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NOTICE OF FlNAL sETTLEMENr

h~~A We HANAh DhA lLhMbN L.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all creditors and
others Interested in the estate of Abigail
howdsn, decd, that /, the undersigned, adj
ministrator OF sald estate, intend 10 make n
knal settlement thereof at the next term of
the Probate Court of Miller county, No, TO
be holden at the Court ITjnse in the town Of
Tuscumhia. on the second Monday of Novem.
Der nsztSlS79. ~
GRANVILLE b. HICKEY, Admr.
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DIR. Mculurg she dsn.ist while ct this
place win BE- stationed AZ tbs Home.
-wANrEr.-Tsn good 10 makers al once.
J.4 CUMMINGS.
Elders Phillips. DorseS i Dltchsr are
holding a pfotracsod mee lat Mt. Pleas
ant
-For The want Of space and Nme " omit
ted tho proceedings Of fhs lat meeting Of
the Tuscumbia Turf Club. which was held
on Wednesday eyeniog, 0ei. 18th. Tho
committee on grounds reported that no loca-
tion bad been obtained, whom 4 motion was
adopted adjourniog sine die. Thus wags
this portion Of the world. Should this
organization been successful 10 putting every
thing 10 proper shape, within three months,
a Fair and Turf club creAnization would
have been incorporated that could haye
opened the eyes Of the most sAneuIre. An
enterprise OF CHS kind would bring to this
place hundreds OF visitors several times a
year. which would cause = demand for every
surplus produces IN this market at more than
metropolitan Irices.
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sTRAY NoTICE.

One bay horse, IL years old l5} hands,
and collar marks, s small creese on tbe lett
side OF nick, blind IA laii eye. This horse
was purchased Of DR. Brsdlyiord. Also, ore
sorrel horae rs hands, about ten years old.
white spots and hair ovar shoulder blasa,
both HAD feet white,lsme N led hind leg.
ANY information or lFeinrn SAID horses to mo
or % OsAGK VALLRY BANhER of9oa will be
suitably rewarded.
BEN. McGItL, JsE City, No.
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GRAvNILfE B. HIcKEY, Admr.
NOrlCEOF FINAL sETrLEMgNT.

rs NoIlCEOF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice ia hereby given to ell creditors and
'others interested Vi the estate OF Steven
Rlwdeu,y that !, tho undersigned curator of
aid estate, intend TO make a anal settlement
thereof, at the next term OF the Probate
eoaFt OF Miller county, No. ITO be holden at
the Court house In Tuscnmbia, on the seo-
ond Monday of November .
86 JAMES Q. HRS, Curator.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-10

Sage, pbne baB IS ibm selunssn mare, In
feinsm wieberbolten 8ertftr NIT Glover
pber bel1en @hpsfsr irs.no Gin bstim M
tss usberentommsn gu sr5islen. NaA.
Gem er feline paptsre benz alten sanblps~
eulanten oorselest bate, mar man ubsr
feline Yrlon allerbtnsc ni6t LANCER tn
3meifel aae.n tlar, ,pie er feline eisenfn
Yldne unb 5ofnunsen auf einen ertraglt>
den Gsrsleid curdblidsn lief, bsbarrts
bas @slhlpin inerpaar bod fef auf (einer Be.
bauptuns, bab burd Bernbt's gcrssben
atle QnlprIAe 1einsr Suseaoseidbrten er.
lclAen leien. SIM uebrtsen bate er lih
elmer radfdtssDlen 8esesnnng 3u e1 irsu.
en- mas bic 5uffnuns In ibm waheielt,
ba6 man bennph taran bcnte, fib feline
DienIte ben beicen. aneeren Bstbei!tsten
eeeenuber, i'm Ga0t lIe Yirtlth auftau6.
ten, auf bic cine obsr bic aubsre Nrt su
Nube gu maAen.
So war ein beitersr Nadmittas une uin
bic Stuabe, In ipelher bic nrddtnpe 9ibe
elmer srquidenoen sempsratur gu meiAsn
pHest, als elm Elm amer 0anperer iih auf
Der ylantenfra6e Der Gulenie naberte.
