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, 1880-09-21

TllE "Kloriolls" dispatch Of tho Democrat
Iccatnlislatr Justly entities hin, tho New York
Tribune thinks, u tho tltie u Gen. 1IuLf.Gock.
, 1880-09-21

THE number Of Democrats that liayo gone
into the ferry b's!,iess between lnllaua a1lI
Kentucky this ,lIantll is enormous.
, 1880-09-21

THE Democrats are pfuw!ng III Indiana
6!tt MI OK Ena TIL .ss; anl Tho OK IL lui,le aud
blind. The ass tlucs III tho pulling.
, 1880-09-21

JUDGE JAMES +. SlSSOrT.
NEW Yoi.K, Sept. 2o.-JudEc james T. Sill
NIT, Of thu Marine Court, died Inst night.
lie WIS 4 grent fayhrit Of Alr. ridden. nlllt
obtained legal education in tic laltet's
utlcr.
, 1880-09-21

PROF. WILLIAM MEYENHOEFER.
LoC1sv11.I.E, Sept. 9f.-1'rnf. william, Mcy-
erhocfer. f0rmer teacher Of Tlleo1nre 'rhon,-
rs, died ut tho City Hospital, G0 years old.
lie wns fluent III nine languages. lie has IT.
Gently been Orga,i>t ut tifnct Church. Ills
wife II rephrtet1 lu lie living LII New York,
but ller kdlrGss Is unki,nW,t.
, 1880-09-21
THE WEATHER.


OFFICE OF THE CItIEF SlaSAL OFFICER,
W.AslliSuroS, d. e., Scpt. ai--l II. n..-For
Tennessee and tho Oht0 Valley, clear or fair
weather, southwest to northwest winds,
slight changes in temperature aila baro.n-
etnr.
For tho Lnwer Lake rcgIotl, cooler, clear,
or fair weather, south to west w1nlJ, mid
slowly rising barometer.
For tho Upper Luke rog'nn, southorly to
westerly Winds, rising barometer, partly
cloudy wcMtller, aud slight changes Il, toni
lerature.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
sonrl Valleys, ctear or laTr weather, westerly
10 sosltllerly Winds, slight rise followed by
falling barometer, nearly stationary tempcra-
ture.
Cautlonary signals cont!nMo Mt l,utEalo,
Erie. Cleveland. Suction i. Sa'Idlsky, Toledo,
Detrnlt, SectEGIl ]. l'Drt liuroll. Alpnnn,
A!ncki',nw. tsraiM llave'l. Suction !, CbiraKo,
M1lwnuktt. Seetini, l. EscanabA, Marquette,
Duluth, a1ld llnueltun.
LuoAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1880-09-21

DEATH OF y SVITCUMtS.
Hpfttal U.pdtth 10 TIT Chicago If1hune.
ApR1AS, AtIcl,., Sept. co.--Clark Daley, the
Ewftchnsan 50 severely crushed here ota tic
n!gEt Ut Tic 18th. died last night :
, 1880-09-21

THE EINVF3HT,
FIN ,,,,,,,,,u,,.s J Tic Legislature,
4u' NeP"D''e''"'''"''''''1 The u. i. ::cfGltnr,
l'rhrcn Congressman.
Thc Grccn1nckcrs. ...Twtr s'nnyress,lstu.
tic Democrats. .............nu u . UuuuGuU
It's Il clrhor t,nrty anyhow.
, 1880-09-21
fol. s 900, defeating Lee. DEElln. Ten Eyck,
nnd Daniel OI.eAry, Of Ohio. Tine, 81
nlluutes 81 seconds.


