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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-18
STATE OF CoSSEcT1cur,

STATE OF CoSSEcTIcuT,
County of Hartford
II. Kellogg. president, and ID. w. G. Skilton.
secretary of the Phnnix Insurance company of
Hartford, Connecticut, being duly sworn de-
pose and say, that the foregoing is a. full, true
and correct tatement of the affairs of said com
pany: that the said insurance company is the
bona tide owner of at least One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars Of actual cash capital, invested in
or in bond and mortgages of real estate unin-
numbered and worth double the amount for
which the same is lnortgagcd; and they are the
above described officers of said insurance COM
pany: III. KELLOGG, President.
ID. W. c. SKILToS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this first
day lay Of January, lssl. Mn. CLAEK,
lSeal.l Notary Public.
Auditors Office Yankton, Dakota Territory,
January 49, ls-l.
l, l. a. Sherman, auditor Of the territory OF
Dakota, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct copy of the original state
mcnt of the Phoenix Insurance company on the
$st 3; day of December, a: d ls and now on
BY l.. NJ. PunDY, Deputy. Auditor.
The Territory of Dakota.
Auditor Office.
! Whereas. The Phnnix Insurance company
located in the city of Hartford. and state OF
Connecticut has filed in this Office a sworn
ccmber, a. d. l1.0. in accordance with the pro
visions Of an act of the legislative assembly OF
the territory of Dakota. relating to insurance
companies, approved February 18th. lsl7; and,
Whereas. On an examination of the sworr
statement of said company filed in this Office.
find that the said insurance company is possess
ed of the necessary amount of capital invested
rs required by law.
Therefore /, Z. A. Sherman. auditor of Dako
ia territory do hereby certify that said insu
rance company is duly authorized to transac
the business of Fire insurance in said territory
for the year ending December 3lst. ISL: Geo
w. Roberts properly appointed agent at Yank
ton, fankton county ID. T.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set N,
hand and seal this 18th day of January. A. d
lsSl. T.. 4. SHERMAN
by !! NJ. PURDY. Deputy. Auditor.
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T.. T. WHITE,
City Clerk.

People must discuss something; it is
the great preventive of insanity. All
persons are invited to discuss trial bot
tie Of DIR. Marshall's Bromoline for bill
ousness aud dyspepsia.
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Christ steinbach invites everybody to
call and SEQ his mommoth stock of dry
goods just arrived from the east on tho
steamer General Terry. He has an cx-
traordinary fine stock OF ladies' summer
goods,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
$500. County of Cook.
Chicago Branch of the London and Liverpool
and Globe Insurance company of England, be-
ing dul ~ sworn, deposes and says that the fore
the affairs of said company; that the said insu-
least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual
States stocks and bonds. or in bond and mort
cages of real estate unincumbercd and worth
| doublc the amount for which the same is mort
gagged; and he is the above described officer of
said company WILLIAM WAkKES.
Resident Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 3lst
day OF OF January 1881. sIYEoS W. BISG ING
Auditors Office, Yankton. D. kota Territory.
| !, l.. NJ. Purdy. auditor OF the territory of Da-
kota, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy, of the original statement
| Liverpool and Globe Insurance company on the
iiIe in my office. l.. NJ. PUKDY:
lSeal. Auditor.
The Teraritao!ry Of Dakota,
Globe Insurance company, located in the city
of Liverpool, England, has filed in this office u
sworn statement Of its condition on the 3lst day
of December, A. ID. 1SS', in accordance with the
provisions of an act of the legislative assembly
of the territory of Dakota. relating to insurance
companies. approved February 10th, 1871; andI
ment of said company filed in this office, find
that the said Insurance company is possessed OF
the necessary amount of capital as required by
law.
Therefore l. L. NJ. Purdy, auditor of Dakota
territory, do hereby certify that said insurance
company is duly author lied to transact the bu
sincss of fire insurance in said territory for the
year ending December 81, 1851; Geo W. Robert:
properly appointed agent at lankton, ianAtol
county. ID. L.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set III,
hand and seal, this 10th day of February. A. u
1881. l.. NJ. PURDf.
: ISeal.l Auditor.
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BANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
First National Bank

