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GENERAL NOTICES.
leaves have their time to fall. but the

Leaves have their time to fall, but the
hair OF cur heads, if properly attended, should last
lifetime. Promote its healthy condition and nutri-
ment and the desired end will be accomplished by
means of the ORIENTAL TONIC. Yigor and beauty
preserved by its constant use, since it acts
healthy stimulant upon the roots and tibers which
absorb it. Ladies will find it the best shield against
badness and gray hair besides it imparts beautiful
briliance the tresses and for gentlemens boards
it is most excellent article, agreeable and useful
in keeping them soft and silky ap9-lt
Delinquent Sale NOtice.-GaIifOrniaS Sugar
Manufacturing Company. Location of principal
place of business and works, Isleton, Sacramento
county, California. Notice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, account OF
Assessment No. Z, levied on the 23d day of FEB
RUARY, A. d. 1880, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective shareholders,
as follows: No. No.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, April Spy G. Haines J. P, W. NJ
Russell to Laura Miser, both of Sacramento
county
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7. II. MCFARLAND.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW-oFFICE, SOUTHWEST
"A corner of and Fourth streets. Residence,
II street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. ap9-4ps
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The Lambertini.Antonelu Case

ROME, April Sth.-The Italie says: The
Lambertini-Antonelh case will come up
again on the 30th inst. Countess Lambertini
will bring witnesses to prove that the baptis-
nal register, on the strength Of which the
Court of Cessation rejected her appeal, is
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Afgllanistan Advices.

CABUL, April Sth-Addur Rahman Kahn
has reached Ghazi, on the road to Charibar.
He has written to the Rohaistans to join
him, and already 5000 irregulars have left in
obedience To his order
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Three Fishermen Drowned.

HALIFAX. April Sth-Three fishermen OF
Hancock Island were drowned yesterday by
the capsizing of boat George Mason
leaves a wife and seven children, John vii.
son a wife and seven children, David
Langille a wife and FIVE children.
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OTTAWA, April Sth.-The House of Com
mons by vote of 126 to 20, carried an
amendment declaring that portion of the FISH,
cry award paid over to Canada belongs to the
Dominion
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WASHINGTON, April Sth.-The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office has trans
mitted to the Surveyor General of California,
for delivery to the proper parties, a patent
dated March 81. 1880, for a private land
claim In California known as the 'sPueblo
lands of Sonoma." 1t was further ordered
that the claimant should deposit any money
due the United States for SURVEYS or other
duties before the patent should he deIivarad
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

ic.......... ETC.. Etc.
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ri.f ttn bst bem Namsn Gieeru. Da ct
aber fab, pab es 1eintn SAT- psrbrob, IN
terlisb ct ss ferner une iprab feline lls'
berssusuns aus, bab bic Jamilie Mi(ler
Fd In elmer ldderliden Sauldans teFnos.
90 nabmsn 8eihe ibrsn Bes surud ubsr
bic @sen, unt es bunfslts bsrstts, als lie
fd ssm Dalobaule udtsrtsn. Saats !!
laate bsr Obtrf6sfer. Die etsfrsuoe
mirb ntht mebr lanse bauern. Der golnp
bat lth perantert, i!bsr Gadt eabtn ptr
5taumfttsr. Ysnno furhtets ben sansen
Mbenb, fein Oaafsennb wsree Der camille
pun Dem ladsr!iasn Nuitritt In Der altsn
pauts sr,atlsn; Der Otsrfo'f fer absr, Der
i'm nint BON Neuem perbrisblth MAIDEN
woute. sos es uor, 1siner 5rau nur untsr
ssr Nussn barber gu bert6tsn. Quh
fe ladte, entsesnete aber: Spri6 ntht
BACON Dem alten 6aeen Uber font Der
Jamilie eeeenilter, ss tSnnte Fs osrlsbsn.
Dem &naben {.teiat Go aud mebr ale
nStbis gu 6sr,sn 3u esten, er lab ben gam
aen Mbenb tebriidt ba. Mbcr wa5 1T oas2
@hldst bc nidt Nssen an bic Jeniter ?
. psb, wsb Das uttb jsbt wlseer
Wtse 8sben
(Grrifstnna fOlat,)
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S5ente, Dienitaa Sen 5. Cftober,

