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STATE NEWS.
ANnHoscoaarn COUNTY.


John Getchell, harness maker, who lived
at No. 2 Continental block, 3wiston, was
found dead iu his / ID Wednesday morning
On stand in the room was package contain
ing about five grains of sulphate OF morphia.
The deceased had t7en drinking hard for the
to his death had been unable to sleep, and it is
supposed that he got the drug to induce sleep,
and took an overde-e, which resulted in his
death. On the same day, man by the name
OF Curran, a barber by trade, who had been on
long debsuch, ives found in an unconscious
state, and died soon after being discovered.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The Smyth mathematical prize OF $500,
which Is given annually at Bowdoin to that
member of the Sophomore class who has the
highest average rank for the course. has t9en
awarded TO Boyd Bartlett of Ellsworth. VIM.
P. Neatly received honorable mention.
During game of base ball Monday. a son Of
Mr.. Lambert OF Brunswick, was hit in the
temple by the ball, and Eeriousy, If not fatally
injured. His recovery is considered doubtful
The summer term of schc u in district No. 2,
South Windham, cloced Saturday, June 30th,
This school registered, at the commencement,
thrty-four scholars, IL Of whom attended ev-
cry day during the term. Two others were at
sent one halliday each, while eight others
were absent one day only. The teacher, Mrs.
Allen, says that the attendance has been 90
per cent OF the whole number during the term.
circumstances, and, as a re1ult, more interest
has been taken by the parents than formerly,
which was demonstrated by their ATT tt3nding the
closing examination in &C odly numbers Mrs.
Allen has given satisfaction to nearly all in the
district, more 70 than is generally the case in
this school. The echolars, not to be ontdoue
by their parents in expressing their good will
toward their teacher, made her the recipient Of
two handsome presents at the clc-e OF schc ol.
KNOX COUNTY.
The Rockland Free Press says that during a
conversation between A. p. Gould, Esq. and
Hermon Benner, ON the street at Thomaston
one day last week, Mr.. Gould, in an unguard-
ed moment,@in imated in a somewhat direct
truth. Mr.. Benner promltly resented the soft
impeachment by throwing Mr.. Gould down
upon the sidewalk and choking him. The by
ISLANDERS assisted the combatants tntASs- feet
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Penobscos boom is, at the present time,
a scene of much activity. A crew of about 3C0
men are in the employ of e. & j. F. Webster
and Lunt, and rafting is progressing vigorous
ly. There have been already RATED this
season about 81 ,000cc9 feet, and the number
now IN the tcom is estimated at 40 ,CSo ,Cc0,
From the East Branch there are 6,Cc1,C00 ad
ditioDal TO come, and from the West Branch
about 40,o00,Cco.
YORK COUNTY.
A game Of base ball at Springvale on the
Fourth, between the Springvales and Wells,
was won by the former, to 0.
During the shower of Thursday afternoon,
a barn in SpriDgvale, belonging TO Mr.. Little-
field, was struck By lightning, and burned
with hay, tools and wagons. Three cows be-
longing to Horace Pray we're killed.
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WASHINGTON.
a Witness Murdered by Texas Ballot Box
Suuffers.

a w A1AOoo ny 16XtS bdllOb PCA
Suffers.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Attorney GeneI-
al has received telegram from Edward Gnth-
eridge, United States Attorney, dated Mineoa,
Texas, saying that Charles Houghon, late
county judge OF Marion county, Texas and
principal witness iu the Marion county elsc-
tion Cases was murdered on the Sd, as was sup
posed, by parties indicted in he United States
Court. The attorney general has instructed
Guthetdge to examine carefully aud report
fully upon the circumstances OF the murder.
Decision on the Tariff Law.
The Treasury Department has decided that
imported goods remaining on shiphoard July
lat and not having heen entered prior TO that
date are dutiable under the old tariff act.
Canadian Customs Laws.
The following letter, In regard to changes in
the Canadian customs laws, has been received
at the Department of State from the United
States Circnit Court at ST. john N. b:
The Parliament of Canada, at its last ees-
sion, made changes in the customs laws which
will seriously iniure, IL hot destroy trade be-
tween our American importers and Canadian
buyers. The sixty-eighth section Of the act
reads as follows:
When any duty nd valorem is imposed on
any goods imported into Canada, the value for
duty shall be a fair market duty thereof when
sold for consumption in the principal mark
OF the country whence and the time when the
same were exported directly TO Canada.
This act comes into force the ist proxin.o after
which date the dutiable value in the Dominion
OF all merchandise purchased abroad in bond,
will he the market value when the duty is paid
at the place OF purchase.
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THE INDIANS.
Chief Moses Agrees TO Leave Washing
frn.,

