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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02

Prices will always be found as low as
can be made anywhere in this market.
We also handle Window Glass, Paints
and Oils. Special prices given on large
orders. Correspondence solicited.
We have lately made valuable i'm
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL sTREET.
New York, August 2.
SrocKs--Strong,
M0NEY-$1.04,
GovERNMENTs-lrregula 8's, $l.O1k; SIS,
61:Oah; AVS, Sl.l41: As, $i.204.
ELouR-ReceiptA, II, 600 barrels; sales II, 600.
WHEAT-Stronger. higher, No. 2, red. Aug.
$1.14A@l. .1S.s Oct. 81 S1.l5hb1.l84; Sept. $l.12H
CoRN.Mixedwe western spot, s50s7hc; futures,
7sA@85Hc.
PoRK-Firm, new, S2l.00; old S21.O.
LARD-Hisher 312.75h.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. August2
WHEAT-Higher. Regular, lose Aug; 10Oc.
Sept; 99Kc Oct; sSc year. Winter, 10Sh.
bid cash. Spring, $1.ssc.
CoRN.Strong, 77Ac cash; 75Ac Aug; 75A
Sept 751s bid Oct; 67N year.
0AIs-Strong, SOC cash; slh Aug; 3H Sept.
| SsS Oct: 3ak year.
RYE-68.
BARLEY-S7.X
PoRK-LoWer; s9s.7o cash; ssc.s7h October
$2O.I.
LARD..Weak. lower; ;sl2.o2K cash, Aug; s12l7
Sept; $12.47 Oct
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
Crime Record.
ARREsT OF CoUNTERFE1TEH

ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS,
New Philadelphia, Ohio, August 2
Special: The notorious pair of counter
feiters, father and son named Wright,
were arrested by o. 8. officer at New
Comerstown, and but for the confession
of other counterfeiters, duplicating them,
they might have continued business in
definitely as they run it discreetly under
the cover of jewelry, gunsmitL and
dental establishment. They were taken
with proofs upon them and the arrest is
considered very important.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02

The conference committee on Japanese
indemnity fund bill has practically
agreed to allow per cent interest on the
amount involved. The proposition will
be laid before the respective houses for
action.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02

Chicago, August 2-Austin specials
say: Private reports from Brownsville
state that yellow fever has broken out at
that place. DR.. Swearinger, state
health officer, is satisfied of the fact, and
fearing On epidemic has started to
investigate. The death rate at Mata-
moras is greater than at Havana.
New Orleans, August 2-One death
from yellow fever.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
or lower temperature and higher baron.
eter in southern portions.
The CauM

The Cause.
New York, August 2-The burning Of
Hecker's -four mills was attributed ts .
spark from the shutter igniting the -four
dust.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
European News.
THE PREMIHRsuIp

Paris, Aug. 2-It is highly probable
that DeFreycint will resume the prem.
iership. This was seriously talked of at
meeting of senator's and deputies last
evening.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02

Sporting.
Saratoga, August 2-First race, one
mile Morgan Spy first; Elector second;
Francisco, third. Time 1:44H
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
For Sale

nAY BoARDERs.-H. A. schorregge Son
- would announce that on the first Of August
they will be prepared to receive day boarders
An excellent cook has been engaged and GUS
toners can rely on being satisfied. For terms
apply at the store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
CONSENTED.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 2-Russia con.
sented that Onou should renew his at
tendance at the conference only when
the porte announced his readiness to
send Turkish troops to Egypt.
LEFT FOR EGYPT.
London, Aug. 2-Sir Garnet Wolsley
started for Egypt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
ENGLISH RULE.

London, Aug. 2-Richard Kelly, pro-
prietor of the Tuam Herald, was served
with summons under the prevention of
crime act, charging him with pub.
fishing an article written by James Tied.
path, encouraging the murder of land
lords.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02

pat TERRIER LOsT.-On Wednesday
III night, the 18th inst. black and tan terrier
pup. The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning tito W. B. DEAN, Cedar street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

1&1" 3O1s13 1s11R e 01'17fOH1>5s
New York, August 2-The republican
state convention meets September goth.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02

|provements in our Prescription depart
ment. which is always attended BY N
Experienced and graduated druggist, -
we'll as our personal overnight. Satisiao-
tion will be given to all our patrons.
MILLS & pCRDY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02
Crop Comments.

