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, 1879-07-02

{at9N IN forntrs Progress.
Directed to uIr fourth story by The concierge.
l asccutlcd md found myself fn regal apart.
u,cnts. sparklng in Elli, frescocss tnlrroEs, and
lares. An inhnfty Of coafcc'ions 'ycrc upon *.
libliion. aud though thrlr construction jl'ktttlcd
tue prices, they cxcccafti what Was able to pay.
and shuuld hayc turl'ud AWAY had 1t hot tcen
for the courtesy Of the nplialed salcsla4!cs.
may apply the wprd "ls1ics III Its every ac'
centasion--ln manner, ~ appearance, and III I'd
youth, tho elder had crossed The meridian Of
life, aud yet e,tpr wutled have "sl.aErn thu
saititshlp Ut m apcl,url,cf by har subtle grace,
aud liquid yo!ca, aid talkns eyes; nHl 50 they
kueceraea 10 s.lllns nc oom%et: 11, mow eoaId @
tcrcrs ind larst Tl1cy r'is'reltcd mo |" bo seat
cd before mirror, and auo bonnet alter another
adorned my .natu; lor 'sta "as quite
suro Ahs could suit madame. II ono
was loo rostly Iiese was nnotl,rrC,
hal,el1g upon tile .ezt. pcs. Just as beautsfn!
for is francs less. II l,l4datne dtu not like l1c
rouge, madame should SEQ herself In 's'e eel.
bIru; It was Just .sadame's color hut then
inaIa.no was-aut II tlts bc!ac III auyth!ng,";
aMd then thcsa twu handsome, crafty icn.ules
indu,gcu tu disseEtattsal In llleir uwn tDngue,
largely lnterlaned wlth English. upon my coll
st1uctIys attractions. This last coup 1'utat
clluchcd tt'e 1arcast: IIr next "naaanon ~no m
st!l tnorc beautiful, md would undoubtedly
l.tar ller charms cxtolet IN still tnorc winning
tol.cs. Still, allniru sHc slrcwd ptilosuphy ol
tilrir merchandise; went awsy IN a statu Of
buutItuie, ID bcius compared to "a"wers a',l
gnrul. a,l surbuan.t, Ile ca1mness of moon
light, aml the SPARKLE q slan,pagne'" and -
tathus were upou The .tual fasrnatiuns Ut thesu
Freuctt won,rri. WIlbpie, thrlr influence had
heo,, potential; what spuld sueL. swaf bo with
thu opposite kexi lcet4ld ind llstlu censura !or
QUO WIN yI.Itlru to tho spelt. wholhcr exercised
ft,r rtu,t1 iIF t.pi1.
, 1879-07-02
sueaklng into tho diu[ng-room occaa[ona!tY Tor \

inf61:
'..I
lake tllu faoe nf Fosty.flfth Street, und whic',
Wa4' ldst escni''s feft ut the ctEnG-loust At
!! !y!f9 Park TO await The uudcrtakcr. was identl-
He'd Iaae nlglit US That ot Mrs. Il. j. pflns, r.
pottsti nlisslng Yesterday morning. ING
rclatise 'f tho deceased named De1tsr,, MSns t;ss
ot l9 Hyde fark late iRst night. 1t1a I'LL rc..
ideathcatton brought tho body 70 t!ef s1 ase ~
dence, No. It1 Vernon avenue: no e. sae' Af,s.
SEPT mcla,e'lo]la can bc given saw ~ i;ye,i
, 1879-07-02
EVERY MACHINE MAS At WORK,
She gtoopsd and lie Was stoopld.


