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On Saturday W. G. Noorc's team collded with
the buggy containing Mrs. 5. W. Cheever and
Mrs. l.. Leland, jr., upsetting the buggy, near
the First National Bank Fortunately no one
was injured
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Tax Payers.

Pay Your taxes to Town Collector Bach before he
returns his books, and save per cent. month.
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Some male resident Of Streator will be proud
to know that the girl sent in from there some
months ago in an interesting condition gave birth
at the county house, the other day, to twins, one
of whom, however. died shortly after birth. The
hoy il ,till alive
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The Fourth Anniversary of the organization
Of the Ottawa Turner Society was celebrated at
their hall on last Friday night by social dance
and supper
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There IRE now nine prisoners. James Tracy
there are two Of the name) charged with larceny
at Mendoza was discharged by the grand jury.
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Farmers, you can make money by buying i'm
pIements OF j. f.. Porter.
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Received to-day a case OF fancy dress goods
from the celebrated Jamestown Mills" which,
for beauty Of design, are unequaed They in
clude all the the new colorings and effects, and
are BEAUTIES.
\ full line Of CIRCULARS just opened.
''FosTER" KID GLOVES.
Full assortment Black and colors now ready
BUNTINGs.
Largest stock in town, Including every shade
and color.
SILKS
Finest stock in central Illinois. just opened
some choice things in black and fancy gros
grains. brocades, and the new Satin de Lyon"-
the richest silk on the market.
~ Look out next week for some choice styles
in imported dress goods, &c. W. II. HULL.
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Rlbbers,B00ts ASl0es
CHILD & PnIPPS,


80 La Sale Street.
Have on their shelves the best as.
sOrtment OF Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes to be found in
La Sale county; also Mems, Boys
and Youths Boots of their own
and other flrst-class makes, Rub
Der Goods, &C., &C.; all Of which
they are selling at very low prices
for the quality. Call and exam
inc for yourselves.
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Our readers will bear in mind the arrivals at
II. j. Gillen's-
WHITE GOODS,
EMBRoIDERIES,
PRINTS AND GINGHAMs,
NTsIINs.
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Entertainment.

The Young Ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an entertainment at their church, up
stairs, on Tuesday evening, March 10th. Pro-
grammc Us follows
TlaHO MID. hilpuiu
Reading .....................Mr. II. L. HOLLYWOOD
Song. Northumberland Mrs. j. A. Hossack
Recitation. ................ MISS NJ. NewOccker
Duet ....... Mrs. r. Z. Jordan and G. Manley
Recitation Observation-Disclosures. Or. RyDurn
Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Prof. Wassemer
Recitation Observation-Disclosures Mr.. j. A. Holmes
Recitation ................Mis Miss Minnie +. Reese
Song. ....................Mi Miss Anna +. Smeeton
Recitation Observation-Disclosures. Mr. Eu barnard
Duet. Mrs. Hossack and +. Fitzgerald
Solo. Miss Carrie f. Manley
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A full stock of gents furnishing soods--new
styles--at Franks.
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4. Frank is east, shipping home mammoth
assortment Of mems and boys clothing.
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What to Wear and How to Make it at Osman
Il uAne mans
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Try it, for it never disappoint,. DR., Bulls
Cough Syrup. Per bottle, % cent?.
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Demorest's Portfolio for spring at Osman d
Hapeman's.
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OUR AGENTS,

Good Work Low Figures. Call and examine my stock
ocfore purchasing. febl6-l
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We the OLDEST ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE THE STATE
Salesman allowed devae from any Rules Guarantee
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
FOREIGN.
Telegraphic Summary.
ing issue.

London, Oct. 13.-At meeting of the
council of the royal geographical society,
Lord Abardare presiding, deputation
OF the Arctic committee, attended toask
the society to support the commander of
the Cheyne's scheme OF the arctic explo-
ration. The commander of the
Cheyenne said it was due to
England to take the lead in the Arctic
exploration, and he dwelt upon the steps
the Americans were taking, expressing
himself as content to share in an expe.
dition now being sent out. Lord Abar-
dare promised, il a written statement in
regard to details of the expedition was
laid before the convention the state
ment would be submitted to the compe.
tent body. A deputation agreed to do SO.
Only 5000 Montengrins are now en-
camped at lSaltman. Mortenegrins have
already begun to discuss a harbor admin
istration for Dulcign.
Correspondent at Paris says Minister
Consteller states as soon as official mott
tication of the cession of Dulcgno is re-
ceived French ships will be recalled i'm
mediately
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
LATEST BY MAIL.

