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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
TELecRAPHIc eREWTlEs.
GEN. uooKER's REMAINS

GEN. HooKER's REMAINS
New York, Nov. Crowds Of people
looked on the face Of Gen. Hooker, whose
remains were lying in state at the city hall.
The cofhn was soon closed and placed in
the hearse.
IN HONOR OF CHANDLER.
Washington, Nov. S. Flags on all the
public buildings were at half staff, and the
departments closed to-day during the funer-
al of Senator Chandler.
ARRIVAL OF SPECIE.
New York, Nov. 5.-The steamships
Frisia and Bo,hina from Europe brought
together Sl,0l7 900 in specie.
THE REcusANr WITNESS.
James Colgate was continued to day before
suit Of the government against Tl;den for
to produce his books as required in the sub.
pena, but refused to 10 30. The matter
will be argued before Judge Choatc.
THE GENITAL SYSTEM.
New York, Oct. 6-The GENITAL system
will positively 60 into operation on produce
exchange January 1st.
EXPENSIVE INITIATION
New York, Oct 6-The stock exchange
committee has decided to admit 40 new
members at fee of $4,000 each. After
these are admitted the membership p will
have reached eleven hundred, and the fee
will be raised to twenty thousand dollars.
NO MESSAGE TO DELIVER.
G,lena. ILL.,, Oct. 6-The attention Of
Gen. Grant was called thi, afternoon to a
statement printed in the Times to the effect
that he had an important message to deliver
to the United States. The general said, ~
have no special message to deliver 10 the
people of United States in Chicago or any
where else."
STRIKE SOON SETTLED.
Chicago, Oct. 6-Onc thousand men quit
work at the stock yards this morning and
received the advance they asked from meat
packers and resumed operations. No fur
ther trouble is anticipated.
OBITUARY.
Dubuque, Nov. Sd. A. Mahoncy, edi-
tor of the Daily Telegraph Of this city, died
this morning at 3 O'Clock. He has had a
long and painful illness from disease of the
stomach. haying been confined to the house
more than year. He came to this country
from Ireland when boy. and was educated
for the priesthood, but never entered it.
He started the Dubuque Herald In 1859 and
continued It's editor of and on for 10 years
At the beginning Of the war he took strong
ground against the way it was conducted
and was arrested on charge of treason anC
confined He was run for congress H.
has at various times held tho local offices o
sheriff. county treasurer and member o
the legislature. AT the time of his death h,
!, was SO years old.
FOUND DEAD.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-About o'clock .hi
a. m. when the passenger train on tn
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroa'
arrived At the depot the body Of dead MAJ
wss found in one Of the ber.hs Of .th
sleeping car, Sacramento, No. 81. Tn
name Of the dcceaaed Ia nnknovu. bat h
had = ticket from Dca Moines. Iowa, I
Philadelphia. Il II ssid hi. ticket Vas pul
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
ELECTION RETURNS.
III. n...,. In seversl Counties OF south.
eastern Dakota.
UNION COUNTY.

