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

IR AlW F U R So RsR9sS ses;as G3,-sC.; H., ss:;
York, pay the highest cash price for Beaver
Otter. Raepoon, Deer Skins and other Furs
6hipmsnta collected.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-05

0777.A YEAR .pd EXPENSES. "
+. o. WCKERY. Augusta, % M.:r
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-05

IAMONDB resetrRing. .Iade over-Hair
n. .lewelry manufactured, BY H. g. Clark Il
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-05
New Advertisements.

A NEW YORK SURGEON has developed
"A and perfected ansbsolute specific for Sper-
A5. or trial for 81. Address DR. N. VAN
GLOHEE, 9Th Ave. and 18th st.. New York.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-05
Wanted.
Lost-Five Dollars Reward.

OR Sheri6's, Justices of the Peace and BE
\ isters of Dees, for sale at this office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-05

5000 year to Agents. and expenses. sc
Ovo Outfit free. Address r. SWAIN l. Co.,
AnOusts Ne
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-05

1a9u:s and Sign Painting. dr.ininr, Or
ins e. fssa9E ssoSSs FhfKb FRiRsf Hsff6iR1 kssoa
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Excursions,

The annual excursion of the Union
M. e. Sunday Schools will take place
ON Thursday June 2nd. They will 60
Woodland Beach on the steamer Thos.
Clyde. The excursion will be accem-
panied by the First Regiment baud,
and will leave Fourth street wharf, at
z a. m. Tickets for the round trip.
adults, 90 cents children 25 cents.
The Fifth annual excursion of the
st. Mary's 4. A. B. Pioneer Corps,
will take place on Monday, June 18Th,
on the Steamer Thomas Clyde to
Bombay Hook. Prof. Ritchie's brass
and string bands have been engaged
for the occasion. The boat will leave
Fourth street wharf at $50 A, NJ.
Tickets for the round trip so cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
The Affair of Mr.. ConkIine.

New York, May 22-The Tribuaeb
TO morrow VIII publish She ioiio wi ng
brief editorials: "rbe followers of Mr.
Conkllng met GU Sunday Afternoon al
Vice President a rthur's House, In this
city. The Two Senators we're present,
ana received assurances from a number
OF office holders of support In cas-, TIE y
should become candidates tor re- election
Letters and telegfaIns u ans er TO a com.
munication sent out by Mr.. Conkllnv.
were received from various parls of the
State. Mr.. Conkling decided to beoom,, !,
candidate, and Mr. .Piatt decided just AN
Mr.. Conkling did. They will probably
go to Albany to solicit votes, anu their
ltienus VIII attend IN large mum bers 10
Leans still state that Mr. ConkIinp and
MI platt cannot be re-slected. Fifts-
two Republicans are said to he aireaJy
pledged against them"
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
From yesterday's Late Edition.
THE SUPERIOR CoURT.
A Dull Morning SessiOn-Mrs. sher-
woods Suit Discontinued.

A Dull Morning SessiOn-Mrs. Sher-
woods Suit Discontinued.
The Superior Court and the Court 81
Oyer and Terminer opened at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, Chief Justice Comegys
and Judges Wootten and Houston Oh
the bench.
The Oyer and Terminer special jury
was discharged until the third Monday
in September, to which time Carberry's
case and the case Of the little negro
Cubbage, have been postponed.
In the case Of Euphemla Kingsland ps.
Gavin Thompson u Co. judgment was
entered for the plaintiff, amount to be
ascsrtalned by counsel.
Judgment was also entered for the
plaiutiff in VIM. Holly Us. buckingham
X Co., and in VIM. S. Easton Us. Dr..
David Stewart.
Judgu ent was entered for defendant,
| by default, in j. IL +. Greenwait Us.
Herman Ball.
Tie surprising, and to many people
disappointing, announcement was made
that tie case of Susan Sherwood rs. John
Woods executor, had been discontinued.
This was the case from which scandal
mongers expected rich treat. The
terms of the settlement are not to be
made public, but II is well understood
that the claims Of the plaintiff were al
lowed, in full.
A jury was drawn TO try the case of
Mills Il Comb. Us. Philip McDowell's
| executors, action on a promissory note.
Judgment for plaintiff, there being no
de.ense, for $263.sS, with interest from
Dec. /, 1S7S.
The same jury gave two other verdict's
In minor cases where there was no de
fense, after which the general jury was
discharged until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
In the case of the Delaware City T.. r.
Church, Col. Whiteley addressed the
Court in opposition to the taking Of quo
,cdrrdatO proceedings (Which make the
State a party TO the suit agains the re-
ctor aud old vestrymen, as asked for by
Geo. IL. Bates, Esq, counsel for the op-
posing vestrymen, who claim to have
been legally elected at the last chu. cb
election. Col. Whiteley also asked for
time to make proper answers TO the
pleadings in ihe case.
The Court decided TO continue the
case until September, to which time the
SUPERIOR Court will be adjourned.
Court then adjourned for the noon re-
cess.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Painful Accident,

