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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

III is never too late to mend,' whic'
is why the cobbler never has your oooe>
dine al the time promised.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

Last words of the b.lIo ,alst: 'lts all
m with me.' Last words Of a gosling
IT'S all down with me-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

There is one town IN Connecticut
that has no fear ot the measles. ips
Haddam.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18

G. X. HEST, W. PiKhEA'
Graduate Penn. College. Graduate BSi'' Oo"eso
no i''--4 SURGEON DENTISTS
Ol Main ST. WINCHESTER, Va.
viii spend one week each mouth At Woodssock,
Duenotice given in Shen. HERALD. All operntlohs
enfrusted to their care guaranteed to give satls-
action. Terms moderate. For Psinlese extrac-
ion of teeth Nitrcns OXIDE Gas administered OF
~ once in Str ickler House.
June l-lyr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18
OYERSEERs POOR
NorARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

DAVIS D1sr-Dr. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
sroSEWALI.-J. h. Grsbill, @. ". Snarr, @. w
JoHNsTox.-J H. Rodefer, Levi q. Cullers.
MAplsoN.-Ssmuel Z, Csmpoen james y
Cofman, Jos. Conner. ~ -.
AsHBY.-saml Bsmmsn, n. b. Painter, Jacob
LEE.-Christisn Shirley, D. p. zirkle, John n.
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18
WILLIAMS x GEABILL. -,.,,
WOODSTOCK, "a.

We are prepared to Insure property in the Vir,
2inia Fire and Marine Insurance company, an"
,ea fvnchhnrg BANKING and Insurance Company.
Both are hrst class companies and insure al the
asual premiums
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-18
"Whence and whittier. >

A FUNERAL ADDRESS REPLETE WITH
TENDER SENTIMENT AND TOUCH
ING PATHOS-"OUR RELIGION
HELP FOR THE LIVING
HOPE FOR THE
DEAD"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
RsooyteI by 10 Is Il. DAVIS < -, II WIu-S-
TUESDAY, June 27-P. y

TUESDAY, June 27-P ".
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and the
Michigan Central Railroad Companies to-day
published their usual half-Ycariy statements OF
course the results of the business for the greater
part of the month of June are estimated. The Lake
Shore Compary's statement as made, not including
the haf-yearly proportion of the annual dues 10 the
sinking fund, shows earnings over the fixed charges,
for the six months to end June 80 of
$1122, 400 or OPT per cent on the stock. The
quarterly dividend paid on May l required of that
sum S9s9,33O, leaving for the quarter to end on
June 80, $l33O79, or, if the sinking fund Is de-
Quoted, only 5000 The company, how
ever declared a dividend of per cent
$3.50 800 payable on August. l, 1859. In the
following comparative statements the SIX months
proportion of the sinking fund is added TO the fixed
charges as given in the sem-annual statements of
the company; but 1t is proper to add that the
panys annual reports for the years 1850 and 1881
show that one-half of the fixed charges Of each year.
including the sinking fund, was respectively
81 6O4, Gls and S1,594752, or about 800, 900
greater than appears in the following statements
for the SIX months ending June 30. Mr.. L. ID.
Worcester, treasurer Of the company explains the
statement and the declaration of the present dv-
dend, under such conditions, as follows:
The half year been exceptionally peculiar in its
cond During the first part the tonnage was main
taned but the contest that existed between the trunk
lines produced unprecedeuedly low rates. and settle
OF the die puted questions reached lust at
time when there occurred "a marked dminutiOn in the
volume Of traffic. THIS diminutiOn due the de-
cicn crops the previous year. the deficiency having
proved to be greater than had been estimated. At the
close OF the haf year the outlook Is clear active
and healthy business and return TO fairly natural
dtiOns. All contracts OF every kind and description
will expire with the present month The line and lis
largely increased equipment and other facilities in
the best possible condition. and prepared to do the large
amount OF business which nave 10 believe
must II even with full allowance for the effect
linesl prices which viii be subject the
disregard consequent upon an active railroad contest
% these and OF the fact that
ing the preceding four the result exceeded
amount dividends by 52,62O.OO0, besides charging
against the cost OF large additions the equip
ment il has been considered unad ysae. in Justice to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

