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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
NoG ein Sanfbcamter arf 2tbtpe=

8oiton, ?. Sttbr.-6ranf s. gopntom,
aaiiirer Der ygtortb= =Sanf," bat $24 900 MI
teri4lagen unb Dur6 sttienipefulatiouen ucr=
loren. Die llnteri9leife iinb gum 9rGBten
Sbeile hard Sopnton's Caution, pald)c fid
auf $4,000 belduit, 9eOeft. SOpnton lit nod
nld)t oerbaitet, miro jebof pm Der Yoli5ei
iiberluQCft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
Siftridif1tatd.

. on Sran5tSco, 2. Sttober. Der
SnOtancr Salabor, 1pel6er i'm letten Eriib=
iaBre eir1en 0eutifen, gtamens 9aul 9iieger,
in Dfarion=Gonntp, ernlurbete, mIroe balttt sll
Gan 5tafael ourh ben Srang bingeri1tet.
Gr Itarb rubig nnO gefaBt unb 9,itanb pOr isi=
mem Sooe, pab er auber 5rn. 8ie9er nod fini
anbere 8erloueu ern1prbet hnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
8epabltfaniiGer Staats =Gonpcnt
TIT ytebtaSfd.

Sm ia, gtebr., 2. OF. - Die IepublI,
faner bon Nebrasta bielten gsitern ibreu
Staats<Gouuent inn bieiigeu Sreilnaurertempe
ab nno nomiuirten 5rn. 9n1aia Cobb gum
Sberri1tsr nno 5rn. Sobn &. Garon, iptpie
orn. Soiepb gS. @annett gu 0tegcnten oer
Staats- llnperiitdt. Die BON bem 9onpent
auaenommeneu Seidliiie erflarcn inter anOe:
rem, Die Ser. Staateu lpdreu cine Station,
uno nidt bios elm yStaatenbunb; iie per-
bammen Die arrogan3 uub perrdtberild)en Ste
Oensarten Der 9tebellen grtgaoegenerdle i'm
@ongreiie l1ub enlpieblen ben @eleral @rant
als Brdiioentl6afts @anDibateu fir 1880.
Otebrere Hebner empfablen oas yblutige Senb"
ais republifanii9es 8anner gelegentli1 Der
ndditen eampasne, liuo Die 8enlerfuns erregte
unsebeuren @ntbuiiasmus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
gluffhlaa Der srad,trate,l.

VI w<Y orf, 2. Sftuber.- 9a5 Grefutipz
eontite ber6auptitammb abnen bat bei0lofen,
Die Sra9traten BON Chicago nad 9terp<gorf
auf 30 Gents fiir @etraiOe; auf 40 @entS fir
Sra9tgiiter Der pierten &laiie unb auf 30 GtS.
titr lebenoige S6meine 5r erbDben. 0te neuen
Sra6trateH loqen am 13. Sftober in Strait
tretef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
v8alTG, ano @aDr."
''False and True.''

Gesen ginIenouna elmer GoItmarie an @ehmon
Comp, yir 32, 9aarren= St1, yeipssotf neySst Z.
SnIormation erb9ten, pelde 2auienoe perth ii. -
alprl15Dtont, Mtittlp, ,fSrtq tip &ge.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
&aiteS uno bct6es Iyteber
Ssabheran8eiL ESroitDenleu.

Die aniucnOung bes ,Rcabp gefip5a nm Nor
ooer oen letoenben Stelen luiro alsUaS bc6ooIid5e
@ @Gtte9terung perdlaIfcn. 9reiBia bis ietbssg Eros
pen oaoon IN elnem balbcn Srintslas BON aer iperz
soo6rennen, Sopiibmautn, 8iarrboe. yiiientern'
S9Ilt, Sialun9en IN oen GingepeiOen uno ae inuers
gR a o . ReIief" 6e r6 traoen. gEenios SronEgpp
oaoon IN S9aer 9e9an, beu9Cn alien 9ranf6etten lnb
zen 9ant 0ertnipfen yeioCn Die aus oem Gje6rouGe
ulleptea eHallets entlprtngen, oOr. IS 1T Gin BEL
teler. 0'''|'N> 0>N''SS wa ~1iL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
MaSlpan's n@easn Naclief4

miro an9enbliflidc 6ulie f6affen bel
Ent3amoungen Der Iiescm,
Gntianounseu Der GSIaSc,
0eodrmztEnt5iinomuaen
so HHn9eH:Gonoeftion
&erifiopfen, SIptberia,
SSDiteriiGen 9InIduen,
,~.... Srdane, @atarrb,
siabuidImerScu,
NenraIGia, RbeumaiiSmnS,
&aitcs uno bctbes Tteber
ESiibnerauncft FEroEahe,,to,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
Gntfeslt6er ttmfaa IN Mt4ieaa.