An amusing story ol feM!nlnc curtoitty Is going
The round III Paris tuat now. 4 lady Of rank,
who much admired ,Ycli-known actor, was
fired with 4 desire to verify tho statements of
her fstends tl,at these tllsptred souls were fro.
Gucntly stupid clols 10 prtyatc l.fe., Being OF
an adventurous spirit sho disguised herself ~ 2
femme do ehatnbro aud gained arcess to his
dressIng-room at tho theatre armed With an
enormous hou1nat, which she asserted she WIS
commissioned tu deliver. 9he found the object
ot her curiosity enduring tho toEtures Of tyinE
with SUCCESS tis wllfto tie, wAllo "la!lurrs," "
numerous ~ those Of Beau Dsummell strawca
tllu iloor. Hhlunx the trembling lady place tlu
bouquet upon thu table. le requested lcr 10 NJ
a!st litn with blu tic: allu when tbs buslness Was
achieved hu rewarded the supposed domestic
With kiss uu ragh cheek. wild with auger q.
tho autlac!ty alld Ut ta uenscncss Ut tue man III
not recognizing her superiority To- het llsgulse.
the Indy wruta to ths actoE septoucblnE !!stl! ~
t!ols fnr ills stupidity. The aetoF replied II y
few words to this etTeet; 'Madala: hass
hurdiy proved myself ", atupii as you ascr coll
slderius taat laye achieved what .uAuy 'uetl
who wUnlu haya valued It u.uEA mora toan
haye hitherto tailed to lu,h
, 1879-07-02
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

4 msu ~ho refuses to give his name, ana who
clain,s to be the advertising agent lor con,-
uercIal paper ln Cincfuuatl, claims tltat thlls
lsleeo IN the lobby ot'ths fremont I.ouso some
ono r,tbea hlm of''a gold witch and elatu
yatued 91N. =
Joan Con!oo, alias "Dlack Jack" aud mau
iast night ia tho NOTORIOUS llryant Block.
buchwesr received = SEVERE cut II Ile LETT a1u',
No vrrests. So --,-,
James Barnes waa locked up Ut the AEmory
last ulsht charged With be4ttaK thu c4'1uaertIal
llote!. lt0 shuakel cut hIs effects, leaving hId
beaFl blu unpaid, aud &lucu that date has bccll
, 1879-07-02
Building In IL, Jol,n, N. n.

The auluunt of building that hss been done
IN 81. john, n. H., sincs tho great t!ra thero il
shown In MI elaborate art@vc III tha G!ebs of th4t
u,.u atonr buildings, st cost Of s4,0E.0go. u,.d
$50 wouden bptai.,Es. u coat Of ss9l .6Gs. He-
sldes, thera have bccu built tu tbu e!ty. outside
li,u hurnt districts, IN 167s'7D, buildings salnsd
ii $tQ0,D and ID lS77-'1S building Ut !.0u1.
The est!matel totu! value Ut the buildings
oyycted tn the city during tllo txo years would,
therefore,, BE- s., lU1, ,1Gs.
, 1879-07-02

According to !ate estimates, Great Britain In
not tue wealthiest country on earth. ns na1
bccn betere1. Frame saiues her private prop
erty real Hn1 personal A. $43. LII, 100000, sAnd
public property. excepting hIghwaya, nt a&1--
l75,10at0o, milking Sit5S5, cox, 900 =. The e1S-
grcgate estinatc for England, Scotland, t.ald
!retanl. without reckoning public highways. La
$@3.5oo, ,000.000. Heal estate in Franco greatly
exreeds IN that Of Enylul,d, wntio in ttaes
lattcr there Is great excess Of personal DroD-
erty ofer tue former,
, 1879-07-02
THE OIlOLONA STATES.

