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, 1881-07-22

however, tho manufacture Of tho fnIxcd g0nds
fcctiDn whlctl thu Terminating dueHt nlieRes+ and
the product H.. Is stlll npt tn degenerate INTO
TI liz tcet hy whtct tho frnud Is to be !setcotc'
mnkes FURTHER. Imposition On the public IN.
mat,ble--jr0vtctl. of course, tho Gnl,i!9 onr's
vistiinily hns this matter under tta th!lnil,. AZ
s,1! Us thn tnanfMcturGss lcKsn =, scH thnt ~, sno
;ts sss, wSni S 'S o aio tnsS w 'i si III s e 'i @
meantime. n few vigorous nrt,sec'tttpns Mnt!cf
tic Fool. itsi1ltcntton net wn,lt materially as.
spatx!ng sofssc t,f the truth, contG,ncd n thne
yn.,eraGlo commercial rnaxl'rf' "1lo'es's Is Inc
se' SSUr,iEn 1,icuMoxp III T1t,: FIELD.
Among tho corparntions which RECENTLY M.
rann!ze is tho ur!n : Cnac s,'9nr HSslhns Ms,nr
IInpa II9o tri','fa.tors Hs are William D. Friend phip
A. Palmer, a.,d ]. " .ChfIAon. rMini%l' r.. r.
risr ',,rs, ,,1tst II a.t',a f tSo r Istas liz nss
in, lives ii M. ii Nurtii surHa,, etrcet.
.ssr "wa Il a m ., n g s. .as.sS IT,
'n.9 l,.sst r Tint ,Sn CT" 10 palver'ac
"ily what procc..?'
"What do yeu proposoao'ns In tho eane'snsar
!" we havc rspcess fur refninR cotnWorola! q.
cnne s,,alr,-ss't,ietntnE entirely now. ,1 Mn san
from thy lower HFadcs.'
"Tont Is n!so n scceot.''
"WIi! tho sugars lD Etire?"
| ayes: thoy Will bGHr anhysls.
willy, "Wlil Nv bc ab'o 10 "ndvrse'l other manu-
wv Child. ,nt we ,tnn't rroposu to 10 that"
"when ars yo.i gS!ns to '1 nsS% tI 6uslnessT
| I" ltave,t't you sslyanced that fnr?''
| "Np, W6 haven't received thg license 70 or
gt,.,iHo ye,. Int uxpect II every ,lny. Wa hnyu
hsL plenty " uIters 1T MN,tloy. but nor ~ thn
sl.nl'o VIC wnnt u. We have org;tnix,.l st9.E @
wcFc uscrGtf tlUl,Hou by D,te cullcurll Tor t!c
gr;ipe.s,lgnr ru,vcrlxltte proe*s' nut tlnit ~
tend t fMrEt II nit. cllttsc wl1cl tle setrot ut-
tDncs once known VIZ would lose a,iltsol of 9 tl9
run the establishment OURSELVES. Wt ttunt wntit
tMt1itnIlsts to tnku nil tho stock. lint lntentl Il
| Investment" -.
"As snt,,i rs ,yg hivo thu nioneyf'
willow ltn,g. wi! Tint bn z
"s,,Gstrlption books viii be opened as soon Us
pos.t6lu."
"ite IS II GhGintst.".
"AnI Mr.. Gh!lsnf,?"
. "4f railroad tBAsi.'' ...-
"Ho,. :. & three own tho proccsses?'
Sir. Taimnr showed tho reporter samples Of IN
r,iiytrizcI grnpo md ennu s!lg,lrs, and th1y wcr
s.t,nurcttiy prIiue artcics. IlD ws cuutl,1cnt ii
and his. nssneiAtea hn! Il gonu thini
Hsa s, u" y IT, 'oy '''s' ,s1a !. 70 rds,nn 'ssH e
nnlycrlxluR Ernpn sugar.-nn ltnpoasio!l!ty in :!
f,,llu III hli,Gst everybody, owing to It's Stick
ti,ss- tttt Industry Will rccOtvo M !opettiSnr
thnre Will be un fncrrAstf tlnttlhIM t9r et,r!i lt
snitl II WIS tholr intuition ~ ,ttltzo tho ~
. processes III 0itO establishment with a Cuphc!
, of O,6U0 or ii U0U barrels II tny.
, 1881-07-22
ALBERT COMSTOCK.
Calling Ills SF1fo to Como and. SEQ
VKlnl shoot IRlsikotGs

