davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-09
Payments Kept Up Till Dark,
and an Early Opening
Promised.
Hope that the Worst Of the
Financial Fever fs Now
Past.
The Vioeregal Party to Visit Prominent
Cities in tha United States.

ro...ot NJ .r1t.h IA 1aa 1+-Ihuns
Mosrpr,1 sua aETho oxct,o,,on. !, nm.
nrr,ior viii, H., n.ur, h,x orersho1oye,1 n,
ot,,er .,,htcrt. ,,c,o to,,sx aud rroot nj .l,-s,
a,,sncnainn ~ hrsinea. 11n fa,In,. NJ thc
Exchonrr nanlr vost.rt,ov. coo,trv ID .,on .rtar
tha cnnst,1Ilntcd fni ,,a,ror.G nrh,ic oa,,.
f,arnce nud ronnv btllho,dc,. on5 t,cn,stt,rs
ouo,tcd with nn1tetv the nnnIn,r NJ
ao,no of the honla mia nnrn,nr
81. James street. unon which n,ost Of our banks
ore locatcd. wa, rrnvocd with ncon,c fron, an
cntiv nj TIM vn,o Alorie' Ronr m ,n.,tt,,t,on
with st.000.0o0 capital, founded and chicay
natronizcd by French Canadians. For .oma
atthourt, IL wos rrnrescn.cd tn he sonna nnd
we'll ub)o to ,ncct tts liabilities.
THE OPENING or ITS pooas
ut 10 A. m. there was r7sh to tie conntrr. md
urrcnt t,eman1s n,nde for uo5d far tl,e h,.1a and
depoeits,. For ncar1y M hour Tho f1cmantt, of
tho frantic nnd surn,ur croYtt rcrc nromn,,y
inn, IL was t1eemrd bcs. by ,hr DIrcctnrs vim
Ind hccn hastily summonct1 to snsnend. n,
t,,rr hnt mt sut,lcscnr rn,ucv m h,rd
to meet tho sudden t.ncrc,ncv Tint
Ind. nrfscn. An Official bo.In,, nntounccd
the tn.nens;on. n sccno of ,nalrarr,hohlc uoro,r
occurred. md denunc,stto,# wrro hurle, nj
every one conneclcd Min I'M tnst,,u,Ior. A.
this timo the crowd wa. az, 1urce as tn All Tim
bapE and the streets arouuaHt. In thc coursc
Ut somc tt,uo tho propte arndualty left. any.
thing hut sntfsf1et, with ,hc rssnlt.
rug u4sAoxR
cstinotea thc crcu,atfon n. tt1o nrcssnt ttrne nj
se;5,inl. un,1 III. dcnos,t. nj sam mn hs,nr y
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, 1879-08-09

That the man had either bcen murdered and
thrown into the canal. ur. att4r a struggle, had
been stunned and tnl!en In: but his pockets
lief. Anumbcr ot witnesses were heard at. tho
inquest, A'ls! several Of lrm tcsttt1cd to having
eeen s!'sptclo1Is character in the uel1hbor-
hood. Constahle Harrison, Of l1agersyil1et has
where he has already been identified a. ti,e
party suapccted Of The murder, TlB prisoner
GENES ever being In Wcliaut before. The
officers hero ase Of tho opintun That they will 10
abfe to connect him wifi, lie murder, aul have
bad bin remantlcd TIL Saturday next.
, 1879-08-09

= N,
LONDON Aue. o.-lhe fscsldcnt OF INV
1fahd t1una isa1t"af ofopoaca that tue net to-
CENTS OIL tnat COMPANY aha ot the 9Fcht "es<'
VII tSA""aJ u, ~anaaa oe 1asfa aaa olT'aeo III
nxea p.opoFuons' lfe eay@ that Inc pFopos't'ofa
o. tc 'aIter company iot HooltnE tie pfocceds
" ue eoaipes1N'|c s'"1'e "oH'o eouse III euo-
less ulseuss'oo W u "aa' "aa HUI "nas "aa NOT
co'npetlt'Se tsams' .
COMMITTED.
A"o'osc Fo'1eseus anu Mi'latn nauenan,
VINO a'o '''e auppoaeo necon'pllees OF Amefraa
.ossel.' ano "uo "ese recently asfes1eu 1of ae'
tensptlts 60 pasS au alteseo eneek on me ba''R
VI Eos'ato' aaSe oeeh committed iof trial.
k1fLAlskD+
, 1879-08-09

