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WHAT BRITISH NOvELISTs OUGHT TO KNOW.
There is, usual. an American WOMAN Out she is
less successful than of the current attempts
20 represent cousins III fiction AmcrcAns 40 not
use the whole vocabulary Of "Americansus" every
timc they omen their mouths Mr.. Aide should consult
Mr Henri James upon tnis point and especially upon
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AtheuRuD
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

Des Moines, Jan. 2O.-Speaker Afford
will announce the following committees
this afternoon:
Ways and means-Newbold of Henry,
chairman, Stephen, Muller, Russell, Web
ster, o Brien, Comes, Baker and Carson,
McGregor, Wadleigh, Stocker, Jordan,
Yaron, Lambert, Bridges, Lewis, of Fayette,
Person and Wood.
I. Judicary-Parker of Marshall, chairman,
Carson, Stockton, Struble, Glasgow, Dun
combe, King, Perrin, Hutchinson, of
Wapello, Knight, Harvey, Weeks, Casey,
DUNCAN, Fisher, Nagle, Mackey, McDaid,
Hayes, Lewis of Mills, Lake, Brycknell and
Sampson.
Agriculture Clayton, of Pottawattomie
chairman, Terry, Caldwell, Hubbell, Jen.
nings, Lake, Wolf, Nichols. Belfrage, Sea.
man, Munice, Richardson Of jackson
Blair, Patterson, Brown of Dickinson
Hixon, Richly. Stout and Dobson.
Railroads-King Of Franklin, chairman
Coombs, Glasgow, Richly, Duncombe, Baker,
Carson, Wagner, Nagle, Mackey, Belfrage
Russell, Gordon, Hutchineon Of Wapello
Lewis Of Mills, Parks, Lambert, Eebert ane
Richardson, of jackson.
Appropriations-Goram Of Jones, chair
man. Seaman, Beach, Lucas. Robb, Bloom
Colby, Williams, Gordon, Cotton. Bosworth
Clayton, Downing, Msrtindale, Hutchinso,
Of Calhoun, Newbold, Gay.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Sunday Mer-
curry says the will of Frank Leslie will be
contested by his son.
New York Jan. 17.-An explosion yes.
terday on the steamer Greece, as che lay in
her dock at Hoboken, supposed to have been
caused by the igniting Of coal gas when the
matches were opened, killed two longshore.
men and wounded a custom house officer
and several sailors and longshoremen, eight
in all.
Augusta, Jan. 1.-Two hundred Bangor
men paid their respects to Senator Blaine.
He extended congratulations at the triumph
Of the Law, and paid that in proportion 10
the victory they had won in behalf of right,
they should now show their moderation,
because we are right and because We believe
in the majesty of the Law.
Oswego, Jan. 17.-Negro emigrants from
Texas continue to arrive in great numbers
to this county on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad and by teams acroes the
Indian territory. The winter is mild here
but house room is not to be had for them
Some are living in tents and wagons in the
woodr. Some deaths have taken place and
some are suffering from poverty.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE agents of th,
society for the prevention Of cruelty t
children brought into the supreme court to
day all the children in the Shepard's Fold
twenty-five in number, charging the folt
with starving and neglecting the naples
little ones. Pending investigation, tn
children were committed to the care Of tn
society. One child is said to be in the hos
pital because Of lack Of nourishmeAt.
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Chicago. jan. IA prominent commits.
sion firm here has issued circular, the fscis
in which have been carefully collected,
showing the total packing Of six prtnci.
pal points during the past season to be 72O..
600 hogs short 70 date, and estimating TO-
tai shortage in the whole country st l,OOO,-
600 10 number and Ten pounds per hog In
vsiobt. They also report deficiency III
the available supply Of meats, the deficiency
being 200. 900. 600 pounds Of meats and 250,.
600 tierces of lard, compared with the same
date last season.
Washington, Jan. 17.-At the investiga-
tton to 'dav into the Star route service, Gen.
Brady stated that the Star service could be
run to the end of the year, keeping intact
the 1890 new routes and all .stbers where
the cost of the expedition has not exceeded
$1,000. and cutting. down all others to the
point at which the Increased pay for the ex.
pedition was begun. for 90, ,4i6, 500 for the
entire year. which would still require de.
ficieDcy appropriation of e5l6,5lO. Gen.
Brady persisted in his former assertions
that be had not exceeded The authority and
discretion vested in him by law. and was
perfectly confident congress would sustain
him He was sharply questioned, and de-
tended ali his acts and the construction oi
the law.
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Ths following are the chairmeD of the
other committees: Appropristjons. Goram.