aep i"r. saa' IhIb ~ a..
Abort Comstock' u In~yes "eil-khoWn ~ tnls
city, committed suicide lM Interson sycstcrtliy
morning by shooting himself. lie was troubled
"Aa ltao1At"at a'to ""s ~ NV '''..1 y. "nA
ont at ntNht. 10 wont OUT 81 Monaiay nlght,
n fctnrtten thlcniux ~ s. t, ,vtn,, ~
ho 1un,G ho9 under tho ,,illtltnsS q n1Gne, 1Mt
Il uslnlly utittcd ny h!H shuotltB ont ot the WI.
dow. Whnn NJ tareuLeheu 10 enu1t nlnseat tss ~
iia threass, and paIsi .t!a attention Il T. Sir:
Cotnat9ok s4cpt M s,Fs ~ @Mo i, ~ IL M1 so,, "" w.,
It was supposed no WIS gong 10 nes,. nsssenuy
out 70 Ills wise:
"Conc up hero nnu aeo mo snoot tnyscll'u
ttis WIG. who WIS ynR ~ oeu W!!M ~ s1sS! w.
e4S or9nr q ~ ese es s ss s S s VIZ wa u IT,
ts eossnstook @ iirs.i I'll tSe reS9yoS WI sa6ss:;
Yauntly discovered that no hrcd Ut tue aoos'
NOW yon VIII come. chi" IL, .u,.,. a..
Mrs ComstUck, thinking IT only troak 5o
friHllOn hGr, aS hG hAu titno once ,nolure, hlN
not leave hGr bst AitnuEn se n nna hnGxan 10 %
nnd forth from tho bnt!-room to tho hull. and
lnal!y no cried ONT agaln; -. ,A..
"Wnll, II yta WILL not GONE nnI SEQ tMe enoot
| or It this tln,at tleru yoas!
AT that instant thero was anottior sa2F. enu
| tho women tlawrl.slnlrs hGAgt tho plelo! Mr0il
!" ~, !1e GIf 10 to"s no istrs 'S lit I'll From t
| huuse sesGantns, mud word was tolepAoneA 70
tho p0!Ieo hel.tl.la!rters frtm tho Garner storo.
Mce,tin9 tao ',9gnors hn;t run aR 70 G his ' 5oo1'
| liO Ind shot himself III tho right tesnpla. the
| uii,zzIu Ut tho wuilpAn buEng hold SO c0so thnt
tho puwdGr burned the skil,: The moEhh0rs; ~,
cur9,or cEun1s IIS iirI VII np,ied ii '''' &'4s
| N(r. Cuiustuck wis only ID yonrs Of ayu, nj.
, 1881-07-22
BOGUS CIGARS.
A SvlndliMr Auction Shop Tlsnt Deals
In Ihcni.

