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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20
miscellaneous.

WANTED-LADIES to work for ua at
w their own homes. 81 to $40 per week
can be qnietly mndo.. No photo. painting no
canvassing. For full particulars, please nd
! dress, at once, Crescent Art Company, Boston
Mass, Box A170.
.EGAL BLANK CATALOGUE FOR 1855
~ The Press and Dakotaian Legal Blank
Catalogue for 1885, is now ready for delivery.
Sent free to any address on application.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20
Sausage! Sausage.

Bauer g. Co. have on hand a full line
OF fresh eausages OF all kinds. Give
them a call.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20
Proposals for Army Transpor.

Headquarters Department of Dakota.
Office Chief Q-uartermaster,
Fort Smelling, Mimi Feb. 10, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate, subject
~ to the usual conditions. will be received at
this office until IL o'clock noon on 10th day of
Marx h, 1885, at which time and place they will
be opened in the presence of bidders, for the
transportation of military stores by land, on
the following described routes in the Depart
ment of Dakota, during the fiscal year COM
mencing July LIST, 1885, and ending June both,
1887:
Routes IN MONTANA.
No. Miles.
/. Glendive to Camp Poplar River......... IS
3. Custer Stationt to Fort Custer......... so
8. Custer Station to Fort Maginnis. LILO
4. roadwat Landing to Eft. Assipaboine.119
g.. Helena to Fort Assinaboinc. ..........1 1876
Routes IN DAKOTA.
8. Totten Station to Fort Totteu....... II
Z. Webster to Fort SisseG9n. %
8. Bismarck to Fort Yates ............ 60
8. Running Water to Fort Randall ........ 30
10. Pierre 10 Fort
II. Rapid City 10 Fort Meade ............ 80
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Blank forms and ullinstructions as to bid
ding, etc., may he had on application to this
office, or to the offices of the Quartermaster's
Department at Chicago, ILL.,; Bismarck, c. T.:
| Helena, MT, and Saint Paul, Mimi.
JAMES nj. MOOBE,
Deputy Quartormsster General, o. 8. A.,
Chief Quartermnster.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20
Cash Apples.

Five hundred bushels of apples fol
sale at SLIGO per bushel, every apple
warranted sound. H. w. PIKE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

Go to Smiths barber shop for a bath
Fire in bath room.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

Money to loan gu real ttate or chs tie
security. e. Fl, VAN ANIwGRP,
Abstract Office. +
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

Hams aud Shoulders,
III the finest, at BAUER & Co.'S
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

FOR SALE Oh TRADE-Three span of work
: horses ranging from three to nine years old
one Tyler 4 Nissen spring wagon, nearly new,
double spring seats, one Davenport sulky pillow.
used but little. l will sell or exchange this
properly at reasonab Bile figures for cattle cid or
TO feed my corn to. O. II BROOKS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

EOR SALE-Four hundred acres of land,
\ improved, ten miles from Yankton, on Clay
half; good we'll and spring. For terms app
to NJ. A, BAKER, Yanktnn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

RULES OF PRACTICE-Second . Judicial
- District, for sale at the Press & Dakotaian
office. Price, twenty-five cents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

dakota REP0RTS-Yolumes 1 and a.
Price $500. Address, Bowen6 Kingsbury,
Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

A PPLESl APPLES-A car load of Mic,,i.
q gan apples just received at #, 1, FARR s.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-20

MT UsT BE SoLD-1eo AGES me and d half
LsA miles southeast of Gayville. lrIce 1859.
]. T. Real Estate Headquarters,
Bunker's block.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20

notwithstanding the strike of the
morocco dressers and toe Efforts Of the
strikers to prevent the manu- lecturers
from OBJ aiming banda It has been known
for some time that John 6. Baker has
had quite large number OF men en-
ployed. Efforts have been put forth by
the strikers 10 induce them TO quit work,
but the men have refused to be coaxed
or driven from the shop.
Last evening when they quit work
for the day three of them, named
Ephrsim Garrett, Washington Tousig
and Albert I. winGate proce. ded TO
Sharp's saloon, on Pine street bet ween
sixth and Seventh, to indulge in q glass
OF beer. They noticed that they were
followed by gang of the strikers, but
nothing WAS eaid on the way to the
saloon. After getting their beer Tousig
and Garrett epped out to go to their
homes when they we're a tackled by the
crowd, who beat the first named In an
outrageous manner.
NJ Garrett succeeded in getting
away from them and retreated to the
saloon, when the crowd dared him 10
come out. Wingate escaped being
beaten, for AZ he was about to leave tb @
saloon with his companions, q man
called to him and he was engaged In
conformation with him while the fight
was going GU outside.
Mr.. Garrett said this morning that
the attack WAS unprovoked, and that
the only reason he could assign for IL
was because he and his companions
chose TO work and support their fsmi.
lies, in preference to walking the at reefs
III ldlertss and seeing them suffer or
become objects of charity.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Letting Camr n i,ileee.

