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Superintendent of tho Nashvit1c,. Chattn-
nonKa 4 81. Louis Road nrl brnllellcs alui
tho 81. Louis Il Southeastern, Including tho
Slnwmcrtowrl brunch. A. V. Guide, at pres.
eiit Assistant Chief Engineer, is appointed
Resident Engineer Ut all tho rt1ltls nIA.rMtttt
Or controlled by tho Louisville 4 Es,shyttIc
Company. Thu atlsee oI Assistant t;cnerMl
Ma,lngeI has lpru rendered IT, Col. i. u.
Sin!rr. Superintendent IT tile ,Irffgrsnnvillr,
ecpts,i, an!i viii ,ak" Tic pos!tlon stay /.
II Is understood tllat tho 0Illcu ot Assistant
to President. Newcomh las bcrn offered 10
y. N. Quarrtnr. Md tint lie will probably me-
cert It ln connection with his present otllcD
trailer MD Auditor have lmun lntely conso't-
tlntett, II. +. C,.rl, formerly Auditor, bec0m-
1hE Assistant CUn.rnlGr. lle l,as resigned,
arid tue Office Il nbOlsllef.
, 1880-03-30
1fAAiI4tN,S

"Ts,o Professor" piece u.nt Is called by
the BILLS "a screaming farce-colne.y," was
produced ut this theatre last evening" the
principal clIarncter-tllat Of nit absent
minded instructor of yonth-helng assumed
by Mr.. WIN Gillette. AS Is tho caso with
suost plays of the kind to whiel, "l'ho Pro-
fcssor" belongs, there Is little or no plot, tho
incidents In the present case upon wh!cl,
the action hinges being tha' experiences of n
party Of college youths aI,d sem!nary Matd-
ems III q country Village, into which the Pro
aunt, IN search Of . wife. Ills curious inls.
tax takes arg laussnS enough tn e;I thosu!Sss, ,s;,,
were presented by Mr.: Gilletts,
proved Him to bo a character
aetoF Of pa mean pre!!ensi9,!,s. The otae.
bsttluy brown, as A1tguslits, were lali4eAt-
ahly Wsak, and tho college glees, wl!!sh were were
anythtug but gleefM(: with competent people
In all tho pNrts "Fho Professor" would
prove decided success, and even now IL
Well worth seeing,
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cl0thies III thu ltue Vt. lloslort, Paris, was
worry neatly rtltle1 lately. 4 nun wwY SNOWY
l9to y roota oota at tho Fcas ot tue shop to try y,
%ha% 1s %ax % oqeE e9at
tu1uer put the key Vt tue ouurt DUR tq hIs poek-
1t, aud suld be would return for tho clethva Iu
did rrturn, With confederate, let hilnself III by
1ne rear 40ur, plnldercd tho storc, R4I hlQ the
iupulsaca to uall out 10 lhs owner. "ghanks,
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THE PRESIDENTS PARTY.

6pstta1 UI1VAFEh ID 1NS Ckleap0 TFlbuNs.
NEW YnKK, March, al-rresl,ent alld Mrs
liaycs, accompanied by Secretary an4l Mrs.
lsn.sey. arrived In this city this afternoon,
and wsrs driven Mt 0Nre to tie Fifth Avenue
lloteI, Tho visit IL III l,hll0r ut the lpw
metropolitan Museum, III Central Park, which
tle President Will f0rnlnlly open ttsiliurruw.
Alany friends called unuM tho distinguished
guests during the eyuillng.
, 1880-03-30

u GREAT RAILROADS. BUSINESS.
Fretgl,ts arc Increasing very rapidly OIL tho
Hudson River llntlroat. On Sunday lnst
fifty freight trains ran over the road, each
traln averaging tI.irty-two cars, or 1,Goo ears
I III Nll. Aiming them were a00 car-loads Of
cattle FROM thu West, ard MI immense ullnll-
tity or grnfli, hogs, etc. 15nRtncers, colduc.-
tnrs, aTa lIls,krineil nrc worked night al,d
ttny, aud every t!ay the quantity of freight
cult .Ilattcr tu taEu carU OF It Mi. All t.Is
viii be lrtieifctai to business, mud We h0pe 1t
Will keep "b00mtng. ."-PoaUtkceps Eagle,
1f,lrt.t H.
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OBITUARY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cul, March a0.-John
Nugent, the former editor a1nl proprietor of
tho San Francisco uerattl, died ut Sun L.
atldro tiils morning.
I4oulsvIl.t.E, ky., March ao.--Alaj. james
died III that city, aKe1 So years.
, 1880-03-30
CUTTING AFFnAY,

