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PRICE ONE CEN L

n oTICE-I, Isaac c.. Pyle. in eompl s-ce
~ with ihe IeQuITemt nts of an act Of
Assembly, in such case made and pro-
vlded, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in wr ting 10 The Court OF General
Sesslons of the Peace and jail DeitvIry OF
The state of Delaware, In and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day Of
May next, being the first day OF the May
term A. ~, 1881, for license 10 keep AN
Inn or tavern, known as The Lafayette
Hotel, at the s. W. corner o, Ninth AID
Shipley streets, in the Fifth Ward of
the city OF Wilmington, Del, New castle
county and State aforesaid, and to sell In
toxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, 10 be drunk on the premises,
andthe following respectable citizens re.
commend the said appl cation, to wit:
W. y. Elliott, Wash ngtonl Mason.
Samuel Pyle, joel FIRST,
W. W. Walker, Be nard +. Hassou,
A. Given, Henry Kyle,
Lewis L. Breen, A. L. AtnScow,
John Z. Donahoe, Mans V. Pyle,
Jonn X. Kane, Albert JacQuot,
Jas N. Cleland, H. c. SDitcher,
George Allmon, W. A. La otte,
ID. q. Turner, John Fullmer,
Thos. NJ. hubert, VIC. Woods,
T .os. j Bowen, John Ferry.
W. A Murphy, James Bennett,
apr9-3ts ISAAC @. PYIE
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MOIICE.--l, John Doordon. do hereby
N give notice that shall apply 10 the
Judges OF the Court of Generai sessions
of the Peace aud jail Delivery OF the state
OF Delaware. In and for New Castle
county, on Monday, ihe 9th day of MAJ
next, A. D., 1881, beng the first day OF
the May term, Tor license to keep an
inn or tavern on Heald street. between A
and Lobdell streets, iu tue Second Ward
Of the city of Wilmington, Del. New
Castle county anu State Aforesaid, with
the priVil Se OF selling intoxicating
liqunls III lS5s,4 antilles than one quart,
TO Dc ul IL, k on the premises, and the fol-
lowing substantial freeholders recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
Joseph Stoeckle, Charles +. sparks.
Michael Kenny, John b. Elliott,
Nicholas Jenny, Henry U. Roller,
X. Ii. Taylor, William White,
Fred. Muenger, WIN. G. Cummin,
Joseph White, John Ford,
W. IL. Quinn, A. A. kasLburn,
Ferdinand Vcgel, George M. Lucas,
Daniel O'Byrne, Charles Tschan,
henry Feidmeir, John Hannegan,
Joseph ii. Richards, Joseph Caspar,
John 4 eeney,
apr9-st JOHN DooRUoN.
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TO BE REBUILT.

The Coatesvill Times says: Work will
be commenced on Monday next rebuild
ing the large shawl aud flannel factory
which was destroyed by fire some time
ago. The structure will be of stone, ,fouI
stories, and will be erected on the site o
.he old mill in Valley township. Mr.
Greenwood expects to have the mill in
operation by the first of next July. The
factory will be operated with entirly new
machinery of the latest aud most improv-
ed makes, aud the business will he run
on much larger SCALE West Chester
New8.
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NJ oTICE.--I, JAMES b. ToMAN. IN
IN compliance with the requirement.
Of the Act OF Assembly In such case nade
made and provided do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the Court
OF General sessions of the peace and Jail
delivery OF the State of Delaware, IN and
for New Castle Co. on Mon LAY, the 9th
day oil May next, A. ID. 1881, being the first
day of the May ERIN of the said court, tor
a license to keep an inn or tavern known
as the United states Hotel, at the corner
of Ninth and Young streets, IN the city
of New Castle school district NO. 40, New
Castle county, and to sell intoxicating
LIQUORS in less quantities han one quart
to be drunk on the premises, and tue fol-
lowing respectable ciLzens recommend
the SAID application, 10 wit:
A. q. Gray, l..F. Brady.
Frank X. Herbert, Joseph Ii. Callahan
vii lam b. Herbet, Lawrence Wall,
William KINNEY, Thomas Foster,
James Nilmont, James O'Niel,
M. N. Weir ID. Fitzgerald,
K, Chase, George +. Deakyne,
John Kelly,
aprg-3Ls JAMES B. TOMAN.
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REDUCTION IN FARES

