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CROP-PROSPECTS.


Special ptspatth 10 7ns Chicago Tribune.
Sr. PAUL, Affnn., April 15.-.rhe following
1lspatcl!es show the progress Ut gratn.seei'
Ing In this State:
Redwood Fa!Is:-In this vicinity tho sno. %
deop, anu sirIftad from six to ten feet deep| y
uthor placeH. There was hut little land plnwea
lust fall on account OF early fall storms, ad nas
nloro than onc-thirti OF last ycur's crup ~
iirat or May. It II doubtful II tho ground w!
then 'be III condition. Tho snow y MT
rnaltug very rapi4ly. and thore Is %
water rct running IN tho lockwood 0r stinnesuA
at this place., Very few baro spots can be teta
for aoclsuy beyond getting ready for w1rk whea
tho SNOW ls Rouo. souo ure hopeful aud so'Hs
vaia-5oedna has begun 10 sotne of tho ehlss
ground tn tl,!s Vicinity. SAMUEL Fulton, !v!15
good shape: i. y few duys moro tue pas. ,Is.
orally in,, thts scottun. About ono.hall
moro will be cropped thls year aaaa
Ta!s seasu,s VI sxpest @ Is ssip i2e;s Sse,so. ''
Granito Futls-lh tho vAilcY Il large portion q
the SNOW bus disappeared. but out on tito ptsl'
re there 10 yet nt lgnst 0ile ine Of sold saon.
which Ia paok'M III hard nv Ice, md tartncfs u
bus not bcon bcitcF this Winter. There Z 70
alKn OF broak-up in tho MlnnesutI ltlsss
yet, tMt as Il ~ sMlnthy tA!s MORNING, wlta tas
wind ~ tho south. wo cAn confidently LOOK tor"
to taako y auuya IN that direction shortly. ,,.
tlFat full dny's work Ut seeding Ut tue seAss1s
As coinparcd with lust yeurt BY reliable !neta.
orandun. th0y are Just ono lay bohlnh Wild VI !os
nll bs shwit In tho county by May ]. which !"
yOoI 8ppaUu,
, 1881-04-16
. HOUSE..
4 COUPLE or FAT HILLS.
aptcta& ulsMteA to 1Hs Chttda0 Tribune,

a A0k4'A+Tt VI tAA IAtAIs7s
apteta. uispateA to 1As Chicago Tribune.
SriuS0FIELli, ILL.,, April LITTLE Commit
tco on Contingent Expenses got tic floor OIL
the opening ut tho 1lauso this morning, and
recommended tic adoption Of the twin reso-
lutlons providing for TIC payment OF Mloro.
8fnwsk!'s and Scl,urlau's contested election
expenses, tile bill Of the former amounting to
$50,, md that Of t1i8 hitter to 3S78. The prn-
cIpal ltets wero= for attorneys and detect
tyes' fees, Justice fees, payment Of tally
clcrks, and for tho contestants time In nd
yailctnE his chances Of getting In.
Baldwin. Of Dureau, apparently thought
tlat tl1e bills were capable oftInvestgatlon
and digestion before payment, and succeeded
In having the report ordered printed and
madoa Il special order for a week FROM next
Tuesday.
F1s1sII TIE nu1IpIN0.
The Committee on Public buildings md
Grounds recommended tho passage OF tho
bill providing fnr thu Old appropriation to
complete tile Stnte-l1onse, contingent upon
the appfoyRl of tho pe1plo as expresscl
thrnuKl their votes at any general election.
The COMMITTEES OIL Appropriations sat down
OH tho lock md daut scheme ut Dcarlstowtl,
recommended MI appropriation of Saaj. 600
for Clusters current expenses $Gl,7t5 fDr
thu Blind Asylum Mt Jacksonville, md s., ,O00
ror tic Deaf Md Dumb School ut Chicago.
Tho Committee OIL Hunks md 1}a,lkers sat
down Oil u bill Introduced BY Little, Ut Fay
cite, to rGK,lato banks mid lanklng, to pro-
tcct tlepOsltora In savings baI,ks, atlu to prn.
vtAo for tho proper assessment Of Tic capital
OF private ana savings banks for tho p,ruoss
Of tuxatiut. ! : .-~, -.
\ sTAt.w.A1sr MINORITY,
C0nlnnaai hf rim ttltEhr ttF lila l,f1I Vnunn
, 1881-04-16
CINCINNATr.