UNION COUNTY.
Elk Point, Nov. 5-HardlY half vote
was polled yesterday in this county. FlucR,
for dtstric. attorney Of the Ath district. re-
ceived nearly the entire vote. Charles La
Beeche. democrat. was elected county com.
missioner for the first commissioners dis
trict. by q majority Of 81 over s. Clyde, re.
publican. +. B. Wilson. democrat, was
elected commissioner for the second district
by majority of 81 over Ole Guuderson. re.
publican. The cha1ces ale that democrat
is elected commissioner Cor the third dis
trict. The republican township tickets are
mostly elected.
CLAY COUNTY.
FIagg, for district attorney, received the
entire vote. The vote on county commits
sioner stands franklin Taylor, l46;
Harvey Gunderson, Ill; Lars A. Anderson
ll5; Rand olph Preston, 95. The county
seems to have gone democratic. Two con.
vea,ious were held aud it was Ego as you
please" race.
HUTCHINSON COUNTY.
The vote on district attorney stands ::
lst precinct-Gamble 45; Sphinx 6. I'd pre-
cinct-Gamble II; Sphinx 2. Sd precinct
Gamble 4s; Sphinx 2 4 total Of 10 for
Gamble and 10 for Sphinx. Oaly one-third
the vote Of the county was out. For county
commissioner Henry Grim, independent,
was elected over VIM. Baldwin, republican,
by vote of 90 to %. Christian schantz
was elected justice Of the peace, Adam
Kehier, constable, and j. J. Babbige.
coroner.
HANSON COUNTY
For district attorney-Gamble II; Sphinx
81. For commissioner-Taylor (rep.) 60;
Thomas (dem.) 33. A. l.. LaDue, for
member of the council for the 14,h district,
received Is votes. The entire republican
county ticket was elected by majority of
about forty. Rreedlove, ssaver, Hummel
and Weighton are chosen justices Of the
peace and Lowell and Tapp, constables
DAWSON COUNTY.
For district attorney-Gamble 81; SPHINX
g. The republican county ticket is elected
by large majority. a vote was taken on
the location Of the county seat, which re-
suited in ll2 for Mitchell and 30 for Fire.
steel, which changes the county seat to the
. new railroad town.
BON HoMME COUNTY.
For district attorney: Bon Homme pre-
cinct-Gamble So, Sphinx 26; Springfield
Gamble Sc, Sphinx 4S; sco;lahd--Gamblc
so. Sphinx SO; Tabor-Gamble SO, Sphinx
%; Wanari-Gamble 45, Sphinx 10; Vel
haur-Gamhle %, Sphinx 90 Total-Gam-
Bile 349, Sphinx 1884, CANDLES majority,
1875.
For county commissioner-statford (re-
publcanl, 277; Byrne (democra.ic), 225.
Stafford's majority, 50.
For superintendent Of schools-Hitch.
cock (repuolican), 3l4; Richmond (demo-
cra,ic) 100. Hitchcock'a majority, 124.
For coroncr-Schul,z sol Oschra 1877.
Sckul,z's majority, ia.
CHARLES MIX COUNTY.
Especial teegram
Wheeler. Nov. s, via. White Swan, Nov.
, 6-R. ]. Gamble received fhy.nine votes,
and S. l.. Sphinx three votes. The county
seat was located at Wheeler.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, November 6.
Money! per cent.
Governments-Steady.
Stocks-Dull, lower.
NEW YORK.
New York, November 8.
FLoUR-Firm, unchanged.
WHEAT-Uusettled. No. 2 red, $l.3l.
RYE-Quiet, 863@s9.
CoRN-Dull, 56@564.
BARLEY-Quiet.
OATs-Dnll. Mixed western 42@43Yc.
White 423@46.
PoRK-Dull, $1O.25.
BEEF-Firmer.
LARD-Buyers favor $6.723.
BuTTER-i5@33c.
EoGs-Unchanged.
:, WHIsKEY-$l.15.
Chicago, November 6.
WHEAT-Opened weak; closed strong,
higher. SLIP! bid cash Sl.l44 for De-
cember $l.l5t January.
CoRN-OpeDed heavy. closed firmer, Ala
cash 42c November; 39c December. 32sc
for May.
oArs-weak, lower, 3l3c cash, 31ac
December.
RYE-73c
BAR1EY-s1@sl3c.
PoRK-Weak, lower, $1,000 cash, 50 20
bid November $l0.25 January.
LARD-Firmer, $500 cash, $G.25 bid
December; S6.40 bid January.
WHIsKY-Sl O7.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, November 6.
WuEAr-l@3c lower. Hard Sl.15
No. l, 81 IA; No. 2, $l.l24 cash; S1.l4:
December Sligo January.
CoRS-Firm, 475c.
OA1s-31c.
RYE-72c.
BARLEY-72c.
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TO DO or NOT TO D

TO DO OR NOT TO DO.
New York, Nov. 0-Tbe opeo board of
stock brokers ask the Western Union tele.
graph company to pu; stock indicators 10
the board room. and the stock exchanges
request the COMPANY not to DO 1t.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
FIRE.