&letoer uno Nntlib waren befaubt, mte
mad einem lanssn Marld. Sa feinem
lebr etnfaden, fat armliden aasuse une
init benz tleinen 6ut ppn srobsm Strcb.
ssils4t mahte er ben ginsrud zines Nan.
mes, pelaer 1h msbr Gus SpariamteitSs
rid4dten anf bis Rraft ieiner 6ube per,
laBt, ais baB ibm bas Geben unter ben
iensenbsn nenitrablen einen srobfn
WsnuB berettet 1dtts.
(BDrttBuns folst.)
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elmer srrben Wtenae bon Nrteitern, bic
uStbisenfaas gum Meuberlten sreifen spiir.
ben &C., bic 9tufIoroeruns, Meblbduolsr
uno Bidder iollen untebiust nit ibren
Webl,lnb Brrrpreilsit berunterse9en, ba
felt 1S4S oa5 GetreiDe ME 70 biQis uno
ieit benz gtclblaF 1S47 baS Uroo ME 10
tlein sene'en iei ais ieet. = Die Bdder
in Yirnlaleas (Pfal5) einiaten lih titr3.
lid freiiplllis pabin, ben YreiS fir ben
aaib Sroo (6 Yfunb) ben jeeisen Trudte
preilen aneemenen I'M eiuen 5il6er-
srciden berab5uminoern, 10 bab iebt ein
eaib S@war3brco 7 Silbessrcl den uno
elm @enliidtbrco (ebenfal5 Yiunb) 8
Sil6ersrolden tcltet.
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Die bier3ulaabe sraifirenhe Damsn,
persSttsruns bat In Ri4mono, 3d., 3u Ell.
nfm fttsen Mcrbe eefiitrt. &ommt ba cine
eanbpcmmsran5s, SRI. .Guttrel IN Elm @Ane.
selhaft, UNI elm Yaar Sdube, bic. 7e bort
gum @usbe6eru selaiien. ob,utolen. Gin
se,piHer 6. 6. Gurtis, Der als ,@lerf"
in bem @ei&afte ansefeut mar, wogte itr
ais e&tsr ,,eaoenlawenssl" elm Gompli.
ment MAIDEN uue lagte, inbsm er ibr bic
Sdube lberretAte ,,oie 1dsinen auf einen
bablaen 5uB semadt gu lsn." Die "a.
me fatlte i16 in ibrer Narbe aetrantt unp
battle niAts GiltSeres au tbun, ais ibren
8rautisam George Vpinbsrter anr Haae
auf3ulaAsln. Der eebt benn aud in pas
SGutseiaaft, priiselt Curtis NIT elmer
5unbepettids, remit, als Ra Mnosre ba.
srutlhen warfen, naa 5aule, bolt einsn
3spoIpes nns iAiebt ben nnsladliAeu
Weni&en aber ben 5aufen, trobosm Der.
lslhe pcrter erfldrt bate baB es aar mid,
In ieinsr MbfiAt eelesen, bic Dame gu be.
leipisen upD CT, penn ith bic Dame bsletoist
fabltn ioQte, um Ger,.isuas Elite.
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Gublid iOa bod cine prattilde
SeemaiAine eriuaceh ieiu. Wan lGreibt
aus @tuttSart !: Gin Problem, belIen 81.
fnaS iaon pielieitiS uerlubt ipurbe, nan,.
LTD bic Grfinouus elmer @driftlebmaldi.
ne bon prattilder Uerwenbbarteit in
8uhorudereien ideint pem Jabritanten
8. .. Gilele bier selungen gu leiu. Nad
beaa @eiebe oes Sdlmerpuafts epultruirt,
Sleidt oieie neuete Sebmaldine eiuem
Yiano, oelieu Glaoiatur aus feds iiterein.
anselitetenoen 9altcnrebeu beltebt. Gie
GAIL Der Taaen betrd9t 1870 uno (inb
ismmt.iGe berartia nit ben, y ilpe ber be-
trehenoen Tppe Se5eianst, wte icldss
flir ben raidsn BprtganS oe5 Saees er.
fcroerlih 1T. Dur6 Nnldlasen per
2aiten, mas 'abMid we beim Ielesrapben,
MIR nit elmer 5ano scldebt Sifnet eiue
Geeer ben Bebd,ter. .pelGer ben ben5tbis.