CINCINNATI, O.. April 15.-The streot-cara
are nearly all still this morning oil account
OF the strike. Tho Company say they will
get about l50 cars startcd during tho day, rs
tltoy I,avo 400 applications for, places from
now men on file. Slnyor Means Inns ordered
n adetachmcnt of police to be OIL hund for tho
projection OF the laen who desire to work.
Tho strike creatcs considerable excitement
rs well as fflcu,tyenience. Two cars wero
started on tic pendtet0n Line witlt INV
,uett, but tho strlkors, who Ind assembled in
lnrge nuulbers t00k tile inct1 from tho cnrs,
and they wcre sturpcd. At Tho stables OF
tlle PenltctoN Lne large crssTtls oyo assg.M-
only cars that went through wpre driven by
policemen.
ALI the Newport, KY. street.car employees
have united with the city lines III tho strike.
, 1881-04-16
At BUFFALO, N, Y.

BUFFALO, n. T., April 15,-At mldnl9hs
last night disastrous iiro broke out In tha
Int nlnllutacto1y OF Stafford, Faul Il e.,
situntel III the Matthews Block, destroying
the stock Of tho firm, amounting to Saaav;
Insured for $4,000. Loss OIL building,
owned BY J. n. Matthews, editur of tho Et.
press, $40, QUO; Insured. Tho establishment
Of l.. lllrselilie!tl Il Co. aid Hiram ExsteIu,
adjoining, wcro Injured by water s5y,p!l,
Botlln nru Ii.sllrad.. Thu cnllse oF tho tlrs K
unknown. Seyeral lirenlell narrowly e.
tnpcd with their llv..s, being carried down
tlllet hnors, hut were rescued with only
fuW bruises.
, 1881-04-16
"A STRANGE PAIR.

Ct.EvE1.Axn. o., April l5.--A special
chronicles an inteFestlng case at Mt Vernon.
Lester WILLIAMS shot ulll killed stork three
fest and Il halt high when erect :TAe bird
being strange, was taken to tho office Of Ds,
NohInson aud examined by orpith0logtca!
exports. While being handled tile head Of a
snake psotgaded from tho fowl's mouth.
, 1881-04-16

Hpf<dE Ul5Id7eh, 10 TIE CHled96 7Tt1H1s@
MILWAUKEE, April 15.-Et1 Barbour, OF
this city, travclur for II drng.honsc, mot with
Il serious accident Mt tho Quniesec (A1ich.)
Hotel. lie wns coming downstairs witt, Il
lanlp In his left hand and his right land In
his pocket. lie did not apparently count the
steps, md when ,,ear the bottom thought llu
was there and steppuu oil into snace, failing
lIeavi!y OH lls. left shoulder nntt, check,
tr0nl his face, and smashing tho lamp.
, 1881-04-16

Loulsvitt.E, KY. April l5.--At y meeting
OF the Loufsylllo Presbyterian Church Hputh
this morning, DR.. Stuart Robinson restgned
his position as pastor ct the Second peesby-
terlan Church. giving US REASON luis ags ad
falling Health, which niake tt'lnlposslble for
him to bear the trials aud troubles Of active
ministerial duties. Or. Robinson has beB9
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian Church
over twenty,tWo Xeafa. and Ia tha .uoat pJQm.
, 1881-04-16

Naturally the spectators tIroppe! the birds
lcnti afnt nwntetl developments. The !snnao
at0rk's stomach, mil proved ut rs ,rArG n
sWcfes Ntto,,E nlllltlans rs tho st0rk II In
North Atnerlrnn tAnnn. Tho reptile ll,eas.
ttreu futtr tnet In length and three Inches uid
n hnif III circumference.
, 1881-04-16

