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consented cons, to serve and the penalties

consented to serve and the penalties
were removed.
st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. PA freight
train on the st. Paul and Duluth railway
was wrecked near Pine City this morning
by broken rail. Nine cars were thrown
from the track. Three boys living at
Minneapolis, named FL. Martin, John
lIrvine and Geo. Adams, who were slowed
away in Il freight car to steal a ride, were
killed.
Chicago, Aug. 12,-Ihe Inter Ocean's
Toronto special says Capt. Keene OF the
schooner Amuin reports that about sey.
enty-tive miles from Kingston, Ont, he
found yacht measuring ten tons, which
had been capsized, with all her rigging
standing and sails set and with the
american flag floating at her masthead.
she bore the name of Ptenix, but there
was nothing to indicate to whom she
belonged. Everything in the boat had
fallen out. No bodies found.
Denver, Aug. PA Santa Fe, N. M.
special says sensation was created here
yesterday by the announcement Of a
rlch mining strike in the Mexican village
OF Los Placitas, about thirty miles dis
tant., The village is built of adobe huts,
corrals, and the foundation of the
houses are OF rock. A prospector, Jesse
Martin, detected mineral in this rock.
and assays were made with result of
$4,000 to the ton. The lowest grade Of Of
rock assayed $43. The whole village is
Dnit on ledge and rock worth SO per
pound has been thrown about as worth
less.
Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 12.-Thc reunion
OF the soldiers and sailors of central
!, aldlmols dnn to-day was attended by from
3,OOO to 1000 veterans, besides several
Thousand people from neighboring
counties, the city being crowded all day.
In the forenoon addresses were made at
Camp Hooker on the fair grounds by
Gov. Cullom, ex-Gov. Palmer and ex.
Gov. Oglesby. In the afternoon speeches
were we, made on the grounds by H. G..
Whitlock Of Jacksonville, James Sugg
OF OF, Prenceton, Col, and Capt. Peter
Wallace of Warsaw.
San Francisco, Aug. PA Tucson
dispatch says private advices received
here tonight say that Gen. Canto was
routed at Mazatlan in the state of Sinola.
Ihe bands of Rominez, ally Of MARQUEE,
is reported coming from Sinola with a
considerable force. One of his lieuten-
ants is Brigadier Bregido. Gen. Reyes
started from Tucson with thirty men
about ten days ago to go on the road on
Sonora on the other side of the border.
He had his force increased to about 100,
with which he went in the direction of
Magdalena. It is now rumored this
town was taken some days ago by him.
Zacatecas, Leon, JaIisco, Sinola and
Sonora have risen, and it is believed that
this general taking up of arms is directed
against the new president, Gen. Con
zales.
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an enduring foundation by the restora-
alton of specie payments; all 1 ask is
whether these aids were brought about
by the supporters of Hancock. You
will find those who battle for the union
are in large mass supporters of Gar
field, and with few exceptions those
who rebelled against the union and SYM
pathlzed with the rebellion support
Hancock. The former class prevailed in
the contest, and if the union was worth
struggle it was required to save
1t: ask you If it be not
wholly illogical and unnecessarily peril
Gus to hand over this government to
those who sought its destruction. Every
step III the gigantic undertaking of re-
duclng the war debt and restoring the
specie standard was fought by the pre-
sent supporters of Hancock. The three
great enactments that brought sound
revenue to the people were: "First, the
act to strengthen the public credit in
1868; second the act to provide for re-
funding the public debt in 1870; and
third, the act for the resumption of
specie payments, passed in 1876. Against
every one of these measures the demo-
cratic party offered q stern resistance.
believe l am entirely accurate in saw
ing that in neither branch of congress
did any Of these great and essential
measures receive the support of q single
democratic vote. If the measures I have
referred to correctly depict the course of
the democratic party in the past, what
might you expect of it in the future !?
And in the light of this expert
ence, l ask all voters OF Maine, and
OF the whole union, SO far as my voice
can reach them, whether they think
the financial policy that has proved SO
brilliantly successful should now be lai d
under the control of men who were it's
bitter opponents, or whether it had bet
ter be kept in the hands of its friends,
Among these friends none stronger,
ADLER, more serious or more consistent
can be found than James A. Garfield.
Never by word or act, so far as I know,
has Hancock ever made any expl lesslon
on the subject. His letter of acceptance
is discreetly, or 1 should say indiscreetly,
silent with regard to this great subject,
as indeed it is with reference to all mat
ters of administration that may come up
for Judgment before the president of the
United States.
Mr.. Blaine condemned the tariff reso-
luton in the democratic platform as ia
tai to manufacturing industries. Free
trade, as announced in the democratic
platform, means the throwing open of our
coasting trade to the vessels Of all nations.
From Washington's administration to
this hour the coasting trade has been re-
served for vessels Of American construc-
ton, sailed by American crews, and the
proposed democratic policy is the swift
destruction Of the great leading interest
in Maine. The concluding portion of
the address was devoted to state issues,
which the senator declared to be of por-
tentious magnitude.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York. August II.
WHEAT-White, 1.6DA higher red "a lc high
er. Active speculative trade. No. / white
S1.l0as@S1.lOA; No. 2, red .S1.Os,s@S1. .0sss Au-
gust S1.0s1a@S1.0S; September.
CoRN-la@li4c better. Mod. active Mixed
western spot l7d150 Do. future. 49adil2a,c.
OATs-tirm, slate 41M4Sc; western 4ts047c.
PoRK-Easier, $15.Co cash.
LARD-SS.C0.
WlIIsKEY-Nominal.
CHICAGO.
~, Chicago, August II.
WHEAT..Stronger, higher, sa2ic 9 cash and Aug
ust; SSai September; S7ssc for year.
C0nN-Excitcd, higher. 3Sis cash; 3sl,; has
sold September, 3S's October.
g OATsIFirm, 25,s cash and August; 2l;s@25
RYE-69h.
BARLEY-75.
WHIsKEY-S1.O9. s
bcr.
"LARD-Firm, $40 cash; s7.72Is September.
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The Turf.

