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DEATHS.

DEAAhB.
Died at lO:3O A. VI. Yesterday. OF typhoid-iever,
I'm Charles City county. Va, Mrs. BELLE
CLARKE, wife of II. NJ Clarke. and daughter OF
Lutilda Huxter; aged thirty-three years.
Hear what the voice from Heaven declares
To those In Christ who die
Released from all their earthly cares,
They'll reign with Him on high.
The funeral will take place at Charles City
chapel THIS Saturday EVENING at o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance are invited.
Died. at his residence 1905 Williamsburg ave-
nuc. the 9TH instant. at twenty minutes 10 l..
NJ. CHRISTOPHER HARDEN; aged thirty-iOur
years.
We shall sleep. but not forever;
There will bea glorious dawn:
We shall meet. 10 part. no never,
on the resurrection morn.
His funeral will take place THIS saturday
MORNING. the 10Th instant. nj o o'clock, from
the Fulton Baptist church. Friends and relatives
are invited 10 attend.
Died. at MlborO'. August | (, $50, GAIlNETT,
son Of DIR. e.. Il. and Mrs. VI G.. steel
Funeral TO-DAY Saturday from second Iap-
list church at p. NJ, Rev. DIR. Mcdonald late
pastor, Officiating.
Died. al his residence, AT Pembert0n, G0ochlani
county. Va August Il. lSS2, after long AMI
painful illness, z. ~ Il. BROWN, Of PIcttyman x
c..
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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The Fifth District.

Colonel SINS could wait no longer for
Mr.. CABELL's vacant slippers. lie has de-
termined TO run for Congress as n "Libe-
raj" His announcement Of his candidacy
may perhaps save General MALONE the
trouble OF making any nomination. The
Administration Convention which Is 10
meet at Rocky Mount, Franklin county,
on Tuesday next, will surely be willing to
endorse a boiling and ambitious Democrat
who endorses the administration OF Mr..
ARTHUR. Or If Colonel SIMS is too new a
convert, and the Coalitionists put forth a
third candidate, then Mr.. CABELL will have
the easy task OF beating two candidates -
generally supposed to be a task more
easily accomplished than is that OF beating
one man.
We await further developments.
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A story was going the rounds yesterday
among the delegates TO the Congressional
Convention, illustrating what would be
the result If Captain JOHN S. WISE should
tackle Mr.. MASSEY. WISE, said the story
teller, would be like the North Carolinian
who sat down at a dimer-table, picked up
pod OF red pepper, which was new
thing to him, and bit off its end. A mo-
ment later he put the pod to one side, eX-
claiming. "Lie there, damn you, until you
cool OFF,
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MIR. Massey.

The more we hear and see of Mr.. Mas
sey. as the canvass progresses, the more we
are disposed to give him our support. The
unfolding of the history OF the late Legsla-
ture reveals much to condemn in the trad
ing and trickery OF the followers OF the ma
chine; but the eX-Auditor's character
stands out better and above them all, not
withstanding the frantic efforts Of Riddle
berger and the Whiq, and others, TO injure
him. Not single charge made against his
official Or private character has been sus-
tanned; and the last serious charge of at
tempts to bride Messrs. Parr and DECKER
son to vote for him for United States sena-
tor is clearly refuted by the statement of
Mr.. Massey, just published. FincaStle
Herald.
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The Democrats OF Botetourt will give 10
Hon. John Z. Massey their undivided sup
port, so far as we have heard. We know
OF not one straightOut Democrat who VIII
refuse TO support him.-kincdSae Herald.
Massey's card shows that he will not run
from his own appointments, but shows his
teeth and invites his adycrsaries. Now,
sic him! You have Il chance. -Lynchdtrg
Adrdnce.
II Ben. Hooper Is fit to go to Congress,
he must have improved immensely since
he used to sell shoes in this city.-Lynch-
b1trU NelrS.
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FAIR.
ExCURslONS. PlC-NrCs, &c.

GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION
~ AND PICNIC To BON AIR ON MONA
DAY, AUGUST 2sTH. BY THE GOVFRN-N
OR'S GuARD COMPANY r., FIRST VIR- n
GINA RfGlNENT.-The train will leave az $50
\. NJ ShOoiing-match between the teams of the
companies Of the First regiment and the Y. l.. |.
Blues. Citizens shooting for silver pitcher,
open TO all. Glass-ball shooting. Dancing all day
To the music OF ine s,ring-band.
Patrons OF this excursion may rest assured that
good order VIII be preserved, aud that the Commit
Zee OF Arrangements viii see that they have good
time. Committee: Captain J. H. Parater; Lieu
tenants Philips, Jones, ana Jacobs, and Sergeant
j. II. Dickman and others. au lQ.2O2S2627
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A Public Service.

