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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
4 JrDGE or ELECTION SENTENCED.

CNCINNATI July LIN the United States
District Court to-day. Judge Swing sentenced Gus"
Clark, member Of tine City Council. TO years i'm
prsonment aud nay fine 81 $50 for neglect OF duty
as a Judge of election last Fail. CsrSs attorney will
carry The the supreme Court To test the cOnst
nationality OF the United States Election Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Two to the officers assistance, and Oyerpowered
CouIOrs q. he about striking Rhodes with his own
Lh. When taken to the TwentysXth Precinct station
House, nuors charged the officer with being lntoxl-
cutrd aud tainted with being "a nice police officer
Inc sergeant on duty sad that the charge OF DRUNKEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
NO GENERAL STRIKE IN YEw-ExGLAND.

BOsTON, July 1.-PrOminent representatives
Of the labor III TINS city say that there no
good foundation for the reports OF general strike to
occur on the 4th inst. The opinion s expressed
that the report originated in the tact that agitation
meetings uy trades organizations IN many PARTS OF the
West have been set down for the Fourth Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

What greater tribute to the superiority of
ART fetal mineral waters could paid than the
use Of the manufacturers processes and apparatus by
the prOprietOTs many European sprugs They FUR
nlsh practical Endorsement Of the opinion or Carl IL.
schulz OF NrwYoIk who claims that I'm this respect
art does vastly improve nature.-N ew-YOrk Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Small boy, who has been reading the pa
psr,: Pa what Is the executive. anyhOwP "Jhe
Soyonoris tue executive. sonny" " But, pa, what
doe. me executei Ic hangs the Legislature, my SOL;
now 20 out and pay."-lGalyeston News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
The phOnOgrnph.

Telephone telegraph kindred c'ctrca messengers win
all De utilized by the orders SJkOpDNr which WI De
flashed and sounded The wires. II "a rs weknoNu
abroad ~ at home a cleansing agent FOR the teeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
Special Notices.

A New story
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.
ENTITLED
AMBER, THE ADOPTED;
OR,
sCHEMING TO WIN.
WILL COMMENCE IN
No 80
OF the
NETWORK WEEKLY.
READY ALLOVER THE UNITED STATES MONDAY
JULY SEVENTH
STREET & SMITH.
PROPRIEroRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
THE MONTCLAIR HOMICIDE.
INQUEST on THE DEAD C0ACHuAN.

INQUEST on THE DEAD COACHNAN.
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED - 1IE CASE At
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PETER Z. EossELoI
AND oTHERS-MR. BLAIR ABSENT.
The investigation of the circumstances connected
with the shooting of the coachman, John Arm
strong, by his employer, Joseph y. Blair last
Thursday evening, IN Montclair, ~ j., was begun
yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, In Jacobus
Hall in that place. Peter +. Rossciot testified 10
what he heard and saw as did two or three Others
Mr.. Blair was not present. There was some demon
stration in the audience while RosSolot was beng
examined. The hearing Will DE continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
NEW-YoRK SrATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI
GENERAL OKpRk. NEN.YORk. July !. 1919.

NEM-lURh HE NINIINNAII (
GENERAL ORDER NEw-YoRK. July /, 1917
The society will at Demonicos 5th-aye and 26th
st. ON Friday, July T. At IL O'Clock Members Of other
state societies may be In the city, cordially invited
10 DO present and with the society In celebrating the
one hundred and Third Anniversary Of National Inde
pendencc by order of HAMILTON FISH, President
MARSUs wuIkrI. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
TEN iiog RS Morning Night EAR
Deg ] . : S9lO1l12 2 45 7 gf1ffio Incns,
- ~, - I F7I-g r % 4 Es3 Us
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n ~ + 3 y - = s4+7s-} s-s-l7--ls
G. 2-%7y sTF 4, sISS (. "a III ~ A.oo