LONDON Juno 27-12;3U p. m.-Consols. 997s for money
99s,a FOR the accounts bonds four per cents II q
three half per 1881 Erie 362 do second con
soils 80 Illinois Central, 1856 Pennsylvania Central SO
Reading. 294: NewIorK. Ontario ana Western, "a New
York Central, 1882
LONDON une 27-20Up m.-Pars advces three per
cent renteS 81 francs pa cenunes for the account
LoSDoS, June 27-3 n-Bar syer is quoted at 5lnIed
per ounce.
LONDON. June 27-40O D. m-Consols. 999rs for money
99Ss for the account; bonds four cents 1874
trustees certln
Gates. New-YOrK Central, 1874; Illinois Central 1861
York ontario ana Western q milwaukee, ana ST.
Paul common ia p
LONDON. June 2I-6:Op D. m-Paris alvoes duoce three
pe cent renes 10 II francs III cenmes for The account
PARIS June 274:OU m.-Exchange on Lond0n2O francs
II confines for checks
BRRLN June 27The staten of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows decrease In specie OF 23OOOOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORr
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, June


AsHES-Quiet but steady Pots &c: Pearls gLc
wAX-Quoied at 2ea2Tc. Tor southern aad 2,aoe.
BUILDING MATERIALs-common Hard Birch. ~.
been better cal, aud prices are steady Lime Iah sys
lar We quote Bricks ards 80 ia 81 70; Pa q Erssg
FrontsDark, s4 Brown sl2; Philadelphia FrSo,.s -
Ground 81 Cement~PortlSnd ~ e5asag ' sis soi
can, g 59a*2 11 RoseRdae, = i9dsl 70 Nsas.
Eastern spruce SlI0si5 50asI6 r. fanq bgm's,s
Ssns T S11S rsS; ssS for P sGu e
SS 1er sf Box si sSssi 6a 5S
$50 Chestnut hrst and second s350slj do Do csa M,
s20as25 Cherry sjoaS65 White Wood, Il and I. iasS,
and s65 0s75 for good nearby stock Yellow RAJ
dom eorgoes about S254S2l per Green Floc1anSs
the SaF soat s2 5oGlS per or Eoas a2G Ise q
Dressed.
CANDLEs-suady.
CHICCORY-OeImin and English 5l.d7c.
COCOA-Dull ana nominal GuayaGu. l2Gi2c.; Caracas,
lGG22c; Maracabo 25G3lc. ST. Domingo oG9c.; Trinidad
CoAL@AnIhracite has been in better demand and steady
Liverpool House Camel 81 Liverpool Gas DO, 8:
Newcastle, do Cakng 81 75Gs4 scotch steam, So Is;
cali 81 1854; Pcnns lvana and westmoreand Gas "a 55
81 256s5 Anthracite nomnaly S4G$4 80 By the cargo
CO0rERAGE sTOck-wldle the demands are lishtprices
remain nrm in view Of rctueed stocks Moases shocks
heads 81 20S2 45 sugar Shocks and heads II o5qs2 rs
UIl oDooss anu nc llcA % % 49,. % lcn2 q
Enpy Hogsheads u 1881 SOL Hoops. Ii feet s379slG
COFFEB-Io quiet steady, unchanged Fair. 9sc; sales,
432 bags Bela. Us bags ex Donat on private terms;
73jd7.45c.; August, 75O0755c. and September 1900
765c. bid and asked Exchange samples 59jG loose Mia
$50 bags Lagusyra Valencia sold on private terms
ADVANCE sae $50 bales Il s7 bales asf eyenns ,D
ending llC9 bales for export lO bales 70: spinning anu 6
Receipts the ports to-day, 24l6bA against pa bales
this day last and 1906 bales las year since Sepm
Der 459jsO5 bales, against 56lo q bales period
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASRIRo. Juno 27.-COGee-Good hr5ts $eo0@tO50
refs 10 klos. Average daily receipts 9sOO Lgs snip
ments OF the weekTo tho Channel ana North OF Europe
5000 bags to the United states $4,000 bags; TO the
Mediterranean, sales OF tho weck-FOr the
Channel and North OF Europe 1000 bags LOT the United
bags stock ll7.00O bags. Exchange ON London p VI;
SAgIOs June 27-COfe0-SuperiOf santos 3,6OO0S 800
refs per kos Average daily receipts for the 2400
bags shipments week-to Europe, 5000 bags; to all
countries 900 bags sales OF the EUROPE
bags countries AZ 600 bags; stock 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