Ths following are the chairmeD If the
other committees: Appropriations, Goram,
nf Jones; scoooIs. Perrin, of Chickasaw ;
public buildings, Hutchinson, of Wspello
federal relations, Carson, of Pottawsttomie
constitutional amendments, Stockton, OF
fremont; claims, Stephens. OF Linn; mill :
tary affairs, Whs!y, of Butler; enrolled
bills. Beck, of Wayne; engrossed bills,
Bosworth; library, Webster, of Page; pub.
lie officers, Wood, OF Poweshiek: banks.
Lyon, OF Floyd; manufacturers, Baker, Of
Wlnneshiek; insurance. Stable. of Tsms
lands, Wicks, of Shelby; agricultural COL
lege. Lucas; insane. Pagre, OF Henrv; deaf
and dumb. Stedman, of Van Ruren,
penitentiarv. Lamb. of Crawford; Fort
Madison. Norton, of Delaware; Animosa
blind asylum, Wagner. of Bolton; erphans,
Terry. Of Musca,ine; horticulture, Lewis, Of
Fayette; reform school, Nsgle. Of Hardin
rules, Mueller, of Scott; police. -Robb, Of
Warren; county organization, Russell, Of
Dallas; cities and towns, Glasgow Of
Des Moines; elections. Prowl, of Monroe;
printing, Egbert, of Scott lntemperancs,
Hong, Of Polo; roads, Bicknell, Of hum.
boldt; judicial districts, Lake. Of Clinton /;
congressional districts, Lott, of Jasper
senatorial and representative districts, Scott,
of Cedar /. fish and game, Brown, of Diekin'
son; private corporations, McGloner, ol
Clayton 7; feeble minded, Honaday. of Tyler
Normal school, McDaid, of Sac; retrench'
ment, Coomes, of Cass; public charities
Foute. Of Montgomery medical and surgi
cal, Barnes, of Allamakoe; mines, Seaman
of Scott.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

