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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

The Louisville Courier Journal admits
that in the north the English language is
spoken with purity which Americans liy-
ing south of the Ohio have never attained. 1t
gives the two following convincing examples:
"a southern mother irritated beyond meas.
ure calls to her exasperating boy: Jeems X
Polk Buzzar! Yo' trihing little rahscal! Come
hyar to me! I'll war you out''
''Now listen to the Northern mother, mild
ly chiding herthoughtless offspring 'Heao'
ward Teaownsend Peaowell! Go reaound to
the back of the heaous and drive that ceaow
eaout o them punkins! Start yourself now il
you don't wsnt to git lickin'! Aside: /
swan ther' ought to be peaound for them
'ere ceao VS. !"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
FIRES.

Destructive Fires At %. Louis aud I.e.
banon, Missouri-C Else
whore.
St. Louis. August l6 The losses BY the
6re lsst nlghtare not fully made up yet,
but that on the elevator will probably be
about $4,000. aud about the same on
grain. . large par: of which was corn.
Hazard & Wilson's loss on ice houses Ia
about $1,000.
The fire reported last night as having oc-
CURED at Lebanon, Illinois, was at Leban-
on, Mo-. and the loss Is now estimated Q,
100000.
st. John. N. B., Aug lG.-A fire in St
Pierre Migreelon last night destroyed the
new government buildings, q dozen stores
and as many private houses.
Buffalo. Aug. 16.- Ramsey. ,annery
burned loss covered by insurance, thirty
thousand dollars.
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TELEc1APHic sREvITIEs.
NOT DEAD. BUT LIVING.

NOT DEAD, But LIVING.
Cleveland, Aug. 16.-It has developed
that the five persons reported drowned near
Rocky river yesterday were not drowned ~
reported. but landed on small beach and
escaped without serious injury. From the
fact that their boat went to pieces and no
trace of them could be found BY tugs or life
boats it WIS supposed they were lost.
BANK STATEMENT.
New York, Aug. l6.-Loans, increase,
$375, 900 special, decrease, $70,900: legal
tenders, decrease. Sc, ,461 900; deposits, de-
crease. $4.755, 600; circulation, increase,
HISTORY TO BE CORRECTED.
Washington, Aug. 16-The board OF
officers appointed 10 correct certain disput.
ed Joints in connection with the battle Of
Chick .mauga, will also correct any differ
ences respectful. the actual positions OF
troops in the battle of Stone river, Tennessee
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
New York, Aug. l6-Six steamers left
this port to day for Europe, carrying rather
more than 200 passengers, and heavy car.
goes, chiefly grain and provisions.
ACCEPTED A POSITION.
Washington. Aug. 16-Col. John B.
Brownlow. son of the late Senator Brown.
low, has accepted position in the
treasury department.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
THE leHxox LINE.

Swan Lake New Era
Engineer Dunbar is much pleased with
the country along the line OF the proposed
road from Yankton to Lennox. He is also
much impressed with the advantages Of the
lake south of town, and has, in sending in
a report Of his preliminary survey, urged
the company to run by way Of the lake.
Add to this the fact that the Yankton peo-
pie are much interested in the route run
ming through Swan Lake, and our people
stand good chance Of getting the best
railroad in the west at their doors.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
SPORTING.