Saratoga, Aug. 14.-Five furlongs,
Crickman won; Bonnie Lizzie, second.
One and one-half mile, Turfman won;
Bye Bye, second, Time, 2:42115.
Long Branch, Aug. I4.-Monmouth
park races: IA mile, Fernecliffe won;
Grenade, second. Time, 800.
Three-quarter mile, Barrett won;
Spinaway, second. Time, 1:14. Spina-
way was the favorite.
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The Great Isitlc Match.

New York, Aug. 14.-The New York
long rifle match between Canada and
the United States took place to-day at
Creedmore. Weather and wind favor
ing. Distance, 800 yards. Americans
439, Canadian 427.
Atnine hundred yards the score was
Americans, 416; Canadians. 407. Wind
and rain prevailed throughout the shoot
ing at this range.
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BLAIN's BEGINNING,

He Opens the Campaign in Maine with
Speech at Augusta.
Boston, Aug. Ex-senator Blaine's
opening Of the Maine campaign at Au-
gusta was notable and enthusiastic oc-
casion. The senator said he would
spend no time eulogizing Garfield or
criticlsing Hancock. He discussed the
grand and general causes of present
prosperity and said:
This condition resulted rs conse-
qnence Of two great events-the preserv-
alton of the union of states and the es-
tablishment of the national finances on
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New Mexican Mail Carriers Asking
for Protection Against Indians.
AT the Creetlmorc Rifle Match the Amer.
lean Tenn Wins.
FOREIGN.
Tic New Cable

Paris. Aug. 14.-Experiments with the
submarine cable from Brest to Pensea.
wee were made yesterday in the presence
OF the directors of the French cable
company. A new system, invented by
Dr: Hers, was very successful. The Bell
u Phelps system governed the experi-
ment. Edison's system failed.
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Examined Into,

Washington, Aug. 14.-Previously to
leaving for Windsor, VT, the secretary of
the state concluded his examination of
the recent alleged insults to American
vessels i'll Spanish waters and ad-
dressed a communication to the Spanish
government.
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The Weather,

Washington,Aug. 1s-The weather in
dications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Clear or
partly cloudy weather, cooler northerly,
preceded in southern parts by southeriy
winds, stationary or higher barometer.
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Asks for Protection.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE mail con-
tractor on the route between Ft. Davis,
Texas, and Ell Paso, New Mexico, asks
for military protection against the In
dians. The dispatch was referred to the
war department.,
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Half-Breed Horses.