Colonel Frank G.. Rutlin's vigorous letter
IN the Dispatch Of to-day should be read by
every man in Virginia. We regret that we
have not now the space for reproducing it
In full. 1t is clear exposure Of the selfish
and tyrannica methods OF The petty Boss.
and lays bare the corrupt character of this
man, whose duplicity, whose intrigue, and
whose treachery have gwen him national
notoriety. State.
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Mr.. NEwDERRY.-A Bland letter in the
Lynchburg NemS says: "His grandfather
was Methodist preacher, his father Is TO.
day. and has been for fifty years, member
OF the Methodist church, and he himself Is
To-day, and has been for nearly twenty
years, strict member Of thu. same church,
ana Is superintendent OF a flourishing
sabbath school at 'Newberry's chapel a
beautiful Methodist church in this county
built by his family and named after them.
Let those who read this draw their con-
;lusions.v
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GEORGE WISE made telling speech yes
terday before the Convention which nomi-
mated him. lie drew forth the applause OF
his auditors, and added to his reputation
as popular orator. GEORGE has way OF
reaching the hearts OF the voters. Like
BLAINE, OF Maine, he Is magnetic"
GEORGE is as good as elected already.
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EEIs%ssS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoslNANDERY.)
No. ,. X. T.,
RICHMOSD, VA. August ! .. 1882. \
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 71.-\/
~ SIR KNIGHTS: Attend a called ~
assembly Of the Commandcry M the y
asylum. Il. Adams Hall, corner Third 4
aud Main streets, THIS Saturday ENE-/
Ming at O'Clock; fltigue-drc.s
Members Of the Commandcry of ~. Andrew and
visiting Sir Knights cordially invited 10 De present
by order the Eminent Commander
JOHN +. MAYER, Captain-Gcneral
Attest: :. MCG. FlSHER, Recorder. an 1919
DOIAL ARCANUM.-THE MEM
II BEERS or MCCARTHY COUNCIL. No. 4Gs.
X. ~. VIII attend stated meeting at schiller
Hall on THIS Saturday EVENING, Augtist 10.
1882. 1T O'Clock. Candidates are rcqn,a ~ 10
he prompt. Members Of sister Councils arc in
Ytcd 10 attcud.
BY order of the Recent.
au 1917 Y. :. DENNY. Secretary
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Wise wants to meet Massey, they say,
never so badly. Massey has his appoint
ments published and offers to divide time
with Wise. Yet he does not accept. There
are thirty-odd places at which johnny can
lind the Parson between now and the cleo
tion, II he is pining for an encounter. II
they do not meet. Will evidently not be
the fault OF the man who defies Malone
and his strikers. - Lyunch6urg Ne,os.
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rae virginia Rsadjuster Malone On"
-. r,.,.,~-e..sorpeI Campaign Rund'

~. Courre.si oneI Campaign Rund'
W.mnxaToN. August 16.-Notwit1stand-
ing the glowing report, Of Mahone ,so cam \,
naIon II, Virginia, It begins to look as
though they viii have to be largely yo din d6c
counted. lie has been promlsed sSo'VW
Of the congressional campaign fund, but
considering tue number OF doubtful us
tricts and the generally unpromising chaf-
acter OF the situation, this would De put
drop in the bucket. 1t Is said that straight.
out Republicans al over the s'e IN" nd that that
though Malone has promised the Presi-
dent the support Of the State in the next
National Convention, they are determined
to Ies Mr. Arthur understand that the
promise does not carry with it the ability
to deliver goods. The outlook Is certainly
much mixed Specinl TO the Wheeling In
teHigencer (Republicanl
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George Wise will go back with from
5000 to 1000 majority. He has been a
good and able representatives Harrison
burg Old Commonwealth.
Your head is level, Mr.. Commonwealth.
GEORGE is as sure OF election as he is that
his opponents will not care to meet him on
tie stump.
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ANOTHER COUNT
Inv cor0xEL RUFRIN's FEARLESS
ARRAIGNMEST OF GENERAL
MALONE.
THE TRICK OF USURPATION UNEARTIIED'
Tho Caucus Dscrees Rejected and
How tho Bill for the DispIncc-
mont OF County and Circuit
Judges Gave Birth TO
THE BIG FOUR.

