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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

PaIDAY, Aug. Goth. 1850.

IhibAr, aug. -Vtn. lccus
Council met pursuant 70 adjourn
msnt.
Presens-His Honor the Mayor and
Copncilmen Densmore. Jennings. Nc
Donald. Rssin, Nation. Ssstson and
Collins.
The Com ittse an Financs returned
the -X Treasurer report without &C
ton.
Committee on Streets obtained fur.
Their time in which TO report on the
grade on Prspt street 10 front Of the
Jscklin property.
Coemistes on Gss Lights reported
the bid Of the Gas Company TO furnish
the city With gas.
De motios VI Coupcilmsn J.nnings
II wss ordered thet the Council enter
into . coutrses With tho Gss COMPANY
for the foruishing Of eighteen lights in
accordance nth the rate 10 said bid.
s"d the City Attorney wss isstruc ed
To prepare Q eo1sFact.
Do motion II Councilman Mcdonald
it us ordered that the Gss Comm,ttes
be sud sss hereby instructed ~ receive
bids for the lighting of the gss lights.
and To report at next meeting.
TIE spsciai committee on The ballast
ordinance was granted until the next
meeting in which 70 report thereon.
The Health Om,sr made report On
certHin Suisances in Front street.
On ,uosisa II Councilman RasiL the
Health Officer vas instructed 10 Aba,e
nui.sbce Ia South Seattle Immediately.
GA motion OF Councilman Jennings
IL wss ordered that the Health Ofi~r
b inSructsd 10 notify owners OF pro-
perty snsintAining nu,ssuccs oa Fr.m.t
s,rs.t 10 sbate the same
The Street Commissioner reported
os matters refei red 70 him at the lS.t
meeting.
On motion OF Counciimsu Collins it
wss ordered that the owner Vt property
on the east side Of Commercial street
be instructed to remove the stagnsnt
water under their buildings. snd that
the Street Commissioners be Instructed
TO order the saDs done.
The Committee On Fires reported on
the inclinss In Madison and Washing
ton streets. Report adopted aud Clerk
ordered 10 issps warrants 70 L b Jepson
In the snm of tli5.
The bill Of A Keller. amounting TO
% 50. vss ordered psid.
The Council then opened the bids tor
the city priatipg for the ensuing year.
whom the bid II the Daily Post wss 40
cspted and the City Attorney instructed
10 prepare On ordinance providing for
such printing.
Ordered that tho Oriole b. granted .
permi, to discharge ballast Ut AArshall's
wharf.
A petition wss received froa. $ II
Coo,nbs and others praying for the
grading of Front stres, between Pike
and Lake avenue.
Ordered that ths Sarveyor be and 10
instructed to proceed to make . survey
and sstsbli.h the grade on Trout street
aud estimate the csst Of making such
grade.
The Council proceeded to open the
bids fpr the furnishing lumber to the
city for the ensuing year. Gu motion
Of COMEDIAN Rasin il was ordered
that tho bid Of Card s. Lair DO accepted
Ordered that the Chairman Of Fire
Committcs be instructed to extend w.
tor pipe to the Zip At Madison street
Tor thu use of the fire engine.
Ordered. that the baud engine he
stored 10 r. Ross-l,'s barn. ct the rate
OF 81 per sonth.
Adjourned until Friday evening.
August ~, 1880.
Il. 4. OSBORNE. Clerk.
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A Happy Restoration.

l can truly say that | owe my present
existence and happy restoration to the
hopes and joys Of life to the use Of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
and say to every one suffering from
any manner Of kidney. liver or urinary
trouble. Use this remedy and recover"
W. Z SANFORD.
Hollry. N. Y. Feb. %. 1880.
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IioHKsr JUMP ON RECORD. From
ireland we hear the startling news that
r DAWN. st tho Carrick on Sair sports
on Monday. July 5th. succeeded in
clearing the unpsee dsntsd hight OF
feet "a inchcs. ard there seems NO
reason to dosbe the authenticity Of the
feat. II sas doas apealy. and appears
10 have been oorrec,ly measured sThe
srosnd. tao. vss ts,~d With = spirit
level. 10 that he sssd-asly had no undue
advantage in the shaps Of taking of
from = hight Tue crossbar vas IN inch
square. ani perfectly sr.ight. He
touched The bar orr" only, and that ct
8 feet Il inches
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The Pleasures OF Hone.

