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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04

TNOR SALE-Two lots on De Sofa street, near West
10 Wisconsin Railroad, for S700.
No 81 Douglass street, house and lot, ten rooms,
$4,000.
Farm in Dakota county.
Desk room for two. for rent, in our Office, after
May LIST. GRIGGS, JOHNSON & RHODES. 1924
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04
FIVE CENTS ALINE
WANTED.

HICKS RESTAURANT, No 81 jackson street,
lopposite Merchants Hotel Meals only Csc. 93-9
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04

NTANTED-A situation, by Young man, in gro
w Gerry store. Well acquainted with the business
Speaks German and English. M. NJ, GLOBE office
II
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04

NTANTED-Man and wife without children to
w work on farm near the city. Inquire at los
East Third street. 9Oe
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04

n A. ROBERTSON, No. McQuillan Block, sells
IL. real estate on commission and negotates
mortgage loans on city suburban property. 81.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04
FOR SALE.

1O0sETs SINGLE HARNESS AT BARGAIN
lUU-I have just received 100 sets of single
harness of good quality, that will offer for sale
for less than regular prices. liberal discount to
dealers PIT. KAVANAGH,
Sc. Commission Auctoneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04

WTANTED-A good, practical, newspaper man, to
w take an interest in paper doing good paying
business, in furnishing railroad town in this State
Address call at GLOBE office IA.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04

yxTANTED-A private family, in which to board,
w by young unmarried gentleman. Satisfactory
references to character ETC., furnished Address
J. p, Globe Office! ""
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-04

IIOR SALE-Sman brick house, No. % Saltwater
u street. Inquire of J. D. POLLOCK. $3.50
, 1880-02-21
POLITICAL POINTS.

It Is saIil tl,at Joo McCullagh, OF tho st.
Louis Globe LcHl0crut, inventor Of tho word
"boom Ii, It's 1,nlorn Significance, alld pnrent
Of tho paltttoal " "tow.lin systom, Is pcrson-
ally hot and soothing D!aino hlan; but he has
gut tho old muehno started tor dra'nt, And can't
see huw ho eat, switch It round With my kind nj
suggestive warning In this Tor Gllt1rs WIN Try tn
inlIkp u Presidential candidate All by them.
selyes--Lfepe&alta Lt<Hltr.
A story found its way into print lateiy, to
thu eTeet thAt tl0ru was MI arrangement boz
tweou Senators COnkltng anl CaHlcrun by which
thu attor wolllll spring tho torlner's tntno upon
tho Chcusu Convention, at tho prs,p1r nln1nelt,
whiuh lnon,ont would occur h(i1l u f0ruul Ayl-
uounoetneut thAt Gr,ii,t declined u i,v 4 caldL-
tluto. The Erprtss happons tn havo ut hanI tho
ypry bcst oyltlet.co ta pruyo that tho two Son.
atoB arc u good faith, n1,xl0l,s uboye all things
To sccuro the no.nitsatlon of Gen. Gr4ak Tue
following IL copy ue tctSgra.a whtuh was sen.
after tho lDclArt!on of le'lnsylsnnt" tor Orant;
l[ARNIBnlItl, lta.. Fetl; ~ =. Hl.-1hc !ttt.
oss1s fsg t IL .sexoa 81 "a Il oais.ko s Go u
'ot' on'' A''a - 'o'' '0' W.T. "j. ). CAMERON"
Itag's % promptly telcarapho4 'tnswor to the ubovp
INV Wxsil1xa4oN. Feb. t-stnntor J. .: cam-
Tsnnsyiyana T i rSi.icrs anuther grent aud Patrot-
IL sorvioo to tho country Gy rrt,nounclng foF
dun af"s' iF''oies atfS5 ItS;sH ss'.oe; eosx,asu"
sncssaaes. aa Nv No tnlnk tiey haso meyer boforu
bns printed a,l oEtaMiy shvY ,haS 1nou1 r., 1s'y s
foremost frvI,ls and ativocntes et Grants nom.
lnapon These .l!sp!t4h9s ahnw, moreover, tha'
Gaktt,S 4a t nvf IT,. 6s, s's9ha VII ao
- ba q ralidnate-Du1atu IN ~ Arp's+s tCv'as'
Hug uIvu|V. -
, 1880-02-21

