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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
nEleHBoRHoop NEWS.

-Four hundred people danced q, Tabor
Monday night
Attorney Fox. of Niobrara, was married
at Yankton agency last week.
Thomas Busy Of Bon Homme county,
lost all his grain by prairie fire last week.
The Milwaukee company is building snow
breaks along the line Of the road west from
Canton.
Five weddings occurred at one Russian
house in Turner county on Wednesday
evening.
The depot grounds, side tracks, etc.. for
the Springfield depot will be laid out and
graded next week.
Rockport Pioneer: 1u riding over the
country plowmen are seen on almost every
quarter section engaged in breaking up the
soil.
Mr.. Richie, for long time past In
charge OF old Ponca agency. has taken up
his residence with his family IN Spring
field.
The new Touring mill on Emanuel creek
three quarters of mile outside of Spring
field. will be pushed to com pletion as rap
idly as possible
An extensive prairie 6re swept over Tie
eastern part Of Hanson county last week, in
the nei9hborhood Of FArmipgton. A nun.
Der OF hay stacks were burned, Mr.. Curry
losing 80 tons.
Rockpor, Pioneer: Mr.. S. Sphinx = well
known attorney of Ysnkton called upon US
recently and announced himself as an indie
pendent candidate for the position of dis.
trict attorney. Mr Sphinx will doubtless
make as good Tun Ms any other democrat c
| candidate.
Swan Lake Era: A little two year. I'D
con of Mr. Devereaux of Parker, fell dowr
. we'll short time ago distance of 2J feet
and sustained no injury save few sligh,
bruises about the head. He was tished ou,
by his father Immediately after his fall and
saved from watcry grave.
Rockport Pioneer: Judge Dix, living
only one mile from town, last week discov.
cred What he supposed was lot of cattle 10
his corn tleld. and starting over to put them
out. was sur prised TO find instead of cattle,
herd Of fourteen antelope which bounded
away 10 good style over the psairie upon
his approach.
Springfield Times: The house of Clark
S. Rowe situated on his farm about five
miles northeast of town was burned to the
ground one day last week. The family liv.
ing 10 the house we're away IRON home ex-
cept two or three children. whom it is sup.
posed, were careless with the fire. Every
thing in the house was consumed, leaving
the family in destitute circumstances.
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made BY the traders and the whole prosec,,.
tion shown 10 be purely malicious.

~ NS u1uoSh SuU Tue Wn0Ie pIOBecu-
'lon shown 10 be purely malicious.
Cincinnati. Oct. GA special from
Giayson. Ky. relates that 200 men rode
into Msr,tnsbu:e, Elliott county, MONDAY
n,eht. surtornded the jsil, overpowered
the )siior. and took two prisoners John "
Kendall and Wm. Mcmillan 10 . tree near
o. and hanged them until dead. The
h.Dged we're known To belong to . gang
OF outlaws.
Detroit. Oct. 23-By the explosion of .
gasoline tank st the house of correction a,
ionia Mich, EsAe the engineer Of The insti.
tullon. and prisoner named Chas. Crystal
were terribly injured. Crystal died thi.
morning. E.se's condition 10 critical.
Philsdelphia, Oct. 23-The coal trade i,
represented to be 10 a more satisfactor,
condition than ior years. In addition L
the advance 10 prices already made, to TAX,
effect % the LIST, another has been deter
mined upon. The advance, It 10 under.
stood. will be general one of Is cents pc
ton on all sizee, with probably still great
er increase Of price on size for shipment I,
competitive points.
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THE GRAND rRUNK RAlLAoAp.
TELEcRAPH,c eREvlTles.
a BROKEN rHRRAp coNcERS

BROKEN THREAD CONCERN.
Fall River. Oct. 25.-The property Of
the Mantle thread company, attached on
suite Of the second national bank, have
been placed in the hands Of trustee and
advisory committee for disposal tor the
benefit Of all creditors. The liabilities are
S65, 900, and the assets $25,OOO.
FORESTERs.
London, Ont, Oct. 25-The high court Of
foresters of Ontario have resolved to secede
from the supreme court of America in re-.
gard to the payment of endowments. Z. s.
Pike, Of St. Louis was elected supreme chief
ranger.
AN APPOINTMENT.
Washington. Oct. 25.-The president has
appointed A. M Jones collector Of internal
revenue for the third district Of Illinois.
FROST IN VIRGINIA.
Petersburg, Va, Oct. 25-The first ice
aud frost Of the season here about four
o'clock this morning. 1t is feared great
damage hes been done to The tobacco crop.
The weather 10 very cold.
AND STILL IT CONES.
New York, Oct. 25.-The Celtic brought
$275.000 in gold, making S53s, 1925 since
last Saturday. Advices state that seven to
eight millions are aaoat for the United
States.
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THE NEWs.
Yellow Jack vanquished by
lack Frost.
O0lclal Declaration that tho Epi.
denic Is Out Of Business at
Memphis.
The uintah Indians Of Utah Go on the
War Path.
YELLOW FEVER.
Another Hsavy Frost-TAe EplaemIc
Declared Ended AZ MsmphIs.