At the Harlan d Holhngsworth
Company's machine shop, this morn
ing, Thomas johnson, an apprentice,
and son of ex-Councilman johnson,
met with very painful accident. He
was engaged in oiling the gearing un-
der a planeI, when his shirt sleeve
caught in the cogs which drew his
right arm into the machinery. BY
bracing his foot against the bottom OF
the planer, he was enabled to extri-
Gaze his arm, but the flesh and skin
were torn from the forearm for dis
tance of about six inches, causing an
ugly and very painful wound. He
was conveyed to his home, No. 512
West Third street, where DR.. Lukens
attended TO his injuries.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
A $4,000 H1At,r..
bold Robbery OF Securities OF BRO.
kerss lkffiee! - f3

ker's Ohices s
ID. Fahnestook g. Co., bankers and
brokers, No. "a South street, were
robbed Saturday morning OF package
Of Securities valued in the market at
over $4,000. The stolen securities
were MS follows Ten Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad Company's third
mortgage bonds, No. 698, 900, 700,
1046, 1869, 254S, 1865, 2657, 1855 and
2941, for u, 400 each, face value $40, :
600, market value, IS, 400 two Cen
tral Ohio Railroad mortgage bonds,
Nos. 17l4 and 1715, for $1,000 each,
face value $2,U00, market value so, $50;
ten Virginia consol bonds, Nos. 5055,
5056, 6095, 0253, 62S5, 6857, 8731 .6799,
6So3 for 800 each, face value, 81, 900,
market value, $50; three Virginia
peeler bonds, Nos. 343s, 2513, 3477, for
VI, 900 each, face value, $4,000, nlar-
ket value 81, 1886 five North Carolina
4 per cent. bonds, No. 495 for $500 !;
Nos. 1865, 1865, 1867, for 500 each,
and No. 274, for $50, face value $3.50,
market value $3.50 ; total face value,
SA6, $50 total market value ON Saiur-
day, $40, ,605.-Balt. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
The Philharmonic Concert.

The Sixth (Florah Concert, Seventh
season OF the Philharmonic Society will
be given by the Society, assisted by
Richard Arnold, of New York, and Miss
Abbie Whinnery of Philadelphia, on
wednesday evening, June LIST.
The seats for the concert will be drawn
In the Society's room, sos Market street,
on Wednesday evening next Tickets not
claimed That evening may, be secured al
Y. r. Thomas IL Co.'S book store up TO o
q. m. OF June LIST,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
BRENNAN ARRESTED.
FER . Tfppernry speech Counsel
ling Open Revelation.
DUBLIN, May %, 1881.

This afternoon, at halfpast five,
tn Smas Brennan, secretary of the Land
Lea rue, was arrested In the offices OF the
League at Dublin aud taken to Mas Jail
in Kildare. Tie charge in the warrant
Ii one Of lncitinE persons TO commit riot
and Assault fol the purpose of obstructir &
and preventing lhe execution of the pro-
ces. Of Law, committed in Queens county;
and also Of Being an incitor to acts Of
violence, tending to interfere with law
and order. In speech at Killoscully,
Tipperary, yesterday, Mr.. Brennan
eont seiled open revolution. He said:-
awe see now the landlords proving true
to their past traditions as enemies Of the
people by the way in which they are
show ering notices Of ejectment through
out tho country. ask you If such pro-
ceedings ever took place in any other
country, say England? II two hundred
\ thousand people IN England were threat
ened with extermlnation from their
homes, what do you think would be the
resrG "a voice, "Revolution?' Mr..
Brennan'-"Yes;. revolution" Cheers. J
The very ground would be s'ained with
blood and the English people would Lurl
from power any government that per
niued 1t. (Cheers.) Let us have no
more nibbling with tLis question, tui
let every man 10 Ireland v ho pays rel
only ply rent when be Is forced 10 do i
At the psyonets point. LIST lhem brirs
their lailf., sherifis aud soidieis-thUst
hired meicenaries who are cru.teL
from the slums Of England and brought
here to shoot down the Irish people
(6Toans. y Allow rent only to be collec-
Led when they have put all their machin-
sesy In fogce. You should do this with
regard to all writs for the recovery of
rents, and as for the recovery OF posses
sion and NO ices Of ejectment you should
treat item just In the same way"
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
THE BATTLE NEW YORK.
Conkling and Plaff Determined TO
Run Again-A Dead Lock lmlni-
nent