opEssA. Aug. a--A Bocalst named 8omeoA
has dtel IRON lhe effect OF 1sF,tble Ro9nds IL.
naefsd With tie intention Of aelt-dearuction. lia
wa touul In hls cell. sitting over 4 petro|eum
as'd htk back up 10 bis neck wss horribly burned.
lie waa removed 10 the hospital, wAssu In d!ce
without uttcsiu4 word.
THE GRAIN TRADE,
ST. PETEasnuAa, Aug. 8.-Iha rapport of thA
Russian Cu4.om1 Department. ahoM4 lhxt TIA
, 1879-08-09

CHICAGO.
4 still alarm to Engine Com pnny No. II was
caused BY tiru Ia the one-story frnme building
owned BY Jacob Burke aud occupied as ina
chlne-shup by, l.. Wn,son. Damage tri1fng.
Cause, sparks from chimney.
The alarm from Box 27G at B:4J yestcrday
forenoon Wns caused py l1rc on shr root OF
two~ssory framo building, No. EOS Cllnton
street. owned by Inns &; Powell. mud occupied
t,r a. Forle, veterinary surgeon. Damage, $50.
Cause, sparks iron chimney.
, 1879-08-09

Sptttal Dfspateh 10 The Tfibu.8~
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 8.-Last night the
'tarus and slteds belonging to Nelson Bioss, at
Charleston, In this county, were consumed by
fire. They were filled With wheat taken from
IT'S acres on hfs farm. Tie toss Is estimated al
$4,000, and was tho work Of MI lnccndInry. Tie
Mutual, aud other amounts In otller companies.
, 1879-08-09

4 isKAKEMAN KILLED,

aptcfat EtpdstA - 71e Tttbun4
JAcKsoNv,LLx, H., Aug. 8.-1lc accident last
evening whereby William Bcgolna, a Chicago t.
Alton brakeman. Was severely Injured bY hay-
iuG coupling. .lluk driven Into his body by The
collision OF two freight cars At whitehall, has
resulted I'd llis death. liz 1ed from ha injuries
At noon to-day, and thu remains were iakcn
through here to Bloomington this eyentpg. He
Tas q sober, faithful ctnpIoJc.
, 1879-08-09
gTRUCK. BY LIGHTNING.

WHEELING, ". Va, Aug. S.-Ssmue' Croy,
aged 10 years, a resident of Grafton, was found
dead this morning. three miles west OF that place,
lying beside tree that WAS struck by lightning
place found, and had stepped under tic trro for
shelta5. 1le leares family Of GronD children.
, 1879-08-09

San Fstxctsco, Aug. 8.-Thc wffc OF George
{. MS3s siniey, a farmer Of Sa1ono County, was
burned to death By her clothes taking fire while
watching tbrush.ng-tnachine to-day.
, 1879-08-09

Z
PrTrsnuRo. Pa., AuE. 8.-The wagon factory
Of Jamcs Duucan, cofser OF Seventh avcnuc
and Fountain street, burned this evening. Loss
probably $1,000. Insurance unkaown.
, 1879-08-09
SECOND GLASS;