Another Heavy Frost-TAo Epldemlc
Declared Ended at Als,nphis.
Memphis, 10 q. m. Oct. 25.-Another
heavy frost fell last night, and a thin coat.
ing Of ice formed on pools Of water in the
suburbs. The thermometer placed by the
signal servics officers on the ground n a
test. marked 3240 at 6 o'clock this morning.
The steamer Hard Cash from ST. Louis
arrived this morning At o'clock, being the
FIRST boat 70 land at the wharf since July
24th. The weather il clear and cold.
The following telegram was sent this
Hon. 4. s. Mark, governor, Nashville.
Tenn.-Ths epidemic is declared ended this
day. Camps will be broken up Monday
morning. thank your excellency in be.
half Of the people Of Memphis. for the ma.
terial assistance rendered and for further
aid promised II necessary. We have suf.
ficient funds TO carry us through. Will no.
be compelled to draw on you for any.
D. T. PORTER, President Taxing Dist.
NooN-One case was reported this morn.
ing: Alfred Berentz. Two deaths occur.
red, Wm. johnson. colored.
The following 10 the official announcement
of the board Of health declaring the epidem-
ic ended:
Owing TO the fall of temperature within
the past three days. there having been two
good frosts with prospects of cool weather,
the board Of health hereby declares the epi.
demic Of 1879 at an end, and announces
that there is but little danger 10 be appre.
hended from yellow fever by ab.entees or
others coming TO the city, providing instruc.
tiona publishetl Sept. 2Slh, have been com.
piled with in regard To ventilation Of houses.
bedding. clothing, etc. take this occasion
TO advise the people on their return to avoi,i
infected places. There are few casea ye,
in the city and few cases may yet be de-
veloIed. but BY ordinary prudence there is
no danger of the disease now spreading
hom that source
BY order of the board Of health.
lSigned J. CHANDLER. NJ. d.,
Secretary.
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be used to protect Europe and repre.s ~.
policy. =
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AN APPOINTMENT. A
SPORTING.

Baltimore, Oct. 25.-The mile dash for
two year olds was Won by Queens Own.
The handicap for oil horses that have run
during the meeting. mile and 4 was wen
by Fortune; Orio!e, 2nd Florence d., 3rd.
Time. 2;l011.
Boston. Oct. 25.-In the Harvard 8 oar
race to-day. 9 miles straight away, the Jun.
iors we're victorious. Time Of Juniors 8 ;33.
New York. Oct. 25-Referee Blaikee
thinks the prospects OF race between
Hsp:an and Courtney exceedingly good.
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RUSSIAN ArFA1Is.

Noacow, Oct. 25-The chief of police hsa
agresd with military authorities 10 oresnize
. system Of military night patrols 10 CO.
operate With police in preventing distnrh.n.
cea. II 10 said that Vallvcoff, minister of
domains, will be appointed minister Of for.
eign affairs before the end of the year ia Il
placs Of Cor chakof, Who will. however.
continue chancellor.
THE TIMEs' COMMENTS.
London, Oct. 25-Ths Times. comment.
ing on the Harrington speech, says neither
its general character nor details was equal
10 the occasion, or to expectations. At this
critical moment in the history Of the coun.
try the country will not side with him,
FAILURE.
Liverpool. Oct. 25-W. N, Tomlinson &
Co., old cotton brokers, have suspended. The
market is feverish, owing to spectators
having created an artificial scarcity.
FoRGER SENTENCED.
London. Oct. 25.-Wm. Ringsold Cooper.
the American forger, was sentenced 70 i've
years penal servi.ude to-day.
THE BoERs DISTURBED.
a dispatch from Capetown, dated Oct.
18th, says Col. Sawyer with detschm ent
Of the lst Dragon guards has gone TO
Middleburg in consequence Of slight dis.
turbance among the Beers.
GUILTY OF LIBEL.
London, Oct. 25.-Adolphus Rosepoure
OF the Town Talk, charged With publishing
defamatory libels on Mrs. Cornwallis West.
pleaded guilty Of publishing libel but not
guilty Of knowing them to be false. The
Jury returned verdict of guilty of pub.
fishing libels knowing them to be false
Sentence is deferred.
ROBBED ny BRIoANDs.
Paris. Oct. 25-Baron Ring, French rem.
ressntstive 10 Roumelis, has been al
tackled and robbed by brigands in Macedo-
mia.
Gambctta has returned.
RUSSIAN REVENUE
St. Petersburg, Oct. 25-The Gslos state,
that in the budget, a. realized for last year
the revenue was 625 972 900 roubles, and
ordinary expenditures 6OO,5lO 900, besides
40S 900 600 for extraordinary war expen-
see.
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILAoAD.
Toronto. Oct. IS "A special from Lo,
don saws the semi-aunual report of tn,
Grand Trunk railroad Ia issued After ,ns
king preparations for interest on drben,u,el
and all minor debts 327 pounds is carr,ec
forward with the 800 pounds balance q
the previous half year US gross receipts ove
per centum less than tor corresponding
period last year. The president promise,
full information in relation to the extension
t. Chicago
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
GRIMES AND CASUAL TIES.

