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prouo-aI. for -sIr of Bonds.

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 u-ce--r I'd, aii fer 4sf Vay tae cost af @1yr-r.f .---t.
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 Secretary Boazd of Road ( on -l.ar-1uf~s. Nu-lA, A. T.. May It, lssl. nc
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\ TwrlY >UssE>rIoN.-Do not keep the ,ialastsr boxes uf your ioyv and tenderness, scaled up UutI. yaur isicnis are dead Til :hclr lives with sweetness. Speak apfrrv- !u-. cheering words while ths:r hearts e.. Ie thrilled by them. The things you mesa ro say when ,hyy are <ruo. say before the D.. The flowers you a,aU tp send for theiI ,af- fms. send to Higat,n and swve,sn JhcT homes before they leave them. P,s, m r. ;em kIninc-sss a. uut cheer the burjaaed sIirt Flowers uu .-le cor5u os-t n. l-ag- rance hs,kNsr a,t~ he weary days
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C. ". CraRs SIS FiA> Et. Roo I3, Sas FraaetsoS.i soi. <SeHf for tle ARIZONA MINER iA ,Aat e.ig Usi satsorised te sslcet ssssys ds> afs sstIJIifi xeS ssk> ord,rs fer adr>ytstag aad atse.6 Co sths' Issiness deUolssHs vpoa hIa Ae rspTeSsHtzfios Q tLs E'rLlssasF
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rur>day the I !th day of June

ls1, B, tle hour 0f o ocs D. m. Of saiI day, to ay sad l4uru' a-ses- thereon. tagstser slta Of awe j.-InE and T ,u-e, Of tha sale.
 CHI r. BRiDG". -e-re'ary. UGcc-No. 224 cal .i0rLia street al rlacse C2!.
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In the M-r.s. % t-s Ls.a-e
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 The ar,lr.-l.leI. 1ll-1 .s--a- al sLI Es.ase, Ein .el ar ur,ts s4Ie 60 ta- ai ar= der for casn, t \. C .srslcy. is-f co ---.-ila t,,H by zid Proaaist oae. Il .--l -l .s54,-l l1 o'clock al 4ls ta1c.. l----- t E a - .ly ..i-t interest a., e-.are cd. t-- 4 ls--s - -- J1 h de1.th; and aI ghe r4t e. l- sI -.tzs.t lt tAe sald estate bas a-e-s i0l 1- llry ,- ca i-s sCI isi, other than or -I a- t-4i Ct r-l s-1 Le-tste at tke t.ue of cl- lelI- ..j tJ .he ilorlllg described FrJfzsTfy. t-N. .t:
 Tw. n arsr-. feet iu r-s. eFr.aa nsne mining c si1.. known reclr..i 4s ils -a1s' nine. situ S e. IyHe -1 uei-E Io-3 ks--r, N-llapGi Miuing D.strcs, Alea-y tgII-., -r.zl- ta-rI'cry, and Eve hundrrI th1lc-rtai- 4-e CT aiming clam. known ami rrcUF5sI l, t'e 'i T1=-l! Eile situ-se, ly- ing and benz Te41 o. .t l1t.l Miing District, NGnare Gcf.ty, tsszola Iay. lr1-E-
 TEa.-s cE oALE:-I-u ues c-us of the purc.ase nCuey, Co uC p4tl ro tl= l1-5t.Acr cu tle day of sale the ta4uer cCuarl-tl3u e said sale by the Pr,hare UIf. lu cash vel secured Ectss- zt the ou O. of ti Alr---et r sab C-t io the AT pFoyIl oI sa Ir-tEte Ccar; deeds at I.rcAascrs peuse. Sealsi pro, O,zis fr he IuIchas of the above de- scrii eJ r.f-t7 vll te iy tie UGiersigt .: us otace, 5Ee. FA, J..i s4.s.-Ag, ila! 2l, 1881, at T. o'clock ..
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RED. aTTICN OF B JNDS X WARRANT :.

l viI pay on y.e.eatAlo7. all outstanding bonds G. z How: Ys,4ra. County Rolling Bonds. rc cf5t aud r4IsaaS ti iS0ai Bonis. iav4lssi to4Iry Isa- Eo. u-. Iron Spriag R md B uas. W-s8u Rod .1Ii-. AuI stt-jan s sssral's Of the serles 1873, l~7s l-r'. Gr. .g.. g ur Fal4-. Iu.er -t G. a.tr. 1y- i.1r Ae .a-e O! tCi- 4,veJ. leuf
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 I,-s "a er IaAaqa4 county. Au1JI-. Mar 2. i--r.
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HFSRE Elsr .-a .1, Jon. e. vt1.-s. Pei.
 T.f Teri "r rt f.r.-N ..-ts ---....c 4. r..H "a.t- . ---r I..-a .a- ars .a--. a-t4. .i,.- l.a-. ......4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to the Pu lie.