ten Vuditqben aus bemlelbeu entSleiten
lSht uno ihn auf ldiefsr @bsue raid in
pas an ieiner Nufnabme belsinmte Snltru.
ment fiibrt. Vei Ginger @ewanptbeit
fonnen ca. 10000 4uditaben per Stun'
be seiest reip. angel dlusem werben. Ger
SanSe WehanismnS 1T nit GROCER s2ltlura.
tefe bebanoelt, 70 oab, lpenn3 ). y. in ben
ezSebditer Elm iiAl einseIhlid,en baben
iclte, bic Taite itren DienIf beim Ssif.
uea periast uno ben 0ebter anoeutet, Der
nit geidtiSteit sebcben meroen fann
Sn ben naditen 2aSen ica bic WaIdine
Sur weiteren Yriiiung in elmer Der srSbe
rem Stuttsarter Drudereien in Yetriet
gel lebt werpen.
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bad, $50 taten ME seraudt, seianupft ussr
estaut. sBabrenb bes 3tttraumes pon
30 Sahrsn murben 764 Strd Finse parbO'
ntrt, 2756 entlaTsn, sos farten, LASS
entlvrangen uno uur 351 wurpen w!sosr
einsefansen.
Jrtspridsburs. SIR bic SAulen
Don 0iaespe Counts 0nb $2400 einse.
sansen ais Nntbeil Der lebtsn BON Der
eesislatur semadtta 8eu'aisuna fur
5reildulsn tm Betrase BON 100000.
- Gin neuer @elans. .8srein bat fb in
5risoridsburs ssbilbet uno lid ben Na-
men uVlil9armonie SoeetY beissleet.-
Der 9fbrer an Der @prins @arSen Saule,
6err S. W. 5unter, ipuroe I'M IS beiraft,
neil er einen Gerwaltsr lsiner Sdule
Ourdssbldut 9atte.--9om II. Mar, an
wiro bic poif 3ui1den Jrieoridaburs unp
gurnet wOAentlid 3peimal befSrpert
sperosn. Ser &ontrattor bat 1h auf Den
Iranspurt BON Ya1aeieren einaerihtet.
- Ser Vrentam ,,Tolfsbote" briu9t
fulaense 2ofalneuisteten Sn Der am
perwiaenen @cnatas in Der @ermania.
6alle absebalteusn osutihen Ma6enper,
iammlunB uuroe befAlpisn, pieie5 Sabr
ein gUltsfeft gu feisrn. Gs wurbeu foeann
iolsenoe Beamte ertpabtt: YraIoent, $.
0ooee =; Sdabmeiaer, gB. 3stb; Setretdr,
s. S. WSbler. Die baraufolssnbe Nb.
ltimmuns ,ur Wabl spn 16 @ttslisosrn
pss Central gomite ersab bic @atl fol.
senper 5erren Qorens 9etb, S. gB. Be,
der, $. Muller, Ssfar &oos, $. Molben.
bauer, Otto Qinbemann, s. MeYer, S. q.
Gneelte. q. Qinosmann, 6. Mintmib,
Geo. q. Scr, E. 6. 8rpnnentant, $.
8ranfs, 6. Neiaarbt, N. Spffmann unb
u. Seifen.--8is boz &ur3em bate unlsr
6leiiAermetfer Jrtb TiIher einen Durf.
NADER Namens 0uitas SdsnY in feinen
Dienlen. Seit SdBnY BON 5ilder
neg 1T, bSrte Der Qebtere, bab 6aBny fa
iiber feline, 5i1der's 5amilie na1tbeilis
aussefpro&en babe. gon ben 3eugen bic.
fer Nadrebe btsleitet, wollte Slider am
Dienstas abene ben 5asnY 3ur Nsos
,aellen unb lief bieiem fasen,cr mSse mad
Neu's Store fommen. 5asnp tam niAt,
lonsern lief ibm iasen, er ioas mad tbm
Qn's COLORADO 5aus) fommen. Slider
besab iId nit ietnen aeuten babin uno mas
nun folgte, wirb sben BON ttben S.iten
perlhieoenartis anseeeoen bic unbslrit.