20 reams Record Medium, 1sxea inches. weighing 20
pounqs pct rcanl,
~ rcams Granite coTer, aorcs inches weighing 10
pounds per Feam.
no reams extra movn Douho Fiat Cap, 17xe3 Inches.
weighing ~ pounls per rcRnl.
~ rchins extra woyu uouho F1at Cap. I7x73 lnchcs
weighing 10 pounds per renn,.
Az raner must be clear and uniform Ia color. fully
equal III c0ior texture, An quality thu apec!,ncng on
deposit In the occ Of Tho Secretary Of State mid must
10 Of full weight. exclusive Ut wrappera. All paper,
except tho Print aud OEanto Cover nu:s bc shipped Id
Wpofcn caat3,
Each blddor muat accompany hs propo,al BY = bond
10 INC penai sl1h Of two thousand Ao1lars, conditional
Tor the faithful performance OF h contract In conpl.
hneo VIII thn teFs Of hls blu. tn the sane shall
bo accepted by the aa!d conmlsaner aud for the pay.
mcnt, ~ 1ouldased damaRca By him to tho 6tate Of
anY eacess ot costs over ls lid which tho state mar
ohscd 70 Psy for such paper by OF hta failure
10 cop!ta hs contract. Said houd shalt bo null and
yo!l II no contract IL AWARDED him,
nspk farms os bids Ant bonds vii, ba furn!shed on
application 10 tho Secretary Ut stato.
The right to reject any aud al bids II hereby reserycd
Watne's our Aauas At tho Eap!s0 IN tho city Of Md
tAon, this 3lst dry Of Juif. ls7D.
AAhs D. WARNER,
Secretary Of Stats,
RICHARD 0uENTuEK,
State rTpasurst,
ALEXANDER WILSON,
Attorney GeheraL
Commissioners OF Public Printing.
, 1879-08-09
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

1b@tad9 O7ft12tH 70 7Hs 7T!31HE
1sD1ANAsoIIs,' Ind, Aug. IA ffeiRht.tra,n
WAS wrecked to-day On the Vandalta, near Clay
ton, Hendricks County, delaying passenger
traffic scsen or eight hourt. No life was lost,
but the freighs-traln Was badly smashed up.
, 1879-08-09

o'clock, ~ usual. 1t will continue opcn A. lonx
as there Is light to work, and viii commc,lcs to-
morrow as soon AZ light appears, should tl,cra
b any need OF II, Tremendous checrs.1 IA to
fears Of the bank, II IL hardly necessary 10
state to any wel-informed pcrson {tt,e we1f-in-
formed nrc not troubling us) that tho bank is
prepared to pay every deposItor and 1eaEe very
large surp!us ovcr."~ [Cheers.1 The Doctor
concluded BY saying y had no fears for the sta.
b!lity Of tho bark. After Dr.. utngaton had
nade these remarks,
aiA. couRsoI, II. r.,
made some remarks iu French, saying that tic
run might 70 on for one, two, OF three days,
Of year. and tho bank, would have
larEs amount left after al had been
satisfied. tChecrs.j A large number then left,
but many, notably women vino might have been
servants IRON appearances. struggled and push.
cd to Ect place at the Tcller's wicket, Crowds
Of people remained Ia tho Vicinity Of tie bank
all day discussing the state Ut affairs, Pick
pockets were busy, and eased several frightened
dcpositors Of amounts they had WITHDRAWN.
The DIRECTORS waived their right to fifteen daYs'
from large deposftors, ard pald ali, without any
Discrimination, on demand. II Tx thought
THE Woasr Is row ovEK,
and that nights rens will cause people to re-
fleet on the folly Of giving way 10 an upreason-
Ing panic. The Exchange Bank has commenced
liquidation. mud II Is generally believed that It
will be vigorously carried out.
Tie stock market Was rather depressed to-
day, and fail Of from i to 2 per cent
In bank shares took place. A great
many OF the people who Withdrew
their money from The bank deposited 1t
In tile Post-O Office Earrings Bank. The Directors
Of the City md District Bank are Edward Muir
phy Prestdeot) Sir Francis uncks {V,cc-prcst-
dept). A. N. Dcslile, 4. La Rogue, Henry Judah,
Dr.. Kingston. James 0'BrieG, T. W. Ktchie, II.
Bel1enare, and Thomas Workman. Tho bank
paid up 20 7 o'clock, when all were satisfied.
md the doors were closed. It Ia probable there
will be a sun again tomorrow, but In q modified
Iortn,"
rRIGHr.
II the Htstsrn As.oetotsd prsss
MONTREAL, aug. 8-The excitement over the
bank faIlure is Increasing - the people come 10
hear Of the suspension of the VtIlc Mnrio Bank.
Before tue hour Of commencing business this
morning an immense crowd Of billho,ders nnd
dtposttors hnd collected, mud whcn the doors
were thrown open rush was made to the l'ay-
ing-Tellcra anl tho gold demanded. After a
fow tnoments conference the officials deemed It
wiscGt to suspend.
The Directors assert tint the bank is nblc to
pay all Its liabilities within reasonable time.
and havo considerable amount OF capl:a, for
the shareholders. Tile capital stock Is 81 ,0ol-
IN circulation, aid s7bo,o o. dcpos!t, sloo 10
Of this sum requiring notice before payment.
The notes under discount amount to 81, ,aoO0, 000.
BROKERS
arc offering from rs to 80 cents for the bills,
The run upon the Clty and District saytncs
EAt 3F1Hk 4fn rh
, 1879-08-09
VARIOUS,

