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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

A press TELEGRAM from Kansas City an.
nouncest hat intense excitement exists there
over The presidents proclamation relating
70 the occupation of the Indian territory ~
white settlers. The people are said 70 be
unanimously in favor Of Senator Vests bill,
but are bound to 60 into the territory at all
hazards. Troops are scattered all along the
frontier, but the leaders Of the colonization
movement announce they can put 1000 men
on tie m.archsin three days notice.. There
y fear Of bloodsbed unless the prnident's
order 10 modified 90 % to allow settlers to
20 upon the coded lands.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

Senator Window has introduced q bill to
to establieh national saving banks. 1t pro.
vides for the establishment under the au.
thority Of the comptroller of the currency oil
saving institutions for the receiptsof deposits,
on which an interest shall be paid of 3per
cent per annum, and these deposits shall be
secured BY 80 per cent Of their value in
United States bonds. held in trust for the
depositore by the treasury department. The
bill merely extends the present national
banking system. so as to include savings
banks, but does not permit them to issue.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
A DANGEROUS CLAUSE.
Til. statute. Of D.ko,. Bring Trouble
Well Meaning Black Hitler.
Deadwood Times.

Deadwood Times.
Some sections Of our revised statutes ar.
more calculated to get . man into trouble
than 10 keep him out of It. One section
embraces q sub rosa clause, wnich it MOI
explained 10 advance BY the notary public
while executing certain papers between
man and wife, Is liable TO get his (,he
notary's) head punched. Johnny Swift
bad Q narrow escape on account of thu
clause yesterday. II seems that q wife can.
not legally execute certain papers 10 pres
ence Of Der husband or other parties.
Upon that occasion be was drawing ~
some document for q we'll known ci,izen
aud when it came TO the Sub rosa part o.
the proceedings, he invited those presen'
to vscate the room. The lady started l.
follow her husband, when the sutjnined
scene transpired:
"You remain" remarked the notary TO
the lady. ...
"WelI, she goes if 1 CO." replied the hus.
band.
mo, 1 want her to stay IT," continued til.
official.
"Not BY ad-n sight she don't stay in
here alone" retorted the now irate boss.
"All right, then these proceedings can g.
no further"
"Well, then they can't" and taking hir
wife by the arm led her out.
Johney, not counting on such a turn olaf.
fairs, stood specifies, gazing at the disap
pearing couple, when the husband turned
round aud exclaimed
IF you gay another word I'll come back
and knock you into the middle of mex
week"
Upon gaining the highway Jim Wardne,
explained the matter to the parties and tn,
lady returned and acknowledged the paper,
alone.
Johney is now of the opinion that thi.
particular clause should be repealed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

McCook county farmers are putting in
their CROP. ~.
"A kindergarten school is talked of at
Sioux Falls.
The Roscoe girls are preparing to give .
leap year ball.
Thene is . good opening for 4 good pho
itographer at Flandreau.
General Potter, the Temperance lecturer,
is living seriously i'll at Sioux Falls.
Tho first wheat sown in Coddington
county this season was o Feb. 24th.
= pickers, Weighing twenty, pounds was
caught in the Vermillion river 1 fSW days
ago.
A herd of thirty or forty antelope we're
seen on the east Vermillion river, . short
time ago.
Postal cars will be attached to the Mil
-waukee trains running west'of Canton, early
in March.
Farmers from Brookings, Lake and Min.
nehaha counties, 60 to Flandreau, Moody
county to trade.
Flocks of wild geese seated on the ice Of
the numerous lakes of Lake county are COM
mon occurrences.
The saloon men of Sioux Falls have put
. ticket into the field for the coming village
election. They wish to elect men as trustees
who will lover the cost of village license.
Flandreau Enterprise: 1t is reported
thst some of those unsavory Sioux Falls
|cyprians have secured land about a mile out
,of town, and propose 10 start there one of
their dens of infsmy.
The Sioux Falls Independent says there
10 no place in that town for men, young or
CID, g spend N evsning excenp where liquor
Z ecld. sna calls upon s4enexly organized
Christian Tempsrahcs Union 70 establish .
reading room where games Of al sorts can
be INDUCED in, and in that way and many
Others to show their sympathy and encour-
agement for the boys who have recently
taken the pledge. Sensible words, which
should b headed.
Canton Advocate: A crowd gathered in
front of the court house Saturday afternoon
to witness . trial of strength between two
members of the legal fraternity, which wa
tested with Q double wagon between them
The wagon had just been sold by the sheriff
upon . chattel mortgage. The party hold
ing another mortgage upon the article, un
dertook BY the aid Of bis lawyer and q few
friends TO take possession Of it, and while
the attorney for the other mortgage with
divers and sundry friends tested his strength
at the other end, the latter end prevailed,
and amid cheers, curses and laughter the
disputed article was trundled to the rear of
Taylors building.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
4 RAIN PRODUCER.
Washington Letter,

