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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-09-07
AUSTIN, August 81, 1882.

j. A. Hooper:
My DEAR SIR:-I accept the nomina-
ton rendered by the Democratic conven-
ton of this district, and if elected will
endeavor TO deserve in the future. as l
have tried to deserve in the past, the con-
fidence of my constituents. The esteem
of those among whom have lived for
more than twenty-five years, is the high.
est reward they can bestow on me for
any service can render in their behalf.
l remain your friend and obt serv't,
A w TERREII
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American Kindergarten Select School

WILL COMMENCE the next term Septem-
w Der 4th, at its rooms on Rio Grande, near
West Pecan street. A limited number Of pu-
pills will be boarded. For further Information
apply to the principal,
MRS. G. w. DONNAN.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Aug. 6, 1882. au6-d2w-3
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TAKEN UP ESTRAYED, by A. Trautwein,
u b,fore d. G. Pace. Justice of the Peace,
Travis county, the following described animal,
II years old, and branded thus: 2 on left
shoulder, and % on thigh, and appraised at
twenty dollars.
Given under my hand at Austin, August 16,
1882. FRANK BROWN,
County Clerk Travis County.
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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT.

The state of Texas, to all persons interested in
the administration of the estate of William
T. Horne, deceased:
o Horne, Jr., administrator OF the estate
of VIM. T. Horne, deceased, has filed his final
account in the County Court of Travis county,
which will be acted on at the next term of said
court, commencing the third Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1882, at the courthouse thereof, IN the
city of Austin, at which time all persons inter-
ested in said estate may appear and contest the
said exhibit aud account II they see proper.
WITNESS Prank Brown, Clerk OF said court,
and the seal thereof attached, this, the
twentY-frst day of July, 1882.
jy27 w3t FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
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Il STRAY NOTICE-Estrayed Nav 6, 1892, by
u j. ii. Coleman, Jr., before W.. G.. Crockett,
Justice of the Peace OF Travis county, the fol-
lowing described animals, to-wit:1 One bay
horse, IA hands high,4 years old, white feet,
(dim) on left shoulder. Also q dun horse with
blaze face, 2 white feet. years old, 141l hands
high, and branded same as above. Appraised
at $45. FRANK BROWN,
County Clerk Travis County, Texas.
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When You visit the city cemetery take
look at those handsome monuments
erected by Uncle jack Adkisson &
Son. Their work cannot be excelled in
beauty OF design or finish, or in prices
charged.
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ESTRAYED-By q. K. Anderson, before
IL Wilson Gregg, justice Of the peace OF
Travis county, July "a, 1882 one rouel eta lion
four years old Two white feet, branded Xxx on
left shoulder: one roam horse, eigh or nine
years old, fourteen hands high, brand II with
cross bar over, on left shoulder, and u or LEFT
jaw; one roam stallion, four years old, bra ded
two circles connected by perpendicular bar on
shoulder: one grey horse, about four years old,
branded EX on right shoulder; one bay mare,
ten OF twelve years old, branded FD with bar
above and below and Ed below the bottom bar,
on lett thigh, and M above S on shoulder; one
fourteen or fifteen wears OLD, branded above y
on shoulder, and KB on shoulder: ali Of them
appraised at $50. FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
81 wkiY$ @. o., TIC.
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Judge Richard G. l.. Moneure, presi-
dent OF the Virginia supreme court OF
appeals, aged X years, is dead.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. The