POISONED GRrUDLE-Ct1iEs.
Special IAspaseh 10 Th* EAttaoo 7f11u,e.
WrLKEsBAIs1lE, Pa., Sept. 20.-Yestcrday
morning sal poisoning affair occurred at
Afoosic, near this city, resulting to-day fl
tw0 deaths, X. $. Woodward and wife wero
Visiting n relative, j. d. Carol, Sunday
morning. Griddlc-cakes were served for
breakfast, ard all atc heartily. The family
Wns subsequently taken Ill, and this morning
Mrs. Carrul and Mrs. Woodward died. The
scrvantgfFl Is not expected to live; but the
others who nto Of the poisoned cakes arc
thought to he recovering. Mrs. Carol went
To tlcfghlDr to borrow sO1tlc meal for maxi
lng tho cakes. and was told to Rn down cellar
r1nt help herself, whlcl, she lid, dipping It
out with sattctr that she found on Shelf.
In this arsenic had been placed for po,sot,-
tny rats.
COLLISION on TIFF UNION PACIFIC
OMAHA, Nct,., Sept. 90.-1'he overland cx-
press. bound cAst, Un the Union 1'acifit, COL
lidcst with freight trn,n last night near
Julesburg. and fivo cars are reported In tho
ditch, Including the mail car, botton side up.
Afaii.Clerk Herbert afri the fireman nrc In
jurctl, but 1t Il Impossible to get any details
nj present, though IN passcngers are scrf.
ously Injured that we cah learn Of. Or
course there will be 10 traln from the West
to-day.
, 1880-09-21
Nursing mothers md lcitcato females gn[
strength fr0uI 3lalt Iiit1ors.
COCOA. .

Tsa,rt"r<. slap At Inn Astor t1nu*s. Ssw rark.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
Die Gape1lcn Ses Chores.

Die GaPeae suna6it binter Dem
Sreu;aItare 1T bic bsS bsiIisen gnssls
BERT, Sefen Gcbeine in ibr bis SUN
Sabre 1888 rubtsn.
Die Sobannes Gapeae birst BIZ
9rabitdtte bes @riinSers bes SomsS,
GUnraOs bon SOditaSen. Ssin in Gr;
sesOHeneS 8iIonib, cine 9(rbeit aus BEN
Is. Sabrbunpert, rubt auf iebsr 2uns'
ieite neun, an ieber Gusrieits brsi
gdi9en beiinben.
SIN Der Wlitte Der Maternus Gapelt
itsbt bus gpitapb 6es GgbiidoiS 8bi.
Iipp bon 9einsbers, wpbl Sss friess.
rif6Itcn bon Stasn, bic ben StubI inns
sebabt. gr itarb i'm Sabre Il91 an
Der Beit in StaIien, ipObin er all Der
Spite eines Seeres 9eSoSen mar, um
9bnis Ssinri9 bic Saiierfrone auf5us
ieBeu.
Sn Sieier GapelIe ruben uuter einem,
su GnSe bss II. SabrbunSerts mad Gem
gntipurfe beS DOmberrn Ssiny;5 rc,
9lerins auf SefsbI .Sss er,bi,6pf;
y'aT'm!.".,an Seinri6 bon sasem an.
|-Beferti8ten Ylarmpr GrabmabI bic 0es
beine Der bell. brei Sbnise.
Der Sod 9IItar srbisIt feline beutisC
6orm uno 0eitaIt crit na9 mannis.
fa6en IenNerunssn.
Sis gum Sabre 1857 paren bic @bor=
i6ranfen nit prddtiser RaIerei se.
i4miidt. 0as sIaerbsiIisfte umsaben
bic ebOre Der SeIisen. 9aran idIof.
fen ii6 9ariteaunsen aus benz 2eben
esSeiIanbes unb Der Martbrer. gnaeI,
Or8el unS Gitbern ipieIsnb, IbmGdteu
auf SOIotnem Grunoe Die apeenfsIber.
Die in iibsrai6sno idSnsr Sarbeu.
Fra6t 8Idn,enbsn 5eniter Nes Sp66ores
ltammen aus Der erfen SdIfte bes Is.
SabrbunosrtS unS iinb S&sniunssu
bss Gabii&ofs Seinri6 bon 8irnsburs
anS ibm SertpanSter Sduisr, sann ter
stabt eDIn unS S::f @ei8Isdter Sur.
SsfuB HssritOIs, 9IeinssOant bon Der
SteiienL SIeinoebant bon @ommsrsIU6
II, a. M. SdmmtIi6s fiiubebn 5spiter
3eissn 5i8ursn bon 96nissn, unb untcr
ben SaIoa3innen @appsni6iIber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
Die Sampfmitrel Der pariIer
Rpmmuue.