WILL be ut Yankton about the 10th of Aurust
with n large herd Of Colorado aud northern
Texas rs half-brced horses, which will sell cheap
The horses will be for sale at Bradly's hotel
barn. GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
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Harrisburg, Aug. 14.-Twenty coal
cars were wrecked by the breaking of the
iron bridge over the canal near the de-
pot on tho Reading railroad.
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$3OO,OOO.-Five Years.

TTNO loan on Farms for improvements and stock
"A raising by applicant, in Bon Homme,
Hutchinson. Turner, Clay and Yankten count
les. G. W. ROBERTS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
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To Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE, four good rooms.
"A pantry, front and back porch and cistern,
Situated on Green street, between Fourth and
Fifth. Apply on the premises.
j. PARKER HAYWARD
Real Estate and Insurance,
Yankton. d. 4.
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For Rent,

A SEVEN room brick house on Douglas Ave-
"A nue.. A cistern, wood shed and fenced lot
attached. S16 per month. Apply to
j. PARKER HAYWARD,
Sd street, Yankton, d. T.
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Probate Notice

Probate Notice
In the Probate Court of the County of Yank-
ton, Territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of Anne L.
Ackerman, deceased.
Notice of application for letters of admins
N Ietffai oTfGE is hereby given that John Swan.
~ son has fled with the the d judge s"df Of
sg p IT, for letters Of
man deceased and that Tuesday the th h deK Of
August, 1850 at o'clock,p. nj. Of said day. being
day Of the regular term Of this court to-wit:
Of the August term, 1880, at the Probate Court
has been set, for hearing said peti,
tion when and where any person Interested
may apps appesaar and show cause why the said peti-
Dated zankt0n F. F. 81 coAaEIEr1S' AeEuft 2ttSh' 1880
d-lod Probate Judge.
For Rent.
STONE dwelling house, with six rooms. cis-
- tern, shrubbery, large garden privilege.
Magnificent view of the city. t. " EGsSiES RSbSRfs ST
Real Estate and Insurance AGENT ID IL
oto CIV. ROBERfS.
For Sale.
| ON TIME, lots II and 49, block A. Lowe,
OYankton. Good residence lots. Apply to
G. W. ROBERTS.
For Rent.
< Good dwelling houses. Apply to.
&. W. ROBERTS.
To Exchange.
50 600 IN MERCHANDISE, consisting o,
S-oo0 Hats, Caps. Notions and othei
lots. Apply to e'''
GEO. W. ROBERTS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Raymond Delegates,

7'TtVtttF 7tFtyTUW.
Deadwood. August Bloomington
county delegates to the Vermillion con-
vention are for Raymond.
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Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Yankton, D. r.,
Council Room in the truck house in said city
or on a Monday the 10th day Of August. A: D. 1856,
p M each day while in session.
Said board will be in session at least two
days and as long us they deem Necessary for
the purpose of correcting the assessment roll
of the city.
:, Any person feeling aggrieved by anything in
the assessment roll may apply to said board at
error in the listing or valuation of the PROPERTY
therein enumerated OF committed, either real
or personal.
city this 18th day of August 1880 - N>''N
J. Il. SANBORN. Mayor.
Attest: E. T. WHITE, Deputy City Clerk.
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lsche, Aug. 14.-The prince and prin-
ces OF Roumania arrived here to-day and
was received by the emperor.
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For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling House with five
"A rooms on Pearl street near Fourth. Good
we'll of water and small barn on the premises
E. p. WILCOX,
Second and Mulberry streets.
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For Rent,
A GOOD FARM of 100 acres, IS acres under
a cultivation, good house and stable and
east of Yankton, for rent for a term of years.
Call on o. P. Hage, Yankton, or address Gus
Gilbert, Parker, Turner county, D. T. dlws
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Wrecked.

