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The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMO
GRATIS.
State Convention at worcestershire Old
Ticket Renominated.

State Convention at Worcester-The Old
Ticket Renominated.
WORCESTER, Oct 5-The Democratic State
convention was called to order at IL 25 A.
Col Jonas A. French, chairman of the State
central committee, took the platform be was
greeted with cheers. Mr.. French made briei
speech in which be feelingy alluded to the
nstien's calamity in the death of Presi-
delt Garfield Col French was then made
temporary chairman and j. M. Donohue tenn
porary secretary.
The usual committees were appointed and
Jarvis N. Durham of Springf Id was unani-
mously chosen permanent chairman and B. n.
Dyer Of Abingdon permanent secretary
On taking the chair President Durham adj
dressed the convention. He said their party
in this State had been in the minority foi
many years, but claimed it had accomplished
much by keeping constantly before the peo-
pie important questions in the interest of the
public and in compelling their opponents 4"
continue in nomination their ablest and mosi
popular man to head the State ticket. H.
discussed the object of political parties, cisi
sci vice reform, taxation and bribery. He ais
appropriately referred to the death OF the
chief magistrate.
AT the close of his speech Charles P. Thomp
son of Gloucester was nominated for Governor
by reclamation without dissenting vote
(Cbeers)
A. e. Thompson of Woburn, who was
candidate for Lieutenant Governor last year,
not DESIRING u Oduco IL NdilO-
ton of Haverhiil received the nomination.
A committee to complete the balance of the
st To ticket was appointed and recess for one
hour taken.
Gu reassembling the committee on perma-
uent org auization reported list of officers L.
complete the organization of the convention,
headed by Col. j, mas III. French, Hon. Josiah
@ Abbott aud ninety others as vice presidents
aud secretaries.
TIE Committee on nomination of the balance
f2tz. . .f..lr fod as n
Secretary OF 5tate-Gen. Michael L. Dona
hue of Somervile.
Treasurer and Receiver General-Col Fran
els Parker of Newton.
AudItor-Charlrs r. Field of Greenfield.
Attorney General-Gen. Patrick A. Collins
of Boston.
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should be reduced at an early day, due regard
being had TO the protection Of American in
dustry; declare that men who conspire to de-
fraud the government are the worst enemies of
the party; pledge President Arthur support ia
any effort for the advancement OF civil service
reform; thank Gov. Cornell for his excellent
ministration of State affairs.
A resolution urging the principles OF civil
service reform and demanding the reipstate-
ment of e A. Merritt as collector of New
York was referred.
Gen. Joseph Carter was renominated for Sec
rotary of State; State Senator Ira Davenport
for Comptroller; Judge Leslie w. Russell for
Attorney General; Col Silas Seymour for State
Engineer by acclamat2n; James w Hustled
for State Treasurer; Judge Francis M. Finch
for Judge of abe Court of Appeals.
The following was then adopted:
Resolved, That We accept the canciliatory
spirit that has characterized the proceedings of
this body as a harbinger of enduring harmony
and permanent success.
After speeches by Mr.. Depew and others the
convention adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
A KILLING FROST.

LEWISTON. Oct 5.-Reports from all parts OF
Androscoggin county show hard freeze last
night. All tender vegetables were killed
Most crops were out of dagger Fruit has
been blown off by the heavy wind prevailing
and will be injured. Snow squall this after
noon.
Great Damage to Late Crops in New
England.
Boston, Oct 8 -Despaiches from various
points ia New Hampshire report severe frosts
last night, aud great destruction of fruit aud
vegetables. In some places the ground was
frozen nearly an inch thick. At Stowe, W.,
ali fruit was frozen on the trees. Grapes,
squashes and pumpkins suffered greatly every
where
LONDON, Ont, Oct 5.-Much damage was
done by frost in this vicinity last night.
PouGHKEErs1E, N Y, Oct "a cold wave
has entered the Hudson River valley, and
there are reports from the. interior of ice and
FROST
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GnssEsrnia sRsnana stoslts.
wrignton CattIe garkes.
For the week ending wednesday. Oct

For che Week CHUNG wednesday, OcU. o.
Amount of stock at market 2233; Sheep and
Lambs 42DO; Swine IA, $50: Veals 60; number Of
Western Cattle / 841 Northern and Eastern CIT
tle Itch COWS, &C., 392.
Prices of Beef Cattle " 100 ib, live weight-Bx-
ira quality at 6.621aa7 25i first quality at 8 70
ity 4 371sa5 121s; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. &C.. 3 5064 3D.
Brighton Hides IS Sc y ID; Brighton TaIlow 71s
9714c " ID.
at IA in41&c q fb.
at 65@$I
The trade for Beef Cattle has not been so active
as that of one week ago.
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THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8

