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, 1880-11-26
FROZEN TO DEATH.

SncH In tile Ente Of q RGnlnlc Tramp.
1t was n sud sight for holiday which prcseut-
ets itself Yesterday morning to fasnlly living at
No. tut liuttcri!old strcut. Lato tho niGht be-
turo they had hcArl II man and wolnan talking
loudly md cllrs!ng. They nppcartsl 10 be !n the
yarr directly back of tho hnuso, hut rs this yarl
Is open nuthIng was thought OF 1t. About
o'clock yestcrdny morning tho inmates
Ut tho house were awakened by
somp OF tho nclghbors who had noticed Il
1nan and WOMAN lying side by side In tho yard.
Naturally enough tAoy supposed TINT both wGro
acud. murdered perhaps, or frozen 10 dcnth,
and thus alnrmcd thoy notified Ollcors Mahongy
and Powers Of tho Twsnty-scoout Street Stu
ton. It was found that tho tnat WIS still, alive,
snnsn Wo y VIZ de Tho sa% fa cd eoSuts ta
tho ground lhout thc1n to tho depth
Of of ssyyral i,chcs. but that when
wntcr. and thus tho clothing was drcnche Thu
HIN wAs t.Ikun to tho Twen.y.scct't.d Strs.rt
statlyt. and tho body u th9 , wnn.n m WIS sGnt u
recovering bltlst.if the prisoner sntd his 1m1ne
VIM John kcan. that ho was y years 9t aKn, Atld
S.n'o . hsTo recently fsnn o5oen M nay: Tto woa.a ,
E'xhteeuth md liuttorGold strets, aud thinking
prxcsd M t i n"ttIu st wi Whitley, 'f u whIc t't, "h
drunk frccly. ShU WIZ nfrcAdy drunk. And ho
was nearlr No. and both found themselves tnnbc
to navigate. kcAt WIS positive tlit bu hal l1lul
11 tlslMrrtl with tho woslatl, ond TINT hD had mot
Uttered her nlly Violence.
Tho unkntiWn wolnHu was about I3 yts4rs OF
ngo, feut Bur inchga tall, slight build. dark
hNlr, bne ayes, dArk complexion. nutl prominent
fr1!nt tetl. Shu waa c!Mll In u slnalI rcd Bh4wl,
Did hiMok velvet hat: !iKht tirul'-s9ored calico
drsss o'd s,ters sna atsed -, ,st9skinys Thsro
bHly. Thu fnco buro ovl.!enco of u dlssIpatua
character, M1l.t tho general appearance nf tho
woman WIS thAt nt II fGnAle tr.lfMp.
Thu Coroner hetl Mn inquest during tho ,lay,
and after hearit,g tll tho various Witnesses In
tho Csse. tho Jury found lhut tho t!eoeAsed cutn0
IT, her death l,y exposure n1ad chronic MI4ohnI.
tsn,. kean was Gx0nGrhtea frt,M a!l blame, aud
hfA ulschurQU EuH recommended.
, 1880-11-26
TIE HOTELS.

Thanksgavng- -l)ny ut tho best OF hotels Is
solemn reality anil pnescssus but little OF tho
character to which it attuns In onos own house,
hold. Tho unfortunate traveller who IL com.
rcllod to oiler Ip his need III thanks II, drcnry
room of Krent carnyAisnry, or who sits down
to II possible turkey served mp III sllccs, hns hut
little appreciation Of the ecomfortsenjuyed about
tho BoclRl boArsl. The turkey Is thurc, tho cran-
berry sAuco Is paasab'y wu1l cooked, tho vino Ia
fair, md tho service IL excellent, hut tho best
dinnors served In a huto are nl Of kinl,
AMI tho guests lot on such wolllll.ho fcstnl oc-
casonR ts by no meAtls Il lnpny DNU. Yesterday
III tho grrAt Ch!clBO hotels wItK no exception To
tho rule. Fully ouo-haIf of tho xttGsts ol ench
hol.He secured tho coveted !nvitnttOn to dinner
with friends in town, mud tho long tables pre-
scltct drcary aspect 1f loneliness, Tile clerks
aud ptOpr!ctors themselves Brllur7ly 1.-Two awIy
frOtn tho hotel, aud tho guests who nre left
iluke short work Of tho forn,nl holit!ay dinner.
hut few attempts wGru l1s,lde III tho limo OF
sxtrn dinners, and th9 ,lay plssed oI With II
l1 found in tho most chcercss house In tho city,
Tho ArTIvna Werp tDw und tho tlepartureA l,,llny,
tho pr0PrtttnIA lHnurntK, 'lIu.InwhlI0, for ono
day OF excessively bai business.
, 1880-11-26
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SpfttGi Itspdteh tn Ths chitda1 1yft.itne