Chief Moses Agrees TO Leave Washing
ton Territory
WASHINGTON, July Gas result OF the
conference With Secretary Teller and the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs to-day. Chief Moses
virtually agreed 10 surrender his entire reser-
walton in Washington Territory, and settle
with bis people on Colgille reservation adioin-
ing 1t. Quiet Tornasket, who represents the
Indians now in Colvile reservation, was pres
ent at the conference and agreed to receive
Moses and his people. Chief Tornssket re-
quested Secretary Teller to erect upon Colville
reservation saw mill, grist mill and n school
house, aud to furnish q physician for the Iudi-
ans. Clief Moses also gave notice thst he
would expect compensation for the relinqussh-
ment Of his reservation II is expected thai
the contemplated agreement between the GOV
ortAmeDt and Chief Moses will .esnit 10 throw
ing open for settlement about 3,0cJ,CG0 acrrs Of
land
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by 'I'EEIEG pIl.
METEOROLOGICAL

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR rHR HExT TwENTy-Foun
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFrcE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFicER, Washington, ID. y.
July 7, l A. M.
For New England,
Fair weather in the southern portion, local
rains in the northern portion, south and west
winds, lower barometer, and slight changes In
temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
A slight disturbance has developed in the
northwest during the day, and 1t is moving
slowly eastward over the upper Lake region,
followed in the Northwest by cooler northerly
winds. IL cal rains have prevailed in all the
districts except New England, with continued
warm south to west winds In districts east of
Mississippi The temperature has remained
about stationary in the Southern, Middle and
New England States, and it has fallen from
TO 10 degrees at Rocky mountain stations, and
in the upper Missouri and near Lake Superior.
Indications are that slightly cooler weather
will prevail in New England, Middle Atlantic
States, and lower Lake region on Sunday,
with local rains.
Slightly cooler weather is indicated for Ohio
and upper Mississippi valleys on Sunday.
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AN OLD FEUD.

The Shooting OF Colorado County Offic-
ials Particulars of the Terrible Affair.
DENVER, July g. This city is terribly excl
ted over the news that two of the Grand Coun-
ty Commissioners had been shot and killed and
the other Commissioner and the County Clerk
mortally wounded by masked mob. The
trouble that led to the shooting is the result OF
an old feud, dating back TO 1879, when the
coanty was created by act of the Legisla-
ture and the seat located at Hot Sulphur
Springs AT the election held ia 1880 the peo-
pie By vote, changed the county seat TO Grand
Lake. he matter was taken to the District
Court and the N to the Supreme Court. Mean
while The hatred existing between the two fac
tiOns was growing Intensely, eliminating
yesterday in bloody work. Grand county has
three Commissioners, Barney Day, II. G. Mills
ma Il. L. Weber, the majority OF whom
(Day and Mills) are in favor of declaring the
vote illegal that created Grand Lake the coun-
ty sea and removing the records back TO Hot
Springs. Last Monday the Commissioners had
regular meeting a, Grand Lake. just what
wasrdone is not positively known, but it is re-
ported that they decided to declare the Office Of
County Treasurer vacant becau of his refls-
al TO Ele a satisfactory bond. During the
meeting Day, Webber and Clerk Dean stopped
al Mrs. Youngs boarding house. quarter Of a
mile around tie end Of siaal lake The road
isadffis iTos4a ars. Ignpgs 10 tlIe town Is
through thckes of small pines. Yesterday
morning, just before 10 o'clock, the two Gom-
missioners and Clerk started from the house to
go TO the place OF meeting to finish up their
business before finally adjourni0g. When
about midway through the thicket three
masked men suddenly sprang out Of the bushes
and con- menced firing, ahooting them down al
most instantly. Before their work bad. been
done one of the Commissioners returned the
fire, Instantly killing one of the assailants
The ether two masked men, thinking they had
killed al three OF the party disappeared III the
bushes. When the startled citizens arrived at
tue place Of combat moment later hey fount
Day dead and WeDber and Dean MORALLY
wounded. They tore the mask from the other
man and found he was Mills, the other County
Commissioner The two other assailants are
not known. Suspicion, however, rests upon
two noted desperadoes, Bill Redmsn and Len
Coffin. When the news was fsrought TO Hot
Sulphur Springs il produced the most intense
excitement, and shortly before dark last night
party Of twenty horsmen well armed left for
Grand Lake, aud terrible fight is expected.
No later news has been received from the scene
of the tragedy. as a courier riding fifty miles
over the mountains is the only meaus of COM
municaton.
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proposal
Proposals for Dredging.
UNITED STATES ENcINRRn FFrct