II TeD1to", IL tie Trntory Of Dakota, at
tie ci0se oJ business, Nay i, ISL.
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MIN Sut'cr Needlessl,

WHY SUHtF NeeNIeSsIy
With the convulsing. spasmodic tnrtures. of
fever and aguc and bilious rcmittent. when
Host tiers Stomach liitters. acknowledged to
be real curative Of Inalariai fevcrs. viii eradi-
cate the cause OF so much suffering. No less
effective in this benisnant Alternative in cases oi
constipation. dyspepsia: liver complaint. rheu-
inatisIn, and in general debility and nervous
weakness For sale by all Druggists and Deal.
ers generally.
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LIABILITIES.
Amount rcclaimable on perpetual
policies. S3Os JO4 4s
Unearncd premiums. ............... ,337 IS
Losses djustcd and not due.
"sscs ~ smsnanso ,,a;t;n;, for f 29l7 756 IS
pTooI..-.
All other claims against the comply 7O.537 ~
Reserve on liabilities except capital 12OSg3 So
Total liabilities. Observation-Disclosures. S2,Gi7 0aO y
Net amount If premiums received from Dako-
Net amount losses paid in Dakota. 81 50
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STATE OF New YORK.
County of NnM York.

STATE OF New YORK,
County of New York.
Justus kohier, resident manager of the Ham,
burg -Mngdeburg Fire Insurance company. of
Hamburg, Germany, being duly sworn. dcposes
and says. that the foregoing is n full. true and
correct statement of the affairs of said company;
that the said insusance company is the bona
Dollars of actual cash capital. invested in the
state and United States stocks and bonds. or in
bond and mortgages of real estate uuincumber-
ed and worth double thr amount for which the
same is mortgagcd; and he is the above desori-
bed officer of SAID insurance company.
j. koHLER. Resident Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 2lst
day of January. 1851. W. O. SlEvERs,
IScal. Notary Public.
Auditors Office, Yankton, Dakota Territory, /
February l1th, 1881.
l, l.. NJ. Purdy. auditor Of the territory. of Da-
kota do hereby certify that the foregoing is u
true and correct copy Of the original statement
of the Hamburg agdeburg Insurance company
on the Blst day Of December, A. p. lSs, and now
on file in my office. l.. NJ. PURDY,
| lSeal] Auditor.
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The assets of the company are as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents or other persons. ........... Sisl ,GUs 6s
Zeal estate unincumbcrcd. ......... B47. $50 90
bonds owned by tho company....... ,Sl3,9D %
iHl receivable ,....... ...:":.. 2,sl6 u
Interest due on stocks not included
in market value. .......... .............. 1,750 90
Interest due on bonds and mortgage
loans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a, ,U%3 W
Loans on bond and mortgage being
first lien on unncumbered real es-
t tc, worth double the amount
loaned ;....,...........;...... 1,1s5, 400 oO
Debts otherwise sccurcd interest
on collateral loans. ............... 6ss OF
Debts for premium PSI, $50 81
All other securities. Observation-Disclosures. 1888 30
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AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO DOGS.

BE II ordained by he Mayor and Council of tie
CUy Of Ydnkton, Dakota:
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On motion report adopted.
Committee on ordinances made the
following report:
10 the City Council Of the city Of
Yankton-Your committee on ordi.
nances agreenbly to the instructions OF
your honorable body at your last regu'
lar meeting, beg leave to report an ordi.
nance amending section 3 of chapter Of
the revised ordinances relative to the
salary of city treasurer, without recon,
mendation.
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Loans and discounts. SlCa. .>,a 5c
ovcrd drafts. Observation-Disclosures. 2pj X
7. 5. bonds to secure circulation..... a0,Oh Il
Y. $. bonds TO secure deposits. .AOp o
Other stocks. bonds and mortgages. 1860 )!
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LIABILITIES

Total liabilities. s................... SlD1,52J So
The greatest amount insured in any one risk
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presented. read, and on motion, allowed
and clerk instructed to draw warrants
for the same.
On motion, council adjourned.
J. l.. FosKETT.
President of Council.
T. r. U111rr
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the CITY COUNCIL
Conclus,on of the Proceedings OF Monday
Nights Regular Meeting.