preceding usll.r line rsPre.rnt ,s
ocAguD duflHg The broken Or dotted Hue
represents tie Variations ia tenn rrbtIrr.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 2. a. m.-Thc barometer
rose rapidly yesterday morning in the afternoon the
changes slight. Far weather prevailed. The tenn
perature ranged between So AMI so, the average
benz u higher than on Monday. The amount OF mois-
ture in ne Is no. large.
Slightly warmer ana clear partly cloudy weather,
maY be cxneeted IN tni- cLlv and vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Nervous Exhnuston-A med. ea ESSAY comprising ,eueI
OF lectures delivered Kahn's Museum OF Anaony New
YORK and care OF premstlrs decline showing Il
health Do regane, siOrdlng cian
lmpodmeuts marriage and tho trsAt nsn
nervous debility being the st u 20 Yeas
by mail 2Jc currency or postage Stamps AllFes,
Secretary, kAHN'> Museum o1S BrOllWay Vow orc.
Post Once NotIce-rhe tproi gn mag
SATURDAY, July b. 1879. Will close nj thls Office n
III EoDAY az D. Tor Europe By steamsnIo Wisconsin
Queenstown on WEDNESD a. p. M. Tor Europe
ainshlp Gana Queenstown correspondence TOT
France must specially AdrcssedD and at p M. Tor
France direct by steamship Amorquc, via Hayrci On
THURSDAY. ~ Europe by steamship LessinR VIA
PiynJutn CherDourg ana Hamburg and al ~ IA. iOt Ire
laud py steamship city Of Montreal va queenstown cor
the Continent be
caly addressel SAIC RDAl. al a. m, Tor scotland
rect BY steamship Ethiopia, va glasgow and al ll3O
m Tor iiermany &c steamship Rhine. VIA SOutRa nptOn
and bremen Great Britain and the Con-
tnent must be specially atdressedl and az for Eu
Cetmauic. via Queenstown. The mals
foI Denmark SSOdep, NO dispatched OY Ham
burg ana steamer, only. The mAls Tor AsDnH All
leave NsNN Ofk June 80 The mails
for ass4a y leave Nevl OrS July l. The mails or Now
founuand eaye NowIork JUS and D. The malls Tor inc
West Inues and Argen inc leave Neslork July
The mails Bermuda leave Newi0rk July s. lhe mails Toe
Havana New YORK Juy3 and j. The mails tos Aatra
La leave san Francisco uly lie as's Tor emma ana
Japan leave Francisco July To- ,,,,. -. ---.-
Post once. New-YorS. June -. 1879.
Patents. Designs Trade-harks Labels, Caveats, ard
them promptly AM al the lowest cosS
Iv'n by ; H. WALES y SON Editors of the scienuna
News" No 10 Sprucost NowloF who have bad twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Patents. Designs Trade-Narks Labels, Caveats, ard
advice them promptly and al tho lowest Gosh
TIvn by = n. WALES y SON, Editors OF the seienuna
News" No 10 SprucosL, NowNork who have bad twenty
fo1r wears experience IN the business.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
BAD INDIANS.

A -rE .. F.H-
Bismarck. Dakota. June 15.-Twe wood.
choppers named Mcdonald and Peterson
were recently attacked by Indians on the
Yellowstone. Mcdonald was killed and
Peterson wounded with an arrow in the
thigh. Two companies of the 5th in.
fantry. under Capts. Even and Snyder, have
been dispatched from Fort Keoeh by Gen
Miles to punish the redskins.
Gen. Miles has been instructed by Gen.
Sherman, at the request of Gen. Terry. 10
prepare tor thu field. Miles will organize
9 strong column and move. north, across the
Missouri river, to the country Immediately
south Of The boundary line. attack, arrest OF
drive back the hostile Sioux, supposed to
be hunting buffalo on American soil and
killing an occasional white man. This
move VIII be a matter Of internat!ous
interest, inasmuch as the Indians are Bri
fish subjects aud are held At Washington
to be invaders. Il 2
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

twenty-five Poncs Indians have Travelled
back fren the Indian territory to the Santee
agency and have erected their tepees with
In sight Of their old homes. They come
back to stay and beg the privilege Of select.
ing farms on their old reservations where
they can work and earn. their own living
aided by the meagre pittance which the
government still gives to the tribe a. an
annuity. These Indians are quite poor,
but judging from the statement Of the Mo
brars Pioneer, it would seem that there is
Z strong disposition to assist them among
the whites in the vicinity of their former
homes, and If the government should con.
sent to their OCCUPATION of the old Ponca
reserve, or such portion of it as would give
them an equal show with the whites. these
rs propose to join the grange and buckle on
the armor OF civilization. There should be
no obstacle placed to the progress of these
people. They have as much. right to the
soil a. any and in their commesdable re-
solve the government should do all in it.
power to encourage them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