Sunday evening ut 1880 o'clock young
nan boartled Milwaukee avenue car No. 5i.
ut the paullna street crossing, and chose to
tnke exception to tho driver ringing the bell
for the conductor 10 come alu cul.
1ect Ills fire. Angry words followed
until tho yIatluct was reached, when tlp
young man rnng the bell himself, alll ut t,e
same ti,ne drvw u knlfo mud struck ut tho
were wardetl of, s!nd llo!Y escaped with d
scnlp wound ab1ut one nlnl Dlle-llnlf inches
long near tho right tu.nple. The nssi.sIl, theI
jumped the cur md escaped through, IN al.
ley. A passenger said lie knew BY sight the
ruiinn, ,llld TINT e would ilint out his name,
as ot about Is yeors | Of uge, ilye feet ftei tei,
Inches tatl slim build, smooth facu, antl wore
q light oyerc0at anu black soft Int.
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MORTuARY,

Special Dhpateh to 7As Chicago Ttibuns.
Cr1SToN, H., March @.-TIlo wife Ut ou1
esteemed Mayor, tho Hon. A. u. McIlenry,
WHO died lust Saturday, was buried tllls
afternoon ut = o'ciUrk, from l,er lnte rt.s!-
tulIce. a large assembly Ut friends aud ell.
xttly WCrN present,
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BILLIARDS,

NEW YOIlK, Atnrcll 20. Tho fnai
gn,le 0f thu billiard tournament for tho bum
cttt vt the Irish sufferers WINS played tonight
between Sehnefrr ind llptser nliu resulted LII
n Victory fur tho tDrll!er by scare 0t tL0 u
3lQ, This gives Scllaufer tie Netlul,
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WANT THEIR PAY.


ISntASAIULls, Ind, March .0.-lrwtn &
1I,lstfs, contractors fOr building Tho 1nhEAn-
apolls, Decatur {: Springfield Railway from
Nu1nn to this city, filed today lien III the
Recorders Office III the sum Of st5000 On the
property Ut tho Company tn tliis county.
Similar liens hayn been filed in the other
ehl,rtirs. The u,1ect or the lien IL 70 secure
irwin II Iiustls fol- bua,lce dns them oil
their eontrsct for constructing tho road, ~
tErElenl ont Of tic Company, although their
work llns BEEN done nearly four months.
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lFSSEPS IN B0cT0N.

nosroS, Alass., March .o.-Do I4csseps
breakfast tu-iny with his interpreter, Az
plston. Aayor Prince, an4 other well.kuown
cltIxels, l!e addresses the Board Ut Trade
tllls afternoon, Attunds y tlloAtre this even.
lug, and visits eAarIty ball Tonight.
, 1880-03-30
NfsyICkEfRsS.

Tue second week Of Miss Cavendlsh's en-
gaGelnont Wns commenced lust evening.
the star appearing as the mistress Ut King
Edward, u part in which sha has added much
, 1880-03-30

ATHEISTS.
"Cat" Burns, Il notorious sneak thief, was
last evening picked tip under somewhat suy.
p{ci0Ns circumstances by Detectives Sllea,
Keatlng, and kipley. III expected that liz
can be identified for some recent work OF thu
kind.
Jnmcs McKcrnon, the tl,lrsl person wanted
Tor tho bold robbery Ut Charles Minus, ut Tie
corner of Bluo lslnlld avenue alul Henry
street, WIS arrested yester,lny by Detective
kfp|ey. Tho other two are alreudy under
bull. =
John Grogan Is to be arrntgned t0tlay BE-
swor1, out Ly join j. Juimcyilel.l, of Flre-
Elgknp Company NJ. ~, who charges ).lnl
WITH sGrerply !nturlng Ills. 10yeAr-0ll soll
about three weeks ago by kicking HIN In the
abdomen
Minor arrests: Charles Rombyart, charged
With the lareeny Of 49, g5.!tt!.;eags 1 ffom
ltoAert ls9berg, keeper OF boarlinE-llouso
ut No. ~ West Erie street, charged with lar
ceny III bailee IN keeping Peter Carrols0n's
c!othihs heeMitso OF his inability tO pay III
SIS boArtl-Dfll.
T1lomns Finley was yesterday arrested by
about $50 rronl Airs. Davis wlIilo employed
.Ysrs. Viii VI III in ssG IS locked M l Up % ja's
AtcCntfrey, WHO IL cl,nrgett With having linl
hmMI !. robbing !. a. Cullen of . Watct.
while llo was out OIL spree.
Andrew Hill and James Beattlc, who wcIo
arrested lust Saturday for having III their
possession. II dozen bars Of solder, supposed
70 hive been stolen, llavp been ldent!'
Mssaa 5 aSr ' fhEsx ffa4Sxa f0enSPE egEoyt e wSa 2S,
they held ,Hp alnl robbed On tho night
nf March q. near tho corner Of FrAnk.
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4 HECEIYElt pAIp.

