davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-04-20

Corclli we're fred out. The way of that affair
was as follows: When Harkins went on to Bos-
ton and engaged the Laurent party, it was With
ns lie si 1 of I S en
fore - was to ill the gap. Laurent came in due
season, but no 'sFatinitza," no scenic plots, no
ANYTHING. The piece was not even put 1n re-
hearsal. After time Harkins went to Laurent
me- or not!'' The tenor Gave'a blank kind OF a
stare and replied. "'Fatinitza'-O yes, re-
| member Too late to get it up, amt it,"
Then Harkius got mad, flung Laurcnt'E con-
tract in bis face, and briefly remarked:
And % So ths tenor vamoosed, taking with him a
part of his company, with 's!iom he Is announced
| to do "Carmen' in English in Boston this
week. The places made vacant 6y this with
drawal were readily filled, and Suppe's new
| a moment of delay. It will be pro.
| the Germania Theatre, where it is now
| being doue in German, it is great success. It
is described as Remarkably meritorious WORE
| in man; ways, and musical people prea1ct 14f IL
q great hit. Freyer, formerly partner OF Lau-
rents, left him in disgust after his shabby treat
ment OF Harkius, and is now interested in this
| fresh enterprise.
| "P1EAFoRE" IS GETTING STALE,
strange to relate, and has about run us course
| It was found necessary at the Standard Mon.
ffay night to give II 1Te9u Stttut AS ~ oSGuCA
| and costumes and to supplement it with sum
| van and Burnands operattc farce entitled "Co1
| and Box" This has produced the desired e1
feet, and the business has improved vastly. Inc
| new piece is great success, too, anu Will doubt
less materially lengthen the run OF its compan
ion. a. <o,
lows ever sent East, even BY California, tina
nletnoric State in good fellows. He Is, as havt
inst remarked, a tip-top fellow But beware
him when he approaches you with an orlg1na
ioke, Barton Hill is dangerous only when he'
| ;ocrlar, Not that his humorous sayings lacl
merit, On the other hand, he is quite cleVe
iokist. But still, he is dangerous. A week ags
Yesterday, I was coming up Broadway IN
car with Mr.. Hill, and be spoke OF tn
different ladies named Rose then: play
fnv in California And thereupon, with sun
drY hints from both Hill and myself, the re
markable paragraph upon that topic whic
formed a part OF my last letter to The TRBuS
Tos coucocted. So far it was all right. Blu
upon taking up the Drunaatic NeHs two day
later, hanged it didn't stumble up against tn
same paragraph, almost word for word! Herr
alter, when MIR. Hill gets of any jokes in N
. presence, I'm going to have 'em copyrighted
He will probably start for Frisco on Friday,
DAILY will open up in New York again on tn
2Sth inst. He has brought back from Euror
: several new .pieces-among them ''L'Asson
moir," which, is the great sensation at presel
, +! in Paris. That will be his first venture, aud
, 1879-04-20

THE PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
= According to advices received up tolast night
at THE TRIBUNE Office, the following stars and
combinations will be at the places and.upon the
dates annexed:
, 1879-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS
Tragedy and Comedy-"-Edwin
Booth, W. H. Crane and
Stuart Robson.
The Comedians First Week a
Great Success Financially
and Artistically.
Clara Morris the Coming At
traction at Haverly's
Theatre.
Ithuriel" Dishes Up Metropolitan
Amusements in His Usual
Sprightly Fashion.
Review of Musical Events in Chi
cago and All Over the
Wide World.
THE DRAMA.