The percentages this year were: Michigan Central,
1890; Baltimore and Ohio i2.iO Grand Trunk go
The stock speculation to-day, although small In
transactions, was active in fluctuations. The open
ing was made quietly, but with little Irregular
ity in prices First figures for some stocks were
higher and for others were lower, than yesterdays
last prices. Louisville and Nashville, Denver and
Rio Grande, and Central of New-Jersey were
specially active and made the widest fluctuations,
and all of them closed at fractions higher than
their first prices The trunk-lIne stocks seemed to
be unaffected by the Tmi-annual statements, it
having been before expected that the Lake
Shore would declare per cent dividend
and that the Michigan Central would
declare none. The coal stocks were
quiet with small fluctuations. The figures
were sometimes strong and sometimes weak, tie
Omahas having more of the latter quality than of
the former, and the Southwesterns failed to pre-
sent any features which were particularly their
own if we except the Wabashes which were weak
all the time In q word, the whole market was dull
yet feverish and quickly responsive to any i'm
portant orders either to buy or sell. If to buy,
prices advanced y per cent if to SELL they declined
loa 3, per cent The best rally of the day occurred
ut about 80 p. m, on, as was alleged, rumor that
the strikers from the Pennsylvania Railroads de-
pots had returned to work Before tine end, how
ever a heavy and unsettled feeling prevailed and
prices dropped to about the lowest of the day. and
the market closed weak,
The market for Government bonds presented no
features business was as dull as usual, and prices
are only steady at unchanged quotations, as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE g. 1892

the sockboders make any change In the rate OF quar-
terly diydends.
The following are the comparative statements for
three years:
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Ss. TO ITnc 80 se7os ss5oeo ssSs5oo
oRS1cDE lr'~:.s @ 5o5asS S9s5iOs 5aOS7ol
Net earnlnss........ slOI3GOo s8C69,76s s2,G224Oo
Deduct h1ed charges,
including sinking fund
aSiced STOCK go s 100000 $4,000 1o110oo
Balance fer .,ock. s26Os 500 s2Is2702 soo7,loo
Dividend paid May l. 1882, for ooo,oo
p i,rni declared payable August
!. 1882. for second quarter "oo3'o =, e7a Geo
noqc,ercv ,or ,ho sly months, s98I, 25i
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
erc ssp eaInss 10 'uo s$looOO 81 1880
oteTsnS expenses 2o2lOCo ao5oOO 325Oooo
Nete,rnincs 3, 700 600 81 295 900 $927so0
Deduct interest aud rentals. $4,000 $4,000 100000
Rolonco. ..........-- $3.50 OcO So, 900 s275OO
Mr. C.. Vanderbilt, treasurer of the Michigan
Central Company. practically the same reasons
for the unsatisfactory showing rs does Mr.. Worces-
ter for the Lake Shore Company, and adds:
The facilities Of the line and It's equipment have been
materially increased and improved and all Is in com
the general crops of this year. those for that OF Michigan
particularly so, aud It is believed that the disputes
which so affected the result Of the present half year have
been adjusted upon basis practically permanent
The official report of the railway shipments OF
flour grain and provisions eastward from Chicago
for the week ended Saturday June ~, shows 379
tons more than for the preceding week of this year
and 81 go tons less than for the same week OF
1881. The totals were 1880 tons for the week
ending June II, 1882, 1S,729 tons for last week.
and ~ $50 tons tor the same week of 1851. Com
pared with the preceding week of this yeas the gain
of $40 tons is made up by loss OF 2494 barrels OF
-four, and gains of 81 tons of grain and 5S7 tons OF
provisions and was distributed to the various sys-
tens as follows Vanderbilt system LAKE Shore
and Michigan Central, 29S tons gain; to the Penn
sylvania system Fort Wayne and Pan-lIandle), OIL
tons loss Baltimore and Ohio, G69 tons gain Grand
Trunk, II tons loss. Compared with tho same
week of 1851, the decline of 54,2G0 tons in ship
inents is made up by decreases of 44,732 tons OF
grain 2S49 tons of provisions and 66ol3 barrels OF
flour.
The following shows the quantity OF -four, grain
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended Satur-
day. June 81, 1882, and also the total quantities
carried for the corresponding week of last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