Egan Express: Generally speaking
;he prospects for GOOD crop are splen-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-02

To Exchange.
400 ACRES of fine grazing land in Nebras-
1OO ka for q dwelling house in Yankton.
h. G. Clark d Co.. the Jewellers.
, 1882-08-12
Th, Waut at wash:pxton.

/. must be concr-ded by every ialr-
minded a,al. that ia i.is public and otiie'ai
,-,,,,.,irnce. lIr. Brsnts has betrayed a
,,p, n businc.. sri executive capacity
AID ,li- .l..,gd business ability that en-
-, .oa ,-.rr:n,tree aud make n siunnS
s..ts 60. 9, ...,.rrar Z business anu ON ousi-
,....s - .j..e.. ;. -hst Washington ter
,,..rv ia,l I have Z, the national capitol
Ia. ,!,o.e i at ss4iu.t Wasilingtcns ad-
,,,S i,, has been nssdo IN this business
i,..s. N.bsdy hss made speech IN oP-
-a.i.i.n to II, but there has oeen the
sf.rra,'sst s,r, 4 business ability srrayed
s.a Mt 1t. ard Nr Breu's has not "eeu
ain. ,o refute the Arguments presented.
llr Erents has lad snlple "pPurtun'ty 10
ave prpof Of lis * cutVe ability, ano
l1s not done II.
TIE man who goes to Washington,
i,io-inr u:,der the !mpr s.ioD that inr
sam. G,.ree Il ability that is demanded
l., "a. uaGa.eH nr ui al ordinary law
sun - one If our conrts, VII suffice III
he Infringement IL the i,.',T, - "f ter
rr,,y re. king admission as state, =
,r. .ally ien,.h'.d.
, 1882-08-12
Te!exraphic Clicks

Both houses of C,ugress adjourned at
8 p. VI. yes -fday.
No change in sh- Egyptian situation.
The usual democratic majorities in the
kentucky election last Tuesday
TIE yellow fever seems 10 have taken
Judgement at Brownsville, Texas. =
number Of the prominent Citizens have
the disease.
The steamer CITY If Sydney" arriV-
ing ct Frisco on Tuesday, having Chinese
on beard vas not allowed to iand. Tie
Mail company pr p"se 10 make this =
t,st case.
Y, Hos fever ou the increase at Mata-
maras. Tsenty cases IN Brownsville.
Nine hundred and thirty-niue people
died IN Nv York cry last week
Graut has been made one If a commit
tcy 90 negotiate Il treaty with MeIico
IL Gets Slo,0J fog his exrsnses--wiIich
vii oc pald py outsiders generally.
Arlhi Pasha and The English had hat
lie on Saturday las The object Vas 20
learn the Strength Of the Egyptians.
Toward, dark the English retired !raying
29 dead and wnnnded "n the field
, 1882-08-12
The Delegateship.
Tho Fos.IuAN.gr"cr', ~fitrn- Of ;hc
dciesatesh,p. sayr


II' i"S'-i'.''"'d'''''' ~iiIi": "' 't'
deieS''teSh'p' ,ayT
!" cH'';inS "'"'h 't'a a. i"s '[>'h'
fnn- n Br,uts r + Minor. mi I. y
S"set. ,lth much ;alk OF G,n. ~TraSa. s"d
more wa" P',,'''''os o' ""i = ''-'' ''
,,,r.I..,,, :. ,,k,r,. h.,i +, rc- al, ro.. r.--
tn, With HI el'a"ees s;r.rE'y ;" h'' favor
10 ,ne "a '.,'ri.'I ". p,a,, :" ,'''I ..j -, IT,.
bard 10 tell who's. c..anc,s ar, bit. !
s;ions RAILROAD opposition IA, to, Geso,-
"pea u Df. h'h"r' ""''' o"'7"'' o. y a.
ro.n;oa,;,.n Of JuEs. Sxce: Tn. i mo
crsts may not p!ac- ). candidate u ncci!ni-
ton
Outside oil 'ew newspapers "f n1i''''
influence, W.T. do h'f discover iha' Nj.
hEeh's mas any supp II ee'ai'''s NJ
enough I" warrant 'he ''''e' '''i' i'e 60"
go INT" Tie convention W." ''''l ''''.S 'Ae
q nominating s.'-ns d. w q ''''' '''-
heSe mat II ~ 'As "'nI''Fl'.'! %, { ''.'
dates that J. ''@''uiA's VI. !" ';'.'
chahces' 81 MUG" a' '''r i'c' '''''' "'''
, 1882-08-12
Gone to the ScaEold.