Louisville, Oct. 1.-THE twenty mile
race on last Saturday Mt the geological
garden aroused so much enthusiasm
among all classes that Misses Jewett and
Pinneo are to ride match again, over
the grounds of the Louisville Jockey club,
the horses to be picked over and the race
to be under the rules of the club.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE United
States supreme court convened this NOR
ning,all the justices being present except
Field and Clifford. The latter is much
improved in health. The call of the dock
ct begins tomorrow. The Kentucky lot
terry case was dismissed for reasons here
tofore stated.
Chicago, Octl1.-To-day the Wabash
Railway made cut Of 81 on passenger
rates from Chicago to st. Louis below
all other roads, the reason given for their
action being that their depot is two miles
from the business center of
Chicago. The Chicago and Alton
folks followed suit with a cut OF
81, when theWabash made another reduc.
tion of 81, which places their rate at 81
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13

The vote thus far heard from eouaL
ionr and one-half per cent of the state
ana glves republican gain of 414. The
same ratio of gains for the balance ol
tile state gives the republicans n major
lty Tor governor of 1000.
Nlnety-five precincts show repnbl;.
can gain of b62.
One hundred and five precincts show
net republican gain of Of f28.
One hundred and fifteen nrec;nctu
SNOW democratic gain of 345 and re.
publlcan gain of 1922. Net republican
One hundred and thirty five precincts
snow democratic gain Of 1913. Repub.
Lean 1sn gain, 1,l72. Net republican gain,
One hundred and forty-five precincts
SHOW democratic gain of d59 and rc-
publican gain of 1,317. Net republican
gain, S5S. @''i""-'
One hundred and fifty-three precincts
show democratic gain of 5O7 and n re.
publican gain OF 1,437. Net republican
gain, 92S.
Returns from 143 precincts show, n
democratic gain of SS4 and show re-
publican gain of 2,476, n net republican
gain of 1872
Five hundred and seventy-seven pre-
cincts give net republican gain of O.
5i5. NCdefinite returns have been re-
ceived. '
indianapolis, Oct. 13, 3:29 a. m.-225
precincts show democratic gain of
l,o54 and republican gain of 2,86S, a
net republican gain of 1874.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
jority and that the fifteen republican
congressman mentioned in late dispatch
es Of last night are surely elected.
SIXTH BUL1Er1N.

Columbus, Oct. 13.--All efforts thus far
to obtain definite majolities by counties
has failed, republican county committees
evidently feeling that inasmuch as Ohio
has gone republican there is little inter-
est In exact figures. The democratic
state committee refuse all attempts at in.
terv9iews by newspaper correspondents,
saying they know the state has gone re.
publican and that the republicans have
swept every doubtful congressional dis.
trlct and that is quite enough for them
to know. General Nash, chairman of the
republican state committee, is occupied
to-day in answering congratulatory tele-
grams from all portions of the country
and he will not attempt any figuring on
returns until tonight. Crowds are now
gathered about the bulletin boards but
the only interest manifested is in news
from Indiana.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
Tho Ford,s Pit Acci,lent.

Stillarton, N. s. Oct. 13.-It turns out
that only six men are missing by the
Ford Pit accident. Hugh McKelvia
and Marie Benost have been got out
alive, although small hopes of their re-
covery. They were badly bruised and
had their clothes literally torn off them.
Two dead bodies were recovered, Jack
son Way and Chas. Burke. Up to a late
hour last night no trace of the bodies of
James w. Frazer, enormously stated
found in previous dispatch, and Chas.
Lyon. Accident caused through working
too close to the old pit abandoned Is
wears AGO
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13

Havana, Oct. ia Spanish mail
steamer has brought one million dollars
for the Cuban treasury.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13

I. and Jesse NJ,
ertown Fire Of
E. sworn, s.I depose
q full. true and
E OF said Com.
.oinpany is the
FuIndred thousss
.l. invested in
cks q, 4 and Bonds.
(ai Eatate unin.
ne amount for
nd they are ti,s
SAID Insurance
90 President.
'e, ssIis; this I'D day
.ry Public,
Bounty, N. Y.
b gOFFICE. |
Hept. u, 1880.
or, do hereby
. enu and Ger.
ement of tbs
y of Hartford.
une, 1880, and |
|bRDY, |
uty Auditor.
Insurance Com. |
atertown and
B office a sworn
list day of De.
with the pro-
|e assembly of
TO insurance
18th. 1877; and I
sworn state.
is office, l find
by is pOssesse d
al invested az
A. Sherman,
hereby certify \
fqIly authoriz-
? Insurance in
ng December,
properly ap- ]
kton county, /
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
NEWSPAPER OPINION.