Comedy has been represented by Robson and
Crane at Hoo1ey's during the week, tragedy by
Booth at McVicker's, and extravaganza By Miss
Lizzie Webster in those 500 tights at HaVerlT's.
So far as business goes. comedy anu e1traVa-
ganza have won the race.
Naturally it was thought that Mr.. Booth with
such support as Mcssrs T. ". Keene and
Ailnes Levick would have done the business Of
the week; but expectation has certainly fallen
below its mark. His audiences have been e1-
ceedingly moderate in sizc-Iot at all what they
should have been judging from past engage
ments in this city. Some say that the TAU
tho1s' Carnival ~ had something to do with thin
ming the benches, others that Robson and Cranes
personal popularity did the thing.
4 cause for the effect must, OF course, be
found, and this is the easiest.
But tine was when carnivals, comedians, or
pantomimists would have stood aside when Mr..
Booth trod the boards in McVicker's or in the
New York theatres and been coutented with the
oyerflowings of his houses. This has been
changed, and On Friday evening only what is
called tn Booth audience" in size as
sembled.
Mr.. Booth is quite as good an actor as he ever
was. His physical beauty is about the same,
Ia %. tnn uord an",s sti1, there. Aae has dealt
:. ~ ~ .s,s~ - h;s .o;aa
lightly WITH MS gFaee1ul callla@e' alu nls Folce
is as 1u]l, round, and melodfous as ever. Still
have We his raven locks and his lustrous eyc-in
.hort b;e orce11anc;cs and his manncrisns stand
oaeA ~ 49,. Dea.,,;.~;t,o. - ~ ,,ro.,,ao;o-
Wnere tney alo' lecu1la11t1es u n's pAouuoe'"
tion are as decided, and his trade-mark-that
short aspiration-is not yet eradicated.
Admitting this. Then the loss of drawing
s-e~ ~. g. ,r;,, tho .n,or o., an ,ctor hnr
po"e4 !1e' w. w. 80 49, 49, ssaz ~.a.;ss
simply because Tue pubic nave oeco"e "eaeieo
With the chief plays in his repertoire.
ssThe people have been Han1'efed to death, -
said an actor truly the other day, and, unless q
trooeiiian undertakes the role who is a novelty.
haas ~ +,,a Fast;o,, or .,ca +ho VIVA.
OF haS oeeu i4'loe ue Iaenon' ~ e,ss 1us .'An
ger sugar-coats ms classic orana VIII speeLace,
na.n;I 'e t; w5o hovo tried ~ do the m.
adusteratcd tnlh2TSa'via ,2{a oalry o1rn9ao'
Janausench, ~ . , mag gyisas -
VII es ~; XIV auv n 1nanv ics Roth
,r;ra e;-n;iar tcst;mnnv.
g1Te sliat .cstr" hrn',ah+ f,oo r. foce with +ho
1nnuaonels . heI gnr Shorsroare rhiia IN
lact s hasar u.I ,,;t ori1narv ac,,r,an n.y.,
oe;ras = 1s had for the nnbiic.
ee1rI Tso ~ d;f3.n1tv rith Edwin Rooth fe mt tho
lne a.s;i"i " ~ ~ nnnnior;tv ~ Hnn1arss
attract;on: teu1 Init the noveltv Of his Hamst and
h;s a;c1nrd has warn AWAY
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28
PICTURESQUE STATISTICS.
washington Cor. Cincinnati comimefoial.

( Washington Cor. Cincinnati Commercial,
AS was going through the senate wing
this morning, stopped at the picture stand
of Mr.. Cowden, who has, in steel engraving,
the photographs Of all the. llustrious men
Of the present and past. / asked him of the
prominent men of q. day Of whom he sold
the most engravings. He said: 81 sell
the most of Thurman, Conkling, Ben But
Ter, Jim Blaine and John Sherman. You
would be surprised" he says, to know how
great demand there is for Butler pictures.
Of The fye L have just mentioned,sI think
the konors. would be divided between Thur
man and Butler next in order,s would be
Blaine, then Ionkling, and then She rman.
also have great many orders for CHIEF
Justice Waite. As for Hayes, 1 don't think
l sell one of his to ten Of Speaker Randall;
and yet am on the senate side. There sie
but little demand for Garfield, but some f0I
Sam Cox and Fernando Wood and General
Bano, but mo- principal Gales are &eof fined
to those l have just mentioned. OF thoai
who are dead, the greatest demand is 70,
Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln and
Chief Justice Chase, though there is fail
market for George Washington, Thomas
Jefferson, Secretary sewsfd, Secretary Stan.
ton aud Gen. Thomas Yon would be sur.
prised to know, also, the number of engra.
wings I sell Of JEFF Davis and Gen Lee
The. sales Of these two are not extensive as
those T. have heretofore mentioned, but they
are considerable. Grant, for some. reason
don't sell we'll. 1t may be because every
one'ias alikeness Of him, butI sell three o.
Sherman to one of Grant; yes, Gen. LIE,
outsells Grant" x
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28
LIVER rs KING.

