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, 1881-02-21
NO EXTRA SESSION.
THE st1Sulurr's WISHES.

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a"s' ~ '"o.. ~ 80 ,.as a,,I,,,a sJnr
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us .nksa III u geo r,., .as '1 .h"t
ueo s',is ,,'; W. WI .''.'.sr.. p4oaa a.et ~
.eto W. W. ~ .,'at III ,1"1an .,.,. app" @
tnh'He.t, WIN u'"t ut'' "NsnS ~. ~.
,nas '~s W.. 10 1aomva ,s. ,,, ~ p"s, wv
!1onse. ams W. .ns Us dsns., ae. n"""ae'' wy, ~"
I'll after very oxtehaet! discussion a'o
TtAo Ncp,lblEcnns will not choose to wasts
@ s''o .'uo 49,. =. ~ .h,. lii H.. ,,i,n.o,,,
se''t ule H.ss"su u s'io wv ~ "''A'oss ~,
measures. IL VIII be easy enough tut tHe
Republicans In the Senate, II they desire not
to have tha b,ll pass, to prevent It fran dining
~ .tY,, ,,as+ o,.,,,Io,, now IL that Inn un,nr.
a. ny uen1 'pt'o. o MI, - ' ..s nav. f,,.-
tlohileht WI! Eo oset "h't1 'ho 'c@. r""-
Ercss, Mr. Cox seems scarcely III llope1lll To-
tluv IA lle hns been, Thor1 Is much less
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p'ooap'i''s =. .,,,,,
an hA!.sA ~ shsS'oS 49,. .A..o
OF tho for1y'seselith tohEresS tnhh e1leIo
, 1881-02-21
COLOMBIA.
N0I1NJ4IIIt KS
3KC1sEr.tl.y EvAllTs sI'EAiiR.

SEClET.tIsi EFtU5b kPEAfE.
Special Dl.patth to The chtsa;u Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. t.. Feb. :D.-Secrclary
Eyarts. referring to the negotiations between
o,ir Government and ule United States Of
Columbia, said: "Yuu may say that ncgntia-
t!ons between this t}oyurnllient anil that Of
Colombia are III progress, and TINT tho Co
luutball Minister has returned to Ills Gov
crnment fur thu acceptnncu Of the agreement
thus fur reached. You may adtt that tiEs
agreement docs not Include any such tentnre
~ thu, Colombia shnlt first ark for the Inter
ferenee of tile United States Governments"
Tlly'wts aIL which tic Secretary VI Stato
would sRy, but
THE rnEATy or 1910 ITSELF PLAINLY SHOWS
that, so fur from tie unitea Stntcs having 10
walt fur tic consent Or. the reqiiest Ut tho
Colombia l}etorn Interfering fur tho protee:
ton Of Culollibtn it Is left to tic United
States as tbs guarantees Of rights whscl! nre
us Important to ns ns tu Colombia, atni wltlcl,
the treaty 50 regards, to determine wslen tlin
occasion Inns urIscli for tho protection Vt
tklflAp rights. III that trcaty tho United
Stntrs ASSUME. certain important duties tn-
ward Colombia. not out of mere fe1levti-
lencc but beetl.sc tiie independent Exist
elIce os tolnnnbin md Its friendly uttltH.iu
toward tho unlt0h states nre matters Ut the
lrst Importance 10 tile United States.
, 1881-02-21

