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NcK1rsrr. Dec. 12-Ispscial-l-Mr. d.
A. Crouch, one of cur most eutsrprising
and successful merchants, vas on the 10th
lnst. united in marriage 70 Miss MoIlis
morton. dsughfsr Of VIM Morton. Of Wes-
Ton, tins cgung. NJ. CrOuch vas iorneriy
a citizen 81 yOur cguuty. snd his many
f-iprrs there uiu douttIess reI0ice In his
rood f1rtuns m sscurinE such p-izs To- .
lie corrpsuinn.
Coufnioners ccurt. IN session, 70
rsived the hridrs lstelT Constructed On he
Dert5u rpaf- nd irstes1 q utliziug he
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DECATUR, Dec. 12.-[Special.l Judge Ed
wards, our mayor, hit burly negro this
evening with a rock, seriously but not dam
gerously hurting him. The negro had
grossly insulted him.
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DIR. sTRoNG'S PILLS.
The Old. VelI-Tried, wonderful, Health
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Renewing Reheules.
strong's Sanaiive Pills for the liver. Aspecdy
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good digestion, regularity of the bowels. A sure
remedy for colds and rheumatism. preclout
boon 10 delicate females soothing and bracing
the nervous system aud ri ding yigor and heat
10 every fibre If the body. sold by druEgist
For pamphlets etc., address Box $50 New iofA
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Tim. Dee. 1i--lspecisl.l-Ths ioDov-
inr c.s.s we're returned b. TIE cournis-
siouers q npps.ls and e her sugrsstior
t-rn~fs-rrd 70 Gnlvsston ~ fhs supreme
cru-t. Pnrksf e. e. ~ Spsnosr = al--fron
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3lciu ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. HAMLIN

nDI MO are certainly best hav.
ORlJhNS ing be n SO decIeed at
EVERY CHEAT WORLDS INDUSTRIAL
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tayes; sufficient compass and power. with best
qua it,, for popular sacred and secular music
other STYLES al $50 $751; &c., si2 SIS s93 sl0S, STA
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Laredo.

LAREDO, Dec. 11.-[Special. 1.-The cleo
ton for city officers held to-day passed of
quietly. The entire Martin ticket was
elected. The election yesterday Sunday
in Nuevo Laredo was also very quiet. The
differences between the two factions were
adjusted by General Cuellar placing the
votes of the candidates on slips of paper,
putting the slips in hat and the names
drawn were those to be the candidates. SO
there was really no opposition.
Sam Wing cousin of the Fhinaman Shang
Gun, who was killed in Chicago some time
since, arrived to-day with officers to iden-
tiiy Lon Dun, charged with the murder,
and who is now incarcerated in the county
Jail. He proves to be the Celestial wanted,
and Officer Stephen Boyard was paid the
handsome reward of $500. Officer Castelle
leaves tonight with the prisoner for Chi
cago.
Mr.. John Dyer, well known in San Anto-
Mo, reopens the Olive Branch theatre to
night.
Judge f. +. Hall and Colonel j. P. G..
Whitehead have to-day formed law part
nership.
Hans Mickle arrived to-day.
Mr.. Frank Ferris, agent of the Interna-
tional railroad at this place for the past
few years, leaves tonight for Kansas City,
to accept the position of general agent OF
the Gould system at that place. Mr.. Fei-
ris was we'll liked by the business COM
munity, and is to be complimented on his
promotion, which was deserved one.
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Eenat.

I-HE STATE OF TEXAS-To ALL PER-
p sons Interested In the administration Of the
estate Of W. II. Nhiua, deceased. W. +
Strange administrator, has filed in the County.
Court of Dallas county bis lnal account, shOVs
ing the condition OF SAID estate, ana praying yEr
a final settlement OF tie same, wbch VII be
heard at the next term Of said court co nmenc-
inR on the Third Monday I'm Sovember. A. ID.
lSsl at the Courthouse. in the city Of Dallas az
which time all persons Interested IN said e.
tate may appear and contest said account II they
- witnes. A. HAYWOOD. County Clerk Of
Seal Of Dallas county. Texas
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court atoflae IN the city OF Dallas this 30th day
september A. ID. 1881. A. HAYWOOD.
County Clerk, Dallas Co Texss
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A Common Sense Remedy.
1yL.ICA.
no Eore Rheumatism, Govt OF
Neuralgia.