Run Again-A Dead-Loek Im,ni-
nent
ALBANY, May 22.-Conkling and
Platt are candidates for reelection
to the United States Senate. This
was the news which was brought
mere from New York tonight in the
IL O'Clock train by a number of
members of the Legislature and
politicians. The chief OF the mem.
bers were Speaker Sharpe, ex-Speak
er Hustled, Senator /. V. Baker, Jr.,
and Assemblyman Il. A. Carpenter,
the leader of the Assembly. They
all make the same report, namely,
that Conkllng and Plat, after con.
siderable urging, had consented to
again become candidates. Mr.. Conk
ling, they said, was highly indignant
over his treatment by the admins
tration, and confident that the mem.
bers of the Legislature will re-elect
him to the Senate, and that Mr..
Platt Will also go back. Mr.. Copk-
ling is reported as saying: "If /
should be e'ec.ed and Mr.. PlatL
should not be would again resign
my commission"
This settled any attempt on the part
of the Arthur wing of the Conkling
faction to supersede Platt by Richard
Crowley or some other member of their
own wing. Mr.. Conkling and Mr.. Platt
will conduct their own canvass. They
xpect to reach here ~. morrow night
early Tuesday morning. The Re-
publican Senators caucus will be held
on Thursday. The power Of the State
Administration will unquestionably be
used to aid Mr.. Conkling and Mr..
Platt TO succeed. The talk of Gov
ernor Cornel's supporters to-day show
ed that they would give hearty sup
port to Mr.. Conkling and Mr.. Platt if
ihey desired to be returned. Senator
Robertson has been here since Friday
light. He did not go on to Washing.
ton as was reported other agents Of
the Administra on party did SO how
ever, and the President is therefore
apprised of The condition of affairs
here aud all the obstacles Robertson
has in iron him.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Death OF Charles ,ra,,.eL

Charles p. Matlack, well-knowp in
this city, died on Saturday morning las,
bis death being occasioned by. c5ranis, .,
diarrhoea. The deceased was ia the T 7ls,
year OF his age, and had been keeper Of
the lighthouse at the mouth of the CHRIS.
tlana since 1858, to which position he
was appointed by President Lincoln -
lie belonged to The Order of Odd Fel-
lows, and was also member of ,ho
Second Baptist church. His f,neraI @
takes place from The church te-morrow
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Frightened on.

Some time during Saturday night,
thieves attempted to enter the dwelling
OF >. ID. Duncan, No. $40 w. Third
street. They succeeded In making hole
IN the shutters of one of the windows
and while attempting to unfasten the
bolt, one OF the psnes OF glasses were
broken. The noise from the falling glass
frighted oA the burglars, and conseq uent-
" they did not succeed in capturing any
booty.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24

TIE Yorktown Oentspo,|
sioners have been offered !.
glass goblet out Of which
wallis drank. Unfortupa,sI
OF the oommlssiop is not !
ana II much llghtsued BY \
OF even such valuable histo3
glass Roblet,at 1900 i, will
De adequate to sundry Oh
greater importance In tbs
oration. .rhis incIdsntsu
Hihiiity Of a sudden supply
relics to meet the suppose
IS clearly possible to produ
which the British gensr,
and forks which he I
which he sat on. Then
Washington relics Of the !
then the Rochambeau rsli
the supply of genuine his.
cannot be exhaustless; but
that some will find their
market, provided a glass I
81 600.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
RIOTING AT A SEMINARY.

Students Giving Vent 10 Their
Feelings Over an Act of the Fac
uity.
EXETER, N. H., May q The students
OF the Philips Academy, to the mum bar
OF htty, desiring 10 express their indig.
nation at the action of the faculty in ex-
pelilng several of their sehcolmates,
serenaded the faculty on Wednesday
night ias' with fish horns, devils' hddlss.
IN pans, ratiles, etc. 1t IL believed that
ioity OF the serenaders will be expelled.
The schools In a state of riot, and seri-
ons trouble is apprehended.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
The Levy Court.