Il, ,As,,cn,,
rss .oWa was asssd sy sne 'cans grocer
tho paeg I whether hS would ,s. ~ not like m so1
uS"., w.'r.. aonatb,n~ cxtro c1uuso ho Ind bouvht
we're slnaan'na a, "S. s,n ~ " ~ ~ ~ .,,nr
w',,' ,o 'rS1 ar" % ma IeIt @ np,tiy % ,.,upoiu,cI
Gated tin prc'niscs they removed their s..9k,
aa tndt M tho sS o , m saa Of
",ur. ar% s,n,,., n r,,s1nv business rnr ,yh1ic.
oIaars any aoao r.ss uas..ss -. ", .,,s,
tnoy tho wore lsposinv of thu vucutns ilrn's ola
stock. Tho country grocer hud Uccn ono OF
tnos Victims .no e'sars n1 uau .'nsonasea n1s
Of II vliencss unparalleled outside Of clg"r
mock @oeoa o., afose f1se. sxt,a,,,p ,cero. boa
o,,, ~, ~, ts1"r,e s,,,ot ,,.as Mnnroc. ,sh.ro
oreieu on ..A s.seas, ''oa' ~, .,,.' "ns'
dozeus Of vsrdunt eounsrytuen: and II yot's t,um-
Uur vi citizens who ought to kow better fulltng
victims to tho Hlie to,'x''o Of tho naetionSsts
ma tno captivating w'an oa ane anppet ~,
neoncer WI" does tho e%sy e. .alkns Is n, t
cncek u ns'an, 4u. e"p'a , .o,,o.s "sH ~ ,s,,,
S G1so beon t!ow;' % .hcir link tos i'any .iays
aul nru Elntl 70 lont inziiy ro!atsd The aos ~
!!Sns tre IL ouoo simple sna oltsstlss: e. ks:
Tns nso'tomeot , hsr,n ns nWi spSl
S"i5efs 5Xx: s"a qrs%a tSS HS' II 3rcnt It ' ess
tcal counter which 70 hcMSliy sa!!en Win n0keS IN
M ggnrs xGsy a case,ay ~ ~ mp ama pehfg ssh . M
ioi,g ta tte poui;!,do nrt'Ss. Tug a!1csina;eee f.;
wst ~ Si.s p fuH toss g9fs ngr po
tnads by tha Gappers, and tnaliy !ho lot1say ~:
te xoa A. * Myxg owt Eol1 70 ns
! hhvo boon purchased " 1ust Abont - Genus y
, 1881-07-22

Istt a tlfsor,lerca liver. giving YOU q yellow
skin ur etsttya buWv!s. which hav0 resulted il
distressing pllo1, ur Do ,!'4s klaneya refuse -
vii soon Gs ciogssl with ,poisona. 'Iake i tuw
doscs Of Klduey. Wort aud X"u'A tocl IKE new
aud zach CrHan Will 10 ready for duty. Drug.
Rists sell 10th tho dry md l!quld.-Epansvsaa
Tribune, ..
, 1881-07-22

Sr. 1.nttIs, No., July 2l.-lt Is aut1,or|la-
lively statct tonight TINT tho Missouri l'a-
cliunutl Wal,nsll lsnliroatl Companies have
leased tlle bridge aeruss tho Atiasss!pli 1l!vcr
heru for ,,fitety-ntne years. Tile precise
i,riiHc will cs,nstn,lU tu to ui,crAtui IA hcrcto-
r.,ru l.uti all ro.ltts will lvu tho trnslt nj u.
ThurTwill probably t,c sumo chanEos Iii tho Of
tiEErs.
, 1881-07-22

Cincinnati + st. I.n,,ts Rn!lron,l Company, With
n eapltul atnek 0f fI.lsVl,UEl. SltnlInr nrtlclrs
wrrn n3A1 nletl by tho Ttdrun. Cinclnfntl y ~;
Louis ait tho YeFrEllon Il Htatr l,na ltnilrnnt'
Companies, rurf,Iny lhoW 1nta Un1 ctlrlMrntirii,
tWinr Tie i,umO pf tho Toleti,. Cincinnati 4 "
t.n,ifs il,lrnntt Eo,npnfy, with II cnrltnt ot
f4,W)1Gl. 'fhiR EtyrN this ruad a through limo
from Toledo to st, t.pttls,
, 1881-07-22
A NEW LEAF.
A Chicago House OF lIl.Fame Be.
comes a Gospel Mission,
How 1ts Mistress Was Lod to n na.,
, ter Life,

