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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-14
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

MArwooD. the British hangman died
on the 2i:h.
Tux village Of Bitlincourt in Belgium
burned on the 4th. One hundred and SIX
teen houses were destroyed.
Ten thousand people witnessed the
Inauguration Of y. Proctor Knott ~ Gov
ernor of Kentucky on the 4th.
THERE were three deaths from cholera
IN Alexandria on the 81.
No new cases Of yellow fever q PEN
sacola on the 4th. The quarantine against
the city had been raised.
REroRrs from Lancaster County,
Pa, of the lth stated that splenic fever was
raging among cattle in that section.
THE steamer Canadn, with Prince
George Or Wales on board, arrived n Que
bee ON the 9Th. The Prince was the guest
Of the Governor General and Princess
Louise.
GENERAL WALKER. United States
Consul General 70 Paris, Y nited States Con-
sui Lyons and Congressmcn Ochiltree, of
| Texas. were to Be present q the unveilinS
| Of the Lafayette monument, In France.
Mns. GENERAL RoREET TooMBs died
| on the ith at GAINESVILLE, Ca, her summer
i residence. ~ paralysis.
4 Fnosrs were reported 10 New York
| New Hampshire. Vermont and Maine q
| che night 81 the "a.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR and part reached
Chicago On the ith. and were accorded
genuine ovation.
THE Manitoba railway bridge ove'
the Mississippi burned the night ~ che n
SEVERAL groups Of French koyalist'
have declared IN favor 81 Count % Pari
for the succession.
TnE Swiss Government On tic ith -
fused 70 cxtraditc Lcnnig. the american
student. who killed another n duel.
WILLIAM LswREScK. night watch
man AZ Bath, Me-, was killed the night y
the ia BY burglar whom he caught break
ing into store.
A MAN was killed On the ith bytryinI
ID jump from the elevator o. the Grand n
cific Hotel. Chicago. while in motion.
Ten THOUSAND persons were browne
, By tidal wave IN = single city during 81
recent volcanic outbreak In Java.
PosrmAsrER-GExERAL GRESHAM file
his answer on the 9TH % the suit for dan
, ages brought against him by The New "
! | leans Lottery managers.
JAcoB HADLEY, stonecuttcr q Ia,
: lorsviIle, u, shot and killed bis son Charlie
aged twenty, On The an. Hadley was drum
! | II Che time aud tried % drown himself .
ter The shooting.
SITTING BULL has declined the inv
, | tation ID Wait Che Iowa State Fair. he pr
fsrs tho safety Or tho Reservation.
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49,, 1,r.v.,.~., pvc,s,siye Association
" ~. rr,,<., $500. IA +, meeting n CO
,....n.,. ~ =. ,ne ~ ..l n 49, decided
= MA th.;r ,,.~t ,',-'rtirs q INDIANA polis.
Ina, on the 10th q November.
A DISPATCH ~ the "a from Salt Lake
civ saws Mr.. Jane Carrincton Young. one
81 Brieham's wives. had been relieved q
the presence OF . lizard which she had swal-
lowed flfteen years ago.
VnlLE en- route for homo Roper
Commandery No. 4, knights remplar, q
indianapolis. spent tho "a a. Davenport.
Il. They were tho guests Of Davenport and
Rock Island knights, who gave them an
excursion down tho river, and otherwise
made the time pleasant.
FIVE deaths from cholera were TO-
ported ~ Alexandra on the "a. and 80 in
| iYnn~r Erxpt
Tar Bishop and Town Council o.
tra:ford.upon- Avon. the birthplace OF
Shakespeare, strenuously oppose the exhu-
nation Of the remains o. the bard
| RECENT storms had been 50 dcstruc-
6ve a. crops ~ the south 81 Ireland that
rere,ral II rent agitation was feared.
p-:..-s r,..,-... ,..,, 49, o,.,.vsa
~ nt'''sn 49,. ..,.s. . u e.,ss. !.
three mon o'-~ar ~ M $500 4. $500 sr.-s.
maze suIvey g ~. s:..s.,..sss.
eoou' ~ ~ vo'"'''s $3.50
A LETTER from San francisco % INC
Navy Department states thas the body o.
man. supposed 70 Dc that q master f'u'nan'
Of the Rogers, was found on cape rrince q
Wales ~ Alaska natives"nen tne 'ee o'o<s
UP n august - - Y
~ .ne ~ nu..' f''sS. a 4. M
city q rai's, spon.ns ~ 49, = ~ -.
leF'e, ~. sus = o,;~e.
40 49, ~
DuRrSG the week ending September l
1883. the standard dollars issued aggregated
81. $97, against l23'0oo for the correspond
ing period last year.
THERE was one case Of yellow feve'
reported AZ Pensacola on the ID, and cn'
! death- Bosso.
| <<..~<..rvr~,ru r. - ~ tho Iufprn n