lta Ownersh1p and Mana aAagement-1nt4rv2n~
with the snh-Ed1sor. -
Okoiona Corrsnondtnes Hdpdkonsta- Bee.
While in Oko1ona your correspondent had
the following interview with VIII Il. Kernan,
ESQ.
that tho okolons Gtissj siates represents tho
views Of tho Southern pcop1ef
viii II. Kernan-Ycs; tho views OF nina oue
Of every ten Of the whito people.
Cor.-Why do fsw OF the Democratic papers
Of Mis- siasppt rstusc to support the Sttez, MT
Kornanf
Mr.. K.-The papers that refuse to support
the States are Insignificant both IN Numbers md
| influence. The brain and weight Of tho Mfssan--
e!ppl press are With Us.
Cor.-Why Is IT, Mr. Herman, that 40 many
Democratic papers Of tho North arc finding fault
With tue course sf tho Sfa!es
Mr.. K.-You nEe mistatcnl No Democratic
paper has found fault with the courne OF the
Stasks 1Eaf-bseed shects, edited by the cow
ards and camp followers, liars and foEHerD I'm
cur party have condemned our policy md our
principles. The sound, substantial Democratic
! editors, North aud South, Who understand the
principles ami PURPOSES Of our party, aro with
us to man. BY the way, consider = bastard
| Dcmoerat and reconstructed Rebel the meAne&t
thlngs that crawl can respect Radical who
| is sntere lu bis convictions, no matter how
Tt s.s ss .as ass! e ny Sese fsss a
Ing spaniel who PROCESSES to bo a De.nocras,
nn,l who At thc same ttme.fawns on the Radicals
ind barkt. and suarls, and yeDs at Democrata
IKE Co, Col, harper and nysetf, who are bearing
cor~iow Dr. ABOUT aoout y that hat forged letter, Mr.
Mr K:-I think havc said through t1,e
State a' that Is necessary to be said on TINT
point.
correction, mud q fatehood cannot be correct
cd too often.
Mr: K:-Thnt's true. You can say for no that
ftlt tnon hr had cfnYun ~
1 ne =; columns e TINT has
that the propr'c.ore Of that sheet have o little
remaining sense Of dccencs. You may say FUR
lou u my ohto ir,ends That the letter waa
written bY a follow In .Ecnton, O.,-a follow
Il laf ssanot q Gave
n ana his linked toeotIer ~ holdsn.: him peraon7
sS sp1unr ssS"'Se iso s loves. scum 81 soeiey.
whose record, both public aud private, is rntxeu
to to- s he so as pays a. eatn IN otnn a1 6y
manages to produce i thtng that he calis -
Democratic newspaper.
Cor.--tIow long nave .ou been with Col
Mr. K.-sinee August, 1870.
socially or politically he Is ons OF the best men
n pu Il sass
.nk ~ BE- a' ~ 70 M snPss9r y tn the os
than Senator Lamar. He would not yield one
,s y o. s M fef
to BE- in the state..
did battle for '.ho Southern confederaey- .H~
q b. io1se s ' y. osa1iy sSot to p'see. 81 VI
publicly complt,nsntcd aiteE that hatt1e for h4z
'ceSs:y coFyyIoa fE ofs onR Rtsassasa a,a e serve,
, 1879-07-02

I.orll HeaconstIsld said to a number Ut ths
Muurhrstor Chan,bcs Of Commerce.. who ca!ne
10 toll lin recently that the Chaubes intended
to Yuts rusnluttou4 enudeMuatorY Ut this Mlnis-
ieral poley Oh lhu Ea&torn question: ~ have
hcuru u Great deal ubout Muncloalcr 'e1ayea
tottnr,' which IL dlsgracslIE t1ls Engltsh nnnn III
CAua. rtsuaa tell yo1r Chamber that II they
uttepl % NY butiuess will try a,s. stsuna 10
thrlgs.h
, 1879-07-02

.}l
A Indy who had had much experiences In teach
inH buth boys ul,1 girls, sosaKtE o. tho extraur-
"la physIotoRy class, th!s sounR lady ot Is
injured with laugunl Snrprixe, ~ there not =
straight passa.v through rt,e head from une car
to ts,u utIerl' y somewhat natural euuclu-
sion," tlls leasilcr co,nneuted dryly, Ut sllu
l!al cYur w4tched thu processes Ut her own
1ntnd.".
s.Wi,tch would you prefur tepcll,lg," asked =
ylsttur,-"hoya or Kitlsih
'Do}5, Istn!tely," was the prompt reply
, 1879-07-02

E0H90IEW1.J H1G1 :. .
A. farmer In lIollen. Informed us that, he4nE
much auuo, u with eryws pulling up ials euru,
lv pluvea lnFgu ulnbrrlla III ais field III order
10 frtsltel thu, usAyl Imagine his surprise
ullu Net lay IN Nua!sT u goo4 flock seeking
shelter u!iucr It tr.nl tho rain. 1hc umDroil0
Ii EJ1w used los al.ut!H purnpse..
, 1879-07-02


