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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

x K - 81 - E~- 49, NJ Lt E& ~ 49, - -nL HEr
General Sherman has got himself into
trouble by his readiness to imsugn the mo-
tives of those who do not agree with the
letter and spirit OF all his pubic assertions
General Boyntop, who is regarded as a reli.
able and considerations newspaper cores
pendent Criticised rather severely General
sSherman's autobiography. and in return The
latter, 10 an interview, which he knew was
to be. published ,made some seysrealeaec-
tions upon Boyntoa,s 1nSr return Boynton
has instituted a suit for %s!ant,er and as Gen.
Sherman will be ut'erlYunable to maintain
shiss charges, Beynton will wln.s General
SSheruan's greatest faults arc his inability to
calmly meet the adverse criticism to (which
ali great men are subj ected.snd his DISPOSE
ton to rush into print with every little
grievance which may findta place in his
mind. With his great military talents and
his world wide reputation he could better
afford to ignore the attacks Of those who
differ with him upon unimportant CUES
7tions. 49,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
Ce%g on WITH YOUR RAGS.

JIG. Norman proposes to giveeveryhody
an opportunity to get rid Of the big piles
of rags, I'D iron and copper, that have been
filing the closets of our houses and the cor
ners of our silecs for SO many years in both
city and country. He will give in exchange
tinware, or do any kind of mending and
jobbing in payment. He wants to fill his
warehouse il. a short time SO come on with
your rags.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
refarv Schn1z had n slHnn

Secretary schurz had q long conference
Nth We Rllsastes THURSDAY. i VAS definitely
agreed upon in the council, first, that old
Chief Winnemucca should be permitted to
return to the Malheur reservation In Ore
gon. with such of his people as may choose
to go there: second, that upon their arrival
the Indians are TO take up land in severalty,
each head of = family 70 select as. q farm a
particular tract Of land, and third, that such
u tie Pf,6tfes as are now Scattered through.
out the white settlements at work. satisfac-
torily earning their own living, are to be
permitted to remain where they are.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

General Fisk has been betore the house
cemmittee on Indian affairsSand put in his
testimony against Commissioner Hayt in
refsreIce to the transactions Of the latter
with tho Cte Indians. "A photographic ac-
court Of the examination saysahat Fisk
shbwedsno evidence Of personal malice, but
MADE his statements ID a calm, business-like
way, and was we'll fortified with statistical
data, which showed his familiarity with the
ss'acthsgshes stated. aaMrssHsyt was present and.
wasS dtbahlA @to coa,radict the as.
TORS sthasghS be endeavorsd TO
excuse himself for the acts charged
against him. General Fisk's first charge
aas al,ss seea.sa- ef the sessles Of the de-
partment, the Ute Indians we're compelled
tn eosseventeen months without their cup
plies, which were all This time lying in a
railroad freight house within two hundred
1 miles Of the reservation. Heisspecifedsthat
the supplies for the winter Of 1876 Z lay at
FRawIins Wyoming, from November 1876,
until April. 1878, and in the meantime the
d1Ikka6sf or the winter Of ls77- 8 reached
Rawlins and they. too. were piled in the
1hme4 stbrehonse.s and left lying there all
swinterrwhile the ,Utes were on the verge, Of
~starSation. u April, ls7s,.the Ules wenl
mp Il, RaElips, broke open the storehouse
hdld,dedthei ponies with supplies. The
sscond| charge made by Gsnere}s Fisk We,
Dist, under what was known as the Bruno,
treaty, tho Ute Intians exchanged certain
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

There are two or three ways Of DESTROYS
ing our public school system. TIE first is
employing incompetent teachers, whose sole
recommendation is that they will teach
cheapls. Secoha, by the parents having
such confidence in the teachers and school
board that they will never visit the school
for themselves. The third is for parents to
take the word Of their children, aud Of the
strength OF their reports to lind fault with
the echool.- Wisconsin, Journal Of Education,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