Council Room, YANKToN,
Monday. May 1B, 1881, I, p.m
Committee on ordinances made the
following report: /,
10 the City Council of the city of
Yankton-Your committee on ordi-
nances to whom was referred an ordi-
nance amending section l of chapter II
Of the revised ordinances, would respect
fully report that they have had the same
under consideration and beg leave to re-
port the same back with the recommend
alton that the ordinance do pass.
9. j. b. HARRIS,
Il. FosKETT,
JACOB MAX,
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LOSS or VESSELS At Sell

information was received in this city ycster-
d,v OF tic total wreck OF the American ship Humboldt.
al Paraces group OF isets Ia the China sea- \ part
OF the crew Wns saved. DE Groot Peck shipping mor
chants. Of No. l2i fruntst. were the owners OF the
Humboldt. The ship from Shanghai, bound to THIS
port with general cargo Of tea straw goods. etc The
vessel was IN command OF Captain Reynolds and was
fully insured She built Of oak and yellow pine At
Bath Me- IN 1871 177ia feet long, 3Ja feet beam
22 feet depth, and ~ .Ol : tons burden.
News was also received Of the loss OF the American
bark David BabcOck The island Of san JOaO, near
M1ranhau. the cast coast o Brazil The David LAB
cock sailed from this port for Rio Janelro ON september
H. with general cargo In command OF captain CleaVcr
She was owned by David BabcOck, Of No. ~ Broadway.
She was bnilt at Belfast, Ne, IN lS74 ~ haekmatach
yellow pine and oak and was al Az tons register
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ALLEN-on Monday. october 81 Of pneumonia Henry Tai
mndge only son Oi George Z. Aheh
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Entered into at Madison, ~ j. Tuesday even'
iu November l. Anna Maria Baker.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
RoGERT- Suddenly, on Tuesday morning. November ],
1881 Almira wife OF Jacob c. BogerI IN the b'h year Oh
her ago - ~ -. ,..-.., 90 ot-,,., tbe
funeral late residence No oS basI' on ih"IS
dav, che 81 INST. at o'clock p. m
R1rTrERFIEID-At the residence OF her fhihef Wlilsl
EIiOit Eurlock, Chicago Friday evening" october 20
Carrie Elliott wife ci Justin Buerhei aged - feds.
October 81 Maria dOg Of the Late william H. cary
I'M the SIst year Ol her age. 90, - -. M
Funeral from residence, No l3z heSehst btVVN
ivnf Tluf sday, November 3, ~ p NJ
n Ia kiudly requested that NO flowers be sent
ApPsudieny nj Denver COL October 81, OF pneumonia
Mira Henry l.. Clapp. OF this city.
penSs N be taa "a Johusbry, W., for inerment
tNfpt Monday evening october 81, 1881 Augustus
E,nbur, ia tho list year Ol his age. -
pssfiyps ana friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70
on November 3, at 1870 p H. II Is requested that no
flowers be sent
pnRREsou Monday october 81 1881, Frederick Angus.
ina son OF Colin " a.. Forbes, aged years
psffys and friends OF tie 4m respectfully invited %
attend the funeral services ~ No 100 West H0usonat al
10 Ocloek a. M
uAn,,Is--At Green's Farms. Coma. Monday night Ammo
l. wife Thomas T.. Eafrs and youngest daughter OF he
Iate William WlutertOn. -
al F1ith Avenue aqtia ChGroh Friday, z@ol0ea
HOLM s-At Tarrytow ~ Y, october 81. Nathaniel D.
Holmes, AGED 81 years. ,,y,.-,.,
Eune?n services M CHRIST Chnreh, larry "eoh7SJ
November 2, 80 II O'olot@ H -, "a, "a
aros will whiting tho depot On arrival OF lWio
train from Grand CoAttal Dopot
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The IMPRISONED EDITORS.
A MOTION FOR A REVISION or sENTRSCE-A TEN
PORARY STAY OF EXECUTION.