,u,, u,v., .,,,,n,v,,,tn, ~ f,,,r,,, 1vb.n
u inv e., ett u, 1m"nn IN hs ct,,'I',c, ~ H..
'nan,icd tickets fpr .uIl, nml Tic woman
nttsckcd hiu,. Iic a'r1ppcd the train
nm' put them /, ol. They wcro
to-, skyp Kant !" ,n Py H. sos, so%t ., n;so M gt.ot II
ses.. xss s;Su, ey ' ,s s ,ef f. .e1y ss,s
md eom'ncnec!l .uit IIs saso remained II
% eo st sunsT 1 ", tra cioFs aass
of one Il tic ehlitiren iop s75o Tic otllcr eascs
@ wets to sp9n sslt an % The va s1pieTS t G1ut st
eot Sis s IN enouh a 10u TIC e"tet @ @
having E,Yurn TINT tllcys had unlY twu tick.
eis. In tic trial IT, was ny misfortune
TO hare to present the csqsc Of family In ''t.-
s , ts 5 sts wea aS @ os.r Day ou eF d ;'9n y
ollce ffom In The mor,,h,g unit, q at night.
Finally l tu!d her had iii, business with her;
lint the casc wns IN the suprnns Court, mad
she must keep away. Her husban.l hna
becn IN HE nrislewc1i, het son has been IN the
~ M o a o nr.. LOT of e yeasn; M ,nc has
III, ron.,e, n. @ Il, t,,e oicc To such "a eI1ent tint
TO- tooi: % .r ~ II the M troat @ au @ tic ar m Of te bead
5sM sne s' o" sas ssf x yoree Hns Sn
her hus,al,j, / told ilrr shc couldn't have INV
| tnutl slIe was. slo wanted to employ KctiuiIe
ur DUNE. ont forbid them having u1ytIIint. 10
tio viii, l,sr r"' / had lie Lar i '''' "'' ''
,rv.orvn ~ ,pp+r v,.r am
md Taken to ths Hsrr!son sitcGs station. sse
beagea; a,a eam u J. Tbusa ieI her 70 st,c
wouldn't COME near tac ol!,ec. dtd. wasn't
hlocA !Fosn Jug h."''o.', W"en h'lc WIZ " ey "y
nsrItcd. nna it hrr 70. and
slo iolpcd ,no again. Tile officer Groyc }lcr
Snock i bsE sans raj ous. n % wsck or or two Nc % af.sr
sr.i~ .r cann T., IL" ofta md ,xent ~, r, hnrr
er ,loc,or ts s' m nrrestsI M for o nrocuruy an
abortion on iter. /, asked ier who
| Ihn ,,t,rsirfnn wnaF' ami ahe sait]
q Dr. Dayis. told her She was
iv,ntr. nn,1 t,.nt IN noyts he,rd hrr sny thnt he
wonId knock ter bruins uilt. tol lter to ret
out % Of ] ths oi.ire. M Within liz Ia.s S. wear have
bcr ant. It, - and ha,1 hcr arrs.se,,. In Jus.
.Irc Fn,tc,s ho,t tlrra ia ~, cntry int
let llrr 70 berarse she soEi sbc wouldn't trou.
| blo me utsiu. Inside Of 40 huur she was buck
arar, i bayc lad her arrested ak or seven
times within 4 year. st.u las followed nc on
the Streets
,,., St :. ..xa.a mn' ,"s 81, :, ,o' no ,o,.,n.
%ma, T sic catna ha,k md tried r.
,nni,o ,min 'nu IN. sauI mi IT, hai M 10 bpye
eT IT,, @ nn ntr a,a ss tooE can,a II
neu W. ni. ~ % ,avs avs tn"r ,us siM hr NJ
ssuus ~ ,rh, Ill., e' ts ~ x1s' n,,i,,r n ,.e
iii rnu IN |pt uuurt. "Ei s[uee then rrade siil,. Jo
me she va, after ny, ana e'nployca s ustesr
Sn ~ ~ oxn SrS - r" "h an III so ssny" r. s n, !,
nE W tn"ne ,,.a ns}s }.,.s" s;,"a, n"o NJ, -" VAN
"ua eot ooI,se'lan anu ''a1 ner 'aese'' W.
"w1tAT II 1IER.obIEcrt"
'"sllc told Yum Bnrcn.,lus she would follov
me to t.ell to get rsseNes, aml she told tlll|
put cI,Illlcn on me; that she wuuit
10 down Into hell to get rcycny.
, 1879-07-02

"No boy, for tnstance, would ever have nskuo
suc', question - that. lIo would long beforo
Not, probably, IN his own cars,h she added med
ttastveiy, "but in his younger brothcr'a.s'
, 1879-07-02