The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life, health aud happiness Of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper action,
all kinds of ailments are the natural re-
suit. The digestion of food, the movel
ments of the heart and blood, the action
of the brain and nervous system, are, all
Immediately connected with the working
ofthe LIVER. 1t has been successfully
|proved that Green's August Flower is
unequalled in curing all persons afflicted
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and
all the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthly condition Of the Liv.
er and Stomach. Sample bottles to try,
iOcents. POSITIVELY sold in all towns on
the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is just what YOU want.
Sold by Mills s Purdy.
7 Milwaukee laees bser and lunch u Frank
Cochranss.
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Democratic Senators In Caucus
On Edmunds Resolution /
Against Southern &, /
Claims. ! / /
Another Twenty Millien Of Five
Twenties to b Redeemed |,
Assistant Postmaster General Bradl
Tells the Potter Committee that |
He Gave the New York Tri,
bune Copies Of the Cipher
Dispatches. " 1000
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, Jan. 28.-The. testimony o.
James E. Anderson, taken before commit.
tee Of the house and affecting Senator
Matthews, was received firm the house and
referred to select committee appointed last
session, of which Senator Allison ia chair.
man.
Anumber Of bills were introdu uced and
referred.
BY Mr.. Edmunds, by request authorizing
the president to prescribe suitable police
regulations for the government Of the vari-
Gus Indian reservations, and punishment Of
murder, robbery and other crime, commit
ted thereon. Referred.
Mr.. Mitchell submitted a resolution Ia.
structing the committee on railroads to in
quire into the expediency of authorizing
railroad companies operating interstate
railroads to construct and operate line
Of telegraph for commercial purposes, and
connect with other lines, that competition in
telegraphic communication may be encour-
aged. Agreed to.
Mr.. Davis, of Illinois, presented 3 me-
mortal asking congress 10 provide for an
Industrial bureau, whose duty it shall be to
obtain and collect accurate statistics of the
country's interests which may employ labor.
The motion of Mr.. Morrill, to lay aside
the calendar and consider the bill to pro.
vide for taking the next census was rejected
by vote Of yeas, % /; nays, 7.
HOUSE.
Washington, jan 2s,-The legislative
appropriation bill was reported and referred
to the committee of the whole.
The bill to restrict the immigration of
Chinese was then taken up, aud the bill
passed, yeas 1856, nays 72.
The house then went into committee OF
the whole on the post office Appropriation
bill.
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: WRESTLING IiIE,I I'm MATCH.