indianapolis, Oct. 13.-The following
editorials are from late editions of our
papers:
Sentinel (dcmocratic): AS late as S
o'clock this morning there are still over
900 voting precincts to hear from. In
the 45 precincts reported the net repub-
lican gain is 1914. The republicans are
claiming the state by 5000 majority, but
the returns do not show it, and we hone
that when the remaining precincts are
heard from, Mr.. Landers will be elected
by small majority.
journal. (republican): Returns from
the Indiana election come in very slow
ly. The ticket is so long and most of
the wards in the cities SO large that re-
ports received at this hour are confined
mainly to the smaller country precincts.
Few if any of these will be heard from
before this forenoon. The returns re-
ceived indicate steady gains for Porter,
which, if continued throughout the state
at the same ratio, would elect him bv
about 5000 majority. We expect, how
ever, to hear of heavy republican gains
in the large cities. especially the manu-
featuring centers, where the tariff aues-
ton assumed the proportions of lead
ing issue.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York October Is.
WHEAT-Moderate Active, 1.6Ds better. No.2
red S1.1SA@Sl.14h; December Sl.l4aQlSl.I5a I:
cash Sl.l4 bid: : No. l White November 81 1Sh,
CoRN-Steady, Mixed western spot, IS. dI55a;
DO future, Aas05SA.
OATs-Buyers favor Western 3sQ44.
PonK-Firm. $l6.25.
LARD-Hcavy, $3.50.
WHIsHEY-NOminal.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, October IS.
WHEAT-active, higher 97as October; QSsc
November ;49a4 December.
CoRN--More active, higher. S9Ia Oct; 4Osi6I
4Oi. Nov. 40a Dec. :A1s May E
OATs-Firm, 30. October; 80 November; S0ll
Dec.
RYE Steady, sss.c cash or October; ssI Nov
ember.
BARLEY-H higher, 7sc cash; 10 asked October;
P9sK.6rm. sls2s Oct; s1aD November
Sl2.a22t, January.
November: $500 for year and Jan.
WH1sKEY-$l.n.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. October lS.
WHEAT Higher. No. 2 and October g7a1 mo.
vember vi December WAC.
CoRN-No. 2s9S.
OATs-S0h.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
SEVENTH BULLETIN.
FIRST BULLETIN,

Cleveland, o., Oct. 13.-Complete re-
turns from Cuyahoga county give Chas.
Townsend, for secretary of state, 4O5 ma
iority; Lieut.. Vail, for supreme court
judge, 5,237 majority, and Amos Town
send, for congress, 5,239 majority.
Seven hundred and twenty precincts
heard from give net republican gain of
5000. The election of Schultz for con-
gress in the 4th district, by $50 majority
is claimed,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13

| IT the papers
is printed in |
instance th
AIS it is they
list gives the
!, circulation
e are barely
The price
| b $50. The
| 3 entire list
| e. papers for
list includes
are issuedI
/ hey are 10.
d towns, Of
i3 places Of
| |Ounty Seats.
fion address
e. CO.. /
New York. |
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
To-Day's Report.
INDIANA,