Saratoga. Aug. l6-Checkmate hsd .
walk over 10 the mile and quarter rsee:
Eunice won the ceiling race. mile and .
quarter; Edwin A., secoDd; Corel!a, third'
Frankiin won the peoples line stakes,
two miles; Danchicff, the favorite, second
Gen. PHILIPPE, third. Time. 3'44H.
Saratoga, Aug. l6.-RsininR. track heavy
The boat lines stakes, thrce.Quarters Of
mile, for two year olds. GlydeIia won Car
ella, second. Time. 20. .
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10 prevent the spread Of yellow fever into
other states, requisition upon the Eve hum
dred thousand dollars.
Cairo, August 16-Tbe following from
the secretary IL the stale board Of
health of Mississippi, 10 just received !:
"Msyorsville, Aiss.. Aug. l6-To J. H..
Rouch, Cairo-No cases Of yellow fever
here now"
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. August 16.
WHEAr-Spring nominal. Winter shade
lower. moderate, active. No. 9 red, .OS}.
RYE-Firm. State CSC.
CoRN-Wi.hout decided change western
mixed 45Ac@ 48Ac.
oAm-Weak, lower. Western mixed
2ole@S5lc. White 3lA@4lc.
BARLxY-75n
roRK-Firm, higher; $3.50 ca.h SEP
ss9bsf $3.50 bid for Ocsohee.
@407S.
BExr- -Qaiel.
RuYFxn--Cschasasd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
YELLOW FEVER.

Only Ono New Case In Memphis -Favsr
able Reports from O%hsr Points.
Memphia, Aug l7.-But one new cass
va reported to the board Of health up .
noon, io-wit: Ernat p. Leake.. Seven
aeS,os ~, have occurred ainoe last night.
Wasna.nston, Aug. ls.-Comp,rollcr Por.
se,, o' s"e lfsesusy dspastnea, says II The
ns"ons. ,u.';s..! oosro q health IL Of opinion .
81 ouaisGn Mausnli ~ 'os me support Of the people
o. memphis IN camps h ahsolusely necesas,y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
DAKOTA REPORTS.
VOLUME ONE.

EASsAs lag all cases arxuea ana ae
sermeneA BEFORE she saPrsme Cours q
Dakosas ron she orEanlxasion or sAs
rsrresoFy ~ 20 anA iaclualae the Ne.
eenser seras 1877. RePorsea Ay Aon.
0seavesss 9. seemed, late associate
jsssscs ssPreoe coars oT Ook oss: $50
page. Frscss psssPas1. $500. sent g
asy address - sseeaps er price.
A0Aee0a
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

New York, Aug. 1G.-Four dead bodies
were found this morning In the ruins of the
hotel burned last night at Locust Grove.
They were those of St. Joseph A. Pierce.
w. Schacharnt, Kate Rafter, chambermaid,
and Louise Cook.
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ruE supTERRANEAN THREATENINas.

the COLO OO0R0l lot new xOER yoetoiuoy
was in completion of an order for 25O. 600
pounds.
THE sUBTERRANEAN THREATENINGs.
London, August 16.-The commission
appointed to inquire into the danger at
Wieliczks from the subterranean distur-
bsnce, declare that there is no fear Of on
immediate catastrophe.
SORRY HE RESIGNED
1t is said Count Audrassy greatly regrets
the emperor's acceptance OF his resignation
as he really wished tp remain IN Office.
INTERNATIONAL PATENT LAW.
Berlin, Aug. ,l6.-It has been prop osed
to hold an international congress, May next,
to elaborate uniform patent law for adop-
tion BY the nations represented in the
congress-.
DEATH OF MRS. sAToRIs.
London, Aug. 16-The death of Mrs.
Satoris, daughter of Ex-Preaideut Grant
occurred on the sixth inst. at Warsash house,
Tich6eld, Hampshire. Her death was
sudden.
WHERE TIE GOLD COMES FROM.
London, Aug. 19-The Economist says
scarcely anything is being taken from the
bank Of England for the United States for
lu6LhuCes CIlOay IeuIItaduCeb WcIc CuIeuy
sums received from the continent.
TIE QUEBEC RIOT.
Quebec, Aug. 16.-All quiet during the
night, except occasional random pistol shots.
The troops are still in the barracks. At
noon Fl ,htinp was resumed by the French,
attacking Champlsin street from the heights.
The attacking party is said to be in force
and we'll armed The Irish in Champlain
and Montreal wards are all prepared to de-
fend their homes and families, and have bar
ricaded in some instances their houses.
Passengers by the North Shore from Mon
treal last night state that the cars were
stoned in passing through Stroch, and Bis
hop Racine, Of Chicoulimi, and other pas
sengers were slightly injured by missiles.
EXTRACTION PROCEEDINGS.
Toronto. August 16.-ProcecdInqs have
begun for the exrrsditiou of Col. Burgess,
deiineator, 90 The charge of shooting at
w. Elgerv with intent to kill.
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POLITICAL.