NEW LONDON, Wis, Apr1l l5.-Melks
john u IIattol's stayo and heading iacsot1
at Atanawa, Waupaea County, was burned
last midnight. Estimated loss 5000; no
Insurance. Tho ilrl,'s sawmtll WIS burned
Feb. Ii last, tllltl the circumstances Il, etlet
caso Indicate ineentliarIsln. Tho fucluy
will bu rebuilt.
, 1881-04-16

sseeta1 Dtspdteh to 7As Chicago Trtsan@ =, :.
ADRIAN, Mlct., April lA-Mni. J. Il. Coles
4 reylyeltst .wcll known -aIuong Clf'ssla.
c!rcles In Chicago. was called fEon. ne Sa5 e,I
by teteNraln THIS illurnlng t0 attond tl'e s"t oS
s!dg Ut Ills dying. mother at Capo Pincsa'
, 1881-04-16
THE STATE CAPITAL.
A Now policc and, Fire
Bonrd Scheme III the
Senate:
Full Text Of the Bill to Accom-
B., plish the Contemplated
Change. -
A Bill Giving Chester penitcu-
tiary $250,000 Ordered
y to Third Reading.
The Cook County Criminal
Court Can Soon Run Two
Branches. e.
Favorable House Report on the
No-Seat- -No-Pay Street.
Car Measure.
Prohibitionists Made Happy by the
Advancement Of a Pet
): Scheme.
Presentation OF Measure Which
the People viii Hail with
> Delight.
It Provides for Sessions of the General
Assembly Every Four Years
Only.
An Immense Grab Gauai1y Disguised for
-. the Improvement Of Greeks Fl
by the State.
Presentation OF Measure Which
. the People viii Hail with
Delight.
It Provides for Sessions Of tic General
Assembly Every Four Years
Only.
An Immense Grab Gauai1y Disguised for
!. the Improvement Of Greeks
by the State.
- SENATE.
uEYIYEp IN A NEW FpIlAl.

a..
met this morning NJ tllo us"n 'lou1;
Tho House amendments to the jo1 mt canal
gives Inc control or INC pron%seu pumping
works to tho Canal Commissioners was de-
lcateu: Luz o1ne1 "'tA1n"'i1en' "eto
Cured ~: r,,.
The Committee on aanlelgaltles m, 1,t1ss lntro,
dncea tle nlll apolsn'ne ue fitH allu nons noaco
Departments of citlcs. aid crentt'1g Boartl 4
ol lIaso aa r4sH ,,.n1.es sro nea. III,
10 IN Inst hiehts a'spatenes: Ane MeW WI
drawn viii n vtow In mcnt,,,r tbo or1,no,ts
o.""" ~ Nh = w" ~ ss1,,t.e,s e'.,s
asaiast the passage OF ae'lator . Ma'.es ss 1s's
'n. tal,nIs. A'' va '''N ''''''~ 1' ~
1oiioWs; ~. r,,,o, ,n, 1,.o
Departnena Of f!es snd to- crsaso hpnr s
,. of rotace anu fife commissioners: III heo
Hk34,ns tn9ssG5 n.n Enacted etc. That in at, cities
now existing IN ibis State. lneorperstea ,d Under
the Kenesll ineorporaon mws n tnis ~, smi
cities ellall Hfst e!eot 10 aqecrL tno prasisns OF
tut at ny nypso @ 81 mn11rty of & ~ tao 3 ihe etn
Departments Of sai.l cltics, and vi anthority
an1 power Tor the "Ppo!n!tnent ai9 eot1tfoi OF
Tue rnllen ana sifo @, H. y . sq ,o
and Mayor Of sald cltios. Is hereby 4eo'!sned:;
anu In i1o9 thereof 9n and afser tho M IT. day y Of
i' ics' co@inlttee. ' ths Gnai?aan et lib 1'lre
nnl Wnter GpMtn!ttco, Ana tho Cnasrilnn ai oi
hsr cs % ro ereGy ereasoa
noa Of polico nna Ere CotMssonSrs @ OF o,:ss said
city Or citiGs SO eleet:Hg 20 aGnept tn9 Isovih'
ions OF tn,s a1. az too sa'a r.
the force Of tho 1oIlee md F!ro pspastnonta Of
thorIty over tho Police and Firc Departnlene nr-
aza eions. goyeshme,h,t apnn!nt,nents, tt aha ns
a9 e eus,dy o III ad ~
feCtS pcrt4!nln8 anu Dol9h2inR 70 Tue lolco
, 1881-04-16