~ apparent 10 Il. and tho Argus would rug.
eest q very respectable Amb,tton.. too.
Jamestown's great drawback 10. and long
has been, the want Of a paper. II 10 not
the fault of the people OF tint very cnter-
prisiog place. Tor leading men at the local.
ly have very recently offered y good bonus
TO any one who would start a decent pa
per. Under tho circumstances, however, !,
would be hard TO get any one to TICKLE the
field. Witha ~jaurAal TO represent its pro-
gress and enterprise, jamestown might as'
pre- to almost ANYTHING x
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

An appeal to the people of the United
States has been put forthfrom Dublin which
I asserts. that Irtesland's distress is Of such q
character as. 70 involve actual starvation if
immediate relief is not Forthcoming. The
distress daily increases in area and intensity
! and it seems almost impossible to- avert un
It'll nextsehAfvest absolute famine in. very
many places. Experience teaches tina,
Great Britain will permiti Its Irish subjects
to starve without making an effort to save
them. It therefore becomes the duty ofthe
generous Yankee land to once more furnish
neededsfeilef.ss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
The;ssuate conffneaythe following q,

ThesssnaIe confirmed the following nom
lna,ionnsiotusTaless sy:s Col. F. 9. Williams,
consul of the United States at saoma; Ed
aMard 8 Butler feaistsrnf the land office al
Norfolk. Neb.; Wm.B. Lambert, receiver
Of pubic moneys7at Norfolk. Neb.. Chas.
p Barber. epgrager of the mint Of the Uni
ted States at Philadelphia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

The fusion Legislature Of Maine has about
concluded not u submit anymore questions
to tbs, supreme court. Having already been
ruledsouts Of the state house and character
izsd.es an illegal gathering, this is probably
the most sensible conclusion they could
fsaSh: Having lost their grip they had
shelter 60 home, as there is nothing left but
the unpleasant alternative Of an appeal to
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
SELECT

Miss Annie Edwards Will open a select
school commencing Monday, January 10Th,
1880, in the building adjoining the premises
of DR.. Burleigh, on Broadway. For terms.
DC. apply at the residence of A. L. Ed
wards, corner Second and Linn streets, Or
at the school room on the 18th.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

The first number of the Elk Point Tri-
bpne, published and EDITED by Charles II.
En1etSoas lbs made n appearance. lisa
seven column folio, with one side patent
aud is issued weekly. The Tribune will
endcavors to share the business of Union
county with the Courier. 1t is a pleasant
appestiDe sheet and We eive.i. greeting.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

The president and his advisors have con-
sladsdsto recognize the present king Of the
- i.!1BaHte.

Observation-Disclosures the newly ap.
pointed. goye1por. Of Utah, 10 . resident Of
y Louisyiliss md editor Of the Louisville
Cenaersthls He is appointment republic
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
rR 81

! Tie n president has fnomrinaied a long list
Of supervisors o scensus for a portion of
the states and territories: For. Dakota he
sends in the name of Captain Alexander
Hughes. of Elk Point. There can be no
question about Captain Hughes politics or
his stability TO perform the duties Of the po-
sitions he is,an uncompromisiDg republic
can and possesses qualifications which will
render him q competent supervisor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
ROUGH ON SOMEBODY.
Fargo Argus.

!, There are few things territorial thst es-
cape the sharp eyes of the Press and Dako.
tainr, Ths ambition OF jamestown 10
come day be a territorial capital is pertec.-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
DISSOLUTION NOVICE.