San Francisco, Aug. 16.-The honorable
bilks this p. m nominated Dewitt Farquar,
architect, for mayor.
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observation-disclosures.
CHEEsE-2c@54c.
WH1sKY-$l.063.

Esos- Unchanged s@14c.
CHEEsE-2c@54c.
WHlsKY-$l.O .O6A.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August lG.
WHEAT-EAsier. No. 2 red, 92i@92.c
spring s4sc cash, s4a@s4sc September; /;
SAFE bid for October.
RYE-Firmer, 66@67c.
CoRN-Firm, quiet. Western mixed 334c
cash, 34sc September, 343c October.
OArs-Firm, stronger, 233c cash Sep
tember, 24b bid October.
BARLEY-70c.
PoRK-stronger, quiet, Ss.474 cash, So.
55 October.
LARD-Quic,, unchanged, $50 for cash,
$5.724 October.
WHIsKY-Higher, 81 0C.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee. August 16.
WHEAr-4@3c lower. Hard 90c; No
/, ss; No. 2, S54c cash; S5sc for September
S5kc for October. No. 3, TIC, No. 4, Tic.
CoRN-Firm-33sc.
OArs-Dull. No. 2, 23sc.
RYE-49c.
BARLEY-60c.
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MARKETS BY TeLEeRApn.
WALL STREET.

New York, August l6.
Money-Easy, 24@3 per cent.
Government's-Firm.
Stocks-Weak.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
Death Of Mrs. Satorls, EXPIRES
ident Grants Daughter.
The Fever Disappearins-Only one
New Case Reported at Memphis.
A Government Appropriation Of $780,
600 Available For the Support
Of Persons in Camp.
FOREIGN.
GOLD FOR NEW -YoRE

London, August 18.-It is understood
the gold bought for New York yesterday
was in completion Of an order for $50 600
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16

Occupying three rooms, each 25xl00 feet
In size, and carrying q corresponding
stock, he possesses facilities for supplying
the wants of the people superior to any
other house in Dakota.
GEO. E. HAWLEY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
SORRY HE REsIGNED
DEATH OF MRS. sAroRIs.

London, Aug. 16.-The death Of Mrs.
Satoris, daughter of Ex-Presideut Grant
occurred on the sixth inst. at Warsash house,
Tich6eld, Hampshire. Her death was
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-19

up the booka and lst it - seen for
What those bonds Nare issued ?
But to do this would show up the
villainy and corruption that was
practiced to issue the spurious
paper, and the debt properly scaled.
No disgrace would detail our peo-
pie then, but the stain and corrup-
ton would ooze out of those who
had participated in the thieving
transaction. 1t is necessary for us
to ask Who has issued the bulk Of
the fraudulent bonds, and is It not
apparent that. the same people
have fought the scaling Of the State
dept? These facts are perfectly
clear to as, and we believe to every
man in the Site; and was it left
to the people, the debt would be
paid off at fifty cents on the dollar,
or the books showing the dates OF
these bonds be produced. Our
people are NOT in favor Of repudia-
ton, but they are bitterly opposed
to paying for what they have never
received; and paying the entire
debt is forcing them to recognize
the fraudulent thefts Of the War
moth, and Kellogg supremacy-We
The People. EssIAN DhfH ~
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Coayeniiop Notes.