u
lalr ,luscn mon and women ltscutisic viii s,,a
ufi.t wnr tti mt rsrn,,o i'm .,.,,,', ~" e'an'
,,n,,t nv. ~ ,,s,t ,a.saI s,... @ hu csc ni The
rntlred tI,oroughfarp, but wttn tho sttansS.. %a
rnnH tho bell at No. l:a ami wcrU adsnlttr,l. viz.
ta l,yi,. .brsks etc., wl,cl, 1,,oy rorrto., ""a ~.
tra,,.l1, ~, 10 me' as .nosc VINO tecptd
!hsnuen TUG ltt'co' wcFo Rlse lilo slsisOs ul,,ss
bo IN tho wr,ng puw. They were ,Hss,oken
rim NJ, c4tnIi,.1,,or. ~, ,,,n Seafa hnd
,,,r,.I -, nt,.,,,,,'., 49,, ,,sI.. ,n n'n totes.
=" .s.H,..' wv ac'* 1ho la'l!cs md
RentIell'eil SIsltetl nor hos0 III rcslbllsp t nm
mV11auon soht by har to tho Pnoii'o Mission, to
llOf.p i RELIGIOUS HEItvirE,
and 10 cnttt,se with her III to tn hest co,lrsc IN
pursue III tho ti,turc. After chH.linp nina ,na,,.
With Miss i!rooks, religious sory,c,. 'a WI. h.1
80 TINT tho ntsotilanco was n1n.lo III, simply of
whr % r"matns 0' win 'I. scr VIZ on sut'"s woman
,in,rr ,rirla from r,,,nr ht,"..,. na't'
rn,,r,,, ~ of ,i,nI, t,,s,' ,,1s r.. VINO bud
Mnn I,, liz re,t'.tos ,sttti, e @ sa,ss 'rxs
~ " - H.. ~ s'..,,a, ..,, ig ~ 4er tsea
mst n. IN. fl,t. n,, rtr ~ nr'sn ~ tne Kirls
li1oy tno might b0 lctl ititu iMtAs uj ytrt. att NV
1truoAst VIM Is u lttic looking wonn Of pethats
u. WINS pertcatIy eonl al,u deliberate ii, ,er 'o
!nea',nr ntlu "el' h"fb " tiit step she wns lak
i.iE. ~ sl!o tcs tG story, aho hns been ttuub.e
'or 'oh'' "pmsns .rw,x,,'.s wsa ~. ,,,,xxc,r.c,
TINT s,,c en,,,,, mt sbuka M ovnn ,y1.a .,
1.,tsnrt t,,.rts ~ r VI ,y1 % "tn In tho most
n1% m n WIZ a tn t, tosi ,no, ,a t s sa ws ieatnva
.i,.r ~ ,,,nTr",,t v,,ttn, ,tirta% % ,y ""a n'iaHts
shus,u n rili, shs hud i,uul, hro,,vh, msns mn
Isrsrlf ry s9s frtee,, fly s,t,tyS years iS
cvor tsiiri to isllow har nscnt cf''' ,,aurh. nte
@ ts st.,' @ t H. to Is ata ta,ys Saas ~
, 1881-07-22
FREAKS OF A LUNAT!C.

ADRIAN, 1iIsl.., Luly 2t.--A lunatto liamo4
O,rgo Sluddun Alil,iscl himself hpse ttt-tiny by
sonlli,g threq totoxr,tus tn ]. a. Oron,btc,
III, announcing that ho bud boon
fatally stabt,ud, with rnluuss To Eoptl Tho uewa
u .AlH!y, Lao County, III, ilu waa subsequent.
" Nfrcs&fl ly tho W,lto0 xaa given ten .n1nutes
III lu,yu t1wii, liu explained ILLS action lx tAy-
lnx tiat l,u wanted Ia 900 how luuch hs selat!yea
tbt,tIHht Ac hint. H.. =
, 1881-07-22
THE ItEE-LINE.

1SntANAroLts, Ind, July al.-The 11co-
Line routv will commence running sleeping
cnrs through from n0stuM to st. Ln,lfs 0n
tluEstay i,tlxt, Win tho InhNulpols s. ~. Louis,
ilcu. Line, Like Shurg. New ferk Central, atld
Nustun s: AIbnny ttoads
, 1881-07-22
MARROW uAuaE.

Special UlsV0tfk 70 1kt CAlefVo 7FtbHHts
l}Enrolsi,, Ind, July al.-SuprrIntentlent
Kc.ll,ttiy, of.tllg Bedford i; Bloomfield Nnr-
row nutIgc Nontl, l,as demonstrated 10 tho
satisfaction Of nil concerned tint narrow
g.lliXe cur e,n haul lust rs great wolRht rs nne
t.f tho standard gnslRc. md Inns Ind Gutc ln.
Ter bnlt tl,ut NrG ,li,w daily uurrytNg 0vun more
than tho standard lohd..
, 1881-07-22

