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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-17

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-17
STOCK SPECULATION.

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re-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-17

MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price. s.. Sold by all Druggists.
, 1880-03-25
DLAINE'S EXPECTATIONS,
How Hts Friends Expect 10 Nominate
Him ut tho National Convention.

How Hts Friends Expect to Nominate
Him ut tho National Convention.
fran1 a Circular " ths National ttiatne Club.
III Fcbn,ary. 1870, a carcful observer nt tho
Capltnl ,nnt1n MI estimate Of tho prnbahtc
atrcngth Of candidates In tho 1opuhlicnn Nh
tlnnnl Convention In juno. lie Kave Mr.. illnno
al vt'tes 10 begin with; Mr.. 11laluo octual,y ra-
cctvc'l :80. lie predicted that Mr.. lhlno wOtlld
be nominated after a few ballots 10 compliment
other candidates. Evcryhely knows that that
result was defeated only BY tricks, and which
cnnnot with safcty To tho party bo attempted
nEnn.
Tho anna gentleman makes a prediction
touching tho Convention to bo held IN June.
Every candid observer knows TINT btr. Hlafnn's
chnilccs nro much bGttcr thnh thoy wcrc IN 1871
Then III tho tirst bulltt he rccoIved but oue vno
nf tho 2n cast by tho grent ceutral block of
syiyania, OhIo, inlIann, anl Kentucky. Now iic
Will receive nt tcast sExly.eght from tlem on
mont !fty.fo,,r yates) will bo solid for hltn As
second choice.
The following Is tho Ecntlcinnn's csttmatc OF
tho slrHt baltOts
, 1880-03-25
GRANT AND LEE.
Tho Conqueror's story OF tho Surr render
at AppOfnatt0x.

Tho Conaueror,n story OF tho Surr enJer
J. n. Fopno's Arn,it'd the World With 7rd..s-"
CON, Grant. M A VI % bnl a WI wsetcbea m ncadache- @
hendnchcs To wbIcft hnve hcrn auh,cct-ncrv.
n,,s ~ tom m uten, norsnanl e sorin 1nt
suffer or not. had tn keep moving, / saw
oionrly, csrcc'ally nftor shsidan had cut OF tho
~ ,.' .uss '.eu 1..s. ~, VI
srcak anu run run into mo mon.o'1s-oreaK N a..
and ase, sase US dozen bands as
,choa NJ, ~" uotont ny ~ w" ~ et,'o " oaht
~ @ ,nn on ~ vo IN or usu
test, and, II possible, 10 havo him use his influ
cnco in inducing tho surrender Of Johnston and
the othor Isolated armios. Yon sec tho war was
wo we,o, do not SEQ how We conid haye endured
view.
$50 with these views wroic Con. Lee, and
il fam,!ar. Ico Goes not nppcmr wv Well III in " that
correspondence. not nearly 80 well as he lid IL
s SCI v5o wn,n; m S1oe s
dior, concorncti nlono for tbs wclfHre al bis
army aud bis Suite. 1 received word TINT Loo
Stert;lnn's hnnna,,nrifrs' I f,n', tn r]n n,itn \
dsiamCo through muddy co,ititrv. ire,ncinGcr
hss ssa S9nse5nfd a a3t ~
and without any istnguishinx mark uf rank
except tho SHOULDER. strips u n Lioatanant-
Ssith mn, IL i, my ImSn ri,1n ,v.s ofr"iu hcc
,njsht @ think mennt to slow hltp st.idIssl @ dis.
nn,1rtcsv ~ ar rnsminr.-nt irost I. fhn1,t,ht .,
lit hi, n M ohcr Clothes w,thiti reaeb. al ious
~ a,rx a ~ tNnt m o r{ffnv ,tmfSi n@nH
,s.t sh.r,dan. Tl9,o fi"ncrni' Who WA
nne NJ Tim hrrnns nr tha s een,naiuu. anl whasn
nness,v r. 1nti NO sf,ern r. NIL fes tr,,nnInr
that shorIdan ~ wns jmpat!sut Wien inct lin.
1 srFD ,nsst ~ ~ HIM ~ nstmno sMs
tm"t l., hn c " ia fnct W mi, nniod ~ 1'7
~" isnos. ~ oniuv n and yHr"nv ~, nhs"'t"
e!s @ ~ suH ~ wv rt 1SS r. NV ~ IL t
~ . ~ n II ,.c ~ ca ~ ,tn * III
, 1880-03-25
llOttX1sN AND d,AltEkFA{1IsN.

