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p N, and l. might Accommodation $50 lI:lD a. u.,
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ami 10 M; !. i5l .. a. !. = amt o. ana - shL
Trains leaving Newi ok daiiv SUNDAY 20 = and
mo a. NJ l. :. = and D m, and y. on sundays,
conn CT at Trenton tor t3micu
returning. trans Broad station Phade pha,
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baggage from hO. els air residences.
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Harrisburg fittshurs ana west with Pullman Pa'aoo
attached . q, AID p daily Ncw-IOrk ant
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For Atlantic CITY except sunday through parlor CAR,
M
For Cape Nay, except sunday. ll.'0 am.
Long Branch BAY Head Junction aud inermedat' steonf
VIA kanWHy ant Ampov. a nl, ~ noon $50. p. m.
On sunday, 9lj ami D. m 40 not sop Al Asbury
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For Od ana Norfolk via New.York phladeph1 ana
Norfolk H'ilrOR : a. m week da 9 and o. 10. every
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BroOkvn connect with alt thrOug trans
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o.35 p; daily From Washington ana Bam1r' g. =.
$50 20. 500. i:3 30 20 Hid 1898 r. sunday.
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GREAT BARGAINS in pianos new and
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9teamboais nno Railroads.

NORWICH LINE.
~ REDUCTION Of fac 70 al Poat, Boston 81, werce,
Wat, next pieT aboyo Dos5rosses srst Ferry az 1's H
D. IN daily, except Sunday. Wv '''"
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TIE GREATEST oAUsE OF FRICTION.

The trouble is that the men are not paid at any time
the compensation proper TO thar time All large con
months in advance and these orders are taken; OF
eOufss at prices prevailing when they are booked This
years opera ions furnish perhaps the best illustration OF
the difficulty steel rails at the end OF ast year tos
delivery this year were $50 per ton at tie works. Ot
course mills entered orders freely at this price ana
kept on entering them until the demand growing upoK-
peytedy great carried urces up TO $50 Per tOD. Now
The various mills IN America compelled for the next
six months more to run upon orders which DO NOT
$ per ton at the ssabOatd aud Pltsburg ana
say s34 at Chicago Transportation. irOn'stone aud
prices of all kinds have advanced upon them IN the
meantime and they must therefore for tue bulk OF
the year upon very small margins OF profit But the men
noticing ia the papers the great boom In steel rails
very naturally demand their share Oi the advance and
hnder our existing faulty arrangements between carta
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

k|llS TRIP FOR RONDOl ANA klNGS ION
t:uding CT!ps'on'-. West FONT: Comw all. Newburg
Enrl. hitun PoucEkecqNe and ESopu+ lo last ison
Eiearc. ty a. Kingston VIII every Tuesday and
Tlsolsi y H. commencing ~ EsDAl. MAltCH -. 1850.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
Patriotism and perseverance,.

Dunlap's immigration Bulletin: The
constitutional convention for south
Dakota met at Sioux Falls on the 23rd,
and adjourned on the same day to meet
at Huron, the oapital.e elect Of the new
state, on December 18th. The state
legislature will be convened at Huron
on the same date, under the call OF
Governor Mellette. The statehood
movement in south Dakota will be kept
alive, pending the action of congress,
which it is trusted will authorize q vote
OF the whole territory on the question OF
division. In such event the state erected
on the soil of south Dakota may hope to
pass from the de jure to the more salts.
factory de facto state of existence, not
long after the main question ID put to
the people, and thus happily and finally
disposed of. The patriotism and per-
of the people will surely win
at last. IL will be in order, at any time,
for north Dakota to follow the initiative
example of her southern sister, and to
take steps toward asserting her own
rights of statehood, which are secured
under the same constitutional and
treaty guarantees.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
Chamberlain Found Guiity.

Boston, Dec. 1.-THE jury in the
Chamberlain perjury case, in East Gam
bridge. to-day brought in a verdict of
guilty and the case was appealed to the
supreme court. Yolney A. Chamber
lain, for many years one of the most ex.
tensive pork packers in the east, was
charged by John p. Squire Il %. with
.conceeling the assets of the insolvent
firm OF Lincoln, Chamberlain &
Co., of which he was q partner,
and also the crime OF perjury
in falsely swearing to the pur-
chase of government bonds. Lincoln &
chamberlain did a business of nearly
100000 with Squire & Co., and the
latter firm attached the estate and
business of the defendant when the
Indebtedness of the defendants firm to
Squire Il Go. amounted to about $780,
600. The business relations between
the two firms had extended over twenty
years. during which Lincoln, Chamber
lain Il Co.'S indebtedness to Squire g. Co.
constantly increased until 1875. when
Squire & 90. ~endeavored to secure o
settlement by attaching the property OF
the defendants firm The proceedings
against Chamberlain have been pending
for two Years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
John ARENsOoRF.
The Man Indicted for Haddock's Mur
der says Nothing.