New York, Aug. 14.-Bank statement
Reserve decrease, 1856, ,450.
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For Sale,

THE one story frame building adjoining the
- store of Jacob Max and formerly occupied
by Moody d, Hand as u law office. To be
moved from the premises. Inquire of
JACOB MAX.
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Money 10 Loan.

IN FIRST CLASS FARM PROPERTY at 9
Oper cent. interest and reasonable commits
siOns. DEWEY d FRENCH,
d&wtf. Attorneys at Law.
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To Loan. !.

NJ Money on Real Estate.
NA GEO. W. ROBERTS,
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Wan Cott, Clark & Co.,
A RE offering all their goods, fixtures cases
"A Watches, Jewelry.. Clocks, ETC., for sale Al
auction to the highest bidder. Sales morning
afternoon and evening.
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Dentist.
II D. DODGE, Dewitt's Block, Third street,
LIZ Iankton, Dakota.
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For Sale.
1Athis office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Watches and Jewelry Cheap.
A UCTION sales morning, afternoon and eve
Cott, Clark l. Cos,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-26

cock. 1csspss; Weaver. sa,seo. Gsraeld'a
plurality, 4, HI
Kansas The following = tho Official vote
in the three Congressional districts Of the
State: First District Rep, 49,.
07o; Burnes, Dem, = ,d6l; Davis, Greenb.,
7,113; total, 1851; Anderson's plurality,
Is, 416; majority, 1S,308. Second District
Haskell, Republican, s6.75s; Green, Fusion,
q, 7s7; total vote, 81, 4s6; Haskell's majori-
ty, 7,021. Third District Ryan, Republican,
n .094; Mcdonald, Democrat, II, go; Mitch
ell, Greenbacker, 1885, total vote,
81, 466; Ryan's plurality. -, us; majority,
II, ~. Total vote on members Of Congress,
199, 798. The vote on the Constitutional
amendment was prohibition, for. 9l,743;
against, S8,968; majority for, 7,775; total
vote, 175, III. Constitutional Convention
for 22,771; against, IN, 40; majority against,
01, 697. The total vote on state officers was
little over so1 900.
Minnesota Garfield's plurality Is 39,07a
Nebraska Complete returns show Re-
publican majorities ranging from 2, 616 to
24,955; Greenback vote, $500. The total
vote Of the State is 81 500; total vote In 1875,
1910.
New York Garfeld's plurality q, s42.
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Resolutions Adopted by the River I'm
prOyement Convention.

In the Mississippi Valley Interstate
at New Orleans, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, The Congress of the United
States, by an act passed and approved by the
President June g. 1870 created the Mississippi
R1ver commission, composed of engineers
and scientific experts. whose duty it was to
make, take in consideration and mature such
plan or plans as will connect, permanently
locate and deepen the channel and protect
the banks of the Mississippi River, improve
thereof, and for other purposes; and,
WHEREAS, Said Commission, after q careful
survey. have made q detailed report as to the
most practicable. feasible and economic
method of improving the navigation and
commerce of the Mississippi River; and,
WHEREAS, A bill. No. 6,sa6. has been intro
in accordance with plans, estimates and spec
ifications, and drawn i'm accordance with the
report of said Commission; therefore be It
&: res 81 ssie
earnestly request Senator'S and Membera of
Congress from the States included in the Mis-
sissippi Valley to use their best efforts to Sc
cure the passage of said bill.
Resosrsd, That we recognize the improve.
inent of tributary streams as second only in
importance to the main stream, and that 1t is
inaugufate general system Of river im-
prOvements embracing the whole system Of
rivers in the Valley of the Mississippi
Resolved, That the Legislatures of States,
Chambers Of Commerce, Boards of Trade and
other commercial and municipal bodies in
every city and town on the banks of the Mis-
sisstppf River and its tributaries. be and they
are hereby requested to take such action as
may aid in the passage of Bill No. 6,376, and
now pending before congress, for the i'm
Resolred, That the Department of Govern.
mene having charge Of snag boats in the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers shall, as far as practic-
wrecks 80 as to make q clear channel of at
least 500 feet.
Received, That with view Of facilitating
and extending commerce between the States
of the Mississippi Valley, West Indies Mexico,
Central and other South American States and
Brazil, this Convention do recommend oC0h.
gress such legislation as shall establish and
maintain regular and continuous mail service
between New Orleans and such ports and for.
eign countries herein named as the POstmas.
ter-General may deem best suited to. the 81.
terests of trade and commerce.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