WALLACE J. RRUeE has this day purcIla-
w !sed. the Grocery. Provision and Queens
ware business Of tie firm OF j.. E. Bruce u Co.
aud .Nill continue the same at the old stand, cor.
ner IDiifl anas Capital Streets. - j.. Bruce &
Co. VIII contlBue the Wholesale liquor business.
!. H.. BIiUcF,
WALLACE j. BRUCE,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22

Aliens Or. z. d L. FL Neu american Farm
Observation-Disclosures. ..........$2 so
AUen's a. F.) american CatNe...... 2 SO
AAen's 4. ~ american Farm Book... l SO
Aliens Or. L. Rugul Architecture...... l so
Aliens Or. ~ Diseases of Domestic
Amimats.. / 90
Amateur ITuppGrS and Trap MukeTS'
Guide. pa, SOC !; IS
American Bird NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
American Rose .Culturist. 80
american Weeds and Useful Iqants.... 1 rs
1twood's Country and Suburban Houses l so
Baker's Practical and Scientific Fruit
Culture 2 SO
Ba'ry's Fruit Garden...""."...".... 2 SO
Bemenfs Rabbit Fancler.:........".. 80
Bommer'S llethod 81 MdE,ng Mdnures 70
Bouss,nggaulfs RMrat Econouu.."..:.; l ~
Brackets Farm Ialk, Paper, 5Octs.;; cloth Is
BrecEs New 5000 OF Flouers ............ l 70
BrlWs farm-G drden1ngand Seed Grow-
l 90
Broon-Corm n Broonls, paper 81 cts.
~
Brown's l~daldermasts Manuat.......... l W
5fucs71ers American dnuTes."...... l ou
Buets MGke'ss Manuat..".".... l 5O
Bu,sts Fl0wer- Garden DEectory........ l 5O
Bu'sfs Randy Kitchen Gardener.... j w
Burges. American henna and sporting
Ftetd....".... s w
Burnhaams New Poultry BooE...-.:.... W
Burns architectural Draining Book.... ] %
Burns Illustrated Draining Book...... ! W
Burns Ornamental Draining Book..... l 90
CaldueWs agricultural Chemical Amat-
ysiis 2 90
Canary Birds. Paper SO cts. CVoh.... rs
Chorlton's Grape GroUer's Guide. rs
, 1880-03-09
TA1.rq nE AIT4ERv.

New YonK, March s.-.jamcs lle,lpalh, the
yritunc's correspondent III ireland. Whites:
"'rlm Dean vi Cashcl llas addressed tue n
letter that tells soni0 sad stories Of iIfn
among tie lowly in ireland that has so oiten
tnovctl tho hrnrts Of the civilized world Like
nine out Of livery len Of the cultivated priests
whom have. met, the Dean does mt hesitate
tonttrE'utn the illuoyer'shct1 condition nf the
telilre tat lreynilsi In ireland, la system, TINT
Wnul,l make II tiesurt ~ ten years ,0f Iowa Or
Illinois. There Is MI !snpressun In America
TINT the agitation ngailst Tie lantt tproprie.nrs
l.nthlng uf tho sort; 1t is at earnest effort to
remove the cnuses of famine, The evidence
county. IL slIow Tint the landlords of ireland
fas @ no @ @s1ttibs.s IT n,s tay s.F I F2c|,y 70 hs s M
forcing their leENl Chains tn their pound OF
ilcsll from their starving te'ants.''
, 1880-03-09
11'1tAI2.

Tic Denver & Rio Grnntl0 Railroad Is now
,nnking arrangements 10 luIitl n bruliclI 'lne
from Colorado Springs TO Manliou during
the co,ning summer. The Grace Greenwood
property Inns been purchased nlttl will he
fixed III IN elegant style for the Manltou Sta
tiuu. d
Mr.. II, ". Gays has been appointed As
sistNnl General Freight Agent Of t1le Cleye-
hand, Columbus, Cincinnati IL indianapolis
1sailrond, viii, headquarters at Cleveland.
Mr., Charles A. Elliott llas been appointed
Freight Agrnt Ut this Company nt CInci,-
nnsi. to. OIL tlla vacancy caused by Mr.. Gay's
promotion.
Tho Gra,d Trunk Railroad Company has
rented suite Of SIX rtnlns OIL tho secnnd
l|00r Of tile Methodist Chnrcli Blnck for tho
accommodating Of thu officials of the North
western GRIND Trunk, rs the extension from
Iurt Huron e this city Is cal!ctl. The inrEest
e. ,. l'cck, the next by tlio General saM4In..
10 % ts 6y ~ tm chief fElv; Eawl.tn;cr, r' Mr. ' "'Gs G.
.lalnes Tho other three r0ui,ls Will l,a used
by General Freight Agent Snlyely nnu Ills
assistants,
, 1880-03-09
IDLE IlUNtO1lS.