A-- ermin leila takes this metiIoI of notify in ths public that he purcha- e l from Messrs q F Head S Co., the old senator mill buildings ana tailings Nate etc Tor the sum Of sl ,0 All persons are uo- uhed nOi to carry away any of said property,
 FkhNIN MEJIA
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LEGiI.
Administrator s sale Of Real
 Estate.
h the Mater q t-s Ls.a-e |

Notice is hereby given Ls' .n EursuaHcs of order f the Prouais Colrt y CoaIy of 1laG-Ss, ia the Ter ltory of Ar.z5l-, u1-s t-s -3i day Ci april
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[ B. LAND OFFIcE, [ PBLsCOTT, \. l., nss 2J.l, IS T.

To James V. Aiasysoa. Greet Q:
 N1U A--e1y no.i lrl '0 app ar al t.Is ofs - on th- 5.n ay of agu-t -I.os cue. ii suy h-s lf, sLy 1uu GsC aT..o.s statement, ; 2, :og g > " l. sui '. V. 4. st -. ~ec Is alI V. o.. @ ct N. V. ts C. 2l, VI I6, \ E. 8 T.. -naI u-t t- et-selsd 10. uo.cJan IaACe w.t4 the Pie -sm, JJ. L4~s.
 lfw ". KELrT. EhE.ster.
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O5icr Ia Creditors.
! is citation cI Parsn rsn;p.

th day o -s ..r.f bg a.aE.sl csa.sat he under siynra v'-- -re 5.. lrl=a- ar lis own account
 .T' GEO. >. FOR R..
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The final Drill comes to us enlarged au brim full of interesting reading matter
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change In stocks.
DISABLED STEAMER

SAN FRAsoIsco, May 20.-The steamer State of California is of the Heads in tow of the tug Monarch. She broke the main shaft on Sunday of Cape Nendicino, where she was met and taken in tow by the |. $. light house steamer Alanzanita. Of Dnbury reef the Monarch came up and relieved the Manzanita.
 The following extract from the log of the steamer explains the nature of the accident of May l5: ''5 A. N-While running before a brisk gale, with all sails set, the main shaft broke in the aft compartment, filling the same with water. The ship broached to, splitting the sails before they could be se- cured. Hove to for 2t hours to repair sails, and were making our way to port under sail when taken in tow by the steamer Man zanita
 The steamer reached her dock at Il:4O a. m., and amid immense cheering as the gang plank was run out. At least 2,000 people were on the wharf. The passengers adopted resolutions praising the conduct of Captain Debney and officers of the steamer, and stating they were made as comfortable as circumstances would permit
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\ c.uteaH ..lry rightly s.y, tha. il. Re- publican ra-'v en afford tp indulra g a ,-H fam , r-ats a- present.. PyIh-l- ,t can. Nae,a,r -.e r-.. .e ,.n at,r. t.s 'sNr..y .s altogether aa.:.s. matter. BJ
 what .s t."- EeIa..itan ---,r ,lat ], fight ing !- Is s ,...ae ar te. ai Tu.',-,a~s sorsmt..H- avc- -rs ..-e> Nothing more.
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HOUSE PAMTIHG cnd PAPER HANGWG

Having sent Ea-t ra'-ial, I wIll be prepared to ta coEt.sc, Tor I-r Tsinun-, at rlces sut tut un..s. JACK-UE ALL-TEADES. Prescott, May v. I,-I.
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h ;he District Cout uf tas ThrI JdI.r.al D,-t-ici Territory e ArZ9Hs. C5auty oI E.,.p p=i
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T-S. LAND OFFICE.
 FrEsC1TT. \. T. May z4a. I@si- T. .J4ros IT NrG.sg-s. Greetfay Ion are B .by u. .f-. 70 TPear a, th.s oe.ca ol [, --fh day 2 July. T. s' !, o'clock n- ss"~ cane. .f aa,. h. yoEr Iecl4Ia5.5s -rsss r4 go; e- l1 e. .a- .-- rf M "a aud N oi W ?. ee-'n z Tls -l.p -l .. .I uof is CAlc. L~i te- H l ,aI{ lzaa- a .tt tle pre-e-lFtl5u LNFs.
 g.N. KELLY.
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X contract has been .y' for suAll.a 100 feet shaft n the Pscinc mine iu Silver dis- tucr. Th,s Is me ui the ;hree miuts sald oy Nlr. Thoms5 Hushcs -Iuma Tree Pgcsz.
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SuEs El1On
APEI -s b. lSsi

h te District Cour. O. th. TL-ri Judicial District l-r.tory of Arizcua- ia sli fer sh County of
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Jarls.oi- -all-gralrs