Roches a1ld ou Little River road were threat
enca BY tue French Canadians, md to-day asked
p'usect'o" 'to's. "'e e''il aasaoF't1es'
DURHAM, "nt'' Aug o.-Joseph Wtc'lson md
William Richardson wero Killed nnd uinc pcr-
sous sr,to,s,y Injured by the falling of t,mbcrs
At barn. rals]ng.
o0*I.a' ..,'"'s" s" ~ 4"s 1''sa"s =,
OTTAWA, Auc' 8.-Messrs. H. q. "httmorc,
Of Brooklyn, n. Wv. b. Mitchell, OF ST.
Cloud, Mimi, md F. pudtey, Of Burlington,
", arc iu tic city, making fail purchases Of
NUMBER lhefe IA great improvement Iii the
sawn-lumher markct, and many Of tho mills are
running both laY aud ufcht gangs,
Laugn.'1t L.. aa ,f sonst'ss Ct sssiou'' faet' are ase
rn..''.' Se"'"- ~ '.I"s oa.'' !" Neu".e." "na wv
uo'cfnmcnts heWly'apnointcd tcachtrs Of agF|-
culture to the Indians In the Northwest. Ono
nj TIM onnointrcs Is A hrotcn. down uroccr fran
tasH.,,'.s se,,,,, .,.4 ,,-,',.', w."
1afm"'s ii eeiEhe lasm-pfouueo bch'n'l
tue counter Il second OF the company
hsd for some time previously been clerk ~ q
schoot Board fl tue ylciuttY Of the c!ty mud had
only con, ,pletetl term Of imprispnIucnt III thp
common ia!l here for Instrumentation of school
fluids, when ha was appoIntcd m elucator Of
true, tie Indians already know enough about
ihteyIuc without sending up auch Teacher.
These are srccilncns Of tlp tncn to whom the
speciai ni.potca 10 ~ 7tISuns
MONTREAL, Aug. R-Thc work on Secs. 1 and
2, i.arh!no Lanal, vii, bc finished Within a Jew
days. The only lat,or remaining to bo lono ia
dredging vi Bas!n No. 2S. When this is per-
turned, The Whole OF tleswnr On The l,acl,lpc
Canni excentfnr See, ii. viii Ec donr
The Contract for working at Uajups Kap,ds. on
tho St. LAWRENCE has Grci1 awarded to II. Dayit
& SUM, These rapkis form q uart Of A surics
which tl,e Cornwall Caral IL intended to avoid.
THEY, however, pro not sull3eicllt,y o.
structcd by rocks TO prevent iIsfr pus.
saga by powerful yessoIs. Tho passage
Il rcpcrn3ly safu, but, owing to tbs prcscpco Of
subtnprinc rocks, ths sljghtcst swcryInE on tho
purt Of a ycsar! would rauao ner .]rsfructon.
it is proposed to rctnoyo $1,000 cubir yarI1 uf
thts rock ty blasting. md IL rcmosal viii Gu.
aLlc powerful vessels not only to us4s down lis
ranils In safety. but f1rco thetf vay M.
II is t!scoysFcJ that larco deposits or timber
II. s,n,r. nj thr hntsnn, nf tl,s riv.r NJ varin.
,oints sJ,accnt 10 Montreal: and ds,,y ihc
tl,nhrr !. hrs,s,,ht IN Tia s,,rfarc hr Tanrs @ ~
, 1879-08-09