u dersigned hereby gives notice that be was
on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1892, by the coun-
ty court Of Travis county, Texas, appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Antoin-
cite Won Schenck, deceased, and he hereby re-
quests all persons having claims for money
against the estate Of said Antoinette Won
Schenck, deceased, to present the same TO him
for allowance within twelve months from the
date Of said appointment as administrator as
above, else payment OF such claims will be
postponed until those presented and allowed
according TO law are paid In full. The residence
and postofice address Of the undersigned Is
Austin, Texas. Respectfully,
Admr. estate Antoinette v. Schenck, deceased.
Austin, Texas, August 10, 1882. au10w4w
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ESTRAYED-By j. Arthur Bailey, before W.
Il w. Medearis, J p. T. c., May %, 1882, one
Roam Horse, branded a on left shoulder; also
one White Horse, abont Ia hands high, branded
A OH left should also, one Bay Horse Colt
braided ii V with bur above II and quirl on
left hand top of W on left shoulder, and 81
(both letter and figure forming one character)
ON jaw; also, one Bay Mare, about II hands
high, branded on left jaw; also, one Bay Year
ling Colt, unbranded. Appraised at 81 each.
FRANK BROWN.
je29w3t County Clerk Travis County.
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ESTRAY NOTICE-Tnken up and estr.yed
II by j. j Erwin, before W. g. CrOczett,
Justice of the Peace Of Travis county, one sor-
rel Mare, about years old, IL hands high, and
branked I'll (connected) twice on both sides,
and appraised at ten dollare.
Witness my hand this 18th day of August, A.
d. 1892. FRANK BROWN,
au20w3t$ County Clerk, Travis County.
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ESTRAYED-June 10, 1882, by W. d. Fulkes,
u before James A. Wright, Justice Of the
flor Is years old, with blotched brand on left
shoulder. One blue Roam Mare, 4 years old,
fourteen hands high. branded K on left shout
der, on hip and on jaw, and one Blue Gray Mare,
with perpendicular bar running from bottom
to top through the centre, on shoulder and hip,
all of which are valued at $500. FRANK
BROWN, County Clerk, Travis County, Texas.
iun-l4W3t
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TsTRAY NoTICE-Taken up and estrayed
IL by K. r. Crockett before W q. Crockett,
Justice of the Peace, Travis county, one bay
Horse, IS years old, and branded TJF (all in
one Character) on left shoulder, and appraised
at thirty dollars.
Given under my hand this 10th day of August,
d 1882. FRANK BROWN,
au>0w3'$ Clerk G. q. Il. G.
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Il STRAYED-By Andrew Hamilton, before
u NJ. NJ. Hornsby, j. p. T. c., July 1, 1882,
old, branded, WSS on left side, marked crop
and under bit 10 each ear. Appraised at S25.
Also, a black and white spotted Cow, about four
years old, branded AC on left side, marked crop
off each ear. Appraised at SIG.
FRANK BROWN,
july 2l-st$ Clerk C. G. 4. C.
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Il sTRAYED-By K. R. Smith, before NJ. M.
u Hornsby, j. z. T. O., July ! 1882, one dun
Mare, about thirteen and one-half hands high,
nine years old, branded NJ over q and curved
line over both on left hip and thigh; also, one
gray Mare, about fifteen hands high, seven or
eight years old, branded 2 over a G on left hip.
Appraised at $25. FRANK BROWN,
July 81 3t$ Clerk G. q. T. G.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

7 N sums offrom $500 to 5000, on and years
i time, on productive improved real estate in
the counties of Travis, BastrOp, Caldwell, Hays,
Burnet and Williamson endOrs lien notes
negotiated. Principals onlv dealt with.
ZIMPELaAN a. BERGEN,
Real Estate Agents,
au29wit Austin, II Xas.
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Underhill e. Go. have a superior stock
of monuments, tablets and statuary.
a29-1w.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

T. '"A ~
Taken up and estrayed by Charles Ginger be-
fore Fritz regener, Esq., Justice of the Peace
of Travis county, the following described ami
mails, to wit:
One sorrel mare years old, 10 hands high and
branded on left shoulder
One brown mare and colt. mare years old, IA
hands high and branded o e upside DOWN on
left thigh; colt unbranded.
One grey mare 4 years old, 10. hands high,
branded r T on left thigh and v CONNECTED, ,
with bar over it on thigh.
One brown horse 10 years old, IA hands high
and banded SO on shoulder, ] ON jaw, Xxx X
on right hip and % on right shoulder, all ap-
praised at $50.
FRANK BROWN,
County Clerk, Travis Couny
Austin, August p, A. D., 1882
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Underhill & Co. have received another
invoice of statuary, from Car
rara, Italy. a29-1w
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-08-03

A. Teutsohell, commencing at my corner
of lot thence 81 rods thence south
along bank of river AZ rods thence W ~
rods TO sec line thence north ~ rods To
place OF beginning - - 10 |
4. Teutschell. beginning on sec line -
rods of NV corner of lot Z in sec -
town p range lie tbense to Arkansas
river thence along bank of river TO sc
corner of lot thence W TO section line
thence north to beginning - - he
A. :. Teutschell, lot in Island No. 2iot
M i''.i- ~ q lie
~ ncor n " 1. lots 81 - lie
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-08-03

B. LOMBARD, JR., JAS. L. LOMBARD,
President. Vice Prest.
l.. d. SKINNER, GEO. Z. sPALToN,
/ Cashier. Asst Cash.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-08-03
Delinquent Tax List Of Sedgwick
County Kansas.
COUNTY TnrAsunEn's OFFICE,