Ginem puriicr SeuiastOn Der ,,0eI.
3ts.", ipeIdes Sie SerrIdaft Der 9oms
mune in gariS IfiI6ert, entnebmen mir
iIber ole 8ampfmitteI Der 9ommune bic
foISenoen 0tittbsiIunsen: Die repoIu.
tionGre 9Sliienibaft, tpie man bic unter
ben Scmmuniten iputsnSen Sraneibeo.
rieen Dtinelprpiefte une 8sreiftunaSs
periube nannte, batte nur Gin z,sf .
bic prOmpts Serni4tg."as Der UsriSiIer
@rmee. g15aprsn6 man ben Neinb init
Htilt6er Gntriiituns bss 8ebraudes BON
Spren8tu9eln bei6uIeiste, fdmiebets
man tpabrpiBiSe YIdne, UNI ean,e 8a.
tatllone NIT einem S9Iase su S6nupf.
tabat su ;ermaImen. Sierin eifertc
man Der Reeierung ben RatiouaIper.
tbeiclSuns na6. 9lu9 biele setertC
tibsr preubii6e SprenstuseIn, bic nur
IN lbrer YPantaiie eriitirtsu, unb true
ll3 au8tei9 nit egtropanns..er co,raSr,
gn8spr0lettsn. cie SSpmmune' bic al
! ! ''9 unas..Supltb esSantenarm mar, ba
/ etnfa6 bic gldne, bic man p6breno Be
8eIaserun9 aus9ebedt bate, ms 98er
8eisBt, uno bate man ipdter tre seilti
gen nrbeber einsS 9beiIs ibrer 8er
bre6en aburtbeiIen ip0aen, 70 ndrel
ni6t Die Sdupter Der S6rbsrotiun, Ion
bern bieienissn Der 8ssisrunS hettOifel
potbsn.
Bie man ;ubor bic 9ruITens unite
ben Griimmern bon Paris bate tesra
ben ipclIen, 70 trdumte bic 0ommun
eapcn, lies S9idial ben 8srIaiaern A
bereiten. 9Im 10. Nai ipuroe bic Sir
6e ees beilissn 9lIpsfias requirirt, mi
guIpsr unb 9snamitfdGsrn, SGtpefeI
gotronsnbaufsn une PstrVlsumtrdssi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
S6asfammer.

Die Sdabtummer Ses SpIusr 0pmes
bars Dor Der Occupation Ser Stubt burb
bic franiDiii9sn 2ruppen S6dBe bon
unsrmebIidem @ertbe. 9isIeIbsn tpur.
ben, um fe bor raubsrii6sn 9lnerifeu
su i6dben unc ber pliInberuHssiputb
Der SUlbatesta su entreiBen, beim 9lus
mari6 Der rspubIitaniiden 9lrmee na6
Der glbtei gSeSSin9bauisn ss6ra6t,
tuurben aber ipdter bur6 MitsIiebsr bes
9pmcapitsIs feIber sum ercbsn 2beiIe
Uerfauft, 70 u. q. elm GROCER iilbernsr
Sdrein NIT brei 9biirm6sn, ipsI6sr
benz Dome Dor bieIen SuIren' bon els
nsr srie4ii&sn &uiferin ScI6cntt tpors
ben iein iOq; auberbem elm iiIbernes
8efdb, ipsldes ben 9lrm bes b. Sebas
itiunus entbieIt, Gin soIoenss 9rsuj,
nit pieIeu Stsinsn rei6Ii6 beIebt, in
ipeI6em ein mertIides IbsiI bss beiIis
gen areusss aufbepabrt purOe uip.
l. unter allen NeIiquisn 1T Der soIs
bene 9teIiquisni6rsin Der bI. brsi 26niss
linss Der pra4tpOaftta GseusniiIs Der
SUINi4miscstgRit, tpsI$er in ben lebtsn
0sesnnisn Sss XII. SubrbunOsrts an.
eefsrtiSt iuurbe. 9erieIbe bat bic Sprm
elmer romaniI6eu 8ailifa.
2. Der ReIiquieni6rein bes 3. Gns
seIbertus, aus maiiiUem msiit SsrsOI6ss
tenn Silber, perfertist BON Ssm G6Iner
GOIbidmieO GOnrab 9uisbsrs, auf 8e.
f,bI bes 9ia6foIserS GnssI6srt's. Grl
bii4Ofs 5srSinanS. fei!;sr 8::ai.immuna
Der gufnscssiins Der irSii6en ReIe Ssi
beiIiSen GnssIbertus, tbsrsebsn in
Sabre 1888.
3. Die erobe Cob @onitrans
9ieis, Gin Gsi6enf Sss @rbiI6ofs
NurimiIian Seinri6 aus bsm Sabre
1858, bat elm @sipidt bon 10 aiIo uni
! 1T bon mermebli6em @srtbs.
4. Gin iiIberpersOIOeteS gIItarirsui
aus benz IA. SabrbunSert.
5. Gin 8iiSOfsitab aus benz IL
SatsbunSsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
6. Die tIberssrsOIbste SaRe bes