FIRE rNsU1sANoE.
La CaiSSe Generate
INSURANCE CO.
Paris, France.
ORGANIZED IN 1868.
BYRON D; west, General SQp't,
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
ia La Salle-st.
e:a - p:i cent
6tS
sntpIu, ........................." s2assaso
esp''a' palo 0osMo.o
Mt st fasgg|Inff s.es p.auo cs9,.
u shares on a' ''''
UNITED STATES BRANCH. Ju1y !. 1s7D.
AR3ETY.
afa i fsas sas: E sn ssks:s ss x NV ~
asrs:s aas ana sssrasa aad stSsi sn; tiss7
, 1879-08-09

PANIC.
Failure OF Another Bank
in Montreal, Owing
100000.
Unprecedented Excitement and
Alarm Take Hold Of
the People,
L Grent Working Peoples Bunk
Immediately Bcsieged by
Depositors.
Great Efforts Of the Managers
to A11ay ALI Appre-
tensions.
Two Millions in Sight to
Promote a Return Of
Confidence.
Payments Kept Up Till Dark,
and an Early Opening
Promised.
Hope that the Worst OF the
Financial Fever fs Now
Past.
The Vioeregal Party to Visit Prominent
Cities in tha United States.
, 1879-08-09

FIELDllOtlHE, BUTCHER
L UELDES.

Manufacturers OF wrought
Iron i'lpc knd Fittings,
Bins Goods. Pumps. tt1kx
lfexiatcrA, Ac. Works, cor,
,Ea1nl md Ai0nyoe.stA.
, 1879-08-09

A nathcr HarslIly lseaitsttc Account Of Ills
ohsetlulea ut Philadelphia YcsterdAy-iiis
Disease,
, 1879-08-09
j,W, BUTLER PAPERCO,
WHOLESALE
PAPER DEALERS,
.18i l. 1856 1fonrM.Rt.

T, D. STUVERt
FOL, Agent ror.cs'f Jo!tet
Ldye5 i'ecr. Atr. and pot::
ter. SilctDTCnn Natural
Mineral Mntcr.
IS fsnnI!olph.Rt. and ola
1FAba4tl+hy,
, 1879-08-09

STATE or WISCONSIN, l.
OFFICE 0y 6EcEETAAY or SrATE, H.
acaled proposals will be rcccivcd hy the com!uon.
era OF Pnbic trfntfuE te Of tho Secretary of
State. IN the Capitol A. Madison. up II OF wcdnc1+
DAY. tho Sd OF September 1870 for furnishing and dc.
sesng at said Cap!so fro nf ali csrRcs Oh or boz
foFo the 10Th day Of September 1915 the parcr herein.
after described for tho Of the State Of Wconan
SAID paper ~ to ba purchaaed In aecordancc With tho
provisions at Sections sCa. 500, so7, aoa 80, slo
al and oIa Of the eviscd Statutes at Wi.coa1lu and
will bc divided Into two c!Rsacs which must bo bid for
sepayate1y.
Tho arat class will consist Of what Is commonly called
print" and "Dook" paper. aud tho second ciass Will
consist OF anch dno papAr will DO noccsafY In oxc.
cutting tho Job printing and blank work required by tue
State, to-wlt:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20

The 6rst issue of the Fargo Daily Argus
has reached us with the name Of A, w.
Edwards q its head as editor and. publish
or. It stands number seven in the list of
Dakota dailies, five being issued In the
Black Hills and ont at Yankton. In the
spring Of 1875 the Press and Dakotalan
gave, to Dakota ito FIRST daily and about 3
yesrsatterwsrdsthe DeadwoodD Daily Times
comesintoSsxtstsncs. Afterwards the Pho
nser, The! Nevaaad tho Psess were started
In Deadwood and the Herald ct Central
City. Sometime during the early days Of
DeadwoodA growth. charsy Collins pul
s16etAi the HdlYaChsnpion, but itisnot now
In eSiseenoes During these years Dakot,
has developed m~arvslously aud . daily pa
per is not 80 much of ayenturs IS it,wal
at-the time Nc took up the burden. Fargo
IL advantsgeeusly located for theproftabl.
production ofgas daily newspaper aBdJw,
see no reason Why the Argus should no
thrive and become one Of the solid institu
lions Of northern Dakota. 1t iss vel
made sheet, rejecting energy md, snter
prise on the part Gifts publisher.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20