FIRST BULLETIN.
indianapolis, Oct. 13.-TLree hundred
and twenty precincts show democratic
gain of 1929 and republican gain of
4,229. Net republican gain, 2,770.
SECOND BULLETIN.
indianapolis, Oct. 13-Four hundred
and twenty precincts in Indiana show q
democratic gain of 2,61O and repnbli-
3,648. 7'''
THIRD BULLETIN.
Indianapolis, Oct. 13.-Returns from
three hundred precincts show democra-
tic gain of 1851 and republican gain Of
4,l46. Net republican gain, 1856.
The city of Madison and Jefferson
county complete, give Porter, republican
tor governor, 624 majority, republican
gain of 319.
FOURTH BULLETIN.
Indianapolis, Oct. 13-Four hundred
and eighty precincts show democratic
gain of 1850 and republican gain of
1873. Net republican gain, 3,915.
FIFTH BULLETIN.
Indianapolis, Oct. 13, noon-Returns
from four hundred and twenty voting
precincts give democratic vote of 68,-
76O, republican vote of 74,347 and ma
tional vote of 3,7l2. The same places in
1876 gave a democratic vote of 66, $50, a
republican vote of 6S,O4S and national
vote of $4,000. Net republican gain over
the vote of 1915, 3,S4S.
The republicans now claim the state by
1000 majority.
Carroll county complete gives demo-
cratic majority of n, democratic loss
of 70.
Later returns from the first congress
sional district indicate very close vote
and both parties are claiming the cleo
tion of their candidates.
The result in seven Indianapolis dis
tricts is still in doubt.
There are not enough returns from the
legislature to indicate definite result.
Both parties claim q majority.
SIXTH BULLETIN.
Evansville, Oct. 13.-The indications
of the vote SO far reported point to the
election Of Kleiner, democrat, in this
district; Keith, democrat, sheriff, in this
county. Other county officers on the
republican ticket will probably be elect
ed by small majorities. Rahm, demo-
crat, senator, will also be elected by a
small majority. Returns coming in
slowly.
SEVENTH BULLETIN.
indianapolis Oct. Islanders, the
democratic candidate for governor of
Indiana, comedies the election of Por-
ter, republican candidate for governor of
Indiana, by not less than 1000 majority,
and that the republicans have major
ity of the legislature.
Clark county complete gives demo-
cratic majority of 740, a democratic loss
of 74O
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13

Orders for BREWERS WORK, both making
and repairing, will be promptly attended to.
Shop on Walnut street. near leyee.
juneldlm-wSm THOS. TOBIN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13

Washington, Oct. 13.-The weather
indications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Slightly
warmer winds and falling barometer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
Public Notice.

dent of Public Schools-County of Yankton.
October sth, lssO.-Public notice is hereby
given that pursuant. to law, on Tuesday the
18th inst. commencing at 9 O'Clock n. M,
shall offer public examination, at the court
house in the city of lankton, to all persons
presenting themselves as teachers for the COM
mon schools of Yankton county.
7. S. DICKSON,
County Superintendent of Public schools,
d&wtd for YAnkton County.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
SECOND BULLETIN.


SECOND BULLETIN.
Cincinnati, Oct. 13.-The republicans
claim the majority in Ohio to be 10000.
Also that they have secured gain of five
congressman, and that McMahon, Dur
BIN Ward and Frank Hurd are probably
elected. The republican majority in
Hamilton county will range from 1,22s
for Butterworth to 1900 for Cappellar.
THIRD BULLETIN.
Cincinnati, Oct. 13-Complete returns
from Hamilton county. except three pre-
cincts, give Townsend, republican, for
secretary of state, a majority of 2,737;
McIlvain, for judge Of the supreme
court. republican. 3,2l9; Bailey. repub-
licau, for sheriff. 3.725.
JlCuyhoga county gives for auditor, re.
publican, 1902; Outcall. prosecuting at
torney, republican, 4,82S. Three pre-
cincts yet to hear from gave the demo
Gratis majority of 311 last year.
Comparing the vote ON Judge Of the
supreme court with that OF governor last
year, would show q democratic gain
in the county OF 757.
Butterworth's majority for representa-.
tive in the first district will be 1900
Young, representative in second district
about the same.
FOURTH BULLETIN.
Cincinnati, Oct. 13.-Clinton county
Ohio, gives republican majority OF L..
6l8. republican gain of 78. Fayettt
county, a republican majority of 6S4, a
republican gam of "a. Madison county
except three townships, n republican gair
ofG0. All the republican county ticket
is elected except auditor.
FIFTH BULLETIN.
Columbus, Oct. 13.-No news of an,
Importance has been received by the re
publican or democratic committees tiii.
morning. Revised figures show that til,
state is republican by about 10000 ma
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-27
IRELAND