this as bcc1, based on tho fac. That Mr.. 1!ngc-
ttolI exercises the mast stlprrhr juttE1nrnt
md Is constantly Introducing .t'lc novelties
pia,ls,srs 10 Mukc u prominent specially NJ
patterns n,nl French nuvrlt!s.s, such as tho
iIn,st txqfsit at1 sty!1sl, pattern hu,a, round
lmts, after Aautt ]. mud VII! lnly clnst. ntttl-
tnn l., t inrttn'''} '.}a # H. rfG" !'sry
larg" fnr this early srast'l, hf the yr:.r, ntH!
tlln o'ittoak fayors il trade fur cxccelIng TINT
s, Ss , Is sat ; 4 Iik s,,n tVany X.,;;: NJ r /,
,intI,ta wIut Il w,s ut ii,ls se1l4nn Inst ylnr.
tutI,r.I,tls t,rc iMasl: with greater ensc tlnn
sif.e 1S1:.., wl,el1 the pat'G sirIfk tue c0u1i.
try. There Mre mary !n'Ik* K,,!ng Into husl,.
Kansas. wiicii; develops 4 t!'.,na.ul ior Saies,
n His 1t,ilHe tlrtl Tho orders In their llne
growing larger every tlny; =,
aIr*srs. YIN t3cl'"a.k Steve'';Sot' y; .; A. CO. r.
enormous trade tlonu by t'Iat House. .-t'le
% Ti"rsI'ein', ri ILL., u iisrkcr Il Co., Nos. 81 and so
lIn'unlph street, anl o1,s n t. t'le 1nnsi ct'nI-
whirl! business they nsd HAT p!nrprNs!ng md
rcal-t.stnie CeMvryilMptng. when ask!ul aS 10
tin. nl,ln,ls, ss,ttl: "DMr 'usitess this spring
Is lMAr1y double what It wt,s year nEn. THIS
cn,ntty trt,tr Ii excellent, merchants nr'
prospects live mt iWen brighter fur ii Roo'l
inany. years. Our stock Is now very con'-
ufrtr,n
Sn,nr Maekry, Nh. 1HQ Statu street, Mt nc
k.owltrigpd lrating dealer Enurt 1Aper-llrlg-
lux. atuI via n1s ona ut Tic 1Argest tr"les Ut
nny tn!se IL t'l'ica9o, saIl: "'rrale Is st!stly
hcitrr tlm,t It wns Inst yrnr. Grnrrat!y .fAhG.
Witcr m'itii"s storssaiul tIecpra,inr ll"i1'scs.
'r!r wnIliMln:r truly Is ilol1rls!ing Ton sat-
Effaetury 'lssrcc, and We arc dong large
III the stationery line, stcssrs. skren Il
Stuart, IN. II Madison, strt4t. anr!lpy II fr0nt
rauk. Snfsl Mr Stuart yesterday, T. r'slslis,t'
ness il niui,i 10 per cent greater tlinn Mt this
tine jnst y"nr. E,llcctiOns nre excellent. t1sr
tritIn IL rx&isltrg nyer tho Western Stntrs.
M"t.yy Is pltai:iful, and p!nnlr arn willing to
iy It'll. Tilis fnet nlnrn slNi'ws that business
prospects are better thnn they were"
, 1880-02-21
,.,, ~ nrnrly Geo lanal newspapers, a'rt wc
""' "Is","r,cn.} ,liir conclusions TO tho Nctos tof
~, oarc{,1l consideration.

