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ANOTHER GREAT SCHEME.

Parsons, Kan, Nov. 17.-The stock
holders of the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
us railroad met in the company's Office
here this afternoon. Two-thirds of the
stock was represented and it was unani-
nlously voted to increase the stock to not
less than $25,0O0,0OO for the purpose of
extending the road from Witherboro,
twenty miles from Denison, Texas, to
Comargo on the Rio Grande river, n dis
tance Of 500 miles. Also to build q line
from Muskogee, Indian territory, to Fort
Smith, Ark. Also to build such additi
onal lines MS will secure the carly and
closest connection with New Orleans.
At Comargo the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas will connect with road running
to the City Of Mexico, distance Of
about 800 miles, and subsidized llberally
by the Government of Mexico in the in
terest of Gen. Palmer and others, build
ers OF the road, making in about 1900
miles under one management.
A dispatch was received saying the
road had been turned over to Jay Gould,
giving him possession and control. Ii
Is under his inspiration that these lines
are to be built. A dispatch was also re-
ceived from Independence, Kas., stating
that II subsidy could be had for build,
ing southwest from Parsons. Parties
there are requested to confer with jay
Gould,
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THE BAD LANDS A MisNOMORE,


bismarck Sun.
No better field exists in the Northern
Hemisphere for the geologist. and posi-
bly, nothing in America that possesses
the diversified formation that the region
between the Missouri and the Yellow
stone, through which tho Northern Paci.
tic passes. The Bad Lands, as they are
enormously named, offer scope for in
teresting study that is without equal, and
advantages in the advancement Of geolog
ical science, that the Hugh Millers and
Lyells OF the national academy of
science are yet unware of. The creation
can almost be measured by the varied
formations and the regularity of the stra-
tums that point to the different geolog-
ical periods. The finest petrifactions OF
the secondary period are plentiful and
the different layers in geological order
without the disarrangementi that desig-
mates the tertiary period in others parts
of the country, are exposed to view. A
scientific examination of this country
under government auspices conducted by
any well known geologist, would great
ly add to the knowledge of that study and
possibly determine some points that
are yet in dispute. It certainly would
rebound with credit to the scholar who
has the ability to scientifically and cor
rectly report upon this idiom of nature.
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CURRENT. cAarooNls1s.

Keppler, the cartoon artist OF Puck, is
tall and finely formed, with good
breadth Of chest. He IS u handsome bru.
nette, with black mustachc and restless
black eyes. lie is one of the quietest of
man, polite and easy, but almost shy in
the modesty of his manner. He does
not like to have any one praise his work,
and he cordially invites criticism. His
brother artists claim that he is the best
artist in pencil portraits in the country.
Wales, who contributes to Puck, is a
good natured man, whose amiable man.
ner is not always seen in the severity of
his cartoons. In the main, however, there
is always lurking sense of jollity in his
work, as there is in Kepplers. Opper is
a patient, keen, big-eyed young man who
wears perpetual smile and admires
koppler: Perhaps there never we're three
artists in any one establishment who
worked better together. The object of
Puck seems to be to make people laugh
and see the truth in an exaggeration,
without making them angry or spelling
their SleeD
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Failures.

Chicago, Nov. l9.-Doxy's Chicago
grain and provision exchange, 122 and
1M Clark street, failed this morning,
owing to rapid appreciation in the val
ues of grain and provisions and stocks.
1t has branches in several cities of the
west. It failed once before, but resumed
business shortly after. VIM. Doxy is
president. This is different concern
from the Chicago public produce ex-
change. Particulars are not known yet.
Liabilities probably not heavy.
j.. & w. Hossack of Odell, ILL.,, made
m assignment yesterday to John Nc
Williams and B. w. Kenyon. This is
the heaviest failure ever known in Liv.
ingston county, the liabilities being a
quarter of million to three hundred
thousand.
The Hossacks are large grain dealers
and owe nearly everybody in this
vicinity, and their failure causes greal
dismay. It is estimated that they will
not pay over fifty cents on the dollar.
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THE SABULA BRIDGE.