The Body OF the Missing Balleonist
Found.
St. Louis, Oct. 25.-The body found yes.
terday on the shore of Lake Michigan, near
Miller's Station, is identified from descrip.
tion Of it in the dispatches BY Wm. Barr
a. the remains Of his brother Geo. Barr,
who ascended with Prof Wissin the bal.
loon Path Finder three weeks ago to.mor.
row: Wm. Barr has telegraphed to have
the body properly cared for, and = friend
left this forenoon for Miller's Station IA
bring it home.
Esston, Pa. Oct 25.-By the fall of a
scaffold Calvin J. Horn was killed and
Frederick Sampson probably fatally iDjur.
ed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
THE INDIANS.

The Uinsala Uses on tho War Path.
Cheyenne. Oct. 24.-The dispatch of last
night regarding the Uintah Utes being on
the war path is confirmed By private tele-
gram tonight. Gov. Hoyt has telegraphed
to Warrington for military assistance.
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GRANT.

lie 10 Feastcd by the Pioneer rs Of Califor-
MIA.
San Francisco. Oct. 25 5-Genr Grant at
tended banQ.et Of ca ! erLia plouoe-s last
night, Senators Sharon, Cole and others be.
Ing present. GenI Grant. answering tho
speech of President Coleman, said:
When that gentleman used the word
Ohio, he did not know whether lie meant
him. Grant, or Sharon, Who hus comma I'd
ed also every thing on the COAT. who lives
10 California. votes 10 Nevada and carries
that state 10 bic psckel."
The company broke ur Of late hour.
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LIDERAL POLTCY,

Manchester. Oct. 25.-At the liberal
demonstration yesterday Lord Harrington,
answs wsrins the criticisms Of the liberal atti.
tude toward foreign affairs and the charge
that . change In he government would
unssttle Affairs now, said they had long
known that the mischievous effects Of the
foreign policy would not close with the
tenure Of oftics Of iu authors. The engage.
meats made By lhs government he respect.
ed. and no liberal had held otherwise.
Eoslsnd should nos copy the policy Of any
other nation. England alone feared no
invasion duriag ths present century, but
England was liable through her colonies
and Indian possssions 70 injury more vital
than ssy other state. England vas more
y. oay eshss power 6ttsd ios military
aootstasoaioa policy. ~ could saaily
nsintatn vas, but Il lsn prepared Tor I,
than ssy other power q present, and d
mtststef ought 10 threaten var uulss viii
= esrtaiaiv thas Bic casss = Jsas, ssl thai
.hs oosstsy ~ silllss 70 .at. long apd
ascs.sary sosi6ess. Yss she oash, nos 4
,: ustd o. ssl6Ah. Her allisse, vil
assys b eonsssd. Thas alliance .Aesls
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch st Frank
Cochrsne't.
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Wn1sKY-Higher, sl.0s.
MILWAUKEE.
M;lvaukAe

MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, October 25.
WHEAr-a@lA higher. Hard $l.22.
No. l, $l,eO; No. g, $l.lS cash; $l.l9a
November; No. 9 sl.lls December; No 8
81. oslo; No. 4, $l.02.
CoRx--Firm, 45ic.
OA1s-S2lc.
RyR--75ac.
BARLEr-75Sc.
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FOREIGN.
PERSIA Is MAD.