A MOTION FOR A REVISION OF sENTRSCE-A TEN
PORARY STAY OF EXECUTION.
NEWTON, n. j., Nov. 1.-Before the Court of
Quarter Sessions. Judge Martin presiding counsel for
Messrs Gibbs Stanton editors OF The SSser County
I,dependcnt under conviction for libel, appeared
revision Of sentence The Court, while not de-
nyng ts competency TO revise its action during the
session II steps had been taken to execute the SEN
tenee, did not think proper under the circumstances 10
take any decisive action absence OF Judge Maee
Of this Supreme Court Circuit who had presided at the
trial at the request OF the Quarter Sessions Judges The
Court however, decided 10 hold the matter for further
adviscmcnt, and made order to stay the execution OF
the sentence The Sheriff had given notice TO the edl
shat he would take them 10 State Prison tomorrow
This action Of the Court leaves the prisoners IN the
day m adjournment was made Meanwhile the county
Judges will consult with Judge Majee, and when the
Court reconyees will consider the grounds for elem
ency while still retaining the power to reaiTin or mod
ifY he senience.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
From TIE ARCTIC SEA.


REPORT OF THE COMMANDER or TIE ALLIANCE At
ICELAND-ARRIvAL AT HALlFAX-A WRECKED
SHIP FOUND.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-COmmandcr George
H. wadeigh, commanding the United states ship All
ance reports 20 the Navy Department rom ReiJayk,
Iceland October IL, 1881, follows:
The Alliance at this port October 10 We left
Hammerfest september lG, and proceeded 20 sptZber.
gen. cruising under san nnti the 18th and getting AS Tar
following ice limit much ~ the weather permitted
and locating the ice at several points, imdng iar TO
the eastward of the ordinary limit The weather since
september 20 has been succession OF gales snow seet
and dense fogs, that found That Win the limited
amount of coal and provisions In the ship IL would bo
unsafe to attempt % reach Cape Brewster even the
condition OF the ice which usually extends from ~ TO
1870 miles from the Greenland coast, would permit our
doing so.
10 the east coast OF Greenland without being hted
TO pass at winter In the am informed by
Finssen that last June part OF the mast OF
Ian &c vessel with considerable copper metal OF some
sort attached left by the ice the northeast coast
nearH aganaes The Governor has given orders TO have
II carefully examined ana II any marks or means OF
Identification found he viii send the infOr-
jamestown of Boston, loaded with lumber, drited GU
shore June "a north Of Cape Rckaeso about thirty miles
tainabe in regard to the ship with translation
The ship has been particularly fortunate 10 having the
Lieutenant r. Perkins, navigator. and Chief Engineer
BaraP 's or b yr N naIe , c tbep
duties have been performed expect to leave here for
Halifax on the 10Th. All are well on board"
The translation referred 20 by Commander Wadleigh
states that ON the Goth OF June large merchantmen
stranded the rocks Just outside OF Thorshavon id
way between Rekjanes light and skagenl. Her crew
had deserted her and the size estimated at 200
tons In the Government examination and nyestiga-
ton 1t found that the mizzen mast had
been cut away close TO the deck and there
we're marks the nainmast indicating
al intention 10 cut away this mast also. The
rudder with all It's attachments had entirely disappeared
most OF the ships rigging hung the side and in
poor condition. On the bows was the name "James-
and il In almost Oberatcd letters Boston,
Mass" On brass plate the cabin door the
jamestown again and ON one Of the three wind
Ia found the inscription "mproved 1869, H. N.
Stone" and another "EdisOns patent, August 81