About the Milwaukee company's bridge
for which all through trains on the road
out this way are waiting, the Sabula Ga
zette says:
The bridge has been almost to stand
still for the past week. owing to the fail
ure of the iron to make its appearance as
contracted for. Most of the stringers
and cross-pieces have been put on, four
spans and few posts are up, but it can
progress no further without fresh mater
ial. The report that is being circulated
that some OF the iron which has been put
in the bridge has been condemned by
the inspector is entirely groundless, as
the iron is all inspected before 1t leaves
the shops and not after it is in the bridge.
The report that there is to be pile
bridge driver again this winter is also
a mistake. At present it is feared
that the iron for the draw and
long span, from piers 4 to 8,
will not get here before the 25th of
December, which would, should it prove
to be true, necessitate the building of a
temporary bridge over these three spans
until the iron does come, as it is extreme
ly doubtful as to whether the transfer
boat will be able to keep the river open
during the cold weather. This will be done
by driving temporary piles from piers to
3,3 to 4, to 5, and saving them off leve
with the top of the piers, and building &
frnme similar to the one used in support
ing and hosting tho iron, but of sufficient
strength to bear train. This cannot b,
accomplished, however, until the rive
freezes up, as the channel must bc lef
open for boats. When the iron arrive.
all will be put up in readiness. and b,
using the frame work which has alread,
been built. trains vii! he delayed but
very few days while the iron spans ar
being put IN. The masonry work ON th
oraw pier has been delayed few days i
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LATEST By MAIL.

New York, Nov. 1.-Two million four
hundred and ninety-six thousand pounds
of specie arrived.
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE daugh-
ter of Don Cameron married the son of
Justice Bradley of the U. s. supreme
court to-day.
Danville, Va. Nov. 1.-Two hundred
colored people left for Florida under an
engagement as laborers for the construc-
ton yf the Way Cross and Jacksonville
railroad.
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE National
Grange Patrons of Husbandry met in
annual session to-day, all the states in
the union being represented. After an
address by Prof. Woodman adjourned
until tomorrow.
Galveston, Texas, Nov. 1.-THE News
Corsicana special says a train carrying
four companies Of the sixteenth infantry
struck broken rail four miles above
here ditching four coaches. Twenty
five men were wounded, several serious
ly.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. IA heavy
snow storm commenced here at 8 o'clock
this morning and has continued without
.ii'o ~ A'oAoiA e'eA ~ S,!ec' anu 10 ~" ih!A
ing OH at p. m. rms Is something with
out precedent in this latitude.
New Orleans, Nov. 1.-THE Mississippi
Valley Interstate convention is perma-
nently organized by the election of Hon
H. T. Sinrall of Mississippi, president,
with vice presidents from Louisiana,
Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia,
pennsylvania and Ohio.
Washington, Nov. 17--The report Of
the lighthouse board will recommend
an appropriation OF $4,000 to give the
electric light proper test before adopt
ing it for general use in lighthouses.
The amount necessary for carrying on
the work of the bureau is s2,5O5,0OO.
Denver, COL, Nov. 1.-THE weather
throughout the state last night and to-
day has been extremely cold with a
heavy snowfall. Yesterday sleighing
was good. At 8 o'clock this morning the
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10 Deception Used.

1t is strange 30 many people will con-
tinue to suffer day after day with Dis
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, General Debility when
they can procure at our store SHrLoH's
VrrALlzER, free Of cost fit does not cure
or relieve them. Price rs cts.
: We have n speedy and positive Cure,
for Gatarrah. Diphtheria. Canker mouth,
and Head Ache, in SmIon's CArARHH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with each
bottle. Use it II you desire health, and
wcct breath. Price 80 cts.
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The Signal Service Omcer.

Washington. Nov. 19.-The cabinet
did not mention the appointment of the
signal service officer to-day, and the
secretary of war says that the statement
that Gen. Miles had been appointed is
premature. Miles will not be here until
Sunday.
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Hanged.