N1culEAl AtkEUlONf SAN0H" s@'H "N~N-
slight one.
REPORTER SAW HER
half an hour subsequently. Her forehead md
lcft chee} verc covered With coaEulatcd blood,
n,ul ,hero wos buueh as large as n walnut over
tl,e lift eyobrow. ehe complained OF pain 10
i,cr hcad md wanted doctor. She ts q small,
slim -b,,ilt woman, coarse and Eepustvc. and
Ind evidently been drinking, though sllo talked
coilercntly enough. ...
In order to flnd out who and wllat sue "h8,
nntl the reason for the arrest the reporter pro-
cccled to interview her.
"Wfat 10 your nas'lef"
"Alartha Duane"
"tiow ull are you7".
"Th!rty.four"
"Whcre du you liye7"
II muved to-day to Nc. 11b South Canal
street, corner Of Mouroc."
uArc you masrieda"
ayes"
"Any clildrcnt"
"Eght." .-.
"Wbat Is the trouble between yon and Mr..
O'Br,cn7"
"ohl not much. I havo known him for some
timc."
"Dtd you follow hlmfh
"No. / wcui alter my nirl ts!1c works In n
rcstaurnnt) to br!ug her home in the buggy.
slIe wus not there, and | called nj a young
lady md asked her to taku rids oil thu
North Side. We rode around Hitchcock
curves, rT 10 al nj wouidn't>co very welI,-would d.
tuost ~ into the ultcl, sml--"
"WnY wera YOU arrested"
III don't know. 1t was on Eric street,
..Do you know where Mt. Dbriun liVcsf"
"Not now, DON'T did in The spring'-
where he boarie1."
thnt44 q.
"Whsro "as ~ 'natn
mo: ~ EFle stseGl.u: a.,
"Dtd you over " t1eioF'
~ ~ @ ga" ,o.,, !. ,n: as
Mhat iotl =, =. unr,
| :. i9 M;,iN.c rec Ia,a1 n!', ,.,,,,4ui "
| - ~ Mhsm en-. W. 1as,' .nali ma ihnd,p
"On Lie l4th OF ApF7i',. -
/ "w1lY DID You wiAT TO BEE u1M3"
/ "Ife Ind an uppolutme{s tu nee. ms III hta
Office md d!dn't come, aud got mad anu went
1n appointment 1T bis ofllcel''
| nYes, und that was nit the Hrst lime. he
| Ind mntc nppofui u,putbto meet me there for
| yrnrs Who arc your said Mrs. Duane, sud-
denly. IT,
~! an reporter:
"Wsli an glad1 1, yGn ,rc; now you can eet 81
THO wl!ose story. l1e 1laeREuntu put NC ~
prison tor threr daSs hsa Woalan ~ mc c3n grH
lawyer Or reportrf' a.'a e 4ag nie iised Stoq
nnd tried to eena anesto tAe oFloo"e''' put
took au appeal.n ,u,...r,,
Lave son eyer oech III 'ae n''oe" GILL;
"as ys,r hssge%' ~ '9'Ht,ons 1ssn tasaSl, tas5s1"
"Why did UDslcn lave lin c','nmtfted1"
"He put MN there 20 tI'at he ron'a a.sep
with me. have t~o passasas n' III, n.n-a",as .3'
boy a.lI Eifl. of.e hamca altef A1e'' aAu tAe
..,H.on Itow sao,s o.o s4u anu ~, t'r m,r,bsn "
1.-TWO years Alu iuus ,L'lonais;;, o,n.,u
n,.s. aow l2ns 2rars m1rs sn s1s7s SHo"A aS'
nSirce seosuass, ;t'. ,.a ~, to'o. .,,, h,,,u
| "HuEES G5u fDA EVk ASttAA4ukEt n4bA AlAA
, 1879-07-02
1876, $50, $l00. 5000. $500