No Eore Rheumatism, Gout OF
Neuralgia.
Immediate relief warranted. Permanent cure
guaranteed.
Five years established, and never known to
fail in single case, acute or chronic. Refer to
ali prominent physicians and druggists for the
standing of salicylica.
q T. CIR. Il Ts
The only discover of the poisonous uric acid
which exists i, the blood of Rheumatic and
equity patients
SALiCfLiCA is Known as q common sense
remedy because it strikes directly at the cause
of Rheumatism, Govt and Neuralgia, while SO
many so-called specifics and supposed panaceas
only treat locally the effects.
II has been conceded by eminent scientists
that outward applications, such as rubbing with
oils, ontments liniments and soothing lotions
will not eradicate these Diseases which are he
result OF the poisoning of the blood with uric
acid.
sALlCYLICA works with marvellous effect
on this acid and so removes the disorder. 1t is
now exclusively used by all celebrated physic-
ians of America and Europe Highest Medical
Academy of Paris reports IS per cent cures in
three days.
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q GCRETs
REMEMBER

That sALICYLICA is a certain cure for Rheu-
matism, Govt and Neuralgia. The most intense
pains are subdued almost instantly.
Give it trial Relief guaranteed or money
Thousands oftestimonials sent on application
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snok. Drts q Durhsu oD- CT. BssI
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GO 70 John 5. wItvsr fo- wagons, car
RAGS and bngriss. Best line Of vehicles IN
he city. Studebaksr v1rk . specially.
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ny VIRTUE or THE POwER IN NJ VEST
fr 3 2 Teifnn ana VII an CfEse o. ~ D.
smifh. rs trustee. and tire sheriff n Dallas c1ur-
o.. Ieras as Substitute trustee Which said deed
81 trust o. recorded m volume "a paFes 81 q 81
II DsIlss county reruris q deeds. ere q r.
Vi smith sheriff a. Dallas ruu-fT. Tex g.. har-
ne been thereto requested - thr hfilff n ne
note secure1 - sail leed = uust 81 ~ Aon-
la4fuefr he hTurs OIL m ard d m ~ fa.1
far sau 81 rutllr uufrry ~ M hirrest BIDDER
~ cash. 81 he cuurt-huu - L1lias county
hr-sa r.0rer errina rnarrfartured - luen.
Laus 4 Dyer. one hurrirT MI one Nle.i III
ard nr1 com shsilfr. t1rether Va a. ne gf-
rIr~feraureE ard frrr-es trerei1 telnnf lrf, tr
.arre t.sinr ne i1erfical r-upeitI cc1FeIed ~
ne af1-esaid Odd - t-ust
wines NJ sirnatu-s fhls EgvEuteI .. a ID.
fes1 v. sMlIh
inrrzs-ffu sberigDAlns c1untT.
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Ucunty VIefk, DaIIas % !, Iexnf
BYW. w. PEAK. Deputy. octldInwiN

u,HE STATE OF TEXAs-To IHE sHER-
Il III or any Constable Of Dallas County.
Greeting Whereas, Oath has this Gay been
made fefOre me By b Erin that Simon Roth
stein defendant u a transient person. and that
his residence l. unknown 70 APPELLANT 1Ou are
hereby commanded that you make puUlireiicn
Of this writ In some Newspaper puutshed in
before the return day hereof summons thesaid
simon Eoths-ein N Be and appear before me ~
mv Office In the city Of Dallas on the 18th DAY 81
Drcarnf,er 1872 % suswer the complaint Of p.
nrin for the sum of so a. due Eppn an acc lurt
FOR Foods sold aud delivered q The request u
the defendant. Herein fell not eud d This wit
make due return 81 the Law directs.
Given under nv hand this the I'd day Of N0-
veuiier. A ID lss2- W ~ kuW KIDS
nOF3 L1ti&itw lustlne ~ the Peace.
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sss sS, =. o oqer ptf |6sdfabT "gs% ~ S6k
oted "
~ beysra, 9lgEa gGgi
two doses nIAy aplyeReS n6bad an H hg m4g
enaUy II worked hAeR umn4tnftsdH" sTEWARD MoLCRg
For Sale Ivy OROWDus BALDWIN, WILLIAMS DnIIas Ieksn
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Arsrrs. Dsc. 11.-.spscial- The mayor
has called Tor 20 m5rroE niehi q mass-
,,seffne Of the citizens 10 devise means 10
sssist the worthy poor Of the city during
the winter.
william Murray, o. Williamson county,
was Fnocfsd down and robbed Saturday
uirhf near the Internsfi0nal 4 Great North
en- freight depot. His pure, containing
81 and his hat and coat we're cerrled 81.
Today . man named smith rssrze1 ~
fhs -obberr. Wa nrrsstef and the het and
cosf usrs fbund IN his passion Be ned
4 bsx-ing bsf1rs . justics and Ezs bed IN
he sun q $50. N dsfsult Of vhich he v.s
he ssjus.ns-ssBs-si rsP0-is big sDor
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KHARToUM, Dec. l2.-The False Prohphet
was repuls, d at Bara and FL 0beid. Khar-
toum is safe. The first de achment Of the
Bedouin g ,pedition has arrived.
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LONDON, Dec. PA warrant has been is
sued for the arrest of Mr.. Whalley, men,
Der of parliament for Peterborough, who
failed to appear in answer to the summons
charging him with obtaining tifty-six
pounds from a hotel proprietor by false
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
A Salt Lake In Brown County.
George w. Stewart in Hnron Times


