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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-14

San Francisco. June 14.-The Sidney
steamer, Raleigh, was lost on Kings reef
north of Cardwell, Queensland. The
passengers and crew we're saved, but the
mails and cargo were lost.
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North Carolin. Repub,ican,

Raleigh. June 14.-The republican
state convention met to-day. A full at
tendance and an equal division of the
races. Daniel Tusseu was made tempo.
rary president.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-14
TO-Day's Fire Record

Boston, June l4-A fire at South Balm.
tree this morning destroyed the best
business buildings in town, including
the postoffice. Loss, $4,000; partial in.
surance.
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Further Indications that tho
Panic In Egypt Is: Welt
Founded.
Serious Small Pox Developments
Rsported,in ;Mcc Geek County
Dskota.
A Gatling Gun, other ARTILLERY
and q Polics Force Ready
for the Cleveland
-e-.-esssssy Strikers.
Capital Notes.
rREscoTT's THs4tMoN1,

-. TREscoTT's TEs41MoNY.
Washingtoh, June 14-W. d. Trescott
testified to-day that his mission was to
bring the warning states Of Chill, Peru
and Bolivia together, aud if possible to
make peace, but he know nothing of the
Shipherd correspondence; never saw him
but once; knew nothing Of any United
States minister being corrupted by the
credit industrial or any other company;
never saw anything showing that Hurl-
but was corrupted or that he had influ-
encea the Gillian foreign secretary; said
the Chilian government had no charge
whatever against Hurlbut. Answering
Belmont. he said the credit industrial
had the only plan which seemed feasible
to pay the war indemnity.
ae had communicated with no one on
this matter except Robert Randall, who
first wrote him. but he refused to discuss
whether Blaine or Randall was right in
his testimony. Randall thought Blaine
had taken part against his (Randall's)
company. In point of fact the question
had never been even consid.
cred. He refused to an.
swer questions conflicting with
his duty to the president and secretary OF
state. After some further Questioning
by Belmont, nothing important being
elected, Trescott was excused for the
present.
DECLINED TO SERVE.
A. A. Low has declined to serve on the
tariff commission.
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.
In the star route cases. Thomas 8
Nightingale testified that he wrote o pc.
tition for an increase and expedition of
route from Kearney to Kent, but not th,
interlineation-thirteen hours schedule
Didn't know who did.
NOMINATED.
The president nominated Daniel H
Pinney associate justice of the supfem.
court of Arizona.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.
New York, June Il.
SIocks-Strong, higher.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g ;1n sss; S. slo1
ELoUR-Steady. moderate demand,
a, ,HsMMEA7TIiHigher; sME Til Sl..6s@4eh June; sl.soa
CoRS:1Higher, MiSedi western 7se77xc; fu-
OArs--Western $685.
LaRD-Hishhe;ra, atni sii.s5. s5.0'' 0ia' s@'"'
CHICAGO.
spring ehs'fssoj si 5aas; 5nns Its. It.
regular sl:iss July si.57ss Aug. g. 'p''"0ef
CoRN-Strong: higher, 70is cash and june; ;
QATs-Firm. soc cash; 4ssic June; AS July;
- August; SAYS September.
RYE-Bsc.
BARLEY gHAhLEY-Si@.
PoRkIopened Strong higher. fao.s2h cash
LAnD-Firnl. higher, $ll.6O cash; $H.72 July;
8ll.O lgust; $lI.0 September.
Hogs receipts--2l 900; Active good to choice
heavy $s00g$s.55.
G.'s1s aasd e sSass stronger.
srs and feeders s3osg5. 10; butchers, -. .SUG2,55
Texans, $500 S.55.
MILWAUKEE.
WnEAE.Lowcr, .sl.s2 cash and June; Ie Il. SIS IS
July; ll7is Aug; No. 5. s1.l1.
GGons-stronger. Tic.
RYE-Lower. 90.
BARLHY-Tame, SO,
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David DAVIS is pressing h,s till estab-
fishing court Of appeals in each judi
cial circuit to determine certain classes
Of Gases, with . view to relieve the su-
preme court upon the republicans of tfe
hosse. The bill has passed the senate
and will pass the house, but it will en-
counter bitter opposition on the part Of
the democrats, whe will very generally
support tho Manning bill, subdividing
the supreme court with view to facili-
tating the consideration of business be-
fore it three fold, Is substitute. They
oppose Davis bill because of its tenden-
y toward the decentralization Of the ju-
dicial powers Of the government.
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A are al Ie Mars Sunday morning
Destroyed $4,000 worth Of property,
mostly business buildings and stocks of
soods.