rur Washington correspondent III Tic
,In,ot, f',,a.trcit, with tia uld Ut two aier"
eE.' ,"n Two ur,'nt men, ,ttlta onc }latnc Innt.
ma, ,a,o nut m 4llnl cstInlntenf the strength
u, .,n thrfr callntcn ut ChicnRo ntl Tho f'rHt
~ ','"t ~ rrho l,1nI,,o nun scena tn hnsu hem
" '.s steadily u,Itvotc,l, md tho shornnti men,
pf.'y ,y'rnbnh1r ru,,nte,l tho veto ami "revsssM'
m!.p,,r,s, Tho lightning calculator Etvrs sller-
i,h,, satd yotuu ttehrEtu. twcnty-fwn: NIL II
.,,s,auu s,xtrrt1; ten yotts IN Mich1Ea'f inc
n"' ~" fn,r tho district nf Culinbtn; two.thr,s
~, .s.to ,otr of ,saachnsetta SIXTEEN; ton vhtea
=. ~, ~ vermont; eighteen frntn New 1cncy;
,u .,t ,nu1 It!,c.lc Island; six fr,n' lnt''n: and
.he mil, fprty-four yotcs of uhtf'. Tho fnct Ia,
tnv s,nrman nlcsntn will t,ot 10 fn'lnt IN Mlcht-
~. -, ~ In,nnn, Ohtn will bo divided. n,l Tho
~! s'.,n,.tri strength ar ShernAn will le fnlstf1ed
:. n"a,y syery stato. 1t Ia Mlso hltl1ader tn
>" ..,,n,o,c tho yote Ut Illinois, Missouri, Fcnhsy!-
ana ct,lorat1., and Nevada M solid fur drstnf.
.'a ,he count nf s!xtccu out Of tho twenty-five
a,a, a'a If tow, mid eighteen IF tho twcty.f''t'r
~ ~ trcnupsscs N, tho slime side nrr manifest
,i,ncra, WIth nll his errra, tho correspondent
oa', o,,' n,ly make oil. tho following result:
Gruns .,........,.....+... III
Shnr1,lt1 -
1lafl,G.
wnrrsspry to Il cllolcct Btu, lcuvng tl1 iii u de-
c!Jcd minority. -
, 1880-02-21

ajmIlar actlon, and ut tlr hearing imforn
J.lgc Fos III SSw 5 Wns a,ttt I'd to ,.i all |" ts
discontinued, and the next mov'unrnt wns tie
suit In massachusetts cnslrt4, anil tic arrest ri
sllnw III lA,stori. As the a,t'n,ini "f hull fil
civil nt.tintl must br equal IT. thr :!nnnItt
clHmett iii tho writ, Shaw was htt ni,lG To
ol,.ain i,njl III tho sum of S7DtU0 Friday. and
he was plnct.t, in tho custody nf II f'rpnty
SflclttT. This morning hnfens corpus was
prncitrrtl, and Sllnw brought before. Jut1ge
Lard, who Inns tnkeM under consideration
tile u.tt.sttnn M to whit nslupnnt nj bull Shay
slMli furnish, tlie Judge llayinx Il ,dorllt II
Sir. Shaw eull1ll nRnl.I hn nrrestctl 70 soo1ll
after the ,llsrnntiMunnrn ut n similar suit:
The tt4:isiutt will lN given Saturday, a1Ml
,lnw recognized tn ,o0Gu to appear vt that
time,
, 1880-02-21

From thr N<r l'ork Imiip Hu'lstin. Eah jim, ts<'
The Siagara Flrc-1Msllranco Company Ii
eMti,'c.l TO the credit of having Madc tue
lurgest relative gain IN surpus Of any Ut thu
New York fire companies lust year. It's a,,'
rllal statement shows tint, over and above
nil liabilities tho CUmW,np has It snr3,lnx In
tttf0u1h f,jHnl h HS t4is|t Gapttn'. lii ether
words, thu Niugarn laa nnt only $500, 600 Of
capital. bilt ui0.llcr rlpar SHD, 0oo besides.
nftpr prny1.ling fur nil IH.iry liabilities. Tilt.
isaf$ 1$! % f. ., T. x'iFtf If II t "t i'm S,'.e MT t
prevalent Decentralization IN the busfnpxs, ai.,
concl,lsiyuly proves that conservatism an!
professional skill Are. nj tho helm. I'l!e NJ
iea,n was The trxt Ncto linr': Nrc com1,unl
t0 enter The nUchn1t Held, nMl, Mt It's present
ut thu lust tliat sllUi,l lnvn that field. For oi
such companies we have none too many.
, 1880-02-21
sr. LOUIS, coSsr1,t1,ur1oS,

ST. LOUIS, Fulh W.-rwclyu car-l0utls of
flour nlul corll-lncal were slllppcd to New
York tl,is evening by tho Irish Rc'fuf Cum
lnittco OF thu Merchants Exchange. Eacl,
Of tlle tlya rnllroatls running cus. fronn here
took part ot tho shipment transportation
ffrce; Tls1 supplies VIII b. sl'tpl,e4 fron My Ny:
tlUlly having consented to net ~ distributor
for the Excf!ango lcn.-n,'a viii bu EpIIt ut
ullcu tu thu Irish pDrts ilearcst to thu dis
trlcts most !tl need OF fuuu.
, 1880-02-21