washington Letter.
A man BY the name of Ruggles-x Gen.
eral,n Of course. for all Southern men have
their tiues-has come here to get congreea'
ional appropriation to pay for rain. He
wants 10 be attached to the agricultural
department ~ rain.producer, and if the
government will pay him q liberal salary
and bis expenses he will hold himeelf IN
readiness to bring rain upon a famished corn.
field or potato patch, whenever it shall be
needed. He claims that he can fetch the
rain.storm Is easily as Franklin brought the
lightning. His method is to send up . bal.
loon to the cloud realms carrying . cart
ridge of dynamite, or similar explosive
material, which can be exploded By cleo.
tricity when 1t has reached the proper height
The scheme is under confederation BY the
committee on agriculture, but they have
not vet developed much faith in its efficacy,
and General Ruegles promises to make 4
test and vet Warrington one of these days.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
SENATOR nakwoops pourenEss.

Al everybody out vest know, Senator
Kirkwood is one Of the most polite and gen.
tlemanly men in the world, but the othe,
day he xss extremely 20. he IL chsirman
of . conmittee that u investigating the
Cheyenne and Ponca troubles, ahda pretty
Indian maiden named .BsiRbt Eyea." and
her father, STANDING Bear" we're Witnesses.
The senator wanted to do the proper thing.
but Vas 10 . dilemma. When be addressed
the youg lady, he didn't know whether to
call her "Mits Eyes" or "Miss Bear"-Bear
being. her fathers name. He thought If he
fallid her "Biikht Eyes," without the
sMis," she might think it too familiar and
he didn't dare say "My dear" for similar
reason. When he introduced her to the
committee he alluded to her as miss Bright
Eyes," and during the examination he id.
man he called .Mr. Bear
"Bright Eyes" ia veil named. Ihave seen
hun ireds Of lndian women. and she is the
pfettiest l ever saw. She dresses like her
white sister. and the day she came before
the com mites she wore q neat-dtting black
satin. hahtouably made, with scarlet "fxin's"
Ut her neck and . necklace of some curious
pattern-a string Of the teeth of Wild
animals, I guess. Her hat was a"Derby"
Of tie latest stvle, and Q bird ofscsfiet plum.
age was attached 10 the trimmings. She h.s
Q neat foot and wears . No. 2 boot I judge,
and l think her hand would ct 81 glove.
Senator Ferry and Senator, Salisbury, two
Of the senate bachelors, we're in attendance,
although they do not belong to the commits
tee. and I guess General Burnside and his
colleague, Senator Anthony, will be around
next time, Is they. are both given to pretty
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

Tho nuu,cipal election In Sioux City
resul,ed In . choice Of G. r. Hoyt for msy.
or by, a.msjoti,y Of eighty six; J. N:
Clslaud vas elected solicitor. T. ]. Lambert
assessor end G. r. Gilbert treasurer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