=. - 4 = EE- LLA . -
Secretary AcCrary's nomination as Judge
billions successor in the eighth circuit is
having fire in the senate. The judiciary
committee of the senate has referred to .
subcommittee consisting OF Senators Gar
land. Bsyard, Conkllpg and Carpenter the
question whether he can constitutionally
be confirmed to fill a Judicial position not
yet vacated and which Judge Dillon is to
continue q, occupy. unit, next September,
while he himself continues to act under
tAe former until his confirmation as Judge
II is understood that the subcommittee
coincide in holding that the legal obstruc-
ton is very formidable and probably in.
%surmountable, and that it is probable the full
committee will take the same view and
that the appointment will fail of confirma.
ton during the present session. In the
event of q. final decision that the president
cannot thus anticipate the vacancy, Secre.
tary sMcCfary viii be appointed when Judge
billions resignation takes effect, and his
nomination will be sent to the senate
upon its reassembling.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

s.The Canton City Pilot" is the last I'D.
-dition to the ranks Of journalism in Dakota.
1t is published a! Canton. Lincoln county
by o. s. Pratt, and the EDITORS platform i:
thus set forth in his salutatory:
Citizens Of Lincoln county, The Pilot i:
before you. Its pages are unfolded wherein
at all times shall be found "The Home Of
Truth" We have enlisted to protect the
interests of the people, and to advance the
cause Of. Justice. While we believe in a
free expression Of thought, We are opposed
to all ( ivalry and strife. knowing that the
equilibrium of friendship cannot be retain.
edlin, our communities by such indulgencies
We shall strive to dissemble all such forms
that present themselves to US in. a manner
Ito disturb or deteriorate the welfare and
progress Of our fellow citizens. We feel
confident that our readers will aid US il
bringing Truth" to its home and our coun
tersign shall be Upward and Onward"
This is all well enough as far as it goes
but if the Pilot. will, in addition to tn,
above, undertake to deteriorate the ithyphal
lie habits Of the eryllus viridissimus, N,
knockem stiff verbum on headibus, We vii
feel encouraged to believe that man has ne
been created in vain.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

for q time. Hs was not a bad superintend'
ent OF nAtters Of cuisine-a superintendsa,
Of the cocks department. Logan had nc
Iuse for Aoss cooks or mere clerks and chip.
ped Nj. HaAmo1d a. early " poesible-
waen 10 W. assigned to aome sort Of adju-
|Nent daty atsLouisvills, Ky, snd5w hile III
army marched and fought its way to Allan
to he Toasted and fattened at Louisville,
far away from danger. At the close Of the
wa he married . lady in Kentucky, who
wa possessed of some property, and on her
property set up claim to be . capitalist /;
vent to Chillicothe, MoS and figured in
some railroad enterprise in which lie put
much wind and bored everybody with
whom he came in contact. Then he played
out At Chllintk@ No, and vent to Ken
lucky and thence to Chicago, where he
played capitaliltgi in a savings bank experts
nent, but Chicago people wonldnt bite and
did hot dePosit and 30 the savings bank did
not 'save.n There was one popularity
about him at all times-he would take .
bottle with any officer of the army but
never treated 70 one. He would IGo1to first
hotels and rsgisteIshis name ID large
aet his dinnez, gsumble. 1t
everything and leave Immediately and 60
the house Of an acquaintance if he got
N invitation, and if not 20 to . cheap res
aurant and lodge at q cheap lodging house.
He was q bore-a beat-a nuisance At all
ines, and sot into the Indian department
he Lord knows how.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
Mr.. HAYT's DETEcTIoH.

A biographical genius who deserves s
position on some one Of the most entsspfi,-
ing cYclop@dias, sends q . sketch 81 the
renowned General Hammond from tbs time
of his debut in military circles. A. his
career has been to some extent apnblic one
We feel warranted in giving it 70 the world
thronghthese columns. Here it il:
+, 81. Hammond appeared in tho army
about 1852, the latter part Of the year 8
nearly as Irecollect. Hes was not one 81
the men who by his influence and standing
at home came at the head of = company.
He had NO following, but seemed . follower
Of whomsoever would psrnit him ID
hang On about his quarters. He eska stat
appointment, how and By what influence ",
never knew. He was on some sort of duty
about Sherman's headquarters in Missis
sippiin 1868 sort Of upper clerk. Pri
vste soldiers were detailed to do duty a
clssks Hammond appeared,te be . sort o
boss among them. No one ever heard O
him outside the adjutant generals TENT. III,
was never seen in the field, especially vhe,
there was any imminent danger Of iehi
Sherman was bored BY his presence, an,
after . while shipped him of sa Loxa1
and he was = clerk in Logan's headquarte,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
N,itchell's Report.