When the body is bowed with pain.
an Intense longing for relief brings
hope. This may brighten the suffering,
but it does not cure. At . time like
this. how welcome 10 such friend as
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
bringing hope, health and happiness and
the joys Of renewed life.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always End .. the
ConcoIdis Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. bat also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported bser in quart OF pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches 70 or,ter.
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sssr9scr COUNT pnocExDlNGs.


okAEiLs, .AuRub ~.
Kiehs,l Ps,ar ala, wbistiiDg Diei
plead not guilty ~ the charge Ut fur
nisi,,,,g inIuof u, Iatmns. but ssys hs
FURNISHED u tD hall breed vhe gave
It 10 tho Ia iAns. ID Emery MS sp-
pointed To defend him. and NJ Ballard
will conduct the prosecution. by coo.
rat III the curt. Tor J b Allen
DIT Whuelrr W George White De
isait ssd judgment for ei062, geld
cain. interest and costs.
Harry swanson plssd not guilty 10
the chsi2. cf, assault with . dead y
weapon on shipbnard
DIN Hyde " Cochran i Day--Af.
tor byiug out about IN hsss aud hall
tho jury rendered the fsllowiag YER :
diss: We. the jury in the shove ga.
titled case. find Tor the plaintiff. d N
hyde. In the sum Of t3i.7s. This cas-
was frss tried In Justice Scots Court.
whore .. verdict Of t25 was rendered
Tor Mr. Hyde.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per
manently every case OF Gonorrhra
elect aud Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. il directions are followed
Internal medicine not Recommended OF
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by N. T. Cody
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. So
attic. w. T.
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NEW vorixo rRxcrxcr. LA CON-
pliAnee with petition the Board d
Cssnty Commissioner established .
nee Voting precinct. yesterday. COM
prisisg v..hon tslscsi. and kaawn -
vaa',ae Precinct
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Domestic bliss 10 surely the desired
end Of sll mortals. Enjoy it by using
Pfander's Oregon Blood Purifier. which
will remove ell supsr6uous bile AMI
make every body smile.
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OFFICE
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company Of California.


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Manager Oregon Washington Territories.
ROBT. KNIPE Agent n Seattle.
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A NosLx DkEp Last week Q squad
Of benevolent. whole>souled bricklayers
With trowsls In hand. ssssmblsd upoe
the lot recently bought by Rev II w
EAgea. IN WallA WsllA. sad went TO
work ,o ley ins substantial brick
taunfatiou Tor . Handsome residesce.
The work WIS dans volassssily and
Sstasnt os,vntstion or blowing of
Gumpsss
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SussnAx dyoA / Co. Pscific Coast
Agents. Aiso agents for the celebrated
Estcy and Standard Ovg~sa FR 6hsst
Music aud brass instruments addrew
SHERMAN. HYDE 3 Co.,
sugsi -dAwly S~s Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Doot iorgst 10 ~ The Bsrsa. cigar
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The best iaAily remedy 10 undoabt-
sdly Pfandss's Oregon Biond Purifier.
Hsrmlsss u sccosaplishes rslisf. vhsrs
nany other nasdiciass Jailed Il do %.
Il nay b safely given to the infant ~
we'll es tho adult.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

To Lxr.-A fsout sooo. Over sander
son's grncsry STORE. lately occupied b.
D.. Baelsy. Apply 10 +. y. 0uys-
jyS-dtf
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SoxgrHlSa NKw.--Ser. sherry, chnc-
olste, ccoauus and maple cfee1s, 90
fsrs. cherry taGv and orsags faadani
ssd o,,sss oaransls Il the Baresu.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
THE ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.

Gladstone Attacks Anstria's For~ig" Pol
icy I'm Brsght Thinks England liz
witnessing th. Dying Hour OF the Bea.
consll-ld Ministry. 4
London, March 2O.-The campaign in.
creases in act witty. The liberals seem mo e
confident. Their organs predict, an over
whelmink victory Glad-tone's speeches
occupy more space in the newspapers than
those o all other candidates together. Glad.
ttnne made bitter dennncati,n Of Austria
in his first speech vt Edinburgh. A corres-
pond-nt reported that the emperor OF Aus
tria has told the British ambassador that as
Gladstone disapproved of Austras foreign
policy, the emperor hoped that Beaconsfed
would be successful in the election. Glad
stone has repeated this statement and said
that if the electors approved of Austria's
foreign policy, he would advise them to
vote for the retention of the Beaconfeld
ministry. Austria, he said, has ever been
the unainching enemy of freedom in every
country of Europe, and there is not spot
on the whole map where one could place
his finger and say
"THERE AUSTRIA DID GOOD
John Bright, speaking of Birmingham.
said: "We are at this moment Witnessing
the dying hours of the worst of modern
parliaments, and beholding the spectacle of
the worst of administration brought up for
judgment. The conservatives conduct OF
the campaign is more quiet, but every doubt
full seat will be contested to the bitter end.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
SPORTING NEWS.