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49, 80 -
The Dutch Arctic steamer 'arns y
reported % have foundered Or the Fourth
Of July. The crew were saved ana had
landed IN Norway
FIRE destroyed the Mariclin Chemical
Works Of Black Rock, Conn, On the sIst
end nearly ~ tne stock me TO- ~ uu ~.
ing and FIXTURES = $'pV; ssock' $4,000.
they were owned ~ stock company ~
which n. T. Miller "a New 1oFk kfes'-
dent.
WILLIAM Il. HfSDs. > detective q
New York. killed himself the night Of The
q IL the bathroom Or house II which Be
boarded with his wife and two children
He bad lately been drinking heavily and
was lnacially embarrassed.
On the 31st Postmaster Walsh, q
Janvier. n. j., was arrested upon the
charge Of embezzling <154 Of postal funds.
o. the ID two men were arrested in
n,s-~c-, ecot,.,d- ch.reed with havina
he~n connecfed with attempts 70 destroy
pron>rtv with dynamite II that city Last
i~rn.rv. Their names are Casey and
T.iiv.
Rrpopr- ~ ~ "a ~ that Il 4 trair
49, p--s.- --.- .,.--,.- " rv1,,v Y. ~.
"a $3.50 !. ,sn ..,. . $500 ~ reosis ,xho. ~
$50 .,,. -.<,.~.. 1900 =. p.r,i,.
-. .--'-.- <s-,-.~s y, $500 Nv .,er
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alou ~ Rrun<r(y AIonx the New JERSEY
Se" u -
1890 ". y, ~ mr-. z.
Late in'ciiifcnce ~ me enee.7"' "e.'es'
day nights storm ayonnd the coast q Novs
Scotia shows the damage y shipping 4
quite sx'en~'<'' ~, .,',' $3.50 ~ IN ''a
a'ho1e. some e'''r''t - 49, ~
crs badly damaged. lhe iury 81 tnc gaze
was terrific. The tower Of the new Caiho-
III t.hurch IL cane Breton was carried away.
and 4 large wooden building moved from
- foundations
Tho East Anglia arrived Tor coaa; she
Mad one or two of her plates started and
80. str.i.cd /. litfle ~ "Wednesday ni.nts
-.,. NV. -.,,,,,,.v ys.,ni. n. nom cow
gaze .ne r..' 1870. - '.
Bay, Cape Breton, VIA 1nparus. reports
having her deck-load OF ish carried away
.au~i,'- ,he storm. The .chooncr ye<ta from
.,.-..a.r IVA \. I'M thirty miles before.he
1-'' 49, s,-...'-.s, w. $500, .,...,
gale ana ner m.In~a't 49, Sc!sr" 10Y
The schooner emp< y. "hS u tls I1 -1no'e:
The schooner MARY .o..l wrssH =.
Manndlere. inc schooner r.c.ts' y nt'sen
ashore o. Arlcnnt ena nlIseu. 1"s ssn.ons.
Alice 4 ~ Sronais '. Ispo' ~, as '',' q.
MI. eePj a.sc,s ~ i.anaoise' I'M
May =: p n.,,.. $500. :. =, Sect H. r,ar
.' "e' ..s,i ,'sr,~ " .of o6' The srhnonsr
Queen II the Feet. from Labrador. bound
10 lnncnburg. y reported ashore nt Eng.
iisntown' APE n,ston' " s1no1. .i..S
pelIiven menS ashore = S MI, n,shs
Nv ~ rot IN. The brienntlne
Annie Jamaica. for Montreal, forty-four
son- N |. lcofv condition. The steamer
M, Glass, Pcn<arola for barrow. arrived
,".',sS ~ roai' ana renort~ that she ftit
| ,he storm very severely rom i've o'clock
| wednesday evening 70 daylight the follow
| 49, ,,,or,;,,v The wind lev with terrific
w s.'r.... MA ,<h,Ie fhe engines were II full
..''; :. 49, y. r.cn ia ship ~ y, the wind.
| skc f<,rd nine ~ one 81 The boilers burst.
ma ~ steam had e. be shut 81. With the
| as~f-fance 81 sails she was KEEP; up 70 the
800, Nj, fhe ~. ~ one boiler. She bore
y. for This tort. The accident Il the boiler
1 ~a;li ~ detain the steamer here. A tele-
rrrm rom Cowboy. Cane Breton. reports
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n "e'sr Hvsr: ~ ,,.".'. 49, Y
.F'es1, "a. y s'I $3.50. .s-' = :
~ 49, ~, -.,,.. .-rsst.3 . ,o,o,;o,,s for0er |
'- se''~s N Y, ~. ~ 49, ~, |
~ - ~ s. - .r.......- -.
s n'.s r~s- .-s:.r 80, s,n,sr ;ro,,, the
. .ro $3.50. 800 \. -.
= Y 'n.,''F - -,'-'- I. c, p.na
~ tne vermont Sen" .
collision occurred On tne Isl causing |. -
r'ous mixing up q sne co'au'nk usl
ana tne inJnrine - coo"' s"..sy ~ .'-
some o. them quite severely - ''e' 800
to:h
OfoN nearing ~ net p.otnct 49,"
the sister q captain "eop, ,seenIy
drowned N attempting !" s*'n -
rapids. became insane ana nsa zen 1esne
drowned n tne F'ver 'y
Nsta'' ,,.- W " -
~ Has fePo.teu =. Duo'. \. 80 -
that woman who nad testineu against 'ne
Ballyard Aooniiehters N Aarcn, 49, nao
been shot dead IN Australia
POLICEMAN MCNAMARA, q New
York City, has been held 70 await me &C
tion Of the Grand Jury, the Coroner's jury
finding that he caused the death q Jonn
Smith BY clubbing him.
