Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

minimum temperature 1872.
IL LOCAL tAc0Ncs.
III steamer Neilis Peck arrived this
forenoon from Fort Pierre and passed on
: below alter sshors halt.
! The Meudelsohn qutntette club wants to
come to .Yinktoni il some u can be found
to work up t6e preliminaries for them on .
speculation.
The case. Of the United .s,ates against Pc
TT Nslson, charged with. selling tobacco
without . government license, was taken up
today and 10 il nov on trial.
Sioux Falls Paragraph: It is reported
that Mr. Ryan. Who recently returned here
from the inAnsasylum. is in an uninterest-
ing condition, Is . result of her sojourn Il
the capitai.. - 80
CS Prentice and w. p. Carr, Of Yer.
million. aud W. B. White, of Olivet, were
this morning excused from service ON the
United Stats petit jury, for reasons advanced
BY themselysa
The Nnnes6eeans sre announced for ,
concert atthe Congregational church to-
night and the largest number Of reserved
seats ever sold In Yankton has already
beel secured. The entertainment will be
we'll worth attending.
D. w. spaulding, Of Brule City. to day
filed Information before Judge Congleton
charging Dudley N. Reilly with purloining
afetter from the mail, containing seventy
five dollars, in money. Reilly is already
under Indictment for similar offences.
The outcome of the democratic-temper.
ance municipal combination causes agreat
! many hard hearted stalwarts to chuckle in.
wardly. They don't want to seem rude OF
unbecomingly jubiiant. but they willocca-
sionally slip of around 8 corner and indulge
in . laugh.
Mrs.sE.J. Morrow recently returned from
the east where she has made extensive pur.
chases of spring aud summer millinery.
These goods have arrived and are now on
exhibition at her~rooms in Dewitt's block.
It Is an elegant assortment and we'll worth
the inspection OF the ladies Of Yankton.
VIM. Reinhardt. the newly appointed city
marshal, is . young man possessing the quail.
i6cations for the position. He lisa promi.
nent member of the. Turner society and It's
instructor in athletic exercises. In his
habits he is perfectly steady and il a trust
worthy official. VS. commend the action of
the republican members of the council in
securing his appointment.
A couple Of soldiers, sentenced to two
years in the Leavenworth penitentiary for
desertion we're brought down on the steamer
Nellie Peck, from Fort sully, under charge
Of Lieutenant Dougherty. They went from
sully over to Pierre, got on . spree, staid
over their time, we're reported for desertion,
picked up and court-martialed on their re-
turn to the post and sentenced. The day at.
ter their arrest an honorable discharge from
the army arrived for one of the msn, but it
WAS too late to do him my good.
We had 3 little talk to-day with Judge
Brookings about the Blair movement. He
does not think q receiver for the road will
be appointed and does not see how BLAIR
can can beat the Milwaukee company. The
thing which Judge Brookings seemed to feel
the worst about was being walked up al
seven o'clock in the morning BY the officer
Who served Blairs papers on him. He
anne over here in answer to the Summons,
but finds that the argument on the applica-
tion has been postponed until the Oath oil
May. The Judge says the road Is doing
better now than for years before, and is
paying . handsome profit He also says
the Milwaukee people are making extensive
preparations to advertise Yankton.
Call and SEQ the new dreas goods It
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