VAA0O
Indiana, died At Indianapolis on the Goth, If.
ter . few weeks illness, of Inflammation Of the
bladder, a complaint to which he had been
subject for some years past. Deceased was
born in Pickaway County, o., June 16, 1908,
but since his youth had resided in Knox
County. Ind, where his father settled At an
early day. In .1843 he was elected
to the State Legislature and since then
has been almost constantly in public life. In
1874 he was elected to Congress, and In 1915
Governor Of the State, his term not having
yet expired. His funeral was appointed to
take place at his old home, near Wheatland,
on the 24th, the body to lie in state at In.
dianapolis on the ed and at vincennes on
the 23d. The usual public manifestations of
mourning were observed.
Ar St. Louis, on the night of the Goth,
sman known - Michael 81. Donley shot
twice girl named Annie Greaser, and then
shot himself, dying instantly. The girl will
recover. The shooting took place in dis.
reputable house Of which the girl was an in
mate, and was the result Of jealousy. Dom
ley was until recently . soldier, belonging
to the FIRST Cavalry. His real name Is said
to have been Rehacek, his parents being Boz
hemians and residents Of st. Louis.
An express train on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, when near Ewing,
Ind, on the 2Otk. struck wagon in which
four men were riding and killed them all.
The names Of the victims are John McAsker,
John L. Robertson, Freeman, and Beverly
Richardson. The three former were killed
instantly, but Richardson lived several
hours. The parties were returning from .
funeral. They attempted to cross before the
train, the horses baked, and the wagon was
struck before the men could make their es.
cape.
The wholesale drug house of Lord,
Stoutenburgh & Co., 86 Wabash Avenue. !.
Chicago. was destroyed by fire, together
with its entire contents. on the 10th. One
girl, an employee, was probably fatally
burned. The fire originated in the chemical
department, and was caused by the explo-
sion CT bottle Of sulphuric ether. Total
loss about SEQ. 900; insurance, 100000.
Col. A. B. MEAcHAM, the Ute Com.
missioner, was arrested In Denver upon his
arrival from Washington, as an accessory to
the murder Of A. d. Jackson, who was killed
by the Utes in September.
The St. Louis Smelling and Refining
Works. located at Cheltenham, in the south
western suburbs, were entirely destroyed by
fire on the 18th: John Williams, engineer
OF the works, lost his life. Property loss,
about 100000; insurance, $4s,7o0. Some
% hands were employed. The work of re-
building will begin Immediately.
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partment that Lieut.. Kislingbury and his
small command were attacked BY the Indi.
ans near the mouth Of Muscleshell Creek,
Montana, on the It'll, and forced to retire in
to the stockade for protection. Additional
troops have been sent to their relief.
A NUMBER of indictments have been
brought in by the United States Grand Jury
at Yankton, D. T., against parties engaged
in making fraudulent homestead entries.
THE National Grange Patrons of Hus-
bandry assembled in Washington, D. c., on
the 18th. The attendance is said to be larger
than ever before, thirty States being repre-
sented. The reports Of officers show the
Grange organization increasing.
A LARGE amount of counterfeit notes
on the Spanish Bank Of Havana, Cuba, was
captured in New York City, on the 18th, in
the possession Of Stephen c. Bradwell, who
was trapped by the detectives in an attempt
to negotiate the notes. Bradwell was taken
into custody. His ostensible business is that
Of commercial traveller, but he b known to
have been previously engaged in several en-
terprises Of questionable character.
EIGHT hundred and fifty Cinnamon
lett San francisco, Jon the 18th, in the steamer
Oceanic for Hong Kong.
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.
Connecticut Official: Garheld's plural
ity, 2y656; majority, 1,sS1
Iowa Ohicial: Garfield, 1884; Ham