NEW UNJ4EAES P1AVfFIEs
Slt1.EvEiUtrr, LII, July ai.-Capt. Il. $.
11uyes, tiuncrul Manager of t:o,l!tl's South
western raiLronsl systv,M, visited here to-tlny,
accompanied by cf-tiOv. lir0wt,. of tho TEXTS,
lnclf1c They wrrc hooking nftcr tnattcia con-
llcGtetl with tho Nrw Or1enns f'aclllu ltullwAy
Locating depot Krot,Itas.
, 1881-07-22
READING.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-The net enril-
ings of tito Philadelphia & lseatlli'g leallrOaf
Company for u,e year eli.letl Jn,la 30 were
sl,ass,53l uti incrclsu uf SasS,6E rs compared
With tho previous yttAr.
, 1881-07-22
COSAOLlpATtoN. ~

srnlxay,sLp, ILL.,, July s..-4rtlclca Of
consolidation we're to-tiay Iliptl With the scc~
relqyy OF Stalo by tl1e Toledo, Qlarlrst9a y
Vincsn..es lta!lroad i Compa4y-. nlni tho
Charleston, NeuKa 81 st, Lv0is leallroad
Company, whereby these companies FORM
QUO q r7ooratton. nador tho uams Of tho Tosedo'
, 1881-07-22

Wsnohoster.a aaypaphosPPaass PPass !uns1f
will cure consumption, couKn.s.. "Kstahnshea
bronchitis, aud general debsAV'
tMentYsQne yeArav -
, 1881-07-22
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL Assoc!AlI.',osssss !sl.,ss !

ATLANTA, aa., July sl.-At to-dny,. .,.a ssJ 1osu
tho National educational Assoolsuoutii ..sati rubIs
Poasloc, suporInteuleut of clas,nnsa,' ."a lsefa,,
Schools, read a paper OIL moral n..o,'ted ~ ~
training In public schools, which au' snS bIo&'
Introduction OF works Ut l'tesatuut1, u 1,,a,hout. q
suphy Into tho schools. r.. 4; Asct. "; II otsuSsas
Atanta fead png1F en w. III nnssuarttnuut o. ri
null Schools met III tue afternoon ;hs last ~
papers wore Eca4. 1'o-moFro~ - ~
, 1881-07-22
CHICAGO, ,1sEISly IL sOUTIIWEs'r-
EIlN,

In the uaso Of tic FarlNers' Loan Il Trust
Company aguIl.st tho Chicago, pekin > ~
Southwestern lsaIlyoad Company, tho IT,
ceiycr, i. u. Nced, Aletl his reports ycster-
day tor tho nlunths OF, February, March,
April, Atay,, and June last, which Is in 1rict
Nh follAWR: t''.,,
, 1881-07-22
Rfllli Rim

~. =; :, -, :, .,sBUlL rum: ,,. hattie i
; Paov1pExGR, H. y, July sl.-lhss s.v By ~
Dull Hun was' COMMUNICATED to.u GU ucS lntas
Veterans Of tua seooul ithode ls'a''A
aud Nattery A.
, 1881-07-22

A EOnd EXCUSE fur sickness Ut yourself and
tulnlly Is tlat yult dnil't use Ian Alttass.
, 1881-07-22