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. ia ThunksgvIng-
Day was mover morn generally observed In this
city thnn tn-ttuy. Public business waa XutlerAlY
suspended aln,nst tho c1ltiru tluy, being duvucd
to religious and soclal enjoyment. 6ervIeus
wero enKlgnd In l'y tho congregations Of most Of
tho churches. Tho theatres wcro open, bath
afternoon n,ld oycHl1tz. a1,d 'many iar9c fnmlly
gatherings are reported throughout tho city,
Tho lnulutcs ut tho varlnis public And eharIt,l-
bio Institutions wUre treated tu substantial RI.
membranes Ut tho llny, nnd ot,Nblntt tn enter
lnto thu. Bp!Ett Of It through tho comforting
sersa or Well.tille! tablus. Tho charttahLy-ii-
clllca punpaU tnlvp !nrge.y to tho OrphRna' 1fono
ntid thu ilotle for Frtgniess Women, cheering
tho hcnrtS Of tho managers and minutes lIs we'll.
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An interesting musical and lltornry entrrtnin-
mont was given last evening In tho First Metfl-
tsliet Church, corner of Clark nnd Washington
STREETS. in nccordnnce with p!eaHant
Thanksgiving custom which has prevailed
among tho church people. and notnhly tho
younger portion, fer several years past. Tho ut
tcrdancc last evening was fully an larae rs
usual, ind the entertainment quito up to tho
nvcrngo of lts successful predecessors Tho
church choir gnrG Hcycrnl excellent selections,
Including Tho nnthom "Let tho puopie rr1lise
Ti'cc." from tho orntorio d" Eli.' and tho ITO
Doutn OF kntschn,ar. MrH. c. Il. Martin fntcr-
prctcd tho beauties Of ono Of Choptna poIottnfacs
rtnsuti's "llclloutn Song" In excoliunt
style; and Dr. G. f. Martin Rave a
crctlifablo rendering of schunsnnn's - Two
Guardians" l'le cht1r also AltY "Seek II tho
s X + ho1,c5ts WITH 1'o o11at X
E!a9a pl9!y,ny q Miss En'Iy hook: and 2 sojs u
ltestlI, nnI Sir. Il. u. Clarke furnished il,o
literary portion OF. tho ENTERTAINMENT In tho
s1nl'o Of saverat clever readings. which wcrc
tSnt!nnee. Tho continued success Of those
ThnnksRly!nY- cron'slg entertainments assures
,Hs!r raIip sIipsti,ion as tho thankful season nu-
rhc Pei, Telephone Dramatic ctnb. employees
Of tn9 ic Ieierhnno Cotn!any. K.!yo their rst
.neoira'a: sIhe Lshtkscper:s S PC crnic." Ut 1t
tho West-Et.d Oporsl- liollse. The 1ln,tso WIS
ffafy ws !oa n n " Sc | ,ho Sr
Fairpoint i,lxht,, z. K. Lai,e; Iorry D!uiue. bis
T. %s;s''s s"ts ce,sate Il III M%'ss" aas Il. ' ~u is: % %"sl
heSp; hi'GoTn; Mn S s .e jts{1yt sSp;e e, ssryH , 5 Il
Miss Jniia Warmer: eMo,lNr Carrv u rct.rtG,i
arrnnstslcF ,an Mlss @ no @TsGkirr h'n DM
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holtahy. Tho Departments wcrp t1cacrtctl. and
the mercantile houses and banks transacted M
business. Services wcro he'll in most of tho
CHURCHES, and Caltrta, schools, md Executive
offices wcro closch. The aoc!al features 0f tho
ding "cro observed. for tho Washington people
have readily ndOpicA tho "YnnkGo" custom Of
THANKSGIVING.
, 1880-11-26
R1s. f.Nfff4.


fr'etaf fHspateh to The Chttaeo Tribune.
RT. 1orta, Mo-. Nov. 2h-ThanksRlvlng.1>n .1>ny
wns cGlcyrnted hcrc by services iii all TIM
churches In tho morning, performances tn nil
tho theatres In tho afternoon ni,.l evening. and
general sasnet1son Of business. To-day, for tho
ground.
, 1880-11-26
. IOWA CITY. IA,

