Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
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THIS evening the jury brought in yer.
dict of not guilty in tho trial Of Kalloch fol
the murder Of Charles DcYoung, editor
Of the Chronicle, in April last, Kalloch
entered his carriage, when the people
embarrassed tho horses aud drew the
carriage three miles to Kalloch's house.
New York, March 2i.-Tho Spirit OF
tho Times says: There IS now upon the
ocean the largest amount of thorough.
bred horses ever imported. There are
nineteen stations. among others Tho
celebrated racer Midlothian, and number
OF brood mares and rougher animais.
They are consigned to the American
horse exchange.
plttsburg, March 24-Seyen masked
men entered the house OF John Conner,
aged 81, who lives alone with his wife at
Catfish, Pa, about fifty miles from here,
bound and gagged both, and compelled
the old gentleman to give combination of
his safe and stole $1,000 in government
coupon bonds, unregistered, and from
SoOo to LOCO in cash. The old people
were roughly handled and may not sur
vive.
London, March 24.-The Times, in its
financial article, says: It's assured that
there ls some ground to anticipate that
France and the United States will agree
to become bi-mctallic nations for a GER
tam period. 1t is hoped the countries Of
the Latin union will follow their example;
that Germany will agree to continue the
suspension Of the sales Of silver, and that
England will undertake, on behalf of
India, not to give up the silver standard
for the same period.
st Lonis, March 24.-1he Republicans
Kansas City special says it is officially
announced that the Hannibal and st. Joe
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
roads, will put on fast train, between
here and Chicago next Sunday, to con.
meet with the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe and Southern California train
OF Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe line.
The Wabash and Chicago and Alton
roads. not to be outdone in this matter,
Will also put on fast trains Aplil3.
Baltimore, March A.-A state conven.
ton OF colored voters was held to-day to
take action with regard to more equal
dlvis!on OF federal patronage in Maryland
to colored republicans. The resolutions
adopted declare that the distribution Of
federal patronage is not in accordance
with the principles Of the republican
party, and that colorcd voters are entitled
20 o fair division. A committee was
appointed to represent the condition of
the colored voters OF Maryland to the
president. and request him to appoint
no gentleman to leading position who
does not pledge himself to give a fair
distribution to colored voterf.
st. Louis, March M-'rhe Republicans
Jacksboro, Tex, special saws q bloody
tragedy was enacted near there last Mon
LAY. Two stock men, named Leonard
and Doyle, quarrelcd Sunday, and agreed
to settle their trouble the next day.
They met on Monday according to agree
ment, armed with rifles, aud accompanied
by n man named Leroy ms witness.
Leonard demanded that the matter be
settled at once, and with rifles. To this
Doyle agreed, and asked Leonard to step
off 100 PAGES. Leonard commenced do
ing SO, when Doyle attempted to shoot
him, but his gun hung fire. Leonard
turned and shot Doyle with lis rifle, and
Is the wounded man lay on the ground
mortaliy hurt, walked up to him and
fired three pistol balls into his head, kill
ing him instantly. Doyle's gun shot LIE.
roy, who has since died. Leonard left
| word that he would surrender to the au.
thorities, but at last accounts he had
not done SO, nor had he been captured
Cheviot and Check Shifting, o new
lot at Farmers, corner of Third street
and Broadway.
De sfal.
For first class work, or if you wish to
take gas in extracting, call on DR.. Brown
Union block, Yankton.
For coughs and colds take DR.. Mar
sands. Rccommend it to your friend Az,
neighbor. Price only 25 and 50 cents.
LlCEAsEs
70 sell Malt and Vinous Liquors expire
April l, 1881. Parties desiring to renew
their licenses must file their applications
bcford April lst next.
PETER RoYEM, County Clerk.
| Yankton, d. T., March 2l. 1881.
sURNETI's cocoal NE TOR LOSS OF Hal
4 Chicago, October II, 1880.
Three years ago my hair was comm,
out very fast and was nearly bald.
was also troubled with dandruff. be
gan using BuRNErT's COCAINE, and M
hair Immediately stopped coming ou
and has constantly been getting thicke
My head is entirely free from dandruf
My wife has used the CocoA1NE wit
equally gratifying results.
p. L. PLATr, with MacNeagh l. Co.
l BURNETT's EXTRACTS are the pures
fruit flavors.