Washington, Nov. 19-B. Joseph Moer-
son and Ed. Queenan, negroes, were
hanged at l2:49 to-day, for the murder of
Goo. Philip Hirth last January. Both
stoutly maintained their innocence, and
claimed that they We're ready to die. The
former smiled throughout.
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The Weather,

Washington, Nov. l9.-The upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
Stationary or lower barometer, higher
temperature and south to west winds.
Partly clear weather.
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GENERAL NEWS.
FOREIGN.
The Land L.e.,yucrs

Dublin, Nov. l9.-The indicted land
leaguers will enter their pleas of traver-
sing the indictment on Friday.
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A Treaty With China.

Cleveland, Nov. l9.-The Washington
state department to-day, by telegraph,
learns the treaty on the subject Of i'm
migration has been concluded between
the United States and the government of
China.
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consequence of the inclemency of the
weather, but If nothing further interferes
it will be finished in a few days. The
south crib is UP to its hight and the fill
ing commenced. The stone cutting will
last but % few days. I.
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London, Nov. ia telegram from
Cork reports that two brothers named
Moore, have been arrested on the charge
OF being concerned in the murder Of
Wheeler. Michael Moore accompanied
Wheeler when lie was killed.
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Limerick, Nov. 19.--L,lst night the
custodian of the farm near N. W. Pals,
from which o tenant had been elected,
was shot dead by his fireside.
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London, Nov. l9-The coasting steam
or Allsa. which foundered off St. Gevers'
head, had u crew OF ~ and passengers.
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CHICAGO.
-, Chicago. November 10.
WnEAT-Stronger; closing weak. Sl.O87s cash
Sl.073s December; S1.0sh January.
ConN.Strong higher; closing weak 42Ac
cash; 43l.i C January; 48lc MAY.
OATs,Strong S2isc cash; No. 2. November
32lsc; December 37s.
RYE-S5Hc.
BARLEY--$1.Ol.
PonK-Strong .sl3.1sG5Hi cash; Sl2.4O Novem-
Der; December S13.s2h.
Ss.32. January,
WHIsKEY-$111.
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Garfield Receives C.,I.rs

Cleveland, Nov. Ex-senator Dorsey,
Congressman Miles Conn, and Police
Commissioner Whalen, of New York: City,
visited Gen. Garfield to-day at Mentor.
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London, Nov. 19.--In the first trial
heat this afternoon to determine the
choice of the contestants for prizes in the
international ragetta tomorrow, Wallace
Ross. Of st. John, N. B., won the heat by
q length; Hosmer, of Boston. Mass, End: :
Riley, of Saratoga. Sd; Nichalson, OF
Stockton, on the Lees, 4th. The second
heat over the same course and distance
was won by Lycock Warren; Smith, OF
Halifax, End; Trickett, of Sydney, N. s.,
Bird; Hawden. of Delavan 4th. Lycock
rowed in SPLENDID form. Ross. Lyoock.
Hosmcr and Smith will compete
tomorrow over the full Thames course,
four and half miles, for the American
prizes.
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Tho Times unininn

London, Nov. 19.-The Times in a
leading editorial says: "We have no
doubt whatever, that the power of arrest
ing a few active organizators and agents
OF that agralian terrorism in ireland,
would bring an immediate and enormous
relief. not only to the peaceable persons,
but to the many docile peasantry who
have been coerced to join in the agita-
tion."
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK.
New York. November 10.
WHEAT-Unsettled, shade strong. WhiteiDe-
cember, S1.2lM; No 2, red, spot l.22sl; Novem-
bcr Sl.22&@23; December $l.23ss.
CoRN-Shadc stronger. Mixed western SPOT
G.aGl59aic: do future 57H.GtGOc.
OATs-laGIalc better. Western 45D5Oc.
PoRK-Strong. $3.50.
LARD-Firm and higher $3.50.
WHIsKEY-Nominal.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.