There IS s"mciLiag Of pathetic in'~E--'
Is ihe telegram announcing 'ha' s,by
,,..s bung in Brooklyn iLs -;'cr dsy. h"
was an Arab, without uthrr home n rs
back ,h=n that oi poverty. ,na..~ '.-.--
s,;l by the Constant presence 1t t5'' -
tdxicaIiug cnp-;hr STAINS u tins Dr. =
on tho ccycIlet Of has cradle Ee rs
s-rt unr tn make his BATH of lie 1.,u-'
II vas bri,f struggle !,t;ie san, :..r
ini there ih.sr:arird sith sp.smr Il IN
nate good bafnre. then 4 deed tAsi sFnGs
him to the gallows No sympathy or
care at home, he drifted away from /; T..
good. Not rung in the lAddrr OF l. :
l,fe ringing with an elias ic tread dpi',
Glow, Ploiding, .he mere ia?=,ng 1t @:.s
,nal Lie Never tau.h, daY IN school
never ones il his he n4v.ng helpiUs,
hopeful words sppk- t. lin irr e5"!"-
ton the last d tea INTO which he STUN
blea He had ,ramprd ,hrou.h lie "r,;'
au empty hear an; idle brain /; lett u
t;I,- tide OF the uitaI2H; vulgar s'r- II
crowd Never once taken by the h7uG
and lei 10 where better ,aiHgs were
taught I, may have been ,ha: he hzd
cruuched beneath tine church wiIGnS ard
listened to the story Of those who WATCHED
raeiV fiocks by night, n ard RI grand or
gan and tho voices Of happier children,
but no one clmc to'invite j N t. Ii, IT, =
experience wi'h !hese things
Perhaps it is 40 reflection upon II.
long haired phi!anthropists ci the C''y 81
Churches that this sparrow ii humanity
was lrfl 10 drift. while these S.iuJly Tie
rsfs hurled robus, lni pathetic sou eoceo
aj,wn the long a',i-s 81 rinr,hes ard
halls IN behalf If II i;rrntu, Iahl,s iisr-
haps i, is no reflection ugou ;n,- -al:-.'.
and p'r anthropIc assertions there I.-t
this by lay oa;siIe, ll'r,t:n- and - ;
ter.e-s, w,i.e toe ule;na,rs str - bi,r,
,lrle within. pliuu!r.. fus 4 s::e1d - tn
Gospel among the : .ufh : n i-!aa3., 900
wlm.n. over the lack ni interest on e.
part 81 he secular u"i,. .!,v y" .-n'
sc form between thI+ -:'r,& II cvr--
mony ani this ~, and ieas r..r words.
IL
, 1882-08-12
Wat wa Find Amcng Exchanges