Sptttdi D.palth to .As Chicago 1ribAnA
1Sp1ASAl~Lts, Ind, March a,.-In tho
UnIte. States Court to-day In the matter Of
thu I.ogal,spOrt. Charlottesville Il South
western Railroad, the compensation Of J. p.
Claybrnok, ny Receiver, from Aug. IL, 1871,
10 Jun. 81, 1850. WIS fixed ut $l5, 5,738.BS, mid
Ills settlement WINS confirmed.
, 1880-03-30

CENTRAL. RATE ASsOCItTION..
Tho Central Railroad Kate Association,
Which WIS formed nbout six months ago TO
cSact arbitrary r,.tcs franl interior points In
Illinois mil lluliana, Is lying Mt tho point Of
dentl,, and 1t Is doubtful wl,ctlser It will sur
viye annt'lcr lnnl,tll Since tile Burlington has
given notice of withdrawal from ttle. Assu-
hnsn initnittl hy the WaGisll anr tic L'ko
Erle & Western, which hive nlso given IN.
tires of withdrawal. And HOW comes tho
Illinois Central a1ul gives aotice that It WILL
aIsO reasr To f,u I, member Of tho AssncInttnM
,,nls Central will necessarily coinpel tic
Alton to wIthtlrnw also, a,id, us tlio few re-
,natng roads will l,nrtiy be willing to bear
The EXPENSES Of the Ass1ctntion nll,Ip, n Eetl-
cral c0llapsu may be luoked for ut MY ino-
1uGtit,
, 1880-03-30
DENVER Il mo 0RANDE.

SpRfE1F 17u9HltN III 7HH CH1tH9H 1TFGUW8.
WASHINGTON, y. t., March aD.-rhu mal,a-
gers Of the Denver II Rio Grnmle Noatl
think that the rentl justmcnt between that
Company and tho Atell!so,,, Topeka Il Santa
III lsnilIoa.l Ut the suits which wure recently
pending III tho United Suites Supreme Court,
mid tn the ultimate control ,of Grand Gallon,
II very advantageous for the former Cnnl-
pany. They shy TINT It will give them nbstt-
lutte .contral OF the nnly .prurttrA!le,. II not
posslble, .ratlr0ad npproarli to LradvIllc, MID
they think the stuck will NOW hrconls. per-
Il snEd to have. bcuM considerable speculation
rs u consequence of the decision. The de-
tails Of thu agreement hnvn not bren lnadu
kNnWli. but It IL reported llat tic Atcsfs0tl,
numbers something l!kc 81 ,noo 00o for tho re-
llnQuish1nent Of wlinlevgr rights 1t llAl.
, 1880-03-30

Ollcer Peter Soergel was before Justice
Drown yestcrtay, charged with assnultng
William johnson, culorcd man. From tho
testimony offered It WIS shown tint Tho
oiliccr, who Is stationed Mt tho corner OF Stuts
and Washington strects, arrcsted johnson ou
IL slight pretext, and Oil the way 10 the sta.
informed him that he would report lin to
Ills superiors, whereat he WIS tuke,, down lha
cell MlIl brntnlIy beaten By tile olllcer. Turn
key Gubbi,ls pirted the two n,eil, md lyctt.
I'd what might 1'nye been serious a1iray.
to the whole atfulr, suying TINT liz had beutcil
johnson bccnusu Ut his tiirrnt to report llin,.
lie wlls fined so md costs for his brutality.
Tllc attorneys for tho prosecution were j,
W. L. ThumAs the f. II. Morris {coloreu).
, 1880-03-30

The hhopnnn G1t down IN timp tn gee tho car
rinRo conveying tho thieves drtyo Dif ut n grent
pacc, md Tor hnlf IN hour tho strpet rovcrbcr-
utcd with hta aacrEa, --
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TILE JESSIE lAIlrLETT TEsTIaIO-
NAL.