1866 H. n. Stone Boston" All the matches were open
and all loose articles removed with the single exception
OF a small piece OF spoiled pork Before the sh p
stranded her decks had grass growing ON them which
would lead To believe that the ship HAD dfted about
for along time on the ocean.
HALIFAX, N. g. Nov 1.-The United States steamer
Alliance Commander George II. Wadeigh which for foar
months has cruising In Attic Seas OF the
missing exploring ship Jeanette, arrived here to-day
on her way TO NewYork, having in her absence seen
nothing OF that vessel.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK NOV l, 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK NOV. l. 1881
ARRIVED.
Steamer p Caland (Dtchl Dcdies Rotterdam oct II,
Bouwershaven Is Win mdse and passengers 10 tuach bdye
steiner Vanialia (Ger) Meyer. Hamburg Oct 10 and
IIayre Is, with m-e and passengtrst To kgnhArdt G 20
steamer Acapulco, Shack0r! Aspih"au dys Win muse
np. pas-4ngrrs 10 Pacific Mail - 60.
steamer thaimete Reed. New orleans days, with mdse
Ship Iheulore Rand GOT Windsor NS Potter Dublin 40
days ballast 70 scammcl Bros anchored at sand! HooA
Tor 1plrrs 49, , go. 60, ,-..t...
l2Oulys, with mdse to sutton 4 60.
Btrk Snl water ot 81 John NBl, Deap Newport 80 days
ID s Bred sayn Halifax days. with TO Brett
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Movu1E Nov l. Arrived. steamer Farnessia OBJ. Small
I,ygF, Nov l-Arryed steamer Perere lFr)' Hadteriye
n%SrwFRr Sow Arrived steamer iceland (BeIg Meyer
u VPSE,so. oct 29-Arrvc steamer wala wana, De
Wolf Newly ors Via Rio Janeiro Tor Portland U.
AMERICAN PORTS.
PM ,pztPurA Nov ARRIVED, steamers Tacony, Davis
Na~.Yerk Hercules Pendleton, NewburyPort W Lord,
Teal. savannah. ,,-....u,.
BAIriMoRR Nov ARRIVED steamer ID IL Miller, Clark
Ceared steamers IIlbernian Br. wylie Liverpool VIM
EsnT M Warren. Providence; Commerce, Roanoke
On aiEsroN, Nov ARRIVED, steamer City OF Atlanta
sailed steamer Horace Havre, 80, .. -.
NEWOuRAAt, NOV l-Nieate'- aVoAhoi h'u1e'H1 NSs0i'
Skprr,yclH Az the Passos-Steamer cyprus Liverpool
sailed, steamer Wimbledon.
MARINE DISASTERS.
roxa Koyc NOV i-Ship Humboldt ann, Reynolds. from
York has been totally wrtckct on te
parcel. reef China Par Vt the crew were saved
York for has been abandoned a. sea- The ere" were
saved.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
!Q,,,ous.s O,,. ne mai 2t hOlrs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. 1 a. m.-The barome-
has risen east of the Mississippi and in the North
west it has fallen in the Southwest, where it is lowest
Fair weather prevails in the Lake region and thence
southwark and souheastward TO the Gulf and South At
antic coast and light rains with cloudy weather are re-
ported in the remaining districts NOrtherly winds con-
nue the Atlantic coast, light variable winds In the
Interior except at stations the eastern slope OF the
Rocky Mountains, where they northerly The tenn
perature has fallen in the region last named, and in
NewEngland and the Middle Atlantic states 1t has
risen slightly in the Gulf states, the Ohio Valley and
Upper Lake n gon.
Indications for to-dGy
For New-Engand slightly warmer northeast 10 south
east winds local ran followed 10y clearing weather, and
falling barometer during the day
For the Made Atlantic states, generally fair weather
and change In temperature, east to south winds rs-
ing followed by falling barometer.
Indications TOR iO-noTrOtc.
The indications are that fair weather will prevail Ia
the Scuth Atlantic and Middle states during the day,
followed Thursday by colder threatening weather ana
rain.
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LOCAL CANDIDATES NAMED.