Congressman Singleton. of Illinois, has
introduced ip, the house a;bill to grant .
land ss.sran.o f 10oacs,,., or 10 lieu there
of ihssana 0f In. 1eEsl officers. soldiers
and sailors Who served 10 the lste val of
the rebellion. In the case of death of any
Officer. soldier, o sailor while in the service
81 aftsr being discharged, such warrant
shsll g issued or Its equivalent In monsy
DO paid to bis heirs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

seThsaNorthssn Sissaiis the latest addition
ssssour territorial Exchange lilt. Il is :
weekly Aus, publishsd ats Caledonia, rseil
c6dnty, md makes az sncourasttsg start..in
the newspaper world. Like most other Da.
ket. journals the Signal is republican in
epttaiiics. Il is owned by "A. De Lacy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

Weaver, the congressional greenbacker
who proposes 70 ell the pockets Of ex,sol-
diers with government paper, made another
ss.aortron Monday to "catch the eye" of the
speaker Of the house, but was unable to cor
raj The wandering, orb Of vision which has
CAUSED him so1much distress. He will have
t.. wait another, week and then renew his
pursuit.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

The United statss supreue court has rem
dered decisions in several cases, Involving
The question Of taxing national bank shares.
The court holds that the systematic and in
ternationsl assessment Of national bank
shares At their full value, while all other
moneyed capital is assessed far below it,
true value, 10 q violation OF the act of con.
gress prescribing the rule for taxing shares.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

Secretary Sherman informs the cabinet
that the silver 10 1.-THE treasury 10 constantly
increasing and extremely di@culs TO eireu-
late owing to the convenience 81. silver cor.
tiAcassS Which are invarisbsYY preferred aud
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
WANTED.

Sherman s Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at a SAL
airy of 800 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

Thursday Evening, March 4, 1880.
One year from today General U. 8,
Grant will BE- inausurated president of the
United Bates.
Chief Justice Ryan, Of Wisconsin, is lying
At the point Of death, his pehysiciansp having
abandoned all hopssot his feoovery.

The Prese and Dakotaian il under %
tinual obligations 70. Delegate Bennett for
yaluSblspaklls docansnts, for which tick.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

Always water plants With : sponge. Get
tbs large. coarse kiAd and YOU viii sava
yourself much annoyance aud spattersd
walls.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
Browns Household Pan.ce..

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer il
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly Re
lieve Pain, whether chronic or acute, than
any other pain a%lleviator, and it is warran.
ted donble the strength of any similar pre-.
psration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
All Aches, and is the Great Believer of Pain.
. Browns Household Psnacea" should be in
every family. A t~easpoonful of the Pana.
cea 10 tumbler at hot water (sweetened, il
pref rred taken at bedtime, will Break up
. Cold. Is TO. q ho..'c
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by Worms.
Browns Vermifuge Comfits, or Worm Loz-
enges. although ef1ectual in destroying
worms. can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable com
bination has been successfully used by phy.
%s'cians, and found to be absolutely sure in
sradicating worms, 30 hurtful to children.
twenty-five cents q box.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

This world without w6nn-lovsly
womaa-would 30 like . blank shsst Of %,
pee-not sven ruled.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
From vt. Paul to Green Bay.
From St. Paul TO Manitovoc,
From 81. Paul TO Milwaukee.

~ 011O3K0s
Il ou also be act down a . fact ,ha, the
new company will form BY far the hes vie.,
lumber line on the continent, its roads pen.
etratine the regions whore the supplies ar.
largest ard lfa6ning through ! -counlr,
where the demand u greatest. From Ill
this. the impression 10 justified that The 81.
Paul, Onaha& Chicago railroad 10 . big
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
A NEGRO ED.

A special to the Commercial from IRA
zIc, Ind, says:-"George Scott, q half
breed Indian and negro, was lynched
last hight by a party of masked men,
who took him from the Jail, where he
was confined tor an assault on Mrs. Al
lison, tho vito of his employer.
Jay Gould's conservatory Al his couu-
try seat, IrvinRton-o n-the- II udson, New
York, was totally destroyed by fire ar
ly on Saturday, morning, with a large
and costly collection of choice plants. IL
WAS probably the largest greenhouse 10
America, covering two acres OF ground,
and was built eleven years ago at cost
of Sl50,000.
The playful wish TO give her hus-
band surprise caused young wife,
jus, arrived from Germany, to remain
a few d ,ys with friends in this city
before presenting herself before him.
But, in the meantime, the husband
had been haunting the landing places
Of the steamers, and, learning that his
wife had arrived aud had left the
wharf in company with gentleman,
he went home and poisoned himself
When the wife went to seek her hus-
band she found him in his coffin, anC
was in time only to be the chief mour
ner at his funeral y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
General News.