Secretary Folger states that he has
mot quite completed the examination of
the bond plate left in his custody, lent
by oountsrfsiter Doyle. but he was per-
soaslly satisded that it is not genuine
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CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.
Washington, June l4-Mr. Miller re-
ported the illinois and Mississippi canal
bill.
HOUSE.
The house went into committee on the
legislative appropriation bill.
Washington, June 14.-In the house
to-day, Mr.. White said that it was stated
before the ways and means committee
that its chairman had made a bargain to
help the tariff men.
Kelly denounced the statement as the
saying Of a maniac or deliberate lie, and
added-the gentleman may be scoundrel
enough to make that statement.
Springer moved both be reprimaadsd
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Tho Game of Dra1

The Game of Draw.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 14-In the
poker case of Weed vs.. Hedges, to-day,
Weed swore that he lost $45, 600 in one
hour at faro; Scott and Hedges being
the dealers.
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school has been closed and few fatali-
ties have occurred.
Minneapolis, June 14-Only eight
cases of small pox. No scare.
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Congressman Phelps has introduced in
the house . bill authorizing the con-
struction OF . north branch of the Union
Pacific railroad and telegraph line. 1t
10 the Same % that introduced in the sen.
ate December laat by Mr.. Window. It
authorizes tho Missouri and Niobrara
Valley road 10 operate the north branch
Of the Union Pacific from Sioux City,
Iowa, 10 . most direct ronte 30 as to con.
meet with the Union Pacific westward OF
Cheyenne, and gives ten years to do it,
upon the terms and conditions OF the act
Of Jaly. 1854. It prohibits the company
from rs,eiving any bonds Of the United
States.
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A,Heayy Rain stor,

sr AHeayy Rain. Storm. .~zs
Indianapolis, June 14-The ssterest
rain storm of the season occurred last
night. Two inches of rain fell. The
city east of the Onion depot is flooded.
Along the railway tracks northwest of
Pennsylvania, Delaware and Alabama
streets the cellars are rapidly filling.
Fifteen or twenty persons we're standing
on the platform over Porgus run when it
gave way and threw them into the water.
Some were rescued, others passed
through the culvert safely while others
are supposed to have drowned. 1t is
impossible as yet to give the number
lost.
IN OHIO AND INDIANA.
Cincinnati, June l4.-Heavy storms
through southern Ohio and Indiana.
European News.
LEAVING EGYPT.
Cairo. June 1.-THE English consul
general, Descres, and the English resi-
dents have quit Egypt without an off,
cial request, which might create panic.
DECLARING DEFIANCE.
The soldiers are openly declaring de-
fiAnce TO- Turkey, and many large. .capi.
talists are preparing 10 leave Egypt per.
manently.
BURIED AT SEA.
Alexandria, June 1.-THE body of the
engineer of the English steamer Suspect,
and two seamen of the Hilion, were
buried out at sea. as it was deemed i'm.
prudent to risk funeral ON shore. As
the barge passed the marines of the o. s.
steamer, Golera, fred q salute, and all
on board uncovered their heads.
SMsil Pax.
Chicago, June l4.-A Salem, Dakota
special says six cases Of smallpox de.
veloped at Bridgewater on the line oi
tue Chicago. NillwAuke aud st. Paulsx.
Tension, salem has quarestined againsl
BridRswater. No trains stop at tbs in
fected town and no mail is taken from
thence.
Chicago, Jane l4.-A st. Paul special
says there arc half dosen cases ol
smallpox in Minneapolis, and that there
y quite seass thsrs. Ths Wehses,
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reas all original poem, which set the audi
Ia roar. Bro. Glller is ready and fluent
speaker using good language and full OF
vim.
| This closed the afternoons exercises.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
hauss OF Bro. HoldrIdge in the evening,
hoiaing private session, and meeting at
| Q o'clock in the morning in open session.
l. Song by tie Glee Club.
Q. Select reading 10y {. Ida Bowman, o
| Prairie Center.
8. Discussion: How tar is it desirable
that tho farmer and hl5 family should I'M
| derstsud and conform to what is called
polite sociciy?n Opened by Sister '. ;,
Ashley and NJ. C. Holdrldge participated
IN by ". II. Ii. Holdr!dgc, Greenman,
Robinson, Giller, Swaney, IL, II, smith,
and Sisters Basse,t and Bowman, all favor
ing true and genuine polieness.
NJ. L. HUidrldge read letter from j. NJ.
Chambers, secretary of the State Grange,
also business manager and purchasing
agput tor the state, regretling that he could
NJ; a present; business too pressing.
A.eo f.. letter from Sister Martin, Of Ev-
all, Change. N the adjoining county, who
Is one az Tue 1--we Changers oi that county.
S.hc' rcs1ip., by NJ, 9 ioldrldge; also
an oclsJGa! putm py same.
Tho next subject under discussion WAS:
"2e,oitfd, That farming yau be so system
auzyd Mai 1t Ni,l give ,uc farmer and his
family equal SOCIAL aau intellectual All,
vanleges ~ttA taose living in towns and
cities" Short speeches were made by
Rolph, SHAVER, Bang, Holdridge, Oliver
Wilson, and Others The weight OF argu-
mest being in the affirmative, it beng
hign twelve, he meeting adjourned to
aga!a take dinner in the park. The tables
appea,ed 30 &c literally inexhaustible.
May having 10 take the afternoon train
for home il became necessary To separate.
By he kindness of friends Ashley, Hold
ridge and Richey, were taken by carriages
to ronica, where we bade them good bye
unit, the annual me;lug IN December.
Il. :. SAMPSON, SeC'y.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The voters Of Ii Sale county who ar1 in sympathy
with the Democratic party requested to elect dele
gates 10 attend County Convention to be held In the
Circuit Court Room In Ottawa on Tuesday, sep
TENDER goth. l SS2, at O'Clock r. NJ, TO pnt
in nomination candidates follows: Probate Judge,
County Judge Sheriff, Treasurer Probate Clerk Coul'
ty Clerk County Superintendent Of schools and Coro'
ner Also candidates for the following legislative OIL
cess State Senator and Two Representatives, And to
transact such other business may come before the
convention. We recommend that the Primaries be
held on Saturday the 23d day Of September at o'clock
r. H. unless otherwise ordered by The town committee
The apporonment Of delegates will be on the basis OF
one delegate for each town. one delegate for each 100
Democratic votes cast at the last presidential election
one delegate tor each fraction Of % or more over TO-
the several towns entitled 10 the following NUM-
Der of delegates respectively:
Adams 9; Allen. 2; Brookield, s; Bluce' 6; Dayton
8; Deer Park, q Dmmlck ,; Eagle, 81 Earl, s; Eden,
2; Fall River ?; Farm Ridge, 2; Freedom, ?: Grand
Rapids, Q; Groveland 8; topc2; Iasae, .; hanlius'
q; Mendoza 81 Merden .; Miller, q Mission. 2; North
vile. Q; ophir g Usage 81 Ottawa, To- Otter Creek, q
Peru, 9; RichlaRG, ,; Rutland 81 Serena, o; South
otawu, 2; Troy Grove. 9; Utica, 8; Vermill!on, q;
Wallace. 3; waltham, . By ordero of
THE COMMITTEE.
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Grunge Meeting at Tonicn.