Another President is sworn 10, aud the wheels
OF our National Machinery move on as sweeUy
and as pleasantly and as quietly as midsum-
mer's Sabbath morn.
grave TO-DAY LET us bless God that we live in
such land, and while we cherish profound
gratitude for the gift to this nation of such
man as james A. Garfield, and believe that
such men as he have made our Country what
il is. let us determine TO be better parents, AMI
better children, and more honorable citizens
and nober patriots because of the lessons
taught as by his successful, chivalrons, and
Christian life, and has untimely yet calm and
peaceful death. Nav the richest gifts of
Heaven TO-DAY copiousy flow into the hearts
of mother, widow aud children for Jesus
Sake. Amen.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. s
Arrived.
Steamer Pottsville, Pierce, Philadelphia coal to
Randall IL McAlster.
steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-mcse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland. Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Lydia Grant, Grant Cape Porpoise-dry fish
to Dana Il Co.
Sch Pearl Teal Boston.
Sch N g Sproul Sproul, Bristol for Boston.
Sch Augusta Herrick, Herrick, shore, with 800
bbls mackerel
Cleared.
Brig Medina, (Br) Grafton. Cardenas-Nutter
Kimbal s. Co.
Sch Bessie E Dickinson. Dickinson, Union Island.
to load hard pine for Bath-Ryan Kelsey.
Sch Yankee Blade, Coombs, New York Berlin
Mills.
Sch Grecian, -, Boston-BerIln Mills.
Sch Romeo Lowell, Bangor--S w Thaxter.
Sch Olive Elijah tn Dinsmore, Bangor-Kensen
g. Tabor.
Sch Advance, Wadron, Bangor-S W Thaxter.
Sch Andr~w j York. Littlej3hn, Saco, to load for
Philadelphia Nickerson SON.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Maehiasport-N athl
Blake.
Sch Brunette. Babbidge Belfast Kensell s Ia
Dor.
Sch S L c Adams Price. Kennebec, to load for
Phladelphia-Ry Kelsey.
Sch Lewis K French, Newman, North Boothbay-
ID Choate.
SAILED Barque j H Chadwick; brig Cascatelle;
sehs Aradne Bramhall, and Others
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. B.
Du ring the past week -four has advanced zoe ana
is still nrm and strong. Bread has not taken any
advance yet but remains firm at the Old prices.
riggs are still IN GOOD demand with an advance OF
1c over last week. There is slight tendency 10
withhold eggs on the part of some countrymen
boping for a rise, but it is mistake. Pork ana
Lard is still firm and advancing. Beef shows slight
decl;na Tobacco has advanced at the factories from
8 to Sc the past month with prospect of further
rise. In Soaps of all kinds there has been an ad-
vance of from 10 to I5 per cent. and they are now
firm at the advance Sweetenings are urm Moia'seS
in good -mand at quotations, and Sugar has reeov
cred from the slight decline of the early part OF the
week. Raw Sugars are We active and strong, %
to 90 test at ss4 @9c fair refining Muscovado $40.
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rnoM onn ooRRrspoNnEnr.

MACHIAS. Sept 26-Sld. schs Orrie v Drisko,
Drisko. West Indies: V Minott. Halfway, for East
East Machias and Portland.
Sept 27-Ar. sch Nulato. Small Boston.
Sept 80 Sid sch Chalcedouy, Bryant Portland.
MI LBRIDGE, Oct 2-Ar, schs Helen M Bray.
and Addie j, Leighton, Portland; Mabel Strout.
and New Packet strout do; Oriental, Wilson, and
Cyprus Fickett Boston.
sailed 10 3D. schs Hannah Grant Strout, Boston;
Eastern Light Kelley, New Packet, Strout: Ida.
Strout; Margaret, leighton and crusoe, Leighton,
Boston; j G Wood, Wilson. New York.
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Fnom mnKonANrs, ExoHANay

Ar at vigo prev to 18th inst, barque Justina Il In
Ar at valparaiso prev to Sd inst ship Rembrandt,
Paine, Santos.
Sch Casco Lodge. of Portland, is ashore at Vine
yard Haven. See other columns
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
MINOR rRI.EGRAMs

A heavy rise of the rivers in the Northwest
is repore ed and much hay and wood washed
away. Farmers are suffering seriously III con-
sequence.
There have been earthquake shocks at Gal
lpoi and Adrianople.
Seventy-seven per cent of the cases OF d'ph-
liberia now raging in the province OF Oral
Russia, are fatal.
The Mar, land Republicans Yesterday nomi
mated Thomas Goodrich, of Frederick county
for Comptroller
J. T. Furber, Superintendent of the Boston
& Maine road has declined a similar position
on the Lake Shore road
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
THE STAR ROUTES.
-, Fived and Given bv The ACCUSED.