Concord, Nov. 8-Cloagh's furniture
factory was partially burned. Loss s., 800 T;
qufater insured. Several fremen were 10.
jured.
Indianapolis. Nov. 6.-Kinqan q Co. g
pork and meat store burned Loss 10000.
Insured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

Dr.. w. H. H. Brown, dentist. Union
Block, Yankton.
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chased for him by the rinters Of Des
Aoines, as he was a member Of the a,so-
citation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06

Fresh TROUT and WHITE FISH at
Jenkinson's.
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TWO GIRLS WANTED.

TWO GOOD GIRLS to do general housework
L will find steady employment and good
wages, by early application ut the
BRADY HOUSE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-12
New Advertisements.

Urinary Diseases Structures, Vari
cocele. and seminel Cured without
medicines, by the European and American
Medical Bureau Speciaities. after all other
trcatauont has Jailed.
A thirty We RI practice by their physicians
has proven that uniess .hese diseases are
speedily cured. thev cause Brights disease.
diabetes, dropsy paralysis. gravel stone In
the gall Bladder. Kidney AMI bladder. dyspep-
sia, consumption, rheumatisms cont, impo
tency, diseases ofths PROSTATE gland, henrt,
liver and bladder, With become fatal unless
these preparations or the AsEhef Natural
Mineral Spring Water Is used.
Testimonial book, directions, urinary an
ally sis and physicians advice free. Depot
and Office 29l Broadway New York.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-12
Tho Weekly Leader

saarE. EvEer tn S>aAr.
rEaMS; sa.so 8 Yesr. sligo Half Year
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All Rail Routel

10 california and the Pacific coast, making
a nnexamplsd time of $50 miies In
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A SURE
RECIPE
&C. Fine Compilations.

Positive reliefand immunity
from c0mpIexI0nal blemlshes
may be found i'll Hagan's Mag
nOlla Balm. A delicate and
harmless article. Sold by drug
gists everywhere.
1t imparts the most brilliant
and life-like tints, and the ci0-
sest scrutiny cannot detect its
use. All unsightly disc0l0ra.
tons, eruptions, ring marks
under the eyes,sallOwness, red
ness, roughness, and the hush
Of fatigue and excitement are
at once dispelled by the Mag
n0lia Balm.
It Is the one Incompatible
Cosmetic.
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IN Sco on1soq,c ds, NY, passenger .rrip. sSo.pai .,
road. an
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c,n,a.ercial ~ l,rla4.uq

nousiy executed. Cards OF every shape and
sindt gul Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind, Fosters. etc, printed
on short notice. HnyinL q new lot OF Tyre
md Presses, We can do handsome WORK at
low prices.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-02

Read thu cara from ~oak Hail." Boston, 81
another column. Their system Of doing busiucs,
il entirely new and perfectly successful out oi
hundred orders there will be scarcely one misft
The Republican journal., 1879-10-02

the Bristol fair
NJ " IA, M. r.,nr,.l .-,. p. u.,
wbera bo III hsar u ,r,,,, I,-.,,,, ll'' '''
w.,.. ! 1T
v,.a, !, p''lAg'' '''v a''.S' i na'iIe 7
.r,l,.-..7, 9''-, o'i'i r A.'! u o-A HIS /
c.n,as ,i-. ,'''oesS II PloruIllE ui'n
'''''' 4''ii'4 liii''o''lA'S r
~
A' regent meeting q Waldo County Council
VIII o"ahVhAe Grange. a good report Wa made
concerning 'he various su0-sranges in tAts county,
"os' of "hleh aFe IN tourishlns condition The
he1' meeting ~iI Pc held at Monroe oct, n,
The first severe frost of the season occurred Fri
day moraine Tomatoes and some other fruits
troze ard tie Surface OF the ground was Slightly
sohened by the frost The FROST hell or until
late, bat when u came it did It's work thoroughly
The Republican journal., 1879-10-02
Commissioners Notice,