In compliance with section log, chapter "a, of the
session law OF the State OF Kansas, for the year
1875. public notice Is hereby given by the under
signed John Tucker, County Treasurer of sedg-
wick county, Kansas, that the taxes and charges
for the wear A. D. 1881, against the following
described tracts of land and town lots situated in
the County of sedgwlck, and State OF Kansas, are
due and remain unpaid and that Will on
Tuesday the 5fh day OF September, A. ID. lss2
and the next succeeding days offer for sale at
public auction at my ;aice in the city of Wichita
Sedgwick county Ear.sSs, much OF each tract
or town lot below described. as may be necessa-
nv TO meet the taxes and charges thereon;
Ito
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-08-03
ATrICA TOWNSHIP

Sarah Sewer, beginning at point on
line 90 rods w of ne corner of said section
so rods, thence W 10 middle of Cowskin
creek, thence following meanderings OF
said stream n to N line of said section,
thence e to place of beginning l. q
Jas Morgan, mex neA and e1i NV ne
4 and ali that part of ms nwiz lying W
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-08-03

beginning rods OF NV. corner Of 4
nes& themes IS rods 40 rods N IS rods
W 41rods p q IL
Sarah Mitchell, beginning at sw corner OF
nel< thence 20 rods 20 rods W 30 rods
20 rods 10 beginning . q IL
Smith a Pittenger, beginning at NV corner
e1< nwl1 thence 1876 II AS 30-57 fl
la5ft n s45 30 81 IT TO beginning 2 q le
gxyk IS q lie
VIM Greer, beginning at point - II 8 of
point s. 7-l7 IT W OF ne corner of Del+
thence TO yards 272 l6-17 # 10
wards go I6-li II 10 beginning 20 p lie
s. s TAYLOR, beginning 5s0t and $50 IL
W of the ne corner thence : 73s 1883 IT
Is4 II 1s 50 fl l34 II 10 beginning p 2 lie
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

A>AD90OVAs II
Mingo junction. o., July 6-One more
body was found this morning. About
forty men came down With skiffs and .
canon from East Liverpool are doing
good work. By right they can secure
about ten bodies more. A great many
bodies are placed in the engine-room and
under the. bow, and the want Of necessa-
~ apparatus prevents getting more bod
les. Boats and graphing tools, diving
bells, etc., are on ~ wey, from Pittsburg.
and whom the wreck; i raised, at least
thirty to Fifty bodice ~ b. found. The
missing are accumulatang, and WITH
those found. the desi will amount 70
sixty yAvSss is,isIssi64y, 90 nsirly all will
be found in and around the wreck. Every
hour brings people here hunting for ab.
sent ones, and gives names not given be.
fore. The dead, 30 far, have been recog.
nised and moved promptly to their late
homea .Nt
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what weaker Friday. Maze is firmer, in
consequence Of the small amount Of
American offering. European on pas
sage. for shipment advanced Cd per
quarter. Wheat oargoes of coast are
inanimate and have not materially
changed. Thirty.nine cargoes arrived,
ten were sold and twenty withdrawn.
Trade for wheat on passage is very quiet
but Russian is somewhat dearer. Sales
Of English wheat during the past week,
19.A90 quarters, at 46s. Id, against 49,
81 quarters at 45s. Id. the corresponding
period last year.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06
The Political Situation.
Tyndall Tribune,