Special Dlstnleh TO 5he Chseaoa TetbunA.
Iowa Cry, Nov. .2a-Thanks9tylug WIS gen.
orally observed here to-tiuy by church services
In tho forcuoon. In tho afternoon a generuls
homage waa paid to tho traditional turkey by
all classes ut th0lr hu,nes, anl u gorgeous
Thanksgiving i1lnnor wus gtycn to u hunlrctl i,l-
vited guests by Sir. o. u. Goodrich, on tho oec4.-
sion Gf tho n1eAitt3 OF hia now mid eln9a ut
lAlaet' itut0lt which was pIeasuEslhln UT Ulr,
Tho wcatAsE waa peasunl ind tho Euals dusty.
, 1880-11-26
HATTIE GREER. MICH.

SV*t1s ARpatSH 10 3h6 Gh1fdpo 1ftbttfEs
llATfLE CHHEK. Mich, Nov. Thanksgiving
Day was observed by 9tnurnl suspension Of
btis@ntss, and un!on services hrnl at both tho
linptist nrt, Episcopal churches. The lnttnr
with efcFprEcfs, flowers, md tho fruits ul tho
cnrth. tho sornoit hrfnK adapted to tho dccora-
uous.
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Sr<etas j3tsoattA 10 7ne Chicago Tribune.
GAfEsA. ILL.,, Nov. %5.-1insincas has bccu
Renrrnlty Suspended throughout tho city to-dny+
and fcstIvity nnd mcrrymaking hnvo l,cen tho
os1Icr. Gni0n ser>fecs woro held Mt tho First
PrcsbytcrlAn Church this forenoon. An a,,-
prbpElhtp Aul nlo Eerulnll was rrcatk,cd by tho
ltev. A. t. Smith OF tho South Presbyterian
Church.
, 1880-11-26
OCOSOMOYOC, WIS.

spttfat Dspaleh 10 Tbs CHeaso Tribune.
Dcoso,owOC. Wis. Nov. 25.-Thc anrtla1 mid
OIL turkey WIS duly observed here. with good cf.
feet. business WINS generally suspended. Union
enrrfce wus held at tho Congregational Church,
ind tho Thanksgiving sermon pruachcd By tho
lsev. e. Il. Carpenter.
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sptetat Dlspateh to 1ha chicago Tribune.
DASvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. :,.-Tho survivors OF tho
Twcuty-1lfth Regiment Illinois Volunteers held
n reunion hcro tn-tlay, Col. Taggart. OF Douglas
County, presiding. l.etwcrn sixty md seventy
members wcrO Iii attuudnilcu.
, 1880-11-26

Hp7<tdT VWpdfGh 70 I'M ChttuY1 IftbNn4s
bI0uxT PLEASANT, la,, ,Nuv.@l.-Thanksglvny
l,ay WIN ycnor,tlly observed In thia city, tho
principal feAturo of which, naIdo fran tho rcy-
niae UhurchservIces, was tho gathering together
ut tho 200 school. children Ut tho tawn III Union
l4all, uIter tho direction OF Prof. Leigh Hunt,
whero si,lress WIZ loliyerota by the linn. Iotu
l.. Woulson and ntlscrk, Impressive ceremonies
prtJHt.
, 1880-11-26

Special Dbpafeh 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
DuDcQrE, III, Nov. 25-Thanksgiving passed
or very quietly, tho weuther being warm und
pleasant. Services ucre held In n1 tho churches.
The ft0res and public Institutions we're closed.
and every person seemed to bo ont for rccrea-
tlun anu pleasure.
, 1880-11-26
OUT or COAL,

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ISp1.tSAroL1s, 1nd., Nov. an5.-Thcre Is
great scarcity Of coal III Decatur, aud many
families are actually suffering from coid. It
Is feared TINT the fuel famine Will DO pro-
truetctl, rs dealers are 1ble to fl! the orders
tlMt I'LL the pages of their hunks. Only four
carloads ct coal wcso received hero in yes
tcrlny. The reason assigned for the c0a!-
famine IL the Inability af tho railroads to
furnish cars for transportation.
No one ever rcgrctfully Invested Is cents In u
bottle Of DR., HILLS Cough syrup.
, 1880-11-26
GALESlsIJIfG.ILT,,