'''er" c"h'Iaetf' "' s'.e.' "'lN IL
>''Ii.'-
TAe CoUni,'a - e'-h- lee. a"ove 10"
"a-er 'a.rh AL + !i"s.
T., ya.I.n.,- o, Sa't.r pat nin" back
is tbcar! rh'. stH'.' h'.' :dah' he ether
aav .'.d maze II ga travel
Tn. Dds Sun Las 'rea so!i 10 L p,.bii-
cans Tor til. U.s.. ..f lar HH. = ho wants to
% 20 rh.. ~. are.
r. O,,..o,;, T,,.,,,;,. IN sdv,,,,;pn
: r....s s,,n. The mil
-, o,,,,--,o.i.n, lace 70 swan hors.s
!. - -, ,nrl ven .,. wb,oa,d
~. ,-..;- p,.,,,, ,,,.,o,,i ms + The
=. -, ,,,,., r,n;..;i,.- ,,.,,ter
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NAe': t"''i ieiei eas '"''''so '''--.'' h'"Ss
a "Ie'@i'e "''l have 'oFts-i"1- S'1-'s-
t. Nola-:a rasifc .ho;s At C.sHliye
.,r,. L. h s,#..l. I'd bv tie Il ci Ostobsr.
g.. v,.....-. Pc. .,,,,.-, ;,... ,.,rtv VIII
roach Co,t HaDt,y about tie Ist IF August.
, =. I..;.o.,,.
q, ,b. \o,,b,rn Pa,.E, ibi, s.ae q, Custer
la >, alias = tr,.t
r.
~
ffes'asn' NAM ssSS Ia .''' i'-OO
miles OF lie Nof'h'7n f'oi'c' ou''' prior 10
May ist' 49, cost -. .''l''U"'' '''' ire
he' t''>7>"S - -, -. -,
.4'o'',.
, 1882-08-12

i gentleman just r.tnrnfd from
hunting and prospecting trip down Reese
River valley, IN Nevada, r,la.es the TO-
lowing phenomenon which came very dig
agreebiy under his personal obserration,
says the Rsrs;lie: He was down below the
canyon, some 40 miles from here. riding
quietly along, when an immense cloud Of
grasshoppers darkened the ar. Directly
he saw similar cloud in the share of
Nhirlwind coming from the opposite
d:rect;Jn. ani the two bodies cane into
q collision Of peculiar violence and with
rumbling sound resembling that Of ha !
and thunder storm mixed. The dead
hoPpers poured down Ike the furious
drors and streams OF genuine cloud
bn'st, filling the atmosphere almost TO
snfEcstion. IN less than fifteen minu,as
they covered the ground for over d Lund.
red acres 10 the depth Of from s;x inches
10 three feet His horse fell twice before
he 60. beyond the confines of the storm.
fzsssngers On the narrow gause railroad
descri!e that thousands Of crow. aud buz.
zIrds are gathering at the locality 5escrib-
ed, and the scent OF the putrefying hop
pers u terrific.
, 1882-08-12
TEE USE OF AS5.oNIA II BAKING POWDERS.
It's importance as a Culinary kgsns-

FROM the Scierthc American.
The recent discoveries III eei,nc= and
eher,i,'ry are list seroiution.zing our daily
| d,rre tic &c, uo:,,ies. Ola i.e;hois are gjr-
IN. away TO te light Of m d n lnves,lgt.
ticn, aid the h:hits and met ICds II oar
f,;hers sri nsotiIe's are stepping down and
oct, 70 b. sucrre'!si hy tie new idea~, with
n,arvrl"us ra a..i,:,ty. n no d-iartsnent Of
| sc,euce. Eo;seTtT, have muI- rapid sirItes
! i. Ell mte tiap III lis reiatsoHs ro tlre prePa-
ralinu AVID preservation Of hEaan ford
| Sin,I.tr, hlrirg discovered how to TIA
rse sp:ee, furnish heat, AMI "eat time
irSrif ty tie application Il ha'urai forces,
AM tn ID hundred Other rirgy lromntive
of :he comfort and happiness of human
, kin5, ar naturally turning their attention
to the dev, lopment Of otter agencies and
.,owers that shall add Il the years duri"g
whic'. man nay e, joy tie blessings st be-
! fore ha.
! AmonS the ie-,cn: DISCOVERIES III This Ii
rection, nIne is more impoc,an: than the
uscs - which common agnlo"i. can he Iro-
p-rly PIT as a ieave'ing asen,, and waich
iadicate that tLis ,m,iiar sait is hereafter ia
p-,foral aH active part in the pre-: aration oi
our daily tooi.
! Ta= carb lua;e oi ammonia is au ex ED
| inglV volatile suGStIioe Pace small per
! ton "f L upn:, kniGe aad Eoll over e i!ane,
and i Gi'l aims: i,niaeli-tely te ,nsITtly
| Gey, lootd inc 6 $ aud PISS or iuto Tie ar.
The fa7 thus f,rmel Is a simple composition
| OF hirr"gea and hydrogen. y" resiaue Is
left from the ammonia This gives !: rs
superiority as ieavenins ln~tr over soda
and cream of tartar waeu Us alone, AID
has i5dUced It's Use as supplement to these
articles. \ small quantity Of aThmo onia IN
tae duagh is ,fsct.re ia producing bread
that vii be- lighter, swye.er ard more
wholesome lhan that risen by any other
leavenirg agent. N'h,n it Is acted upon by
the heat o: baking the leaver,ng gss that
raises tie dopsh is liberated. Ia tbs act it
use' it-elf up, as It we're; the ammcnIa is
entirely diffused, Having 20 :fae. OF ye-idu-
um whstever. Tae light. huFy. alky ap-
pe,rance, SO dcs;ratlt in biscuits, &c, aud
so sough, after by professional co kz. Is said
TO be ilnrar.ed to them Only H. ,i.7 Cse Of
this agent.
The bakers ard l-4irg powder manc:ac-
turers producing the finest goods have been
quick TO avail themselves Of this useirl Dis
cJyery, ard the handsonest and best bread
and cake ar, low largely risen by the an OF
ammonia, combined. OF cor:se, with other
leavening material
Ammonia is one of the best known pro-
5gc's Of the laboratory. i, a. seems TO be
Justly c.ained for il, the appiea:i q its
properties to tie purposes OF cooking results
I. IN wing Us lighter and more wholesome
bread, b;scuit aid caSe, If vii prove toor
to drFpep,,c humanity, ard viIl speedily
force itstI into general u.e in the new field
10 which science has sssigcsd IL
, 1882-08-12