At an adjourned session of the Levy
Court, this morning, the committee on
the claim of james Garrett, agent for
Joseph brinton, for $4,000, on &C :
count OF green stone furnished for the
new Court House, made an a adverse re-
port, which was adopted.
The committee on the proposed new
road to the kaolin works, at Hockessin
made favorable report. Adopted.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Cleaning A Sewer

A number of workmen are engaged
to-day In cleaning the dirt and filtb
out OF the sewer that runs Just west
OF Poplar street. Several workmen
are let down into man trap on
Fourth street and by means of a
MINDLESS the dirt, etc, is hoisted TO
the surface. Several tons were taken
out this morning.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
30 Negroes to be Hanged.

q CoPHNHAaEN, May pa profound
sensation has been caused here by the
announcement that the Supreme Court
has confirmed the sentence of death
passed by the West India Commission
upon 80 negroes inculpated in the re-
volt in the Island of Santa Croix.
This revolt occurred so long ago that
the atrocities attending it are now
mostly forgotten.
Lookout that your nurses do not drug
ycur IN tie ones with lsudanum, paregor.
10 or o her soothing remedies. Give them
IF. bull's Baby Syrup. which innocent
remedy Is warranted not TO contain OPT
ates.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
nANcISa.

DAsc'Hs'
REOPENING OF A, 8. WEBsII
LECr DANCING ACADE1
'rlAn rssaay Evening, septemi
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Whining
Ladies' and Gentlemen. Misses Y
ters wishing 70 become proncle'
the dances Of the day, ana 10 y
new and more fashi0nable ones,
ID to their advantage 10 begin
opening Of the season.
EVENING GLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. sepiean \,
9entlemen'E class Monday ana =
evenings from s TO IL O'Clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES
Commencing on Salufusy Az Uo'
Ladies aud Misses and Masss
Thursdaya from 8 70 ., ana .sn S
rom 2.O0 TO 400. Private Iesso
at any hour TO suit conVeh'ense
GLIDE AND RACQUET wAadzn a,,a
m A FEW Lrasoss.
special arrangement ior r.s ~
Seminaries, and lor IA msl
ladies or gentlemen, ean w al r
plying at the AeadeMs, nr bl
Bro, d, No. ITO Market stfs1Is IsEBa
,<- Masonic y
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Conmenccd Mark

This morning Davis s. Bro, who have
tne contract for repaylng East Fourth
st:eet with Belgian blocks put force
OF men al work tearing up the bed of the
street, between Poplar and lombard
ihey purpose having the square repayed
during the present week.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24

WALL Dxnnnr HnsTsAsAx.-stosks
were active and advanced until the :last
hour, whom there was slight reaction
from realixations. Money was easy at
unchanged rares. Government bonds
were arm, States dull and railways &C.
tive and buoyant. Foreign exchange
vas reduced.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Notes NM, ~,

ta..a Opfniar.
$1,000 per annum. new Of
Tom Mast Of Hayoer. NJ
great friend and adp,;s w.
Senator ma from New YYo,Ief Yor1e q
The average wacaa A' :,
: oIk y 3, Custom House is owl, ~
and there are several i vsef ,
ployees. " 'hou5
Senator Jones' tho.
oonkling, but he has osa' tlosSa
y'' WRONG to Grant, Is the uuus on;.,
Cinclnnati Gassttc. 'p'nlQ
Mr.. John @. New, y
journal says, ''our motto y y
~ = .Ie Hoosier who expects
the hands Of this Adniu;s. ASu;s
he will not be disapno;n,,nalsssii
Even the egtegiornrs irr0is,so. .Ta%a..
with all lis Gascon mson;,a "Snss
went quite so far rasDl,0qu g. y
could couldn't remember wbsIhs. A. y
Gouid did In Ills testirnonv nanny
graph injunction case. uy
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
The only saloon AnnihiIated.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May pa
despatch from Lompoc, Santa Barbara
County, says that last night the only
liqaor saloon in that town was blown to
atoms by large bomb. There was no
one in tho building at the time. Lompoo
is temperance ColJny and this Ia the
second saloon destroyed there by
gunpowder.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
II Won Are siek,|

the Kidney-Wort adyei
another column, and 1t vii
You the rational method
well. Kidney-Wort will ID
doctors bills than any oth
known. Acang with specid
the kidneys and liver 1t cur(
diseases caused BY their der
Use II at once. In dry and
Either is equally efficient. Il
he easiest, bat the dry
economical.-Mterior.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
Deadly Array Between Brother.