@mtfeslt@er ttnfaa IN Wi6i9au.
@inftnr5 eines lSernites oui einem slusiteliauasz
piaBe.-Sieie Dfenidlen 8etootet uno oer,pumoet
4brtan, Wti9., 2. Sftober. - Sin ent-
leeltter llnfal ereianete fi9 heute auf asn HE
it9en auSltelunsSplate, lll,Ioeidhr 5000 Ter.
loHsH batten ftd nni Der lreu e2rid1teten qroBen
SEloA''e ns s..Iammelt, I'M bic am gia6mittaQe
"'.".lpnoenoen 6ennen nit an5uieben. 9as
Seriiit brad plOtfif1 3uiammen, uno Die gauSe
WtenlfenmaIie uurbe inter ben Sriintmerlt
be9raben.
DIE Scieiti9ung Ger &riimmer tpurbe iofort
begonnen unO man bradte Die Spicr ua6 Dem
Spernbaule, ipelde8 bon ben @iQentbiiniern
81 bieienl 3pede er0iinet murOe. Soueit er-
mittclt 1T, purben or. SO. sc. O1erf aus
aorian, 6raI s. 9ubbarb aus Saiper, Mif).,
5mei Snaben, NanenS SDle uno Wioiber, 9az
plo Plnmabore aus Petersburg, Dtid)., unb
gSn. Dtul5er aus 4Orian getOotet.
glele Der gerletten finb bereitS bon ibren
In9ebDrigen entfernt fporOert, unO tbre an3abl
fam baber ntft genau erntittelt luerDen, jepod
ipeiB man, baB uabe an 80 Berionen permult=
Oct purbeil, etli1e berielbeu 10 idner, oaB feine
Soiiuunq allf ihre Rettung ertltirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
q d. 10 / Il D / II d, t

Der Fun8en, u6ereut6ier 8ct6iIts, @tropben 1hnb;.
ltttihen Eeoen, pnhmtnoen Se9eneration, Sje5Rmiiz
ren Der gteren, 3ufertranIbeit, gBaepet6atna imit
9u9enOlttll9er En6erung mo Satbeoer ge6raut iporz
een lo, loiHt ore fmerjbaIe Anlpenoung oieles Sn4
iSGuen Don - wv 80 M N1'Ie''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
SdS nelhe &iehrr.

Dt e m p bis, Gem, 2. Sftober. - Seine
einSi9e ipettere Grfranfung puroe bis beute
0tittag beridtet, unO ein Yatient = Srau
Dtaggie Steuart - 1T ieit geitern absno &c
ltorben. 0aS gSetter lift i6tpiil.
M mpbis, IbenoS. = SIM @an3en mur=
ben beute II nelle Yatienten, barurter Sopbie
S6eaing uno s. Mebrens, Der Sanitdtsbe-
b6rbe anse5cist. 3msi tpsitsre gatienten iint
seitorben. Sas 3bermometer itteg bsnte biz
auf 80 @rab. Webrere @rfranfungen nm
Sebesfdlle tperoen aus Der lla1gebung ber
Staot beribtet.
@reen pille, Miii., 2. Sftober. - 9as
beibe gSettsr Der lesten paar Gage 1T Dem Gu.
nitats5ultanbe in Goncorbia bon iebr nabtbei;
Tiger 9Sirfung gemeien. Sier tpeitere grfran
fungen am 9slben Sieber fperbeu bon bort anS
genteloet.
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ssobn u. WcGambrt0ge,
fAus1i 3lo& So,1SD 9fr. 81, Siios Galnertitr.
Sir oie jekige Sai(on
empietle Id gang beionSsrs meine als gut befannten
Saden, Saden
pom reiner lSole lnb ioliber Irbeit; eIle Gorten
Strid=0arn,
ka!nisfaI uao Bern,antoun aeftridte unb oeipebt
Stump 10 a q ren,
lnterbemoen, unferboie,t, 0anoSdluhe u. (. H.
grofe ausioabl non aErsipaaren. men redbaltts
9es AIiortiment, iome etaeue SSabrtfatipu 6ietet
hirei6enbe 9arantie, oas i Saabsu ours Beiie unb
Billieife beoienen fanrt.
Die bodhen Saarpree iperoen fir Woae ssae6en.
9euis syslher.
Er. 167, g Il o= y a b ~ D,
Bpiihen @antonz uib gafterHe gpenue.
sr Sa6rii: orei Nieilen Don Der Stabt on Ger Sre.
oeIid=8toob. fDSb.1, ,1StGm1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
IS war oas critic mno lit oas etn,iae
S6nler; pertilaeuSe JfitteI.