To .ll cls-nr,o: w1 so7 C Isr digging; c'e-Hirg hoa-"-. r-- 7. V4'l. 'akIux beat Tag aud pTtirF down CRlf'fs r-.i-lnE fu u''u e.. ha Fr- '"r, ~fit"FsS..''F u ls.- niu' . o- u hou.es of hcI bug r---.i ef4I fst'"r cA-e of glr'sI-. ru. ur-Ef raH mss'us -u rep 'flur re~-pf i-, dFaI-s vaiIs. r-'E '-a -y Z. arf pl er wal frucss sud HB' as l'ilEs -ErR grave and m1-t-E aud f1i. rC ffue-a. rntJr Ilf-; derr Ff ar1 A af. irF AF ha- and E. TsaScs of re- rt -. ifuS. ru trs te@- h. Tn- t sa- ou-iho. stItt- s-r ;y fn bon 'u-s- e carries rrt aha uute--ats- 'a do .s Men to work D., -A- lag fara' hsl sqp,-itiol having seesTei h -ric-s of c7oi l7b-rars vlI take
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uuntheds of places with not hait inc :,monn, of wool and other facilities p"s>,>s- ,i Iv Prascct, have woolen factorles. Why some o,,, l.,...r.'t start iu;a the manufacture ,f uocl,n fanr7,- '.-.. .- a mystery Therrs n!liioa, u ,r ... f.." 'H.. >5arr }; yI.l be iLc a4l-"n"',.
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We noticed .u CahioTslia paper short time ,iucc. an article illustrating th, cNpcrl- rmc,. ut a COW i,y m Arl1aua, Iu winch ,r says that they az allowed the ruyllegc of riding thclT horses iut' a saloon when they wish to take 60 drinh. flourish then pss,'.s. etc.
 D. uat came ta Aul.ul. a- if ], a h--l "i place. Any time duru- the might yuu can see B,l lH--r-'a raN,ng lac, ,.als dow d m the ''Intelnal regions. or Ulth 8 p.,ch- fork. on which hc catches the lost ,ucs. as they is,l over the preoipice.
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E-dfsz sE1-.
". N EUysu4. F.a--tr,

Ia ths Jul.is.'- r5v-- Pre- cor Pr-r'u-, County of 2ey-.., Te-.-o-g rf t-t-sns-
 H. to. ! LzVKI, J. F.
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TELEGRAPH HIc!
SPECIAL TO THE MINER. !
OUTLAWS CAPTURED.

"
 ST. LOUIS, May 22-Hamilton, Myers and Brown, outlaws, who shot Sheriff Davis and c Hector Hart yesterday. near Green vile, were overhauled near Mill Springs this morning by Capt V. T. Leper Hamilton was killed, Myers mortally wounded and Brown captured
 LATER R-Sherid DavIs was not killed as was first reported, but is fatally wounded. There Is strong talk of lynching Brown and Myers.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 22. Dispatches from Lompoc state that last night the only liquor saloon in that town was blown to atoms. No one hurt.
 San Brannan passed through Tucson last night enoute to this city.
 The female walkers started last night Score at six this p. n. stands: Howard 65; Mason g.; Denman 68; La Chapelle 76: Young S4.
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M.NHUuU nE>TONnl,.

victim, cl esr'g ErHrltra-c. easing nervous de- bLy, IT fl-fu-- r = ,.c -.g4Ug ,Iied Vain knOE a..y, A- t--,vtef-d sIu pc of cell. Ure. which r' e1d ,-fd -f.-- to h- Iel -Uli-r c4srtse ] II. I.rYs -, 73 tuat4n st., \ !. us-ly
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SI MONS.

h the Ds'ric: Court Of the Third Judicial District:
 4.ruiory Ol-AT-z-ua, County Ol l-s1p4-. FRASCI- A. HA-BFosD, Plaintiff.
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EsTslEEt H.

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SGIIB2 Ef Dis.