The "Ross'sn Most Recent legislative
Schemes for the Pcrpetuation Of Ills Pow
er-Tbe Comniissioners-of-Sales Bill Ini-
auity shown Up-How He Worked the
Railroads, and His Action Towards the
. NorfoIk and Western and Richmond and
DauyiIIe Railroads Contrasted.
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determined what b do, and 20 have called
as yet no Democratic convention.
Surely the MALONE fences are down from
the seaboard to Che mountains, and from
Norfolk to Bristol. Everywhere the little
General has been weighed in the balance
and found wanting.
"Let all the people rejoice."-
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what? More fences down? Hundreds
of Straightout Republican negroes in
Richmond? And few white Mahoneites !!
The question now is, will JOHNNY WISE
get as many white votes in Richmond as
DAWSON will cOlored votes!
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N. W. AVER d Sons AMERICAN News.
PAPER ANNUAL contains full statistics Of all
newspapers In the United States and Cam
ada, descriptions OF every county and State.
and populations from the census OF 1880.
Three dollars, postpaid. N. w. Aver s.
Son, advertising agents, Philadelphia.
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f~-'> $500
5 7 Ev f n $
PREPARATORY TO PUTTING N
FALL STOCK.
MAKES SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
SEE THE PRICES
% PER CENT. REDUCTION
ON ALL BEST AND MEDIUM GRADE
CASTORS:
33,s PER CENT. REDUCTION
ON ALL BEST AND MEDIUM GRAD CAKE
BASKETS AND FRUIr-sTANp>;
CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES
win be sold at PRIME FACTORY COsi. A, ~, 10
not wish 10 carry them la the fan season.
WE NEED THE ROOM.
The balance OF our stock OF
MENlCAN-GRASs IIAMMOCKS
will De sold atsl.25.
These prices will close Them shortly. first CONF
ing win have best selection.
JUST RECEIVED:
Large lot Of BLACk-WALNUT Goods
BRACKETS, BOOk-SHELNFS, TABLES,
TOWEL-RACks,C OMB-BONES. SHAVING
CASES, &c, &C.; the best 25c. BRACKETS
I'm town; see them.
Large lot ENAMELLED FRAMES rs and 5Oc.i
ENPRESS-W AGONs, sTEP-LADDkRS,
LUNCH-BASkErS, WORk-STANDS, &c.
send for our new catalogue.
au9 STEVENS, sos Broad street
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Professor X. Q. Word, M. D., LII. d.,
dean University OF Georgia, says: "Liebig
Company's Coca Beef Tonic is an inyalua-
Bile preparation" Invaluable In dyspep-
sia, debility, malaria, biliousness, cancer,
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Nj CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Corner Of Clay and
Adams Misunderstanding by the pastor Rev. :.
;. LAMBETH. at IL O'Clock \. VI. and at quarter
past O'Clock =. VI. All are cordially invited.
Seals free.
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III TRINITY CHURCH Corner Of
Broad and Twentieth streets. Services at ii
o'clock \. VI. by Rev. r.. y. SLEDD. Young mems
prayer-mecting at o'clock p. NJ. No service at
NIGHT.
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~ FIRST p II f $ b Y I Z Il | \ \
CHCRCU.-NO service in this church. The con-
gregatiOn will worship in Grace. street church.
Rev. +. II. HARDING, ID. d., viii preach at | l A.
VI. to the combined churches.
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The seventeenth annual session Of the
Educational Association OF Virginia will
be held at the University Of Virginia, be-
ginning Tuesday night, August 10Th, and
will continue until Saturday.
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Nerves, brain. and muscles, gain strength
and the power OF endurance by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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n" GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-The First Presbyterian and
Grace street Presbyterian congregations viii wor-
snip together at IL O'Clock 4. VI. Preaching by
the Rev. f. II. HARDING, ID. ID. No services at
night.
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~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth strcotsl.--Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. D.. Of Atlanta, ta., viii preach on
SUNDAY at IL \. VI. and s. 7. VI. y
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BASEBALL.