y ~ - ~ - ~
finost IN @plcratr bic 8abl einss 0ta=
ticnal=Nbgeoroneten ltatt. Der vSentenz
nial,taat" bat nur Ginen Yertreter i'm ma.
tionalen Nbseorbnetenbauie uub icnlit
nehnlen bic Biirser be8 ean3en Staates
an oiefer N6secrbneten,pabl She'll. @o|o.
raoo bilcet @inen riei'sen GunsreBbe,irf,
serabe rpie Der sReifentaI hen Staat
Delaware uno ipie bic srrben Staaten
9febrasfa unb Meuaoa. Seine N6seo.b
netenwabl 1T oaber cine edte araftprcbe
fiir bic Yrdfoentenwabl; aus oem @r=
sebailie Der eriteren ldbt iid 10 3iemlid,
lider harauf fdlieBem, ipem bic brei prl
iioents,= Bablmdnneritimmen Gclorabp's
3ufalen merbeu. gor pier Sabrea er=
wlblte in COLORADO bic ib,er Wtebrbeit
mad rerutlitunilde erte @taatsseieese
tun8 bic MISUNDERSTANDING, welde
bann fir 6apes ltimmten; absr es muroe
su9leit teltimmt, bab tei tiinftisen Fri.
ftentenmablen taS yolf brett bic Yri.
fcentsnwablnlinner errpibl en- iclle. Bel
ber Dor 3'pei. Slbteu abBebaItenen Wabl
eineS Wationlf= Ib3eorb neteu i'll Gcloraz
DO erbielt Der rcpubiifanilde Ganbitat
1924 Stimmen, ter benotratilhe r..
0O3, ein @reenbafer= gauoipat 1890.
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! aa<s: u eut fette
u u 9 [ d n b.

Sm Yalalt Der Tui(leriea ,u Yaris
brad mdbrenb ber Nadt bonn 3. Teuer aus,
bas 70 fdmea UNI lid sriff, DuB cine sdn;s
lide 3erfSrung bes Bradt9ebdubeS 3u
bsfardten ianb. Trce aller Nnltrenaur.
gen ber 6euerwebr, bic erit cine Stnnce
nad IuSbru4 oeS Teuers ibre Spriben
in Bewesuns ieete, ipirb Der anseridtete
S4aben faum gu repariren leiM. DaS
Seuer brad i'm Sdlaf,immer Der Ma=
banle 5errlb aus, @entablin ces Seine>
prlfeften. Das Muieitm bes 2cupre
mar lanse 3eit in @efabr, BON ben Slant
men erfaBt Su merben. Die 6euerSbrunlt
se,pdbrte scnl anberen ufsr ber Seine aus
sele9en, einen srOBartisen 4nblid.
- Sn YariS 1T uater ber Yeituns oer
Serren Selismann, Qoubresau unb Ie=
nier ein Snnbicat Sur @rbauuns bes Yaz
namas&anal8 sebiloet morben. Binneu
Rur3em wiro cine Naleibe bon 400 Wsiaip.
men Trancs ausseidrieten iporoen.
- Die Hforte BAT ben in Gonltantino,
pei ipeilencen fren1bea @slanoten einen
Ylan our 8eieitisuns ber iaweteaoem
Streitfrasen pcrselest. ~ 'i.t
= 3u @bren Barneas bat ant 4, in
Sort cine srobe Dentpnltraticn fattse=
funoen, an welder fd $4,000 WenIden
betbeilisten. Die Yrc3eiiiou setraudte
oreipiertel Stunbey UNI einen 8egetenen
Puntt gu pailiren. Yarnea iaste in isi.
ner 9leoe, bas 3anblcrbtbunl, nas 3ur
Nufredterbaltun8 Der enslii9en Serrldaft
in Srlano int 5nterelle Weniser seaen
yiele 8eidaffen ipurbe, miille iallen. Wo-
rauf bic Sfufe erldalIten: nWie 2orb
WountmDrriS fiel."
= Gen. @aribaloi lit in @enua anae=
tonlmen nnb man slaubt, oaB er anitrea=
sunsen MAIDEN wirb, cen Maior Gan,io
unb leinen Sobn aus benz @efansni3 Su
beirelen. Die Wesieruns bat WaBreseln
setroIfen, um etwaissn Maiienbemonitra>
ticnen gu beSesnen.
= Bibrenb bes Wsonats September
ltarben in Sapanna 79 Yerlcnen am gel.
ben 6ieber.
= Scn Panaml linb iolgenoe 0ta9.
| ri1ten eInsetrcifen: Columbia iteat Iein.
Slctte ipieper fer uno psrmebrt in Anbe=
tradt tepcritebenber Sdwieristeiten mil
fremoen Diidten, feline ArMee. - Die
Sbilenen babeu all, 10. b. Wf. in ale,
8abe ebinbalo beIest.E Das @rebsber
AM IS. bas in gang Bern peripiirt wuroe
bat Swar sroBen Sdaoen anseridtet,
aber felne Wenidenleben geforpert. =
3wiiden 9Onoon unO BeGSe, 5Onouras,
ica pia Samaica uno Guatemala, eint
Oampferlinie etablirt iperben.
= Lie @f-9onisim SiabeGa 1T entld(ol.
len ibren oaaernpen DObniie in Spanien
ST nebmen une swar wiro lie ith III Sc.
pilla nieoerlaIen.
= Wabrio. Die 0tesicruns bat be
i4lcien, se8en idmmtlide Yrieltsr, ipeld,
bic YOlitit III ibre Yrebisten Siebeu, cin,u
ihreiten uno ALE yursermcilter gu ent
lailen melde hefaunte Garliltcn lino.
= Paris. Die 9taOicalen, bic 0teac
tiSndren unb AUDI piele Hspublitauer ge.
Sen @amtetta bic alleinise Sdulb an Be,
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frieseriiden Yolitit III. Orient unb pers
lan9eu @inberufuns ber &anmeru, ba>
nit baS Sclf bic Trage entI4eibe.
- Bien. Sn Yosnien uub per 6ersez
srtpina 1T nit Der Gusbebung BON Sez
truten far bic Sitreidiide Irmee besonnen
morbsn. Die 0tefruten lollen in bic neu
erridteten Siser Bataillpne eiaseltellt
merben. ....
- aiel. Der beutlAe Srpnprin5 unb
bic 9ronprin5eilin itnb bier einsetroffen,
tint ibren Don Der WeltumIeoelung sliid=
lid beimsetebrten SObn, ben grinSen
5einrid, gu besruBen.
= Sn 6ublano bat bic wieeerbolte
Nntinoisuns bes Soeiaer u9eeitnit," baB
cine ruifide Sirma aberu1alS 100000
9uidel ameritaniiden WeiSen babe auf=
fauien lahen, srpBes Nuflebsu errest.
Ser Wei5en ipu im Sftober iu Soela
ab9eltefer uercen.
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Z era ..