Special to Pioneer-Pr
Milwaukee, June l4-Presidept Mitchell
and the directors Of the ST. Paul road have
returned from their tour of inspection. Mr..
Mitchell says satisfactory progress is max.
ing on :he extensions on the Iowa and
Dakota divisions. Tue latter will soon be
completed from Mentevideo TO Big Stone
Lake. the charter limits, forty. five miles.
The former 10 graded sixty miles west from
Pattersonville. while the line has beer 10
Gated to the james river. The. iron is laid
fifteen miles west Of Psltersonyille, aud IL
going down at the rete Of q mile and ! hall
per dsy He pronounced the portion 81
this road already built the best piece o
neM road be ever say, and it passes through
. superior country. The directors are al
g%ratitied with the road and the country
Sir. Mitchell gives most gratifying reports
OF the condition efcrors on the line of road
and indications point to an enormous yield
of wheat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

j Serious lsSst trsablss are anticipated ia
Chicago. and Milwaukee, - we'll founded
fears existthat ageneral strike will take
place before long. Although mechanics and
lsbsfsssArsfscsivinE hifhsrswaess thaasfs
several sessoatslhey are. ydfsponsented ard
want mdse. TIN sussces dc s~tSyedoits,
who secored An advance. often cents Per
hour BY their strike; Has encouraged the feels
ing Alarse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men
in favor of the eight hour system will take
Chicago on the 4th of July.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
N~EIeHBRuoop NEWS.

!. The citizens Of Roscoe have no time to
sit around on fences.
Corn Is booming In Moody county.
No fears of the grasshopper in the vici-
nifty of Roscoe.
The Flandreau and Roscoe base ball
clubs have been playing together. Elan
dreau won. This is an indication that
these Two rival communities have buried
the Ratchet.
Roscoe Express: Mr.. F. Champlin of.
Hamlin county, 60 miles away, brought q
load of wheat amounting to Ga bushels to
the Roscoe mills and had it manufactured,
into -four.
A new school building has been built in
district No. Is, Moody county.
Gale is the name Of q new post Office in
Moody county. Geo. w. Cameron, post
master. .Es
Several. weeks ago the Press & Dakotaian
published an account of the finding of the
body Of a murdered man, name unknown,
lok the banks Of the Vernillion river in Nc
Cook county. The item. was furnished by
the Dell Rapids Exponent. Since the muir
der the most persistent and comnendsble
fefforh have been made to discover the iden-
tity Of the murdered man and get = clue to
the murderer, but until quite recently these
efforts were unavailing. According to the
Madison Sentinel the trail has now been
struck and It may lead to the capture Of
the assassin, denomination devoutly TO bt
wished. The murdered mans name wa
Sorrenson from Hastings, Minnesota. sor-
renson in company With mother man stop
ped over night It the house e. Nj. Va
Doris. in Lake couaty, several weekssprs
vious 70 Che discovery Of the 1nEder. Boil
parties had teams and wen bodnd for tn
Jim river country. Sorrenson had quite
: sum of money. His companion was . Nor
wesian, about s foot 8 inches high, darl
hair, blue eyes, full face, mustachs sn,
; whiskers of . brown or reddish cast. Alta
: leaving Van Doris no trace Of the partis
. can be had until the finding Of Sorrenson'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
CARD TO MY PATRONS.

In inaugurating my present season, desire to
return my sincere thanks for the very liberal
season, and to assure the public that I shall con.
duct my new establishment In q manner which
will eclipse all former efforts, presenting only q
first class, legitimate entertainment adhering
strictly to the highest standard OF artistic ex-
%cellence, and avoiding all Objectionable fea-
lures, great care having been taken in securing
only such artists as have gained prominelce in
their several lines OF business. and I c0nfden-
tally appeal for renewal Of the fav61 so lib
orally extended in the past. In engaging my
present company I have spared neither labor or
expense to obtain the best performers that can
be found on the vaudeville stage. and by con.
slant attention to every item entering Into the
sum total Of a refined entertainment, I hope
to be deserving Of the future patronage OF the
public. Respectfully yents..
Proprietor
For full particulars regarding date OF
opening, &C., see future announcement.
JOS. NJ. FREEMAN,
4 ftio 45-6d Director.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
SWITCH NOTES.