Changes in passenger rates oyer the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad between Baltimore and
Philadelphia and New York go into
effect tomorrow. From President
street depot, Baltimore, to New York
the fare will be Sc. %, reduction of 90
cents from Union depot the fare will
b. S5. SO, a reduction of 70 cents. The
fare from Union depot TO West Phila-
delphia, which is now 1926, win be
$3.
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OrICE-I, Charles Shearer, in corn
~ pliance with therequirements of the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided do herebysiye notice that shall
apply In writing 10 the court of general
sessions of the peace and jail delivery of
the state of Delaware, In and for New
Cast Q county, on Monday, the 9Th day of
next Nav A. ID 1881, being the first day OF
the next May term of the said court. for
a license 10 keep an Inn or tavern known
as the Kirkwood Hotel, IN The village OF
Ktrkwoud, Pencader hundred. New Cas-
tle county, school district No. SS and to
sill intoxicating liquors in less quapti-
ties than one quart, 10 be drunk on Ine
pre- ~ lses, and the following respectable
eittzeus recon- med the said application;
~ "a Ford. Thomas Redmile,
~ PIummer. william kirkwOod,
william Hays y. II. ann; ~,..u
Samh z. Couaway. Jonslhan 4. NeNA'
| Ceorge M. Kactne, W. n. Waru,
Linn Al. SnaIk,, James Berges,
w a Iohnson. Pete Shearer,
Richard l.. Cam,
! aprs-3ts CHARLES ShEAhHH'
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LlIILDREN'S HOME.

rs. evening the 'lrH,i"es VI lhe Home
|FrIeudlSss AID Destitute Children
! aud elected the following officers:
'resident William NJ. Candy.
.ecretary-J, A, Richardson.
&reasureT-- A. e K blusou.
fhe former hoard OF lady managers
3 re- elect u
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MOrICE.-I. J,Ln 4. est. n Som-
N pIiance with the requirements of the
act OF Assembly, IN sucn case made aud
PROVIDED, 20 hereby give notice that !
shall apply In writing TO the Court Of
General Sessio g VI t . Peace and Jail
Delivery OF Gne state of Delaware, in . q
for New Castle equity, on Monday. the
y, day of May next, A. D., 1881, being the
first day OF the next May term OF said
court Tor a license to Keep an INN or tav-
cru, known as tn Pennsylvania Avenue
House. on Pennsylvania Avenue, near
Scott street, IN the Seventh Ward OF tho
city of Wilmington. DEL, and to sell in
toxicattng liquors in les quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premists,
aud The following r spectacle citizens
recon- mend the said application, TO wit:
q o. AtnsworUh, Geo. r. Robinson,
Edw. Mcdowell, Alexander Mealey,
q o. sharpe, VIM. X. Bra nan,
John BensOnL John g. McManus,
John BiilingsIy, +, w. He'll,
/. A. RICHTER, Iuos. II. .,ri aveB,
James l.. Mex nney, James Da by,
b. +. Perkins, W. W. | canon,
S. IL. Davis, James .. .4snworth.
John q Scuaefer, Wm. II. exander,
W. c. Ford, X. Ii. Forrest,
Andrew TIainor, W. Spri ger
-apT9-5t+ JOHN T WEST.
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A large invoice of Boys and Chill
dren's Suits just received at the Bos-
ton One Price Clothing House from
our Manufacturing House of New
York. a8,2t.
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NAw ADV hnIIs1.M r.N.1 :.

Al ISSING Left his home on MONDAY
Nl last. n boy Ramed John Lowe, aged
IL years. HIS aark hair with COW lick
dressed in dark hat, light coat, darP
pants, and shoes well worn. Information
concerning him can be left al The
GAZETTE tfflce.
Pn'ladeIphla and New Jersey papers
please copy. apr0-u
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EVENING SESSION.
Hnnee met al Z. 30 u. m.