Special Ditpaieh to 77s Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI O., Nfarcl, B.-The statement
widely telcgraplletl from Louisville ycster-
day that tho Louisville, Now Albany & st.
Louis Railroad had bcsn sold TO G. T. liunt-
ington & Co., of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio, proves
untrue. President Boyle, Ut the former rontl,
stated positively this evening that It had not
been sold. Tho Company Ind received Offers
fro,n tho Chesapeake L. Ohio, tllo louisville,
New Albany.& Chicngo, md the Terru IIallte
u Evansville, but nothing l,u.l come Of any ut
then!. Tho oprcsul,t Company proposed to 70 ~,
mt finish the ron, and hail no doubt Uf their
ability q 10 50. TIlo story tllat Tic i.D,ils-
ylllo " Nashville lioa!l Is nsgotlatlng for tle
u aiso pronounced falss BY u. +. Guthrie, II
Louisville, on tho authority, ut n dispatch
from V!ee-1'rtnidcnt Newc1llb, of thD Louis
rltnlor, Nuwconl6 says. was started for stock
j0D0lnX pnrpusus.
, 1880-03-09

Bpfttat Dtfpalth 10 7V Chicago tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Atarrh s.-A decree Of
sale WIS Issued by Judge dyer th1s after-
mon ngainst the Milwaukee Il Northern
Hallway ami tho Hcnnsl,a & Appleton Rail-
way, the two roatls 10 be put up Mt auction at
10 o'clock on April II. Tllo order of sale Is
nlasn upon brnuf presented BY .Jcssa lInyt,
s'!ryiTor ; @ Of \. ". w. t;rs'Rlsnf, Tr,stss, tlat
Companies $4,000 ,t0. All tbs property nmi
franchises will lie anl'l In ntle tarGea. Tho
twt, rDnttS conprlse tic tine from Milwaukee,
y Grccn bay, Att from. hilbert Junction to
Ale',asl'H, rs we'll ~ lIt0 FROM Meiiaslla tn
AnDIv(Uij.
, 1880-03-09

tho 1an-llnndIo Mt t;ootllant1. running nortl.-
west to the centre ot. the county. tien or. =
Tho l!!o ns Indicated through Newton a1Ni
l.akG Counties Is the largest territory IN tho
State without railrOnd facilities. The whole
ling Is to i,e largely lmnellcd by cheap fuel
with connection for tllo Enstcrn mn! South
crr n,arkets, The Directors are W. FestGr,
". +. Singleton, M. l.. liMInstoli, .JulIiI D.
n, rnn,r;sGl1nn' n. c. WIckwlre,, =; z. Spdor,
, 1880-03-09

allowed tlle weary travellers 70 finI rest after
!lmir ta,lguing jonrnss. Mr. I'nrnrlI will
ILntl, and III the evening Will Icrt,trc nt tho
Thentre Royal. AtGssrB. l'nrnrli and Dillon
stuffed TINT tho Montreal reception WIS i'm
neasnrably superior u my they lad received
on tho American Continent,
, 1880-03-09

arrive cacli day from different sections Of tho
hlate, wllU will interview the inClnhcrs frunl
their Respective localities md urge theln 70
Senate. Should II tra,lspirn that this pal, Is
attempted, n rnnntcr demonstration will lye
gotten mp by tl.e 1tlvOcntes NJ tho bill.
, 1880-03-09
NIt)lt1tIA u VALPARAISO.