7 Hon. r B. Stilie. Senatorial del
egate from Natchitoches, Sabine,
De Soto and Red River, died in
New Orleans on the 9th inst. q
The General Assembly is to pass
laws TO punish those who willfuily
violate labor contracts without any
legal or sufficient cause. lad sas
Also, to provide proper punish
ments for the sale of alcoholic OF
malt liquors on Sunday. sa ist'
1t is the sense Of the convention
that no provision that may be con-
tanned in the new, constitution can
haEsany force orshinding uponlthe
people oroflicers Of this State until
the same shall have been ratified
or rejected by the people. .s,i
The Judiciary Committee has
madsits report. The parish courts
are abolished and the number o.
judicial districts increased, while
the salaries have been greatly re-
duced. All judicial Offices to- be
filed by appointment Of the Gov.
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the party sole wIthont the eonsens
Of the o1ner, with the intent y
convert the same to his own use
and to deprive the owner perma-
nently of the use, benefit and en-
joymept Of the Same. !. The indict-
ment was qnashed for these rea-
sons, aud the district attorney
fled the following information,
which we do not think any Phila-
delphia lawyer could quash. The
information was fled and the dis
trict attorney fined $25 for con-
tempt OF court in filing the same.
Here is the '',nodel information'as
fled verbatim:
STATE OF Lot1s1iNA. PinisH or GRANT,
Dist. Court, July Term, AID. 1879.
Now comes into the honorable
the Ninth Judicial District Court,
holding session in and for Grant
parish, at its July term, which is
by law one of the regular terms OF
this honorable Court, in and for
Grant parish, Edwin Gardner Hun
ter, district attorney for the Ninth
judicial District of the State Of
Louisiana, who prosecutes in
proper person for and in behalf OF
the State of louisiana and gives
the said honorable Ninth Judicial
District Court to be informed and
understand that on or about the
5th day of January, A. D. 1879,
with force and arms, in the parish,
district and State aforesaid, and
within the jurisdiction of the hon
orable Ninth Judicial District
Court, holding session in and for
Grant parish, State of Louisiana,
one Harry Carter did-wilfully. fe-
loniously, maliciously, wrongfully,
illegally and corruptly, one hog,
then and there found to be the
property Of one Alice Mckinney,
said hog then and there found to
be worth the sum of seven dollars
in United States currency - take,
corruptly take, wrongfully take, il
legally take, rhaliciously take, and
feloniously take, without the con-
sent of the owner, to-wit: Alice
Mckinney; and the said Edwin e..
Hunter, district attorney of the
Ninth JUDICIAL District, further rep
resenis that the said Harry Carter
did not only take, as above repre-
sented, but did steal, without the
consent Of said owner, the said
hog and did carry away out OF the
possession of the said Alice McKin-
ney the said hog, worth the sum of
seven dollars, With the illegal, cor
rupt, unlawful,s felonious and ma
lcious intent to deprive the said
owner, Alice Mckinney, of the per-
mapent use and benefit of the said
property, to-wit: a hog, contrary
to the form Of the statute in such
cases made and provided and
against the peace and dignity oil
the State. o EDwn G. HUNTERS,
.zsrase~sg District Attorney,
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~ u - - 1-~4 ~ - ~
WAsHrNoroN. d. c., July 8, 70.
When Congress leaves Washing
ton stsgnation settles down upon
the city. There is little manufac-
turing here, and no trade ex-
cept local trade, and the business
of the government departments.
vast IS it is, is not enought to
keep up an appearance Of activity
in the strssta andAseaues The
numerous attractions of the city.
and its neigbborhood will always
secure it visitors at !, all seasons,
but the tide of Summer travel has
not yet turned this way sufficiently
tosupply tie rlsosof 9sagsesss and
thei crowds thstk come ~stli i and
during its sessions. lIs .sssA
Tc'these attractions one is about
to be- added uhuh Mm important
that give space to minute de-
scription of it. The erection here
of a great NaSiossaf museum has
for many yearssbeen N 'eontemrls
tion--such an one as should be
efeditabls alike TO shs Nsstiepsl
capital aud to the American people.
At the last session Of the forty-hftb
Congress an act was passed Great
ing the "Natiopal ;nnseu,p building
coppnssipn { cansitipa 81 Gs,,eral
William T.. Sherman. Gen. M. C..
Meigs. Pref s. n. Baird and Hon.
Peter Parker 10 provide plans
aud superintead Tue construc-
ton, and AN appropriation of two
hundred and Fifty tbounaudNiollArs
was made for that purpose, and
when, finished to be under the con-
troll and management Of the Smith
oman Institute. The. building
(Which will be freYproofl will be
three hundred and twenty-eight
(32Sl feet square, one, story high
of pressed brick With granite base,
and galleries extending entirely
around the outside Of building. II
will have . dome in the center
ninety-two feet high, octagon il
shape. There viii be four main
entrances from North, South, East
and West, and eight towers, eighty
four feet high, two on either side
of the main entrances, the door,
Of which will be twelve by twenty
feet, the. roof will be of slate and
glass, the entire building covers
two aud one-quarter acres .o1
ground which is a larger area than
that Of any other builing in the
country, with the exception Of the
Capitol Of the United States. Five
,, millions of brick Will be used in III
construction. It viii be heated by
steam, and furnished with all The
modern ixtares, and conyeniences
When completed will be the largest
and most complete in AL the ar
engagements of any other structure
for similar purpose, in the world
and VIII be such an one as the
American people may. we'll b
proud of. s,,.,.,
| Congress adjourned on the, Let
and in great good humor. N,
party had secured all that it hoped
for or expected, and the sense o
having secured something. and
deprived the enemy Of something
put all the members in q pleasan
frame of mind. The only govern
ment officers provided for wer'
the q. S. Marshals, and Is it i
believed the courts can carry OF
their business as usual even with
out appropriations for these officers
no extra session viii be necessary
The President showed grea
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2 ae..1c :. .------- =
nusTNs2slECcT CnurRT.
sssaIK
wa, 70 nao - -, - ~.
ahS solD'n - 'u' -..''' III
poftant cases that were before the
Ninth ,Jddicial District Court du-
l r;nc its f en DAYS sitting in and for
60 ,'''''s
sa 1911 esm -
sStase Ss. b johnston es aus
charged with esinugl seee cotton
between sunset ~end sunrise. Ac-.
Quilted. 10 - $50 q 80
State nveIMl White, charged
with mnrdet Case continued on
applica*doha OF district attorney.
Seahson 4afton ~ Emehne Car
ter. ct q. rAct % apprenticeship
annulieds ma fhnehne Cdrter, the
mother, ordered 70 deliver child
into custody o 6eabr0n Burton or
pay 2 mo ~ zen dollars ana the
cost OF suns y. % -, -
Lorenzo Sm1sh VS.. A. u. Grow.
Continued ~ consent. -.'.n -
W r. 0aynesa vs. 70. d. Mum
ford e A. yademens revived re-
Installing pant recoras' -
d. mcknight a. " reagan.
Continued ~ consent -. =.
state vs. washington Wnite. &c
cused o. horse stealing, sfound
entity ana sentenced TO I'VE years
IN the state penisensiary -, - :,
State Vs. HAIRY ana nenry Car
ter, charged wssh' assault and Dat
terry Tree oy the court. Harry
was CONVEYED oi sssaois ana pat
tery ana sen.encea 70 twenty Gays
IN tne parish JAN. . neary convc,
ted o. simpie aesanis ana sentenced ,s'l'c
70 pay nne 0i'SiU OF ten Gays IN
we perlsn lsa =, -. 800,
sase w. mmy 1nomas charged
WIN mansleue .ses: 5oupd guiisy
as emerged m tno' nHdictment, ana
sentenceds 70 nve years y tne STATE
pen,sennary, =, 1919 -,
; nsate vs. Az beli. charged
WITH snofonng WITH intent ns 70 k iil
rouno gun! - cnergeo IN the IN
dictment, reOommenoeq 70 mercy
OF the court ana sentenced TO pay
Anne OF voV ana cost OF the prose-
nnk10n Ann IN L0r0|@LU IA0VA HnT1Gs
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GILMORE & 90,
$40 e SE~ V4SHING4 TON p. q