La Sale County Pomana Grange met as
per advertisement IN Harry Holdridge's
park, one mile west OF Tonica on Thurs.
day, August 81, holding two days meet
ing. On account of the heavy rain on
Wednesday previous, the northern part OF
the county was not as well represented as
1t otherwise would have been.
There was however tair representation
from Magnolia and Clear Creek Oranges,
in Putnam county, they taking an active
part in the discussions.
On arriving at the park (by rail to Toni
ca) little late for dinner, NEST OF the
friends having dined before our arrival
we found q long table still amply supplied
with those things necessary to satisfy an
empty stomach and tempt the appetite to
partske of more; suffice 1t TO say, we did
solid justice to the subject before us, after
which we repaired TO that part of the park
where stand tor the speakers and seats
for the Changers and their friends had
been prepared by the kindness of Brother
Holdrdgc.
The meeting was called to order by A
q. Barnes Master of the County Grange.
/. Song by the Glee Club.
2. Prayer by the Chaplain, S. l.. Bangs
3. SUBJECT under discussion being "lllt
Draining" which was opened by w. II
II. Holdriuge and George A. Bosworth.
Mr. L. A. GIler, Worthy Master of thu
State Grange of Illinois, beng present, wa!
called. lie was introduced by A. c
Barnes IN few brief remarks. The speaker
gave his experience in tile draining dowr
in Green county, which had been quite
extensive, as he owns Il farm Of one thou
sand acres, which has been thoroughly
tiled
Remarks were made by George c. Cald
we'll, OF Deer Park; David Richey, G. n
Rolph, Charles Nudge, Z. Rowland, ant
II. X. Smith. of Putnam. Hodridg(
closed the discusson
After song by the Grange, Worth
Iaster 0ilieg oeiiyosed an 90 teatpore g.
iress, holding the attention OF the audieDc,
for some time, OF the close of which III
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FOREIGN.