DETROIT, June 97.-Fiour steady at So 75aS0 Wheat
weak; White spot mud June. 81 80 July, 81 23ss
asked August 81 q s september q Se' October 81 Y5
Corn firm No 2. he Oats quiet; sales Receipts
Flour none Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn none oats. none.
shipments -nono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28
nzMLOck NoN-ACnl
UNION TAssBp

Light Backs....S5 a369 Light CROP. ...'Sas "a
Middle Backs .....35 eaS69 Middle Crop FL ZIG
Middle Bks IIeayy35 G37il Bellies
Calcutta Buffalo -iaght l9@2lei Middle lJ*=ioi n0'"
l0a2Oc.; Damaged lodAIo -,
METAIs-In Pig Iron, both American and foeign ami
ter business been reported and al prices nt,s sss
Amsr,e,u No l. s25; p S23 Forge, 81 Ssoton 30
linton SOC Carnbroc ia 0OG$25; Coness and ~
So 5Oas26 Garsherrie go Scrap Iron nm ~ IN ia
40 for No Wrought In yard RAILS were quiel pmnsh
main rm We quote steel ~ 90 s2s drS s,s for TS
ana ID Ill respectively; fngot Copper STEADY ana W
ecye at lSis4lSc. for Lake Baltimore "a, 'pnG
MN seaiy and moderately actye straits II lt and
sh t. N F. 22Lc; Tin Plates have been IN iar 50l
steady; Charcoal Tin s6a 81 20; do rerne 20 y;sSy
CoEerin 40 % do Teme, - l22GtS .o Lead s'oss,fI
Assoc for Common Domestic and Soc for ksaaea'
ateady al 43e Domestic aud 0as Tor ed
MOLAssEs-Groeery grades guiet gene'ss Porso Mcci
New orleans 55d75c. English Islands tsgo2e;SS
NAVAL sToREs-Rosins were gnisst NJ" IN Msdg%
Grade oans are arm sales 800 bbls al - 90 nu,te ia
"a for ~" and ~ So tor az She offerings arc WV ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

The receipts of flour ana gram at the princlpa
Atlantic ports this 9th day Of June were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

IU- U'IfVV "DVIFF' WI
The total movements of -four and grain at th
principal points for tho week ended June ~
1882 and since January /, for years 1881 an'
1882, were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