"a,
Cristol At Detroit.
Detroit Special. 18th.
The wrestling mGych between Col j. II.
Mclaughlin, of this city, and Andre Girls.
tol, the Fteuch athlete, Grseco Roman
style. best two in three falls, for $500 side
iAnd dOOr. Or.lnonsy, carpe t0an unsxpec4sd and
ssenbationM lAtr4Lhauon ID night, Cnstol
having his icollar:tone broken N thel lHrst.
bout. The match. was announced to be
strictly on the square and excited great
interest % nap6enoe Of 800 people filling
Whttney's opera house. DR.. ]. ]. Mulher.
'ou. . pscasinens spb$ $stciSn, and himself .
fine athlete, was referee The difference in
the physical appearance of the men was
very marked when they came on the stage
stripped 10 their wssst CfistoF was muscu-
lar and we'll, developed, ;, 169. pounds weight.
and depended on sRiliiy ard scientific
knowledge to defeat Mclaughlin, who tow.
cred over him like giant. The De.roiter
is famous, as a. collsr.snd elbow wrestler,
but almost novice 10 Graeco Roman work,
although he has "a good theoretical .knowl-
edge Of it. His weight was 222 pounds,
and was in perfecta condition. The men
commenced work at 8 ~ and went at it
with determination. Mclaughlin gripped
the little Frenchman and threw him over
his right shoulder, but he struck. on all
fours.h ''CrtsttI Seized McLaughfin from
behind ar'Suhd The waist, and the hitter;
while ON his knee, reached his righ, arm
aronnd, placed his hand on Cristol's neck
aud whirled him over on his back. Cris-
tol struck with terrible force, with his right
arm partly behind him, and when he arose
TO his: leai swss. pale and. almo.t NJ shelpless.
He Was assisted to his s~dresS1gToorh, and
In hfee fyfOA1inent phy AifjAue fnurr ,iSeaxam.
inatton that his right collar bone was brok-
en- squarely in two. Cristol was terribly
cut up over the accident, but conceded that
be was overmatched by his big opponent,
He was placed in carriage and taken to
bis hotel, where the fracture was reduced
Mclaughlin having won the first fall, and
his opponent being disabled was awarded
the stakes and door-money. He expressed
great regret for the accident, but said it wat
unavoidable. The whole bout occupied
only three minutes
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28
WASHINGTON.
IN CAUCUS.

Washington, Jan. 2s,-The democratic
senators are in caucus to-day considering
Edmunds' amendment to the constitution
offered yesterday, prohibiting the paymen,
Of claims to disloyal persons, for property
injured or destroyed in the late war of the
rebellion. No conclusion was reached.
FOUR PER CENTS.
Washington, Jan. 27.-Subscriptions to
the per cent. loan to-day we're So, 800, 100.
MORE BONDS.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-The secretary Of
the treasury mas called for the redemption
of another twenty million 5-20's.
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CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS.

THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-Before the Potter
commit,ee to.day Assistant Pos, master Gen
Brady said he suspected the contents Of the
package given him for safe Keeping bv Bul.
lock, aud had copies made and gave portion
Of the originals to VIM. E. Chandler, ant
another part anonymously to Whltelaw
Reid. The remainder were given to Chan.
dler and Hiscock. The kilograms of both
parties were in bundles and both sides of the
question we're revised by them. The demo.
cratic kilograms, however, were more inter.
esting to them. Chandler was given the
Florida dispatches. Witness, Chandler
and Col. Parker. chief of the postoff1ce
special agents, endeavored to translate the
messages, but utterly failed. Witness took
from the kilograms in the senate committee
room those which passed between Tyner
aud himself. He would produce all recciv.
ed or cent by him if they can he found:
There was nothing 10 them he would fear
the world seeing.
Wm. E. Chandler testified that he left q
majority part of the kilograms given him
by Gen. Brady, in the private Office of Gen.
Butler. Another package he took to the
Washington office Of the New York Tris
bune
THE CASE OF DAVENPORT.
New York, Jan. 2S.-The Investigation
by congressional committeeof the doings
Of John.L. Davenport, United States COM
missioner and chief supervisor Of the recent
election. began to-day. 1t was decided to
make the inquiry very comprehensive. Ed
win ]. Denning, superintendent in A. +.
Stewards store, testified to his arrest when
attempting to vote upon naturalization pa
pers Of 1868, and characserized his arreat
and treatment a. gross outrage
~ While chief clerk Davenport was
heing examined. Davenport said he would
admit anything and everything alleged, and
hoped to be as fairly treated in making bis
defence. Out of the whole number Of per.
sons proceeded against, some $500. only
i've hundred were brought to trial.
JUDGE BLoDGETT. Z
Chicago Jan. f2s,-Ths sub COMMITTEES
to investigate the charge saainst Judsa
Henry w. Blodge.t, Of the United Stats
district court. arrived this morning. and
spent The dayiu de.ermisiug upon the dc.
tails of The method Of proceedin9. The
committee consists Of Republican, Knolt,
Culbalson and Fry. s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiors Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send self-addressed envelope to the
REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Statipn d.. Bible
House, New York City.
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kToN DAKOTA TERRTrO JANUARY 2s 1879
TELEcRAPHlcI : IsReviTlEs.
AN UNrREoEpEsTEn 1yENr