House met at 30 p. m.
The Senate bill defining the term of
Office Of City Solicitor and City Auditor
was passed, with an amendment requir-
ing the City Solicitor to be m mber Of
the bar OF five years standing of three
years practice in tue Superior Court
and Court OF Chancery.]
The Senate bill reducing the number
Of Wilmington justices of the peace aud
defining their jurisdiction was passed,
MessTs. Bradford and Cahall voting in
the negative.
The bill relating to the Silver Run
Marsh Company was passed.
The Senate bill relating to the old
court house at New Castle was reported
unfavorably aud lost.
The bill Incorporating the st. Jones'
River Improvement Company was
passed also the bill incorporating
the Gregg & Bowe Carriage Company.
The Senate amen Iment to Mr.. Reg
ister's assessment bill, (Which struck
out the amendments of the House
committee aud restored the bill 10 its
original shape, as published in We'd
nesday's GAZETTE) was concur
red in by vote of IL to 10.
The bill abolishing school district
No. 203 (Browntown) was passed.
The Sc ate joint resolution giving
George V. Massey and j. L. Wolcott
$500 each for drafting the refunding
bill was concurred in by vot of IL
to5; Graham, McNeal, Pilling and
Speaker Williams voting in the mega
| tive.
The Revised Statutes Committee re.
ported unfavorably on the bill in rela.
tion 10 jurors. Adopted.
A memorial was presented which,
after setting forth that 1t would be un
wise to turn loos, an army of pauperi
upon the community, and much more
to like effect, asked an appropriation
of 500, 900 to be made to John a.
Paynter, Speaker of the Third House.
to be by him distributed among hIl
associate members of said body.
Amid much merriment, Mr.. T. N
Williams moved the reference of the
memorial to the Committee on Game
The Senate bill increasing the pa,
of members of the Legislature, wa
read and indefinitely postponed.
The Committee on Accounts report
\ ed the amount of salary and mileag,
due members and officers of the Hous,
which was adopted.
Adjourned.
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ERST EDITION.
.r,crRs INSTALLED.

|orFICERs INSTALLED.
ki,mipgton Division has sas. install ms all
y liE,T following officers for the en-
|g,'ey 'D,'I IP,atriarch-W. S. McNair .
[ett'y [[oe',aa assSflb'e-ss scfIb'-s. y i. Fogg.
Fsi..,nt sG,aIT Recording Scribe--Anna
Mum. -. u M,roa,ravd
Eaaaasurer-James p. Hayes.
RnIa,n Mrs. A n. Beatty.
EaSnctor George G Byrne.
|ssistapt Conductor - Martha
Es,de sentinel-R. V. S. Beatty.
Etsjde Sentipel-George F. Nc
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HAND MASHED.

yesterday while a brakeman
ped Patterson, was engaged in
Apling cars at Lamokln, one of
hands was caught between the
eplings and was badly mashed the
Rmb being completely split open.
at once went to a physician who
Adaged up the wound.
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RIG PRICES.

many per,ons, the PottSts wn Led
ave-. We complain daily that IT costs too
10 live, This may be the case in
1 nlac.,, but not in PottstOwn. Why
/ ri, % morning p4tr Of horses were
tar | $3.50, one of the animals bring
Ia sn1 The other $3.50. This 10
E.,.s enough. Another instance: A
i, .bop Is 10 he built on Hanover
4 near the railroad. The contractor
A, erection has agreed to do all the
4 save ii laying Of the foundation,
&O lhi insIndes all the lumber
4 Ms, Ia It's construction. such
Is do not seem high, certainly.
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~ OIICE.-I, William Henry Carroll,
IN III compliance with the require
msnts OF an act of Assembly, In such case
made and provided, do hereby give noL.ce
that shall, apply In writing TO the Couir
OF General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Denvery, of the s. ate OF Delaware, In and
Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
9Th day of May next, A. D., 1881, being The
hrst day OF the next May Term o ihe said
court, Il license to keep an inn o, ta
ern at No, l4ls French street, in the
) xth ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, ard to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, 10 kbe
drunk on the premises, and the following
substantial freeholders recommend
the said app lica tion, to wit:
Richard Stoeckle, Fred Wahi,
Thomas Donnelly, John Schade.
Daniel Fritz; Joseph Meller,
Thos. Donnelly, Jr., VIM. Kleinstuber,
John ID. Adams, John Manz,
John Dohsrty, Henry b. Courtney,
Wilhelm Schneider. Henry Schneider,
Michael Danahee, John Carney,
Jacob Butz, Dennis FenneseY.
r. w. He1ss, Peter Nessbemmer.
Chas. Hallam, Martin Heidlinger,
WILLIAM Henry CARROLL
aDr9-3L@
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.