Faulk county, Sept. 23.-I am out here
with the Palmer and Miller surveying
party, which is Mt work on lands in
Faulk, Sphinx, Edmunds and Brown
counties. Besides the usual curiosities
seen on the frontier, such as antelope,
deer, foxes, coyotes, etc, we yesterday
discovered something worthy of note,
which may be interesting to your
readers-a lake, which we named Dry
Salt lake. titles in secs. 10 and 20,
Township l25, range 65. Brown county.
1t is IL miles long and about one half
mile wide. 1t evidently has contained
water but is now perfectly dry and
smooth and covered with coating OF
salt which seems to be a good quality
of rock salt. 1t presents the
appearance of lake frozen over with n
very light covering of snow on the ice
or still more. as if 1t had been frozen
over during light storm of snow and
wind. as the salt is somewhat uneven
or scaly, much like the ripples of water
in lake. The beautiful white salt, in
contrast with the green banks, which
rise some forty feet all around the lake
is an interesting sight. AS our party ap.
preached the lake there was some specl.
latlon as to what it was-water, ice OF
snow. and as to how such large lake
could be frozen over by such light
white frost as we had the previous night
and remain 90 during the heat of the
day. Our flag man, who was somewhat
in advance, was then on the supposed
ice. The soil in that region is good, and
settlers there will have at least plenty
OF salt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
A BIG RAILROAD SCHEME.
Organization in this City Of the Grand Con.
tinental Railway Company.

Organization In this City Of the Grand Con-
tinental Railway Company.
From Quincy tIllJ Herald, Sept. %. 1882.
A meeting was held in this city yester-
day afternoon for the purpose of organ
ising the Grand Continental railway
company. There were present: Judge
w. w. Hess, Of Shelbyville, ILL.,; Capt.
john II. Coats, of Winchester. Ill; John
A. Burbank, Of Richmond, Indiana; Bev.
erly 3. Bonfoe, of Unionville, NO.; Clin-
ton Woods, Of Toledo, ILL.,; Capt. NJ. Pig.
gott, Henry Root and w. A. Richardson,
OF Quincy; John y. CLANCY, of sullivan,
and William T. Strickland, Columbus,
Indiana; Lyman Evans, of Bedford,
Iowa, and several others were represented
BY Capt. Piggott, who held powers of at
tofney from them to act.
Tho object of the Grand Continental
railway company is to construct lail.
way on the most direct line from Quincy
east to Cincinnati, and thence to Chcsa.
peake bay; from Quincy westward upon
the most direct line to Council Bluffs
and Omaha. thence to Puget sound-and
from point east Of the Missouri river
on said line in Iowa, in northerly di-
rect,on through Iowa and Dakota to
British Columbia.
Tho organization Was completed at the
meeting. and the company will be duly
incorporated At once. The incorporators
are: NJ. Piggott, Henry Root w. A.
Richardson, Quincy: w. w. Hess, Shell.
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byville. ILL.,; Clinton Woods and b.
Bloomfield, Toledo, Ill; j. A. Burbank,
Ind; J. Q. CLANCY, Sullivan, Ind; VIM.
7. Strickland, Columbus, Ind; Lyman
Evans, Bedford, Iowa; Ex-senator Geo.
+ Wright, Council Bluffs, Iowa; B. b.
Bonfeoy, Unionville, Mo-; John G.
Drinnen, Tnylorville, Ill.
The distance by the proposed
from Cincinnati to Council Bluffs, via
Quincy and thence to Bismarck on the
Northern Pacific is l, 400 miles and the
route is SAID to. be much the shortest
across the continent. The stock will
amount to 5000 per mile or total of
$35 ,OOO, 900, with the privilege to increase
from time to time as required to extend,
equip, and maintain the proposed road,
but rever to exceed the sum of $25, 600
per Lille Of road actually constructed OF
bought by the company. The incorpo.
rators decided to issue transportation
certificates, transferable, dra wing three
per cent interest which will be received
by the company for freight charges OF
passenger fares after the road is in oper
alton.
Captain Piggott has letters from capi
talists in New York promising that the
money will be furnished to build the
road when the right of way and certain
amount of subscriptions are obtained.
The company will, as soon as the or
ganization is perfected, commence worl
in every county on the proposed line
obtain right of way and solicit subscrip
tions to the stock. 1t is expected tha
work will be commenced early in l88'
on the road.
The road is to be independent of al
existing lines, and the incorporato1s ar
enthusiastic and state there is no doub
it will be built. as it is regarded as til
most promising railroad enterprise tha
has been inaugurated for many years.
The following directors of the com
pany have been elected:
NJ. Plggott. Henry Root, w. A. Rich
ardson, Quincy; W. w. Hess, Shelby
vile; John II. Goats, Winchester; f
Bloomfield, Toledo; John G. Drinner
Iaylorville; J ohm A. Burbank, Richmond
Indiana; George F. Wright, Counci
Bluffs, Benjamin II. Bonfoey, Unior
vile, Mo.
Capt. NJ. Piggot, was elected pres
dent John A. Burbank, vice presiden
W. A. Richardson, secretary and Henr
Root, treasurer.
NJ. Plggott, w. W. Hess, and John I
Goats, were appointed executive commi
J tee.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
Egyptian Nsws.