1t taced too n,,1cl, power In the hands Ut H.
,iyiduals tt, c'ntrnl tic extHrt value of cat'
lie. Stnlatur Williams, ol Kentucky, popu-
lasly Known rs
cEnItt>-<ioR1,O' WILLIAMS"
having charge Of the b!l1, struggled to pre-
servo It ffOln dcfeut. But 1t was about II be
rrcom'Hl,tcd when Mr. ingalls, stated tl,nl he
would present. II substitute, and tlle arrival
of tt,e hour for adjournment ia u.tpnl tho
obseqlEcs 0f Fernando Won't stopped
further discussion. Senator ateI'herstt',
ut New Jersey, who. las much IL tlo
with cattle, and IL Interested In tho
Conlnunirmw Stock Yards, snld that lna1,y
ut the prevalent thenrirs nj tn plGnrD-p,elt-
nlnnIa ~rrc absurd. lie knows tint the ,lf+-
cAsu IN. Sew jersey was conIine.! to stables
wIeFf. the air ~as Impure and fetth. aid In
which cnttlc sick null weak from long tratls-
lnrtntton wcre confined. Ile believed It Ut
terly impossible for the disease to exist In
lhcafties where the cattle could roa,n In tho
fields III the pure air.
, 1881-02-21
NOTES..

Special Dtspateh to 1ht Chicago TrtbuHs.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. a0.-A circular
signed by john Il. Lyon, Of Chicago, Iii OPP
positlun 10 tile pnssnge Of the Lake-Front
bill, now Un the Speakers tablc, ltns heen re-
ceIvrti by large nu'nber of Congressman.
Mr. Lyon claims TINT tile Illinois Central
Eai1roah Cnmpa!ly for S'5o.000 will acquire
tilfe nut only to tho strip of six acres coil
tcnnplatcd III the bill, hut to the eleven more
beyond It, a,sd finally to the submerged land
lying Inside the dock line.
MATT CARPENTER.
Tho report that Senator Matt Carpenter
wns very Ill Is nuthenticalty denied Tonight.
On tho contrary, Afr. Carpenter IL improving
rapidly, md expects to bc up again III Il few
tlRys. Ills Inst relupse was due to exposure
during the recent cold, damp weather. wfilo
scarcely recovered from severe c0td.
GEORGE c. GNItIIAM.
1t is de!iMltty known tllat, whatever may
BIZ the result al to the entire organization Ut
the Senate, George e. t;orllain Is almost Ger
recelse the yotc Of Se!Int0r MnloIr. WIN ls
Ills persnl,al friend. This seals the fate Of
birch, the present Secretary.
A CORRECTION.
The bill recently introduced In the House
In tile interests Ut tise Dauller heirs. who lay
t!ltlll W lhllu III C11EAEus WIN plG3ell&HN w
Hayes, Of Illinois, alNl not By Boyd, rs was
first reported.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
To the trfster7a AssoetatAl I'rtls.
WAsltlSt,roS, y. e., Ftb. 9).-At the ai-
,lllnl mrrting of the American Tract St'-
clety addresses were lnntte b. ltsttce Strong
nl,d Representative Haskell. the latter Civ
ing the result Ut Ills rersollul observations as
to the usefusneSs Or colportase un tho
fr0niier. The aggregate receipts for the
year, Including bN!asice brought forward,
were SiS!!,a::'; S7ttl:4 being donations alid
lcgaclcs. Expenditures, $311HS, ,Ss5.
TEMPERANCE.
rllc Congressional Temperance Society
held Its f0rty.sevelith anniversary this esen-
Ing. Addresses were made by SENATOR
Dives md Representatives Price. Ntnilrue.
Wuid. niA lsaiinu. 4 resolution WIS ntloptci
requesting the President to furlltt the sale of
lalurs by st0rekeeIlessAt army posts.
, 1881-02-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