6. Die fiIberbsrsoIbete Saite Ses
Nartprers @resor bon SpoIeto.
Z. Der Stab bss B. getrus. 9ta6
Der lleberIieferuns lOa Der 9lpUitsI ben
eIfsnbeinernen 8nOpf bes porIiesenben
auf benz Stube setrasen buben, peNen
er iid in Der Iebtsn 3eit ieines 2ebenS
bebiente, unb peIden er bem b. SaIes
riuS iibsrseben bat.
8. Gin 0sculum paeiS aus Dem
16. SabrbunSert.
9. 9as SurisSictionsi6ipert, bas
Symbol Der tpeItIi6en Ma6t Der GrSs
bii6bfe, ipeldss bsnisIben be, feierIi6en
9luisusen BON Grbfdmmerer oUranses
trassn unS bel Sesrbisuns zines Sis
idofes our 9intsn Der 9ei9e seIe8i
fpurbe.
10. 3tpei iilberns 8au9fdHer, a, &C
SiIO i6per.
H. SpeI lIlperne Slntertra9et,
fnieenbe gnsel bariteqenb.
IL. Cine itIberne SOitienbi6ie aus
benz 10. Sabrbunbert.
%. Sin 9teIiquienfreua iiIberpers
9OIbet nit bpppeIten 9lrmen, itamment
aus Dem 10. Sabrbunbert.
IA. Gin 8rummitab, iilberberspIoet
nit rsidsr gmaiIuersierims.
Is. Seue unb Sammsr, Seren iit
Sriebri9 @iIbeIm w. bel Der @runS:
| iteinIe9ung am IA. 0iai lS42 bepiente
l6. 3wei 8inse Der &ette, nit ipeI'
der 9etruS sefeheIt ipar. ais Der Gnsel
ibn aus benz 8erier erl6ite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
S6nfeE.
9n Scranton Sparbant.

13O @pominS apenus
E,,s,irt 1860 capital 100000
Wimmt Dspplitn fir SParBptdt iu sirr
sbrownt pr 9abr an. psl6t PalbIaprIl9 DtsapH
p.rSsn. gaufsues DsppiIttR RsTesn anssnem-
ntn. a., ~f E.G
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
Altdre.

Inter ben SeridieOenen gIItdren uni
Gapelen Siirfen mir in glnbstra6t bei
unS furs semehenen Raumcs nur fol-
Senbe eripGbnen:
Der areuSuItar init benz unsebIid
bon GrSbii9cf 8ero 8eidenften Gruciiic.
OOr ipeIdem Die 3. Srmsarbis sebeter
baben ioa, befinbet ii6 an Der Gapeaen'
reibe auf Der bic 9torbieite beeranssnber
@anO. Der StItur erbieIt feline iesist
GeitaIt Surd 9InOrNnuns beS SOm'
eanonicuS Seinri9 bon NlerinS in
Sabre 1858.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
Gtabt ScrautDn t o IT.
Sierbraner.
QDilip StObimSOn's s
Wierbrauerei,