WYE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. l'hilo Irrscy, Esq., to receive ana
examine the claims Of creditors to the estate of Ezra
b. Mardcn, late Of Stockton, deceased, represented
msovent, do hereby awe notice that Xix months are
allowed TO said creditors 70 bring in ANA prove their
claims and that we shall attend that service ut the
Of W. r. Griffin, in stockton, the SATURDAY.
Of each month Tor the following six months, ending
the first saturday in March, 1850.
q. G. ROBERTS, ,,,i..;.
w. +. GRIFFIN, N0''''''''''
Stncklnn, Scnt. lh, lNrN.-.;M..S
The Republican journal., 1879-10-02
Bold Career If ali American Forger


Rold Career cf all American Forger.
last week l0r Il 30 900 forgery on Glvnn.
Mills 4 Co., bankers has hecn identified
rs VIM. RingIoll Cooper, an American,
formerly Ot thu nited States NAVY but
attcIWard daring and EXPERT iorger.
NM b3I It'll
|'p lla't ptoll P,'u' dl'l pt't loI tIe l"t-el
loolnartlneSS he would havr escaped.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-02
Notice.
Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to harbor OF
"A trust my wife, Caro- N. Ring, on my account as
! have made suitable prosis for her support with
me at home. shall pay no bills of her contracting
Witness, GAGE HOOK. GEO f. RING.
Searsmont Sept 30 1s19-3wlOS
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
CLEARED.

steamer Herder cocr. Brandt. Hamburg via Plymsush
and Cbcrbourg-Kunhafdt A Go.
Steamer Moro Castle. Reed Havsns.wm Clyde Co
Steamer N Martha Stevens, Chance BaltimorcJ krcms
4 Co.
steamer Eleanor. Bragg. Portlsnd--J Y Amca
Steamer Noreus. Ilallett, Boston-H Dimock
Bark Jonathan Chase Curtis. Elephant PointCsrver
BARK John GoddIe (Br). Jackson LiverpoeI--c Ber.
taux.
Bark q Rcusens, Nash, Aberdeen--John zittIossn.
Bark Famliens Minde tNor johnson, Cork for 0xders
Bcnham, Boyesen, Pickering A Go.
Bark Candeur tNop, Andersen, Cork or Falmouth for
orders-Funch Edyc Co.
Bark Rosina Aus. Tonetsi. Cork or Falmouth for
ordcrs--Siocovich h Co.
Bark Josephine. stahi. Queenstown Falmouth for
ordors-F II smith A Co
Bark Noah tNorJ Gjcruldsen DublinBenbam, BoysssA.
Pickering Co.
BARK Assyra (Br). Edgett. Bclfast-snow a burgess
Bark Susanna Elizabeth tDutch Boucher. stctttn---
Funch. Edge n Co.
bark Amor tAusJ Premuda, Rotterdam--John seager.
Bark Messed (Nor Edge. lotterdan-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Mcdford tBf). Nicholson, Dunkirk-C w Bertanx.
Bark Heinrich Ibscn tNor). Meidel Borteaux-Funch.
Edye n Co.
Bsrk Neuya Borinqucn osp). saia. Barceons--P Hsr-
monys Nephew A Go.
Bark Washington CItaD cs6sro. LcghornLauro. Storey
ScnrpatL
Bark Golden Fleece OBJ. Trim Barbsdos-H Trow.
bridges Sons.
Brig GOODWIN CBp, aoosins, Bnbos-swan soa.
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER BuRGos (Br from for London, before
reported wrecked struck the rocks Mariners Cove
on the evening OF July IL, in dense fog During tho
night rockets hred with hope of obtaining help,
but without avail Before dxybreak tho 18th the Cap
tain and fcnr hands loft boat to sock assistance and
about about o'clock returned with number OF hshermen 10
ther boats The Captain entered into written sgrce
ment with these render him asssancc aud they
worked we'll and unmoested with the until 10 O'Clock
that forenoon At that time there arrived forty
large and some small boats, with between 3uO
and 400 men. some of whom boarded the ship
In spite OF the and orders of the Captain
ana began throwing the wheat which In bags, into
oor they dsregarded and persisted In their work. with
threats OF Violence sweeping the decks of all materials
&C. a. hand There were 40 sheep board, ana
these the Captain agreed with let him have
halves but as soon the began take possession
oil them number OF rushed seized the sheep
and In short mc they all board their boats
alongside Through the efforts OF tho authorities threo
about half the sheep, have bcen aud will soon
arrive here part Of the cabin furniture has as yet
boon restored.
ScHR MAalE CyschD. Of Now Bedford struck upon the
rocks ut Woods Hole Ang s. and will probably be total
loss.
SclR WHIrE WING. Phelan. from New York for Havana
with her foremast carried away spoken July 25 40
Pm In lat Is AZ. Ion rs la.
HIcKsvILLE IL Aug 7-Schr Nathan Post. Capt Simon
son. OF Brooklyn. loaded with sand. sprang leak ON
wednesday afternoon and ashore A Rooy's Point
for repairA
New BEDFORD. Aug Tit schr Mario Capt Eaton
hence Tor Oak which ashore the south end OF
Grass Island. Woods Hole 10 Pm Monday The vessel
s tight and the Captain expects haul OF without In
jury.
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