St. Petersburg, Oct. 25.-The possibility
Of trouble between Russia and Persis 10 .
farther reason for postponins The Tekke
Turcoman expedition. Persians are jeal.
ous Of the commercial advantages gained
By China, BY which the latter secures Kuld.
js, and have made claims which Russia il
not likely 70 comply with. 1t is very gen.
orally believed. that Russian influence 10
Teheran is gradually being supplanted BY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-21
|. O. OF G. T.

The Oxford County District Lodge OF
Good Templars met with Nezinscott Lodge
at their hall in Buckfeld on the sth inst.
Lodge was called to order and opened in
subordinate form by District Templar,
James Irish.
Committee on Credentials reported full
delegation from seven lodges, viz: Crystal
Wave, East Buckfeld; Invincible, Sum-
ner; Forest Lake Hartford; Sure Haven,
East Hebron; South Paris, from South
Paris: Mountain Home, Hebron; Nezin-
scott, Buckteld.
A report of the standing of the different
lodges represented was called for and most
of them were reported in a thriving condi-
ton, with funds sufficient to meet all de-
mandS
Committee on time and place of next
meeting reported that the next session,
which will be the annual session, would be
held with Invincible Lodge at East sum
ner on the second Wednesday in Feb. next
to commence at 80 o'clock a. m.
A report of our treasurer was called for
and reported as having s56.74 now in the
treasury.
Voted, That we lay the matter of dispos-
ing of our surplus funds on the table until
next session.
Voted, To adjourn until O'Clock for re-
freShments.
Lodge met according to adjournment,
and proceeded to business.
Bros. VIM. Bicknell, Moses Alley and {.
II. George served as Committee on Reso-
lutions, and reported As follows:
Resolced, That it is the imperative duty
| of all Good Templars TO exert their miiu-
1 cnce for the cause of prohibition, and that
| TO this end they should GiScOuntenance any
/ and all efforts TO put in offices OF honor OF
/ trust any person who is not practical and
aud unqualified prohibtionist.
Resolred, That it is the imperative duty
of every Good Templar to discOuntenance
! the use of cider at all times rs beverage.
Resolred, That we as Good Templars
! have great reason To rejoice that Maine Is
able 10 show her sister states and the world
that in her last election of State officers,
as in the previous years, intemperance
gained no strength TO reopen the sale o.
intoxicating drink.
These resolutions were adopted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-21
yr>uEs.-Mr. VI. X. Mabry organ

JrvENIIEs.-Mr VI. X. Mabry organ
lied three Juvenile Temples, IN Oxford
County. last week, as follows:
At North Paris, oct. -, y J. Cushman,
Supt.; Charles Elliugwood, c. T.; Lucy
Andrews. V. T.; Mabel Cushnan, Rec. Sec.
oct. Il, at West Sumner, Mrs. II. j.
Howe. Supt. Ella Doble, c. T Anna Pull
,ifer. Y. T.. Jarvis Dohlc. Rec. Sec.
oct. Is. at Buckdeld, Mr.. Holman Wal
drou. Supt Stanley Bi~bec, G. T.; Ida
Nu,-. Y I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-21

SwrpENBoRGI,N MEErING>.-The Rev.
Chas. Harden of Contoocook, y. H., VIII
spcak "a. North Paris ON Tuesday evening,
at O'Clock, sunday morning at 10 II
O'Clock, and Sunday evening at O'Clock,
oct. u and 26 At West Paris on We'd
nc>day evening, oct -, at o'clock, and
SUNDAY. oct. %. az = O'Clock. p. m. He
will speak ON religious subjects from the
New Church Swedeuborgiaul standpoint.
l..
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Shcrid's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, SIS;