DISSATISFACTION WITH hES' SHERMAN
-. Special Ot'pa'ss to 71s t"saa' a,,ouns. m,
slo1, oyrr {}cn. SAcr1ua,'s orler governing
th.. ,,a,aatti,<. s.,.I a., re,t,,,, ,r ~,
49," u'seI's"' ~.a ~. .'' s ,.,,,
tto,ps VI lna"sa'"tfou'D"s 'l"' s pcc"ll'e wy
lively. TDttny sIe publishes MI explanation
of It, but It tlnes away with none Of the OBJ
,eetEu,s which ,ay,4 beer rnisptl. With all
"y,,iono,1,ne +l,c ottuo,lo,, rrtno,na M FIJI.
tn.vs. tH tho r,,,r ,ttvtsfon. tnto ,vl,in,, ,ho
y, I'M trn,,,a axnao,,al ,,nvo ,,oau dIvi,taI
o'vo1 Ao'l's e"ie.., ''',o ~. We" .'.,t'
sec the Inauguration nj nil. This regular
division is 10 escort the 1rcsit1ent-eect from
tho White ilouse to tI,e conitol. to attend nt
ans, frnnt ,Inrtn,+ t,,a sxarntssa ,ho,o mr.,
ths su ~ "sr''rt tns rs,,Isut,n ,s p,r.~ oc I'm :"
the White fluuse. Meantllle, Zen. liart-
ranft's division, G.0OO string, which ~ stu
,;nncd urxt ucarcst nftrr tt,, rnpulnra Ia tn
~ ''.Isa,', "'''' '''~ '~~'''S"' - "
pe place..,
IN TIL! WORDS or GIN. sIfERslAS'E ORDER,
around md Dutsltlc the sttllarc on tue cnst
stde nj Tho turl1o1. Tho uther two tllyfslnns
nr -, h.' f,,,,4,., T., I'm. M, ,to I'm ,,,rt,,
side aud the other along the south s'ac OF
Pennsylvania avenue. next to the curt)-stohe.
to keep the AVENUE clear for the pslssiug u1,d
rc,ayslnr Of the reEutays, Excrpt when
tl,osc art marching by these long lines Of
volunteers Nrt nj librrty, by the wording OF
{;t,l, ShrrJnuIl,s nrIIcr. to stuck nrtny n1ltI
ircnI; rtllks. THUS u1,c division Of Visiting
sof,lir,s Is 10 be liostetl around md ul,tsidc
Of tic Cnpflul 9rtii1,tis, and two are 10 bo
Tia rtguiars. and Mt r. n,.1l Of tlle three
,iyisfe,,s wiil be where he RIM hive foir
yiew Of thc Ina,uural ceremonies, untt only
In ,,,,e III tIlest viii tIlere ,e cyeI n distant
view fir thu other two, Every uli,il il these
,,to,rr ~ wr, xr1y ~, uour
N''l' 80 ~ "I''. ,..'...,' n"' ~
SO lhr rs seelisk lo celtItitnles VI w iiian'
glratl!n ~ the east por'ieo ol tne EMplloi.
tne ot tnesn DIVISIONS LINZ nlae
4rnnilu lle Gatto! H. NY Ky u!e
iIesluEat elehti W M.s ""} W tlic GME1tot "
, 1881-02-21
pOLlTICAL.



1fAKlusBuld. Pu., Feb. 2l-Fnur or I'VE men1~
bcrs OF the Conference Comlnlttee appointed by
the Beaver cA1leus haye expressed their willing
ness TO unite with tho i,ayne Republicans In tho
selection VI Il nov candidate for United States
3rnlt0r. and It IL prohable that ritter the meet-
Ing Tomorrow hight Beaver and Hayne will be
nD longer candidates. Tho determination to
closc tho protraeted contest Ia growing stronger
ani tho elcct,on Of n Republican senator within
II few dAys Ia highly probable. Tbs Rroat tr0ubd
Of tho pence conference will bG to se1ect b new
lnnn ncGupyl2 II conservative position, ,-onsn-
alye nCtl,ur to Eunntor Cameron nor to the1in-
dependent Republicans. ANY lnau Of prp~
M,lldeel rartlnl1ty for tho Cameron Or othe.
ltepuhlIenn element would huyn vnry litt'4
chunce Ut receiving the Endorsement Ut thu
Committee, ur fl hs did obtains tts .stlppnrt
wNulu likely hg rerittlRthl by mo Or the othe!
UG tho Republican cAttises. lieu. iitnvsr and
cn!. I&ayHe have both 1rft tho city, and Will not
return unless ttlcr presence should ho needed
by thotr friends.
, 1881-02-21
LAND.LEAGUE MEETING,