Nm q. traf in DalIaS bic Nadridt
ein bon benz in gpillbarser County, Yanz
banole, erfolsten Ablebea bes Maturfur=
fders, Yrcf. Saccb Bou. Der Yrcfellcr
mar 5ur :3eit nit Der Exploration bic Ier
@eSenc namentlid nit ge,ug auf beren
Wineralreidtbum beiddftist. profellur
Saccb Bon, unferen 9eiern burd mebre=
re tpiifenidaftlide Wrtitel betanut, erfrcute
iid uberau int @taate oer srSbten Ad=
tun9. Sein COB mtrb niht nur BON Der
weitper5meisten 6amilie. lonbern aud bon
3ablreiden 6reunben tief betrauert ,per=
ben.
= Vinnen brei Npden mirb @aiuesz
pile nit @asbeleudtuus perieben lein.
SIM 3u6tbauie teFnben Fd sesenz
martis 2l36 Strd Finse.
- am 6. Ottober lduft bic Teras.=
Yacifle Sabn bis gaitlanb gitp.
- Cie uanisbts Of 5onor" 3iblen In
aeras l4S yesen nit $500 Mitalieberu.
Sn gictcria County weiben sO,=
600 4opf Rintbieb.
= Sn @nnis iit Mrs. WcWei, Nrau
eines seadteten Rauf falannes, nit einem
errnetilten ourdsebrannt.
- Sn Seguiniit ber Neser Merieio
Staa @ranoe in's gefdnenib sebradt
worOen, neil CT ieinsn Stieftnaben n,
Eroe priigelte. as
Wfan wirb iid erinnern, baf, Der Sfz
fentlide Wdser Stuhel s. 3inssbmp in
seacc pcr einioer 3sit beS Dictiabls BON
WaunlmrQe anseflaot mar, ldulbis befun=
ben uno gu 5ueiiabri9er 3udtbausltrafe
rerurtbeilt murce. VeiaSter stinas6urp
liet nidt I'M 3udtbaus, lonberu funairt
IN sSaec nnbebinbert al8 Sffentlider
9Sa5er. Seet baben bic Tarmer Der Imz
8e9enb eine Yetitipn an ben @ouperneur
abSeIdidt, tpcrin iie i'm erfuden, ben Be-
tpnbten ainssburp ab3uieeen, ba lie ibre
SaummcQe nidt bon einenl iberfibrten
Disb wollen wieSen lalfen.
- Der General Uoiutant bat 5taats=
truppsn mad @atlano County abaeldidt.
um Die Nube unb Orbnuns aufredt au
erbalten.
: Sir bic @olt COLORADO unp @anz
ia 6e Babn finb AM 4. BEN ct. Souls
200 5ra9tears unb 3tpei Qctcmctiptn
periddt me,ben.
Die nit benz beutjden Dampfsr
uNmerifa" BON Bremen in @alpeltcn elm
eetrcfenen Ginwanoerer inb mad oer
@alpeiton Wews en.lau9 ben per(dieoez
men Giienbatnliuien pie folst psrtbeitt
porosn: Columbus 40, 5aulenbura
los, Wsinlar Is, 6tatonia l6, parwooS
/. Gan 4ntonio II; total fir bic 9. s..
uno 2. u. gabn, 206. yurtpn 8, 9ep=
better Is, @iopinos 25, McDabe 7,
YaiSe 1, Wanor 2, 9lultin e total fir
bic Staote Der weitliden 3weislinie Der
@entral= Saan 60. Da(las IL, B,pan4,
Sberman 2, Marlin l, Gnnis 7 fir
staote Ger 9auptlinie Der Central Bobn
pia 5cuitcm 25. Brenbam 100, YeQptue
6; flir @taote entlans Der g., s. uno
9. s., l06. 9cuiton 23, total 3abt 420.
Die 1875 &inber Der Ginmauoerer liub
nidt nit einbeSrifsn.
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1T eine polltano9e ,1o uo nit germ bereit ben Damen
alle biele Sadem s1r Nniibt por3uleseu.
gSieoerperfdrn 9epdbren mir elen liberale1 0tobat
ySas utere ASree anbetriiff, lino ipir der inns oe
3nfrieeellbet Sceerlnanns 81 erpcrbet sdbtun9appu
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Das 6ltelfe. orDEte unb mn,