Rt. Rev. Bishop Lee will administer
the Rite of Confirmation in st. An
drew's Church tomorrow morning.
Service at 1890.
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WILMINGTON. DEL, SATURDAY. APRIL g. 1891.

striking out "when required 10 he pro-
duced" and substituting When tie
vote is taken" Lost by vote of IL
toe.
The Senate was then by party vote
of IA to 2 concurred in.
1.-THE amendment adds the following
to the existing law "ADy Judge ne
glscting or refusing to stamp the re-
ceipt, when required to be produced,
shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
shall, npon conviction, be fined 800
or imprisonment three months, or
both.
The Senate bill authorizing the
Town Committee of Dover to issue
$50, 900 four-per- cent bonds, redeema-
ble in 1901, for the purpose Of supply
ing the town with Water and Fire De-
partments, was taken up.
Mr.. Cahall offered an amendment
providing that the bonds shall not be
issued until after the question of their
issue shall have been submitted to a
vote of the properly owners of the
town in which election each citizen
shall be entitled to one vote for each
dollar of real estate tax paid by him.
Lest.
The bill was then passed by a vote
of 18 to 8; Messrs. Cahall, Stayton
and TOmlinson voting in the negative.
The Senate bill to secure free elec-
tions was passed by a unanimous vote.
The bill imposes penalty of fine
of from $500 to $1,000, 0r impris n
ment for one year, (if the actual per-
son is the culpiD or both, upon any
per on, firm or corporation who or
which may be convicted of bribery, or
intimidating an smploye, or threatening
him with temporary or absolute loss OF
nployment, in order to influence his
vote and sand elector may in addition
sue for and recover $500 from the
party offending. The acts of any off,
Ger of a corporation, so Tar 40 it relates
to the corporation, shall be construed
as the act Of tho corporation /; but such
officer shall in addition be liable in his
individual capacity.]
The Senate bill H. relation to Uniform
ballots was passed by party vote Of IA
tot.
The bill relating to tlE tax rates to be
laid upon the citizens ii Browntown was
passed by the some v,.e.
The bill TO divorce Elizabeth Y. and
Charles E. Stevenson was passed by q
vote of IL to9 8.
The Senate supplement- 70 the new Ii
quor law, [changing the salary OF the
Wilmington 3ailiff from $1,000 year To
So per day for each day of actual service]
was carried by vote of IL TO 0.
The House bill prohibiting torchlighi
pala AIDES, with amendments, was passed
by vote of Is TO 9.
fhe bill, as aIAended, forbids politi-
cal torchlight parades marching through
| any public road or street In this State In
the night Time. ANY one taking part IL
such parade will be liable to fine o
from So To $40.
The bill renewing the charter of the
| Academy OF the Visitation was passed.
The Senate bill reducing the humber
of Wilmington justices of The peace Il
three WAS read twice and referred.
Adjourned.
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buack qu,ck. quAck," said the doc
d wnen n. found lr. Buns Cough
IN lhe house of almost cry pa
fbStAsDlils dccrea ,ed and the peo-
we're hsppy, Price % cents 10 DOL
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n OTICE.-l, James Muirooney. O IL
IN censed retailer of goods. wares aud
merchandise, do he eby give motto that
of General Sessions of h. Peace and al
delivery N1 the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, on Mo day, the
first day of the next May term OF the said
court, for a license To sell toxicaiing
half eallon. at No. 402 Poplar street, In
the Fourth Ward of the city of Whining
ton. Delaware land The following substan-
tial freeholders residing in ga ward, re-
commend the said application TO wit:
Heary Albert, George Adele,
ThOs. Is. Eaton, August Ten Wogea.
homas w. Zebley, Peter Mannion,
John McClosH ey, julius Krauspe,
VIM. McGOnigle, John ehfenbach,