ap<ttal ntsyateh tn 1as Chicago Tribune.
DAvESpnEsr, H.. Feb. .0.-Nurris Hull,
Ruck Isla1ul, was ttllcu to overtiowlng this
evening to iscar NJ. address from William
llutey, al Pc0rfa, .ll,lcr tll8 auspices Ut the
Rock 1slnnd l.A.Ml l.pagne. The speakers
remarks weru received with fayor a.us at%
plsIlsse. Tie otller speakers wcro Mrs. s. A.
llnShrnol;, who sp0lsa un hellnlf Of tho WON.
Oh Of A,l,ericu; tlls Rev. Fnther Mack Col.
lMufOrlii, III thu If.m,h; Islander; anl r. +.
Cury, President Of tho lluek lsln,l4 Land
lHaElle. Intense enthusiasm prevailed. Il
neuill; WIS also held H. thLa city Tonight.
Tile fluid subscribed hero II $500 for lrelaI'a
tr,,afit
, 1881-02-21
Suicidal.

Special pispaffh 10 1ht chicago 1tfb1sne.
Mn.wAUkEE, Feb. :N.-Chayles Huetou,
tailor nge,t " years, residing Oh Walnut
street, sl,ieilcI tt,-.iay. llu used Il navy re-
volyer, md Minus. blow OIL tho top OF l,Ea
ht,ltt,
lSp1ASAPnlls, lnd,. Feb: 9o.-A yoa'a
mltied snci,le BY s!lool!iE herself lust hight.
Cn.lse unknown.
ST.. Lofts, Feb. a0.-lIenry u. Kothe, u
wealthy farmer living l.ear tilasgpw, Mo-,
solf through sl,s ilrIu., liz was Il pron lnene
Church llenl,er mud highly esteemed. No
cAilsu IL klluwi, for ttp net.
, 1881-02-21

Spectdi D1spdteh to Tae Chicago Tfthuns.
MESTOn o., Feb. .O-ti0v. Foster arrived al
Mentur this afternoon. Ilu left tho train al
Wtllnnxhhy, Nld wAs driven til Gen. HnFteils
hume. three miles nwny. Newspaper mcA hhve
mt heell gnvort.tl with even IL peep ut hin; bnt
btu presemce wnA observed by villagers, md thus
BECAME known. AZ he hns always been m0st
Intimate with tho Gr,crai. It Is reasonable to
Hssunle thut ut. cahlo tU u.ivisc nbont thu
tabiuet. though It Is not likely hu will be
HlrtlIt..r Il. ....-
cLEvE1Axl. o.. Feb, so.-Qcn. Phil Sheridan,
tho lion. .Inhn T.. Sew. III Indianapolis. tho tion.
jAtnes 1InrIhtt, Ut iuw, uIll Charles j. FuiKeE,
chief..1ltstite ur this Sew rnrk Court Ut
Appeals, wcrc ut Mcntur yesterday.
, 1881-02-21

8r. Louis, Nib. Feb. :D.--Iliu elevators
hers nre busy loutltug burgess With wheat uni
corn for forclgn sh!pac1t, via Now Orleans.
'rhreu hundred thousand to 1900 bushels
will bo sent ont carty thla week. alsd ulore
will follow.
, 1881-02-21

preaidOns Hayes, Stanley Matthews.
and .tlottzu .Tn[t.