The news from Egypt for the past week
is rather tame. After the affair at Kassas-
sin last Friday, the British hurried up
their forces TO that point, intending 70
make a rapid movement upon Tel-el-Kebir,
where Gen olseley promised there should
be big battle on Monday. But on Sun.
day, as the British sent out their reconnoi
tering parties, they found the enemy had
like parties out surveying kassassin at a
comfortable distance; and subsequently the
discovery was made that within 10 miles
of Kassassin the enemy had strongly en-.
trenched posltion-a decided obstacle to
the proposed rapid advance upon Tel.el
Kebir So the British are still at Kassas.
sin. But Gen, Wolseiey telegraphs home
that he needs no more troops, notwithstan
ding which, however, the War Office has
decided TO send HIM three new battalions
Of infantry.
There was intense excitement at Dublin
from Friday 10 Monday, growing out of the
dismissal of 234 of the Metropolitan police
for attending a meeting TO denounce the
conduct Of the superintendent The result
Was Tia! nearly tie entire Metropolis
men-struck and refused 1
do duty. The stations were soon afterwards
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occupied by the military, but on Sunday
night large mobs gathered IN the streets,
and In Brunswick street threw stones at the
troops. Special police were sworn in, bu!
Jared no better. The mob was rapidly be.
coming master of the city. Finally on
Tuesday, on the promise that the claim OF
the police for more pay should be favorahly
presented to the government, the refractory
police consented to ask to be reinstated,
which being done ended the trouble
Cetsweyo, the Zulu king, embarked on
board the steamer Nubian, which sailed on
Monday, tor the Cape OF Good Hope. He
was much cheered by the spectators,
Mr. Jennings telegraphs to the n York
World that the crops in England and
France have been almost entirely ruined by
the unfavorable weather.
The dispute between Turkey and Greccs
will be settled by an agreement between
the Greek and Turkish foreign ministers.
Engineer Melville, ofthe Jeaanettr and
Lieut. Berry, Of the Rogers, sailed tos NcN
York from Liverpool on Monday
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II has made Streator happy, and none
there more happy than Colonel Ralph
Plumb. He has built the finest high school
building in the county, and every way htted
il up with convenience and comfort and lux
ury, at cost OF $40, 600, and given it to the
city for school purposes. Friday was the day
Of presentation and reception, and grand
time they made of it. Invitations were is
sued, and speeches made. The Governor and
other notable men were there and made its
occasion one of greatest interest and import
ance. In the evening "song banquet
was had, toasts, music, recitations, speeches,
flower gifts, &c, &c.
A more enthusiastic, appreciatlve, AND
grateful people we never saw; or happier
or more modest donor. The six commodious
school rooms, four additional for laboratory
museum, cabinets, gymnasium together with
audience room for general exercises, seating
800 persons, are provisions for future years,
in whose attiuence, 1t is hoped, many thous
anas will share. Such building In Ottawa
for seminary purposes, ten or fifteen years
ago, would have made Ottawa an educational
center, drawing hther the children OF high
est minds, Of best culture, also families of
intelligence and refinement. Col. Godfrey,
OF Madison county, by 4 donation of Sc, 600
started fifty years ago, five miles north OF
Alton, the Monticello Female Seminary. 1t
has given its help to between three or four
thousand girls, and at the first when there
was no other suitable educational institution,
for years, within reach. Such beneilcencc-
admirable and self perpetuatlng, of constant
outflow, is good, and every year reaching
WIDER No man can well estimate the value
of an enterprising and philanthropic citizen,
who has at heart the best interests of his fell
lowmen. Streator has imported from the Ober-
lin Conservatory Of Music lady to teach in
vocal and instrumental music at the new
school building. Says the Monitor: "At the
song banquet she made favorable impress
sion and won an assured position. There
were three acceptable numbers given by the
Glee Club. But the star of the evening, with
all due consideration for others, was un.
doubtedly Miss Whittlesey. Her reception
was q perfect ovation. She was gwen such
n greeting as public singer never received
in Streator before. There was progresses
aion in her favor before she sung, but when
she sung, the enthusiasm knew no bounds.
The applause was tumultuous, and despite
her desire to rest after the effort, the audience
would not suffer any further progress in the
programme until she fagain appeared. II
can never be again said that Streator au-
dience cannot appreciate an operate se!ec-
tion.n
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EypUsitIon