CINCINNATI. O., Feb. y,.-Tl,e fire t!ls
1nornlng fl .Jollu Ilolerts' building cn,setl Il
loss ut nbalt S0,Oo1 In Victor l'urnhaul's
wallpaper stare nlni paint SHOP, OH which !e
llA,l IN insurance nf Sl.Do0. 1tntlrrtS' loss
will lW n:nH!t Stn.0oo to $4,000. with III Ill
suranCc Of $1,000.
, 1880-02-21

NEW Yoiui, el,.,e0.-Iho Hcrald several
days ngu named Il committee fur tho tllstrI-
uutlolI Of Its Irish famine fund, including
Charles y. 1'arIell AIr. larl,cll, both by lot
tGr Mlll telegraph, accepted to act ny II lncn-
her Of Tho committee, with tho understand
lng t|!ut Ilts tlntlcs weru mt to Interfere
will, EIls mission, nlal TINT Patrick Egali. Il
In 1rulnitl until lu cn,lll n.tllrl, there. Tho
IIcrytlI now refuses to uccept larllelt, MNl
nasncs tho Kus. Gcotgo II. llcpwort!l In his
pilCc.
, 1880-02-21


TORONTO, Feb. :M.-I'llo Irisl, sociatics will
lluld q joint meeting next week t0 urrtilgl,
for thu reception ut Mr. I'urllcl, Thu Mayor
will l,ayo notllng to 10 with the reception.
tit the leas Uia ''iy, 1. } ss Its M}l M taku % ri Ii ii
tlle ntfsir. THIS city Irish Rcfief Committee
liuvu rUinltteu $StW to tho Dublin alnnslun-
llousQ fund. Tho col'uctlnl,S tM tho Catholic
clulrsiles here, not re'ni'tsd. amount to
, 1880-02-21

Special Dsp1teI. 10 The thtta7p Tribune.
Niles, Mtcll., Fet. 20.-I'l,s luIlisc 1T H. $.
Gtltet., two niles snntli Of this ctty, was
Burned this morning. The fire originated IN
tile secol,! ssHry. and wnS mt discovered till
to0 lntu tn remove the furniture nl Il valil.
nl'lg l,rttat wardrobe. Loss, S..,j0o; Insured
fur S1,0N,
, 1880-02-21

LIE tditor Ut the Juliet Lepltblfca's has
oeeh visiting luorin. This IL ono of tho results
81 hts observations thoru;
Az tho leading taen Of rcoria, We worc it,-
htHIulel. wGra fur HM1ne, They express tho
a.shest admiration Tor 0cIl. Hrant Us i sDEtflcr,
~. slatt4ullll. Alla Us u representative Atnert-
@ s l!reseMt high station III !nInK!o uHc0 lnn!s IN
}sties. Nany Ut tAeyu xulltloinua arv for WAsh-
ooels as tho ateona uh,lle9.
, 1880-02-21

EU6aEi4uA 5AUE8 U1FTE
Gpsetat Hlapateh to TIE Chttaqo !tfbHns.
NEW YONts, Feb. :N-lt Is reportW1 TINT
tl,o "well~known uni public spirited" cltl-
zen who yesterday donates! $4,000 10 tho
Herald lrisl, relief fuul, requesting that the
lley, Mr. Itrpw0rtl sullIll hN charged will.
It's disbursements Ii ltnsstll Sag0, Thnt Is
Its WY OF doing bencyH!eltt tleruS,
, 1880-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Fcb. 21.--The llnpt-
Tl"! cstt'n ~, MI1s |: IT R"E id a1 @ sn's
, 1880-02-21

which, II tnt quite u,lcxninp1c1, II nf rIIat rx.
ttcrno1y rrc. TlsH wrnti.cr he!np a!enr, the view
ftr,n tho summit nf thu tjttlIirrv 'in"n IN lilo
1nkr. cnyrrrtl with tchts skaters. stsigna. nntl
spectatnr-, n described us highly striking n'a
titptt1rtAnIJHt
, 1880-02-21
SUIT AGAINST A CITY,