AT Smithfeld. Utah. man boarded .
train at q late hour the night Of the "a. Gov
ering eight passengers and two train men
with ms revolver. az . 'hs ~ wv y. =
~.'e. 81 ~ $500. 1850
cepe - s's ~, 49,. - p.,.. r.-.,l
At 40. "'en' >oa"'' S''Ne 49,. 80
an was ta'~Aiy s'apoeu 80 evsnns = ~,
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Methodist Protestant Church. which r.
Gently closed 10 session ~ Soiiisl S""''"s
Juhnson County. eIectcd tho following Il
representatives q che General Conference,
"a b. held ot Paramount, W. Va, next Il
Nav:
Mn'',eTs ';s, y Nef knns,sy H l. Isn
easter. -. ! y p.,,,...o n
II. jSn ' ]. d SsorIsr. ". A. Quick.
Tho following officers were elected:
President Y 4 q Msk!aasy 81. ss 9 z , ::
sem Ssesr' S.nlss'1 raomi,scs' i y.
Lcwde n:, \ Ns ,,rsss s,an,n msn -
eacs--j q Sellers u N. 81 No .ri-on'
West Michigan and North Indiana Confer
en nee, ~, =; ; 1.nss :: T. y fIond.
Appointments were made a. follows;
Indianapolis Distrist-J. y. Langley; Chair
| man. indianapolis. First Church. =. 3 stan
/ ton; n r, Mission. N. Long. supply; ere.n.
PIessant MN j. a. Langley: Union. r. 4.
4 Lancaster; Nillcdgcvi!Ie. Il Naxaret; Noorc.-
chip. n. 4 Chapel: Laurel ana Duck Creek: g
BE- supplied from Tanners trscks iannr,
1 Groyeland. r. Bailey; White River. ~ ~
nv wnrfi,n~tnn ni,frici--w. Stockinxcr. Chair
man. worthinEton. "; q. Callahan; Prairie.
y. Z. nsrf'son: Sn ah,; n n norcrs: W'sf
Union. W. SockInrer.
Frankfort pi-trist-S Mnrris s,sr;,. ~naa,-
nan; s srsn.'' w,ch,rnnfown. " Hohincnn:
Mount Olive, &. waikup: supply; Medary Vile;
- pr.,r;e n, ~ snpnl.i ~ Mount O'ivc.
Munce Dlstrlci-w. II. Fisher. Chairman
Muncie " LinSperrx' nun ILL.,. .' r1,s..oi N
N ~ FIshcr: hartford. ". IA smith: Jones
clarkcxiilc Mission. j. II Clark. supply.
Fort Wayne pistrict-> v Jones; sn ..!,,1 g
fp..es .'i p'.c.,,h h \. smith: New Haven.
j. 4 sellers: salamonic. W y. .Roxerx; Not
tinrham. - Metin WABASH: Il f, r..a,,.~ r
Binnd. ri. Fulton. y. Whey. III Grimm
supernumerry List. boxcii. = Line
oT Te,cccr,nce rxanreIi~t-s. N. I.owdcn.
Eva',eeiiz,-J. Hughes.
without appointments =, tneif own fe9''s'
rnemnios "a -Ssfn Lewis. l.. ID. T.chman.
n. dustin. q. W. BoxeIl. q. White. > Bloom
ere., y, r-..,,,,,,e., rist.-r. y RAN
} sonhcr. =. Stransburr. Z. s. Payne. ,. Wilson.
n; n. Jordan r-xs.-p ~
: Rnf'edr e. ~ '''''
80 ,.
Inc inn'anai,ohs s'',. INV. ...s~ 60.
"nent-No' =, ~, 80. 1870 ~. ~.
NO = $500 ,,-.--. -, ! pss
s,"n~, I-,'',,' =, -or.,,.. o,ts
.a', ~. ~. : ..:<,,s -. Bar.
. 80 80 ,
> ~ -''' ,
2 Edward roukn.on' Ky s'1'". N 49, s,..
nea''', r NJ - s',,ns d..a N m.
49,, - Nv. ..st-s'.,,,i train y,
so1 n.s 49, 49,. /, f.hica y.
~ s' 80. 49, N. attn,
nA,.'
4 vr....,. ..,..-,..
!, 49, ''a' ~ 49,, u ,. 1870,
4 49, ~ ss' - <.,...
Miss Ma'y barton 49, ..'. $3.50 ep...'.,..
wagon near no.sn,ns."n, $500
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One hundred thousand dollars viii my
repair the great damage done ~ ra'lr"s.
and private property BY the tidal waves 81
yesterday and today. sandy HOOK, VII, :,
was yesterday a peninsula, y tnhsy ~
island. The most reliable estimate 'nnn ..
81 the damage 70 the property o. tne r ...'..
Jersey Southern Railway Il <W.vu' ~
great bul<hcad that was built ~ tns To- -.
road last spring Just north % the .', wv,
1t NaveSink station, and which cost $780, A,
a almost d complete wreck. The tfnefs "
the railroad run along on narrow su'f
rand from Sandy Hook Ccdars "
Bright, separating the Atlantic Ocean 'i ~. !.
Shrewsbury River. AZ the Highlands 49,.
ocean has driven through this oarIie .' .,.
river and ocean intcrmingle. rnr INA
between = distance one mile north y W.
Highlands ana ~ far north t'ei
BRIGHT che New Jersey southern roa W Mn.
has been washed out n spots, Wiz " " ,he
~ places the tide has piled che snna y 800
beach IN pyramids from three ~ luu n s.,,,,,
hich upon the track. Along che neaen wv.
k,rn Bright and Monmouth Beach =. n, $3.50. sca
Grove the tidal waves have iasnsn ''au, NV
font. crumblIng away yards e .s",,ex
green rwarded bluN. AZ Berkhy 'u.'',,tv
summer resort, near Bayncar. 're.vy
miles below Long Branch, there Y. N. W. fsnr
S ssssss ! .i fERR|sdsl q Railroad
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02