WILLIAM wILREA.oS. Clerk.
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Notice.

WV KEl1r. Ess ster.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13


Chicago, Dec. ia special from
Washington states: The London Stand
ard says of Blaine's instructions sent to
the American minister at Lima: It may
be absurd, but it is only carrying out the
Monroe doctrine to its legitimate conclu-
sion. By and by we shall see represent.
atives deputed from Washington to con.
troll the relations of the emperor of Bra.
zil with European powers, and the saw.
ages OF Patagonia evoking the aid of q
United States commission to compose
their differences. What is the temper of
the cabinet at the present moment we
can only infer from what has confused
the discussion of the canal question. As
to Peru, it is not wholly, perhaps, mat.
ter oil. sentiment. 1t is true Blaine has
resigned and Americans will have no
longer to admire the glowing periods in
which he hos maintained the pretenses
OF his country. 1t will be much the
same whether dispatches are penned by
Frelinghuysen or Blaine. It is not i'm.
probable that President Arthur may soon
announce that peace is restored and the
new protectorate by the United States
established.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
A Blow ut Blaine.

Washington, Dec. 13-The introduce
tion to day into the senate of resolu-
tion calling for copies of the correspon
dence between the state department and
the ministers to. Peru and Chill IN rela-
tion to the affairs of those governments
is said 10 be strike at Blaine from the
stalwnrt quarter. 1t is claimed that
Blaine has only given on, such portions
of this correspondence MS tends to relieve
the state department of the responsible
ity for any misunderstanding, but that
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

SoAsNh4I.s
Washington, Dec. 13.-Messrs. Morey,
Vest, Groome and Terry presented Pc
tltions for the prohibition of unjust dis.
ordinations in railroad changes.
Mr. Hoar, from the committee on rules,
reported back resolution for select
committee of seven, to be appointed by
the chair, on the extension of suffrage to
women or the removal OF their legal dis
abilities. He asked unanimous consent
for its present consideration.
Mr.. Vest objected.
MIR. Ransom moved the appointment
OF select committee of five on the con-
dition of the Potomac river front at
Washington, regarding its navigability,
healthfulness, etc. Adopted.
Messrs. Ransom, Jones, of Nevada,
Kellogg, Conger and Vest constituted
the committee.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Taylor's resolution was unani-
mously adopted for select committee of
eleven to audit tho claims for services
during the presidents illuess and burial
and to consider the question of a pen
sion to his family.
MIR. Robeson moved the appointment
OF committees on the census, civil service
the law respecting the president and vice
president, epidemic diseases, the inter.
oceanic ship canal, payment of pensions,
bounty. and back pay.
Mr.. Knott objected that most of the
committees were unnecessary.
The resolution for the census commit.
tee was adopted.
A bill was adopted flor the settlement
of the Nicaragua claims. Also one to re-
peal the tax On matches, bank checks,
snuff, cigars and spirits distilled from
fruits.
The following bills were introduced:
BY MIR. Morrison, reducing the tariff
on imported goods ten per cent.
By Mr.. Springer, for the appruiscment
of telegraph lines and effects; to secur,
Information about telegraph postal ser
vice in other countries.
BY Mr.. Shelley, TO equalizc homestead
and to graduate and reduce the price O
public lands to settlers.
BY Mr.. Page, to retard Chinese immi
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13

The subcommittee on the bankruptcy
law, of which Mr.. Ingalls, is chairman,
is ready to report. The chairman has
worked steadily all summer collecting
information. Over 10000 circulars were
sent to merchants, manufacturers, law
yers and commercial bodies, asking opin.
ions rs to the necessity of national
bankrupt law and suggestions as to its
provisions. Many thouSRnd letters
were received. The proportion of the
answers received favorable to the enact
ment Of some law was overwhelming.
Very few opposed it outside the great
eastern cities, and those were generally
great jobbing houses, where the business
was great enough to promptly take ad-
vantage Of snap judgments and prefer
ences in settlement. Much objection was
found to exist to the establishment of
the machinery Of the cid bankruptcy
low. The members of the sub.commit-
tee are favorable to the suggestion,
which originally came from Chicago bu-
slness men, that the United States dis
srlct courts be given charge of bank
ruptoy proceedings, with special provis-
Ions to enforce their Judgment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13