-s,,.;,s x.rs buried on q kuoil nsar his
warehouse. He was aboa: 50 years oil age
ard believed to he native OF Wisconsin
HIS mother aad sis:er live IN Iowa And ne
has o:hcr relatives nesr Salem, Oen- ne
Was engaged TO b. married 20 young ~itew
IN Forest Grove 0gn., and the wedding MAS
10 have taken place some tine soon, She
has sen. 70 pomeroy :cr PARTICULARS and ".i'
..k- I'D his rcnslus icr final interment at
he, home. A sal ara hesrt-rendins affair,
AMI ire Ias,. We hose. IL will be cur Ptiuiui
duty to publish
According 70 the Cheney Tribu7e wheat
Is selling Their, .or s. cents per busheL
List Wednesday morning LOUIS Wei-gar-
he. vas found dead IN the jail at Spokane
Fall. The Coroner's jury rendered ser-
diet thst be came 70 his death from caGs@s
surerindu.ed BY whisky, exonerating Hyde,
w!,o he'd 10 t.eai him with club - effect
his arrest.
Tn. Seattle Chronicle is 4 morning paper
uuw.
There is greet demand ior lsboripg men
in SEATTLE
The mayor Of SEATTLE las refn>ed lie nses
:, Sire { sairsme!.
Th- Settle Herald says, tie man who
starts a shooting gallery iu that town sup
p.irs a long ielI want.
Father Duff Is at Seattle and the Herald
.ays Of hin: Tne E-v. Father Is an ale
and el.quent SPEAKER, posse essInG all The lat
Ut Il and acquired gifts essential to mas
terry Of the forum.
The Puget Sound Argus says: The Ia
coma Le5ger, Of the 5Sth. contains two
column attack en- DR.. Minor, on the tub
jrct of p:sgiaIi-m. Il IS TO b. hoped that
zen. Sprague has compensated his organ
Literally, t. make uP for tbs en'mies 1t has
made smong the doctors friends. The AMI
mus OF the article referred t. WAS iiy con
cealei
, 1882-08-12
The Fall Election.