BuxSos AYRss, July 1--Arryed brig johanna Ray, New
York; 4th. ship Jaime Cibils tUrg). Botel, do.
BArnuRsr NIB, Aug 5-Arrved, bark Henrietta for),
CALAo July fo-Arrivcd bark Guiding Star (3r) Prove
NSW. - ~''
Sailed July II. bark 81 Joseph, Faics. Mejilloncs
In port July 10. ships Gold Hunter. Freeman, and 80
Lucic, Rivers. unc.
cmArnAM, Aug 5ciearcd. bark NordpoI Qser) schutte
Penarth Roads; brig Acadia tBr) Horn, BainA
GoEAvas July sa.In port, schr Hattie White Bell
HAIr.x. Aug 7,saiI.d. steamer Ahsmbra tBr). McEl-
Kinney Vfrom ~ Johns, NF), New York.
NswcAsrLK NB. Aug ARRIVED, bark Jsrdne Brothcrs
(Br). Hepburn, Liverpool
rIasUs. July i2Anlvcd brig NIpote CAusp. Poschch
New York
PARA. July ls--salcd. schr Tom Williams New York.
QuKBsc. Aug 7-Arrived, ship Gencairn (Br Tsnnock
Glasgow.
RIO JASEIRo. July ssaiicd. barks Johann Broderscn
Dnn) Boescn savannah Ocean Express 3r). Crosby -
Thomas; schr Wavo Crest Wincienbnck Bsrbadost sth
ship Senator wcbor r Forbes United States 10Th. brig
yuath tPort) Pinhciro New York; 1tth ship Morning
hight (r Perry United Statcs 18th, brig vcritas we
Meyer New York; 18TH barks Fassn tNcr, Nielsen. New
Orleans.
IL port Juy 15 ships John W. MAR Morse 70, Bashi ~
John smith Waterouse from San francesca Tor vcrpoo
In distrcss Phineas Pendleeo Nichols and Martha Cobb
Grecnbank, unc; Agona Br Groves and Glengary tbr)
Webster do barks Abcmare. Forbes for baltimore Fro
teus. Williams for New York; EIsinore, Lonberg and U
rika ,swe for do Csmc.s ,r Harris ios United states
utaD, Msresca, unc, John Patterson (br orswAn from
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
IMPORTANT IRISH ELECTION.
from the London Globe.