New Haven, Jan. 20.-At 2:s2 the jury
in the Hayden case reported a disagree-
ment. The court sent them back.
Philadelphia, Jan. 20.-The report and
decree of the court of examiner and master
in the matter of the fraudulent over-issue
of etock of the West Philadelphia passenger
railroad company, Market street line, has
been fled. The substance of the report is
that the number of genuine and valid shares
Of the company amounted to 5000; that the
over issue of stock amounted to 1l,4O1
DEGREES the railway company shall give
1000 shares of over-issued stock, and
that for the remaining 4,401 shares the
company shall pay the holders seventy.fve
dollars per share.
The amount drawn from the bank by
John S. Morton, defaulting president, and
prevented to his own use was $93, ,957.
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TREATY OF PEACE.
London. Jan. 20.-A treaty of peace has
been signed by the native chiefs of New
Calabar and Bonny. A copy has been for
warded to the British government.
OBITUARY.
A sister Of VIM. E. Gladstone is dead.
Versailles, Jan. 2O.-Jules Tavre, the
eminent French statesman and republican
member of the senate for the department of
Rhone, and also a member of the French
academy, died last night, aged II.
ST. WALLER.
Vienna, Jan. 2O-Count De St. Waller
will not leave his post until the question of
his remaining here has been settled.
PURCHASE OF RAILWAYS.
The lower house of the Prussian diet is
discussing the purchase of the Berlin, Pats.
dam g. Magdeburg railway. The minister
of public works declared to-day that with
the purchase proposed in the bill now being
discussed the government would terminate
its purchase of railways for the present to
await the effect of the operations of the
measure.
FERRY's BILL.
Paris, Jan. 20.-There is good authority
for the statement that article of the Ferry
educational bill is certain to obtain major
ity in the senate.
FAILURE.
Toronto, Jan. 2O.-Wm. McBain, con.
tractor and builder, failed with Liabilities oil
ninety-two thousand dollars.
INDIAN CITIZENS.
Montreal, Jan. 20.-The Caugbnawaeon
Indians will petition the dominion govern
ment for full rights of citizenship.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
A company has applied for an act of in
corporation for lighting Montreal with the
electric light.
SPANISH OFFICIALS.
Madrid, Jan. 20-Fareno, master of for
eign affairs, will be nominated for president
of the chamber of deputies tomorrow
Premier Canovas del Costello is provision
ally administering the Office OF foreign af.
fairs.
THE POPE MAD AND SICK.
Rome, Jan. 20.-The pope is indignant
because Cardinal McClcekey received Par
nell. and has ordered that McCloskey be
asked for information on the subject. The
pope is i'll.
DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Dublin, Jan. 20.-An appeal of the Man
sion committee to the people of the Uuitec
States Gays it is now admitted that the dis
trees is Of an acute and unexceptional char
acter and is certain to involve actual starva
tion if aid be not promptly and literally
forthcoming. The distress daily increases
in area and intensity. and it seems almost
impossible to avert until the next harvest
absolute famine in very many places. This
central committee distributes relief through
local committees, Of which the clergy of al
denominations in the district, and poor hous.
medical officers must be members, and re.
quires relief to be given only in kind ane
not in money.
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appropristing half million of dollars for
the sufisring Irish people.
Mr.. Warner introduced bill for paying
the United States bonds maturing.
The house considered the bill relating to
national bank reserves.
Mr.. Chittenden asserted that legal tenders
in time Of peace we're public sore and q
political device.
SENATE.
Washington, Jan. 2O-Mr. Beck announc
ed that he would speak against the Bsyard
resolution tomorrow.
Mr. Logan, BY request, presented petit
ton of soldiers for the passage of Weaver's
bill for the payment Of soldiers an extra
amount of money.
Mr. Logan said he regarded the bill a.
the greatest piece of demagoguiem ever in
ttoduced in congress, and regretted that sol
diers were deceived in signing the petition
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TELEcRAPHIc eREvlTIEs.
MACKINAw ICE.

MACKINAw ICE.
Detroit, Mich, Jan. 20.-The ice in the
straits of Mackinaw is broken up and float
ing in cakes. 1t has not been solid enough
at any time this winter to permit of cross
ing on it.
FOR THE SUFFERERS,
Chicago, Jan. 2O-Ths treasurer of the
Irish land league association Of Chicago to.
day forwarded to Ireland $4,000.
HoNoR1Na LEE.
Mobile. Ala. Jan 2O.-The Lee Associa-
iton celebrated yesterday the anniversary OF
Gen'l Lees birthday by grand parade in
which the foreign consul and city officials
took part A banquet was gwen at Tenn
perance hall 10 which ex-offlcers of the
union and confederate armies were present.
The celebration closed with b mask ball.
SALE OF RAILROAD.
Chicago, Jan. 20.-The Toledo, Peoria
and Warsaw railroad was sold to-day under
q decree of foreclosure entered in the
United States circuit court for the northern
district Of Illinois. The sale was 'r,ade by
Henry w. Bishop, master in chancery, and
the road purchased by committee of bond
holders for six million dollars.
THE SPRINGER ESTATE,
St. Louis, Jan. 20.-some two hundred
heirs to the famous Springer estate, involv-
ing the site of Wilmington, Delaware, and
large money deposit in the bank Of fSweden
met here this morning. Parties are here
from all sections of the country-men and
women, old and young. The purpose is to
consult as to the best means to obtain pos.
session of the estate. Although they pro
pose to sit in several sessions, it is under.
stood their first effort will be to recover
the American property, and, if successful
in that, they will attempt to secure the
Swedish part Of the estate.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET.
New York, January 20.
Money-5@6 y cent.
Governments-Quiet, steady.
Stocks-Irregular.
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WASHINGTON.
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS.