Total since IT, 93763GlS $780, 352 sl556l4
The following Is the comparative statement of the
Canal Auditor showing the total number of tons of
each article cleared on the canals for the week
ended June %, and the total movements since the
opening of navigation. 1881 and 1882:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June 272 y. m.-Pork-Prime Mess Eastern
steadv Western. steiv OF 30. BacOnC
Cur steady d.; Short RIO duh az %; Clear
steady 60i Clear steady 90. Ham5-Long Cut
Shoulders steady at 49 BeeTInda Mess steady
nI Mess 1863 Prime Mess steady
Iard-Primo Western steady az 5gGd TauOw-Pume city
ID TurDcnime-Spirits steady 40. RoslD-
Fine dull l0 Common DUH I'd. Cneese-Amencan Choice,
dtG s.. Lard Ou-llrm 5JL FlOur-ExtTa state duh
at 1884 Wheat-No hlte; steady AT l06u No sDudg
0sd Winter New Western, steady at l0Bd Corn
Mixed seayat God Tor OLE spirits Turpenune at London
steady at 4O0d. 49,
LIVERPOOL June 27-5 D. photographers 1850; for
Extra India Mess. Pork, 80. per Dbl for Prime Mess
Bacon Co., per cwt for Long Clear Middles and $751; tor
Short Clear Mddes. Lard, 90. per cwt for American
Iroduc-TaOw 436d per Cwt. Cheese. 5S per
graOes American Refined Petroleum, Id per gal
LIVERPOOL June 1880 D. m-BreadstuGs firm Flour,
l0d ceutai for Western Wheat 9Sdd9I0d. per
average California Whito 9Od lO2d for CaiOr
Cub; 9rd0lOJd. Tor Rcd Winter: 90d GlO. for Red
Western Spring. Corn, ed per Genital for old Mixed West
LIyERPooL~ June 27.-ReceiDs of Wheat the week
From Atlantic ports 23,5OO quarters; from Pacific ports
$4,000 quarters from other sources 1850 quarters Corn
$4,000 quarters.
ANIwERP June 27Petroleum. II francs rs cenumes for
fine pale American. WiicOxs Lara closed at l45 francs
eentimes per 100 klOs.
BREMEN. June 2INcOXs Lard closed az 60 marks pen
uigs per IlU POUNDS Petroleum. q marks 80 pienlgs.
uAYgE June 2IWucOXs Lara closed NJ "a francs per oU
kilO5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
ADMISSION EXAMINATIONS
LIZ NEW. YORK lS92.


Examinations admission to Harvard College prelimi
nary and ene) the Scientific school, the Medical
school and the Law School, held 90 80 and
July in Of the Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION 23d.st, corner 4th.aye. beginning at H.
June 20.
HALF STUDY during the long summer va
Il cation at ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyacb the II I'D
SON A pleasant Summer Home for scholars Bathing
". II. BANNIS TER. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, rcopenns III
- restored building Both sexes admitted College ana
Preparatory School Under O members OF the society
Of Friends The maui building destroyed ny IRE Hu
month last has been completely rebuilt enlarged and
1ted up with all cOnyenences. Thorough instruction
I'm Languages Literature, Mathematics and the sciences
ing rooms machine shops, aud all appliances for
pursuing thorough in Chemistry. Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The term opens 9Th IN Onth sept
1.h Apply early, other things being equal places VIII
For fun parficulars ADDRESS EDWARD IL MAGILL,
Prcst, SwarthmOre College Delaware Co, Penn.
Miscellaneous.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHILDREN viii lind prOspectuSes OF the BEST either
=" O PiNCKSEYs SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
designed 10 assist In selecting schools New eltOn
viii lie adv al Office, FREE by mall 6c for post
age Special catalogues Of the best schools furnished
GRATIS Information concerning schools freely gtvon %
PIIlSs9CKNEYSs AGENcY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS
Domestic Building Broadway aud l4thsL, new OfA.
DEV. JNO. III. CONVERSE (Harvard 80
Ii ats boys college, at Bristol Il send for circular
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
Negro Desperadoes.

Charlotte, N. c., Oct. 4-Information
received here to-day from Lancaster, s.
o., is to the effect that there are fears of
another riot, and the white people of the
town have been considerably alarmed for
the past few days over the surly and
threatening behavior of the negroes. and
they have deemed it necessary to picket
the town tonight. as they fear that the
negroes will make an attempt to burn the
place. Armed men patrolled the streets
all last night, but the negroes, if they en-
tertained any intention to burn the
town, made no attempt to carry it out.
The number of deaths resulting from the
riots have increased to twelve in all, four
more of the wounded negroes having
died on Saturday night and Sunday last.
In the fight twenty.eight negroes were
wounded and seven more were killed.
Many or the inhabitants, white and col
ored, move about fully armed and should
there be another outbreak greater loss
of life will likely occur than that in the
recent affair.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
YouHo GEORGE WASHINGTON.
A Little Incident Which Occurred in the
Hero's Childhos,d Days.
Bnrlin0ton HAvkave