[From the London GlobeJ
Tho election contest which fought out at
Ennis was triangular duel. The small constitu-
ency mustered 2i4 at the poll and. that figure
divided into three parts by many popular
candidates. 80 carried the day. Small as
tho record is IN point of numbers it
marks q result which must be recognized
rs significant and important. 1t is Q
defoat OF the moro orderly and conservative party
In Irish politics. and In this respect it brings to an
tho long reign OF comparative peace in the Ennis
representation. Hitherto. for twenty years. Captain
sacpooc has been able to satisfy the party of order
and yet to retain in sufficient degree the support
Of the reasonable patriots" and when homo
rule grew into q political force the late
member became home ruler without sacrificing
the confidence of the conssrvxtives. 1t was no dis
credit to his moderation that he had to tight close
battle 1874 against that redoubtnble nationalist
The OGornlAn Mahon; and II was vastly to tho
credit of the electors that In such contest Cap
tain Stacpoole should be victorious. As 1t is. ho
comes TO Westminster to strengthen the most i'm
majority Of over tho home ruler aud ~ over
the conservative. But tho most notable lesson of
The election the defeat of the priests who brought
all the engines Of religious warfare into play against
the nationalist candidate. As victorious defiance
of the Roman Catholic hierarchy, the return OF Mr..
Finegan for Ennis will console Mr.. Pnrncll and hts
friends for all tho hard hits they fatcd TO suffer
ut the hands OF the ancient but vigorous probate Of
Tuam.
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
SPOKEN.