Gebar Str., Scranton, Ya,
gm eiieblt ibr uus8eSeitnetes 5abr''
Mt ben eeebrteu Birtben beltsnS'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11

9tOmantiters entiprunsen. Sn Ser Sba
bradte es bic ,,reoOIiuiondre gSihens
idaft", Die mad Der off1iegsn @eriides
rung Der StabtbausiniaHen bic fur6ts
baritcn 8affen sur 8ertbeiNisuns lies
fern iOIlte, nibt iiber uniinniSe Spetus
.ationeu binaus. gritidlngsbOmben,
griediides Seuer, S9lanaenSabne unb
all bic anberen boSbaften Ginbsreien fas
men uidt Sur 8eriucnpuns, unb ais bic
SeriailIer cinspSen, beSniiste man iib
nit Der itupiben Wlorbbremerei, bic
paRrIid feline g8iNeni9aft erfOrperte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11
Serautpu SParsSanf,
une
TruSt 6 . ,,t y q 9itte.

1876 2adapauuo aptnutr
nim,at Gjtlsu an fir SpaDTsdt unS snbli
Snttrr, zen rafir am erRsn 6aSt ess Sanuar
Snp e.s Suli ispsS 9abr. Gt Sanl nlmmt
srnsr m 8onps sor psriiSsIts @slspadtit gum
gIuitswabrrn an, unS bsrs6nrt hem GiStntttlil.
,nrr sius tl,iut Rsntt. Na6 sinsm Stttbl
srr ' eri%isttn & GOn.isn sen sadawanna Counts
i sttis Sanf ais Dsseiitrrium aIltr an St. has
Gjsrtd,t ~ ,abltnttn G'tIStr Stma5t. Nss's'
SuuaSpapisTs neresn &C. uub vsrtautt:;, .-..
6. q. gSilllarh, prarStut.
q. 8 GbristH SalIT'r.
=. y. 91 aters, Ctr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09

been wrapped in a sheet and dropped from
the second story window. 1t was taken to
the hospital, and showed no signs Of its fall.
The police Immediately took steps to arrest
the parties, and Miss Adams was entrspped
at the station beyond Dayton, and Mr.. Per
~ in the city. He claims to have known
nothing Of bis companions condition, or act,
and says she has lived with his family since
she was four years old, and was on her way
to visit frienda in Vanwert, Ohio. The case
is exciting much interest, both on account
of Mr.. Perry's position, the wonderful escape
Of the babe from death, and the fact that it,
mother, who is not over sixteen years old,
should have left the city under such condi.
tons unattended.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, March 9-The presidents
message On the inter oceanic canal was re.
ceived, and with accompanying documents
referred.
Mr.. Thurman Presented a memorial Of
the delegates of Indian tribes in the Indian
territory, demonstrating against the passage
of the bill to establish a United States court
in that territory. In view OF the important
legal questions involved on the subject, he
moved the reference of the memorial to the
committee on judiciary.
In the absence Of Senator Vest, who re.
ported the bill, the motion to refer was laid
over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Barley submitted the following reso
luton:
WHEREAS. 1t has been announced &c
the public press, and there il reason to he
iieve that a contract has been entered in.
to, and by, and between the Central Pacific
railroad company, Union Pac, fc railroad
comp tny on one part, and the Pacific MAJ
steamship company on the other part, bv
the term. o: which contract the Pacific Mai
stesm.hip company, in consideration o
receiving Sll0,000 per month from thu
railroad, binds itself to charge ouch ra,r'
for freight and passengers AZ may br Exec
by the railway companies, and to collect thu
this same from the commercial public.
WHEREAS, The , fret OF such control i,
directly prejudicial to the public interests
and contrary TO the public policy that con
trolled congress in chartering the U. P
railroad company, and in granting bott
railroad companies large subsidies il
monies and lands /; therefore, it
Resolved. Tha, the committee on judi
ciary be instructed to investigate and repor
whether anch contract has been made, ant
what Legislation ia necessary to prevent tn
execution Of the same, and protect the pub
lie ~in,ereSt, and ouch com nittee NAV repor
r bill to carry it's recommendations into ef
feet.
The words land there is reason to believe
we're stricken out on motion of Mr.. Ed
munds, and the resolution was agreed to.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
De L.sseps and the Canal.