john MeClafferty, John Calhoun.
Francis X ia quot, James y. BARLEY,
John u. KurJZ, James Brady
Martin Farrell, Joseph McDaCe.
Michael Kane, Thomas Fah0y,.
Bernard Bonner, Patrick Hession,
Thorn Al Lally, Francis Kelly.
James s. Heal.
aprs-3t' JAMES MULROoNEY.
n, ,oTICE.-I, tJacob B. Hyatt, In eem-
N pliance with the reqn.rements OF
the act of Ass embly, In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in wTins Ing p to The Court Sf
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle county. on Monday, the
9th day OF May next, A. D., 1881. being
the first day of the May term of the said
court, for license to Keep an inn or tAv.
ern. known as the Farmers and Drovers'
Hotel, in the town OF Newport, South
Christiana Hundred. School Districts Nos.
| ~ and E, and to sell Intoxicating
| liquors In less quantities than one quart,
TO be drunk on the prem isss. and the
following substantial fresholders recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
| Henry MILLER, George D. Cullage,
David Hulbar. william Dun,
Il; Ls Clay sSstoHs Sn.,Hsr e, N. Groome.i .
Jshn W. Lyman, William Pierce,
John T. Ayers, ]. r. Barrett,
| Joseph L. Barrett.
apr8-ste JACOB b. HYATT.
A ORDINANCE IN RELArIo.s TO
| IA THE ERECTION AND CONBCRUO-
| TON OF A FIRE ALARM TELE.
Be il ordained by the City Council OF
section i. That the Committee on Fire
Companies be and they are hereby
reliable parties for the erection and CON.
| struction OF the Gameweli system ofFlre
| Alarm and Telegraphic communication,
| Within the City of Wilmington. at cost
moi to exceed 5000. The .conti actor or
contractors she'll enter into bond, to the
amount oftwo thousand doliars, with
su ETY., to be approved by Olty Council
for the faithful perioI mahce oi the terms
of The contrbci.
Upon the completion of the contract the
work shall be subjected to q Iair tess
before being accept by the City Council.
Passed at the City Hall, April !, lhSl.
HARRY SHARP ley,
Presidens Of CITY CtuncIl.
| Attest, AE. b. FRAZER,
| aprs-2t Clerk OF Council
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All the important telegraphic news
and all the local news in the Star; on
ly cents.
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Me hundred boys wanted to sell he
\ tomorrow morning. Apply 1t
N and Market streets.
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NJ OTICE-I, Bridget Laliy, In COM
IN pliance with The requirements OF
Lbe act of Assembly, In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
I shall apply in writing to the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Dehvery. OF the state of Delaware In and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
9th day ol May next, a. D., 1881 being the
trst day OF the next May term OF the said
court, TOR q license to keep an inn or tav-
ern. at No. I'll K. Front street, In the
second ward of the city OF Wilmingt ton,
Deiawnre. and to ell intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart to be
drunk Gu the premises, and the following
respectable citizs ms recommend the said
applIcat' on, 10 wit:
Geo. X. Higgins, Patrick Plunkete,
MIchae. Kenny, j. w. Reynolds,
] tmes McVey, Pa rick Harmey.
John May, Martin Ii. + llIott,f
John Tuliy, John b. ELI tt,
John Plunkett, Henry Feldmeir.
George W. Rival, Charles Il. sparks,
Johh f. Bush, VIM. h. Quinn,
Char es Rey nolds, Ihos. McDAvitt,
MlchaeI ketlley, James Wkite,
his john Doordon,
Hugh n Quinn, 7. B, merritt,
marx ID MEL Gala an,
Wit-W. H. Quinn,
apr9-St BRIIGET LALI.Y.
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AVS POPULAR SUNDAY PA.
pERS

paws, Ntls Market street, claims
IT, New York aud Philadelphia
Fhda1 hperS contains from 8 to 10
nes as nlfh news as the Star, and asks
EOhpaI'oh OF lem with the Star in
\ morning Tue cheapest, Brightest
\ Oe'''iof sac as early as $50 O'Clock.
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b aailg Gassttt.