Sr, PAUL, April 15.--SpecIal tcIegtaHs
from various portions of Minnesota SHOW
that seeding operations have begun III so@a
parts Of the State, but not generally. ~
pprts from Dukota, Iowa, aild Wiscu''ssn. ~
4lcatu tie sanle state ot atfhtts.. Sllow a.@
frozun. ground lN most places still h!l'usst. ~.
showing. ll,l tic acreage will ba mucA 40''
, 1881-04-16
LOTTERY LITIGATION,

Lou1sy1t...,:, KY, April la.-Ths Chancellor
OF the Louisville Chaneery Court tl.ls morn
lug, In tho case OF Stewart VI. Simmons Il
Dickinson, oyerru!etl defendants motion to
dissolve llle Injunction, a,ld held tl,at Stew-
art WIS tho so)a owner ot tha Frankfort Lot
I'D ett6r pi,tlsr ths grant; Tilt Sla,ns,iis i
Dickinson lla.l llu ilEltt of property III tllu
lnttery; tllnt they Wurg admitted to bu H.
aulyvllt; mud Tint the Injunction. upon
, 1881-04-16

Al4lsAN1y Ns Il
ALBANY, n. T., April 15.-'rhe fire whtea
brolio cut in $. AIunsun Ss Co.'s sl,oe stosa
damaged TINT anti tho adjoining property II
the extent Of S30, ,000; tnsurua.
, 1881-04-16
mo MONEY. NO pROCesSION,

LA6.A1.lR, ILL.,, April IA Peru under
takeF stopped funeral procession yestefuM.
by leyytng OIL tho coffin, and refused to pI!a
lnit It to psocead until tho mQpFAess r."
him 8l2 tor tha salna -,
, 1881-04-16
OHIO.

CoLuRus, O., April i6.-In the House, the
substitute for Eggleston's bill to prevent
fraud In packing robpcco p.lsseti. lii its
present shnpe 1t provides that tho ware-
hQuselllan shnll Inspect, Instead OF allowing,
tue buyer to svleet in Inspector, ,@..
, 1881-04-16
1Iossford'4 Acid Phosphate Ia Nervous

2sVF1tV9W'& HEEH N3EV@VWHFU w NEEFUWH
! Prostitution FROM AIeA&ut 0ypr1vurlI. !.
hAve found 1Iorsfosl's AoId Phosphate TO 10
OF slHnAl btnet IN soM0 oHaea of "Nervuus
pnatEAttou.' she result OF lnunt4l overWork,
49,, W!LlaAx D. AhpElisoA, II, D, :
, 1881-04-16
Cf1tCA1O.'


Tho a19rln FROM Uox 40 at II :05 yc,terd,v
forenoon was caused by n lire In two,tos,y
brick building ut No. COT West Klnzje ,t,ss, .
owllatl aud occupied by Danerle Il l{osdss
scwing-tnacl!nU casp manufacturers, N ,
dry-ilouso. Tho fire wns caused by ii, oyp,.
heated fnrnace-plpe running through n,
building which set flro to tho surtouadip,
woodwork. The fumes were easily ~
t!nguisled, and tho loss wns quito ,ria,n,
Truck No. Z, accidentally t6ll iHtu n
Of hot wnter Which was cnretes!y |ris
standing uncovered III the yafd Il
tlle renr Of tho building. IL
saved himself from being scaiie,1 n n
tseHs!. BY catclls;s wilt, hls !s&iss a,ut ribos,
on tile edge Ut the vnt, nnd holding fast lnti
rescued. As 1t WIS, lie wns fenrfully scsidtd
M. 0oS West Erie strccE by tho WIS. iaSs
street potico patrol, and Dr. Dncs,an, VIA
there attcndctl hin, THINKS ho Will ultimate
" recover. Ills Injuries nru 50 severe thst
lle may 10 crippled Tor life, SHOULD hu ba q
fortunate rs to live, Tho pr0prietors Of t6s
factory are rountlly censslrcu for puruittiaa
such d ltlAn-trnp tU exist OIL tllGir preIltsgs
, 1881-04-16
incnt minister In Louisville, ns,h..
l1snat prominent III tho presbyteriam" y
AT 1sLOiN. ILL.