UNITED STATES ENGINEER Z FFfCE, I
PORTLAND MAINE July g. 1883
PROPOSALS. in DUPLICArE, addressed TO the
= undersigned, viii be received at his office,
Portlsnds Maine, until o'clock p. M. on Wednes-
Gay, the 2bth day of July, 1888 Tor about 10000
cubic yards OF dredging In the channel Of Royal Xiv
er, below Yarmouth, Maine
Persons desiring TO make proposals for this work
are requested to apply to the undersigned; at his
Office No, 45S1a Congress Street, for specifications
Instructions to bid 1ers and the requisite blanks
and such fur her information as may be desired
concerning the same c. Il BLUNT,
jul6d6t Colonel of Engineers.
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E. SERIOUS REPORT.
Troops Defeated by Cree Indians.

HELENA, Mon, July 6-Nsws has been re-
C. wa here irim THE nort.i that troops under
Co. Ives, Oi Fort Assiniboine, cut on a scout
10 drlre back British Crees met tho ebeisy this
side ~ the line Tue day and were defeated by
.be Indians who greatly outDumbered tho
troops. No particulars we're learned but the
report 10 that courier was sent in all haste to
Fort Assiniboine for reiniorcements. The re-
port Of Ilges' repulse IS doubted, as he Ia an
officer eho, oven with small command would
make deierfniDd stand.
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Rasron praauce rInrket.

BOSTON, July 6.-The following were to-day's
quotations of Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes
Butter-We quote Western creameries st zig
24c for choice 1S620c for fair and good; Northern
and good: New York and Vermont dairies 20G22s
% fb for choice, 1halSc for fair and good; cholce
Western dairy at 14G17c and Western ladle packed
1S,d1 ;fdemand moderate
Cheese Quiet at 91aG1e14c for choice and SG9c
for fair and good; 61a 11c for common.
Eggs-have heen selling at 1870 GLE for Eastern.
1SGlS1sc for New York and Vermont, 17GlS y
doz for Western and s.
POtatoes-new 5O62 co.
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The maelr,s Fail,,ras

New York, July 6.-The business failures
throughout the country during the past seven
days as report to r. G. Dun q Co., numher
13S, which is considerably below the average
vi The past ten weeks. There have Eeen few
important failures anywhere, and none in New
York city 10 specially note. The New Eng
land States had 10, Western 90, Middle 49,
Southern "a Pacific States ana Territories l3,
New York city aud Canada i6--total 1888.
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school year OF. the FranKfIn-ralnlly School,
Topsham, were held Monday, July ID, with
the following programme:
Prayer.
Music.
Salutatory in Latin. L. B. Varney, Litchfeld
Our country's Greatest Glory,
Clara B. Waterman, Iitehheld
Music
Burr and Blennerhassett,
6: P. Brown, Beardstown, H.
Music.
Helen c. Haggett, Edgeeomb
". b. Moulton, Bowdoinham
Music.
The First Settlers Story,
Enlogy on'o'Connell A. II. AVER, Iitchfeld
German Selection...., Flora II. Aver, Litchfield
Music.
This programme was successfully carried
out in the beautiful grove overlooking the
Andrcscoggin, in front Of the school buildings
The parts were we'll committed, not a word of
prompting being required during the exercises,
all were well rendered, some remarkably we'll.
Special mention should be made of the bright
~ written Latin salntatory and of the closing
selection from Schiller's "Song of the Bell.''
The latter was reoited with much expression,
and its pronunciation attested the careful in
struction Of Frsnklein Steyer, the teacher Of
Germau
The Franklin Family School, founded by
Hon. Warren johnson, has been fer the last
eight years under tho management OF MIR. D.
L. Smith, during which time it has steadily in
creaesd, not only in numbers, but In favor
with the public.
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THE CHOLERA.