Spftial D!spateh to The Chicago Tribune.
GALEsnUt0, ILL.,, Nov. .e1-ThanksYlviug-D Dny
was observed In this city AZ usual. Tho churches
sycro well attended III tho mnrnln9. Tho weather
has bccn very favorable, md all have apparcnt-
" Gnjuyed themselves.
, 1880-11-26

Especlnlly attractive wis tjIo rca.jIt1u.iit.sk
mess" nrnsnns r",r. ~ i"arncn wn* relieved ly thu
Fa s1,as @ 'r whsat 1n;n 'say1s fs cn n
es.t essk, .,;s sTnI n A., fhst e wpat paec o
A. M onch eorcr Of io eI,"'tc, rnilimTs ~ will lila
hv fso ~ G,tar ,. xn. nn,l" ,nHunlly attr,utlve
q 's ssan presence ad f u; 9aa ,,;, ,,s, ,s,ss
Iho rt,e,o tt,r9at,,front wns similarly nnrne viii,
Trn, IN an' lattc. plnctka Krnsses
~ ct,rnut ~ tho hn.s of i. *ktit,l performer,
s, ',xl,, of tsntIre = tisa Thu l.ov. Clinton
Tho twonty-nfth ycrHo Or tho stoven,h chantnr
IF if,Sx", s,tso% @ ~ t!.nK tl.e Fathor iWr o
ss Saiki aiHi tho ses of IF %'se. ss a "atia ht,'
q pGtplo lIa,l rntse to knuuI .lown ana return
fha!,ss + ,x f"r Ksnsra! a f'r: ch'nE prosperity,
yenr of sea pi is Il VA. }n cc 1"ie, ha Il wIs, ht9
,9 country wAs l,l!'nge,l i wnr. wl!cI wur wns
%ss II Y I'LL i s,lsns; a.a'1 ss Till H., T: s ssa
HT,vSn in,a s,,fw tio !1aw I The STAINLESS 1naro7
most hlsenntUnted. Ecacrnty Ut nil men, WINS
nlrps !ss aa5py sy e oxtk srt,ca ,d whis
i PRESIDENTIAL eisotion-. ind Ia.sscd, ni. ard
y, w'o sono were NJ oubt btter,, disappointed!
IN tho result. MI must atlnt TINT tito gus.,rl,l
pa,ire . lsics,sg tl,o!r rnttctar siie rid ilet
ministerial. Justice wis fn!rIy .te,.lt to Gvery
one, md tho apeotaelo presented to tho wnrlti
wns splendid nio Of government of tho pco-
i'a'i 1asiHl 1T tho iden. a,ld i'll iojsw"od i,lpis s
u, ,tts iaa 'nocke 1t I; but TUG avt! prophecies
struint uni ohcti|cnen to ias atains.-a ct,,tn.
try 4! whlch II bud been tenonstrasell TINT
ttitution. mon eo,ii bo itsasted With It'll The % Ill
l0t-b9x, ,nsealet! itns, nni III unshaukcd
pr1IIntns pIT1I. s,!@ press True, these wcro inxer
, 1880-11-26
i MADISON. WIS.

5pFetat Dspafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
NAnIsoa. Wis.,, Nov. 25.-ThankaGtsng was
vory Rcuurally observed by almost total ccssn-
ton of business. Union service was held In the
tho Presbyterian Church, and Rtsn In Grnco
EpIscnpnl Church. Tho tuy was beautiful, and
Injured by no accident.
, 1880-11-26
e.,mops for tho Saints and Egg
''' Nogg for the Worldly
Minded.
n,,ccons Dinners for Almost Every
body, Including tho 'Salfs Of
Society.
nood sleighing in St. Louia, an Extraor-
dinary Thanksgiving Pho
pOmGn0n.
THE DAY AT LhHGE T..