IfOH sALE-A FINE TRAM or GRAY MARES o
: H. 9hd ! xeaE1 old, Weighing luO pounds ApplyA
~ W4At }lItnuA.
, 1880-03-25

md heayy, from parallel streets IL tiycrttvl m
hopc af rciemrton. vhic cscn Il IL, r, frrshr"ss
y fl lnntled with tho mud and flth brought from
mo almost bottolnlcss 1,,ngmIrcs Of tho aItla
, 1880-03-25

RIO AEsr-7.s1o1tY AND nAsEMEST. BntCK,
1f15 fndlnnn-uv. 7-atotf Rtld basement, brick. II
Winthrop iisee, Wrtt sido:. .btara ana bssenisrt,
and the two nata abaye. A. 3sl fe-, ilandniph-tt:
from Alnyl It, 4. KIM, NJ wHshtnRiDn.st.. isu,m l..
ftO IlENr-FlOM MAY 1.-THE t.s'TOilf h1iDWS-
Stone front 1welI!nx ~ pshr'nsn: ~ and a
RIO HEST- FUNNfsliED - SPLENDID RESI-
l. dcncA four snilcs fruui C0urt.I tau.e 10. Also.
hDtue tine places unfuriI!shed, EDWIN 4. RICE d
CO., % WhshinHtHn-bt,
, 1880-03-25

TAR KEAN, ITS CLARK -ST. CIfINAOu-CON8pi4-
~ taton free. pGtsonssy q " lettsr. or eh,onie
iustrslsd book TINT, sid paxes beautifully bound;
PRESCRIPTIONS 1Us ali ls0assa. Price u. postpaid.
, 1880-03-25

..... TO EXCHANGE,
'lO ExCIlANGE-400 ACAl:s GOOD IOWA
farming land. noRt railroad, for CblcRK0 eQu!tleA.
AdtvesA q. Tribune ohtcS.
I{TANTKh 10 ExClfANGE-i.M0A ACRES OF LAND
IN hUntucty: tevon nctats nsekct llroA,
sdo city limits. AddEesA ~ Tribune unice.
, 1880-03-25

CSAHC UDCK OF lnCQ ppAFu93 AhkG~euul1 BtSfCA
nlling, md two gnllnns nf tar 70 tho square ynrl,
rhetis n conseIc 6nM an !, ,scryleoaelo stye X
Thus tho three tirst-nall,ed In tho list havo cach
z thlrty-etRht-foot roadway, those charged at
Ht3te street after tho Widening has been dane
win have sixty foot road. nf which tho strcct-
tasp h'' to pave and Keep In order SIX
ANOTHER CONTRACTOR
lwas of the opinion that the enttro expon1c of
paving ail the negioeted stroots na,no.i could DO
sossht les pcs f. Il o lit ss lie
henT fhs w. ma axs n Ta e ' IT. ssaa ss h sss
tso . xses xersh rsea P%nss PSs stone aes IT s
posts; asphalt ho was sick Of anu had taotbluK
tto sGy about; and nuither gruvul nor 1tacadata
g. ct ax Hsg s sss y s
j.eet!oas On tho streets wh!shtt y pfopased to
paved. and on tho w6ols atulr the, cost "a
hS Sit would DO n'st ~ rIns pffop
" a0s snee aeps; sst ysar o.ss.
Ss a ssso wsts sssS Viz
a. ssa sss; .ES ;s sts;s!s :sSS EssS
{as9re. i Is rrotalio s,so that tho auanty e
" gu several Of tho strects wal!s hav. been
however. he deilnItly sot!lod until the EnBtneers
,aaryey Tas prepared. IT, sum ~. therefore. u
expended tho streets named could 10 put at
once IN gtn,d condition. Several uf tho cou-
tfnctoss hold TINT 1t was Just LII necessary to
Paw 11Ix ALLEYS
as the streets. for tho dirt from the one ls
brought out upon The wheels ot vehicles snd
deposited on the other: Tho tlmc for piece-
mea! legsslat!on In regard to such All important
matter a. TIE paving Of Chicago had, It
va was recognized. passed oy: ny putting ln
most Important division OF the city TO which
kpec!al reference has been made something like
eystom can be introduced. Aait now stAnds, 3u1t
70 soon a one street Is paved all tho tzan light
, 1880-03-25
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