Das altsfe. orObte unb sussrldbis.
ife Smpcrt. .@ei6df # In la&flGen, braun.
fhmsi8ilafn unb hamburger Staatslotte.
rie eocien, 1T bas auesmetn betaunte
ganttaus bon gorser & Co., 81 Nal.
fau Strabs, Nsw g)o,t, (frlter Baas.
mann & Co. unb iSnnsn sanst, balbe,
oisrtsl unb attsl Original eoo(t fets auf
bas prompteite BON eemlslbsn bs,oaen w.rs
cen. Die ssnannte Jirma ptrtault aa.
beresm nod ftlseube btsaes Qoule {:
&0ntsl. 5avana eOttsrie, peren 3isbun-
gen ale 10 Gage fattftnbsn, unb BON Der
man f6Dn UNI $l.5o elm ,wan,istel eous
ts,ieten tann Gtntudy Staatslottsrie.
eoOis sbsnfaas aae Is Sage ee3osen,
totst bas san3e 2oos nur einsn Dollar
uno iino bami! i'm eladli1sn Sail.
$4,000. 90 3u Sepiunen !; &entudy @om.
mpnwea!tb Diiributiun 60. unb 9ouiFa.
no eottsrte wsrben munatlih ss,ossu, unb
bel geirsm 1T Der Sauptsewinn $4,000,
uno Der preis eines ganjen 9oo(es S.. 90
uno eines balbsn eiaen Dollar. e5ees nG.
bsre 4ustnnft lowie pidne werpen auI
Nnfea9en bereitwilliell unb foaenirei CT.
tesiit aud erbait iessr 8lufer mad Der
3hbums cine cffieisle @swinnltae gratis
sustfanet. Ser Sidsrbsit wsssn ioaisn
0elbisnpunsen ltrts in resifrirtsn Yri.isn
ctsr rurt Die erpreb esmatt une pie
a,rtiis osutl!h Bergen & So., 8an.
tsrS, 81 Na1aa Strabe, Wsm. yort ae.
letstetsn weresn. 29,9,t3,W.
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Gb,uarb Wfiles.
Seftntliber Nptdr,

