen to go down The tug Becker
came along side of the dredge Gordon
about 80 A. NJ half full of water. George
Palmer, Samuel Logan and VIM. Logan
jumped aboard the dredge, and in,med lately
thereafter the tug careened and disappeared
The tug 0. Thayer went down about o A. NJ
Her captain. Henry Heckler, was saved
but her engineer is supposed to he lost. On
board the dredge Gor1on were Richard
Arnold, Patrick E'gan, Billy Logan. 8
Logan, Geo, Palmer and his wife. The
water IN the engine room was waist deep
and at 4OA NJ the Gordon sank aud all
on board were drowned, excepting the
fireman, Smith. aod two brothers named
uea'her. who were picked up by the tug
Seymour.
Yorkville, Ill, Nov. 90 -Kendall& Co.'S, bank
at this place was entered by burglars W.dnes
day night, the safe blown open and small
burglar proof in ide was carried of. There
wa. but little money in it. The burglars
stole horse and wagon from Mr.. Bell, che
miller, TO carry off the swag Men are nov
out searching for traces OF the burglars. The
interior arrangements of the bank were
shattered By the explosion.
Boston. Nov. 2O--The schooner Gustie
Wilson was wrecked on Minot ledge yester
day. All hands lost.
Troy, N. Y, Nov. 2O.-On the trial o.
excise cases yesterday an attempt was mad,
to get possession, by forged order, Of De
tective Rillihg's sstchel containing the evi-
dence. Failing in this, unknown men way
laid Killings last night near his boarding
house. Snuff was thrown in Ais eyes and
he was beaten and the papers and memoran.
dunn ofevidence taken. Killings fired five
shots. No arrests.
Port Huron, Nov. 20.-News from Sand
Beach reports serious accidents to the har
Dor. The steam barge J. X. Whiting, with
the schooners Barbara and Emma c
Hutchinson, in trying to make the harbor
struck the lower reef and went ashore. The
Whiting worked over the reef and sunk il
twenty feet Of water. Many more accident,
are reported.
Cleveland, Nov. 20.-One Of the heaviest
gales Of the season began about midnight
| the wind Blowing forty miles per hour, with
light snow and getting colder. The
schooner Jennette is ashore, valued a,
$40 CCC
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
FOREIGN.
KILLED AT \ FIRE.

& KILLED AT 4 ERE.
Rome, Nov. 2O.-Three persons we're
killed during fire in the house belonging
to Prince Charles Bonaparte on the site OF
the villa burned at the storming Of Porta