The Supreme Court Of Louisiana has
affirmed the decision Of Judge Houston
sustaining the legality OF the recent
municipal election in New o. leans, and
declaring the candidates slected entitled
70 their Offices.
The President yesterday, nominated
Ddgar Stanton, Of Illinois, to be Consul
General, at st. Petersburg; Wolfgang
Sehosnie, Of Ohio, Consul al Barmsn,
Prussia; John Hall, U. y Marshal for
Western Pennsylvania; and First Lieu
tenant Samuel Z. Tillman, of the Marines
TO be Professor Of Chemistry, Minsralogy
and Geology, at West Point.
Secretary Thompson, yesterday re-
quested the President to appoint his sue
cssser a. Secretary Of the Navy, in time
70 permit his retirement from that ONCE
on Monday next. The President accept
cd the resignation, and has designated
Secretary Ramsey TO perform the duties
of Secretary Of the Navy,as well ~ those
Of Secretary Of sWar, from the 20th inst.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum
has authorized Collectors Woodcock, al
Nashville, and Clark, at Atlanta, to In
crease their revenue parties, and equiI
them with breech-lOAding arms, in view
Of the resist ance offered by illicit dis
tlllers In their respective districts.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
Deaths ast Week. .

For the week ending Saturday last
twelve deaths were reported to +.
Is. Frazer, Registrar Of Deaths and
Burials, as having occurred IN this
city as follows:
Born in the United States, IL ;
Ireland, /; white, 10; black, 2;
male, 7; female, S; Alrnshouse,
Coroner's cases. 4; brought here for
interment, 2, sent away, /.
The causer were: Apoplexy, /
accident, 2; bronchitis, l ; conges.
tion Of BRAIN, l; consumption, /
debility, |; inflammation of lungs
/; meningitis, /; membraneoul
Group, ] pleurisy, |; thrombosis o
femoral artery, l.
The deaths by Wards were; Firs
Ward, /; Second, l; Third, 2
Fourth, 2; Fifth, l; Seventh, 3
Eighth, 2.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
FIRE SPARKS.

The all-absorbin topic among the nre-
man Al the present time IL the alarm tel
exraph. There are but very few who sx-
press any opposition TO It's Introduction,
and those who do, do Ii on the ground
that IL is the first step toward paid de-
partmeut. THERE'S but hyile doubt that
the Telegraph Is needed not only to stop
so many false alarms, but TO make the
department more ficient II thai be poe
sible. The question 10: VIII II be intro
duced? Mr. Blake, the chairman OF the
Fire Committee OF Council, has strong
hopes that IL will. In order 10 defray
the expense OF the introduction II Is
proposed to ask the Legislature TO pas
an act granting authority TO Council 10
dispose Of the building formerly used as
Il . hospital The building is situated on
one OF the most favorable sites In the
city, and cost together with the ground
over SIC, 900, and Mr.. Blake thinks thai
| IL can be disposed OF to good advantage
at the present time. The subject will
| probably come up in Council IN shor'
| Time.
There Is much speculation As TO why
the City Conncil did not take some one
| OF the officers of the department to
Baltimore on Saturday last. Mr. Blake
/ eh airman of the committee OF arrange
ments, so 1t 10 said did not Inform Chile
Engineer TaEswell that Council wa
going until about . o'clock on FRIDAY
evening. Mr.. Tazewell alleges that ih'
tioe was so short that It WAS impos
sible for him 10 leave his business. Tn,
First and Second Assistants were no
invited at all, SO IL Is said.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
Conaress Yesterday.