oaS i'm au9cnOdc ben nudlenoiten eeiben Ginbol.
mo9en lie nun in Den EungCR, Dem Otaqen, 6eu Sim
9epeoen, Den 0rdlen ooer anbcren SIrqanen ibren
Sls Paoen, pas ale Sbmeuen itilt bel enmalioer
aenoenouna IN ftets 20 Winutcn-luie Icbr ne ondI
pen Jf9ellmGtiiden, Settld9ergeu, Sdlmadlen Scfs
1uppelten, gtcrpoIen @5ibtiihcn oocr an ionftider
8rnntbcit Seioenoeu qudlen m60cn. 'Ni'''">'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
SelegrapDiilDe 9cpeide,1.
Snfano-Qepefdjett.

Ser1te ber ~afiocirten Breiie- fir ben ~Deutiden
eorreip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
2(1ts Gmba.

Sapanua, 2. SftOber. - 9tieoerlaQer
unO Sapitulationen Der Sniurgenten iperoer
taft tdglid beridtet. Die uereinlgten 8anoe
GutIermo's, Waceo'S uHb anoerer Snuraclt=
tenfiibrer ipuroen bel Jtio Balmarito uno 5Ra
ZONES geid9lagen, uno 95 5niurgentcn luuroer
1efduoeu Qeuon11len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
Ser smftid)iffer Brnf. @ife.

@t.Nouis, :. Sftober. - Die einsiae,
jett nod gebeste 5offnuus besiiglid oes Sdids
ials bes 9nftld,ifters Brof. 9Sils, iusld)er anl
lebten Sonntage NIT einem @efdbrten bon bic.
ier Stabt aus in einem Ballon aufftteg llnb
Don pel4em leitbem alle gfa9ridten febleu,
bernbt anf Der Sermutbnns, baB Der 8allon
in ben Sanneniudloern beS StaateS 0tidi9an
3ur @rbe geiallen lift, BON mo- ans Die Nad)ri6i
ert nad mebreren 9asen empfaugen perben
fDnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
Srdnoe.

GurwenSO lille, Yenni., 2. Sft. -
Gin bente friib bier ausgebro6elteS Seuer ser
it1rte bas inter bem 9iamcn ySanf> >8lod" be-
fannte @ebdnbe, ipelfes etpa $4,000 tpertb
uno fir $4,000 neriidert par. Sin anito=
BenbeS Soi5gebduoe tpuroe betrdht!if beld,dz
bi9t. Gini9lieBlid) bes Serluites, ipelden Die
Snlaiien oes - ganf- Slod" erlitten, betrdst Der
angeridtete SdaOen i'm @an3en O,0O0; Die
Seritderuns beldnft iib auf $17, 900.
ct. Yanl, Wiuu., 2. SftOber.-Sn benz
Stabtd)en SbafOpee, Winn., 1T cine 6euers=
brlnit ausgebroben uno eine Oampflpribe III
bon bier ans mad Der 8raubadtte abgegangen.
(Spdter. )-Oas Seuer bra1 i'm yfationaL
Sotel" gu Sbafopee ans ano 3eri6rte oieies
lopie ied)s anitoBenoe fleinere SolSgebdube.
9aS Seuer mar I'M 35 llbr gbenos untel
@ontrole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
9rtefSes
g. q. q.
JiaoiuaB's SGmrr3enitiller

Iaaiuab's S9mcr3enitiIer
(Ready Relief
flirrt
bic i6limmitcn S9mrr3cn in l bis 20
YtinAtcu.
Stets TT tuent8er, ais cincr StunSe,
VI { NJ q II
mer lmmcr biee Iu3eige lef, brau6t gdmera
sen ntcbr 3u crbulocu.
liQOlDaD's S6meBrniiarr
belt ieeen ShmerS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
Selbitmoro0erimdl tes@eiffltdcn