Washington. March 9.-De Lesseps in.
formed the Inter Oceanic cana! compan.
to-day, that while he was not present to talk
politics. but to give scientific views about
be canal, he could not refrain from express
ing his delight with the presidents message
nf yesterday 90 the subject OF the canal,
because 1t would be certainly advantageous
o have the protection Of the United States
during and after the opening Of the cana
He had just sent y message to hts sou a,
Paris. saying that the presidents message
assured the safety of the canal.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
complete Surprise IN the House Of Com
" -New Elections to Tako Place


LONDON, March 0.-The announcement of
= u'Aso'"'lon OF parliament in the house
MS.mmons, made yesterday, was a complete
,"'pr'se. Az soon an the decision was made
A"o~h' mere was q grand rush for the tele
graph office in the central lobby of the
mouse, and in a very few seconds the little
angular office wss filled, and the ministers
anu other members flowed out from the
h"nse to find that the only means of com.
munica,ing with their friends in the country
at once was cut of by a snrIy crowd Of
earlier corners, who had the telegraph office
Its precincts entirely in their possession.
1t was not until it closed, at nine O'clock, p.
NJ. that the strain on the telegraph clerks
was removed By this time nearly ak
'honaand messages had been dispatched.
There has been no such pressure sincr
Lords Derby and Carrarvon resigned.
Sir Stafford Norlhcote's address to the
electors Of North D-vonshire will he issued
Immediately in the form Of a manifesto, as
to the policy OF the government.
Lords Harrington and Gladstone will
issue formal manifestes to northeas,
Lancashire and Midlothian respectively.
Ashton Cross address to the electors of
southwest Lancashire i. expected to be in
the character Of a manifesto.
The addresses Of John Bright and WIN.
E. Forester will be exceedingly brief.
VIM. Shaw, leader of he home rulers,
will at once proceed to Dublin, where a con.
ference will be held. and a manifesto Issued
The first public speech of the minister
will be made on the occasion Of the south
cork conservative banquet to Edward
Clarke, the newly elected member, on the
10th inst.
The liberal leaders met to day.
Writs will be issued on the oath, and it il
believed that many elections will be over
by the first week in April. :.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
Duty IN Malt.

Washington, March 9-The house com,
-aaiues On and means unanimously
agreed to report favorablv the bill which
provides for changing the rate Of duty On
malt from 90 per cent nd palorem to 25 cents
Ger bushel. The committees will give hear
ing Friday to those in favor of repeating
the duties on paper and materials entering
into its manufacture. The sugar question
WAS then taken up and was referred to a
subcommittee consisting of Messrs. Carlisle,
Tucker, Frye, Gibson and Garfield.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
GENERAL NEWS.
Can Francisco's Citizens Perfect an
Organization for Protection
Against kearneyism.
AResoIution Adopted In the Senate to Head
off the Pacific Railroad and Steam
ship Combination.
about tho Canal which Delights
De Lessrps.
THE CITIZENS PROTECTIVE UNION.