A Little Incident Which Occurred in the
Hero's Childhos,d Days.
Burlington Hawkeye.
It Is the merry summer time. To him,
the mother Of the father of his country:
george, dear, whore have you been
since school was dismissedp" "Hain't
been nowhere, ma" !"Did you come
straight home from school, George ?"
"Yea. man," "But school dismissed at
three O'Clock and 1t is now $50 O'clock
How does that Gomez" SCOT KEEP in"
"What 1osr "Missed my joggrafy les
son. sBut your teacher was here only
an hour .go and said you hadn't been at
school all day" SCOT KEEP in yestd'y
then" George Why were you not At
the time il was Saturday" "Don't
stand on one side Of your
foot in that manner. Come
swimming" .No." "Yss, you have, l;
your mother, George" "Nuck." "Then
what makes your hair 30 wet, my son ?"
"Swsat. 4 run 90 fast comm from school"
@But ysgs shirt 10 wrong side out" "Put
II on ehsA way whom I got up this morn
ing toe locx. Always WIN when you play
for keeps II your shirts on hlnside out
"And you haven't the right sleeve of
your shirt on your arm. at all, George,
and there il hard knot tied in it. How
did that come there ?" sBill Fairfax tied
it when warn't lookin'." "But what
were you doing with your shirt off p
"Didnt have it off. He jes TOXIN tied
that knqt in there when it was on me-
.Georger "Thats honest truth, he did
About that time the noble Bushrod came
along with skate strap, and We draw {
veil over the dreadful scene, merely re
marking that boys do not seem to chang
- much - men.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04


About the 5th of this month Carlin
started from Minneota, ostensibly to at
tend the Minneapolis fair, and nothing
wrong was at this time suspected. How
ever, he was neither seen nor heard of at
Minneapolis, and naturally people began
to wonder what had become of him.
Upon closer inquiry it was discovered
that Carlin had disposed of the real es-
tate he owned in and near Minneota,
and also goods he had at Marshall, Can
by, Gary and Watertown. The reasons
given by him for selling his property at
the other points was that be intended to
make Watei town his home, as he believed
it would be the best point for his busi-
ness.
Nothing definite has as yet been
learned of his present whereabouts, but
it will undoubtedly be only question
OF time until he will be discovered, as
the amount at stake is SO large that no
means will be left untried to bring the
defaulter to justice.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
Crime Record.
raxn.-~

Prospect, Tenn, October 4-Henry
Hollaway, colored, had hearing yester-
day before magistrate on charge of
brutally outraging Mrs. Rogers Saturday
night. He was pronounced guilty and
instantly he was seized by crowd and
hung from bridge near by.
BOUND OVER.
Washington, Oct. IA. B. Cornell il
said to be citizen of Russell county.
Kansas, and his sureties on certain star
route contracts in Texas were bound
over, to appear before the grand jury at
Leavenworth, Kansas, on the 10th inst,
on charge of putting in bids in false
name.
POSTAGE STAMP coUNTRRFR1TRR,
New York, Oct. 4-Among the articles
in q bag found in the possession Of Louis
D. Agrencour, under arrest charged with
counterfeiting postage stamps, was .
bottle containing what turned out to be
nitro glycerine, enough TO blow up the
building It was tumbled about care
lessly and the wonder is that it did not
explode.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
Egyptian news.

Cairo, Oct. 4-The khedive has decided
to have medals struck for the British ex-
peditionary force and the nataiites voted
to present swords of honor to Gen. VOL
ssley. Admiral Seymour, Gems. Dreng
and Lowe.
Cairo. Oct. 4-The governments Of the
provinces have been ordered to send to
Alexandra all natives suspected Of hav-
ing taken part in the June massacres.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

New York, October Camp, manager
of the New York clearing house, says
there is slight defalcation in one of the
city banks, but SO tritling as to be hard
ly worth noticing. This statement was
made in reply to an inquiry as to wheth-
er heavy defalcation had been discov-
cred in one of the city banks here.