The Deadwood Pioneer is opposed 10 the
proposed division of Dakota because q di-
vision on The 18th parallel would lesve the
Hills at the mercy Of southern Dakota.
Now they car force concessions BY uniting
with northern Dakota, and the Pioneer
does not want to lose that advantage
BistNaseks rtbiUl, E4kIEt& Slc1|
There has always existed in the minds Of!
a few . theory that the Hills. and northern
Dakota combined operated Is check upon
southeastern Dakota which has been pro.
ductive of benefits to the Hills corner Of
our slsritosy. The history of kike past
shewsE1o ncha coordination. On tic. cou.
tssry ther.hssbeen more ofsa fellow feel.
ing between the Hills and southeastern
Dakota than between any othertwo sections.
In all future, operations, whether the terri.
tory is divided or remains undisjdsd, the
Hills will b. strong enough to t.kg care Of
their own interests. With projected rail.
road lines completed across the southern
halt Of the territory, southern Dakota will
become ~ y people. United blythe iros
rail the mining section aad the cowc ountie
will lose their identity as separate commu
mites and together they can pro6tabl,
enter the union ss'the state Of Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
DAKOTA RAILROADS.
Chica4oi TIm@.

S6fg IT, OAASd8V. AA1u00s
Building operations on the Chicago. Mil.
waukee and St. Paul road, are being puahed
forward with all the activity which charac.
terises the management of that corporation.
The Iowa and Dakota division is being 81.
tended rapidly toward the Black Hills.
The track ii laid in good shape, 10 a point
thirty miles east Of Fire Steel, on the Jim
river, In southern Dakota, to which point
the grading 10 completed, and ready for the
rails. The branch from Marion Function
y Niobrarali il completsd to within twenty
i've miles Of that point, and track-lay.
ing Y proceeding st the rate of 1.-Two miles
PEI; day: The projected branehlins from
keck Valley, nineteen miles east II Cantou,
fto 9ankton, . distance Of sixty-six miles
u also being pushed forward, and the grad
Ing is finished for . part Of the distance. Il
j. two ,hundredan and city miles from he
jim river 70 Deadseod city, and althoueh
the company ID not disposed to stats ~
arc its intentions in building in this dire
t'oq, II 10 safe 10 assert that The Chicvo
Milwaukee and 81 Paul company I'm b
the Asst to enter Deaduood, ADD that g,
year will &c the line completed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20

The filth of the interior department in
The htegrity Of the red man - received !.
rudS shoek In the attitude assumed BY tts
nAost trusted aliv. Ouray. chief Of the Utes.
he has dissolved the conference, arrayed
himself In blanket aud legRipgs, says the
peace commission 10 . fraud and wants to
60 to Washington to talk with Schurz.
.Peaes.oseotisssons Wit, the CITES are there,
sfsts as@p tpd. gAas-ksrri.t Is ready with
HI Ao0pa now vSaldAbe an appropriate
time to order him forward to avenge the
massacres at White river and Milk creek.
Ouray was doubtless compelled By the
pressure of outside influence to abandon the
cause Of the whites or lose his supremacy
over tho reds. The department wall find
that he can be - mean u any other In.
dian.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20