tho use Ut excursion tickets
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THE MENlCAS SCltEnAH'
ALBANY, n. T., July .i.-Artleles oi asso'
citation Of the Mcxlcan Oriental l'1terocranlc
or International llallroatl .Compaliy havo
nee rcse,'g t py ru fr a @
latu oeto1o tha governor ~ anf aPp.osm, M 100, t"o
s,s as 't v IN Into to- bewse asxic"
mi t',c tn,rrnnttoun. Hallway Improvement
'ta'' ',.u,,v ~" sr,rs. crrfn;m rfpts md now.
ers, "M sansay u ''rn n'', ~. ~" MI I' ts1errn"
Srunehe, S% Sp'u within iVt the t lepabliu Of exico.
Thu contract rroyttles that saitl rights n,ld
powers could be transferred to ono or nnro
eopantss which lEht b. g,galzed for lint
ncnt Company does not contemplate tho nn'',n'
te.,ance und oporusiou Of tho rasiroads md toie-
| pruphs, hut only tho construction Of tho sumu
S"w ynrl hnvinw oxnfossiy authorized tho In.
CORPORATION Of co,ppnnIcs for tho permanent
maintenance nf rnIIEolls and ielGxra}hs 1ey.Md
tn9 'slts q tne utEm ,, o'N N"r: y f,re,.., n T.
nlilo,i, Thorias f. Eekert. II. lodge. null ulysos
urNnt, u Now Ynrk aad Ft..ncls psErsRsa 4E sR' ~
ssas! seapa%y %se 1ss i T. cqa,@ses 55;'; ;, !!
erse VII an s9n a%o tssss ess &
I 1nHri,iiin n McxicU tuuuhipg ut Snn-
r.,rt,1m;1n nn,t Santnndrr Jip1}urz, with
es bfmMeI roasl to CInia Victoria, to H. extended
"a fnr M gnn lila Pttl@t: ulsI brnnehts 10 Met
aalsr,,s AID tbs linz of JeslIs Mnri, In c,so this
ar1 9e suol1 Mo fu sk @ jul IL ctsuS fro Jill,
tnndnr .li.ntnex tn tho Civ Of Mexico by tic
,,,nS nnmti,Mi,, trnn tinre fr :, mint nu tI,O Fu-
ni,ts sonst T'hs nnin linn i,lny tllvii 1r nuI,oh
III i,SYt.rc gts nsrnnf 10 ti,e tnboJands posslE
Nv Nv rnnnnthn lid md MczNuta, Will its ter
rnn'a \, sato tnrr,arfnu. 1ionnltu. triixnnn.
nmi s,eol,,i%N ~ 1'hn' sni,t stnrk ii plnScu Me
w m, III irca ,ntt, .Sy,inxi nI,nrcs t1f S1O}
snnh TS,, mmro.i,n,nt, norsnt,s 1re to 1tct iii.
| UnnTi n ,rrrtnrN Law tinuitl tnkcs lou shnrrs,
ssSnrv VI Diiiul :1o5! ltTsscl SnxU ill., Thosnas
i. Dillon l00. Amos L.. Hopkins 100. trhninNs L.
saI i ill., i. s. Grant ito. and Francis Degrcss lio.
!.
FIGURES.
NEW YonK, July 2i.-Thc Eucnt'tU Post
suys: "Tho total Number OF miles Of rail.
rouds Of tic United States N operation Mt the
close of 1850 wns G,,Ti miles: Increase for
tho year, 7,l74 miles: ssal,,st s771 miles tl,c
| nrnv;oua yfnr nn{D 1t,H7 miles III .1B7U Til
, 1881-07-22

TIE WAR IN PASSENGER RATES.
The New York SUI, Illus tho following re-
gnrding the war in passenger rates:
The regular agents nf all tho railroad lines
wara aallltax tuGi1a to Chlaax0 yesterday 1Qg 90,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-09

Chicago, August 9.-The carpenters
and Joiners' national convention. this
morning, elected r. w. Comfort, OF Chi
cago, president; John Ritter, Of New
York, vice president; P. J. Mcclure, of
st. Louis, secretary, aud Thos. p. Doran
assistant secretary. The report of the
provisional committee. p. j. Mcclure,
chairman, shows that the committee had
written many letters for the purpose of
discovering the best means of consolida-
tion. The committee recommend a re-
duction of the hours of labor, a general
organization of trade connectionfwith
the carpenters of Canada and Europe
and action regarding the continental fed.
Grafton of trade. The report was adopt.
ed. Many reports showing that the or
der was in tlourishing condition We're
read.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-09
The Kussinn Wheat Crop,