Special uIspatth to The GMienpo Tribune.
SrrusarfEI1,, III. Fcb.D.--The Mutual Dc1l-
eft Lifc-IlIsurance Company 0f New Jersey,
to-tlny ',rgnn suit IN the United Staics Circ,ti
Court asa!nst tbs CITY .of Springfield! su e"l.
lcct sa.5,Ut0 of lnatlrIl bonds and Stl ,0W of
Interest due thereon.
, 1880-02-21

lIIE Now Y'ork Ii,ncs nrEtles TINT omr
rrastl, why some Republicans nro lenaldng
"n stratig Uayorl,lont" next tima IL tho i,l-
purtMht fuct tlult We l,nva II Government Of tho
other klisl lust ut present.
, 1880-02-21

Celebrated 1Sr. Vim. II. Ht1llcx, lsa1tl-
more, writes: +" | confidently recommend to tho
nsealirai profession tolel'a 1.sol!ss Liquid TX
trlIet nf lhsef far consumption, depression,
weakness, md Indigestion"
, 1880-02-21

, a nlspArcu from Gp,,oya, Switzerland,
Eseo' u says: "Fontresa buy, III tho Lake Of
taaano. IA covered With !op,-a phenomenon. 10
tas " known. without prceettont. S!edgcs
Wv hoFsaa uro tr1sr1ssiux DULY tue Lake
" zurich ln al ulsceuon4,-~sa circumstance
, 1880-02-21

JAMES q. BLAINE was born Jan, 81, 1880,
saa' subsequently, has Just reccntly completed
. W. tVth and entered upon his botA ycar,--show-
,a2 tat he IL still In tho perfect prime OF Intel.
iectual manhood.
, 1880-02-21
AID FOR IRELAND.

The following contributions for the relief
Of the Int,r In ireland, made by tic churches
nf tho Diocese of Chicago, adtlit1Unul totluse
ulr,atty published, are reported by the 1tey.
IL | Rfnrslnil EanrnfnrV
, 1880-02-21

All. rppmrts lit rcgurt In th8 fcnllng of
uertln,l vihrrs stHtn IL mHrce III representing
ttiui1 s iRnflist urltll tl IN fAtOr n alGrlhti.
-lnxhiHv"ll !StdF.
Not sn,o tlcrl1nst, III n hundred III this Imrt Of
tho country IL fur sllerinn1 under aiy clreln,-
RtunGcs.
, 1880-02-21

Solomon hlns%clf would bo puzzled II
eu1|ci ll1N,rl to tincitl which IL the most expui
sltu-tl,u Flnlut. West End llouquct, Or Stcphnll'
otis Ut j, L. i, Atkinson.
, 1880-02-21

Ep3f1aI U11pVtk 70 3k8 EHIeaQ1 9r11Hh@
MILWAUKEE, Feb. D,-1'l!0 collectlana III
this city for tllo sslircrlng Irish tenantry thus
fur nu,ount tn uyur E+,tx0. Tho Sc,.tt,cl'a
:1lcellt fund amounts tO Sl0E15, alld the fund
ut thu Catholic EttizeA 10 $fs0.G3.
, 1880-02-21

IIuxbaild's Calcitlpd MA fM..ttenLR-Ifour r
fr1i premium sncd.ls awarded. ainrc agreeable tu
thu tttAt md xillaller tlne tbnH nsher is,sGnrslu
Fur silG III {inrDrnnIeHt Stal1IptAl lMttlea 1T
druggists mud country stDres. alll by 7. ]. llus-
bpud, Jr., philadelphia.
, 1880-02-21

1'HE Mnnt1ny inAils aru always light, hut
tho New York T'ritHe IN thnt tlay rrtriv'al TT
napDnaes IL liz crctltnr IN Pennsylvania EGIn-
mfttnHtDcn. nf thnte lGt] worn for Senator Isnnc
,lnd eighteen fhr t}cli. Hrnllt. The grand total
fnr four .lays Is:
, 1880-02-21


t'1l1li'.s
Tho wll.lH t,,,tnf,er rpcttvp1 IL Sa' t1n'tlt hn1.
third or ull tho Committeeman III tho Slutu
, 1880-02-21