Bail Fixed, and Given by the Accused.
WASHINGTON, Oct BIN the Criminal Court
this morning Judge Cox stated that he had
examined the information filed in the Star
Route cases and fixed bail at 81 0 in the
cases OF Brady and Brown, and $4,000 in the
cases of Turner and French. A short but i'm
portant discussion ensued between WIN. A.
Cook, Assistant District Attorney, and Enoch
Totem, for the defence, in course of which the
latter stated that he might have other motions
to submit besides that to quash the informa-
ton. but that he would probably formally file
that motion tomorrow. IL was agreed that
before any motion should be argued, two days
notice should be given to the opposite counsel.
Bondsmen then justified, except S. 2. Brown,
who gave bail in the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06

Stocks in the four ports are decreasing with pros
poet Of a further advance Cooperage stocks are at
old quotations Iron is very firm with an advance
In price. In fish the stocks of mackerel In fist
hands are all sold out and those that come in are
quickly bought up at the advanced prices. Grain
or more particularly Corn, has been booming the
past week. but yesterday it received black-eye, but
reacted over cent In the afternoon. Rice is firm,
and maintaining its late advance. Spices are firm.
Cheese in this market sustains very firm tone, but
at Liverpool the market is weaker and prices have
dropped 2s Butter is steady and firm at last
weeks prices. Beans are scarce and higher and it
is difficult to give reliable quotations; the crop is re-
ported under the control Of Western buyers.
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Arrival of the French visitors.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-The French visitors de-
barked at the battery this forenoon and were
received officially by representatives of this
States and under escort of the Seventh Regi-
ment taken to the Fifth Ayenne hotel. I'M
mense crowds lined Broadway and the cortege
was frequently cheered. Many flags were dis
played on the route.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06

Great distress prevails among the inhabit-
ants OF Anticosti owing to the failure OF the
fisheries.
Provincetown harbor was crowded by vessels
yesterday, driven in by the gale.
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Another Comet.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-rhe Smithsonian In
stitute has received from the astronomer royal
OF Greenwich the announcement OF the as
coyery by Denning, on the 4th of October, of q
bright comet in Leo.
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FESHERMEN.
DoNgEsNaC s.a.mvs.

Ar at Bucksport Sd inst sch Connell McInres,
from Grand Banks with 1000 otis fish.
Ar at Canso Both, sch Harvest Home, from La
moline for Banks.
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g Moulton members of the
Boston stock Exchanged, corner OF Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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New York stock aud Money REarkes.

New York stock and Money Market.
by Telegrsph.)
s7NEw YORK, Oct 5-Evening Money is again
stringent and loaned up to per annum, and Us per
diem, lowest rate being g. closing sharp at s. prime
for long and 1929 for short. Governments weak
and lower: O. IS selling off So; do 5s 6s, 4las "A,
Is SO. State bonds are moderately active. Railroad
bonds weak and lower
ne transaeuions at the Stock Exchange aggregate
al k0A 100 sharss
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06

The market for Wool presents the same firm tone
previously notired The demand from naaufactur-
ers is good and holders are indifferent about selling
unless full current rates ire realized.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
kurepean markets..
LONDON, Oct. 5 Cons

LONDON, Oct. 8 Console at 9Sss.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8 1880 P. M.--Cotton mn, ket
duiii Uplands at 3-l6d; Orleans at 3-1ed sales
$50 BALES. speculation and export 600: futures
barely steady.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06

METEOROLOGICAL
rsn1oar1oHs FOE TIE NEXT TwETTy- Tout
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OTFICR CEIEE SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington. ID. o., I
Oct 6, 4 nj.
For New England.
Northerly winds becoming variable, higher
barometer. stationary or higher temperature.
Cautionary signals New Orleans to PASSPORT
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06

For Portland csrs AZ miscellaneous merchandise,
COR connecting roads "a cars miscellaneous meg
ehaudige.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-06
ssecelp.s d aanlne Oenlral.