A.e3 Fsosh.Dghau. Co; hare pss9 tor many ysaE1a
IeY AarS .hv q gaian4 11F tAs4 so, e
SSH sud thu chsabla seput.ton " Away4 EaAA~
44lGk Ett4TlA etau suf l4Sts <t&4&f&S&@ -
{Tsy,-ApH w.! Ts!:"--
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13
INTELLIGENCE AND ENTERPRISE MOVING
WEST.
Chicago Inter Ocean

chicago inter ocean
In a single day last week over three
thousand settlers for Kansas passed through
Kansas City. There ia every prospect for
an immense emig, alton to all the Western
States during this spring. The movers be-
l,ng to a class who will add to the wealth,
and intelligence, and enterprise Of the west.
The man who opens up y farm upon the
rich prairies is q benefactor. and shows pru-
dence and sound judgment. He makes an
investment not only for himself but for his
children after him. Great cities fill a place
in the world, and are a necessity, but it ia
fortunate that they can draw a constan,
supply at material-mental, and moral, and
physical from the farm. The farm is a
source Of strength and purity to the city, us
we'll as the foundation OF its wealth and pro.-
perity. Every farm that blossoms out up.
on the prairies Of the west, every school
house that is built, every church to yer that
arises, is but SO much added 10 the better
and brighter side Of our civilization. The
sound Of the woodlands ak, the ding of III.
hammer upon The anvil, The CLEAN Of the
plowshare brlght. in the furrow, all have a
meaning Of good 10 these centres OF COM
merce. The deniZens Of the city, whether in
the cottage or marble front, are deeply inter.
ested in.the continued prosperity of,he farm
ing interest 80 ralidly developing. 1t means
permanency TO business. and stability to sll
material interests, and is to be reioiced owe,
as a source Of moral force from which the
CITIES and the nation can draw for supplies
Tor every emergency.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13

YANkTON, o
Tksrsday Evening, March ~, 1879
LATEST sy MAIL,

Chicago, March ll.-A fire III Peoria
last night destroyed The Foit Clark horse
railway stables Loss. $4,000; insurance.,
$1,000.
San Francisco, March n.-At Walls
Walls, Washington territory, It IL reported
that the massacre Of thirty light Indians q
month ego did not occur. II wss y hoax
played on an up-country paper.
Council Bluffs, Ia, March 1.-THE tenn.
persNce meetings conducted by John w.
Drew continue 10 increase in interest and
are the general topic Of conversation. John
Brennan and Vim. Swartz of Sioux City
assisted Tonight and $50 siEued the
pledge, making a grand total of LOO
since Saturday.
Cincinnati, March l-Cspt. Paul Boyn.
ton reached this city about 4 O'Clock this
morning. He narrowly escaped being run
0own In the darkness by the steamer Tele-
graph, aud travelled the greater portion Of
the night IN a pelting rain aud against
strong head winds. He wal met above the
CITY by boat loads of people The date for
the resumption Of his journey has not yet
been fixed.
Washington March 1l,-Lorenzo G..
Crouuse, who failed of confirmation by the
senate rs internal revenue collector OF Ne
braska. and who has since the adjournment
81 congress been seappointed ty theD resi-
dent. has been directed to relieve II. A.
Newman, his predecessor who returned to
the place when COunee failed of c"nfirma-
item. The date of relief has been fixed for
the 18th instant.
Cincinnati, March I.-Archbishop Pur-
cell has received from Cardinal McCloskey
assurances of assistance from all Catholic
congregations in the country. At the con
ference held recently between the cardinal
and ar%chbishops Of Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore. it was decided that the care
Of the archbishop Of Cincinnati should be
given preference over all others.
8New York, March 1.-THE Brooklyn
presbytery to-day began The trial Of Dewitt
ralmsge on the charges preferred y .sterdav.
The session was occupied by discussing tae
manner Of conducting the trial. II was de-
cided TO cOntine Witnesses to the spec,hca.
tons and inform Talmage what wi ne.se-
were TO be called. Rev =. Crosby and Nc.
Cullough we're selected AZ the prosecuting
committee AID the presbytery adjourned
until the 24sh inst.
New Y"rk, March ia party Of thirty
four New York street boys was started hi
p. w., for homes on farms in Kansas b,
Whitelaw Reid, who used this po. ton o
the fund OF $1,000 gwen him by a strange
from the interior Of New England, for an,
charitable u-e he might select. Mr.. Rel,
al-o sent west six families, numbering in al
AZ souls. These families mostly intend ais
to begin life again On farms.
Dabuque, Ia, March 1.-THE Times ha
a special from Waterloo tta,ing that tw
men, II. kuoble'z, agent for Turner'S a,
gallery, and c Dale Armstrong, a lecture
on eIoculion, have been arrested aud ar
now in Jail on a charge Of seducing tw
young girls Of respectable families, aged II
The dispatch states that the girls we're Ell
ticed into their hotel rooms and rename
with them through the night. There is il
tense Indignation among the people again:
the villains.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13
SAD HAVOC IS CREATED