The MAJ Indicted for Haddock's Mur-
der says Nothing.
Sioux City, Iowa, Dec. l2-The report
that John Arensdorf, who is under in
dictment for the murder of Rev. Haddock,
had made a statement regarding the
case. proves to be a mistake. Treadway,
who is Arensdorf's leading attorney, and
an owner in the brewery, and one of the
most incendiary leaders of the saloon
element, yesterday afternoon said: 81
have told Arensdorf to make no state
ment to anybody except that he is not
guilty" Arensdorf himself was found,
made any statement, replied: "How
thing / know nothing about? or course
it is not co." HAS any one been author.
lied to speak for you?" "No. slr; 1
and have neither been asked to make
one O thought of making one."
The surly, grim Belgian has evidently
observed his attorneys advice, and no
disclosures will pass his lips. unless for
the benefit Of the defense. 1t is well
understood among the friends of Arens.
dorf that the defense, now being actively
worked up, is to fasten the murder on
Leavitt, who first confessed and charged
the crime on Arensdorf. 1t is now well
established that Henry Peters was not
murdered at the brewery but is living,
and in communication with bis former
employer and there are intimations that
he may be put on the stand on the trial
to serve his master. ID. w. Wood, the
late attorney for the law and order league,
who has BEEF searching in Ohio for wit
nesses, arrived here last night, and is
Dragging that he has located Peters and
cen procure him. There are at least
five of the conspirators who can
be commanded by the defense,
whereas the prosecution has
only two conspirators, "Blsm6rck' and
Leavitt, who haze confessed, and the
latter is q p%erlurer On his own showing.
This, in part is the situation, which
makes the defense so bold and defiant.
Behind 1t, OF course, the confederal
whiskey element is stil q power in the
city. The project of this element to
establish q daily paper in Sioux City
has about ripened. Over 100000 has
been subscribed, and there is the best of
authority for the assertion that O. O.
Treadway is q subscriber Tor 5000.
Treadway, of course, stands for
Arensdorf and the brewery. The editor
is to be the Hon. Mike Miller, ex-
member of the Legislature. The cause
of the TO- paper is the quarrel which
has sprung mp between the Aransdorf
o~G enc the Evening Tribune, which
helped to secure Leavitt's confession.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
How to Become a Murwump.

A..
Brooklyn Eagle: "Father," said Roll
10, 81 see by the paper that the demo-
Gratis made unprecedented gains in every
ste!e that held an election this month,
and have increased their strength in
both houses of congress-"
"Well?" said Rollo's father.
"And | see further" said Rollo, "that
the republicans gained sweeping and de-
cisive victories at every poll, and have
increased their strength in the senate,
and wrested the house from the demo.
Gratis"
"Well?" said Rollo's father.
"Well, but / cannot understand il at
ALL" said Rollo; what does i. mean }"
Ut means" said Rollo's father, that
you have been reading the papers of
both parties. That is right my son; read
all the papers, and believe what they tell
You, and you will neyer become an often.
siye partisan"
"What will I become p asked Rollo.
"You will become q mild, harmless
lunatlc," said his father, afflicted with
certain vague sentiments too limp for
convictions and not quite habby enough
for ORWELL"
Rollo looked inquiringly at his Uncle
George.
HE MEANS" said Rollo's Uncle
George, that you will come to be @
~mugwump."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
gaily gess and 9akotaian
The NEWS

Secretary OF the Treasury Manning
will not resign.
The Illinois Central railroad has de-
clined to carry coal for the knights OF
labor combination.
Ida Baldlidae. young daughter OF OK.
Postmaster Baldi.ages of G%reensburg,
Penn, has been arrested for robbing the
mails.
The ladies temperance union at Huron
are making an effort to bring about the
indictment Of all Law breakers at the
state capital.
Mr. Springer, Of Illinois, has introduced
bill into the house for the admission
OF Dakota, Montana. Washington and.
New Mexico.
Thomas B. Oounery, managing editor
of the New York Herald, is being urged
by his friends as q candidate for the
vacant Turkish mission.
The cashier Of a savings bank at
Charles City, Iowa, is a defaulter to the
amount of $4,000. His name is Ros-
seine and he is now in Europe.
A poor girl living in destitute oircum-
stances in Detroit has just been notified
that she has fallen heir to $4,000 by
the death of an uncle in Australia.
The carmens' strike at San Francisco
has resulted in the shooting OF an I'M.
known man by the mob causing his i'm
mediate death, yesterday afternoon.
Emily Brown was brutally murdered
at Baltimore by John Ross and Albert
Hawkins for the purpose Of selling the
body for dissection to the Maryland uni
versity.
George Brown, assistant postmaster
st Hamburg, Iowa, was arrested in New
York yesterday for robbing the mails.
He disappeared from Hamburg last
April and has travelled nearly around
the globe. Detectives hunted him
down.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
Agent @. & N. W. Railway.
aem,.Lnoai Cltnn,nrs