Washington. Aug. 9.-Minister Foster
writes to the department of state under
date of July IS. 1881, that the Russian
wheat clop is likely to be one Of the
largest ever raised in the empire. and
that the export promises to be much
greater than usual from Moscow. which
is great commercial center of Russia.
It is reported that all branches of busi-
ness are beginning to revive and flourish
after the long season of depression on
account Of the prospects of an abundant
harvest. 1t will not be without pract /.
cal political influence also, ior much di, =
content in the interior has resulted from
hard times and short crops.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-09

ing this came Carney's blacksmith ship.
This concluded the tour of the flames
which extended from Fargo's brick fire
proof on the north side of the street
down to Rodney's corral on the south
side up the street again to Mr.. Jones'
resid ence.
The probable loss roughly estimated
will be about $4,000 with little insur-
ance. Among the principal losers are r.
d. Grimshaw $4,000, c. Fargo &jSons ST..
600, L. o. Williams on stock $4,000, said
to be insured. for 81 800, VIM. Bueter So,
600. insurance $500, Capt. Gaar $1,000,
Dudley & Caldwell on building 5000,
Capt. Human on building 81 900, A. Mar.
BILE on building $500. NJ. O'Brien Foun-
tain City hotel S2,50O,J. W. Carney on
building Sl,5OO, J. M. Rickle $1,000, DR..
Lowe $4,000, Mr.. Hammond $500, DR..
Harris 81 500, j. Strane on hides S2,5OO.
The origin of the fire is one OF conjec-
ture. Itwas seen by some over Williams
grocery and by others over the vacant
room adjoining the store. We under
stand that no fire had been used in the
building so it must have originated
from spontaneous combustion or the
work of an incendiary.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-09
LATEST BY MAIL.

St. Louis, August 6-The ten days
heat gave way to-day to pleasing cool
ness.
New York. August 6-The thermo-
meter is 81 degrees. There were thirty
this evening. The cold wave and storm
are coming.
Washington, August 8-Heap, charge
d'affaires Of the United States at Gun.
stantinople, writes the department Of
state that the Turkish decree against
the importation of American pork into
the Ottoman dominions has become vir.
tually dead.
indianapolis, August 6-The war on
eastern passenger rates has been hot
here to-day. The rate to New York open.
ed this morning at $ll, but was reduced
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-09
YirrImia Republicans,

Lynchburg, Va, August 9-All the
republican leaders in the state are here
to attend the state convention. Chair
man Cochrane secured one hall and tue
Malone republicans, anticipating split
secured another. 1t is thought if the
straight-outs make things too warm the
coalitionists will retire to their own hall
Mahone's partisans have the greatest
number OF the more influential republi
cans. including government officers. Al
indications favor split, and there is
every reason to believe that Wickham'
friends will nominate u ticket.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-09
Prosecuting Jews.

Berlin, August 9.-Anti.Jewish distur-
Dances have occurred at Jastrow,
West Prussia, during which rabbi was
wounded. his assailants escaping after o
fight with the police. Further distur-
Dances of the same character have occur
red at Budlitz, and Pomeraina. Many
towns and villages in western Russia,
whose populations are mostly Jewish,
have been burned. 1t is impossible to
resist the suspicion of systematic lncen-
diarism. Up to June, sixteen towns and
villages were burned. Since the fresh
fires have occurred, two of the most ter
rible were at Korez and Minsk. From
ten to twenty houses and shops were de-
stroyed at Korez, and many persons kill.
ed. The bulk of the survivors are ren.
dered destitute.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-09
+. THE RAPID CITY EXTENSION.

Dea0W0OQ Pioneer.
The Pioneer Office was favored last eve
ming with call from G.. w. Chadwick,
of New York, representing syndicate
of New York created for the purpose OF
building standard guage railroad, the
immediate termini of which will be Fort
Niobrara, where it will connect with the
incoming Sioux City & Pacific, and Rapid
City. The comp any however contem-
plates, and its charter will provide, for
the ultimate construction of the line to
Boseman, Montana, and possibly across
the country, via National Park to the Pa
cifc. The company, whose names we
are not at liberty to divulge are possess
ed of ample means to construct the road,
indeed We are assured that anyone mem.
Der could carry it financially speaking
in his pocket. The Incorporation will be
formed under the general law of Dakota
and will begin ope, ations within the next
thirty lays. Mr.. Chadwick recently sub.
mitted favorable report, whereupon
Theodore II. Wagstaff one of the com
pany started for the Hills and is daily
expected to arrive. The latter will
doubtless put surveying party in the
field at once and also call for bids on con
tract work. The distance from Rapid
to Fort Niobrara over the contemplated
route is from 1875 to 13O miles. The road
will be completed next year.