6Fff@n& DHPltta III 1As LhteaG9 lfs1nHf4
AvH Annon. Mich. March a4.-Tho twcnty- first
nnnnai commencement OF tho Department uf Law
ofMtchIgAh University occurred t'iis morning,
and tho nth anpnnl commencement OF tho Coi-
lcgc OF Dental Surgery this afternoon. Owing
to tho lcnKthoned term of thrco years (ntuo
months III encht of tic two Mctftcnl Schools.
tnc,r co,nmencotnents did not taltu place at this
Tina rs horu,otorg. hut will occur III June. Mt
tho time Of tho commencement OF the Literary
Department.
University Itnl wns tii1cd with n large audi
cuco l,oth morning and nfternonn,--frntn 1000 to
$500 people being present ut cnch commcnco-
n1Ent.
At tho Lnw commencement. In tho morning,
the platform wns occuple'! by PRESIDENT AnRclt.
the hoard HE tcrct1ts, Judges Cooley and Cntnp-
hGll: rrofs; Charles \. keMt ard Charles l.
Walkcr Of Detroit, and cx-Gpv. Fclch nf Ann
numerous other dIstingntshcd grntl.nlcn ,of
Tho degree Of LII. Il. was conferred upon LIE
persons; Attl tho address to tho class was made
by tho Hon. Jn,ncs v. Chtnpbctl, Ill, D.
III tho nftcrnlA,n. ut tho Dental cumrncnce-
mont, the tcrrcpd,f II. D. $. was conferred uton
thrtyfolir peraJS: and tho n,ilrcss to tho cinsa
waa delivered by DR.. George a. Robinson, Of
jackson.
, 1880-03-25

Niothersi your child may hnve wormsf Then
by nll mems use ltrOwns Vcrtntft,we Goultits."
They are tho best, Burcat, mud 1nnst pleasant
cents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24

Steamboat business is making lively
times at Running Water.
A coal and wood yard would find a
cordial welcome at Huron.
Barley was the best crop yaised in
Brookings county this year.
Turner county's fair will be held Octo-
ber 18th and 14th, ut Parker.
Lincoln county will vote this fall on
the question of building a Jail.
Mail service has been ordered semi
weekly between Parker and Cameron.
Buck Wheelock is among the "spoken
ofs"' for Legislative honors from Lincoln.
The Finlay postoffice has temporarily
closed its doors for lack Of a postmaster.
A good live attorney might achieve a
fortune at Marion. The Gazette SAYS
A new depot will be built on the Sioux
City d. Pembina, six miles south of Sioux
Falls. ~
The hook and ladder outfit for the
Sioux Falls fire brigade has been started
from the factory.
. Fifteen Turner county potatoes, Early
Rose, grown by Phil Cotton, of Marion,
fill peck measure.
An Iowa, Nebraska gentleman, named
Hill has been looking at the advantages
OF Marion for steam -four mill.
The Dakota Horticultural society held
it's first session at Marion, Turner coun-
ty, recently and adopted constitution.
The Episcopal church at Canton is 60
ing ahead. This appears to be an Epis-
copal church year. They are putting up
editices at all exposed points.
The railroad well at Marion is one
hundred and sixty feet deep. Whatever
truth there is at the bottom of it will
have to remain there and soak.
The republicans of the fourth legisla-
tive district will meet in convention at
Springfield, on the Both. Charles Mix
and Brule counties, with Bon Homme,
comprise the district.
Thos. H. Brown is a candidate for
county treasurer of Minnehaha county.
Brown is a gentleman of the old school
and better man for the Office cannot be
found. ~ ..a
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24

