Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20

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y The United States attornsS Anaanes vet
received Instructions % discontinue the
balance of ths Liyiusston casss and il
making preparaions to 70 on With the trial.
They will result ia IL disbalsonent of con
siderable United States money, and that
pph 4s~}the seaass Sfs,hs. lang draws II out
falcs.s = assssI % NJ M ssEssa
The railroad COMMITTEES has secured right
Of way through tho Norwegian settlement
the asishborhood Turkey creek. The
railroad company gives the committee the
tho pfitilefs sof gradins anywhere along
the line that it may choose and paving f,r
the work out Of the bonus to be given the
company by Yankton. +,
Frank Swanson took unto himself a wife
this afternoon. Miss Charlotte Russwall be-
ing the party Of the second part. to the mar.
rtiss sonttaa. gfhe ceremony vas per.
formed by Justice Roberts, at the residence
Of Sheriff Baker. This evening q, wedding
feast. Eill be given ~ Nj. lsssnson's,s resi-.
Honco an Roovor orooL
SolomcnfSpink, while engaged in his
still hunt In Bon HommsSenaas, didn't
fndssssarteas many Votes, butAe ran across a
man who had seen a man who had
been asked by Hanson to help him
remove his shackles. This is a
Barney Cole story, and Barney is authority
on nothing which does not include q horse
~" M s3sS %s6AE fs&W:i&
Scott has purchased . bass drum aud
oft in the Silly night, abou, the hour when
grave.yards yawn, he gets up and plays a
soul stirring solo, greatly to the discomfis-'
ure ofthe two. youug men in,the psxt room
whhosare practicing for 9 ssions lnTa brass
band. Music in la proper season has no
terrors for Scott, but during the hours of
sweet repose his opinion is that it is decid.
lyrout OF place. 1915 @DT
Governor Faulk begins iol ieel that he is
approaching that period OF his existence
where spectacles and other 9, mrtoms of &C.
cumulated years will become him, Though
thus far fn'life he has no use for any such
artificial appliances. But when the news
reachedhtm from Dead woou5t Hi tsAndrew
Burleigh had become the father o; u son, he
reflected that h. episode made a great
grandfather OF MIN. and that the popular
idea of .great.grandfa.hers was that they
were tolera5!y old men.
A Washington special to the Chicago In.
ter.Ocean says: Captain De Russey, who
has been promoted to the rank Of major. to
oil the vacancy made by the death Of Major
marked here with some pride by southern
perple thst two of the NOS conspicuous he
roes of the present Indian war-Thorn-
burgh and Payne-are southern men. and
that De Russey, T~hornburgh's successor, Is
also a southern man. He belongs to the
De: Russey family Of Louisiana. There
we're two brothers, one ia each army 10 the
late war, and Thornburgh's successor is the
son ofsthe one who served in the uniannel-
my. .
The trouble" at Yankton agency grew
out of a rebelllous experiment GU the part
of a member Of the Indian police. which
was promptly suppressed b. the agent,
Major Andrus. The Indian applied for a
pass to Visit . n%eighboripg agency, which
the agent could not grant, on account Of
orders from Washington depriving all
agents of authority to issue passes. The
Indian went on his visit without the pass
and on his return Major Andrus declined to |
pay him for services as a policeman while
be had been absent. In an interview upon
the subject the Indian suddenly drew a
knife and attacked the agent. who, stopping
as bis a%ssailant came upon him caught the
Indian BY the legs and pitched him out of
his Office. This was the test case of the In.
-
dams with their new agent and they imme-
reached the conclusion thst be was
fully competent to conduct the affairs of the
His vigorous. style of tossing In
dams around through the air WOE their es-
TEEN and they will now respect.him because
know be is not to be trilsd with. We
don't imagine that Major Andrus will have
my more trouble with his Indians. He
seems TO have adopted the correct policy in
The outset, and first impressions on the Iu-
dian understanding are exceedingly endur-
Ing.
NJ. Grady has now in stock . full line of
fall and winter goods French, English and
American worsteds, fancy suitines and the
latest styles of overcoating, which he is
prepared to make up in the latest and most
fashionable manner and at the lowest prices
of any house in the territory. Ladies' cloaks
and ulsters cut and made. Every garment