Washington, Jan. 2O.-In case in.
volving the right Of an invalid pensioner,
who has contributed monthly during his
period Of active service to funds Of the
national soldiers home to avail himself
now of the benefits of that asylum withou.
surrendering to it his pension, the supreme
court decided that the language of the Sec
ton in question must be construed as mean
ing only invalid pensioners who have not
contributed to the. funds Of the soldiers
homo fund to purchase ite benefits BY sur.
rendering to it their pensions. The su-
preme court will take a recess from the first
Monday of February to the FIRST Monday Of
March.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20
F1Tz JOHN PoRTER's CASE.

Washington, Jan. 2O-The house military
commlttee agreed this morning upon Rep
resentative Bragg's bill restoring Fitz John
Porter, after materially amending it from the
shape it was left in at their meeting on Sat-
urday. Section 2 of the original bill, which
had been stricken out after some discussion,
was restored this morning.
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New York, January 20.
Money-5@6 y cent.
Governments-Quiet, steady.
Stocks-Irregular.
NEW YORK.
New York. January 20.
WHEAT-Spring, quiet, nominal. Win.
ter shade better, fairly active. No. white
$1.464 February.
RYn-Dul1, Rye hn unchanged. 923@ssc.
CoRN-Quiet. Western mixed $500
OArs-Firmer, 47@4s9.
PoRK-Firm, unchanged, $l275.
BEEF-Unchsnged.
LARD-Firm, 81 979.
BUrTER-16@37c.
EGes-13@2lc.
WHIsKEY-$1.12@$1.l3.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. January 20.
WHEAT-Firmer, $l.2s1 asked cash
Sl.24 February, 81. 1.24a March.
CoRN-Firmer, 3S2c bid cash, 385c bio
February, 434c May.
OATs-Firuer, $3.50 cash, $3.50 bid Feb
ruary, 3Saa bid May.
RYE-Dull, 76}c.
BAELEY-85c.
P.ovIsloNs-Dull, wesk, lower. PORK
|--$l2.75 cash, $3.50 February. $l2.9;
March.
LARp-S7.45 cash, $3.50 bid February
$7.50S BID March.
WH1sKY-Active, $1.09.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, January 20.
WHEAT-s@5c higher. Hard $1.24a
No. l, $l.234. No, 2, $1.224 cash, 81 %
February, $1.24 March. No. 8, $1.oS}. No
4, $).002.
CoRN-Dull, 39c.
OArs-344c.
RYE-763c.
| BARLEY-73c.
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A Fragrant Breath and P..r,y Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily With that justly popular dentifrice,
sOZODONT. Composed Of rare antiseptic
herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to old age, the teeth.
Acidity of the stomach will destroy the
strongest teeth unless its effects are counter
acted with SOZODONT, and this pure
tooth-wash protects the dental surfaces BY
removing every impurity that adheres to
them. Ask you" druggist for SOZODONT.
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Invariably on Day Of Paymer
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the firm
= Of Cunningham & Pratt. doing business. as
post traders at Fort Randall, D: T., is this day
Jr. will continue the business, assuming all lia-
bilties of the former firm and collecting all ac-
counts due said firm.
Dated Fort Randall, D. T., January 18th, 1880
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
D. L. PRATT, JR.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20
FOREIGN.
TREATY OF PEACE

TREATY OF PEACE,
London. Jan. 20.-A treaty of peace has
been signed by the native chiefs of New
Calabar and Bonny. A copy has been for
warded to the British government.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE..

NOUsE.
Culberson's bill for discontinuance of
the national bank system was introduced.
Mr.. Ellie introduced joint resolution