The Olympia Standard, speaking Of the
pelegateship. and aiih specia! reference 10
Mr. Bren,s, says:
There is not = voter in the Territory. who is
not q slave 10 party. but who will &dInit II is
iully 10 choose msn nf mediocre ability =
the important position Of Delegate. II requires
the highest order Of ability 10 accomplish any
thing without the potent leverage ot vote in
sonyress The puhlic interests axe to imp1r-
tant To be sulrrdinated longer To party, aai
unless the Republic ,ns re.y more IN brains
and less on the party whip, the REGULAR n"ini
nee will tni himself ditchei sometime whur
he least expects II
The Republicans Of this TERRITORY have
doubtless Fatched with iutensest interest
T.. struggle uf the best element of that
marty To get rid OF - bossis'n and the
Cameron whip in Pennsylvania, and they
certainly do NOT desire or intend ih1j
such restraint shall be placed upon thesr
public action, here in Washington ;rrr-
tory. Such restrictions may he poos bi
in such an old and closely settled state IS
Pspnsylyania. where the list # office
holders is very large and influential. ard
the general affairs OF the state are settled
permanently; but III this territory, Which
is comparatively new, anu public matters
are in crude shape, party lines cannot as
W: be So closely drawn. sn6 We think
that a candidate vii b. selected who cau
be the choice OF al The people: man II
.ha, ability an! magnetism assoc irOul is
me,e intellectual ~.rih, Who S.i be ahle
TO attract ani hold he a'ten'.aa i C'R-
er.ss IN behalf Il: sur see;."n- ln..I
this i. y state, TIL should ,e ;hr course
Of both parties If such \ course ,.
sdopted The regular nominee vii mee'
su, h:,ls opposition, hut ii it IS not, the.'
yill he little difficulty in co.csn;raI!a4
the Democratic sirsag,h of ;hi. Territory
upon An opposition candidate, and safel,
counting upon large vote fl N these Il
the Republican prr'y. ~h" Are inisps1a
ens enough t" bols that ticket in taro'
If 9asrricexnle. rather than = patty Eian
, 1882-08-12
FLAMES AT TIRE DALLES.
cns glcck and Part OF Another Destroyed.
ISprcIAL ro THE staTEs,Isyl

fSPECIAL ~ THE SttTESusy
TIE DsLlES, Aug. SJh.
At ab ut o.cyea C'coch Last n'ght, : ire
broke out IN the C;..nese qu.rL.rs Oh F-rst
street in his city, and before the 4 NE veie
exting4ished. ;he tuti,e block on Inc north
aud h.li # tna' or the SOU h sl- O. First
stree, were d.st.oyei. All lie ba.lGmG>
dsst oy,d were occupied by Chinese except
Moody, war, iluasr AID the Columbia Hot:i.
An explosion c: kerosene in lamp, caused
the ire.
, 1882-08-12

A safe home Tor birds: The game law Of
Michigan forbid. the killing OF robin,
lark, sparrow, cherry pird, brown thrash
er, wren, martin. oriole. vooipecksr,
bobolink, or any other gong bird, under a
penalty OF S5 :or each bird killed, and fcr
esch nest robbed, ten days in the County
I.I
, 1882-08-12

Governor Blo1han, Of Florida, has go,
himself into hot water He has under
taken TO name the pre:ties, girl in TalEa-
hasss 1t is safe TO say that he viii never
again b elected G werner Of Florida
, 1882-08-12

A Berkshire RIils boy paid with his
lite for the folly of tying a cows halter
around hi. waist, and then driving the
beast where railroad train could frighten
her
, 1882-08-12

In Mdils,ovn, Cnnnecueut- II caS;s
m. CITY $50 in aiiiciI fees 10 s,i.tscsic,
aud 30 more 10 destroy. pint =! hiskE
according Ia ;as law. Tas-e tasrr.s
x.u;d thro~ iuto bankruptcy suy t"wa
this aide Of Omaha
, 1882-08-12
-rT
Hot rs,epsones--Hecords & :he ss2- -.
su Parts of the World
fsrnc,,u To ZEE srArssx.S.l