tae sea ~. H. ,cIlnw ,un bllnked lnzlIy onen mr.
Wy. ,." th,o,rh toop in tho gray western, eur
aNs ao,,,ct IN en,ilo In sleepy sort Of fn.hiop,
ta.' .o,crr, s f,ce again. and tucked hltusclr
ms" .arlr ,ot an,,uucr In his f3cccy>hlnnkot.
~ ~. nrht hayc her way at least hnif IN hour
aaI e,,s. ,hon unu1, Tho two Inches of sno,y
..,ss. ..,.Ss,r raye even tho iitu,sIcst war-
Es,~ sa, for elclen.pg, set seyoral ynunu
Mas t,s",. do,hinrly aired thoir oio,stnu
'.a., on.n, and mcrry hoo,s or ianvjcs. and tho
suHs'S ~ ,rt,, hIs ricd wus r,,1,nnnt nil over
a e@aH ~ ra.lv IN tho div tho t1s,,u, m,stlIno
totu, ,..on,,J TIM strccta, ns If rho c.tv ,rrro
e'osus sa,.,,ro ,,nfI,Inv con,, ,,,,I;vo,,s t.,
no u:s t,,t fro,,, ,oon ,hn hnrry,rv foot 1,ro,v
!ae ,ass r., ,,,,i,o, tho ,,usv hin .trt,nn,I
Es' .,s ~. a~ov an, ttn,,,rh thc crnntv strcota
tn",' a""a' ,.n,, t unhhnt1, .,,Inoss o''s''s
efep. .o'u .t, raa t,usf,,csa ~ H., In, ro,,u
1aen ,tat co,d nsncc, y a',t.o @ ,sn!., nv!y
.ssc everything ctzIcr within by contrast. md
nas' ',.oroi IN focn,1cs ~ tha hon.oa mi
nae 1nele. ~ ."s ,,, ., ~ ,..s,. nu u'uoees t nu
frosted 100 pases, aa III n",s .e'ses itu ..,e
irancr,cs unutl tho windo,ys, aud Invested tho
air With i brncng ketnness which served
ide purpose lust To Il tnrn. And 40,
.hea nxhs genty PIT p tnS sSuters md
fsmes, and tho glow Of IRE anil chandelier
tacnc redIy through tho portnts Of liDuc, how
happy and confortnh!o eYerything locked, and
oaM nt1" HtE fori qua "no''eo ''s o'ciS o"e " oo
hid Been sending III lei, tho,,sat,,i smokes thnt
u.t iayc s!s;e sayory lnlora.ion to tho sps;
y S hpr n, nj 1I a. 1s e to4S 10 f
Sas, aad inlieat'ons i 'i!nee pIe. aui rrousGii;
, 1880-11-26
COLUMBUS. o.

[VE4Q41UJt5S
CoLCMHus, Nov. H1.-ThArksyfripg.D Dny waB
more generally observed here than us,,al By the
closing Of business houses mud social gatherings
put1 flulty reunions.
, 1880-11-26


lr9s. nh acc''litt Ut tho stnrna but thd .rrst+
wrrn mnu..unlly Interesting: Cnnnn knnw!cs'
syeni",,t VIZ. "f tSo first nhattcr ii iames: @
Livery 9o'l x!ft 1n.i sycry prrfect guy + from
s5s a wh cHh % W .er fs' s no The 1ern1 S1noc Ct
fE a Ta III; Ws Z s ,sesf5s scs, n n|2n @
t'ny 1T tiiat'ks. Tho services ,sern uf tho chas-
@ ' ty iSn issS n cs, Hns a
Smith nf Cnnnt1n. Nil!tnn Chnr!cs Of Masqnchi-
srlts, md Alexander MHrHhH'l Of t1lnsgow. Scot-
ard much Interest was 'nanlfcstel In tho
srrviccs.
xx %s fsSess as e stes nt at hs.s g 1st: S.
;l..sst. sho I!ov 1ie"ry g. crfy ~ n ii' XII saints.
yoncrllte. itov. peler .Aryntlsost. priest Of tho
Church, whose t,hsc;!1'ios took .ptacu Yesterday
r s was ~ IT, tS JSns Fars a for Tr ny
ycnrs. 1!sshor, sief.nrcn conducted tho funeral
ssrooss y, f.; Ia Fa,ses AAryslsa fFcasnt!y o';
which Tho iey. john iie,i',,at Is deacn1l % IN
GhnrEs a Tko ,,. ats'e The fanss o. b:
oEu WIN served tho faith % long, md ut inter.
yns tho Church nlHo at Dundee, iiylns, Crysta!
{kc n vI. vIlsl IN the n!ocsse Of illinois, n 1T
el'cctc by MI with whom he cn1nu In contact for
M hts ,y ,nany virtues and excoisency Of Christian
:, TIC Ihnn,ks9lyine service n tho Eighth Tres;
lstlbt,y atreets, wiM to hnvo been conducted by
Itev. q. 4. siailoy took ,iIs rlaeo. Ti,o church
took t!oep Interest In tao sorvices. WHICH were
Of n, un,,s,,nlly lntercsting nature. Thc text
'' 'a, whs, Mr Mnlloy praactea va r. fol!ows
s h. T. 5 t. $sssssS e. 4 " ~:
rDrlHnrrst this tyr1Il to n unrtlct or which find
, 1880-11-26