Thu. early in the campaign tits unsafe
affairs. Enough is known, howeyef, 10
warrant the assertion that b +. Petit
REeys,1ih not be ,hi1 own SUCCESSOR.
.A1tdA from the P6slmaster-editors, who
eWe thelr oflcial positions TO him, there
61e'but few papers in the territory who
champion his cause, while among the
masses Of the people he is very unpopu-
lar. Their knowledge of his designing
trickery and turpitude is sufficient evi.
dence to convince them of the utter i'm
propriety Of returning him to congress.
There are virtually but t 40 candidates in
the field, viz: Col. Alexander Hughes and
Hon. George 81. Hand. While the for.
mer will have our hearty support during
the campaign We do not wish to be un.
derstood as saying that he has more
strength than the latter at the present
time. This may be accounted for from
the fact that Col. Hughes, prior to his
appointment as receiver of the United
States land Office at Yankton. was en-
gagged in the practice Of law at Elk Point,
and, although we'll and favorably known
to the people of southern Dakota, his
acquaintance among the people Of the
northern part of the territory is limited.
On the other hand Secretary Hand, who
has occupied several public positions
since his coming among s,and,as conse-
quence, has been thrown in contact with
the leading men of the territory, has
formed more extended ACQUAINTANCE.
To-day We consider Secretary Hand the
strongest man in the field and we are
free to confess that he 10 not only popu.
lar but honest and we'll qualified. We
started out to give an impartial view of
the case and propose to adhere strictly
to the facts. Col. Hughes is our choice
between the candidates named and we
are pleased to state that the
ONCE is seeking the man
and not the man the office. His
career as politician has been an honor
able one, as . public servant we point to
his record with a great degree Of pride.
as lawyer he ranks among the ablest
practitioners of our territory, as private
citizen his acts will bear the closest scru.
tiny, as an ex.soldier he is respected and
admired by his old comrades, as an ora.
tor he is unsurpassed, and as an advocate
OF the cause of temperance he is rec
ognized as one of our most prominent
leaders. What other qualifications
or. endorsements are necessary ir
the make up of our delegate K
congress? These things are being weigh
ed in the public mind daily and Col
Hughes is winning popular favor. he
will go into the convention with strong
support. Mr.. Pettigrew cannot carry
county in southern Dakota, except pos
sibly Minnehaha, Aurora and Brule; in
the northern part of the territory he has
verv few friends. while the Black Hill
will support any other man.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Washington, July 6.-The joint reso-
luton passed authorizing the president
to call q conference to fix the common
prime meridian.
The house resumed the naval appro-
priation bill and adopted the amend
ments. Adopted in committee of the
whole.
Robson, in closing the debate, de-
Tended his administration Of the
navy, and referring to the investigation
by the naval committee of the forty.
fourth congress, and turning to White.
horne, who headed that committee, he
said, "if there Is man accused of stealing
school fund in his own state let him
come to the 'front.'" 49,.
Whitehorne, facing Robeson, ex.
claimed, "That's lie, whoever tells it OF
whoever repeats it."
Robeson-"I have called no men by
name, and if any man recognizes him
self by the description let him step for
ward and deny it."
After some excitement the matter
dropped. i
The naval appropriation bill passed
the house: Yeas, ll9; nays. Is.
SENATE.
Washington, July 6-The senat.
finance committee to-day reported te
the senate the house bill to reduce in
ternsl revenue taxation. The committe.
reserved the righ. to offer amendments
No changes made in the rate Of taxation
o. tho list Of exempted articles, but tht
proviio stricken out which allows daaw
backs. On .nnhrokea packages of checks
matches, cigars, oheroots and cigarette
and makes the reduction to take effec
Nay lst, 1888. -
Senate took up the river and harbo
bill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06
Another Kaps.. storm.

Atshlson, Kansas, July GA special
yesterday evening from Columbus, Kas,
says the place was swept by a3tosnado.
with hail and rain accompanying it.
Trees were uprooted, stock and grain
scattered; corn cut down. and all proper
ty laid waste. j. p. Thomas frame
house was completely demolished and
six persons in the house were most sc.
verely injured. A small son was hurt
who may die. Best & Sons new mill was
partly destroyed.
At Girard and Belknap. only small
damage was done. Farms and houses in
era wford county were visited at much
later hour and grain levelled. Peter
Crawford and James Arrows are reported
dead and their families injured by being
blown away.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06
/: A Colorado Storm.

Chicago, July Ga Manitou Springs,
Colorado, special says that Saturdays
hail storm and water spout we're more
disastrous than at first supposed. Later
reports say that only one life was lost.
Bridges, trees, fences, buildings and
rocks were torn from the ground and
hurled through the air. Houses stand
ing on the banks of streams were car.
ried away. Not house in Manitou but
that is more or less injur- I. The loss in
cattle and horses alone amounts to many
thousand dollars, while the loss on build
ings will exceed one hundred thousand
dollars,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

Concerning railway projects, the Chi.
cago Times after giving . comprehen-
sive resume Of recent events, says that
Ill Of the western roads have suspended
orders for contemplated improvements
until September lst. Expenditures
amounting TO .msny millions are thus
hsad In abeyanss. In many places the
consteneiiano of new lines will not be un.
dsrtaken besors September Let. The
consideration Of matters Of difference be-
tween the companies is postponed be.
cause the managsu are disinclined to
TAX their hraiAs with perplexing prob.
lens during the summer solstice. The
suspension Of improvements upon many
Of the large railway lines il owing to un.
osrtainties in connection with the crops
and . remunelative traffic during the
latter half Of the year. The suspension
Of connection upon new projects until
September lat, 10 mainly to enable the
promoters Of such schemes to find capi-
Aalists susceptible enough to take the
securities. Either there must be another
general postponsnent, or there will be q
gorge Of important railway events on
Heptsmbee lst.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