Special D'spoteA to 1hs Chteooo Tyt,.@.
Er.n1N, ILL.,, April 16.-Firo was a ,Ils"a.
Mt ::s5 O'Clock Tits morning Issuing af;s"'efa f.afa
two-story fralne storo OIL River strcct 'as ~
pied by Otto Dusse rs sulool,, and o,T,ss osta
Jn,ncs 0'Comnor. l}nfore It could le "',ss ss,.
under control tho entire rowof four tlltaaa a1'ta
ell buildings were destroyed. .rllo 1nsssr.taa4
l,nsse 5000. Insurance 800; OConno,. s.s:
insurance 5000; l'etor Fischer. }arhe, ~. saA
pying building ,text cnst, slbU, ln,nessea' usea'
500; William Y. Afesslcr, butcher, 'saes sl.".ess
Just west Of f}nsse's, $500, Insured fnr f',a ~.
amount; Mrs. Thonlas Saunders, own;ra Ivy I
building: 5000, insurance 500; u. H. Ts,,s ~
harness.sl,op adjoining, loss sl,so ln.n...
for $1,000 o.. bussssina nil. sa,t00 on a,ss ssa.s
plans are ntreatly being drawn for h,ost.. ::
brick storcs 10 rcp1ace tl,oso burncd ~ y
origin of tic fire Is unknown. 'Ha
10 tht trtsttrn Asiotiastd prr1s.
Etd1v, ILL.,, April 15.--D. 1lealy. h.,r,..
maker; Otto 1sl,sse, saloonkccper: .iams'
Fischer. barber; JOHN Mcss,lcr. hntshs.ss,, tSs.s,
a!l James conssoy, shoemaker, wero .s; r" 81;
out at y o'clock thismorntng. ThcbulI,t''ans
wero frame. on Chicago street, OWN, :.
1lualy, Col,llor, Md Mrs. Tllohas Sanndas!' y
Tho losses will mt exceed sa,ooo: Iss wetI H.
sMrel. Ille iire-e1Rthc fntely received s,asr ~
Chlengo WIS llrst usGtt OIL tlils occasion. 't'u
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
EX-MANAGER SARGENT.

l
Inquiry was made yesterday at the Of
flee OF the Northern Paciticregardlng the
truthfullness of the report eminating
change in the general management and
in some OF the subordinate departments.
The statement, in brief. was that Mr..
Sargent, the late general manager, was
to be placed in full control of the road rs
vice president, and that other changes
were to follow. It was learned authori-
lively that there was no foundation what
ever for the story. Mr.. Oakes is to be
vice president, and rs such have full con-
troll of the operating OF the road While
he will frequently visit st. Paul and va
rious points along the line, his headquar-
ters will be in New York. Mr.. Willard
will probably attend to the financial man
agement. From outside sources it is also
learned that Mr.. Sargent is in New York
on private matters only, attending a
school or seminary from which son of
his is to graduate. It is also stated that
when Mr.. Sargent left the employment
of the Northern Pacific. he did SO in good
faith. He has liberal private income
and after service of thirty-two years in
railroad work. it is his purpose to spend
his remaining days in private life. and
hence he will not engage in the business
of any road. Certain Indications point to
the authorship of the Chicago report as
being instigated by malice. 1t is stated
that certain offices of the road, in Chica-
go, were being run at an expense of three
times the amount of income derived from
them. The company very naturally made
changes involving reduction of expense
and the discharge of sinecure clerks and
officials. has caused them to use the
newspapers for the publication of stor-
les, false from beginning to end, and ma
licious in intent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10

dren. Hundreds of trees ON the hill
were uprooted and hurled in some in
stances, a distance OF over 500 feet, and
telegraph poles were torn up n distance
of nearly mile. The whirfwind separ-
ated before reaching the thiclly settled
part Of town, otherwise the damage would
have been fearful.
st. Louis, juno Ga Little Rock
special says: Kuklux outrages are re-
ported from Perryville. some sixty miles
west of here. Letters have been received
by Z. NJ. Harris, Judge OF the county and
probate court, and other prominent citi-
zens, warning them to leave the country,
or fire and gunpowder would be used
against them. On Sunday night an at
tempt was made to destroy the town by
fire. The newspaper Office was ignited, but
the citizens extinguished the flames and
drove the incendiaries away before they
applied the torch to their houses. In
tense excitement prevails, and blood will
probably be shed, us the citizens are de-
termined to crush the outlaws at all haz-
ards.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
VARIOUS RUMoRs.