du td~e3 VI t0S VIVIAN
fSr.c,st To ZEE STArssxAS.}
In order to compare osy heat record vita
that OF other paris Of the world the follow
ing Telegram VAS sent out:
"Hos not Is IL with yon''
To tais We have the following replies:
CAMP MAEyoTIs. Aug 10.
One hurdr.d and tSen,y cue and tie
Eneli.h Shells raisirg the Temperature.
ARABI PAsHA.
Orr NANTUCKET, 4 Ig- 10
II ractt to be SO, but its % inside of my
ul,tsr. GORDON BENNETT JAasS-
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
nse tuu ;rsd and forty in the Picayu'ie
aHee. Che sociesy editor has ilst faiut,d-
EART CR5wLFY, Msn7ger.
BosToS, Aug. 10.
Nin.tv eight and still heating. The
bean en-. . failure. Pray foru'.
WES FuILLIIs.
HoNoLCLC, Arg 10,
The thermamet-r has fsll,d. Ny whisky
Is sizzipg. e. NJ. DAGCFrr.
Minister.
HARTFORD. Aug. 10.
Lost my stcp-lsddsr ard cant see the
upper story Of the thermomet'r.
MARK TWAIN.
IAwNLtND, Aug. II,
no lorger favor the old fashioned cIty of
the burning This is hotter. 100
HAM BEfCHEE,
LARANrE, Aug. -
l3l. have tub in the backyard oi the
Boonsrany and fro.a t's: to my feet, a TIN
spout. ] hope thus to catch my melting
suatomy. Yours warh-k
Bill NYs, T. VI.
CIrY OF MFxIco. Arg. 10.
i29. Very pleasant. AraericaEs finf Ii
slightly warm NJ. FIoorET,
Entnr.
AUsrIS, Texss, Aug 10.
rs in the joke ice chest Of the Nittings-
any man here who asks ''is it hot: is ina-
media,ely Inutilat,i. SnnNGs.
BARNyARD. Aug. 10.
Hat, r.s'anl i IL % Gr-adtli here tia:
/ tinl there's nothing Lett tor nc
, 1882-08-12

Or NANTUCKET, 4 Ig- 10
II x.cLt to be 36. bat its 80 inside of my
ulster. GORDON Bennett JAatS-
, 1882-08-12

bur to take of my feat1er' AMI fish and So
ON mY bones. CHANTIcLEER.
, 1882-08-12
NEW ORLEANS, Avg. 10.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
nae tun ;r.d and forty in the Picayaae
,mee. Che society editor ras ilst fainted.
EART CROWLEY. Man7ger.
, 1882-08-12
R0sToy, Aug. 10

B0sToS, Aug. 10
Ninety eight ard still heating. The
bean cT.,. failure. Pray inru ~.
WES FuIILIIS.
, 1882-08-12

AUsrIS, Tez7s, Aug 10.
rs in the joke ice chest Of the Nttings-
any man her. Who asks rs il hot, is I'M
meiia,ely nutilatti. SHuNGS.
, 1882-08-12

BARNyARD. Aug. 10
Hat, ma az! il l. 20 dr-ads,i here tEst
tnl th-r,Is nothing Lett tor nc
, 1882-08-12

The Olympia Standard, speaking Of the
pelegateship. and aiih special reference 10
Mr. Bren,s, says
, 1882-08-12

HoNoLULC, Arg 10.
The thermametrr has fsil,d. Ny whisky
Is sizzlpg. Il. NJ. DAGGFrr.
Minister.
, 1882-08-12

CIrY OF MFxIco. Acg. 10.
i29. Very pleasant. AraericaUs tini 1t
slightly warm NJ FIooTEr.
Eltnr.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-09-14
80
Whit nan County Resolutions.

AT the republican convention oi
Whitman cou t., held q. Colfax
fax a week ago last Saturday the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resotred; That we are in favor OF
the carly admission of Washington
Territory asa state under an enabling
act, and are in favor OF the annexation
of Northwestern Idaho.
Resolred, That we favor the speed 3
and effective congressional legislation
relative to the selection of indemnity
land Of the Northern Pacific railroad
company, and the restoration Of tae
residue of the lieu land to the public
d d'main for enry by settlers under the
homestead, pre- emption and timber
culture laws.
ReSoIred, That the choice Of this
convention is in favor of Judge L. N.
Sweet Of Colfax, w. r. for delegate in
Congress
II. F. srRATTON.
Chairman.