0srar County. Gan antoaiO, 1sras.
Sifee in Srlebaelt aB:, Der pufoiIes sessnltsr.
9fionosve MufmstIlamtsit wirb alien Ysniica en-
uno Gprberuneea Sou Nseranen o.3 Staate5 obtr
Der Sereiki9tsn Stauten geltenft. 46fhrtfien
non Yatsnien befurst unb Sttnern anf Qanb In
allen 2bsiIsn bes Staa:es tfaablt. gDebnbst in
ter untersa 0artsairaes. sO,s,tlt
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= ercqnets 9 piele iceten an.
8etpmnlen bei 8. W clifton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

Mrs. Jane Grey Swisshelm has . better
comprehension Of the Indian subject than
the entire Indian bureau. Schurz included.
She insists that the government should
cease supporting the Indians in idleness and
should destroy their tribal relations. She
suggests that the whites of the frontier
states and territories would soon solve the
Indian problem, if given the opportunity,
but fears this will never occur because Of
the oppositionsDf the church people of
New England who have become idiotic up
on the subject. Mrs. Swisshelm has in
jected a vast amount Of condensed truth in
to her remarks upon the subject. If the
government would &C. upon her sugges-
tionsl there would &c no more .~wronged"
Indians and no more Indian wars.
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wrown's Hou.cho,d Panacea.

Is the mos. effective Pain Destroyer in
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 alleviator, an. it is warran-
ted double the strength Of any similar pre-
paralion.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
All Aches,and is the Great Reliever Of Pain.
browns Household Panacea" should be in
every family. A. t%easpoonful Of the Pana.
cea in tumbler af hot water [sweetened, il
preferredl taken at bedtime, will Break up
a Cold. % cts. Il bottle. Htf
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been captured, and 20 far a. opposins sides
lUeee m~aintained, Il was evidently = drawn
hattie. Eresh reinforcement from The ont.
tide took the place of the disabled, aud the
most ludicro0s hand to hand contests, wag-
lea BY the discharge of handfils of -four and
neal 90 arms lengths kept the fun up TO tho
height. The shouts and peals of laughter
perpetrated by these 400 children of mature
and serious growth outdid anything ever
heard from as many school youngsters
turned out for a day at coasting.
As the sport finally began to wane,
and, larger and larger d%etschments
rushed out for a little unobstructed atmns
phefe Id rhe C6rridofss. the rctreSte.s looked
severally and collectively as though they
had turned millers With q vengeance or had
beensout rolling 10 the now Atabout the
last spurt Of the carnival, some of the
younger men-thet bulls presumably tos-
sed their horns SO high that s0lne OF the fly.
some ladies were observing the spectacle,
and the stampedethat ensued under the an.
gallant bombardment was phenomenal
This episode was no doubt unintentional,
and merely unavoidabiy incidental to an
exhuberance of spirit, and muscle that pet
force had to DO illlmitable, in order TO .
worthy celebration by the Chicago board Of
trade Of the-dying year. Under the same
heading of necessary casualties must be
ranked the broken pane Of the elevator
door and divers and -sundly other indenta-
tions and cracks sustained about the cham
Der by windows and furniture. To q like
charge, lastly. must also be entered up the
samples, estimated by q member oftnc board
At $4,000, and also the serious loss OF tenn
per on the part OF the secretary, Charles
Randolph, who, instead Of Smiling on the
"boys" as repeatedly invited-to do, snapped
his fingers im%potently, and then shut him
self up in his office. away from the sight
ii not the sound Of the annual breakdown.
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The record for December has been, up to
late, rather low, as the following will show:

-.FG
And our coldest weather is yet to come.
Last winter our coolest day was Al degrees
below. registered by our alcohol thermome-
ter. The mercury thermometer would not
work that day, but took a rest. 1t afforded
us~some amusement to read your remarks
OF Cincinnati's cold day last year, and l
wished more than once that I could have
transported one Of your people to this place
for a day or 50, just to see what cold wealth
er really was This extreme weather is lit
tie noticed by us, excepting when the wind
blows, when it is hard on ones face-that
Is all. Buffalo overcoats and bhckskin suits
do pretty we'll toward keeping a person
quite comfortable. Added to this, the air.
is perfectly dry-so it is not such a difficult
matter to take a little walk out Of doors,
even if the thermometer does remain below
zero all day long.
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FORT BEa1AoLo WEATHER.
The Point Next Door to tho North Pole by
Which East Guages the Tcmpera-
tnre OF All Of Dakota