-
Spt.tal Di,pateA to Yns Ch1eaeo Tribune.
co,t.,,,,rs H. Feb. M-.rhe ,yIt,u,rnwo, of
~ t;'.rstn,s, ,,o,nn ar, tho rn,nin,tt,,, ~
Alf, Fotste!'s ''an'e a'a tne nomination u
art l.. Wuo,lfor.l ns District Attorney IN
Sew Snrk Ilos mt Surnyisfti t1ust. well IT.
,no,n,u, vii, prrs,,,rnt 1layrs. IL wns mi.
u""'s" ."n '.,, "' TO-. f.'a -. ,,,",,+ ""r
'te' r sesef, % tha ass h1s, sc" ~ v 1nt slr
Hayps Ind tjnatl,@bpcn forced to recuEu,zu
thn fact tIot hI. party was mt Mt nh In ar-
."o .',,,, H., ,.,,,, .,. ,'ss f. ,,a,,, ~, r.,
withdraw tho names of nil his l'olntnattolls"f
minor Importance It he cal, but sectrc tile
confirmation Of
sr.x,r>- =, ,.r,,rus
',s J,1Stiec OF the Supreme Court. Ger
tainly the withdrawal Of atr. Fnrster's mime
Is calculated to add strength 10 this oplno,,.
stro,,r rtrnrt hns irrn n,,,,f. hr the
fiirs al'a supporters . ot .Ar. Matthews 10
create all impression that tile hllly opposition
TO his confirmation nruso frum the t.lct that
h. v,Is mn 0b,u u,un. II wus letell. aud l,y
solG oea'eseo' ., st summary .a. S.". .s'. ,, !o
aroused III tl!o ssate, nnd TINT state rrtae
would assert Itself. And, will, this end III
view, tic General Assembly BECAME iMynlyett,
mud by Il purity vote Il resolution passed this
Snnatp. requesting Ohio Senators III tor
srsss 10 vots far tho confirmation Of Sir.
Matthew'S. when lie fvSo!tttlnh ca'ne up
through tlls scheme mid thu resolution was
feletrea 10 eoht'''!see "haen W. 'aHu ~
Ehn cars that It h never exrosed 10 tlle
light 1t day. Whi!e some Of SlF. Matthews
friends we're asserting That to WIS to be tlv-
.ev VI .%.t ~ t. ...a
ahh1ler Hte'''oer ih1tltltlcs1 t'l IL WIS iot no
, 1881-02-21
WHEAT PROSPECTS IN WISCONSIN.

HF3tf1t
MILWAUKEE, Feb. SN.-In4ufry nno'lg
numbers ot tho Walw0rtA County Agrleult
u,,.l Sociuty s,,ws tliat in fifteen towns tia
prospects VI tho wlllter-wlleAt crnp are IT,
gurttpl hi favorlpie. Thu ncreAKe there. VI
throughout Wisconsin. Ii " per cent greater
lllalL lust yrAr.
, 1881-02-21
WANTS TO Be REINSTATEO,

1T. J.t,uls. Feb. H.-Aurgun Nolan1. tho
detusutl Vtce-i'reslt!rnt Ut the board Ut
Pulleo Commissioners Of lhts city, has ap-
lied fur II writ Ut nlu!ltlnIal,s tn cunpel EAa
Bual,l tu sutnstate him. Ihu case will sv
Heard tu-tnOrIoW.
, 1881-02-21