The proposition to move the capital of
Dakota territory from Yankton to HUI
ron, now in the upper house of the legis.
lature in the form of bill, is one worthy
Of calm and serious discussion. It will
doubtless be held that Yankton looks
upon the subject from preiudiced
standpoint, but We believe that the true
sentiments of our people do not sustain
the supposition. The bill was originated
by . man who has many schemes to
consummste, some of which might be
deemed questionable in their effect. His
introduction of the capital measure was
not instigated by any we'll defined idea
that the interests of Dakota demanded q
removal at the present time. He desired
to coerce to the support of his measures
those who would oppose removal and to
gain votes from others who would support
the scheme through the temptation of a
sweet morsal. Huron caught the bait
without seeing the hook concealed with.
in, and is now dangling at the end of the
anglers line. It does not appear that
the representative from that town has
entered into the scheme, the business
having been managed by lobby of citi
zens. Mr.. Sterling doubtless remember
two things:
First-that the convention which nom
mated him instructed him not to precip
litats any action upon the capital subiec,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02
and to oppose removal should it be at
tempted by others.

tempted BY others.
Second-that he is the representative,
not alone of Huron, but also of Pierre,
Mitchell and Chamberlain and of all the
other towns III his extensive district.
The general sentiment of the people of
Dakota is that removal of the capital
to some more central point is yet prema-
ture. That the voters of the district in
which Huron islocated are of this opinion
was conclusively shown in the unanimous
adoption ola resolution by its nomina-
ting convention, forbiddipg all agitation
of the subject. The future state of Da-
kota is yet an uncertain quantity. No
one can draw the lines of its boundaries
or fix its geographical or population
center. 1t is therefore deemed the part
of wisdom by most men of intelligence
to wait until the commonwealth il
shaped before giving to it q per
manent governmental headquarters
The boundary lines can be indicated
only in the enabling act granting Dakota
permission to join the union of states
A removal of the capital at the present
time would probably involve second
removal when statehood is accomplished
for it is not now within the power of any
body of men to select a location and bt
sure it is the one which the state viii
call its own for all time to come. Thi
is matter of too much Importance tt
be used as the medium for barter or ex
change for the procurement of law
which could not become laws upon thei
merits. The people of Dakota will holt
their representatives to strict account
ability for their course.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02