Redfeld Journal: Sheriff Lawrence
departed Wednesday morning with
q man named Spencer, from
north of Doiaud, whom he was
taking to the Yankton asylum. Gen.
erai ". q. FL. Beadle, formerly terri.
torial superintendent of public instruc-
ton, will be in attendance upon the In
stitnte next week. He is a very interest
ing and able instructor, and an accom-
plished orator.
Canton News: B. 8. Williams and
family, of Yankton, were in the city last
Wednesday en- route to Chicago.....A.
W. Howard and wife, of Yankton, were
in the CITY last Tuesday on their way to
Chicago.
Courier-News: The new railroad line
being surveyed by the @. & N. w. from
C%eDtreville to Brookings through Sioux
Falls, will give, if built, Yankton and
Sioux Falls direct communication with
Watertown. a thing devoutly to be wish
ed for by those enterprising cities, of
course.
Wakonda Independent: We are in
receipt OF a neat little paper published
by the Yankton Commercial college,
called "The Tidings." MIR. Taylor is
meeting with well merited success, in
this institution, and we oheerfully
recommend his college to all desiring to
take o business course in any branch,
Douglas County Chronicle: We had
the pleasure of meeting Louis f. Dilger,
special agent for the Yankton Insurance
company Tuesday. The Yankton ranks
among the first Insurance companies do
ing business in the territory.
Alexandria Advocate: The Mitchell
Republican and Yankton Press are
evidently bound to get into q controver-
81 over the removal OF the federal court
from Yankton. The Republican lays
Mitchells defeat before the last
legislature on the court scheme to a
combination made by which Geo. 81.
Walch and Jud LaMoure, contested
councilmen. were seated, while we
entertain some doubt about it; we are
quite certain that Mitchell was first to
make q combination of any kind.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14

to-day, as also did members of the con.
stltutional convention. The indications
are that there will be a large attendance.
Tomorrow night TUESDAY the people
OF huron tender the visitors a banquet
at the opera house, and great prepare
tions are making for the event. The
famous Sully band will furnish the
music. As Huron never does anything
by halves, the banquet is certain to be q
success.
This will be q big week in Huron, from
o minstrel show tonight to the making
of a state later on. The city is alive, as
it always is, but more so than usual jus!
now. People who are watching the
statehood movement may now look for
something positive. There does not
seem to be much disposition to remain
passive and inactive much longer. There
promises to be music.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
The Railroad accident a. Eden.

~--l SIOUX Clty tOurndi.
The passenger train north-bound or
theMilwaukee road, struck q broken rail
five miles below Hawarden at 1880 yes.
terday morning. The rear coach was
ditched and badly shattered. Miss
Rhodes, OF Rock Valley, To-, had her
shoulder injured, Bruce Oliver, OF
Canton, had his family on board. Ono
OF his children was pinioned under the
car. After being pried out it was
thought he was dead, but he has
fully recovered. Mr.. Gilman, oil
Yankton, was slightly injured about
the head. a ~6-weeks'-old child was
thrown violently through the window,
bnt escaped uniniured. The coach is
very badly wrecked and the escape OF
passengers was miraculous. The bal
ance Of the train passed north thus after
noon. All OF the injured persons with
the exception OF Mr.. Gilman, stopped
off here. None of the passengers were
seriously injured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14

grand secretary, Jos. Tiebel, Scotland;
grand treasurer, Jos, Janda, Scotland;
grand conductor, Jan Doora, Tabor;
grand secretary of finances, j. Koung,
Yankton; inside guard, Ant. Hajsk,
Yankton; outside guar6, Jan. Teydrych.
Tabor; standard bearer, Jos. Vyborny,
Tabor; deputy grand master for Scot
land, Jos. Janda.
A man named Brown was knocked
down and robbed of a hundred dollar
bill near Canton in brond daylight
recently. The assassin, after beating
and kicking his victim, secured the
money and disappeared.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
Another proiected Railroad.

The news comes of the fling Of articles
of incorporation of q new railroad COM
pany called the "Northern Pacific, LA
Moure & Missouri river r abroad COM
pany." The road is described as ''com-
mencing at a point of junction with the
Fargo & Southwestern railroad, or with
the james River Valley road, or with
both, at q point near La Mopre; thence
~westwardly through the counties of La
Moure, Logan, Mcintosh and Emmons to
some point on the Missouri river in EN-
mons county, nearly opposite Fort
Yates; with o branch from some point
in Logan county northwest through
Burleigh to some point on the Northern
Pacific. nt or nra Bismarck" The main
line will be l25 miles in length with 8
branch sixty-eisht miles long. The
capital stock of the company is $780,
900. divided into 1850 shares. The
names ard residence of the directors
are: Robert Harris. New York; Fred
erick Billings, New York; James B.
Williams, New York; Thomas P. Oakes,
st Paul and VIM. p. Cloneh. st. Paul.