WATEKTOWN,W WIS.
Special Dtspateh 10 Tht Chicago THhurk.
WArERrowx, Wis, Nov. 2.-Thanksgiy Ing
was observed hero without foyrnRl ceremony,
except n Rtrcet-pafntte Of tno Watcrtown lsiilcs
md tho customary religious exnrrlscs In tho
churches.
, 1880-11-26
WASHINGTON.

spfetal Dttpateh to 1ae Chicago TftbunA .
WAsIiIRaros. D. c., Nov. 23.-Thunksgtvtng
has been observed III Washington Us q NalQual
, 1880-11-26
FIRE RECORD.
At ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
Special D4patsh ta me Chttaoo Tribune.

se.etai f,.nu..S 70 n. r,,-aaa rs,,..as
1,,-rv,,,,,r -, -, -" go. ''4-
.,l% iis"aI' % i""' soV' .'.'treat cn'nlno-
tloh WIS occaslohed IN ilttAt,'lrK AMI ALE
The raport that ,tro lad broken o,,t in tI,e
western rcnitcntforv e,tnnio,i T., t,,o ,,,.ar
,,'aon .rhnre n.' n'a.ee aas .on ~ '.o sasael
p'''sv. AhGto a'e nearly w prisoners
soa 1 or ai nf te,a a o 1G snxar p"5sDy lint
cope attIntl tn tho cycttr,ncnt. rho t}ro nrig,
tna,c.t +, te r,,ht ,rl,',, ~ .,o ,.a", .,,, liz
'.eu .t ' ~, u'o LEI. wig VI eHe Rieat o","1EE
Just as tic c0nvtcts Wcrc lcnstng tho cllnpcl
aftcr Thanksgiving services. The flames
were first seen between thu roDf md
arcl,wav nf mn ~ Inn eoils
,a - .io ecn7'
, 1880-11-26

: NI 1@1KS T Vlk.S1Azk.Fs LUNN.
IlAnTFOlsT,, Nov. 25.-Nlaxwelps steam
saw mill and marble works, at East Canaan.
CONT. with Its machinery, that cost over
,D00, burned. Loss total. No insurance.
, 1880-11-26

.Mt19! t , a"r 9Hu , Sc1%uns!o'. % u'u.5, 5, }unRatus
aa ~ MuSk IT, wn "h =. g aa ~ Ma
and nv iinnus lntn gomparHttfu pall0rs 4na them
weary Win waitlhkt s11shc'l Ont Ana rayed at
CUT Until NY complexion was moro
9Tlfny aiau alstepatanio tnam oeioro.
a. ,s & nTwgser; tno t!nG 1a'1" ~ ana a mat IA
s.nAcking Or liI,s thero Was. =, be slrs! Th2ro
were sixteen great PIX brow! turkeys 30 fAt
thAt their logs c0!ilttnt ctosh. nut stuck out ut
stxos md s9vens. Just streaming with tho
nruWIest ana Richest Ut rich bFuwh Kr,tslcs. aud
=. GLORIOUS Hith A!En and thyme hltu st0itlllN
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-05
RETURNS BY MAIL.
From Various Dakota Counties Which
Voted Tuesday.