AUDITORS OFFICE.
Whereas, the Star Fire Insurance Com
pany, located in the City, of New York and
state of New York, has filed in this Office sworn
statement of its condition on the 3lst day of De-
cember. \. D. 1879 in accordance with the pro:
the Territory of Dakota, relating 70 insurance
companies, approved February 18th. 1877; and
whereas, on examination of the sworn state
ment Of said Company filed in this office. find
that the said Insurance Company is possessed
of the necessary amount of capital invested a.
required BY law: therefore l, Z; A. sherman,
that said Insurance Company is duly authoris-
ed to transact the business Of Fire Insurance in
slst, 1850 Z. T.. WHITE properly ap-
pointed agent at Yankton, Yankton county.
In testimony whereof have hercunto set
| my hand and seal, this 18th day Of December
| A. 1880.
Seal E.A. SHERMAN, Auditor.
BY l.. NJ. PuRpr, Deputy.
E. I. WHITE,
| Agent. YanktDn, Dakota
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Second and Mulb'

A COMFORTABLE dwelling House with five
~ rooms on Pearl street near Fourth. Good
well Of water and small barn on the premises.
i. p. WILCOX,
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MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee. November 10.
WHEAT Opened weak and easier: closed
steadicr. No. 2 s1.0; cash S1.OGai; December
S1.0S.
OATs-Inact:ve, 31a:c.
RYE-S5c.
BARLEY-Sac.
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FOR SALE-Brick dwelling house-on
- Walnut street-is centrally located and
in good condition. Blue grass lawn. Shade
trees. Price low for cash.
j. PARKER HAYWARD.
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For Sale.

rINIIE one story frame building adjoining the
- store of Jacob Max, and formerly occupied
by Moody d Hand as law Office To be
JACnR MAY
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The Larson Washing Machine.

A DVERTlSE in this space. Inquire of
"a j. PARKER HAYWARD.
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HAVING purchased the right to sell the Lar
II son Washing Machine, in Yankton county,
am now, prepared to furnish them. They are
without doubt the best Washer now in use. Call
on or address, MRS. +. H. BRUSH
Mulberry street, between 18th and 5th, Yankton,
Dakota.
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Real Estate Wanted

Real Estate Wanted.
pARTIES wishing to sell Real Est tc in tracts
of l60 acres to 1,kD acres. will please leave
description of same at my Office
G. W. ROBERTS,
Real Estate. Insurance and Loan Broker
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Athens. Nov. 19-The chamber of dep-
uties passed, by vote of lO3 to 80, an
address in reply to the speech from the
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PEAL ESTATE-On easy terms.
~ j. PARKER HAYWARD,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wanted.

Wanted.
4 GOOD GIRL, competent to do general
WM. BLATT,
AtB!att Il Buerdorf's
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Il nearly new. containing four rooms and
pantry: good brick chimney and foundation,
tin roof on addition, lately painted and plas-
without lots. j. PARKER HAYWARD.
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AUDITORS OFFICE.
". ~ 80

AUDITORS OFFICE.
YANKToN. D. T., Sept. %, 1880.
certify that the foregoing is true and and ccr-
rect copy of the original statement of the
Star Fire Insurance Company of New York
on the 3lst day of December, 1879, aud now on
file in this office.
l.. NJ. PURDY.
Deputy Auditor.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
Insurance Company,

County Of New York.
e. sbe staf Snd r.
STRANGE company, being duly sworn, depose
and say. that the foregoing is full. true and
pany, that the said Insurance Company is the
bona fide owner of at least one hundred thous-
and dollars, of actual cash capital. invested in
or in Bonds and Mortgages of Real Estate unin-
numbered and worth double the amount for
which the same is n,ortgaged; and they are the
above described officers of the said Insurance
Company.
N. G. MILLER. President.
JOHN Il. SMITH, Vice-Presidint.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 4th day
| of September, 1880.
(Seall JACOB DUBOIS,
Notary Public.
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T ,OANS-C Cheapest money in the city.
- j. PARKER HAYWARD.
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FOR SALE.