Moitsis, ILL.,, March 8.-Tho proposed Nor
rIs s. Valparaiso Railroad seems 10 meet
with such ENCOURAGEMENT MS to insure It's
Canada. tlle Baltimore & Ohio, aid l'iitslure
T. Fort Wayne l,oads m opening 10 the I'LL
,ois T. Michigan Canal at Morris. and will
run through tho cnal fields 1T Gr.lntly Colrn.
ty;it Is favored by tlosa roads,. II the road
ii completed u l,etter quality pf eOnl Will be
Furnished to all tho a,0vu roads at; tho Juno
tlon near YalpernisoI lnd;. @ o. y Mnsh ,!css
Central intiIana; and Tic grain business OF us
cuilnl ut Joliet, which Is now iltnn0pollzed by
ths MlchigalI Central, throngl, the Joliet cut
OfY, will hB shared BY thu above roads, which
without any Of ths lleayy grades OF tho Joliet
cukrnff -
, 1880-03-09
Or. liVlNcsI0N,s CASE.

IASKToS, u. r., March s.-.rhe fourtl,
case against DR.. Livingston, cx-lndlan Agent
ut Crow Greek, wllo was charged with
cr"okc'lneSs by tile llayt-llnmnloui dynasty,
was co1!Sltslcd to-day in Tho United States
""y aar's I'D" Efs Eeve 's werr ,ttf for ay sst4 an!
ing Il spcrial verdict that tie defendant Ilu,i
made Il technical violation Of Inv, but was
Innocent OF my intent to Anfraud the Gov.
vernment or Individual. The twelfth mat.
stool for MI unconditional ncuulttai. THREE
.nthcr cases tried lnvc, resulted III acquitta1s.
There nre three nt,re to try.
, 1880-03-09
DECREE: ISSUED.

Spetial Eispasch 10 7Ts Chseaep 1rtbune.
1SnIASArOl.1s, Ind, Murcll IA decree
was entered IN tho United States Court to
day directing Tint slgn,l tn tic property ut
tic i. Z. Il i. 1.atlrond Company be executed
rONd.
, 1880-03-09

Bptttal plapNlch 70 Tbs Chicago 7FlbInt.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Al1irch S.-A decree
WIS enteretl In tho United StatAs Court To-
tlay directing tllnt tho Western Union
alll American Union Telegraph Companies
lm restrained from Interfering with cael,
uthUr's lines OIL tho Wabash Railroad.
, 1880-03-09

NEW YORK.
NEW YoHti, March s.-Iresident Chandler,
of the Atlantic T. Pacific Telegraph Company,
has issued the following order:
Our property OIL tho union l'Aciflo llntlway
hnyiMg loG1l restored tn ats y orrlor nf tho lncll
md United HtNtea Courts, OUR connections hnr0
lNcn rcrstAhlIshG and business will iu accoptud
for I'LL points OIL that r1lw.ly III hrrctuforD.
, 1880-03-09
TIE, RAILROADS.
,s,,,t the Southwestern Pooling
Arrangement Be Main- :
tanned.
o,onosed New Line TO Detroit via
.WaIkerton and Hi!tsda1e.
l., 1n,portant Change In tho Working Of
,ho Now York Central Road.
v.rderbilt's Contract with tho Boston l.
Albany Company Brought to Light.