ALEXANDRIA, July 6.-During the "a hours
ending At 8 o'clock last evening, f00 deaths
from cholera occurred AT Dsmietta aud GO At
Mansurah. he laz ,refto at Beyrnut is crowd
cd with fnaitises from Egypt. TIE officers Of
the institution refuse 10 admit any more per-
sons
ALEXANDRIA, July 6.--One death from chol-
era has occurred in Alexandria to-day There
were tsn deaths from cholera at SamaDoud
yesterday.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 6.-The government
has ordered the establishment OF n rigid quar-
aptine on the Black sea to prevent the ipirc-
duction Of cholera by vessels coming from
Ekvpt, and has forbidden the usnd pilgrimage
to Mecca.
BERLIN, July G.-The Prussian government
has ered'precautionary measures 10 be taken
against vessels arriving in Prussia from ports
III Turkey, ports on the Red Sea. ports on the
north coast of Africa, eastward of Algiers,
ports on west coast OF Africa, or any ports
where the existence OF cholera is suspected, or
where an epidemic OF yellow fever prevails.
The period Of quarantine for vessels from sus-
pected ports viii be six days.
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LoNpoE, July 6.--The American rifle team
have been offered the use OF tents during their
stay at Wimbledon, but they have declined
the offer saying thai they would prefer to take
nrivafA lndninua
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The steamer Relief will leave for Cape Ray
10 tow to North Sydney the steamer Wexford,
from Glasgow for Montreal, reported with her
propeller gone.
The Massachusetts Senate concu,rsd with
the House fixing Friday next as the ss;- ,lsy OF
the rawksbury hearing and ordering the in-
yestgating committee to report the following
Tuesday.
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Chicaao r.ive stocl. NIarlIet.

By Teiegraph.l
CHICAGO. July 6.-Hogs-Receipts 5000 head,
shipments 1900 head; 50lOc higher: mixed 5OG
8 90;heavy S5@6 25; light at 1896 50; slips at
3 1906 20.
CsttIe-Receipts 5000 head shipments 4sOo head;
stronger; good to choice shipping 5CG5 So.
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A Gard.

The thanks of the Vaughan street church
and Sunday school are extended TO Capt. G.
III. KnowltoD, manager OF the Forest City
Steamship Co., and Capt. Oliver Of the Ga
zelIe, for the free ocean trips extended TO them
10 connection with their excursion yesterday.
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PALRE ER KNOX.

Stables Portland, the present season. He h s a
record O. 3 az mile in 1.l04a) on Be con track,
3oston winning The first purse In The 30 class Of
seven horses lie is also the sire Of tn fastest four
ear OLD, and grandsre OF the fastest two tar Old
ever r. sed and tfot ed in Alsiin Within the past
ar his e.nts nave sold 10 $500, S4OO, 20 o. - y
ami 81 o. e4 D. showing uhaJ ii pays TO breed frou
q eood sire Wanted to contract for Ihe use of 20
good mares to raise colts. Apply to I. g. HAYES,
LIum street. sp21d1awl2wS
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THE DOMINION.

Costly Collision on the Grand Trunk.
PORT HOPE, Ont, July 6.--Two freight
trains collided the Grand Trunk Railroad
short distance fIom here to-day. Both ioeomo-
tiyes aud twelve cars were destroyed A brake
man named Porter was fatally injured. The
loss is said 10 be 100000.
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Fatal aunnowdar Exnloaion.

OGDEN, Utah. July 6.--The Incorporating
at Ogden Canyon, exploded this evening blow
ing the building to atoms killing one man and
irjuring several others.
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PORTLAND, July 6.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
80 cars miscela aDeOrs nerchandise; for connecting
roads 10A esra miscellaneous merchandise.
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The london ,iiaes corfespgniept at Dublin
rayiees the rep 1T bat Jfmes Carey, The i'll
foffue hae leit Ireland ~ disguise.
Il NJ Y ik esteiaas Priest Mccarthy
y IS acquntsa OF the charge OF assault on Kate
Nixon.
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New York stock and money Market

IHIHETIDUlJ
NEW YORK, July Money Is easy at 2@21h on
call closing 2e21z last loan 2ls; prime mercan-
tile paper at Ad6. Exchange quiet 4.S4A for long
and 4.8S for short. Governments irregular. State
bonds steady Railroad bonds strong and in fair de-
mand
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed21J 200 shares.
me Following are to-day's closing quotations o.
Government Securities:
VT..fk- ~
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MAINE.
Struck by lightning

CALAIS, July CA house belonging to john
Smith Of Robbinston was struck by lightning
last night and partially destroyed. The family
had a narrow escape.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
AT 81 EXCHANGE ST.. PORTLAND. rae.
THE MAINE agaTE pRESs-