SlouN Clty journal.
The branch of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern road that now rests
in Clarion in Wright county is to be ex-
tended west, crossing the Algona line of
the Northwestern at Goldtield, to the
west branch of tho DesMoines. The
road will then follow up the general
course of the valley of that stream and
find terminus at Spirit Lake in Dick
inson county. This will call for 1876
miles of road. There seems to be little
doubt but that the Rock Island road is
backing the project. and is encroaching
on territory now occupied by the Mil
waukee and Northwestern in revenge tor
the raids of these companies on territory
claimed by the Rock Island in the south
west quarter of Iowa.
There comes this faint railroad rumor
which is given for what it cost:
The line of the Northwestern called
the Audubon branch, that being built
east from point in Shelby county six
miles north Of Harlan. is to be extended
to Panora in Guthrie county. The Des
Moines & Western narrow -guage rests at
Panora, and is to be absorbed and re.
built to standard guage by the North.
western. This will give that company q
line from Des Moines west to within
about forty miles of Council Bluffs
which line will eventually be extended
west to that town. A number of de.
tached facts add plausibility to this the
ory.
| There is likewise rumor that the
Rock Island road is to send up line in
to Northwestern Iowa in retaliation fol
the encroachment of the Northwestern
and tie Milwaukee, and that this line, OF
a branch from it, will touch Sioux City,
There is unfortunately shadowy vague
ness about this rumor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
THE c., NJ. i ST. p.

s|authenticated RepOrts.i
THE c., NJ. ST. p.
Milwaukee, June 4-The annual meet
ing of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad was held to-day. There
were 326,4G0 votes representing 326,46O
shares of the capital stock. The man
agement was elected in its entirety, with
the exception that z. NJ. Myer, formerly
with the Southern Minnesota, was made
secretary. r. E. Jennings was formerly
both secretary and treasurer. The meet
ing was secret and what action was tax
en- regarding the rumored coalition with
the Northern Pacific cannot be learned.
1t is said that definite action was taken
regarding the extension of the branch
line, in Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota.
The meeting was the most exclusive ever
held.
Next Monday the directors of the Mis-.
sissippi Valley road will meet at the st.
Paul Offices aud elect officers and dircc.
tors. The entire matter will he merely
formal, as the road is owned and operat.
ed by the Chicago, Milwaukee l. St
Paul road. The stockholders and direc.
tors will make an inspection of the prin.
cipal lines of the road starting Monday
morning for st. Paul on special train
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
rropo.als for FERRY noat and FranohIse.
County Clerks Office,

County Clerks Office,
June s. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undcrsign-
~ ed viii! receive bids for the county fiat 4 boat
used as o ferry across James river on the Sioux
Falls road, together with the lease Of the ferry
privilege for the term of two months from june
Is next to August y next, or to such time a. the
new bridge ia completed. For terms of tariff to
be charged apply To the undersigned, Such
bids 10 be opened on Tuesday, juno 18th next at
2o'clook p. m. Right to reject any and all bids
PETER ROYEM.
County Clerk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10

DIAMONDS reset-Rings ,ade over-Hair
Co., the jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
NOTICE,

A LII persons nrc hereby notified not to run
"A any ferry upon which to carry persons or
property from Dakota to Nebraska or Nebraska
TO Dakota, on the Missouri river within two
miles Of the city of Yankton. ID. T., from and
after this date. or the same will be prosecuted
according to law. FRED. DONALDSON.
June 8, 1881.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SILVER goods of all the latest STYLES jus re-
~ ceiycd by H. q. Clark d Co.. the jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10

TTHE NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR LAW IN
= pamphlet form, for the use Of counties, can
be procured by addressing the Press and Dako-
taian.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
RUM0Rs FROM THE RAILS.

The Milwaukee Annual Meeting-Ex-NIan-
ager Sargents Position "A Batch of I'm
authenticated RepOrts.i
, 1881-02-03
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