AN usfaEcspExrED ~ EVENT.
o'nc'nnau. 1sni M-s,aD. AeLsoa; col.
oFed' mas Deeo appointed kotsrnusht htore-
Keeper AZ Coyinxtoh, Ky, being the first
man q nis race Who aver received an ap-
polnsnens q that kind - that state.
\ s.sss l .,s sssss.ts :.
II assss 4ss4 g \ = - n = shs
y q Malk g tlEs 4, f. lar
~ = y .lhopts;; bsidsAs 000 hAaf ajeezia al
v ssuse ecalas - minute aatesa
4 All mtIe "a sn1n6Aenf hall
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FOREIGN.
STANLEY.

STANLEY.
London, Jan. 27.-Stanley is announced
for another African explorations. u
FROM THE PLAGUE DISTRICT. --
Considerable alarm is caused in Muscou
by the arrival there from the plague dis
trict of recruits for the imperial guard.
They were isolated, disinfected and their
clothing burned.
IDLE AND HUNGRY.
London, Jan. 2S.-Seven thousand miners
are idle in Durham county. The ,distress
is uneqnalled since the great strike in 844
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

TWO HDos1Rs ON THE, RAGGED EDGE,
indianapolis. JAM. 2s.--The supreme
court, ,dsnisd, the motion for "a new trial in
the case Of VIM. E. Merrick the wife mur.
derer. The case of Achey is yet with the
governor. The probabilities are that both
men will be executed tomorrow.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28

Charleston, s. e., Jan. 25.-The Teller
committee to-day took additional republican
testimony, showing the voting Of tissue tick
sis S;ie4Ees Il 4Eshia sossi; sssi fP pre-
Three Republicans from Cal lonscodnty
testified TO intimidation and the use Of tissue
ballots in that county. fyd}A ~.
San Francisco, Jan. 25.-Within the last
three days general rain has prevailed
throughout the sts.e. except in the extreme
south. In the northern and central portion
sufficient rain has fallen to insure fair crops
with the usual spring rains. The weather
is still unsettless and reportsfrom the snntlf
ern counties indicate prospects Of the etofnh1
reaching there. .f 1dt4-
Little Rock, Jan. 25-The joint assembly
of the Legislature to-day elected J. D. Walk
er OF Washington county United States sen.
ator BY I vote Of 90 sgainsti47 for Robert
w. johnson, his CHIEF. competitor, and 5
scattering votes.l just before the decisive
ballot Representative Davidson stated that
another representative had offered him $500
70 influences his vote. He moved. ~ inyes-
tigation, but was overruled:' fSss'!' -
to-day Capt. Moylan testified that he be-
the timber and necessary for the preserya-
tion Of the command. In picking up the
Edead bodies of Custer's men after tic mas
l,sacre evidences appeared Of deepSrate fight
fling. He saw nothing coMatdlys ii Major
Reno's conduct. Had he charged on the
Indians or remained in the timber he would
have been annihilated.4 .
Omaha, Jan. 25-G. G. Park, an EN-.
ployee at Schallos' hog yards, had his skull
fractured and was fatally, injured this
morning by falling apron while loading
hogs Katy Schup, q child four years old
was run over in the street tonight by a
team and killed There is grave charge
against the ,teamster of criminal, indlffer-
ence and ne has been arrested and held ia
bail.
Chicago; Jan; rs The application fol
an injunction restraining Tappap, Nick KNlat
q Co. from iasuing their January book OF
ratings was withdrawn this morning by
complainant before hearing could be ex-
plained, inTtbe court. The agency has, had
! = good reputation here and the suit has been
regarded with considerable interest. The
rating gfbOok has been delivered to,the sub
scribers and no further delay is anticipated.
ST. Louis, Jan. pa St. Joseph, Mo-,
dispatch says the state lunatic asylum burn
ed this af,erDooDs No adequate means had
eyer been proyitsdsto 'extinguish the fire,
and but little resistance could be made to
the spreading of the flames The patients,
about 2l0ln number, were safely removed
and nov occupy the court house in the city.
The building was erected four; years ago a,
cost Of 100000 Eighteen months ago
there vas $100,OOO insurance, but tine state
refused the appropriation TO continue the
same. therefore the -ipss is total. ~
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NILwAuEEE,