Bombay, Sept. N-The landslip at
Maine Tel, Bengal, which destroyed SO
many lives. was caused by forty hours
rain, during which twenty-five inches
fell. The effect of such an enormous
mass Of water pouring down into con-
fined space, which is simply basin form
ed by circuit of hills, can be imagined.
All roads were cut to pieces. Victoria
hotel was deserted by visitors. The po-
lice and a band OF laborers and soldiers
were quickly on. tie spot. About noon
there was a sudden roar and rumbling
followed by vast clouds of dust, and
while the earth shook, the lake rose in a
moment far above it's usual height and
swept in massive waves towards the wler
when an enormous land slide came down
burying the hotel and band of .rescuers
with the disastrous result already men,
toned,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
LATEST BY MAIL.

Denver, Col, Sept. 22-At Los Vegas
this afternoon, Samuel Matthews. while
under the influence of liquor, killed his
girl and then committed suicide.
Chicago, Sept. 22-Dr. Cream and Mrs
murder and abortion, the victim being
Miss Faulkner.
Louisville. Ky,Sept. 22-NIiss Sadie, /
aged l9, daughter of Hugh L. White, as
prominent citizen of Richmond, KY, was
found dead in bed this morning with
her throat cut from ear to ear. A knife,
found in the bed, evidenced self-destruc-t
ton. Temporary insanity was the cause.
The girl was generally conceded to be
the belle:of the Blue Grass Region of
Kentucky. -
Brattleboro, VT, Sept. 22.-A telegram
announcing the arrest at Omaha of the
defaulter, S. NJ. Waite, late president of
the First National bank at that place,
created an excitement equalled only by
the first news of his defalcation and flight
last June. w. NJ. Waite, son of the de-
faulter, said tonight: "If father comes
back here, others will have to share the
punishment for completely"
San Francisco, Sept. 22.-A Victoria
dispatch says a genuine sea serpent, six
feet IN length, with the orthodox name,
head shaped like panther and the tail
whitfield down to a sharp point, was
brought in by the Indians yesterday, who
caughtit in the deep water in the strnight
Of Debaro. It's appearance creates in
tense interest amongst the savants,, anG
old fishermen cannot place the monster
The serpent has been photographed, ant
the body will be preserved in spirits ant
sent to Ottawa for classification.
Chicago, Sept. 22.-A Tucson dispatcl
says the Daily Star will publish to-mor
row morning the following: A gentle
man just arrived from Guyamos inform!
us that bad blood is brewing at thai
place between the Mexicans and Amer
cans. A new paper has been started
called the Monitor, Mt Del Commerce.
1t attacks violently the railroad com
pany, and is insulting to all Americans
Lately the editor and author of thes'
insulting articles was challenged success
lively by different Americans to morta
combat, but declined fighting. The,
charge that the railroad company i
working without the approval of, thei
concession, and that the only order is
sued by the Mexican government is on
to admit material for the road free o
duty, and that the officers of the com
pany i'll Guyamos have laid out tow
called New Guyamos, distant two mile
from the old town, and have laid out th
streets and christened them American
names, all Of which the Mexicans clair
is contrary to their laws. =
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
FOREIGN.
Summary of News