. u . - ~ 3T.E>J.i 2. -IIUD0l. =
@brp. gStn. $. Scffrtes, ebebem Elm @eiiflifer
Der 9tep= p=SrleD'er Wtetbooiitei @onierenS. aileiu
tett III elnem anOeren 3pstge bei6dfti9t, iagte
ild) beute cine Sugel onr9 ben &opf uno miro
idjrperlid tpieber auifomnleu. Gr ioa lett eini-
ger 3eit seittpeili9en Gelitesft6run9en unter-
rporfen 9epeien iein.
SofaI 8eridite aus @dSbtnafou
2S bington, 2. Sftober. = @elteru
Rittag ertDnte bonn alarmfaten gtr. 81 SSeuerz
ldrul, luelfer burd Die gntitsbuu9 bon 6euer
I'M 'Sauit Oes Sarbi9en Sc. 8roots Scr. i137,
10. StraBe, nerurladt mar. 9aiielbe tultros
ieboH BON ben Sniaiien oes Sauies, ua1bem
etn faunt nennensnerther Sdaben angeri9tet
| tporben mar balb gel6idt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03
9eoer, Sdmbma9er l1teniiliell

5usel6nittene 8abnen (welts) II. Soblen
= bel -
yobn n. Wc6ambriSge,
fAusfi3}o& So,1SD Hr. 62, SIos Galbertitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-03

| II II. - PER leElPH lSrellQg I'M SftutnQl
| gertd)te pegen tbdtli6en 2lngriffcs auf ben 30
| li5eiOiener Colbert pro3eiiirte 5rant Mc2ail
purDe geitern pom 9fifter BiufneD auf eiuel
Dtonat tn's StaotgeidngnlB gei6idt. ge
| Dem Yro5ele hattie Colbert angegebe1l, er lei il
| 6i9bitraBe oem 3r. q. 3rego 9d)erser, beIIel
Geiidt blutig gei6la9en mar, hegegnet nnb BOZ
bieien erfa6ren, baB Mcgain e8 9etbau. nr;,6rou
er obne einen Serbaitsbeiehi sllr Eeftuabm
Oeiielbcn id)rttt, ipo6ei Otc2ain i'd, befti
pebrte uno ibm onr9 5Subhitte l6lintm nit
| ipielte.
Rld)ter piflfneg rpie6erbolte, mas er Dor adj
! Eagen erfldrte, eiH YoltSilt oiirfe, obne in
8eiibe eiues 8erbaftsbeiebls su iein, feine g(r
retllr uornebu1en, e8 lei oenn, er babe ben 9(u
griff ober Die Seriibung zines lonfttaen Scr
gebens lelblt geIeben; alleiu Mc3ain bate al
truberer college 9olhert's bod unlii6ti9er ban
oeln nnb ti4 an oenl Yoli5iiten nid)t tbdtlid
| ner9retren lollen; er NOBLE thu baber MIR be,
etnfaf)en 4ngriffS i9uloig erfldreu nno Al
elnem Wtonate Staot9efGn9niB uerl1rtbeilen.
Der III @beltertomn, 3d., on etnem SrSlei
ben DINER franf barnitberliegeuoe Gr
Sunbes Senator SiderS uiro, mi
ieine Qer5te glauben, i9iperlid) tpieberaeneien
Yoli5eilt6 e8. = Inter Der 9(nflaoe
State Sbompion, Str. 80, @beltnutltrabe, I'M
| Solepb geneiG geidlagen 81 baben, iab fid
Sarnep Nod pom 8idter Sobns gum Broseli
beigeitedt. "
: @egen unseitiimen Sabrens auf be
StraBe mnree Der 9eeger 8. Seymour pon
8t4ter Sobns nm S. unO Soften geltraft.
-G. $. 2t9htner, Der berborgene g8afieil
apet Yiitolen, bel itf trug, mubte oil 9}i9te
5bomas $40 @elobuBs uno bic Soften ent
ri1teu.
3nwad1s fnr's 3u9tbaus.-S6e
riff Snlitb ans 9eonarOstowu, Ct. Warp''
Soulltp, traf 9eitern bier NIT sipei @efangener
| @bas. Ebompion unO Soeph 6erbert, ein, bi
gu ie bier Sabren 3ldtbans perurtbeilt iino
Sbompion lit Der SranOftiftuns uno Serber
Der Sobtilng BON Sas. YoHna iGulbig befuu
ben poroen.
8e; eiaem gS ettrennen, meld)es az
| fern auf Biibop's 6ennbabn am 6erri1ia
| Siun ifattfaHo, iiegte bas Yierb ,i3epbsr" i6e
nebrere anoere Yferbe. Oem @iaent6iiuer be
| iiesreiAen 4ierbes fiel elm greis BON slo0 ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24