ssUilkllnk man Sn!u tH.t!Ay that ALLISON lltlu
really never been on TIL, slate Mt Mentor,
til, frIon,Is NJ ,tr r,,.n ,rn ,,.n,,.,,o
s ,''''"o ,'aa =. ~ ".u n.."E .','
n"S"'ua ''eehuse Mt' i,atl'e 'lhshot hna"1'n
tlle resignation of Ills Sci'Asnrship. They
M IsIan @ was t Il % do tiis n tint I'll" rcsn,,ai @ Inn
cnntt rcnrh tu0ustn to-,uorrow. In nrtlnr
,h.t ,i,n at,.t,nn ~ Nr t,1,in.,s s,,,,o,,es1,r
a,,,,,,, tot, ,a,. ,,,. .,.,,.,. fu,,. tr,'n1,.,,
s""." T., ."n. s.; pnso s ~ un' "eIh no" ues"t
ne&i' ~ ,''he Aot ns' t1Se ~ 'aKe !,'s stat ~
the executive session to vote 'po, tho orgatl-
lxntIon Of tic Senate. 1t Is said Tint tl,ls l,us
mt lrru ,1nrt.. md Tint
r ,n,',. "s,,, ,,,., ,''e' =. ,,.,,, ",. ". ~.
n the t,art + n,L sh w. sesxia .n N
Immediately Callctl. Frye's friends say that
TIM ,ietnv IN Hnnt1Inr In 1iluiue;4 restunnt1o,
elns In cnnflr,n tle re,,orts tl,at ,,oInr ,,ftrr
III nav ,,nt ~, ,utn.tha f,nh,not n,,i lin, In
''sss' "ss . =. '"sT "s .e'i,. ~
uoea NV WISH ~ te!tllauas1l eestatts lof
possIolo uncertainty. lAaine's fflcnas' OIL
tic other tlnnd, Insist Tint 1t would be lIn"
proper fur him to resign at PRESENT, ns such
Al, net wouId be u,iyalcnt to Il decluratlou
tlat he lad been assigned II plnce In tho !'ew
Cabinet, and that would bo unwlso and In
delicate.
nrA,sr "a pAtrpty 1Nruoy,so.
1tc ,,os I,o,i sryere attnrk NJ rl,ru,sntc unit
a.. LII, m ,"~ ,'''e ts, y" I1.' ~ ,ts
bed a,,l given him Intense pain. HI will bo
on Ills fTt fully recovered before lllauE,tra-
tlHl. !it NnttIn w U, tiie oc1Htc noW u lIs
pD}SleiAns utu lloG Iotnlu l!iHl IIots my INF
tne ant,gGl ol feiapso ~ ihG dani,; eishilge.
nnie Wena'isT' nsif:,e Oh nIshos ,insstns IVY
tlnit hlteI hli OlneIs navc E!sitea .Mti!lui ~
Wil ~ uelG; any, tnat tile CMnlMes M!ti T 10y ~ "
loTi'gM nlas,l @ ,n t'ney y ueas ,i, hGS IT,. @
rarv co 'e TIKI t is III say nt M pe oee
THE MOST THAT COULD LIE DONE FOR
coSkl.1Na
wouttl be to appoint Morton Secretary Of the
Eayy. or .tai,ics iostnlastersf; sIr.
Dluine's friends also assert lint tt,v report Of
tue approaching reconciliation Ut Blaine aud
Cunkllng is without foundation. They l,ave
not Iecii on speaking terms fur fourteen
years, md 1t Is i,nr,ly 10 bu supposed TINT
they are willing to make t!e. necessary n.l-
tie gentlemen who may be sclrctesl by t;ril.
Garfield rs lis constitutional ndyiscrs
viii be acceptable to thc Republican
party, Denlnclats who have attempted to ret
Up Iil-fuc!ing Mt tho outset iint themselves
, 1881-02-21

Sptft:l HttMttlt 70 7hf fH3fag2 TFibauf.
1IOruHr,S. st!eh., Fob. Ia.-At. tho Republican
County Convention heid yesterday tho follow.
ing EputieMem wero elected drlekates to tho Re-
publican Stntc Convention 10 be hcld ut Larsng
m tue :sI inst: The Hon. J. II. Chandler, tho
Un,, y. II. Surth. Eul. T.. H. Hinnt, William Con
4s,. james a. Close, II. II. cute nld ueorge d.
taul{pu.
, 1881-02-21

ST. Louis, tci. a0.-Jsosh rntttcal parties Ut
this r!ty Arc luMAlnR ac,Iro preparations for the
municipal e!eet!on tn April. Roth sides Will
put strong tickets in tho field, aud vigorous
campagn will Ge conducted.
, 1881-02-21
STY,CTiIIf)LDERS' iIIsE1TNG.