New York, Feb. 26.-A Dublin
special says: A correspondent on
her majesty's gun>boat, Goshawk,
which is distributing meal among
the western inlands, writes from
Innishark, off Galway, as follows:
"It is a terrible state of affairs.
Fifty families here exc oat misera>
BILE existence; their hous ses are small
heaps of dirty stones; their land
is rock and soft bog. Hunger and
want are everywhere visible. Peo>
pie 60 naked and without food.
Many are slowly starving to death.
Such scenes of appalling destitution
were never before witnessed. The
more we saw the more did the death
from starvation appear inevitably
certain Of nearly every man,
woman and child on the
island. In many cabins the chill,
dren crouched shivering and almost
naked around the fire. When l
entered, they sprang behind their
mother, whose single garment was a
thin dress, which was but slight
protection against the wind which
blew through the broken roof. On
the fire was dinner pot of brown
green sea weed"
The same correspondent writes
from Innisshoffin concerning the
shocking maladministration of the
officials there. The government
dispensary officer has no drugs and
the relieving officer no food.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 26.-The city
of Chattanooga forwarded $1,000
to-day to Patrick Egan, secretary
of the Irish famine relief fund, Dub
lin, as her contribution for the re-
lief of the Irish people. at..
DUBLIN, Feb. 26.-The Mansion
House relief fund now amounts to
e78,000. The committee estimated
that they will require 100000
more to complete their work. The
grants thus far made amount to
G99,000. The Duchess of MARI
borough's fund now reaches $685.
600, Of which e36,000 has been
expended.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-27

MARYvILLE, TENN, Feb. 25.

,.. MARYvILLE, TENN, Feb. 20.
Mr.. EDITOR We reported to the
CHRoNIoLE the proceedings OF the
East Tennessee convention Y. M. q.
A. The presence of the Spirit was
manifest when the young men were
here, and at the close OF their meet
ings services were continued In New
Provide nee church, conducted by
Rev. Donald Mcponaid, sta ed supply
of that church. aad Rav. p. M Bart
lett, D. D., president Of Maryvi,le col
Iege, assisted by the other ministers Of
the place, irrespective OF denomina.
tional lines. The work has been, and
still Ia one Of unusual interest, while
there have been about 35 public profess
sions. These haze been mostly
among the students Of Maryville col
lege, while q number have been CON
verted In the Msryville normal school,
as well as some other citizens OF the
place. The interest does not seem 10
abate but rather the contrary. There
were seven conversions last evening
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-27
RUSSIA. b.

New York, Feb. 26.--A London
special says, on the authority of a
st. Petersburg correspondent, that
Countess Hendrikof, wife of one of
the masters of ceremonies at the
imperial court, has recently been
banished from the empire for saying
that, if the empress should die, the
emperor would probably marry
Princess Dolgoruki. ....-.'.. - -.' .
LONDON, Feb. GA Paris dis
patch to the Times says that the in
habitants of st. Petersburg are be-
ginning to attribute the recent Nj
hilistic crimes and menaces to stu
dents of that city and threaten that
if any criminal actions are done on
the 25th anniversary of the emper-
or's accession to the throne they will
burn down the university and lynch
every student who falls into their
hands. The government is now
forced, therefore, to take measures
for the protection of the students.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 26,--The
office of governor-gcneral of st.
Petersburg has been abolished and
tie municipal power vested in a
commission of supreme control, un-
der the independent direction Of
Gen. Lorez Milikoff. Energetic
measures will be taken against rev.
olutionary schemes. The appoint,
ment of Gen. Milikoff gives general
satisfaction and confirms previous
indications that the present crisis
viii not be made q pretext, for in
creased repressive measures. " s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-27
NEW YORK.

. y . -
New YORK, Feb. 26.-The Tri-
'bune congratulases the republicans
of New York upon the harmony
which prevailed in the convention,
and says the convention will be GER
tain to have the effect of
making the discussion Of the
presidential question, which be-
gan in earnest among the
masses of the republican party af-
ter the snap Judgment in Pennsyls
vania, more vigorous and exciting.
The Herald says: "The response
to the third term has proved alto
gether stronger than anybody dared
to hope or ventured to predict
twenty-four hours ago."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-27
THE INDIANS.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX, Feb. 25
Last night band of fifteen In.
dams attacked q Mexican wagon
train, consisting of six wagons
heavily laden with goods, from Chi
huahua, en- route for Loredo. They
captured three drivers and the live
stock belonging to the train. The
teamsters escaped and brought the
news Of the attack to Euceros,
whence twelve men went in pursuit.
The Indians were we'll mounted and
armed, and drove towards the Rio
Grande. .rr n m
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-27
MINOR DISPATCHES.

X DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Feb. 26.-The
democratic state convention will be
held at Burlington, April 7th.
PorTsvILLE, Pa, Feb. 26.-A
breaker at Mount Carmel, owned and
operated by the Monteins company,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
The breaker had capacity of ten
thousands tons per month, and was
one of the oldest in this region ;
loss. S35. 900. .r