Lucy Fowler has instituted suit
against T. Crump, steward at the execu-
tive mansion, for $4,000 damages for
slander. She was employed as cook at
the white house in July last, and alleges
that she was discharged because Crump
told Mrs. Garfield that she was q thief
and stole meats and other things from
the executive mansion. She claims that
her reputation has been injured to the
extent OF the damages claimed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
Tho Eatls Ship Railway.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Vest
to-day introduced the Eads bill for the
construction OF ship railway across tn
isthmus of Tehuantepec. The bill pro-
vides that Eads shall first demonstrate
the practicability OF the scheme by the
expenditure of S75,OOO,O0O in preliminary
work and TINT when tho plan liz proved
practicable congress shall guarantee
bonds to tho amount of sl0oO0O,oOO.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13

A Richmond dispatch Of the 10th says
II is authoritatively stated tonight that
the differences in rcadjuster circles hive
beeu quietly arranged and it is now un-
derstood to be fact that oil opposition
To the nomination Of Riddleberger us
limited States senator has been with.
drawn and the caucus on Tuesday will
nominate him without trouble.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13

The number Of bills introduced in the
.onate during the first four days Of it's
.sasion was $50, nearly as many as was
;ntroduoed during the entire third ses-
.;on Of the last congress. One senator
.lone introduced thirty-three bills. A
large proportion thus far are copies Of
nr;vate relief bills that heretofore failed
70 receive final action,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13

The report OF Judge Advocate. General
Swain in the Whitaker casc was handed
to the president Saturday. The impres.
sion is general among the officers at the
war department that the decision is ad.
verse to the finding of the court, holding
that the verdict Of guilty was not In ac-
cordance with the evidence. Should the
president sustain the judge advocates
view, there are two courses open to dis.
pose of the case. A new court may be
ordered. or Whitaker may be released
from arrest and ordered to duty at the
academy. just as if no charges had been
preferred against him. 1t is certain that
the latter course will be adopted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
Ps,,sior, Frauds.

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Davis,
OF West Virginia. will submit Q resolu-
tion asking the secretary Of the interior
for detailed statement on pension
frauds and what has been done to pre-.
vent and punish offenders. The idea is
to punish frauds through senate com.
mittce.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
Curtin ON the War Path.

Washington, December 13-Represen.
tative Curtin and other Pennsylvania
democrats intend to vote;aga,nstissveral
southern democratic claimants to seats
IN congress because number of them
opposed the admission of Curtin last
year. Considerable i'll feeling exists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
Tho World Chnllence,,

Louisville, Dec. l3.-Durham Ross
challenges VIM. G. Muldoon, or any 9th.
er wrestler in the world, for mixed con.
test for any sum up to 81 900.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13

The bill introduced by MIR. Vest in the
senate for the improvement of the Miss.
iesippi and Missouri rivers provides for
the expenditure of $lO,O00.OOO. under the
direction OF the engineer corps OF the
army, one-half the amount upon the
Mississippi and the remainder upon the
Missouri in accordance with the plans
already recommended by the Mississippi
river commission. The bill also author.
ICES the attorney general to institute the
proper proceedings in the United States
courts having jurisdiction for the appro.
priation of the land and material neces.
sary for the prosecution of the work, the
land and material to be duly appraised
and paid for.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
The Emperor A6r,.t...l

London. Dec. ia Berlin CORES.
pondent says Emperor William is deeply
affected by tho Vienna disaster. He
sent two officers to the Berlin fire brigade
to make enquiries regarding the circum.
stances Of the event.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
Removal OF Remains.

Vienna, December 13-Twenty.seven
oodies were removed from the ruins of
the Ring theatre yesterday. Also
quantity OF fragments Of bodies, feet and
hands, which were not burned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13

Washington, Dec. 13.-The senate com.
mlttee on finance approve Sherman's
bill for the issue Of three per cent. bonds.
Secretary Folger will appear before the
committee Thursday and give his vieva.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
e, II. B. Banning, ex.menLer OF
s.ess from the second district Of
o,;e OU: died suddenly aud unexpectedly at
on.U sa.;dence in Cumminsville Saturday

,,efre.s, public printer. who is soon to
- .u.pepded, has secured the support Of
Mid ~ Davis, aud hopes to prevent the
Donarmation Of any new apvr'ntee. The
s,;nters' union has appointed q. commit
!so 70 visit the president to urge the ap.
c,rtmeut W. Of . man in sympathy with
.hs trades union to the management Of
Aha office,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-13
Marine, Arrivals

London, Dec. l3.-Arived, City of
Chester, Helvetia and SILICA.
New York, Dec. 13.-Arrived, State of
Nevada and City of Montreal.