Il, -. Mliwankee Jan, ze.
wHEAr-s@ic lower, hard astc; No
i, so1e; No. 2, s6}c for caaA; se3c fol
February; s7tc for Marchs No. 8, 72ci
No. 4, 6sic.
& Coax-sseady /; 29c rs
OA1s-loc.
RfD-46e.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan. %.
WHEAT-Spring dull and nominal win
ter. dull and strong, buyers favor; No.
red, February, $l.094c.
RYE-Dull; $4,000. :,
Without decided change; western
mixed, 45a@4Se.. 8 sa2Ag "a
BARLEY-Dull.
OATs-Quiet; western mixed, 3O@31 &c
PokK-Firm; $s. s.25@s.5o.
LARD-Firm; $6.55.
WHIsKY-$l.l0.
/ -, it, III - ~
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.wALl.lsTREEr. .js
New York, Jan. %.
Money-2@sc.,
Stock-Regular. -'s
Goverments-Quiet.
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Markets BY .1ELEGRAP H
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Chicago, Jan. %. !,
WHEAr-Unsettled and lower; 85ac for
cash; SEC for, February; SIZE, for March
CoRN-E Easier and steady soac for cash
3l3c fot March; 35sc for May.
OArs-steady; l9s@l9lc for cash; 20e
;@2o4o for March. S'f 9s&i
RYE-44c.
BARIEy-Heavv and lower; s3c 70,
cash. .1a 4 c*,
PoRK-Strong and higher; $9.00f 70,
cash; s9.35 for February /; $9.474c bid 70,
March.
LARD--Strong and higher; $3.50 fol
.cash; Sc 3osc bid for March; s6.S73c bid
for April. ..............,..--
WHIsKy-Sl.04.
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: b 2 9 InssfM aet ri NJ

Richmond, Va, Jan. 25.-R. T. Besl,
conservative, elected to the fony1 xth con.
gress, has been chosen to fill th4 vacancy
caused BY the death Of Represents( (ss Doug !.
las. The vote Was email. - y
Tulleytown, NJ Jan. 25.-A collision
between freight train on the Central road
resulted in the death Of Byron Wright, con.
rdd6tbty aha! David Jonsa, 56nema1 Id HE
snashing Of four cars, locomotive and
fsnder' jiiSjis5 AWx
Nsw Orleans, Jan. 25.-The eteauisf City
Of Mexico, from Vera Cruz, brings City q
Mexico dstea nf the 18th. The American
excuF6lonista ~ Neli and ds1Ghisiith
set .sst ~ =! N fisiss and the
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sysfial gafifes.
aLovE Losr.

A dwelling house to rent Apply to q. W..
Roberts, or N. H. JENKrNsoN.
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On the 2sd inst, a fine Fur Glove, on the road
between Yankton and Bon Homme. Theiinder
will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t at the
Eagle house, on Capital street. 81 5i ),
=, A. KAISER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28

Milwaukee laest seer and lunch q Frank
Cochranss,
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To do general housework at Cheyenne Agen-
cy. Apply at the cash grocery Of
sd, .lr, A. w. LAVENDER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-28

FOR RENT. &
A first class store room, 4axso feet, next ad-
joining Merchants hotel, Broadway, E....Jent
location. Apply to u zs. ~ u.s..
u 49, w. B. VALENTINE,
i YanktOn.