TUE MAINE STATE FItESb
s sauhshed every rnuaspAs MoRRlNo 81 $3.50 a
year. II paid in advance At S2.00 yesg.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch or sB&ces the
leugth oi column. constitutes square"
S1.5o per square, daily frst week, 10 ssnlts per
week aftar three insertions OF less SlOS, eontnu-
ing every other day after first week, 90 csnss.
Half ssunrt three Insertions OF leeA, 50 eantf,
ne week, S1S00; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-thrd additional.
Under head of ssAMUsEMENTe' and "AUorI0s
SALES" $500 per square per week; three insef
tions or less. SIS
Advertisements inserted in the sMAIEE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
Of the State, for 81 90 per square for hrst inser
ton, and 30 cents per square for each Hsscquent
insertion.
Address aH Communications 60
PORTLAND PUBLISHifsd 90.
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The sum expended to be charged to the apprc-
priation for contingent expenses.
Read and passed and sent down for concurrence.
Attest! GEO. q. BURGESS, City Clerk.
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European Markets.

(By TelegTephD
TNrrRpoOI July 6-I2.SO p. Motion market
-moderate inquiry and freely sappled; uplands at
n 8 f6d Orlssns ll.1Gdi sales 10 900 bales spec
ulaticn aud export 20oO.e&Ssaa skskzSz2s2
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Chiengc ssrnin Quotn,iona.

PORTLAND, July q,
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph tc day by Bigelow Co.. 157 CONNER
cial street, Portland:
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IL CoMMsS COUNCIL, !

July 2. 1858. J
Read and passed in concurrence-l5 yeas and 8
nays, In concurrence
Attest: L. CLIFFORD WADE, Clerk.
Approved, July g. 1888.
j. W. DEERISo, Mayor.
true copy.
Attest: GEO. G. BURGESS, City Clerk.
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rhe foll0wmg quotations are wholesale prices and
Garr0cted daily by Storer Bros. y Co., Dry Goods
Wooens and Rauoy Goods, l44 TO lb2 Middle streets
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POLITICAL.

Yesterdays Vote in the New Hampshire
Legislature.
CONCORD, n. H., July 3.-The ballot taken
for United States Senator in the joint conven-
tion of the legislature resnlted as follows:
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II. A. HALLErT,
A. l.. TURNER,
j. III. FoGG.
The following is the ordor referred t,

ordered, That the Mayor be- and he Is hereby
authorized and directed to to pe prepared and
laid O suitable foun alton for the Monument TO be
erected In honor of the founer of the city, and u
take proper measures to preserve and care for the
same.
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RAILROAD Receip,.

NVFtsANH
Turks ISLAND. Schr Nellie Sawyer-14.152
bush salt to W Dana 4 Co.
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At PhiladeIp Iphia--Bostons 10, Philadelphias
six.
Al Cbicsgo-Cevelauds 8, Chicagos 2.
At Detroit-Detroits 3, Buffaos 2,
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BbEICHHD COTTONa.
a,nc,x market.

The following quotations of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton, cornei
OF Middle and Exchange streets. ssssS
nrRxv ynpt arorUa
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Franklin Family school,

The rhetorical exercises at the close of the
school year Of, the Franklin Family School,
Topsham, were held Monday, July ID, with
the following programme:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-05-25

The university of north Dakota, which
was established by an act Of the recent
Legislature at Grand Forks. is to be the
chief ornament of the Red River valley.
if reports can be credited. The citizens
of Grand Forks have taken hold of the
enterprise resolntely and have already
complied with all the requirements Of
the Law in furnishing the land for the
university Gits aud the ten thousand dol.
lars cash for the erection Of ap observa.
tory. Plans and specifications for the
building havc been solicited and the work
Of building il to 90 forward promptly.
The territory furnishes thirty thousand
dollars Of the building fund which With
the local aid viii make very creditabls
start for an edifice that will undoubtedly
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-05-25
be. one Of the principal educational in-
stitutions Of the new territory north of
the 46th.

As the city proposes to light the
streets Of Ysnkton there may be an ad-
vantage in getting all the light available
on the subject OF lamps and illumina-
ting oil. What is termed the Chicago
street lamp" is held to be the best in
use and seems to be Just what Ysnkton
will require. It IL . self extinguisher,
and can be set to burn any given num-
ber Of hours. II 10 . self trimmer, and
non-explosive, when the oil used is Of
proper proof. It gives brilliant light
and costs. for ono lamp. about fifteen
dollars year.