We publish in this issue an article
from the Huron Times rejecting most
severely upon Hon. George w. Sterling.
the house representative from t.the dis
trict in which Huron is located. We do
not print it for the reason that it is true
or deserved, because, as matter Of fact,
every word of it is untrue and unde-
served. We print it simply to show the
existence of an unnecessarily excited
state of feeling upon the part of our
neighbors mp the Jim and disposition
to misjudge even their own townsman
without waiting to know whether or not
there was any excuse for the attack. Mr..
Sterling did not write or telegraph his
constituents at Huron informing them
that bill to remove the capital had
been introduced, because no bill to re-
move the capital had been introduced at
the time the Times article was printed,
No such bill was introduced until after
the arrival of the sanguinary Huron
delegation and when it was introduced
it contained the name of Huron. Mr..
Sterling comes from district which in
structed its successful candidates to the
legislature, in the republican convention,
not to bring up the capital removal pro-
ject, and if it was brought up to vote
and work against it. Mr.. Sterling has
thus far obeyed his instructions, so far
as We know, and for it he is assailed by
his home paper and an effort is made to
render him odious in the estimation Of
his constituents. But Mr.. Sterling is in
the right and the Times is in the wrong
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02

Losses adjusted and due .......... |
Losses adjusted and not due. .......
Losses unadjusted. ........)
Losses in suspense. waiting farth-
er proof. .....................
All other claims against the comps,
gnearned premiums. ms.................
Capital stock paid ap in cash .....i
Net surplus
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02

jeopardized himself BY his silence. 1t is
not too late for HIM to regain lost
ground. He can yet prove to his con-
stituente that he has only their interests
ct heart. Let him do so. The public
expects ~ much-it has the right to ex-
pect a. much-and it will not be slow in
giving him full credit for any good work.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02

A THE NEW YEAR is at hand we would
~ respectfully announce to the people of
Yankton and vicinity that we are better pre-
pared than ever to supply the public with the
choicest and freshest
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02
BuckIen', Arnica saIye.