tene abatfaae mur fsbt fef, oaB SasnY
cine fur&tbare Sraat praoel erbislt uno
I'M Belt liest. Das. .@.ratt, pab bsrlel6s
Msder(iiae tr6alten 1T untesriinoet, tpis
uns Der betanselnbe Mr,t mittteilt. @e.
fern moreen wurbe 6r. 8ifher Dor Der
Mapprs Gourt wesea JrisosnsliGruns
prcseiiirt, bttannte iiG fAulois unp wurbe
gu ST. Strafe unb Soften psrurtleilt.
gDir eat6alten uns tveiteren Gommeutars,
ba bic Sa6s vur Srisosnsridter Megluns,
tpssen elmer gnflase auf Mneriff ssesa
Slider unterjuht perten wirb.
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Brobpreile IN DeutlAlanb. Sn
Scf in Baiern wuroe elm Drcbbrief &C..
fanben uno Der Ypli5ei ilberSeben /; ber-
ielbe 1T an bic Wteblbinoler unb Bidder
aeriAtet unb entlllt anaeblid i'm NameN
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the RIVER

The steamer Ninbrara will leave immeai.
s:ely after The arrival of the train this even.
ing tnr F"vt Pierre.
The s'ean:r We,,crn, due from Fort
Randall, bus not been heard from. but is
mked tor m',men,bri'y.
Tn. la,.s, new. from the Black Hills,
which LET, here 90 Monday for Pierre, 10
ths, .he is Is on ssnd bsr Ut Niobrsre.
A Bismarck telegram of the l4.h lust,
gives the following items Tie steamer
Eclipse arrived tonight, having been up
the river Is days. She has had lad luck.
At Arnell Island, fly miles below Cow
Island, while rounding bluff about quar-
ter Of an acre Of earth fell upon her wheel
= distance Of fifty feet, which crippled her
badly. One OF her engines gave out and
she came down using only one. She had
on board two companies of soldiers bound
for Fort Snelling........Ths Josephine,
which arrived Sund y. left Tor Poplar creek
to-day .........The Helena will arrive here
about Friday, from below, aud will imme.
diately leave for Cow Island. The
Bachelor got through to Benton, and will
bring down the balance Of the mechanic.
from Assinaboine ........ The rompkins,
Sherman, Rosebud, Benton and Big
Horn are also trying to navigate in
the Missouri. Above Buford there 10
only three feet Of water in the channel
........T The Eclipse lost about $S, 900 on her
last trip. She was attached to-day by four
parties, McLane 4 Macneder, Hallett &
Heating, and George Peoples. Of this city.
and Culbertson, Ray & Co, Of Pittsburg,
their claims amounting to $4,000. Her
crew have to be paid frat, to whom she ia
in debt about $1,000. She 10 q valuable
boat. and wall probably be sold at private
sale.
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THE nEws.
An Exciting Day in the Chicago
Wheat Market.
--S~-
Additional Outrases by a Small Band
Of Georgia Tigers.
The Yellow Fever at Points Outside Of
Memphis.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Georgia Ouilaws-Three Carpenters
Fatally injured by the Breaking OF a
Nea9inR.

lno Seorkta Outlaws-Three Carpenters
Fatally injured by the Breaking Of /.
staging.
New York. Oct. 17-A dispatch from
Milledgevilie, Ga. says band Of men mum.
bertne probably ~ or l2. after committing
murder and arson, openly defy arrest, ..nnd
conGsue their work Of depreciation. Tn.
reign ot the gang ia so absolute over the
people that they will not dare to tell eny
human being of their knowledge of the
desperaaoes. They have plenty of arms,
money aud friends. Ii they can he run
INTO swamp the people OF the surrounding
country Will hunt them down AS they would
Wild beasts. "Wednesday b,ght the outlaws
attacked the premises Of Luke Robinson
and burned bis barns, stables and bins.
Two men standing guard were fired At and
driyen OF, one being wounded. The fig
ures of the outlaws we're plainly seen IA
they stood laughing and shouting in tho
light ot the flames. Other houses and lives
have been Threatened and the creates, con-
stcrDat ion prevails 10 the troubled section. y.
A note has been sent to the Miliede.v,l!e
mayor ssvinR they would psy him u visit
soon. though OF course n" Tears are felt in
the city. The governor is determined to
capture the men il 1t takes regiment of
soldiers.