Daily UcuAesstc Receipts.
By water conYsyance-1oo0 oash 0ornlneal 70 q
4. IN
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Sept 16, lat 10 AN lon 4s % w, ship so5loo,
Allen from Manila for Boston,
Oct 90 off Ormshead. ship Riverside, Langdon,
from Liverpool for san Francisco
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the Stock Exchange aggregate
rrhe Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct 5--(Reported for the Pressl.-Ihe
following is list of prices quoted this afternoons:
Ohio and Pennsylvania
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

New York telegram, 9th: General
Arthur was not at home to callers this
morning, and refused to see reporters
concerning any subject. In reply to o
brief note from reporter, however, he
sent his son to inform him that he had
nothing TO say, rs there were no new
developments. Mr.. Arthur, lr., said in
reply to the reporters question, that his
father was not going to Washington to-
day; that he had not been summoned
there q far as he knew, and that lie
could not say whether or not the general
meant to assume the duties of president,
as he does not speak to him on such
subjects. He admitted that his father
felt anxious about the president, but
could not say ii he would visit him Mt
Logn Branch or not.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

APACHE MURDERS.
Th. Red Devils st,,l at their Bloody wor

The Red Devils still at their Bloody Work.
Tucson, Sept. IA Globe special from
Wilcox says: Reports still arrive of the
killing OF packers and prospcctors in
different directions. Lieut.. Gullfogle,
who has gone to San Carlos agency to
recruit a company of scouts, reports
buryihg ten or twelve mon east of here
on his way from New Mexico, The
Bowie scare has subsidized. The hostiles
have left the immediate vicinity of
Apache and everything is@ quiet there.
A mail carrier from Clifton reports that
the Indians stole all the stock and pro.
visions at the Mormon settlement sixteen
miles east of here yesterday, Nobody
was killed
The Stars special from Apache reports
the bodies OF four men found on the trail
eight miles from there. Gen. Carr was
scouting to locate the hostiles, who ap.
pear to have LETT country probably cast
of Rocky canyon. Wilcox, commanding
the department Of Arizona, passed here
the afternoon of yesterday and will make
arrangement Mt Wilcox TOR the forward.
ing OF troops and supplies to the field.
| Washington, Sept. agent Tiffany
of San Carlos agency, telegraphs the
Indian bureau to-day that everything il
quiet at his agency. Ho has Lieut.. Glas.
and one company OF regular troops there
and is fully prepared to defend the
agency i'll case of attack, and tomaintai1
order. Lieut. Glass adds to the Telegram
a few words saying that he feels able
with the assistance Of the agent. tt
defend the agency. Tiffany telegraph
that there is no trouble with the Indian
except in the northern part Of Arizona
Washington, Sept. agent Titan.
and Lieut.. Glass telegraphed jointly floi
San Carlos, September 5, that there wa
no danger at the Indian agency. Every
thing was quiet and there is no excite
ment among the employees. They coul
meet any emergency. Every India
coming from the neighborhood of Apach
is arrested. tCouriers and scouts are sen
with the troops.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

The veterinary surgeon of the depart
ment Of agriculture, sent to England in
June last to investigate tho question OF
pleuro-pneumonia among American cat
tle,seports that at his solicitation On
importapt meeting of the privy council
was held, and the result Of the examinn-
tion and discussion of the subject has
greatly tended to remove the strong i'm
preston the English authorities had
formerly entertained as TO the existence
Of contagious pleuro-pneumonia among
cattle at the west, disease which only
exists among certain per ccntage OF
cattle kept in narrow strip OF country
along the eastern seaboard,> from the
neighborhood of New York City short
distance southwark.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

Last week DIR. Paul Grossman, of
Omaha, vice.president of the western
horse and cattle insurance company, re-
ceived word to the effect that anthrax
had broken ont among tho cattle in the
river bottom near Lincoln, Nebraska.
The frightful rapidity with which this
disease spreads, and its fatal results can
be imagined when it is stated that in six
hours after he had been notified of the
appearance OF anthrax he was infoxmed
that thirty.fve out of herd of forty
were dead.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

The "Statesman's Year Book" a
standard statistical authority in Eng
land, is curiously compiled. The last
edition speaks of the geographical and
political divisions Of the United States
as follows: "The states and territories
here enumerated do not occupy the
whole area belonging to the United
States. There are, besides, vast tracts
Of lands described as Kansas Mime.
sota,' Nebraska Oregon and the In.
dian country nor as yet organized"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