A. o. HALL, formerly Of Vim. Blair &
Co. Is admitted rs member OF our firm,
sy.e htrcaise, to be GOULD, HALL & CO.;
nme to date from Feb. 1st.
l., GOULD 4 CO.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-22

its high and narrow bank over mile
long and very steep and crooked, but
contrary to all orders, the driver of the
hind coach, being comfortably drunk,
with bull whacker on the scat with
him, gave whoop, cracked his whip and
oil four horses were soon on dead run
with heavy coach full of passengers, to
bring down a long, crooked and steep
hill at break-neck gait. The first to
take in the situation was Mr.. Hunter,
the company's messenger, who jumped
from the coach, but not far enough, as
the hind wheel passed over his right leg
breaking his ancle and bruising him
badly. Next to leap was Col. Ballard,
general freight agent at Fort Pierre,
followed by Geo. w. and w. ID. Parsons
from Dodge Center, leaving A. @. Jones
and Lieut.. Baldwin, post trader at Fort
Meade strapped in on the back seat, who
rode to the bottom unhurt. It was most
miraculous escape, for if the coach had
turned over it would have taken horses
and oil over the bank from forty to two
hundred and fifty feet. On arriving at
the foot Of the hill only the leaders were
attached to the coach. The driver
claims they were running away. And
no doubt they were after the first start.
Mr.. Hunter was placed in the coach
in the most comfortable manner posi-
BILE, and rode 25 hours to Pierre. "The
whole thing was looked upon by the pas
sengers as most reckless piece Of dare
devilisln."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-22

An American Edition of the Testament to
be Issucd-Every Man His Own Bible
Maker.
New York, June 18.-The fears which
many expressed that the revised new
testament would open the way for other
immediate revisions bids fair to be real
lied. Whether the fact that two or three
revisions are to be put on tho market
this year will disgust the christian pub
lie with the whole matter and induce
them to cling to the old version, remains
to be seen. The latest version which
will be ready in few weeks, will contain
all the readings and renderings suggest
ed by the American committee and
which are now found in a separate list
OF the end of the Oxford Cam
bridge editions. The new edition. 1t is
understood, will be issued with the con-
sent of the American revisers, and will
be copyrighted and known as the Ameri-
can revision. The Episcopalians. it Is
understood, arc solidly opposed to the
issuing of an American edition. They
say it will make the way easy for other
reyisions. until everybody who is dissat-
isfed with any portion Of the testament
will feel authorized to put forth revis-
ion of his own. The opinion was ex-
pressed by leading Baptists and Meth
odists that the new version would not
come into general public use for o year
or two.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-22
wHloop'.LA!

A Drunken Stage Driver on the Pierre
Road Gives his Passengers Lively shnk-
lng Up.
St. Paul Pionccr-Press, 10th.
A citizen who hss just returned from u
visit to Fort Pierre. thus mentions an
incident Of d recent trip by stage from
Deadwood to Pierre: "a stage due from
Deadwood recently arrived ut Pierre two
hours ahead of tilne-tlle passengers all
complaining Of the reckless manner in
which they had been drawn over dan
Rerols portion Of the route mentioned.
The drivers ail have orders to rbck their
wheels when coming down, CHEYENNE
hill, and ifwsmen or children are aboard
to ask them TO walk down, on account OF
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-22
Proposals for Purchase Of Bonds.
TERRITORIAL TREAsuREn's OFFICE
Xanlfon Dn ln&a Inno l9&h 1901

1ahKtOh, DHKOta, Juhe 18Th, 1881.
TN ACCORDANCE with an act Of the legisla-
tive assembly of Dakota entitled AN act
hospital for the insane and to provide for the
building Of the same" approved February 2l
1881, will on the 18th day of July, 1881, Chat
being more than thirty days after the first pub
lication of this notice.. receive at this Office
sealed proposals for the purchase Of the whole
or any part of Forty Thousand Dollars coupon
bonds Of the territory Of Dakota, Of denomina-
tions of Five Hundred Dollars each, bearing
date May l. 1881, with interest at the rate Of six
per cent per annum, payable scmi-annually on
the Chemical National bank in the city Of New
York, running twenty years, and payable at the
option of the territory at any time after five
years from date of same. Said bonds to be sold
to the highest bidder for cash.
W. H. McVAY,
Territorial Treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-22
REVISING THE REVISION.

An American Edition of the Testament to
be Issued-Every Man His Own Bible
Maker
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-22

Re-glazing promptly attended to.
Orders Tor Painting aud Cal.
cimining received.