Brocton. Mass. Oct, l7-By the break.
Ing Of the staging II, the ridge pole of tn.
new Methodist church. at C.mDhells Geo.
L. Baker. Jno. Roman and A NJ. II. Jones.
carpenters. were thrown to the ground and
pronabIy fatally injured.
Chicago. Oct. 17-An Euglishman, named
AM.cn Turner. met With sarious acn,acul
on the elevator at lG2, Washington street.
and bis recovery is doubtful. a committee
Of experts were testing the elevator, which
WIS put up by w. +. Hale s. Co. Turne,
had disconnected one nf the rods and tn,
strain WAS then left on the second rod.
which unhucklca, leaving the elevator to
crnsi. below.
Madison. Ind. Oct. i7-Wm. Howard,
'a'e city treasurer, in an encnuntey With
Maj. John S,mpspu, editor, was sho, lasl
n'gnt. and it is Thought mor.ai,v wounded
the thigh being bodily shattered. The lee
will have TO be amputa,ed near the body
this morning. a part Of the LEFT hand ha.
been taken off. Maj Simpson claims ,hs,
the shooting was douc in seit-deteucc.
Nyack, Moss, Oct. 17-Pa,rick N,chnl.
has hecn sentenced to he hanged Nov, aSs /
for the murder of Thomas O'Conuell.
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Ne.onsoaHoop sews.

There Il q large .xodus from Clay county
10 the Black Hills.
The Ccnsregationalisu Of Vermillion
have purchased . parsonage.
R.Q. Wickham succeeda Cl,as. B. Welch
- editor and publisher Of tho Vcrmillion
Standard.
Capt. Miner has presented the Standard
with surnip which measured two feet
around the waist. ~
DR.. Conley Of Elk Point will doctor the
patients Of DR.. Burdick, during III. latter .
absence in the Hill.
Peter Hammsrquist, druggis. Of Rapid
City, was married last Sunday to Miss
Emma Anderson Of Clay county.
County Judge Bower having removed
from Clay county, the vacancy in that Office
must be filled at the ensuing election.
Last Saturday A. NJ. LLOYD, a Vermillion
barber, had an unplsasantness with his
wife. Ia order to intimidate her aud i'm.
press her with his prows~ and courage he
dourished revolver, but he did not prove
success in the application Of the shot gun
policy. VIXEN the pistol. went of the bull
let took effect in his own hand, while the
wife skipped from the field unharmcd. Blu,
the couple are again living together, the
wife poul.icing the injured husbands hand,
and everything 10 lovely.
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Of Bristow, Buck, or the two companions of
men were whipped nearly to death. ostensi.
bly, to make them tell where Harrison Page
had gone, and we're then driven from the
county and state: In no case were they
permitted TO- take anything from their
houses, but these, with all their contents,
were buried to the ground. After they bad
glutted their 6endish appetites, and the
Howard Association commissarv supplies
we're getting short, they returned to Port
Gibson. but without any knowledge Of Har.
rison Page.
Now. this story so much overlays the
murder Of Henry N. Dixon, or the atrocious
massacre Of the Chisholms. which the law
has pronounced an accident for which none
OF the cowardly women and child murder
ers we're to blame, that | will not blame
you for doubling it. l do not give it as
correct in detail. In substance it is. That
is: Bristow probably shot himself A ne.
gro, to save bis own life, named Harrison
Page as the assassin. Harrison Page,
knowing that he could prove his innocence,
offered to surrender to Buck. Buck took
Biz men and went before daylight to cap.
tnre Page, and he and two others were shot
"He enCdVeu. "A crown numbering ABOUT
loo. and commissaried from the supplies
furnished the Howard Association for the
benefit Of yellow fever sufferers, went to the
Page plantation, killed seventeen negroes
in the neighborhood, whipped and drove
OFT the female relatives, and burned down
nine houses with their contents. If you can
find any thing more atrocious in the con-
duct Of savages on our frontier, throw this
in the waste basket. Ifnot, please publish
1t, go that the liberal-minded north may
remember Port Gibson should she ever hold
out shaking hand for charity ir the fut ire.