THE SUN will deal with the events ofthe year /,
1880 IN its own, fashion. now pretty well under
Der 81 it will be conducted as a newspaper: writ.
ten in the English language, and printed forthe
people.
AS newspaper, THE SUN believes in getting
ing 1t in the most intelligible slape-tle shape
that will enable its readers to keep we'll abreast
of the age with the Lease unprOductive eXPendi-
tIre of time. The greatest INTEREST," to the great.
est number that is the law controlling its daily
makeup. 1t now has a circulation very much
larger than any osher American newspaper, and
ed to spend literally for the benefit of its read
ers.. People OF all ways Of linking buy and
read THE sun a. d they all derive satisfaction
of Snme sort from its columns, tor they keep on
buying and reading it.
In it's comments on men and affairs. THE sun
believes that the only guide Of policy should be
common sense, inspired by, genuine American
For this reason it Is. and will continue to be,
organization, or interest. It is for ali. but Of
and reprobate what is evil, taking care that its
language is to the point and plain. beyond the
possibility of being misunderstood. tits un!n-
t fSrf n ~ p h %ot n0 s1 shat DO not fo sa appear saye on ,h tse
which may be had by any purchaser for two
cents. 1t hates injustice and rascallty even
more than it hates unnecessary words. 1t alb.
e eSsS frauds !! Plt!es fouls issls. and dep G%s i ajnsSm5
throughout the year 1850 to chastise The first
The third. All honest m-n, with honest convic-
lions: whether sound or mistaken, are its friends.
And II U make no bones. OF telling the
ever occasion arises for plain speaking.
These are the principles upon which The SUN
will be conducted during the year to come.
m mae year lis lsso , %1,l BE- :. one "'es IN ", Which sHss no e pa nnSfic
affailS. 1t is impossible to eXaggerate the inn
l.. w. ENGLAND.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24

Senator Paddock. Of Nebraaka, has writ.
ten . letter to the Onaha Republican upon
the subject Of marine hospitals along the
Missouri river. 10. which he gives an exhi-
bition Of his total lack Of information upon
the suhject or Of his desire 10 benefit .
locality in his own state, regardless of the
benefits to be received BY the class Of labor
ing men whom the marine hospital regula-
ton is designed to aid. For the purpose Of
placing the pith of his communication
before the public We extract therefrom the
following, in the senator's v words:
The Missouri river is 1900 miles in
length. II is 1900 miles longer than the
Mississippi or the Amazon. It's waters are
n~avigable for a greater distance above its
mouth than the whole distance from the
source of either the Mississippi OF the
Compared with the Missouri the Ohio is a
mere livulet !; and yet at Plttsburg, Cincin.
natl, Louisville, aud l think at one or two
other places there are marine hospitals, and
and &C least two others are recommended to
be established, one of which is to be At
Cairo. while upon the Missouri there is not
n
The facts coming to my knowledge, /
concluded that Nebraska City would be a
better point than either Yankton, Dakota,
or Sioux City,. Iowa, for the location OF
such an institution for the reason-among
other weighty ones-that 1t is q Nebraska
town. But as to this question Of location, l
will make argument in another place.
1t ia probably we'll known to Senator
Saunders that there is no Missouri river
steamboat business at Nebraska City and
never has heen. The lower end of river
operations is at Yankton. During the past
season q few boats ran to and from Sioux
City, because Of q difficulty between the
managers of the line aud the managers Of
the Dakota Southern railroad, but Yank-
ton is the recognized lower end of Missouri
river trade. Steamboats, arrive at and
depart from our city every day of each
navigation season, while at Nebrasks City
there is absolutely no river business. Dis.
abled river men destined for a hospital at
Nebraska City would be compelled to travel
about two hundred miles by rail to reach
that point. Yankton county pays large
sums annually for the care and maintenance
Of sick and disabled river men. while thu
county in which Nebraska City is located
probably never paid out a dollar in theil
behalf. These few facts We present in op
position to the scheme suggested by Senate
Saunders.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24