Nominations as follows were made in this
city last nights
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; With District, Henry
Marquand; XlIIth, Joseph s. BoswOrth AAlNth, mat
thew L. Breen. ,
Lrrfag HaLi-Assemblyman; XVIII District Q. q hlc-
kok. Ciyil Justices With District, Ambrose Mcneil
County DemOcrcy-Assemblyman XVIII District
James L. Morrison. Civil Justice: Is District. Aehae'
Norton.
GerHaaH-An ertcan Indopendenf AssocidtOn-A sseIn-
blymeni With District, Philip Misslg owl JUS
ices; WITH District John A. Dinkel Win, william
j. Kane.
At tho AntMachine Republican Judicial Convention
Of the With District william - Andrews Wa uhAhl-
lnouHly ApproYed Tor ClYp Jualco.
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A Muse urn of Rare and Beautiful Objects.

THE GREAT FALEs COLLECTIONS.
EXECUTORS POSITIVE SALE OF THE HIGHEST
IMPORTANCE
THos, Y. KIRBY s. CO. Auotioneers.
ON FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
at our New Galleries si5 and Si7 Broadway,
between 18th aud l4thss,
THE IMPORTANT ART COLLECTIONS
formed by and belonging to the estate OF
SAMUEL BRADFORD FALEs, esq, Deceased
Of Philadelphia
OVER TWO THOUSAND RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
OBI ECrS
THE LARGEST, MOST VARIED AND VALUABLE COL
LECTION EVER SOLD AT AUCTION
IN THIS COUNTRY.
The sale which order % Executor and under the MN
agcnent OF MI JAMES f. SUTTON, OF the American AFt
GALLERY will be a positive one and win begin on
WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER
AT CHICKERlNG HALL
VALUABLE COLLECrloN OF PAlNTlNGS
continuing on the evenings and afternoons noted on
catalogue Illustrated copies Of which be had Of the auc
flatta gre IL lfgu
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THE NATION'S GERMAN GUESTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1-Secretary Blame mas
received the following telegram, dated Chicago Ill., NO
yember l. from members OF the Won Steuben party:
Yesterday afternoon the party taken to visit the
stock Yards and saughter-houses and, after dinner at
o'clock az which the Mayor presided, had pubic re-
cetic1 from, : tn 10 and a serenade, with speeches.
afcr that I'm nearly midnight This morning Mt o'clock
we went OF o special train OF Pullman cars W ~ tb
officers of the company. We had most interesting yis
returning Chicago at noon. We sh lca'e AZ 80
Lake Shore Railroad for Niagara and stay az
House from 10 in the morning 10 halfpast AT hisu
REACHING Boston Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. We
now leave Inc West and we are fully warranted III say
inc that our reception since leaving Washington mas
bcen a continuous and most enthusiastic ovation
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R1LLTAY CASUALTIES.

LANCASTER, Penn, Nov. Ia north-bound
freight train Columbia and Port DeporIt Railroad
WAS wrecked near safe HarbOr last night by land slide
The locomotive and six were thrown into the SUE
quehanna River and the remaining eleven cars we're
completely wrecked. The engineer has not YET pe,li
found aud ia believed Ia be under the engine III Lt
river. The fireman was seriously injured.
ST. LOUIS Nov IA collision Of two freight trains on
the Chicago and Alton Railroad, Carnville. last
night caused the death OF Charles ". Payne brake
man Both engines were completely wrecked ana eight
freight ears totally destroyed and many more iaiy
damaged. The loss Ii about 10000
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qualities and was not fnancier. In regard to the
embezzement Mr.. Grover said that he did not think
the money all went into leather. A physician who
the cashier said 20 him: s. am the greatest thief
in the world aud ! have nothing to show for It,
" do not credit that" SAID Mr.. Grover. {" He is
doubt ut all that he has placed some of the stolen
funds awaVD