The box-shcct at Central Nfuslc-11all insli-
Gates that Miss Bartlett will be confronted
tonight with ofle Of the largest and mort
fashionable audiences that ever assembled III
heMusfc-lIal1. Those who forcgo this COLI
cert will laye something to regret, for, be-
side the excellent support tl,at Miss Bartlett
is to receive from the weli-known local favor
It's whose names appear In the program,
she will ntso have the assistance Of the very
brilliant soprano vocalist, Mrs. $. c. Ford, of
Cleveland, Of WHOM TIE TMDuSE expressed
its views when she sang In "plnafure" hero
with Hayerly's Chicago Church Choir CoE,-
pnny, md Alr. Charles IleydIer, 'cellu
player fro,u the leydlcr String Quartet
Cleveland.
Allss Jessie ccrtninly deserves well Of CHI
cngo, She numbers hcr friends among NIL
those who linye listened to her. sweet aud
nfxIlt will alike DO credit to tho public mid
the singer.
, 1880-03-30
nAVEleLY'S,


Tho people OF Chicago have a decided at-
fect,on for Hobbies" and upon lts repro
,uctfon lust night II tlncly-illlcd auditorium
greeted Nat Goodwiny Miss Eliza
Weathorsby, and their clevur company.
With ono exception, tho Gust of
this 1aughable absur.lity renlnlns the
same ns when recently seen ut uo0luy's,-
TINT exception consists Iii tho substitution OF
Miss E,n,l.a Dolar0 for Miss Venle Clancy In
tho role Of Constance DanD. While wo
cnn scarcely say TINT tho performance
Inns gained by tic change, VIC call
positively say 1t has not suffered. Miss
Dnlur0, who Wns ono 0f the original Nlcln-
hors OF the "Ilobbles party, IL not only. T.
prrtty WOMAN, but stu, pnssessns Il voice OF
excelleMt guailiy md IL I'LL actress Of merit.
MT Goodwin. WIS nB arOll as Dyur,
ulW! ellefteu Eal8 uf laughter wllrll-
oyer !le opened Ills mouth, and
Altss Ellen Weatliorsby was as pretty,
nlitl altApely, atlu wore AH tillu clothes us Ut
ynre. VI course Miss jimmie WeAtherBby, In
llcr extraordinary lurlesque OF the tulry,
cNine til for lIcr usual aiinre. Ut lnugter.
"ll0bbles" Is one of tho purost and brightest
1f entertainments, AtiA ono OF tho richest for
lnllghtnl.l0vinK pp0ple.
, 1880-03-30
IIOOLEY's

A successful theatrical venture n1wnys fluids
iinitntors, and responsibility for the existence
OF many Ut the sen,l-varlety troupcs now
atloat unQucstional,Iy rests with tho Salisbury
Troubadours. The latest company organ-
lied after that pattern-a long way nftcr,
wo may incidentally re1nark-appcarcd
last night at ,Ilooley's under tho MINIS Ut
"The TmgcdIans of Kalamazoo" The title
was npt to excite curiosity. tho flaming md
fascinating pictures Ut the actresses, plcntt-
fully scattered through tho town, wis
calculated to catch the unsuspecting,
md tho result was n large audience.
Truthfnlly speaking VIC could scarcely say
TINT tho latterlllg nntclfMtlolls of that
audience raised by tho seductive managerial
announcements was realized sour School
Days, or Boys and Girls Again." Is tho
name OF tile piece in which the
company are supposed to find pcgs upon
which to hang their songs, DANCES, and
sayings. Charles P. Brown. tic nutll0r, cnlls
1t IN r1otous novelty" md We nro Inclined
to agree With him II VIC could only find where
tho novelty comes In. Wllrn we arc not
wearied by stupid dialog We are surfeltcd
with old gags. comic sonKs more Or less veil
uruble, nilu suggestions frotn various farceY.
TlU atfntr seems t0 lung upon tho love Of Il
species Ut IeoHco Jutttvr Jclktns for young
woman VIII so, ,ooo: lIe loyyy llsr not fgr y
pursues her through three nets, tllu Incidents
of Which It would be fully to atteinpt to d.
tnll. Owing to some reasDlt unexplained w
the management neither Miss Nellie Lurkeue
nor Mr. j., II: Burl,ett-ndyertlscd To- ap.
ppar-were In the cast. a Miss Esnlna lluIi
played thu part, Of thu former, Alr.
Alonzo Schwartz il!ed thu r0lo Of Burnett,
md the character ut Jttcol WIS LETT out Ut
tic play. Tho omission OF ono part, how
ever, "la neither here nor tl,ere-l.nlf Il
ti0ze,l might have been umltted without being
seriously missed. IAu chief female charae.
ters are assumed by Mtss Gertie
Miss Clara Moore, and 1t niay :, be
sail that while Mons exhibit my startling
ability, .all look pretty, sing we'll, n,ld work
earnestly to mike tic entertainment pleas
Ing, Dir. Augustus Bruno Is II burlesllle
ncSor Ut lecItled merit. mud Mr.. Glassf9rd
perfectly hit ok 4 rather tedious Scotch dia-
lcct character. 'rhe n!uin difficulty with tho
entertainment IL tint there Is too much In.
sEpid t,lk In tho first aMd seeoill .ncts, too
much slallg alil t0o, much v9rtcty business,
tha freshness Of which hhs long been worn
of
, 1880-03-30