London, Sept. PA Paris dispatch
says that at meeting of the cabinet
council st. Helaire desired to postpone
the nomination of an under Secretary of
foreign affairs. President Grevy an
nounced that he will go to the country
to-day.
A dispatch from Cellinge announces
that Admiral Seymour has arrived there
The commander-in-chie of the Monte
negrin force which is to operate against
Dulcigno has arrived at Saturman to
hold conference with Admiral Seymour.
Paris. Sept. PA telegram from An
tivari declares the report that the Al
banians had driven the garrison out of
Dulcigno on the 18th inst, is confirmed
London, Sept. pa Paris correspond
ent says that at a cabinet council yester-
day it was agreed that proceedings
against non-organized orders should be
gradual, preference being given to cases
unlikely to provoke legal conflicts. The
idea OF convening the chambers before
the usual time was rejected. The min
lstry OF worship has been offered to
Deves, but which was declined through
fear the appointment might be made the
subject of untoward discussion, seeing
that during the debate on the estimates
for worship in the chamber Of deputies
aproposal to make a seperate depart
ment of worship, was negatived by a
large majority.
The Republique Franchise says the
programme of the new cabinet consists
firstly in the execution of religious de-
crees for the suppression of non-author-
lzed orders, compulsory and gratuitous
secular primary education, and serious
reform in the magistracy, the necessity
for which is again demonstrated by pro
clerical demonstrations at Portiers and
Anglers. The foreign policy of the min
lstry is an honorable peace such as
benefits.
London, Sept. N.-William J. Taylor
" Co., New Castle on Tyne, insurance
brokers, have failed. Liabilities, 1880
pounds.
Vienna, Sept. 24-Goshen, British am
bassador at Constinople. in the name of
all the powers, officially informed the
porte OF the presentation of Vice Admir-
al Seymour's ultimatum to Risa Pasha,
Montenegrins have strengthened their
ports in all directions.
Rome, Sept. GA young Cincinnati
lady, Marie Van Zandt made the attempt
of giving the roll Of Gildo in Rigaletto,
and scored q great success before an au-
dience of 4,OOO people.
Paris, Sept. M-The Republique Fran
caise, Gambetta' S organ, says the foreign
policy of the ministry is peaceful.
Panama, ma,Sept.24-Peruvian are active
ly engaged in drilling and the organiza-
tlon OF their army for the protection of
Lima and fortifying the city.
Since the shock of an earthquake
which occurred Aug. 18th, it is reported
at Coquimo that the town Of Illapel, in
the interior, has been destroyed by the
shock and some two hundred persons
killed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
sbec,alTax Sale.
OFFICE OF C1TY TREASURER YANKroS D. T.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER YAxKroS D. T.,
September ahh. 1880.
NOTICE. is hereby. given that in pursuance of
an ordinance of the city council of the city
ofYankton. D. T., passed and approved August
2)th;i1SS0. and entitled: = s1.
IAN Ordinance, Bevying Special Tax to
.defrRy the cost and expenses of Sidewalk
along the north side of Third street. between
Capital street and Pine street, i'll the City of
'Yankton-D. T."
And due notice having been given of said tax
being due;and in my hands for collection, and
thatfhe same would become delinquent and
penalty accrue on the 10th day of September.
1850, the treasurer Of said city of Yankton, ID.
IT,, will proceed to sell ut public auction at the
curt house in the cityof Yankton. on Monday the
eighteenth day,of October, 1880, at o'clock a.
M: of said day, all the real estate upon which
said special tax now delinquent with accrued
penalty is unpaid for the purpose of paying
The following is list of the real estate to be
sold and the amount of said special tax on each
lot, respectively:
James NJ. Stone, lot 9, block p amount of ia,
SIPS. amount of penalty S4.ls, total amoun
SEAL. Paul Stephens, lot III, block %, amoun
of tax $al.s, amount of penalty $5.1s. tota
amount $57.W.
WM. BLATT.
Treasurer and Collector of the City of Yanktnn
ID. T., 2D27, 4 II IL.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
Railroad Accident.

indianapolis, Sept. PA freight and
passenger tram collided on the Vandalia
road this morning. The engineer on
the passenger train was killed,
b. W. Dilliham fatally injured and
two others badly hurt. The collision
was on bridge and both locomotives
went down with terrible crash forty
feet below, carrying with them Engineer
Ranken and Fireman Sam Saunders who
was also killed. According to q hter
dispatch eight freight cars of wheat
went down and were lost.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
regard of The schwatkn Expe,li,ion.