Alexandria, Oct. 3-Wh,ls the arrival
Of the khedive at Cairo was being cello
brated by an illumination Thousands Of
musselmans attacked the Copts and
threatened to kill everv christian in the
town but the mudir interfered and
Quelled the riot.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03

Inter- Ocean: There is a real estate
boom in the city of Mexico, where it is
said there are 5000 houses in course of
construction. The facts simply are, that
old Mexico has come in contact by her
railway connections with new and live
nation. With her great resources there
is no reason that she should not make
wonderful strides in prosperity during
the coming decade. It is the part of
wisdom of the people of the United
States to take advantage of the golden
opportunity to benefit themselves while
they are reviving the grandeur of the old
civilization and adapting it to the now
order. There never in the history OF
nations was any better opportunity for
larger substantial mutual benefits than
are now opening between the United
States and new and old Mexico. The
er-Ocean. having during the past two
years sent two of the most trusty mem.
bers of its staff over the ground, gives
no uncertain views. Chicago is espec
tally interested in the commerce of this
great region, and the business men o
the city who recently visited Chihuahus
and other points, performed work whlcl
deserves the thanks of every far seeing
man interested in the commerce Of the
city, present and future.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
Sporting.
The New Comet,

Boston. Oct. 3.-Two fine observations
were obtained at the Harvard observa-
tory of the comet which is almost def
nltely established. It is one Of only q
brief period according to the present
date, as it must have made semi.circuit
OF the sun in two or three hours, or at a
rate of 400 miles second. The fact
seems that the atmosphere offers no
check to it's progress which proves it
incombustible and unlike meteors.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
The Weather.

Washington, Oct. 3-Indications for
the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
sour valleys are: Local rains, easterly
to sontherly winds, lower barometer; in
the Mississippi valley only . slight
change in temperature; In. the upper
Missouri valley lower temperature.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03

Huronite: Work is being pushed with
great energy on the Iroquois branch.
Graham Bros. are doing the work imme-
diately in the vicinity of Iroquois and
are not hurrying that portion particu-
larly as they have reserved 1t to occupy
their own teams when not otherwise on
gagged. Further down the line several
miles have already been completed and
it is expected that as much MS eighteen
miles Of grading will be completed this
week.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
GREECE AND TURKEY,
Crime Record.

SHOT his wIFE's SISTER.
Dayton, Ohio. October 3-Osceola r.
John, yesterday afternoon, shot and NOR
tally wounded Louise Grsmlich, his
wife's sister, during quarrel over an at
tempt of John to take away some furni.
ture from the house, he having separated
from his wife.
SHOT AND KILLED.
Pine Bluff. Ark, October Sc. G..
Brane. general manager and bookkeeper
on Col. Breers' plantation, was killed by
B. Borksdale, near Plum Point on Sun.
day. No details.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03

Trains commenced running over the
Columbia branch of the James river di.
vision of the Dakota Central railway
Yesterday as follows: Leave Ordway ut
at 10 p. m.; arrive at Columbia 1925 p.
m. Leave Columbia at lO:45 p. M; ar.
rive u Ordwsy at l:l0 p. m. The Sec
ond time table Of the Sioux river divls-
ion also went into effect yesterday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03

A special dispatch from Sioux Falls
TO the Sioux City Journal Of the Both
ssys the report reached hero tonight
that jas. Fl. ID. Bostwick, q farmer living
. few miles distant had murdered his wife
and that posse had captured him and
were bringing him here to the county
fail. No further particulars can be OBJ
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
Worry III,

Portsmouth, N. H.. October 3-James
g. Blaine, stopping at York Beach, was
reported very i'll yesterday and the day
before. but was more comfortable last
night.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
Capital Notes.
COINAGE.