for fhe benetlt Of tho public,
The 1sal1road Company, hnv!nE no power I'M
tho City at Chicagp without tho consent Of tho
Inter ascn III conformity with ita own vsinrtrr,
and the esn*cut rcliG! Mp,,r lri'!g vo 4 there
posing md threatening tnsio tho nets cntNrlnlnch
oI wtha,tt or ln excG*a Gf II pt.wers ~ 1,,cil
se ere sy sji 81 e hs s sae lii npps % te to
local officers nrting without or IN cycrss Ut tho
nuthoriiy Ut law Iii tho opening of roads. Tho
setsR r5ispss no4 shnry h"ny # r
h. Ths Pill nnGSE xS 4 pr~Ms M ne ea ~;
wnnt Of oqntty. The Court s.,staino,t tho ic.
nurrcr, but tho rccont hocs not disclose on whit
No "ppnrtunity. sn fur rs tho rcts'rJ shuws, wis
given plaintiffs to nu,er,l BY striking u,lt The
nntnrs % II pnrt Gf tho plaintiffs, in.t The Court
tho i,!lt MS u thrty-tlvo Ut tho p!nlnt!tre n.o
cnse for nm inJunGttnn.. ,......
in nx sd "pum ;o iii t fr thS %; Gart # sy %T e' "i
decree viii i,c reversed md tho caso rcnanled
fur f.irtlsor l1r,rte'lft,us.
Reversed n,li1 reminded.
A reporter 0f THE ''nInuSE inquired YES.
tetlay. afternoon of Mr.. j. D. 1.rowM, 1'fcsi-
dent If the C!llcngo E Western Intltatn Rail-
rpatl Company, whnt Tic effect of tho .tects-
i'm would be ltpun tho opening nf the r.,ntl.
decision, a1'd ha,l not rS&d II through: Iio
,lislerstonl, however. that the Appellate
Court hrltl tho Ordinance inynltd On tho
Ernt.ttl NJ Its lntenisnss. What they pr.'-
lse 10 dp was t9 9r'l!ns9 !! re-,
already secured MI the right nf why, al Ind
lni, their truck over thu entire distance ex-
cept the sMali Imrtiou nf tlla l.ake Sllors u
Michigan Southern Ern,ind nnwtn litigation.
They Ind % warra'1tes t'ss'ls E TO. 70 III the
shaot ho ti,o fast tint tI,e Nv or,IIiaiice i e. Ind ii
been declared invalid would ilot, as he
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Beloit is reviving.
Sioux Falls has two d%iphtberias.
Colfax is about to experience a revival.
The railroad Y at Canton 1s completed.
A Methodist revival is in progress at
Gary.
Spelling schools are all the rage in Clay
county.
Cameron's club dances are very pleasant
affairs.
The Parker cornet band is in a flourish
ing condition.
Ice is being harvested or the Sioux for
the Cantonites.
Marshall is soon TO have a three story
steam grist mill.
A grand concert will take place in Parker
about February LIST.
There are 100 pupils in attendance ut the
Watertown school,
The St. Paul road Is preparing to lild a
depot at Flandreau.
An addition is being built TO the Hessel-
ton saloon at Parker.
Kransbury. Codington county, is calling
loudly for q telegraph office.
The Vermillion Standard will publish o
series of essays on women.
A Touring mill Is being built up the
Sioux, five miles from Canton.
Numbers of large fish are being speared
in the Eas, Vermillion river.
The dramatic club of Gary are pre pairing
to give "Ten nights in q bar room"
Diseases of the throat and lungs are more
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