.o,7r,,,yrsTEnN COMPLICATIONS.
~ r,,a sianaunrs md General Freight Agents
lhS .ho roa,ls leading to Missouri River points
fton, thia city and Commissioner Mitlglcy
nU -" for ~, Louis Inst evening to attend n
meeting Of the Southwestern Railroad Assn
sIsfon In that city to-day. Several meetings
saa 60. boen called heretofore, but they did not
pscTac fS'IH to nav over ss, 900 it owes Tic pool
!as Chicago rontls declining to attend until
nmns uII tho Missouri Pa.lfic, has promised 10
be present NJ tot!aya meellhg anu listen 10
tie arguments regnrllnx tho matter above
REFERRED ~ a "',u ~, nnnsontad ~ nttona @ 'I thts
meetlng noun" a'ws =, t,sJ. - , w e
winged sas .,o oes ,"st.s ..9 ttIe IL ;Ii.. ns
that sonlo steps Will he taken looking tn n
reoronntzatIon Of the Southwestern Associa-
on at,er tay II Wg "n, IT, t0 " prSTt n,, y, po
atiangItHh,Iihto H. ,,ni,en ~ ,ytth,rnat ~ ai~ 1t.
;ss atH 'fs fsn nodeo so" s ahcfe o%
eyei, to hts present HOBti0ii. md refuse to
bay over the amount dt!e t. tue Chfca roRdA,
ths Missourl-Riscr pool Is likely 10 go out nf
%gcc eaIsm1cc u n net jnIe,Mn,lrltjy @ In s,'c M
,,t event. serious War on tlln Alts*ourI-liiver
business will rcB,tlt4 which Is likely IN spread
10 the roads not now In the Association. It.
Is generally adrnlttctl that sucll n war will
pIoro expensive II not disastrous tn most 0f
the lines, and, III order to avoid such . re-
sait, strenuous efforts will be made 10 Grlng
roads, except those controlled By Gould, have
slgnIied. their Intention to make concessions
III order to nvoiI Il wnr, Tho result of to-
days meeting Is nnxioiIsly awaited by the
railroad managers OF llearly all Tie ROADS III
-.... = - -------.
A NEW L1S1: TO DETROIT.
+. Tha consolidation of the Datro[t. 1itllsdnle
. t.o e"nnh'~.star, tI a,u, y, ~ tho Tr,a,o & a",
oo"!hWeste,i aua tllo 1o.euo - Ai1''
ArO0r lallfoasls nlld ulo appointment OF Mt
r. ". Smith lis General Manager Of tho COLI
eodnted lIne sce,us 10 bo OF greater I'M.
ro nortnnca tl,n, NJ ilrat u,,nnnsoJ ;rhnre nro
laso ., ~ tt Il, 1II .,.It t, iu
EleH'eS iluW W ioo. III Col,nec.1o1! "tLA e"i9
matter which VIII give Detroit MI the att-
dtilonal outlets 1t has been claiming for so
long, and, lin addition, Will gko II d nvw
route TO Chicago. II this scheme Is carrled
out, aid IT. really looks as II 1t would be,
there Will 1o no necessity Tor Detroit 10
throw away ESID,QOQ 10 UrOVtGG Gould Will
, 1880-03-09

II Is found with tho 1tt1tnns, the Canadians,
tho Enith Amertcntls, nmollg the Spantnr1ta,
French. ovcrywhcrr: nntf every uiv pr1ilFcs Il nj
tic best remedy for rheumatism. No lsletn st..
,1ncOl,s tlil.
, 1880-03-09
TELEGRAPH WAR.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, No., March B.-Early this
morning tho Hon. Bailey Wagecner, attor-
hey fnr tho Union pacife Railway, filed u
lengthy petition before Judge Il. Il. Cowun,
Of thu Special Law and Equity Court. Tlle
petition wns tiletl In tho case uf the sweeping
injunction recently granted BY Judge Cowan
III favor Of tho Western uMt0n and against
the ultion Puciftc Company. Tho defendant
prayed that tlle CAUSE l,e removed frhtl tho
Law ni,d Equity Court to the United
States Circuit Court for the West
crn Division Of tue Western District
Of Missouri. A bond Of $1,000 was
filed with tho petition, The prayer was
sy Eo McGrary I va 1t I'LL ssttns 'g IL kasas all % cy
during next May. Whether tho injunction
ErantUd BY, dntlgo Cownn Will Or Will not bn
dissolved by tlits chnnge Of courts, Is Il
LII regur.l % the Injunction granted re-
stIMining tho Union Pacific frOm Interfering
with tho wires Alung tho Missouri l'ac!iH
Rontl nothing was tt0iie. Thu union Paci.lc
people say, they ncyer, Intended 70 laolest tho
lNst-n1lsletl wires, and nru content to have
this Injunction stand rs 1t now Ii.
OMAHA.
OMAHA, Nel., Mnrcll 8.-Qulto Victory
wns secured l,crc Today III the return Of tho
wires of tho Atluntlc g. Pacific Telegraph
Company, which. Under the or.lcr of Judge
Savage, Of tho District Court, the Union III
ciIle Rnilrond Comml,y were compelled to
restore. These lines, 1t will DO remembered,
were seized by tho milroad company.
a,,d takcn possession Of l,y order Of
Mr.. e tio.G!. i9,I The teItcgraph pcope aro
Sltt which wnS fnat1tutct bv fhr
, 1880-03-09