WILMINGTON P0sT-oTTIcE
|sEp SsEIeoND-oLAss MATrMh'
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HoUsE-AFTERNooN sRssIoN.

House reassembled at p. m.
The Senate bill in relation to con-
victs was passed, [providing that con-
victs sentenced for periods of six
months and upwards may be sent
without expense TO the State except
IN specified cases, to penitentiary in
some other State (New York;. In
case satisfactory arrangements cannot
be made to do this, the Levy Courts
are directed and empowered to hire
out the convicts or employ them on
the roads or public works.
The Senate bill providing that the
taxes collected by the Delaware
Association for the Education OF Col
ored People shall apportioned equal!
among The several schools of eacl
county WAS passed.
The Senate amendment to chap. 20
vol. Is, Laws of Delaware, lbeing vii
tually q substitute for the House bll
regarding the stamping of tax receipt
ct State elections1 was called up.
Mr.. Bradford moved to amend b
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-02-09

st. Louis, Feb. s-Dispatchs received
at military headquarters here to-day, and
confirmed by Poplar river and Fl. Blu.
ford specials to the Pioneer Press, re.
port the return of Scout Culberson, who
followed Sitting Buii's trail across the
line. Culberson says the chief is now
safe at Woody Mountain, after hasty
and forced march. The trail indicates
that his band numbers forty lodges OF
800 persons. He crossed the line siI, days
ahead Of the scout. Culberson says the
country is destitute of buffalo, and that
when Sitting Bulls present supply Of
food is exhausted he must return OF
starve.
Dispatches report the arrival at Buford
and surrender Of Grow Kings band oi
Bis warriors. They have given up thei,
arms and ponies. Grow King is the chiel
next in authority to. Sitting Bull. He
says his ise the first band to
surrender direct = from Sitting
Bulls camp. He says he thinks Sitting
Bull will come in soon, and wants to go
to him to induce him to surrender. He al
80 wants togo to- Washington and set
the Great Father. He wants his ban6
settled in reservation on the Upper
Yellowstone and wishes to be taught the
ways of civilized life.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-02-09
Results Of the Recent Storm.

Kansas City, Mo-. Feb. 1.-Two days.
rain raised the waterAin the Missouri
and Kansas rivers,which rose very rapid
ly and resulted in much damage to the
stock yards, and the bridge has been
badly damaged. Great damage has
been done to the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe roadbed, and trains were to-day
sent out and arrived over the Kansas
Pacific railroad track. At Topeka the
heavy storms and freshets from the
melted snow in Colorado and southwest
Kansas has caused serious delays on the
Santa Fe road. No train has arrived
from Pueblo since Wednesday. It will
be some days before the water will SUBJ
side and the tracks can be put in repair:
Lincoln. Neb., Feb. 7.-The rain nir storm
teleglaphed Saturday, turned into snow.
and there is now about fifteen inches on
the level. The ice and snow will cause
heavy loss among the cattle IN the west
ern part of the state. -
san Francisco, Feb 7.-Dispatches
from points in the central and northern
parts of the state say the rain that began
last night, is extensive throughout the
state. The fall SO far has not been 80
heavy as heretofore. There will be no
danger of further overflow in the Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin rivers. Warm
rains are fallingin the high Sierras, where
there is an immense deposit of snow. In
the Sacramento valley the waters are
falling and the worst is thought to be
over. Many steamers are flying over
submerged plains taking of. cattle and
stock. ,1Ss.f taHs.Es! fs.Az's-
New Orleans, Feb. IA crevasse in
the old and new levees submerged nearly
all that portion Of the city west Of Broad
street between the two canals, and all
west of John street and north as far as
Ursuline street. Within the last men.
toned district, embracing one hundred
squares, the streets and sidewalks art
entirely covered with water. The shell
road from New Lake to the half way
house is two feet under water Over @
fences were blown down and the roof s3i
Andriads' market house carried away
Morg.n's wharf, at the foot Of sEspikndt
street is severely damaged. The roof o
the wing of the court house was blowl
off and the records received wetting
Alg,ers suffered terribly. !.