Delegate Bennett will probably, during
the coming .essss5issns Of coneress. maxi an
towards opening that portion of the great
Sioux reservation lying between White and.
horeau rivers and extending east and
vsstfron thu Missouri river 70 the ioiks
of-ft6e Cheyenne: This is the natural
highway for railroads now projected wess-
ward and the settlement which would fol.
low their construction. It comprises q
portaon Of Daketa Of great value to ciyilizs.
ton and Of no use to the Indians. Il Il
now wilderness region. given ouce 10
COYOTES and prairie docs and struggling
banda oslp1ianA With the sxcepttoa ofu
sinltS aadS.ys sssd y N fisishteD b.
e f&Gs = sEt 4. s. STJ E%a Na q 2 -att IL ~ 80
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
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tae 3xtlD xrsSS 1s6 3xtst1tx>
YANkTON DAKOTA.
1hur.da, Essinl.. novs2ol. 4 1873.
DAKOTA.
YANkToN
ApxocLNaATlss.

n ehe Geveruor OF DakooA Territory,
Tn ,,.v =, tho m,rv }. o,ft. Cod has sent US
=. sa , @a -. 1900 ~. ndnr,nu the
~. No. c,os,ns 20 nav well mite in sscrip-
I'm. :, prs,.. ana Thant,uivinp to Him for
s.Slso t...lssS.sys &. ~ .s.r,e ~ our Territory
~. - o,,r N.t,on
Recoanisinr the well established custom in
this Territory. in the several states and terrific
eSSS n ~ ShtAon q fenreeentSdsfn tina /
b psss,d1nt az ia United states.
RI mid obedience to Him, who has said,
r Mn-. .n.,s n..n : : ira H0st of hgrrest,
1"os s"oss .ssF 80. ~. I'm. An.t
tAs Jfss Jras OF s"t seo0.s 49," ~,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
TOBACCO RAISING ri DAKorA.
FMeoRepublican.

Fargo Republican.
The attention of our farmers has been
directed, during the past year, to the cul.
tiyation of tobacco, and the results have ex-
csededthe most sauguine a%nticipatons.
We have seen . number of specimens of
this plant raised in this section of the terri.
tory which will comparefavorably With The
choices Virginia Leaf. Some locations ap-
pear to be particularly adapted to its pro.
duction. We may expect next season to
witness great results in this direction. AL
ready some Of our best farmers are prepar-
ing grounds to be especially devoted to this
purpose. 1t is believed BY those who have
Experimental in this direction that the eli
mate y. particularly adapted to its growth,
While It Requires much lea labor than in
many other states whore it is made a specia]
article Of commerce. The tobacco crop il
the United States in 1877 was 400, 0OO,OO{
pounds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
wee, Pierre and the Hills. Upon /, are

tween Pierre and the Hills. Upon II are
located Two Indian asencies-Chsy-
cane river and Lower BsSle.
Beth Of these agencies could
b moved With little trouble or expense.
Delegate Bennett will open the suhjsct Of Ito
csssioa to the whites, and though he may
succeed in carrying the undertaking to
an immediate contamination, be will have
made the first great step towards the newt
able. It is not within the range of human
that 20 valuable . portion Of
Dakota shall semain forever under control
The no~n.rfoductivs red msn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
DESIRABLE INFORMATION.

Atlantic Consultation.
.6cene-pssssnger depot. Characters-
Atlanta negro and country darkey. Colo
guy opened BY the Atlanta negro.
"Wher you goin', buddy?"
aDoz you own die shedf"
: aNo."
"Ner none or desc kyars,"
mo"
:, .Mer none er desc ysr railrosds"
"Ner no Iavernl"
"No."
swell, den, yer don't wsuter come bad.
eytn' mean you don't want no inforna,
shun. De kinder Information vat youl
GIT oupn med b mighty ap' for ter sour OF
yer"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
souD on HOG CHOLERA
Chicago Times.

Z "A good word for Mr.. Thomas Hsudrick,
Of Indiana, creeps into the newspapers o
and then. The rsnasak Of Judge Loeb.
rane, OF Georgis, that there is actually on
strong ground on only one side of . great
question IL being widely quoted with appro,
~, the judge, and openly opposes bos
ssnsnt vs. carrying every thing bs5orS L
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20

ThesBismssck Tribune suggests the ne.
cessity for . land Office at jamestown. By
another season two land Offices will be
needed on the James rivsr-one at James
town and the other midway between the
Northern Pacific and the Missouri river.