The eiUniv~rsity Race Postpone d. Sporting
Papers Claim Foul Riding in the Liver.
pool spring Race.
London, March 2o.-According to the
rules ofhorsesracing, Of WREN the event is post
poned over Sunday, all bets are off The
question ARISES as to whether this rule will
apply TO the betting on the university boat
race. The dinner Of the university boat
crew ha. neen postponed till Monday night.
The Sportsman and Bells Life concur in
stating that it was the general opinion in
Paddock and RIM Yesterday that the slew.
ards W. uld award the race for the Liverpool
spring cupt, Parole. Both journals say
that there was certainly toul riding, but not
more than j. frequently passed over without
notice. But il hard aud fast line is to h.
drawn hereafter, no objection can be taken
to the precedent. The stewards who inves.
,iga,ed the cause Yesterday, were Lords Co
ver,ry, Seton Morcus, Beres Ford, w.
Grand and Col Forester.
A reporter Of the Tunes in bis description
of The race says that when half way mp the
distance, Advance tried 10 get through OF,
the rails, but there WAS no room, and Arch
er, Who rode him, had to pull round both
Slraihblane and Z .role.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
LAKE COUNTY ITEMS.
Regular Correspondence.

A serious accident befell little Sarah
Demick last Tuesday morning. Her moth.
er Mrs. G. A. Demick had. placed kettle Of
boiling hot water on the floor and the little
one in SOME manner fell aud entirely sob.
merged one limb In the water. Medical
assistance was Immediately called and relief
given her. Although severe case the at
tending physician. DR.. jerks, thinks sbe
will recover the use of her limb. TIE
entire community sympsthizes With Mr..
and Mrs. Demick in their sffl ction. -t's-'
Tue w,ld geese that we're here last week
are now on their way to Florida. They
made slight mistake In their time. !5gs
Those "prairie rooste,s" that were
cavorting Goo reference to "Cavost" the
capital of D. Il to be) over the prairies
lbs, week trying TO make us believe sprioe
had come by their big crow, haye suddenly
cooled off 1t don't seem warm enough for
their business. -Yat
P. H Hearth. one of our Madison 'rner!
chants, has lost both of his ponies. They
we're ouly sick few days. The disease re-
sembled the glanders. 7a1
Inoticed in your last Issue thst your cor.
respondent stated that the Lake county
Agricultural association bad just beer or
sanized. We organized last gear. and had
coanty fair last September, the fret one
ever held ia the territory, and parties from
~ Of AnA ota Il nj Ia
resenta,'on would compare favorably with
counties in the states. Our election, had
just been held when your correspondent,
was here. The following onicets were
elected for this year:
j. Fl. Law. president; p. Zimmerman
vice presiden j. NJ. Preston, secretary
j. G. Wadsworth, treasurer. j. Bergstres
ser, A. E. Clough. o. 8. Minge. G. p. Bore
land. directors.
Emigration has commenced in earnest
even at this early date, to this part of Da
kota. Yesterday there arrived at Flandrea,
two car loads Of stock belonging to Mile,
Butmgordues & McDermatt, who hav
claims in cur county. Next week Robin
and ]. W. Pulford will be here with tw,
two c.r loads of horses and cattle. Thes
parties are from Fillmore county, Mime
sofa, and have come TO stay. = ''t
\ Our county paper, the Sentinel, has mad
partial change in its management. F.fiel
having disposed of his interest to W.
Smith our, clerk of the court. Success I
the boys. That wedding will have to b
postponed for short time
| AN., n o-r
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
FROM FORT PIERRE.