Public excitement in Maine, over the
democratic fraud just perpetrsted, is on the
increase and threatens to bring about ome
thing worse than . conflict of words OF
opinions. The executive committee ap-
pointed at the Bangor indignation meeting
has issued an address urging al good citi-
sens of every city. own and hamlet 10 he
state to unite with them in taking measures
for concerted action to prevent the consum-
nation of the outrage. The address then
goes on to say; "The great evil demands
prompt remedies, AL for this, the greatest
wrong ever committed under . free govern.
'ment, We believe that among the people Of
Maine there are clean hands I o discover and
strong arms to apply means to render i, OF
mo avail. For this purpose we ask your
advice. assistance aud cooperation, that the
honesty, Intelligence aud patriotism of our
people may become . living force to carry
out their will"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24
BURNING OF sesr's

Milwaukee, Dec. 22.-It il difficult to ge,
the correct estimates Of the losses sustained.
The grain in the elevator il ruined for
brewing purposes, that portion not burn. d
being damaged by water, with the promise
thatthe barley may be used for feed. The
loss on grain il pnt at $4,000, aud the loss
on buildinge. Office furniture and machinery
At $4,000. making = total Of $500, 900.
These are outside fgures given by the pro.
p~rietors and experts. Insurance men think
the loss will not reach 100000. The in
surance policies are in the safe, which can
not be opened for aday or two yet, but it
lie believed the risks aggregate about $780,
600. The origin of the fire yet remains a
mystery. The only reasonable explanation
ia that il was the result of combustion in the
kilns situated back Of the office,
There is known to be $34O, 900 insurance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24

p~ortance OF the political events which it has in
store, or the necessity of ,%resOlute vigilance on
the part OF every citizen who desires to preserve
the government that the founders gave us. The
and acts of Congress, the utierances of
the press, the exciting contests OF the Republi-
can and democratic parties, now nearly equal i'll
strength thrOughouti the country, the varying
drift OF public sentiment. will all bear directly
and effectively upon the twenty-fOurth Iresi-
dental election. to be he'd in November; -Four
ton, as expressed at the polls, was thwarted by
an aOominable conspiracy, the promoters and
beneiciaries OF which still! hold the offices they
stole. VIII the crime of 1876 be repeated In
1850? The past decade OF years opened with Il
corrupt, extravagant and insolent Administra-
ton intrelched ut Washington. THE SUN did
breaking its power. Tie i men are en- now in
triguing to restore their leader and themselves
10 places from which they, were driven by the
TIC coming year Viii bring tie answer to these
m0il,entous questions. II SUN will be on
hand to chronicle the facts as they are develop
ed. and to exhibit them clearly and fearlesly i'll
Thus, with 4 habit of philosophical good hu
NOR in looking at the minor affairs of life, and
in great things a steadfast purpose to maintain
the Constitution against all aggressors, THESUN
is prepared to write a truthful. instructive, and
ut the same time entertaining history of 1850.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24

Once again in the brief 49,.
1880. ssr-are We permitted to
ssraasS&Sttt6 our readers the wish that theirs
may be "a Merry Christina" For the
sixth time our pen records this happy
greeting of the season and with each recur.
renee it eems that the causes and opportun.
tiles for a day Of rejoicing have been great.
er than upon the preceding holiday ami.
versary. Tie Christmas of 1879 stands 4,
the highest and most imposing milestone Of
our progress aud at it's base we give our
greeting with clad joy over the triumphant
westward march of civilization. We com.
mend the day to good uses-to deeds Of
charity and to thoughts Of perfect peace
toward all mankind and to the praise and
the glory of the holy one whose coming
gave this festival to the Christian world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24

We are GOV receiving in addition to our
large stock from distillers In Kentucky all
the popular brands of Bourbon and Rye
WHISTLES. also direct from importers
Brsndies, Wines. Scotch ale and Londop
porter, the 6oest champaign and native
wines, together with all kinds of goods usu-
ally kept In q first class wholesale house,
and will sell cheaper for cash than any
other house in Dakota. Come and see US
and save from IS, to $40, per barrel.
j. E. BRUCE & Co.
Yankton Dakota.