From Various Dakota Counties Which
Voted Tuesday.
HANSON COUNTY.
Hanson county-for delegate to con-
gress-Pettigrew, 1G5; Mccormack, s3.
For members Of the house, 14th district
g. L. Faust, republican, 60; S. 2.
Goodykountz, republican, 3G; J. Baynes,
republican, 154,
A. J. Parshall is reelected register Of
deeds.
The county seat is carried to Alexan-
dria by over two-thirds vote.
BEADIE COUNTY.
Both precincts, Beadle county-for del
egate to congreas- -Pettigrew, 221; Nc
Cormack, 6.
District attorney-Smith, 229. No op-
position.
DRuLE COUNTY.
Brule county-for delegate to congress
-Pettigrew, 70; Mccormack, %.
For members of the council, 4th dis
trict-W. 9. Grant, republican, 27; NJ.
II. Day, democrat, 6S.
For members of the honse, 4th district
p. Landman, republican, IA: H. G.
Stout. democrat, 76.
District attorney-E. G. Smith, 73.
TURNER COUNTY.
Parker precinct, Turner county-for
delegate to congress-Pettigrew, 129;
Mccormack, 27.
For members of the house, 18th dis
trict-V. P. Thielman, republican, $50;
John w. Turner, democrat, II.
The election was quiet. About two
thirds of the vote was polled. The
scratcher was abroad.
Three precincts, Turner county-for
delegate to congress-Pettigrew, 260;
Mccormack, 60.
For members of the house, 18th district
--Thielman, republican, 2G2; Turner
democrat, 81.
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bound train of an order to the west bound
train to run on its time.


New York ,Nov.5.-Tlis morning a freight
train on the New York, Lake Erie &
Western kentucky had taken u switch at
Penn Hem Creek N. J. to permit a pas
senger train of the N. Y. &. N. j. road to
pass into the tunnel, the switchman il
is alleged omitted to close tho switch
and the passenger train crushed into the
caboose OF the freight train, killing Dav-
id Quackenboss, the engineer of the pas
senger train, the freight train conductor,
and Garrett Vorhies, fireman of the pas
senger were hurt. Chas. Baggart, the
switchman, has fed,
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Trains In Collision.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.--Two freight trains
ran together OH the Marietta 4 Cincin-
nnti railroad near Manville, on the east
ern end Of the road, yesterday. Engi.
neer Frank Lawhead and Fireman Chas.
Kirk were killed aud six of the crew
wounded, some fatnlly. The cause OF
the collision is said to be the failure oi
the train dispatcher to notify tho east
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For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling House with five
l. rooms on Pearl street near Fourth. Good
we'll of water and small barn on the premises
f. p. WILCOX,
Second and Mulberry streets.
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The Larson Washing Machine.

The Larson Washing Machine.
HAVING purchased the right to sell the Lar
- 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. E. H. BRUSH.
Mulberry street, between 4th and 5th. Yankton,
Dakota.
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Washington, Nov. 5.-The weather
indications for the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys are: Clear or
partly cloudy weather. Northwest to
southwest winds; in first district higher
barometer, stationary or lower tempera-
t,,re; in the latter stationary or higher
temperature and barometer.
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Money to Loan.
For Sale.

THE one story frame building adjoining the
= store of Jacob Max, and formerly occupied
moved from the premises. Inquire Of
JACOB MAX.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET
New York, Nov. 5.
MONEY!. G3lsc.
Governments-Firm
NEW YORK.
New York. November 5.
WHEAT-h@I. lower Moderate active. No. 2
red December S1.1a8Sl.lal:: January S1.D,a@.
$l.2lls; November and cash Sl.17 bid.
CoRN-Quiet, shade Stronger. new mixed wes-
tern spot 55G158ai do future 55@5sI:.
OATs-Firm. Western 3SG45.
PoRK-frm, S15.W.
LARD-Shade Firmer, SS.65.
WuIsKEY-NOminal
CHICAGO.
Chicago, November 5.
WHEAT-$l.0laS cash, S1.03's December; S1.0lis
bid Jan.
OATs-Firmer, % bid cash; so,s December
S0. January,
RYE-S2.
BARLEY-S5.
PoRK-stronger, s1s.75 cash: s12.lo Novem-
ber; $lS.sa January.
LAIRD Firmer, $s.O5 cash ; $500 November and
January.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, November s
WHEAT -hsG1aa lower. Hard S1o7: No. / 81. .Os
No: Sl.0l; cash S1.02's; December Sl.Oi; Jan
and No. 3. 90; Nov, So.
ConN-No. sol5.
OATs-No. 2 %.
RYE-No l, So.
BARLEY-No. 2. 70.
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NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 5.-All the papers of
this city, both democratic and republican,
concede New York state to Garfield by a
majority of $4,000 to $4,000.
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The votes counted give Garfield g., sos,
Hancock 62,O27, and Weaver 2,7O7. There
is no possibility Of the votes yet to be
counted changing the result, though the
majority will probably be slightly reduc-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
WANTlID girl to do general houscwork.
To one competent liberal wages will be
paid. Apply to Mrs. J. G. O'Connor, corner of
Douglas avenue and It'll street.