Red Skirt aud tho Mort hvvestern Survey.
ors-PrOdigal Burnt Face Comes Back to
Chrycnne-P-rsonai Mention.
Regular Correspondence
Fort Pierre, March l6, lsS0-Notwith-
standing NJ c. R,sseau and James Doud
gave themselves away to the Sioux City
Journal by discrediting and coutradiatnx
the report that the Northwestern surveyors
were turhed back by The Sioux Indians; it is
nevertheless true. Mr.. Irish tells me that
he received three distinct warnings from
Red Skirt. one of the chiefs at Cheyenne,
not to ma Ike another attempt to cross the
river at that place or. drive stake on their
reservation. If they did they would be
sew rely dealt with, Why it was that Mr..
Ir sh did not see fl, to communicate this in
t-llig. nee to these gentlemen, am at loae
to know. He will probably try and do bet
'er hereafter. In regard to the report that
some officials Of the road were expected out
in about two weeks to select one Of the aevr
-ral routes proposed, Mr.. Irish Gays there is
90 truth in it. siaa
+ D G. Dunlap and Cv,us j. Corsey, mem
bers Of the Northwestern survey corps Of en-
gineera, leave to-day for theirshome at Nor.
wood PARK, Cook county, Ifl.. We found
them to be very excellent men and were
sorry to have them leave us. g. 1fit
H. G. Ash and his son Harry Arrived ht RI
last right from s.urEis City, They came
all the way on horseback. Mr. Ash is. look.
ing up horses and ponies. With a view Of pur
chasing if he can buy them reasonable
enough. They find ready sale for horses and
ponies in the hills, to those who are mierat
ing from one camp to another, and also I,
those who are leaving the hills. Mr.. AL
seems to be we'll pleased with his presen
prospects. He owps quarter section join.
ing Sturgis that win soon be valuable, AMI
they are very much pleased with the local.
ty they live in. ia.
Zach and Will sutley and the Hum
phreys arrived from the Hills to-day. The,
had tedious trip of it. having met viii
some very severe storms, but after all the
were successful in disposing Of their good
at satisfactory prices. We we're Obliged I
use sand paper on the boys faces before v u
could recognize them. They had run out
soaP.- But still we were Just as glad to &c
them. They leave for Yank ton ,,o.morro,
I The Deadwood mail arrived this afte,
uoon, three dsys behind time, owing to Ii
late severe storm ON the Cheyenne rive
Two of the riders came very near gettiu
Loaf and i, was only BY. .ascratch that ih.
gained their ranches.
A petition was circulated and sgned I
, day by some of the citizens Of Pierre aski,
Hon. q. c. Moody aud Marshal Raymor
to appoiat court commissioner and dep
~ uanhal for Pierre. 49,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
A Heated Debate.

Rome, March 2O-During heated de-
bat. in, the chamber of deputies, Signor
Maccini remarked that Rouehre,; minister
Of public Instruction of the Minghetti cabi-
net, has treated the left with olympian
hanteur. He was called upon
by the president to moderate his Ian
euaQe. He answered that his language
was intended as an insult. and engaged in q
hot discussion with the president. who
finally left the chair, aud the vice president
adjourned the session. The president ten
dcred his r"sirna,ion. when the deputies
again met, but 1t was moi accertcd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20

A young man Who came in from Burnt
Faces camp on Chaptier creek to-day. 70.
ports that the Indians that lefe there some
time ago for Spotted Tails camp have re-
turned. They found that old Spot wouldn't
deal out rations for them and thattheir. only
alternative was to return home or starve and
they wisely choose the former. There is 2
detail Of government scouts' 1t the camp to
look after their. welfare. zaa Il an
Q ~ ~ % fils" ecaiAsf PIERRE.s :.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
Another Agt,ator Sent Up.

San Francisco, March 2O.-In the police
court this morning the agilator Cannon was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment, and
to pay fine OF ST 900. A motion for new
trial was made The police judge denied
Gannon's motion for new trial, and in de-
fault Of SIS 900 bail, pending the appeal he
was at noon semitic the house of correction.
There are rumors that further arrests are to
he made. ifl
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
FIRES
In Troy.

Troy. N. y, March 90 The building Of
Adolph Hermann, occupied hv Geo. B. Clu-
e,s; Pros s. Co.. shirt and collar manufac.,
tnrers j. Steuhelmer & Co, collar manu-
f,c,nrera, and Hermann. Ankorn & c., fel.
skirt manufacturers, was burned In day. To.
tai loss 100000; insurance $4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
PROPOSAL ron SUPPLIES.
Dakota Hospts al, Tor The las.