New York, Sept. N--rhc Herald pub
fishes a letter of correspondent who
accompanied the Schwatka expedition to
King Williams Land. The story refers
particularly to incidents of the great
sledge journey. This is supplemented,
however, by the discovery Of relics and
the examination of native witnesses,
which lead to the conclusion that the fate
Of the officers and crew of the Eriebers
and Terror was terrible even to the ut
most limit of imagination, and that the
records of the Franklin expedition are
lost beyond recovery.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24

New York, Sept. 24.-The Commercial
says trade is rushing. Piles of merchan-
disc ON the sidewalks at railroad depots
and at wharfs OF departing steamers
Indicate great activity. The bulk of
shipments take the direction of south,
southwest and west, and the distribution
to all points shows very general in
crease Of freight shipments from 20 to
80 per cent compared with 1879. The
fall dry goods trade for wholesale and
retail has exceeded expectations,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
An InsurrectiOn.

San Francisco, Sept. 24.-The schooner
Grey Hound, bearing news of revolt of
natives against the French in Island
Dominica, of the Marquesa group. Sew
eral whites and natives were killed. The
white inhabitants fortified themselves as
we'll as possible, but were on the point of
surrender when relieved by french gun
boat from Makahiva. The insurrection
is suppressed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
81. a.. ~
lnCreuSe of Cable 1SnteS

London, Sept. A.-The Anglo-Ameri-
can cable company announce that on and
after the first of October the tariff from
New York and Canada to the United
Kingdom will be increased to fifty cents
per word; government messages half
cable rates, and press messages will be 25
cents with deferred rates of 12l5 cents.
The rate to France and places beyond the
United Kingdom remain unchanged Mt
l2la cents, but on and after December
first it will be increased to fifty cents
Direct cables are also increased to fifty
cents per word.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24

Washington, Sept. 24.-The weather
indications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys. are: During the
rest of Friday warmer south to west
winds, falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather, light rains in northern portions
where the temperature will fall by Sat-
urday morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
Sheen Growers Association.

Philadelphia, Sept. 24.-The conven-
tion of the international wool growers
association reported in favor of calling
the attention of congress to the necessity
OF making large appropriation to the
department of agriculture to assist in
distributing documents regarding sheep
and their products. = G&sY
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Marion will soon have new hotel.
Wheat ut Sioux Falls sells at Gs a
Mrs. Judge Kidder is again seriously
ill.
Watertown is surrounded by fire
break.
The masons of Broolsings have now n
lodge of their own. -
McCook county wheat. averages 2s
bushels to the acre.
Tho Springfield Episcopal church is
nearing completion. tEfis 70 :
The masons of Canton gave grand
ball last Tuesday evening.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24
Charged with creating a Fever r Panic

OntrEcU WITH CfeHtIhS FeVef 1'lHIC.
New Orleans, Sept. A.-The state
board OF health protests against EN-
deliberately attempting to create yell
requests that they be confined in their
congress- "a
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24

Panama, Sept. pa sidewheeler
ocean steamer is reported ashore on the
Atlantic coast near Carthagenia, name
not known; supposed to be one of the
cattle steamers running between Colum-
bin and Cuba. (This is possibly the
missing steamer San Salvador.)
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-09-24

Philadelphia, Sept. 2l-The Pan Pres
byterian council to-day heard reports
and papers including one on the inspec.
tion of the authentic Interpretation OF
the scriptures.