WILL PROSECUTE BEFORE THE
General Land Office Office of Indian AZ
fairs, Department of the Interior, the
Court of Claims, and United States SUI
preme Court, Claims Of all kinds arising
under laws governing the disposal Of
Public Land, or the adjustment Of
French, spanish and Mexican Grants, or
other Private Land Clafms. Special at
tention given to cases involving Title to
Grant Lands and Mining Claims Land
Warrants and Land Scrip bought. Cash
paid for Soldiers Additional Homestead
Rights Soad stamp for circular Of in
structions. Three stamps to pay postage
if you want fnA set Of blanks and IN
strnctions- n3-1y
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~ inc lnuuSttlou8- V0pltai MOI
required we viii start you Men, WOO
men, boys and girls make money faster
at work for us than At anything else.
The work Is light and pleasant, and
such a. any one. can 60 right at. Those
who are wise who see this notice will
sad usgtheiT 6l1dres6 = t,1ce ard ~ fbF
themselves. Costly OUTFIT and terms
free. Now is the time. Those already
at work are laying mp hsrgc sums Of
money Address TRUE & CO.
jy5ly sksn Augusta, Maine.
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The most liberal rates offered by
THOS. w. MILLER. Agent,
l5l Common street. New Orleans.
BrRefcrs by permission to A BALD
win e. Co., Schmidt Il Ziegler. Flash
Brothers, Miller g. Dielmann, Richard
son Il May and many other prominent
New Orleans merchants jelS-6m
Late Register at
Kirwin, Kansas.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-06
Bismarck Tribune.