viii Issue . Manifesto. In Which They
ask all Good Ctiizr"s 20 Joim their Or.
ganizattOn to Cooperate with them In
Crushi"E Tho Rtolous Element.
San francisco, March "a manifest,
will ,ppear 10 Tue Call to morrow. Itssy,
thu, ,hr motive If the present orpanjza,iS,
Of the citiZtns. known as 1.-THE Cl,izcus Pro
tect,ve Union," may be properly under.
stotd aud appreciated by thoughtful men
the following statement WAS submlt,ei:
W. declare the objects aud purpose
of this organization 10 tie as follows:
Fnst-rhe preservation of the public
sscoud-The protection of life aud prop
erty.
Third-Res,oration and confidence in Ill.
security of life and property from any
violence.
Fourth-The resuscia,ion of legitima,,
commerce. industries and business of the
people
All the abOve we intend and expect to
accomplish within the laws ny peaceful
methods. This Is the organization Of thu
conservative power for the public good. l.
attacks no political party. and is formed
without regard to party politics. We be.
lieve that the time has COM
when the manhood of San Francisco
should be asserted, and that its intended line
shall. he distinctly drawn between those who
are in favor of the law and order. rights OF
property, aafrtv and liberty of the citizen-
and peaceful prosperity, and those who are
for riot, assassination, pillage. anarchy, I'M
rest and destruction. All good %ci,izens
who agree with US and approve our
ehj-ct and purpose, are invited to join
themselves to the organization by sign
ing the roll. Then is a peaceful
solution for every question; peaceful rem
edy for every evil. Let reason prevail. and
the way to permanent tranquility and gen
eral prosperity is easily found, The OPP.
por'uni'y will be afforded to all good citizens
TO in this organization.
i BY order Of the council.
No names to the above manifesto, but il
10 understood that it IL put forth by a body
representing the wealth and business inter
ests of the city, including some who have
been prominent in times past in the meas
urea for the preservation Of the city from
the designs of the di.orderly and criminal
element,
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An lllexiumate Transao,ion

Cincinnati. March Last night Hon.
]. w. Perry. member Of the Kentucky leg.
islature for Oven county, registered for HIM.
self aud Mrs Adams. al the Hunts hotel,
and were given separate rooms. Early this
morning Miss Adams took the train for
Van ert. Ohio. A visit to her bedroom
di, CLOSED the fact that she had given birth
70 . child, which was found later, having
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
The Weather.

Washington, March e-1he weather in.
dication. for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Rising bar
ometer, colder northerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional snow in the
6rst district, followed by winds, shifting 10
warmer south, with fading barometer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, March 9.
Money-5@6 q cent.
Government-Firm.
Stocks-Irregular.
NEW YORK.
New York. March 9.
WHEAT-Quiet, nominal. Winter, qniet,
shade stronge. No. 2, red, April Sl.45.@
81 46; May Sl.44. No. l, white, March,
.sl.424;; bid April, Sl.4Sl bid Nav, S1.4l4.
CORN-Qniet. shade better. Mixed west
nrn, spot, o9@61c. Mixed western, future,
52a@562c..
OArs-Steady. Western. 47}@51c.
PoRK-DuDl. Old mess, Sll.75.
LARD-Quiet, steady. Steam rendered,
1865,
WHlsKEY-Nominal, western, $l.10.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, March 9.
WHEAT-Unsnttled. lower. Closing yery
weak. S1.19s cash, Sl.1St April, $l.2Oi
May.
CoRN-Weak, lower. Fresh, SIC regular.
SEC cash, Sole April, 800 bid for May aud
June.
OArs-Easier, 3lsc cash, 35lc May.
RYE-Lower, 724@74c.
BARLEY-75c.
PoRk-He.vy,lower. Sill. 80 cash. sll. 80,
April. Sll474 May.
April, S7.o5s bid. May.
WHIsKY-$l.O7.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, March Q.
WHEAT-Opened firm. Closed panicky.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
The Bribery Investigating committee.

Augusta, Me-, March 9.-Ex Gov. Garce-
Ion and the executive council failing to res.
pond to The invitation to appear before the
bribery investigating committee,
have been issued for the governor to appear
Wednesday evening.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
Duty on Iron.

Washington, March 9.-In the cabinet to
day the attorney general submitted his opin-
ion on the hoop iron subject, which is to
he effect that the treasury department could
return to its old ruling, making cut iro,
pay a specific duty, instead Of an ad valorcm
duty. The secretary of the treasury has moi
decided yet what direction he will make in
tho mottor
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New York, March "a snow storm
struck the city at half past nine to day.
The storm signals fly a, all stations, from
Norfolk up along the coast to this port. The
wind blows 25 miles per hour.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
FOREIGN TeLecRAMs.
shan, Battle.

St. Petersburg, March 9-Militarv man.
ouvres on a grand scale are eliminating. A
sham Fight ia preparing.
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City ElpctfOn.

San Francisco, March at Oakland
yesterday two tickets were in the 6eld-,he
citizens and w~ork,ngmen's. The former
made a clean sweep, by maiorities ranging
from 200 10 14UO. :