The Best SA1vE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and alt Skin Eruptions
and positively cures piles. It is guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price Is cents pei
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02
A Bio Success.

n 4 Big Success.
"My wife was in bed two years with a
complication Of disorders her physicians
csuld not cure, when I was led to try Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. 1t was big success.
Three bottles cured her, at a cost OF O
dollar and fifty cents, and she is now as
strong as any woman.-R. d., Buffalo.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02
The Jamestown Alert has struck on
original idea, which is respectfully sub
mitted. II SAWS:

As all efforts of Dakota to be admitted into
that our legislature pass bill admitting the
United States into Dakota. The additional
territory wouldn't make & much diff difference. By
would make an average Dakota county, and
Pennsylvania and New York would each do for
q bonanza farm.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02
A Loss Prevented.

Many lose their beauty from the hair
falling OF fading. Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, prevents
falling and grayness and is an elegant
dressing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02

Huron is the accredited aspirant for
capital honors under the Walsh bill, in.
troduced in the council, the same nam
ing Huron as the place to which the cap
ital of Dakota is to be removed. This is
the present condition of affairs. Under
these circumstances we are considerably
interested and somewhat amused over an
editorial article which appeared in the
Huron Times of January Goth. We
have not space for the entire effusion,
but give only such extracts as seem ft-
ting upon this solemn occasion.
The article opens out as follows:
Member Walsh, Of Grand Forks. doubtless
thinks himself the Solomon of Dakota, Sit
ting in judgment as to which of several towns
shall nurse the capital of the coming great
state of Dakota into vigorous manhood, he
| twain, but he threatens to do that which will
produce almost as disastrous results.
This is tolerably fair starter, but the
Times grows warmer as it progresses and
is finally induced to remark:
In the first place, the people of southern Da-
kota know what they want better than man
VINO nails from that part OF tile territory To-
Gated nearer British America. His prominence
| in the affair and his sudden efforts for the
good of south Dakota look suspicious. IT
WOULD NOT BE RATIONAL TO SUPPOSE
| THAT A MAN WHOSE INTERESTS ARE so
| LARGELY IN THE NORTHERN PART OF
THE TERRITORY SHOULD BE PARrICU.
LARLY WELL QUALIFIED TO ADVISE TIL,
PEOPLE OF THE SOUTHERN HALF WHAT
TO DO. In a good many respects south Dako
l Ia has got old enough to walk alone, and in the
capital project it is certainly able to take care
| of its own interests.
This part of the excerpt from the
Times strikes US as being peculiarly ap
plicable to the men from Huron who are
now here in their own selfish interest. L
runs as follows:
Southern Dakota needs no more new towns
There are towns which would give credit t.
even capitol buildings and state officials. 1t i!
| subject which should be carefully considered
| before action is taken, in spite of Member
Walsh idea that he has the grand catholico1
for all troubles over the capital. LET NOT
THE LEGISLATURE BE TOO HASTY
THERE Is SUCH A THING AS MAKING
HASTE SLOWLY. AND THIS BILL INTRO
lDUCED BY THE ACROBATIC MEMBEI
FROM NORTH DAKOTA BEARS ON liz
FACE A SARDONIC AND AN EVIL ASPECT
This is all we find of special interes
in the Times editorial against the re
moval Of the capital.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02
Excelsior Book Store Wholesale and Retail.

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons al the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
partment may be found everything re-
quirsd lin 5the stationery line) in the
Office, store or school house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-02-02
AssAILING A REPRESENTATIVE.

Impatient NOvices in the Political Field
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