The MAX Lana. Express, in its retro.
spect Tor June, says: UnfAvorable wealth.
e promoted Developments Of rust in
whast.- The heads are small, but the 10.
oent increase Of warmth 10 favorable.
The supply Of homo grown wheat il
small. Fine samples command an i'm.
peovsasnt Fossign. on spot. Il steady,
considseiag ths large arrivals and ths
NneSs supply "a eoast. bat vas soans-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

Personal! To Aes Only!
The volta,c Belt Company. MazshaN.
Michigan. will. send Dr.. Dyes Cele-
brated Electro voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days 70
men (young osolO who aeaicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. and
Manhood. and kisaisd troables. guaran-
testing speedy and complets restoration
Of hsalth Aad aad manly vtgsr. Addresa
. above. N.k-No riak u incusrod, q
thirty days' trial i allowed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

4H"1H 1sOOOckb <AIIcbUoUs
Poplar Bluff, July 6-The post.gang-
train robbers were captured here yester-
day. One Brown, claiming to be mem.
ber of the gang Of five, who were going
to rob train at Hendrickson, station
on the Iron Mountain railroad, gave in.
formation which led to a sharp lookout; !;
two were taken, but the other two escap-
ed and are being pursued. Those cap
tured, refused to give their names. All
were masked.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06
HOTELS.
PROPRIETORS.

Fa e ~ Il 'ss sosa sss Is.
ss%s 15 sD AHss sssi 81 0S. SS'sns i9s@ sso
The srhois reaIw % Song. tspal cost, separate,
nearly 4iooi Here. oaly $3.50. No book
like iE Field 10 clear. Sale will be tnRsnse.
pastiealars, addrso HUBBARD EROS, -
LAoAllo otseet, Chicago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06
MARKETs eY TELEGRAPH

NEw xoHK.
New York. July 9.
stocxs-Irresuias. opened strong.
0ovElNnEMTs-Easier; So, t10lh; Sc,
el;@x .lK,s ei.14;4,s, Si.oek:
,lMassi lMassitass zss s.; saessia; ssa ssps. sl,s: ~
6LOh Oct, ,3iDH@LaH.
tsss;s:; SsssassiSs ssx xhsasf; Mixed western
Asx. sioslx ssps. s, sss. "e''sln' ''a''' No. :
:, ,roaI-sssons, new, tsan0s8.7s; old ls2i.-
LAn.-Hishsr. slsMx.
/ loAo0. '1.s.. csioseo, Julya
...SaII:;S 's Esa si,,,
.6l5sMFifn. s. cash; COX July; 4ox Aug;
: ~ f.ss$s. s.gs
BARLHY-NominAl,
/ Pol!.vefy strong, sa2@ cash July; ;sa2lo
AfGsi G1ie1fn. s;R ss'isi higher s,as cash July; .,a
Hoe Rsssigt.7;!ast +. ;!t 600; seisly active. firm;
ing, S109sS; heavy, S8.0@s.s9.
ort! Cutie aeosip..c;sS@ @ sens1ally higher
;iss'sRsIsss 8 sss b. S;sSs: Sss;Sss;S ss%$ss 81:
tsSS1as; % Tssss. sa.sass; ss1Sss@: ''' ''''t''''
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. July g..
WaEAT.LSysl, .20h cash 81 ssx July SILT
9sTs-Fira, s4Hc.
RRE.Fir~: 7oh.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06
The Weather.

Washington, July 6-The indications
for the upper Mississippi valley is:
Warmer; partly cloudy weather with To-
cal rains; southefly winds; lower press.
ure. The Miseoui valley: Partly cloudy
weather; local rains; warm southerly
winds; falling barometer generally fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

The Sisseton Sioux Indians have
taken step forward in their pursuit Of
civilization. They have voluntarily
asked that the government cease issuing
rations to them, and use the money in.
stead Of providing them with farming
implements and stock, 80 that they may
besome self-supporting.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

The Mississippi riysr has broken the
Madison levss. eighteen miles above st.
Louis, oyeraowing twenty thousand
acres Of farming land in Msdison county,
and floating away the stacked wheat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-06

Senator ChEiatnnG p ~. . sihef fiklef.'
view WA his ywlfs 10 WashjngtpA ..
4ondA and tise ssnsationstr reporter
predicts that reconciliation may grow
out Of il,