Notwithstanding the mystery that such a
crime could have been committed for q
year, and no notice of it have reached north.
ern readers, the story is true, as have
told it. The Page family we're men Of
wealth. One of them had paid John ]
Smith, ex-senator and ex.sheriff Of Clai
borne County, $4,000 for his home. They
were honest and peaceable, and no more
given to wrong-doing than farmers any
where. Milo SAM.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Memphis, Oct. l7.-Noon.-Four cases
reported to the board Of health: Henry J..
Ensel. J. D. Conway, Annie Washington
and Martha Jones, the two last colored.
Three nurses, sent by the Howards, left
for Forest City on special train this morn
ing.
Memphis, Oct. IS, 10 a. m.-F. D. Con.
wav who it was thought had the fever two
months ago, WAS stricken this morning.
Two deaths have occurred: Jno. Lou.z
and Callie Spickerfagle. Weather threat
ening.
Tue steamer o. w. Pierce, sent by the
Howards with relief for Concerdia, return.
ed this morning. Gen. Smith reports tina.
the greatest des.itution prevails there.
Sending provisions was most opportune, a.
the sick we're really suffering for the necss
saries Of life. Two nurses carried along
were left behind to care for the afflicted
The Pierce left Concordia Monday morning
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viewed Louis kossuih, who ssid be believed
FrantoRnss an alliance. .inevi,able; that
GERMANY would then hive Der hands full
on the Kline and Aus RIA to bear alone the
brunt OF Schlav onslaught He expressed
the belief that Count Andransv will appear
In politics as imperial chancellor.
THE RusslANs IN ASIA.
Berlin. Oct 17.-After his defeat by tie
luIcOmans. Gen LsrTakin. commander of
the Russian expedition in central Asia, was
ordered to desist from the offensive and
await the arrival Of Gen. Furgukasoff
TIN AND IRON.
London, Oct. 17.-Excitement in the tin
and iron trade continues. Yesterday a
further advance of from to pounds per
ton for sheets was noticed. There was q
further relapse in the Glasgow pig iron
trade, warrant quotations of 56 shillings
dozen bid, and 81 ahillings asked.
SMOKE.
Montreal, Oct. lS.-The dense smoke on
the river continues and navigation is entire-
ly suspended. The Sarmatian which left
Yesterday for Quebec, after prolonged de.
tention here, only got forty miles down the
river where she va. forced to anchor.
PERSONAL.
The Princes Louise and suite NAV have
to remain over at Quebec for some DAYS
awaiting the Sarmatian's arrival. 1t is un.
derstood the Marquis Of Lorne will visit
England about Christmas aud return with
the princess.
LONDON SILVER MARKET.
London, Oct. 1.-THE Times says there
was conspicuous absence of supplies of
nar silver on Thursday, but as there was q
moderate demand the IN .rket assumed q
very firm tone.
VARIOUS DISTURBING ELEMENTS.
Constantinople, Oct. 17.-It is rumored
that crisis is impending in the Turkish
ministry. A disturbance occurred in LIE
banon, Syria, between Denies and Moran
ties in consequence of the abduction of 6
girl. Several Moranites were killed, and
the governor has a.ked the porte for more
troops to restore order. AIbanians appea,
determined to use every means to preven,
the ces ion Of Epirus to Greece. The at
titude OF the Albanians also render it diff
cult for the porte to accomplish the cessior
Of Albanian territory to Montenegnoe az
stipulated in the treaty of Berlin.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
CHICAGO MARKET.
An Exciting Day on 'Changc-The Ris,
aud Fall OF Wheat.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE excitement on
change continued to-day, and whea, reached
The highest point yet. November sold for
Sl.23. There was, however, sudden
break, and prices declined to $l.ls9, amidst
great excitement. Corn declined also
about three cents for November, and provi
sions for the deferred options we're decidedly
lower. January lard. which sold early al
Sc 80, declined to S6.IO. The Chicago pub.
lie produce exchange, a large bucketshop,
has suspended operations until the excite.
ment subsidies, but its maua ayers intend to
resume. They claim to have taken this
step AZ a means Of protecting itself and its
customers. Another large bucketshop was
temporarily embarrassed this morning, but
obtained assistance and remains open.