The New York Public of the 7th inst.
says: The exchanges for August not on
ly surpassed all precedent, but all ex
expectations. The aggregates at New
York last week, after o full allowance fol
speculative operations, were remarkably
large. It now appears that the exchanges
outside of New York for August, usually
dull month, have never been surpassed
in any month since the records were com
niled 80
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad company has completed its earn
ings for the fourth week Of August. aud
the increase over tho corresponding per-
iod last year is very large. The freight
boom still continues, both in the east and
west-bound business, although as yet tho
latter far exceeds the former. Gross
earnings for the fourth week Of August,
1881, 5000 gross earnings for the cor
responding period Of last year, 1926, 900,
showlng an increase this year Of S247, 900
or over 90 per cent. For tho month al
August the gross earnings amounted to
$l,87s,OOO, while during the correspond
ing period last year they amounted te
4l,OO2,OOO. showing an increase for Au
gust. 1881, of $676,OO0. The correspond
ing increase in mileage during this per
iod was about IA per cent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

The United States grand jury ut
Deadwood is busily engaged in mvest'-
eating postal affairs over tho star
route between Deaawood and Sidney.
Considerable excitement is occasioncd
BY tho report that tho postmaster OF
Dcadwood had been indicted for ialsify-
Ing tho report oil tho arrival OF mails,
representing that the contractors we're
making schedule time. whereas during
last winter they wore sometimes one aud
. In haYs ~. ~ this assAnGsnsni
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

ney is also implicated. The postmaster
Mt Deadwooa denies the charge. He is
a reputable business man, enjoys the
highest public esteem. and many believe
the charge Matched in continuation OF
tho postoilice fight which has existed
the last three years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

There was heavy snow storm in the
Black Hills Monday night aud Tuesday
morning. There was five inches on the
level at Deadwood and three at Custer
City. 1t was two feet deep at Battle
mountain. All along the eastern coast
Monday and Tuesday were the hottest
days of the season, while in the Missouri
valley the TEN peraturc was generally
low.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09
DEFERRED 1eLeeeAms.

The following kilograms were receiv-
ed too late for last nights paper:
THE HRRRsY TRIAL.
In the Thomas heresy trial at Chicago,
Mr.. Bennett, for the defense, said they
would admit certain published converse
tions for the sake Of saving time.
The prosecution resting their case
here, DR.. Thomas then took the stand
His testimony related chiefly to the
preachers meeting. March Slst, 1873,
when the question Of atonemcnt wea
coo1idesed. He repeated hss stats@snt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09
Probate Notios.
In the Probate Court Of the County of Yankton
Territory of Dakota.

In the Probate Court Of the County of Yankton,
Territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of John Leverson
NOTICE ia hereby given that Jacob Hanson,
~ the executor of the last will and testament
Of John Leverson, deceased, has rendered and
his final account Of his administration of the
estate Of said deceased stating said estate was
ready for distribution: and that SAtardAy, the
ist day Of October A. ID !, 1851. being = day Of
the Septembcr term of said court, 1t ten O'Clock
.. m, at the probate courtroom OF said court
| in the said city and county Of iankton, ha.
| for the settlement Of said account, At which
time and place any person interested in s.it
eatAte may appear and file exceptions in writinl
| 70 The eAid account and contest the same.
~ Aa '' II. L ooN0LxTQN,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09
l.aal.
D. w.2rrss.
Il. H. MMILn. n.

A crystal watch charm, shaped like o
heart. was Lost yesterday Sunday, near
the court house. The finder will be re-
wassisd by leaving il at Lavender's cash
erocesy. @. y. CAAxxr.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

Recent kilograms from tho command
ing officer at Fort Assinniboine, NJ. T.,
state that no Indians we're met by the
troops sent out at the request of the In
dian agent at Fort Belknap. and as it is
believed that there are none sonth of the
boundary, the detachment will return to
the fort.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-09

rlNHE partnership heretofore existing under
Il the name of Maxwell d Jenkins Of Yank-
ton, d. T., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
ssnt. All the assets of the said finn have beer
transferred to W. j. Maxwell, and the said
Maxwell has assumed all the liabilities of the
said firm, and all debts due the said firm must
be paid to him.
w. J. MAXWELL.
Il. b. JENKINS.
Yanktou, ID. T., Sept. 5, 1881.