DIIILADELPIIIA CLUB, OF PHILA-
L DELPlIIA., vs.. RfCiIhIONDS. THURSDAY.
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. August l7th, 18th.
aud 1871, At Baseball Park. Games called al
430 L. VI.
Admission, % cents
Take street-cars for the grounds. STAGES meet
every car. Fare only cents. an lett
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u G RAJ E-STRE EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Of FouShoe and Grace sireets.-
Rev. L. W. MOORE will preach at IL \. VI. No
services at night.
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III SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TAN CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. j. Z. TYLER,
viii preach on SUNDAY IL \. VI. Noseryicos at
night. All welcome.
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nj TIE REGULAR ONTHLY
Union PRAYER-MEETING Of The young men
Of the various Baptist churches Of this city aud
Manchester VIII be held at Clay-Strect Baptist
church TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. al young men invited.
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III CENTENARY METHODIST
(south side Of Grace street between Fourth and
Fifth streets THE usual services At 4. VI. and
s:lj 7. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. T. a. Pc
TERSON.
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M FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. L. }. HUFF Will preach at IL o'clock \. NJ
on SUNDAY.
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MONEY LOST
LOSE NO TINE

N7y- THIS Is THE SEASON OF THE
YEAR WE ARE AWAY ANXIOUS
TO SELL.
Beyond this, we would say
THAT OUR STOCK NOW COMPRISES NEAR
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY PREVIOUS
SEASON THIS LATE.
We are aware that
NOTHING But LOW PRICES
will sell them, and have therefore concluded o.
MARK GOODS BELOW THE PRICE
or
EVERY OTHER House
We have estimated that The extensive trade .or
the previous six months lu.,ilco
THIS SACRIFICE.
ana NNuctuIfi
TO GIVE OUR PATRONs.A REAL BENEFIT
DURING TIE Dull SEASON.
This sale applies 20
EVERY ARTICLE N THE HOUSE,
and those who call on
MONDAY. July 3Isr.
and thereafter until further notice, Will lud goods
al entire new values
COHEN BROTHERS,
Fourth and Broad strets.
We close at p. VI. promptly.
is 29->l.Sn&W
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COMMISSIONERS OF SALES

in their Jurisdiction at less price than is
now allowed, and so save money to the
debtor, as l think they might have done.
The thing in itself was not bad and then
as it afforded such a good opportunity to
give bone apiece to so many hungry fol-
lowers OF General Malone, a bill was in
PRODUCED to establish these offices. Is IL
said II was meant for the Governor TO
have the patronage thereby TO be
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UNDERWRITERS.

UNDERTAKES.
JOSEPH W. LAUBE, rsrae-l
~ FURNlsHiNG-UNDER N----'
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREEr>,
RiCuAOND,N VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURIAL-CA>t>'
kOBES, liEARSk, HACKS.
and all thugs requisite AT Lew EST RATES.
Teiegraphic aud country orders solicited.
I I. CHRISTIAN. -
AIs FURNISHING UNDERrAkER,
No. 1918 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
has large assortment OF WOOD and MEIALtN
CAsEs, CAskETs, SHkoI ~, CLOTH a.
kErs, &C., NJ low prices. ,-,,,o,A,t
Country and telegraph order, promptly s D.SSI
~ day or night. ae'>NN
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-30
Drawing to q Close.

Independence, Mo-, March 3O.-It
looks as if the career of the James Boys
was drawing to close, as their comrades
are fast being brought to justice. The
excitement is intense here because the
notorious Dick Little surrendered at
Kansas City and is alleged to have made
full confession Of all the crimes of the
gang for the past two years. including
train robberies. Little surrendered
through the influence of his wife, and
for few weeks past has been assisting
in arrangements for the capture of the
remainder of the gang. The confession
is said to contain startling facts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-30
Sever. storm and Blizzard.

st. Paul, Mimi, March 30.-Ever since |
the great snow storm and blizzard of last
Saturday scattered rumors of loss of
life on the frontier have been received in
st. Paul. 1t is difficult to get at the ex-
act facts, as the persons best informed,
both here and at remote railway stations
from which the news comes, are interest
ed in covering them up. 1t is certain,
however, that there has been much suf-
fering and many deaths. The storm
came after sevsral days of bright and
warm weather, which tempted settlers to
leave their homes to start on journeys,
or look over their farms, and which
caused the season Of immigration to set in
at very early date. The blizzard ex.
tended from southern Dakota to Mani
toba and reports Of suffering come from
points on the Hastings and Dakota, Wi.
mona and st. Peters. st. Paul, Minneap-
oils and Manitoba and Northern Pacific
lines. One man was found frozen to
death on the prairie near st. Vincent
and two or three similar casualties are
reported from Breckenridge. Some mar.
row escapes Of isolated families who got
out Of fuel during the storm are report
ed from different places. A dispatch
from Marshall, in southwestern Minneso-
ia, says every Efforts being made to sup
press the news of fatalities in and about
Watertown, Bedford, Ordway and that
section of country, but passengers bring
sad stories. Many are doubtless exag
gerated, but many are too true. A good
many lives were lost which are not yet
known. A lieutenant, name unknown,
from Sisseton. Day county,
started Oh seven months furlough with
stage driver, to take the cars at Water.
town. A friend from the fort followed,
tho next day, and the officer was found
at Lake Wahbay exhausted They rc.
turned to the fort. where the officer died
on Thursday. He was going home to
Germany on a furlough. Howard, the
driver, was found dead on Friday. three
miles this side of Lake Wahbay, half
mile from his home. Mrs Long and
her son Albert, ten years old, living
three miles north Of Kranzburg. left
home with team to visit sick neigh
! bor on the prairie. and they were found
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-30
CONGRESSIONAL.