GREENviLLE, s. c., May 2s.-Ed.
ward Wallace, living at yelling Mills,
had a quarrel with his brother Tom
about hoe. No one saw the affray
but Tom was found stabbed to death,
and his brother was lying near by,
with bloody knife in his hand. The
fratricIde claimed that he committed
the deed in self defense, and that his
brother had attempted TO brain him
with the hoe. He surrendered him.
self.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24

CoNKLINa's SUNDAY
likely to commend his I
hardly fair either for him
day for ooncocktiug his 81
when he knows that Gard
requires him to keep |
holy.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
AN unparalleled feat In the annals Of

AN unpara lieled feat In the annals OF
telegrapby was accomplished by the
Western Union ON Friday night Last.
there were l09 ,436 words sent over the
wires to the Chicago newspapers alone,
30, 9,6hS Of which were parts of the new
revised..Testament. This work, being IN
additioifto their regular business, could
sot have been accomplished nple the
three companies were under one m apape-
ment,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretfons OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c., will send Q recipe that will cure yoa
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary in south
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
NeU York Cstu. May4-eodD&wly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
MIR. Tyner's Place offered to an In
diana Man.

stood that 1.-THE President has informed
Marshal Dudley of Indiana that he can
be First Assistant Postmaster q General Ia
place of Mr.. ryner II he wishes the
the place. Mr.. Dudley has the offer un-
der advisement and will signify his ac-
csptance or,refnsal OF II very soon.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
HE 70 BIIHO EIEALHH
l. CAUTION l--All pers01
TONED against throwing int
or upon vacant lots, any
DEAD ANIMAL OR VI
MATTER, 0FFAL, RH
RUBBISH

of any kind that may be inJ
health or offensive TO smell.
All persons are requested
the Secretary of the Boar<
~ the removal of garbage,
drains or traps, and any
whatever kind that may ESQ
OF the Executive 0fticers.
AS II IL not the Intention
10 intrude unnecessarily up
all persons are respectfully
receive the officers politely
discharge of their duties, and
In obtaining any informatio5
for the sanitary imp. ovement
BY order ofthe Boa d OF Heali!
DR.. l.. p. BUSH,
K, b. FRAZER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Eastern District-G. b. Und'
1915 King Street.
Wes ern District-James "
21l West Eleventh street.
may lS-2w
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

TNHE ARTlzANS SAVINGS BANK
500 MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2lth, 1851.
Open to receive deposits dairy from 4 A
M, until p. M, and on Tuesdsy ard 20,
nrday evenings from z To O'clock.
SEMl-ANEUALD DIVIDEND.
regularly made In April and October.
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound their interea,
twice in each year. ~ 'e' Coz
MANAGERS.
Clement III. smyth, George w Rush
Chas. W. Townsend George S. Uapeiia
Nathanl 4. Benson. NJ. L. LichenstaIS,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlins1c,,
W. Hastings, Job Ii. Jack son 'on'
Edward Pasey, VIM Ii. SwIn'
Anthony Higgins.
-. SEQ: W. BUSB. President
70. y. GAPELLls, Vice President.
feb2l-ly E. a TAYLOR Treasu re
The daily gazette., 1881-05-24
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~ ESsrsrER,s ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE, 4

New Castle county, May sln
Upon the application 81 "
Scott, Executor Of Jonn vi IN d
OF Winnie gteu Hnnaleu, Aired
ty. deceased, IL IL ordered anu .atnr
Eeeisl er that the AdministIaso
aivn notice OF the grantinass, ass,ai
Tesfamentary upon tne ontil
decesssed. witt, the date OF gran ~
~ nv causing advertisements HI a.
al al within forty days from tns tnss,c uc
letters in n < Of the most puonsu nou|
me co,,nty OF New CAstle, I'm
persons having demands abl|
iate 10 present the same ~ - n
ACT of Assembly In sucn cs,ee sne M
nrovd.Ied. And also cause Wy tn,,od n
inserted within the sa = newspl
WILMINGToN GAzkfTa,sd ,sd n 10 II
,ished in Wilmington, an n d).
ued therein three weeks, bal,d :
~ Given under tAe s.sr lar d
81. B of ONCE Of the hef,sN NeN|
1@1 a Wilmington IL id va!
county, aforesaid, The qay .y.,s5S IA Kef
writtsn. b. @. bloco
NoTICE-.s
a.tata pf the deceased mus ~
san,a duiv attested TO uhe
6n o ng befoye May eth, lSsz. a. a. M
Act Of Assembly In sucn su,S - I sCa
provided. CORNELIUS = Exc
Address-aaisna. Nd.
mch5-Sweod.