In the House yesterday . resolution
was introduced distinctly raafdrming the
Monroe doctrine In reference to the pro-
posed Panama Canal, and considerable
feeling debate on the proper COMMITTEES
TO which 1t should be rsferred.-Two
bills Civil Service Reform, one In the
Senate and one In the House were con-
sidered yestsrday.-Judgs Il. b. Taylor,
elected TO the vacancy IN the House
caused by General Garfeld's rssigna-
tion, was sworn In yesterday, but his
crsdentIals were referred to the xlsc-
tions Committee. Mr.. Myers has asked
for information a. to how much Gen.
Grant has ever received from the Gov
erpment for his services, both in the
army and a. President. The House
unanimously adopted q resolution ex-
pressive OF sympathy With the efforts Of
the Irish laboring classes to effect re-
form in their land system.
A report In reference to the spread ol
plsuropneumonia was transmitted to the
Senate yesterday. Several committees
VI persons interested 10 the extinction o
the disease are In Washington, and
bill for that purpose will be vigorously
shampioned.- persons were
iost In the recent gale in the Bay Of st
Lawrsnee.-Ths names Of rhe member
Of the new Mexican Cabinet are pub
lishsd to-day.-The Mexican Govern
ment has awarded the Tampico AM
Morales roads TO the Lymon Railroa'
Company.-The reports Of sewers
States corporations, Including that G
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany, were nled In Albany yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
I'm the Sacred Name Of Charity.

The care of the sick, the nom eless. the
weary ones of earth's children, main ed.
crushed, bruised, Du ming with fever, torn
by disease, is the highest mission OF man
on earth. The support of the world re-
nowned Charity Hospital In New or
leans has been by legislative enactment
and constitutional recognition placed or
twenty-hve years from 1865 on a liberal
subsidy secured from the Louisiana state
Lottery Company. Tne next, or Grand
Semi Annual Drawing takes place on
Tuesday, December l4th, when t522, 500 Is
distributed In prizes TO holuers OF sI0
tickets or fractional parts thereof full an
formation Of which can be had OF M. A
Dauphfn, No. $40 Broadway, New York
CITY. or same person at New Orleans, Ia.
Write at once. decg.et
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
DETAILS OF THE PENSACOLA A
FIRE

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ia late dis
patch from Pensacola gives further de.
tails. IL says the fire destroyed ave
blocks In the heart OF the city, aud lassed
over eight hours. The loss will foot up
uver 100000. Over one hundred es.
Adjustments were consumed Including
The Custom House, Pos. Once, both
telegraph Offices, both newspaper Offices
and the County Clerks Office. Over 1850
persons are rendered homeless, and much
suffering must ensue. The mails and the
records Of the United States Court were
saved, but the Custom House papers
were lost.
The insurance will amount TO about
one.balf TO loss. The origin OF the fire
Is unknown. 1t began in the building
occupied by s. Demiana as a confec.
tionery store, the Inmates Of which
barely escaped with their lives, two be.
ing severely burned, aud saving moth.
ing. The flames might have been
checked sooner, but the steam-englne
being out OF repairs, was In the machine
shop undergoing repairs, and this leil
the town at the mercy OF the fire.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
A WESTERN DESCRIPTION OF A
BLIZZARD.

"What the cayote 10 TO the hunter, the
freiR Rhter. the COW boy and the miner, the
blizzard u to the average citizen. The
bhxzard ranks about rs high in meteor
ology ~ does the skunk in zoology. And
then q biZEard IL the only thing that
will blow thirteen ways at once. 1t de-
scribes q course precisely like . Scotch
plaid. You turn from q direct hne-to
the lac way-of the fierce wind In order
TO catch good square breath, and the
blizzard Is there TOO. 1t catches you on
the point of exhAiatton, just a. your
lungs are an immense vacuum. Youl
mouth Is open, of course, and the bhz
zard suddenly fills you 80 tull OF wtnG
Shat nothing but a heavy conscience
ptevents you from soaring aloft a. ono
ike balloon. You feel miserable an,
tlghter'n q base drum. You want :.
sSear, but yoa haven't time. Your onl
relief il to strain the blizzard throug
your fingers"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-14
LOCAL TINE ram,
TRAINS I.pAv

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