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
way will sell excursion tickets to the Inter.
State Exposition at Chicago, as follows:
September 3, 6, Z, S and o, good to return
on or before September IL.
September I6, Il, Is, 10, 90, 81, % and %,
good to return on or before September -.
September 2S and 20 good to return on or
before October /.
October Z, good to return on or before Oc-
tober g.
October 10, IL, IL and u, good to return on
or before October l6.
October TO- 90 and q, good to return on or
before October %.
Fare for round trip, including ticket 10
Exposition, S3.e5. Respectfully,
DAVID NJ. HALL Agent
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HERr.--Mrs. Ellie Lindsey is at L. Per-
kius's.
PIsKE.-F. L. Fiske is expected home from
The East this week.
CuSH.-Enos Gushing, now Of Peoria, was
in town on saturday.
PHlPps.-W. I. Ph.pps has returned from
Boston ana the east,
Mc--Miss Virginia lard, Aurora, is visit
ing at DR.. McArthur's.
BANGs.--Miss Libbie Bangs has gone to
Lansing, Mich, where she will teach.
BULD.-Alderman skinner Is building an
addition 10 his South Ottawa residence.
ALBETI.-Clark Albert has "shed" the
Journal and gone to work on the Repu5icGH,
SrEvE.-Mr and Mrs. Nelson Stevens re-
port the arrival OF an eight pound girl at
their home.
HoNg.-Miss jacob, who has been visit
ing Miss Belle Strawn, has returned TO her
home in Philadelphia.
THACKER. Mrs. Thacker, Chicago, nee
Matte Johns, has been making her friends
in this county visit this week,
MANLEY The marriage of Miss Carrie
Marley 10 Charles II. Hamilton is announced
for the 18th, the ceremony to take place in
the evening.
HARRIs-Dr. Harris has been invited to
visit Deer Park Lodge Of odd Fellows on
Saturday evening to give instructions In the
unwrltten work.
Ottawa, is visiting with Mrs. George NJ.
Blanchard She is at present with party
camping at Starved Rock"
ELO.-SIiss Clark, Of Utica, an excellent
elocutionist, has secured promising class OF
Young ladies and gentlemen, and will have
classes in both La Sale and Peru, says the
Peru F.lrs
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The News.

The Mendoza Union Fair opened on
Monday and will close on Friday, this
week.
The Union FAIR at Wenona will open on
the 18th INST, one week from next Mon.
day.
Chlcago's annual Interstate Exposition
will open this evening for SIX weeks
campaign.
The friends of Gen. b. +. Butler al Bos-
ton, are getting alarmed about his safety.
He left Boston in his yacht America"
about three weeks ago, and was due at
Quebec on the 10Th ult,, but at last ac-
counts nothing had been heard of him. He
has been nominated by the democrats and
greenbackers for Governor Of Massachu,
sets, and promised them TO make red
hot" canvass.
Potatoes, in the region of Wstertown,
Wis, are rotting quite extensively, and &
general failure Of the crop is feared. The
crop was injured by the late hot, muggy
weather
Every new report in regard to the recent
Concho river flood in Texas enlarges the
extent of the disaster. 1t is now said that
129 persons were drowned, and thousands
of horses, cattle and sheep persisted. Ac-
cordng to Geographic disps;ch the river
rose some fifty feet
A horrible tragedy was enacted near Mexl-
co, No, on Sunday. George Green had
been divorced from his wife, one Of the
provisions of the decree being that he
might see his two children, and years
old, who were placed in charge ofthe wife,
twice month. He met them at neigh.
boris on Sunday, aud after playing with
them couple of hours, drew large horse
pistol, shot and instantly killed both, and
then fed. He was pursued, and, being
overtaken, placed the pistol to his own
head, fired and fell dead.
The star route trials at Washington,
which outlasted even the Guiteau trial and
were a ten times greater farce, 1t is now
promised WILL end this week. Although
the proof against Dorsey and others was
conclusive enough, most Of the evidence
was ruled out as too old, and the nearest
The jury will probably come to convic-
flon will be that they will agree TO ulsa-
gree
In the mountains Of Southern Colorado
and New Mexico the ground is covered
with several inches Of snow, interfering
with mining operations. Snow.storms in
that region SO early In the season have not
been known before in twenty years,
Edison has finally succeeded in turning
on his electric light in the lower or first Of
the districts into which he has divided New
York and the illumination Is said to be
perfect The light is described as steady,
bright and mellow, and under as easy con-
troll as gas jet
The yellow fever has nearly disappeared
at Metamoras, but at Brownsville, across
the river, it has increased, the new cases
per day, at last date, running up to rs, AT
Pensacola the total cases 10 the 9th had
been 2S, deaths s, under treatment 8. New
Orleans is still entirely free from yellow
fever