The editor of the Mitchell Capitol has
reached the conclusion that the newspaper
writer's Of southeastern Dakota are deficient
in actual knowledge of what the Black
Hills really are. Witnessing every day this
deplorable ignorance on the part of his
brethren, he kindly proceeds to enlighten
them. This is the way he does it:
To these we would say, imagine yourself
upon the summit of one of the many
mountains of we'll nigh solid ore which
tower into the skies in this wonderful
region, and prepare yourself to com.
prehend something of the resources
and prospective wealth of this ia
vored natural center. Look upon deposits
of coal, gold, silver and other ore., almost
exhaustless in quantity, the development Of
which will not fairly begin until twenty
years more Of time shall have passed away I;
cast your eye over millions upon millions of
acres of the finest pasture and agricultural
lands that ever the sun shone on, intersected
by almost numberless clear, pure rushing
streams, capable of furnishing abundance
Of water for stock raising purposes and ex-
hausues water power, and all as free to the
settler - the air he breathes.
Clear, pure, rushing streams, with <
haustless water power, is good. Also the
many mountains of we'll nigh solid ore
which tower into the skies. The COW coun-
ties blush at their insignifcance under this
comparison. =%
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

Geo. w. French, formerly chief justice
Of Dakota, has been appointed and confirm
Cd chief justicealinger of Arizona. A
French Judge will have an interesting time
Of 1t in . territory which speaks nothing
but Piute and Spanish.-Deadvood Pioneer.
Mtraditiona do not exaggerate, and if this
is sour Judge French" 1t will make very
little difference to him whether he under.
stands the language or not. Long before
he was mustered out of the judicial service
Of Dakota hs was generally known as "Old
Necessity, for the reason, it was explained,
that necessity knows no law"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
Mrs. winslovv's scouting syrup.

Rev. SYLvANus COBB thus writes in
the BOSTON CHRISTIAN PREVENTATIVE
would by no means recommend any kind
of medicine which we did not know to be
good particularly for infants. But OF
Mrs. Winslow,s Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge in our own family
it has proved a blessing indeed, by giving
an infant troubled with collie pains, quiet
sleep, and unbroken rest at night.
Most parents can appreciate these bless
ings. Here is an article which works to
perfection. and which ia harmless; for
the sleep which it affords the infant is
is perfectly natural, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as q button" And DUR
ing the process Of teethiug, its value is
incalculable. We have frequently heard
mothers say that shey would not be with.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
MARSHALL RAYMOND.
lie Is Put Forward by a Northern Scribe
as a Candidate for Congress.
Fargo Correspondence st. Paul Globe.

X X y X 4 \ X
Bat it is possible that sentiment in Fargo
is not a true index of that of the territory
at large, and that he may develop much
greater strength than is conceded here. But
it is likely that by the time the convention
meets a new Richmond will arise who will
carry off the prize. This may be J. B.
Raymond, the present United States mar
shall. He now halls from Yankton, but will
remove to this place in March next. He is
unquestionably destined to prove a leading
spirit in the politics of Dakota, and is with
out doubt one of the shrewdest republican
politicians in the territory. The fight may,
and it is predicted will, narrow down to a
contest between Raymond and Bennett.
Raymond is about "a years old, of plau-
sibie, winning address, and withal a
born politician. When a mere boy he en-
tered the army and served in John Logan's
regiment, and at the close of the war was
stationed in Mississippi. There he remain.
ed, and for some eight years published tie
Pilot at jackson, and during the carpet-bag
rule was made state printer, which was an
Office of considerable e%molument. Upon
the fall of the Ames dynasty he removed
temporarily to Washington, when upon the
accession Of the monumental fraud now in
the white house, he wss given his present
position as marshal Of Dakota. He was
one of the better class of northern carpet
who %swooped down upon the south
at the close of the rebellion, and
while there made many friends. His
there was due to the
fact that better chances offered
elsewhere, and in no wise to
any inability to get along peacefully with
the people of the state. In fact his views
of the southern question are by no means
radical, but in many respects eminently
sound, sensible and conservative. He had
no afiliation with the rapacious horde of
adventures who aocked to the south to 70.
ment trouble and to ia ten upon the mise.
ries of an impoverished and helpless people,
and his departure therefrom is no doubt
sincerely regretted by many good citizens
in that section. Although young, his career
shows him to be no ordinary man, and if
he does not make himself felt in territorial
your correspondent mt will be greatly
mistaken. He is already in the field for
and if he and Bennett are left to
fight it out the latter will hardly prove his
own SUCCESSOR.