nrO lluttllrsttOlnl,ly cuhreAed tn stn'tl III the
lHad. 'T'!eir gtnhls hT9 klloWN w. wnrn t..
IN ,,i,l,lbrr, Are tnxel to tho utmost to meet
tlie constant demands, Ttlo reporter met Mr.
llrl,si,gor. thu lllaEagrr0f tho tllcagn Dlnt1st.
ut Nus. II md ~ Statu street, yrsEsrlaly, ailI
efhf'f e''{of fos s sriE # eS"'T trny T % "iao " ws W
expressed Tint, wllllnt4ls i!l "rdltlnry M'nst'l,s
such W ttla lleslr plst w4l,ll ba tn, early to
form al,y correct t.ssfnlEsc. yat b.lsll'eaS Int
taken a'Icl. a,l ~ aavit'49. tllla ptosparitS ky ~
h.SS'S thuS Sf9',e sslI tiis year @ xon e
Mr, lsellBluKur called attltfn1l tu tllG fnet thnt
Thu firm llnsl grently Increased ltH fnsnily
hllllanl.tata trae tlena1nfss n tals ttreTti,a
tlor, tho uxlN,rt trattu Ind .laye'olel to !!
poli,t nuycr lmfnru reached. Thu sllcuAs Ut
this lirlll comes from t,!o a''tl,!oyn!nnt OF
the clsgunt Atnllnrcsl cns! !linn. Tllese np nl,'
tllensalyes thate.lstnnIors witI, oltlfusht"!e.,!
tnhlca nrn scntliHg theln back l.! hu lulfltetl
With tttt Mu,,nr.ll cushion. which shows tho
popularity Ut billiards.
kellogg, Jol,ns9n y Hiss. Ne. lQs Eust #
hnrtlwiirG. Str. Bliss saitl II thH TeporterWh1
tntcrn,gateA hin reln!lve t, tlo prospects ~
tho sprn4 tratls; "Wei innke, Ike, = sl,eelalty miI
a ths n tssss .s Of pi''eds aIx" ,s a'
!actureEs' tr9!e., Our salrH III Jalllinr3. ~
compared with those year nK'. VERY nrltr!S
double, and IL. Fuhr1lary Al much nl4rc.
Gontls ,ayo advanced nh,Ht MI ner eart, but
trade IL bupn,lnx a,lA Inst yeur's profits wsru
yers satisfactorily. Wu nre furnishing the
state Capitol Ut 1.lgcnlI, Neb. and thu Ass'
l1ln ut ut. Joseph, No., alld tho ku,lsAs IL
sane Asylum, together With other puGltc
buildings"
w, II. lIage1o1l, importer Ut .1ino millinery
Nos. ~ nit! II Madison street, IL cn,cple.! II
ts Dl9 Of the leullsiK anu must Nrt fht!u dealer
tn this important lIue Ut business Ills
| gouds laYu Won deserved popularity, allu
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
LATEST BY MAIL.

st. Paul, Jan. 29.-Rev j. NJ. Tower
committed suicide at Faribauit this morn
ing by shooting. He leaves wife and elk
children 10 Winnebago, III.
Indianapolis. Jan. 29.-The track of the
Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield rail-
road was connected to-day and will be open
for business 10 a few days.
Richmond, Jan. 29-The republican stste
commute to-day decided that the state con.
ventton for the election of delegates to the
national republican convention be held Ut
StauntOn the 2lst Of April
St. LOUIS. Jan. 20-A four-hauded bill
lizard game was played to. might between Sex.
ton and GallaR her on one side and Srhaefer
and DAILY on the other The former won
500 10 778. Winners average 30 9.27.
New York. jan 29-The Graphic pub.
fishes dispa,ch from Odessa containing
the rumor. .,hatla Russian transport vessel
With 2.00O troops aboard. has been lost w
the Caspisn see. and most, II not oil, ,hs
soldiers perlshed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

A FAI1HLEss RookkEEPeR.

He Tells the Whole story-The Defen-
dant,s Counsel Accused Of Having Sold
Documents for the Successful Prosecu.
tlon OF the Suit.
New York, San. 3l-The suit of the Man.
ufacturers and Merchants bank againal
Louis Levenson to recover $34, 900, the
amount alleged to have been stolen from the
bank BY means of conspiracy between the
defendant and the bookkeeper, j. r. Harris
resulted in verdict for the bank for the full
amount, claimed with interest. Harris lost
his share in the money stolen, playing policy
and buying lottery tickets. The faithless
bookkeeper took the stand and told the
whole story Of the robbery. A striking in.
cident of the trial was the charge made by
the defence, that the plaintiffs had bought
for $3.50 from the former counsel of the
defendant, documents deemed necessary to
the successful prosecution of the suit. The
judge expressed natural indignation Of
auch diagraceful action, and stated that il
the accusation should prove true; he would
take steps to have the treacherous lawyer
disbarred,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Small Pox.