The Point Next Door to the North Pole by
Which East GuaEes the Tempera-
ture of-All Of Dakota.
Surgean Neave, stationed at TT. Berthold,
D. T., writes: Seeing your Fargo dispatch
relative to our Dakota blizzard, it occurred
to me that a few weather items from the
frontier might not come amiss. Your cor
respondent has not in the least magnifed
the blizzard, which it. is impossible to fully
describe, and must be seen to be appreciated.
At this post buildings were invisible at con-
slderably less than a block off. 1t was inn
possible to zee more than a few yards. One
man here, coming in from the prairie, miss
ing the road, left his team for a moment to
hunt it. He walked q very few yards when
he could not see where the team was, and
was compelled to lie out for hours until the
storm lessened, when he found himself
within a very short distance of it. One of
the mail drivers lay for two nights and a
day almost within hearing distance of the
station he had missed. The thermometer
registered early in the morning 2 degrees
below zero, and dropped to IL degrees below
at s p. M. The wind was blowing a gale
from the northwest, and besides what snow
was falling, it was also being picked up from
off the prairie, thus doubly filling the air.
Near the agency buildings the snow drifted
to a depth Of five feet, selecting doorways
in preference to any other place. At points
beyond, drifts of seven fee, were found. The
weather this year is much colder than it was
last. l have kept a record Of the lowest
of cold during twenty-four hours,
taking my observations from a self-regis,er-
ing thermometer, taking the nights record.
On Oct. 80 the register marked plus 8 de.
grees, and at 5 p. M, Now 1, marked zero.
Thanksgiving day gave Us minus 7 degrees
the river was closed and foot passengers
crossing. Teams crossed every day this
month (December.) Taking all Of Novem.
Der (the lowest degree of cold only,) the
average was plus 1874 degrees.
The record for December has been, up tc
date. rather low. as the following Will show
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

A Washington correspondent offers good
authority for the statement that the state
department will make the proper return in
due season to the resolution of the house of
representatives calling for correspondence
with Consul Mosby. The story that the
state department would decline for reasons
Of public expediency to furnish the CORES
pondence referred to, is said to be I'M
founded.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
THE BULLS AND THE BEARS.
Two Thousand Dollars Worth Of Sam
pies Expended for Ammunition for
their Annual Blow Out.

Two Thousand Dollars Worth Of Sam
pies Expended for Ammunition for
their Annua Blow Out.
Chicago Inter- Ocean, Jan. L.
The bulls and bears had their annual frol-
tc Yesterday afternoon at the close of
change. They realize, as when Juveniles,
that all work and no play makes Jack q
dull boy, and once q year the straight laces
of society are bound to snap. The custom
is an immemorial one, and, if from no other
motive than respect for venerable antiquity,
the r0mp mast come of. 1t began, as usu-
al, without anybody exactly being responsi-
BILE. just Who hurled the first sample of
-four will probably never be known. But,
the levee OF sobriety and business once in
roaded. the overflow came like a tidsl wave,
submerging every semblsnce of order and
drowning every call for margins for the
rest of the day. The drawers of q hundred
tables were ruthiessly pulled open, and
their bags OF samples were Don flying
through the air aud dealing -four and uu-
ground cereals on every hand. Thc fusi-
lade was SO sudden and unanimous that ia
q few minutes the floor, as we'll AS the heads
and clothes of the shutting, riotous shout
ers. was thickly covered with The debris OF
war. One Washington street commission
man had q large sample bag Of -four explode
right 10 his face. filling his eyes, ears, and
mouth. and even nose, and for a few mo-
ments aspiration was threatened.
"Ils A No. !, isn't it, B. ?" said 9
heartless wretch, as the spluttering victim
recovered breath.
stake that! you snoozer," and the acI
being suited to the reply, the remark was
quickly avenged by a co~unter-boom, which
broke in smothering Wilderness on the head
Of the joker.
During q full hour the remarkable scenes
continued, the uproar rather increasing i
possible. Two or three times there were
regular charges organized, the bears driv
ing the bulls, with the powerful as.istanc.
of the messenger boys, we'll into the north
end Of the hall. But the conquered eroune
was won back with as sharp pelts II i. hae