4
! .fs5s !. 1ANKToN, March 2Oth 1880
1TNHE trustees Of the Dakota hospital for the in
L sane hereby invite bids for furnishing the
hospital with the following article during the
ensuing quarter, all TO be delivered at the hos-
Dital mt such time and in such quantities as may
be required by the steward. who will Inspect.
reject or receive them:
,siatv53gas ANTHRACITE COAL. -Gea
---~SlsAS0NHD HDG&|FYx1NkOODv
SEASONED HARD WOOD.
FRESH AND'SALr MEA1S = isa
GROCERIES,. d
. y sa& H&'isFtE ICE. H@fftss
Bids are required to be made or blanks fur
ntslled by the boatd Of trustees, which can be
hasl by applying TO- the. steward If the hospital
The appropriation. for Incidental expenSes be.
ing exhausted. parties bidding for fuel whose
bids are accepted. Will require cert,6cat tss Of In.
debtedness. the Payment 0f which wall ba usade
out Of any future appropriation made for tlie
purpose, by the Legislative assembly, of DakoIa
bidders whose, 6ids are accepted will be re-
9utred 10 enter into bonds for the faithful per-
| formance Of their costtnC1s, IN such sums as
may be required by the bssafd II trustees.
Bids 70 be sealed. aud the envelopes endorsed
Bids for Hospital Supphes,r may be semi 70 81
lett with J. Il. SAnbOHs. - whose 0llace they vii
be opened ~ D. M. AArrh 97ih, lS>o * / : =
| 3A~ trustees reserve the right 70 reject any
| and Ill thds j, II. SAHR NORM
----- 4rscsiAeRa AsasA 81 Trustees
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
The weather,

Washington, March 20.-Ths weather in
dication. for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold northwest winds, tol-
lowed in tue Lorih and west portions by
wind backing To warmer south and by fall
ing baromelef.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
THE tRrveR.

1ttt .ii !.3sfa5 .55M '--LsIan ;;aod. M
Sergeant Huneke. Of the signal Office,
gives us the following report Oft open
ing and closing d the river, taken from
the Official records: The riser Was closed
by icein 1874. November %, b, and renasiny
ed frozen over uutil March 90, 1875. when
1t broke up, but the :iver was not cleared.
ioi tie heAtl sfoat ice intii April s, 1875
On the 23d Of April 10 the same year, the
railroad track was ove,flowed and railroad
travel suspended unit, M.y ID. when travel
.wss resumed. November IA. 1875. the
river was igsin closed by ice, except the,
immediate cbannel;;7 which" latter .,was
frozen over Noyember q, 1875, remaining.
clo,ed until April !. 1876, when the Ice be-
!kan!to break up,a the river being entirely.
open on .April 9Th. The cl6sibg of the
river in 1876, occurred November is,
remaining inothat condition, until February
%, 1877; when,lhe river opened sbu. closed
again on the 9Th Of March, though only
for 8 few days. Heavy. flpai icc passed
from the l1th to the 25th Of March, No.
vember 9th, 1877, . light coat Of ice cover.
ed the river, but disappeared on November
18th, remaining open until Noyembet % b,
when the river. was closed BY ice until De-
cembers 24th, when it sgain opened and re-
mained'so until Janaary lst, 1873, having
again from over. The opening in 1878,
occurred. an February 20.h, the ice passing
quite free and no trouble with gorges. In
1878, the closing Of the river by ice occlrred
December a14lh. breaking up March 9th,
1879. IA heavy gorge formed below Yank
ton on March 18th. and several gorges on
the river about March 24tb, causing the
river to fall rapidly. The, last freeze oye,
took place on December 3d., 1879. remain
ling solid until February 24lb, 1880, wher
it broke up in front Of the city, but the up
per riveE has not fairly opened up 70 dat,
and several gorges have formed. fH'
The most reliable vegetable seed flower
and bulbs, at r. ,.y
BLATT s. BuERDoRF's.
FRESH OYSTERS q !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
cigar Factory Seized

Chicago, March 20-rhe cigar manufac-
tory Of Julius Hammerschlah, 343 Wes,
Madison street, was seized yesterday for the
making Of fraudulent entries in the goyern.
ment book, and removing from his factory
cigars without paying tax thereon. The
factory contained 10000 cigars; raw ma,e.
rial, ETC., valued a, about $4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
Paying a Debt Of Gratitude.

Paris, March 2O-The British corvette
Commissioner called at Tries. Jacannna on
the 8'h Of February. To present in the name
Of tine president of the United States, to the
senior resident. Peter, gold chroaometer
watch, to the next iu rank cinocular glass,
and to the rest of the inhabitants forty
pounds, as a reward for saving the lives Of
an American ahipwreckpd crew. ,