San Francisco, Jan. 31.-Two more cases
of small pox have appeared on the quaran
tine hulk among the crew of the City of Pc
kin. 1t is known that the quarantine of the
City of Pekin has been loosely enforced, and
it il feared that the disease has been intro
duced into this city. Capt. Berry, of tht
steamer City of Pekin, has been suspended
for violation Of the quarantine laws in con
cealipg the existence of case OF the small
pox among the cabin passengers, from th.
quarantine officer aud allowing too free in
tercourse between the quarantine passenger
and parties on shore.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARrMENT OF DAKo1
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
Ht paul MINI Ia una Pv "a ~

HEADQUARTERS DEPARrMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEF QgARTE.MAsTER.
St. Paul, Minn.. January q, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicate. subject
!is once. Or az the osces q the ID n
the following named posts, and at Yankt0n
md Bismarck u. T., and Helena. M, T., until
which time and places I est they Viii vi be opsSsd IL
ne presence Of bidders. for furnishing and
delivering Of military supplies, during the fiscal
wear commencing July 1St, 1880, and ending June
SOth, 1851 as follows:
Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw, Corn. Oats Z Bran,
Or such Of said supplies as may be required. at
81. Paul and Fort Smelling, MINI. J; Yankt0n and
Forts Pembina, Sisseton, Totten. Buford, Steven
Hale, Randall. SullY and Bismarck, .. T.. or.
MI. Dep - Forts KeOgb, Custer. Ellis. shaw.
Logan, Mtssoula, Benton and Assinaboine, N. T.
bran-as the government may need. before June
3oth. $780, 10 be paid for from current appr0pri
atom Will be required and the acceptance Of.
or execution of contract for the remainder. de-
pends upon appropriation, applicable for the
Proposals for either class Of the stores men,
quired. will be received Separate proposals Tin
tripltcate) are required for each post and should
be accompanied by copy of this advertise
The government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
A preference will be given to articles Of do
In bidding for grain, bidders are requested to
and In all cases where grain Is to be delivered
n sacks. such grain soilt not be recetued II tn
sacEs contain greater quantity than 100 pounds
| blank proposals and printed circulars stating
the kind and estimated quantities required al
each post, and giving full Instructions as to the
manner of bidding, conditions to be observed by
by bidders. and terms Of contract and payment,
will be furnished on application to this office. OF
tothe equartermasters at the various posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for at s
and addressed to the undersigned, or to the res
pectfve post or quartermasteis.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS,
Deputy QuartermaSter General, U. s. Army
| 232 Cd. Chief Quartermaster.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Tried by a Court Martial,

Odessa, Jan. 3l.-The persons charged
with the robbery Of l 500, 900 roubles from
the government receivers office, at Cherson,
south Russis, last June, have been tried by
= court martial and were sentenced to fifteen
yeats imprisonment with hard labor, and
tne woman who originated the scheme VA.
sentenced 70 imprisonment for life. with
nafa labor. Two of the accused we're &C.
qolttea. II IS supposed the robbery Va,
committed to aid the NihilisIs cause,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
GENERAL NEWS.
Governor Pitkin Fayors the Removal
of the Utes to Utah.
Tho Gear Of the Russias Preparing to cele-
brate His Twenty Anniversary.
GOVERNOR PITKlN.


He Completes hts Testimony and Favors
tho Removal Of the Utes to Eastern
Utah.
Washington, Jan. sl-Gov: Pi.kin. Of
Colorado, to-day completed his testimeny
before the house committee on Indian affairs.
L related to fres act, and depredations COM
mitted by Indians In southwest Colorado.
and 10 Injurious effects on mining settle.
ments along the border Of the reservation.
occasioned by the changed relations between
the whites and Indians since the recent out
break. He was also examined as to the
character Of the late Agent Meeker. He
favored giving land in eastern Utah to the
Indians, throwing open the Colorado reser-
vation 10 settlement by the whites, and Civ
ing the Indians everything realized from
the aale of the lands Of their reservation,
unless some satisfactory sum could be agreed
upon to be paid them BY the government for
the relinquiahment of their right TO the re.
servation. Maj. J. B. Thompson, timber
agent Of the government, gave an account OF
the firea started BY the Utes in northwestern
Colorado last May and June.