COONl1 Of OAtOhDt o.
Taken on Execution, Wherein sumner T.. New
ell and Sybil r. Cannon, Executors are creditors,
and BENJAMIN SWEET OF Milton Plantation and
Moses SWEET of Bethel, in said county OF oxford,
are debtors, and will be SOLD at Public Auction 10
the highest bidder, a. the ofice OF the Jerk OF
Courts in Paris, in said County, on the twenty
second ddy OF November A. u. 1873, ~ ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, all the right in equity which the
aforesaid Moses SWEET had on the .stn day OF Ju-
w. A. ID. 1873, at y O'CLOCK IN tue forenoon, the time
when the same was attached on The original WTit,
10 redeem the following described real estate sit
uate In Bethel, N said county. 20 vii: The home.
stead farm OF the said Moses SWEET, on which he
now lives, with the buildings thereon, and being
precisely the same premises conveyed by the said
Moses : ,sett 10 Dan ei 4. SWEET and Il. ". Bean,
by his deed OF Warranty, hated Eco. :, A. -. 1870,
and recorded m OXFORD Registry Of DEEDS, Book
IL Page 50l which said conveyance the. laid New.
eli and Cannon claim wa5 IN fraud OF credltOrs-
said premises being subject 10 mortgage, re-
corded in oxford Registry 81 Deeds, Book IL.
Page $50, dated May -, lS1I. given by Daniel {.
SWEET 20 Robert Chapman, 10 secure The pay
meat OF three hundred and s.veuty-lve d1.lar1,
slCC payable Now ISIS 500 payable Nov :, r. -
sl75 payable Nov. l. l,,J, with Interest 40 : Ter
osut per snnum, 10 DC paid annually. and ssG
.gfceably 10 q certain prOmissoIv note, termed q
Holmes Note" dated Nov -, 1876. aud PAYABLE
% Two year. from dare, with inter- = annually.
w. q. DOUGLASS.
DeplIy sheriff.
~ a.r.t.-- o. r--t ..rL
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+ Remarks for the good of the Order were
made by State Deputy Mabry, VIM. Btck-
nell, Moses Alley, Capt. Page, III. w. Wa
dron, T. s. Bridgham, C. II. George, II. Z.
Field, NJ. Canwell, II. c. Head, VIM. X.
Sewell, and others.
Voted, That the proceedings of this
meeting be sent for publication.
A vote of thanks was rendered to NeZin-
scott Lodge for their hospitality, and also
To the choir for their excellent music.
The meeting was kept up to a late hour
in the afternoon, and all pronounced 1t
profitable session.
" p DECosTER. Dist. Sec.
Buckfleld, Oct 3, 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-21

Deacon wGier. Ivan; You TO ;c', NE ho1 you
k.ft Yourself and fault, wei, che pas; season
when al che res. OF as have been SICK 10 mueh.and
have tad Ore doctor, Visiting u- 30 often
"Bro Taylor ,he answer 81 very easy r-ei
Ho. Sisters 10 time kcP, mv family wei. aui -av-
q -o,,or bills. Tar,c dollars vcr,f OF 90 keP, c-
vel. AMI able 90 Nor, at t1e ume. mn warran, o.
ta- cost you Rut Ihc neighbour. one o. Two aaui-
r,I do'lar- apiece 90 S,er -i-N the same tmc
deacon. ora u-c 1our medicine hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-21

chine a5ou; ,wo months, and can saw .i is bcaut,.
fully lui-htd, runs cas.l,. and D.. capable Of doing
q great variety OF work We ike % better than
auy machine We ever used. We have used the
= oyer, Wheeler x Wilson. and some others.
WA>kELL SISTERS.
Fashionable prc-s makers.
NoRVAN. MI
PS-Trc New Home Tor sale a. south Par
81. ty g.. ". BROWN.
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A Disa grseabIs Disease Avoided and Cured
by It's use.

The receipt for making this WONDERFUL RIM
EDI Was obtained by James j. Peavey, while liy-
ing in Honolulu, Hawailan Island where he resid
ed for moro than twelve years.
Mr.. Peavey, AZ that time, was suffering from ca
tarrh, and with many doubts rs 10 the curative
properties OF This remedy, he compounded q small
quantity and began 10 use directed. To his sur
prise and Joy he found relief amer the frst trial
and In \ short time he was entirely cured.
Mr.. Peavey Afterwards put this remedy up In
small quantities aud sold and gavo Il away 70 his
friends but not until recently has he consented TO
have u prepared and thoroughly introduced 10 the
world.
isssurs relief and cure for Cstarrh in Its worst
forms.
One trial OF the remedy 10 It's beet testimonial.
Sure relief Is within the reach Of all who are will
ing 10 give Il single trial.
IL IL harmless, convenient TO take Of any time,
and it, good effects are sure 10 be- felt soon ss
the remedy IL applied
This II entirely different from any other snun 10
the market, every particle Is dissolved rs soon
q 10 comes in contact with the deicxte membran-
Gus coatings that line the nasAl passages. acting
AZ IL does directly upon the mucus membrane.
DO not delay another day, but sebd IS cents and
Ob tain n sample box BY return mail.
S$For sale By all Druggists.
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..Don,t Know Half Their Value

They cured me Of Ague, BiliOusness aud Kid
nCy complaint, as recommended. l had a hall
bottle lel which used for my two little girls who
the doctors and neighoors said could not be cured
/ would have lost both OF them one night Il had
not given them Hop Buffers. They did them SO
much good continued their use until they we're
cured. That is Why say you 10 not know hall
Ga, value OF Hoy BigJers, and DO not recommend
them high enough h, Rochester, y, \. see
..n.- cD-unLn