HOUSE.
Washington, March 30-The senate
bill passed amending the statutes relat-
ing to licences and fees of officers on
steam vessels.
Updegroff, chairman of the committee
on laws governing presidential elections,
reported bill to carry into effect the
provisions of the constitution respecting
the election Of president and vice-presi-
dent.
Ordered printed and recommitted.
The house refused to consider the
Utah contested election case and went
into committee on the tariff commission
bill, and Dunnen opposed the bill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-30
Latest by Mail.

Chicago, March 2S.-Six cases of small
pox and four deaths.
Cincinnati, March 2s.-Forty cases of
smallpox we're reported to-day and five
deaths, the largest number yet reported.
Vicksburg, March 2s.-The Yazoo and
Tallahatchie rivers are falling. The fur
ther distribution of supplies continues.
Two negroes were drowned ut Forest
house to-day.
San Francisco, March 28.-Reports
from tho interior indicate that the grain
crops will be rather better than the
average in nearly all counties except
those in the San Joaquin valley.
Davenport. March 2S-The state CEN
trail committee of the anti-prohibltion
association met here to-day for confer
ence with full attendance, and adjourn
ed to meet at Des Moines Wednesday,
April 27.
Big Springs, Tex. March 2s.-Six
negro convicts escaped from working
gang on the Texas Pacific road, killing
one of the guards. Officers came upon
them in camp aud two were killed and
the rest captured.
New Orleans, March 28-A correspon.
ucuG VI JIG AluleS.DoluOorat from MUS
son, La, says 200 square miles of land
occupied by 1000 people, is under water.
Tho nearest highland il Baton Rouge,
sixteen miles away. Only three planta-
tlons escaped.
Denver, March 2S-rhe News Lead
vile special says J. @. Early, an attorney
and we'll known politician, this evening
shot and killed Policeman Samuel Town
send. The quarrel was over the costs in
replevin suit. An attempt to lynch
Early was frustrated.
Chicago, March 2S.-The Canadian Wis
itors have concluded their programme Of
sightseeing, and now expect to divide
into three parties, ono division going t.
Winnipeg, via st. Paul. the other to st
Louis and the third to Omaha, Kansas
City and perhsps Denver.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-30
Stocks.

new 1orK, March U.-StOcks are
strong and higher, with heavy foreign
demand for bonds.
TELEGRAPH sroCK.
The new board of directors Of the Mu-
tual Union telegraph company will be
elected to-day. The majority of them
are the friends Of Gould and the West
ern Union. thus giving the latter the
control of its rival. It is probable that
pooling arrangements will be made Civ
ing the Mutual Union company funds
sufficient to pay interest on its bonds;
the rest Of its earnings bid fair to go into
the Western Union treasury. The con-
troll Of the Mutual Union is understood
to carry with it the control of the Do.
minion company, of Canada. So within
q short time the Western Union will
control the business OF the United States
and Canada, and In connection, with ca
BILE companies will realize large profits
on foreign and South American busi-
ness.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-30

A Deadwood paper remarks: 1t ap-
pears that General Sturgis 10 not fully
satisfied with the charges which were re.
Gently brought against him and it Is un-
derstood he has asked for court Of in.
quiry into the Guntown affair. but prom
inent army officers say if he is wise he
will not stir up this matter, for the af-
fair was so horrible q bungle that it can
only be explained on the ground that he
was drunk at the time. It is believed
that he has stirred up the 80 called abuse
at the soldiers home to cover the other
matter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-30

The managers of the national temper
ance society urge the house of represent
atives to conoar in the senate bill pro-
viding for commission of inquiry con-
corning the alcoholic liquor traffic, and
oppose the passage of the senate bill
which proposes the use exclusively as an
educational fund of internal revenue
taxes on the manufacture and sale of
distilled spirits, as seeking to promote
popular education by unrighteous means.