Washington, Oct. 2-The coinage in
the mints during September was S8.000,-
922, of which s2,30O,1OO were standard
dollars.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, October 8.
srocKs--Irregular.
MoSE -$l.U8
GoyEi SMESTs-steady, IS, sLoOA; AXIS.
$1.12G :4's, $I.l9t.
Bank Observation-Disclosures increase, s1s4. 400
banks hold $2,lT,455 less than the legal re-
NEW YORK.
WaEAT--Active. higher. No. 2, red. October
$1.U7g$l.Um Nov. l.OshDl.OsS; Dec. SlOQN
OSLO.
CoRN-Unsettled. lower, mixed western spo,
65g72cA futures, 5sisGa7lc.
OATs-Dull, shade lower. Western. ssILO
PoRK-$2l.75W$2O
l LARD-$l3.lO
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
RATHER EXPENSIVE.

1t is estimated that about go. O.OOO,O 600
in appropriations we're made for the star
routes during the last fiscal year.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03

CHICAGO.
MARKETS on CHANGE.
Chicago, Oct. Sat II o'clock general .d-
vane had been recorded on the board of trade.
unchangedr pork, 2hG IS higher, tho laoter on
October; lard, II gt71i higher, the latter on
October.
Chicago. October ..
WHGAT-Hdighe,; active. regular, e.Ac cash
anu Ocs; o. @'sc No7.;sSS year; spring ~ and
CoRS-Higher, elHc cash; slsGs1h Oct;
i;s soE tysas Sax sssh sss Msy sia Oct. 81 Nov
Il krEsste.dy, asi $50.
| BARLEY-Flrm, IS.
vds RoaToaifhsl' i 3 .2.ss cash. Oct; .2l.,s
LAIap-Hisher; .l20 Oct; .p.s7a Now;
Hog Eeceipts..asse, .ctive, quality poor:
Siss@s;5e; 8 \. = heavy, packing and shipping,
exports, s5;5oas %; good to choice ship ping
suichers, sgss; Texans M ts.sasa. ;izI g; hali
breeds and Americans, SS.SIG5.W.
l MILwAUKEE.
Milwaukee. October 3.
WHEAT-Unsteody. No. 2, a4A cash; sah Oct.
CoRS-Strong, 62hc.
OArs-Steady, SEC.
RYE-Tame, $50.
BARLEY-Strong, Soc.
Yanl<ton Prices.
Yankton, October 5.
WHEAT.No. l, milling demand. ssc; shipping
OATS ........................... aO92s
BARLEY. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
Rye. ..............5O .5Ofl6O
POTATOES. ...................2G .2GD0
, | FLAXsEED. .......................9 95QtQS
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
The New Comet from Harvard
Observatory.
A Congressional Commission to
Examine the Mississippi
improvements.
European News.

Dublin, October s-A farmer named
Hunt was murdered last night near
Boyle. county Roscommon. Tho crime
was undoubtedly agrarian. Several AZ
rests.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03

In regard to the prospect for the di-
vision bill succeeding this winter, the
Huron Times reports that Judge Moody
said, when in Huron the other day, that
he had lately received letter from Con-
gressman Burrows, OF Michigan, the
chairman OF the house committee on ter
ritories. i'll which that gentleman sex-
pressed fear that it would not be possi-
BILE to secure the passage of the Dakota
admission bill at the next session of con-
gress. He is confident, however, that the
bill to divide the territory will be carried
in both branches. Mr.. Burrows has been
in position to form correct opinion in
regard to the prospects of the Legislation
referred to. The admission of Dakota is
0 pet measure of his and he would not
be likely to underrate the chances of its
success. There is but little cause, there.
fore. to entertain high hope Of Dakota's
near approach to stateho
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
Hats and caps just rcceiv.
cd at PARNlER,S.
CarpOts,

Carpets being received daily at
Z. A. ODIoRNR's
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-03
A PROBABLE HOAX.

A PROBABLE HOAX.
London, October 3-The Paris Figaro
publishes a report that the pope, while
walking in the garden of the Vatican
was fred at by soldier, but not hit.
The report has not been confirmed and
is diecredited at the Italian embassy in
London.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
Athens, October 3-The porte has
promised Greece that it will order the
Turks to evacuate all ceded points or
the frontier without delay.