Broskinlg, County Press: The Chiago&
NorthHestern is now grading it, road bed,
for the Black Hills extension, through
Brookings county, At leasttwenty miles north
of. Flandreau. Survey isnow being pushed
west on the north line Of town ITO, and will
reach the Jim river within the next two
months.
Roscoe Express: While en- route for
Sioux Falls last Saturday, we noticed the
surveyors on the Sioux City 4 Pembina
railroad at work just this side of the city /,
working in a northern direction. We un-
'derstand it is the intention of the company
70 survey IS far north as Dell Rapids and
perhaps farther up the Sioux river this
summer. 1t seems to be the general opin-
ion in Sioux Falls that the road will be
built as far north as that place this season
Roscoe Express: The Southern Mime
sofa railroad has, run its line into Pipestone
City, and located the depot within a few rods
of the center Of the town. From there the
company have surveyed their line due west
to the state line, and the surveyors are now
awaiting orders before extending the line
int Dakota. The road is now locatedito
within nine miles of the Sioux river, and
We shall not be surprised to see them reach
1t before our next issue, and locate their de-
pot We hope so, for then we can confidently
look for lively times.
Luverne (Minn.) Herald, June 9th
Grading was commenced by the Southern
Minnesota along Chanaranzis creek, south
of Lost Timber, on Wednesday last. Tn.
road from that point bears southwark to eec
ton %. in Pipestone county, about u miles
from the south line where a crossing Of the
Rock is made. From this point the road
bears nor,hward again, probably to Pipe
stone city, which from present appearances
seems likely to be made a station by both
roads. The S. NJ. company have a strong
force Of men grading westward from the
main line of the Sioux City road, and it is
pretty definitely understood that they will
build through. Their grading is far in ad.
vance of the track layers. no iron having
been laid west Of Jackson yet.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

manGled corpse. and several days after his
companion was seen At Dell Rapids. with
both steams, on his way east. Here the mar
ter sses for the present, while the most vie'
liant efforts are making TO- discover the
1hereabouts of the cold blooded fiend who
committed this atrocity. We hope the
governor will offer q reward for his appre-
hension.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
oRrAERn NEBRASKA.

The Msshodisss of Niobrara will. -buiG
an ediice.
The farmers of Knox county hsss sold
600 bead Of cattle 70 the contractors who
are tosupply beef II the saatees. 7o0head
moreSre wanted 81 the Yssesons.
Paddock hsf -four lawyers snd win cels.
brate the 4,h. i,
Northern. Nebfsska 10 taking in new Get
tlers a. rapidly d Dakota.
There srshoisee thieves in Knox county,
Nebraska.
Niobrara votes to have =. new school
building. "a I'll
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

The New Haven Union declares that The
g~reenbackers are strong enough In New
York . dsfeat Tsrdsa's eandidsseeHabr Gov.
ife,rnor, and predicts that the tspdblisan viii
carry the state ia November.
Kansas has 5,lSl school districts, and
employs $3.50 steachers.~ Male teachers re.
ceive S33.6S = month. Female teachers
$27.lO. y i2& sa9F8
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
A Badger settlement.
Madison Nake County, Sentinel.

Madison CLake County, Sentinel.
Messrs. John D. McLain,S Henry P.
Clark, Chas. Laube aud Chas. Comstock, all
of Wisconsin, made a trip into Miner
county last Monday, and located lands to
the amount Of 2,SS6 acres. They each took
several claims, and have gone 10 Yankton
with power of attorney to make soldiers
filings for a large number of ex-soldier,
who will locate on the land thus obtained
another spring.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

he 1fc.le Eineso ) Is 14th prints I'll
ssg,sphisfepsse u he crorsprospecs iaths
northwest. The general tone Of the dis
patches is favorable, and agree that the
wheat crop promises 70 S6snAusually lalse.
The product of this crop il visosndiash
Minnesota is ss.im.sed'at $4,000 900 bush-
ela.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

Each package contains Or. eAnfsrds Improved
Inhaling Tube, with 5uil directions for uHe IN an
cases: frico, $500. For sala 81 ri Wholesale and
REetail DrugEisss sGsoughoSsst TIE United STATE. md
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
1hf Daily Press aud 9skataiau
yAskTos ( 8
wednesdayE Evening June 70, 1879.

Conkling and Bayard are 81.
Grant and Hayes were born the same
year-1629.
Sesrstsry 6hhsnal ISIS.
One of tho astronomer on the nlanet
Jupiter has just dlscoverede David Davis,
while the judge was trying to keep , the
back ground.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
hespecsfaSlElyG y9Srttt H., ppoov

WALrHAA. Mass. Jan. 8, isSs.
Psi purchased tho RApIoAL Cum, Of GEO
u. ROGERS, Druggist. Rumford building.