Ship Astraeana Of St John, NB from Cardiff for Rio
Janeiro, July z, lat 10 N, Ion ~ w
Sh PiSntagenet r), from Cardiff for Singapore. Juno
Fl, lat n Ion % w.
ship Eingspsrs Brl. Duff. from st Nasaire for Balti
ship TecImseh Lincoln. from Phliadelphis for Port
land. O. July ?. lat N, Ion 81 w.
Am ship Jacob MayAeld steering W, all we'll Jaly a.
lat ~ Ion 13W.
Bark Lois Orr, Raymond from Phladelphia for Bor-
deaux, Aug 4. lat 80, lon II.
Bark Adoie II Cam OF Yarmouth Ms from Honfcur for
Baltimore. lat Al O6 Ion 10 45.
May % lat IL s. Ion IS w.
Bark Emilia (kus). from Baltimore for Dublin, July Is.
lat ST. Ion ..
July 26, lat SO. lon 13
Bark Adoph Engler. Williams. from santander for New
York, July -, lat 46 Ion
German bark for Hampton Roads, July a. lat AZ os n,
Ion IA "a w.
more, July "a, lat a. Ion 20
Brig Nettie Mackny Almcria for New York. July
IL, 8 miles of Gibraltar.
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. July so-Arrivcd bark Myrtle Hoime (Br,,
BOSTON. Aug 6-Arrvcd, brig Addie Hale. Sheppard.
cisarsd-Esrks Neptune Boalo. cenfasgos; David
Preston Andsrsos Ba%os' =, NOR H. sshrs Agnes s1cSn
:::s S.i$ssss .ss:
FSaaciphis; Msrimsc. -. Now York. In oi tug
S..sa S: ssss 'S1s S. ssss
censy F9ros sssrs dswatss GsaSOs GDnsvss Henry
rhadslpha Jonathan May Little sS a. L;Sshss%
do Joseph Bsymore. Burdgo do; steam yacht ssppho.
Ciearedsclrs oriole Baker Richmond Va; Bay state.
saicd-steamof Neptune Berry. New York: bark Nep-
tune, and from below bark Boyston (nsw Small. Re
BALTIMORE. Aug e-Arrved. sch A @ Lyon. Lyon. New
us a as cS%s S''
saiedsteamer Stag, Answc,p; bsrks zuriso. Rouen.
Steamer: q.rss. ~, p E,o;:s. M:;ysSS.:
dad oiis"r vnssai Evelyn lsr; Knowles. Ss~pors;
Also sr.isoS :Sp PALMS.: igr Elias Cape Town; bark
c.."s S.ns ss:s.s VIM kssssss S:s:dsss::
Iondgrsn M.drs Es:s s. G,sasIls m.y s
Ss snsS sAs,ssS S;;..sS ssss' I'''
Ame,!ssn Eagle EoSw.Svs HsSyG,s'
steamer: s,, Fsn rsssa s:
Lvernooi schrs xs6oc OBJ. Dunham, Point ritro;
LAME Cobb Cobb. bangor Mary & Hood Ford % Ports
Ke,chum L. mn Marion Rockhlll, Rocthill Boston
Joseph Eaton Peterson do; Riverdsc Green Now York;
wandervr FIavcii fishing banks; Col kasee Saith,
Rich. Bowen. Boston; Clara Eiwo Long. Richmond.
Me. -,
Coiburn. Portsmouth, Berks. Pendcton, BOSTON, bsfks
nristnlenn (Br Mstcalf Antwerp; Savarollo Suu<ero
dtlI Dsmicheies, usnoa Maria Adelaide dtal, Nciar,
IsSon: Fratelli Arecco Hta. Arocco Roucn; brig ue0
Chase Clark, Portsnd schrs Jno II Perry, WOOD New
Bedford; y q Rcmmei. Lore, Weymouth; A. Hdimna.
Greek. Harnet Jones, Crittendcn Newport kaeE Rich,
Bowcn. Csmbridgeport; Emma Shaw Springer Boston.
sailodStcnners Scots aroys tBr, otks aud Reading.
DELAwAnE BRKAKwArvR, AugVp Vp-Psssed out ships Boz
1via for Antwerp and Green Jacket for Tsstc bArks
Emma Iatch6eld for Savannah Ema FIgba ussl. fss
Queen stown and Orcb ItaD. for Calais.
7th--Arrived, schr Anita, small ST Pierre, yart
Passed up--An Austrian bark showing uRyC(r).
Passed sea-Stcaner Lord tough (Br,, for Liverpool
saiIcd-Brig Orbit, Nash tfrem Trinidadl New York.
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
TRAGEDY All AN INDIAN AGENCY.

PINE RIDGE INDIAN AGENCY. d. T., July 30. 1879.
William Provost committed suicide at this place on
the afternoon of July 2G by shooting himself through
the head Upon learning of this event John Provost.
interpreter attempted to shoot Indian OF Spot
tod Tails band. who is said b. have caused the trouble
which led To the suicide The ball miscnrried and
struck Clement Bernard, tcamster. who fell the
step OF Dr. McGillycuddy's Once instantly killed.
DIR. Mcdillycuddy ut arrested Provost and sent
him under guard to Camp sheridan, and has noti-
fed the United states Marshal at Yankton OF what
occurred. There considerable excitement over
the double tragedy tor some time sfterward, but all
is now quiet
The New York herald., 1879-08-08
CONDEMNED STEAMSHIPS.

The Ontario and Merrimac. two steamships Of tho
New York and Brazilian Steamship Company. will
soon be broken up. They wero bought recently by
Mr.. Thomas Clancey, of Boston. who intends to re-
move any parts of their machinery that service
able. The Ontario is q wooden vessel and was built
at Newburyport. Mass. in 1856, is 2.ssg tons bur-
den, and cost $l.2s0,O00 She carried arms for the
war. The Mcrrimac was built In 1861 at Boston.
She is Of iron and of 2,052 tons burden In March,
1874, on trip from Rio to New York, her machinery
broke down and she forced to come the whole
distance undor sail.