l will advertise in this column Business
property, City and Country Real Estate. at very
low rates.
J. PARKER HAYWARD,
Real Estate and Insurance.
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TNSURANCE-First class companies. Low
4 rates. J. PARKER HAYWARD.
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Situation Wanted.
u himself generally useful. Has had expert
ence in the grocery business. First class refer
cnce furnished. Address,
FRED s. SNOW
Yankton,
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Money to Loan.
IN FIRST GLASS FARM PROPERTY at 9
Oper cent. interest and reasonable commits
sions. DEWEY Il FRENCH,
aNwtf. Attorneys at Law.
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Wanted

SsILVER goods of all the latest styles just re-
- ceivcd by II. G. Clark Il Co., the jewellers.
nIAMONDS reset-Rings made over Hair
~ jewelry manufactured by II. G. Clark d
Co., the jewellers.
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Cattle for Sale.
One hundred and fifty head choice, selected
~ steers, from two to four years old: Apply
to A. CHRISTENSEN,
Swan Lake, Turner Co., Dakota.
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GTONE dwelling house, with six rooms. cis-
- tern, shrubbery,, large garden privilege.
Magnificent view Of the city. Enquire Of
G. W. ROBERTS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Sd st.
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60 OOO IN MERCHANDISE, consisting OF
A,VOO Hats, Caps. Notions and other
goods, in exchange for Farming lands and City
lots. Apply to
Real Estate and insurance Agent.
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$3OO,OOO.-Five Years.

1NO loan on Farms for improvements and stock
Il raising by applicant, in Bon Homme
Hutchinson, Turner, Clay and Yankton count
ies. -, &. w. ROBERTS,,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
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Wash paid for Ynnkt0n County orders. Apply
Sto .G. w. ROBERTS.
For Sale.
I'm TIME, lots II and 49, block 45, Lower
VYankton. Good residence lots. Apply to
CIV. ROBERTS.
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For Rent.
Z Good dwelling houses. Apply to.
u G. W. ROBERTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-24
Labor'S Problem.
The Rev. Dr. Tiffany Thinks 1t Can Never be Solved on UnchristiaEa
 

The Rev. pr. Tiffany Thinks 1t Can ! Never be Solved on UnchristiaH | Grounds.
 From the New York Sum-
 | In three lectures on s"The Labor Problem, D ! recently delivered by the Rev. Dr. Tiffany in | St. PauPs Methodist church, he maintained ! that the working classes were the strength of social order and the hope of society. He il- I lustrated the effect of overlooking the impor- ' tance of the working classes by references to | the histories of Rome, Poland and Ireland No social rights were more psrsistently over looked than those of labor. Trades unions, he ! said, overlooked the fact that the wages of the | many, when compared with risks and uncsr- tainties of capital, made the result very nearly equal. Lockouts, he held, in the closing lecture of the course last evening, were the legitimate effect of strikes. Where trades unions forbade those not affiliated with them l to contract for honest employment and at tempted to enforce their dscrees by social os- tracism or physical force, and thus to regu- late the business of their employers, they were tyrannical and oppressive, and consti- tuted themselves 8 public nuisance. It was the duty of Christian employers to resist by all lawful means such measures of oppression. The strike was the weapon with which labor armed itself. But 1t was sword whose hilt was as sharp as it's blade. It was 8 foreign adoption. It should never have been accept ed by American fraemen. It was a means of preventing capitalists from being able to pay | wages, and was as absurd as the old system of | locking up debtors in jail. All classes lost by the coal miners' strike year ago, but tho miners lost most of all.
 Referring to Communisn, Dr. Tiffany said 1 it's principles were incapable of being carried out. It had fitted fast in the twilight casting 8 vogue look of frisndlinsss the working classes. There could be no remedy for dis turbRnoe of the relations between labor and capital except on scriptural grounds. Whsn man forget each other God has always way 1 of everything their plans. It was Gods set
 tied purpose to break up monopolies. Mean 1 fngless and contsmptible was ths plan of those
 ! idiots who attempt to transform labor into capital by revolutions, by meetings, by in 1 dammatory speeches. The great lesson of l the civil war was that labor should be paid,
 l but ths great social problem is yet in process
 !! Of solution. Dr. Tiffany prayed for the day l when it should be solved.