Bismarck Tribune,
The g. Baby Mine " over the river, owned
by Z. H. Bly,, has now grown to q full sized
adult. 1t has been mined a distance of over
200 feet and holds out we'll a new vein
was discovered last week over seven feet
thick, and OF a better quality than the three
loot vein. Eighteen men are at work il, the
mine, but they cannot yet supply the demand
of the locomotives OIL the extension. Over
200 tons have already been taken ont. The
force OF men will be doubled soon, when Mr.
Bly, will endeavor to supply the Bismarck
demand. The mine has been a paying one
from the start and is likely to prove a bo-
nanZa.
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The subject Of band which was agita:ed
some two months ago seems to have been
buried and the little ripple it caused on So
ciety has subsidized into dead calm There
have been several efforts made at intervals
during that time to get those interested to-
gether and take some decided action in the
matter, but their absence has been conspic-
uous on each occasion. Further than this
there have been several contributions made
and some money raised for the purpose of
starting band and there is nothing to pre-
vent the successful organization of a good
band here--all it.requires is q little energy
and perseverance, There will he a meet.
ing Monday night i'll Mr.. Ostranders new
building for the purpose Of seeing what cali
be done i'll the premises. Now gentlemen
wake up and come to time.
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t Meals. Daily except Saturday: Daily
except Monday.
Trains connect at St. Paul and Minneapolis
with trains east and south at St. Cloud with
trains for Melrose and the Sank Valley: at
Brainerd with trains to and from The Wsst
and South.
Connection with St. Paul and Duluth R. r.,
trains at N. p Junction St. Paul and Pacific
railroad trains at Giyndon for St. Vi,cents
winnipeg and tie British possessions at
Bismarck with stages for Standing Rock,
Fort Rice, Berthold, Fort Keough, and other
points in Montana also with n. ". Stage and
Express Co. S line to Deadwood City and all
points in the Black Hills also with Missouri
river Steamers for Fort Benton and ill points
OH the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers.
May 18th, 1879. II. E.. SARGENT.
Gen'l Manager, St Paul
G. G. SANBORN, H.A. TOWNK.
Sen'l frt. and Ticket Ast, Superintendent,