Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-17
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Blunt, Kimball and Columbia, Da.
kota. have been promoted to presidential
postoffices.
st. Paul Dispatch: The indictment
against Gov. Ordway for the Faulk
county frauds has been quashed on q
technicality. 1t takes more techni.
cality, however, to quash public opinion.
A club Of one hundred members was
organized at Indianapolis Saturday to
work for the nomination of Joseph F..
Mcdonald for president. The attend.
ance showed union and harmony among
local democrats.
Powell Olayto has returned to Little
Rock and was given an ovation by re-
publicans. at public meeting resolu.
tions we're adopted strongly endorsing
his course and that OF the Arkansas del
egation to the Chicago convention.
Dunbar Item: The Bismarck Journal,
Colonel Lounsberry's g new paper, makes
bold stand for the division of Dakota
and the reelection of the Hon. John b.
Raymond as delegate to congress. We
heartily second the Journal, all around.
The Northern Pacific is the longest
railroad in the woIld. An average of
loo trains are constantly moving upon it.
Sometimes the number is as high at 150.
The rolling stock OF the road il made up
into one solid train, would occupy fifty.
six miles Of track.
jamestown Capital: Valley City
seems to have disresarded what is said
to be an Imperative rule OF tho G A. r..
that no post should be named after
man still living. They have adopted the
name OF John A. Logan, and he is an
especially live man just now.
Walla Walla, w. T., has municipal
ordinance, which is strictly enforced, pro-
hibiting any boy or girl who is under
fourteen years uf age from being cut
alone after dark. A child sent for n
physician must be given a permit to do
60. No tobacccnist can sell tobacco or
cigarettes to children less than fourteen
years OF age, and Sunday liquor selling
ispunished by twenty. eight dollars fine
for each otfense.
st. Louis Republican, 18th: The Cali
fornia democratic convention yesterday
adopted resolution to the effect that
notwithstanding the renunciation by Mr..
Tilden of the nomination for the presi-
dency that statesman should be nom
mated and elected by the democracy.
That's the talk; and before week
elapses it will be the talk and resolve of
the great mass of the party throughout
the country. and see here again! In the
Texas democratic convention yesterday
the motion to reconsider the vote in
structing the delegates to Chicago for
Tilden and Hendricks was tabled by the
remarkable vote of 3Ol to 1872.
Nelson County News: There IS now
quite lively interest taken in an effort
to remove the land Office from Grand
Forks to Larimore. There was time
when Grand Forks was the only point
accessible by rail to all the district, but
that is no longer the case. Now it is at
one side, and as the land is pretty much
taken up, and there is now strong
probability of Larimore having o line
north and south, it would be great con-
venience to have the Office located at
that place Petitions for the removal
are to be circulated and sent to the CONF
missioner of the general land Office, and
the facts of the case laid before the Sec
retary of the interior.
It is q fact that DR.. Prices Special
Flavoring Extracts of Lemon, Vanilla
Orange, Rose, Nectarine, Almond. ETC.,
are the finest Aavors for cakes, pud-
dinRs, ices, creams and pastry that can
be made. There are no poisonous oils
or ethers in DR.. Prices Flavors; they
are made from select fruit and aromatics
and hovo their natural fasfa