Among the tenants Of the mouth by
allowing impurities to collect upon their
surface or in their inters,ices. SOZODONT
Te'nov every vestige Of tartar from the
teeth, and renders their premature decay
impossible. II not only impsrts 10 them
Wilderness and vigor, but communicates
hardness and ros'neas to the gums. The
breath acquires a most acceptable fragrance
from its use; it is q purely botanic iiqui 1,
and il may be relied on to accomplish its
beautiiying effects without ~iIjuring the
like q gritty tooth paste.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13

Chew Jsckson's beat swee. Navy Tobacco
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SIOUX CITY g. PEMBINA.
MOVING WEST Moy1'o EAST
MIXED No. 6. MIXED No. 8.
/. 10 PIN. leave .SiotA GiiA = a.'''; az
.lOi, IN. ARE ..BfLO!l.,. 30 Payc
CuNNktTIONt

CJJnkEaTiOks
I. At Sioux City with Illinois Central. sioux
CITY Il Pacific, Sioux Cry q ST faul ana Coy
inpton aud Black Hills railroads.
2. Passenger trains goil.g East con'1ecn az a n ,
,t..,as leave R,iuit. on arrival II the tram. for
si":,x Falls. arriving at Sioux rails ats 80 2: m.
3. Az Elk Point With stages Tor Poica, Nep.,
and Rirhland. Dakota. ~
q Al Vermilii0m with stages for Lodi, River
side. Turner. Biooml,igdale and Eii,lay. ~.
8 Al MeckliDg " ill stag sfot ST. James. Neb-.
,,,d swan Lake am, Maxwell City. Dakota.
q. Al Gayville with Stages FOL s.. lie eha, Ned,
and Smitliiaid, Dakota
Northern Nebraska. and Scotland, Miiitnwll,
Olivet. Flresteei. Finlay: KockpoIt. MailLdaIi;
son Homme, springfield, etc. i'll Daknta ara
during The season OF navigation wiih the MIS-.
souri, River I'ransportalion colnra,i.s me m "a ~
elegant Freight and PaSSeng 7 steamers !oF az
,oi1Its on the Upper Missouri, Yellowstone aid
Big Horn rivers.
GEO. +. WHEELOCK, Gen o"f'r'hfe'rs
1H~W f
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NOTICE OF SEIZURE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE,)
Collectors ONCE. District OF Dakota,
iankton. Feb. ~, 1879.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, OF the following
l seizure Of property under the Internal Reve-
nue. Laws Of the United States. viz:
About 60 Gallons Whisky;
About 20 Gallons Rum
Seized As the property Of N. II. Day.
Any person or person Claiming any OF the said
property. are notified To appear al my Office and
make such claim within thirty days from publ
cation hereof. or the said property will be for
fcitcd to the United StAieA
JOHN l.. PENNINGTON.
Collector.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13
DAKOTA REPORTS.
VOLUME ONE.

VOLUME ONE.
EmbedylnG all cases argued and de-
sev mined before b supreme Couvs OF
Oakosas ron tho Organization or she
rerrssoEy up 10 and including the Dc.
Gem Der term. 1877. Reporsea By Ilon.
Granville q. 0enness. late associate
jusssce suPremc cours Of Dakosa; $50
psGes. Price, PosspaSA. $500. seat 20
. aaaTess ON receipts OF price.
Address
BOWEN 4 x1NosDURY.
Ya03eoos DA8oeos
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CARD.

t. all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiors Of youth, nervous weak
mess, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., l will
send . recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send a selfaddressed envelope to the
Rev JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Station d, Bible
House, Nec York CITY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13

The name OF the company is Fancrli Hall
IN surance Company.
IL is located lii Boston, Massachusetts.
TIE amount Of Its capital siocx - sSJo.O0p.oa
Til. amount VI its capital stock paid up Is
NO IN =