~ H5lH9tttV1t, N. p EIHI11su!1I' 5uEH1 ~
Enrsclna1it N. C. Wtckwlre,. S. &. Spdor,
blake Wilson, George flArtly, Il. +. Little.
MASSACHUSETTS, ROADS.
sptetat t,t.pateh 10 N, Caltaoo tribune.
Tosroy, Mines. March, RIrhe irr,slnttyc
t,,'..'t... ~ NHs'', ~ n."' ,....'o, IT, W.,
1orK Ceftral nMl t'lo ltostoh " 1llDnty ltai1-
ways resulted III tho discovery to-!lay OF
contraet helwecn inc tWn roNas s'ghca ny
Vailoofnllt anu Lincoln fea. d. IL waa feati
teiore Ile ]seRislat''fe u-t'ay' Inc ngreeHent
Is ior ''vc years, antl Is 10 inc eiFeet tias
.Nea rn'lWay s!,all ior the 'h'ete"a"po VI
stai''c eolishler INC othof az past OIL l's ,na.n
me, hhtl Tor business pend'flR helWeei NoW
, 1880-03-09


RIO M neutrality-suspicious. NEW. FiissT;c1.Ass II
C1p c9ntnihaK r1eI q, ru,s ~ 10 let = an enter:
corner ~ two v the rr!Gcal streets N shc csL With
etnhG frtlnlAt nnd frDl plnt prepared by Mr. W. W.
i;oynRt,1 the we!l;siit.n hci arch!teet q chcHo.
II Cs'In1utdh mnHnlf]ls'nt vleNs NJ tlH Rocky Msun-
tHns as,a l. .eIete with oyerv n1Icin ynns enIsnse
itEfnnxGhGntA liurD bttn tnHH1 far hutlHk hst1s
.iona! wI;g st.nx io q more M 51..n. .hsmeyer |. r.
teG1pnnS, h the mais "f Jnnc Lust aun,Hsr i'ver
% vn. rsgk. At present st,s h.Ies arn rnnnnE ini!.
Iho traxca = Cnlnrnn premises r. hs vssy heavy 81.
u.tatn; 81; nss eS'nn t. pestnain ..,trr! to md y
ing ~, hs ssen and further Inrt!eaars earnod by
l.T xS iine;te .na y i1snrsr Col1 at ths o.t'cs
pnces oess en- ha 'oxe until tha l5tb and l9sn q
soxo. Il nc anics q Y: Isoy1nston archeSt. The
JAMES DUFF, Managing DirectoE Drnvcr, C0o.,
ijV KEXT-LalIGE AM SsiAi.i. WKT.-LiiIIi'T-
Cd rooms fnr n,a2nq'iass,sElng. 2 iowcr n'ld sle-
'f'o lsENT-wITH I'oWF:N All sTEAM HEAT,
l. second and fttaFh stories, si1?D enci, M. Cnl
houn-p1nco I'm n1lrr rcar II M ~ Washna tnn-sti:
FnHA! light. Inquire of Engineer J. f.CoLbt, In
, 1880-03-09

tINl ExCllANGE-AA4tuE l1-lkOOM NQDElN
l dwelling. barn. and lot, 1txlD, east t1nnt, On
Itcsn.st noar AdaMsi !snts r. pas ~S3nth Thss
aud lUl ID IlstInL Mich VIII Fire oxell aud kOud
tr.dO. I. u. llfl1 NODn lty Aads0n-eL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29

Awarded at the Central Fair, held
at Watertown, Wis. Sept. 10th to oath,