The Brandy wine sun NIT CanpNt
ing Association met Yesterday d
noon on the grounds u the ass0clil
The meeting WAS iarge tld tn' AuslE
There have been 70 mary deIilii
tents that the association IL c0HFl
to erect quite u number Of Lev
and II il likely q new aveUus will
opened to the rear Of tao labtri}
Tho association ordered the tfeCiM
q large sleeping tent or each q
three boarding table, n pon Tie Es
James A. Oliver will ktep Tie D0M
tent and tables for Uni lu ClTc.tGo
Mccall will superintenl I he 81 ~
tables and Mr.. Peters l0 si.oam as
Tho following were I i bids ~
privilege OF keeping tht pFlylsl0l
including groceries, o. ST. ne "
and CONNECTIONS, segeta pea , a1I ~
Abel Lodge, PhilaceI p .ia. '.pa ~
ard Stats, $3.50; lsa1 III H. 4lvD
s 70 Isaiah 'aU, = Hn9 Thomas the took ID
w vas pat n lanes a. Diver, Jr, !
harhsr's - ,sntto.J s d i.sndslir',
c o YORK 10 WI Slaughter 4
: aaa pen'Ii vi ni,i at,rrd 10 tie ID
n nonnd The bids al Tie pDria|
i,,. 70 ai me- understanding
;enI "e =, w WIZ sn,i , ri5,ed on Sundi
H. IT. was ~ 70 70 ; t'l canine pcs on Mo1dd
ane Go up y !, WIZ nm, V many GilnirstOnia
viii remove out 10 the gio1'u'
before that time
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
80
The Crime Red ord

In Nashville, Tenne.se. q, ,,,nl
night, P. ii, Monaban sid, n, r.".
na, NV, na" - oarney, Join lille w.
self In the head. None +, no ~.
except those of himself an N.,C'J
are likely TO prove mortal. T~s,Y
the tragedy was the hregE linz NJ III
s enS W,aa C oi marriage BET scsl gaj
In Philipsburg, New 1r:4y. On n
day morning, Frank Jo.ll.o5 1ad n
Donnelly, brothers.in.lay Is, or,n.I
oonhSol e'iuch Dohheliy Ia Toe nd
ah. anu. Dohneiiy ieli aud |rucA BIS |
WIN great iorcc against d waga
nc uiea TWO hours later JqhIMl
himself up. 1t is said IN IL DjDrel,l
been drinking heavily iof zone NM,
Henry Zarch, wea tly arnr!
years Of age, and his wife were nunl,
In their house near jane tl.e. Wi.O1
on Sunday night. Rot. ery was ,beI
tive of the crime.
Frank A. Lieb las ID ea srrr;,a
Chicago for the murder /. John M
han. killed in hous Of evil n,
early on Sunday morning. LIB ami
he acted In self defence. Nut the No,
OF the house say othcrw!s. I.
During d picnic at Graz III Tove-,
nois, last Saturday alter icon, i0u d
named Brown, lleckan, Rlods
Knox, quarrelled repeatd Ily Afg
picnic had broken up a farmer Ai
by the place found BFp wn, Kn0I
Rhodes lying near each other, nat
wounded. Brown died few mind
Heckam had disappeared, It is supPl
they fought out the qu4IEe. after tAI
mic was over.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Fishing Tackle.

As THE is the season OF the year when
almost every one iudulges in days
fishing, 1t il interesting to know that
Adams x Brother, No. 504 Market
street, have just received an extra large
stock OF I'll kinds of fishing tackle,
among them being lines from one cent
each upwards to the finest quality
made. A delightful way to spend q
day ia for several families to loin to-
gether and go up the Brandy wine some
ten or fifteen miles on the z O'Clock
train in tie morning on the Whining
ton IL Northern Railroad, and picnic In
tome of the many shady groves along
that stream. The fishing is excellent.
the scenery grand, and the expense of
such trip SO small that there are
but very tew who cannot afford to take
1t, while the hene fl t and enjoy ment that
will be derived by the wife and little
ohes will more than compensate for the
outlay.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
A widows TriaIa

Last Friday afternoon quite respec-
table looking, middle aged woman ap-
| piled at police station for assistan oe.
She was accompanied by her son, q boy
about Is years of age, and with the
tears streaming down her cheeks she
tod Chief Of Police Doueherty that
they had travelled from Illinois, and
were on their way TO Washington, d.
| c., where she has friends. The Chief
took them TO his own home, where they
have been cared for and made com fort
able ever since.
| This morning the woman was inter-
viewed by reporter, and stated that
her name Is Mrs. j. A. Jenkins, and
that eleven years ago her husband, who
was clerk In the United States Trea.
sury Department at Washington, died,
leaving her with the one son, who at
the time was but years of age About
one year ago she thought they could
better their condition by removing to
Illinois, but shortly after arriving Ia
that State she was taken sick, and ex
hausted what little means she DOS
sessed.
A few weeks since she dete rmined 10
| return, and with the little FUNDS
at her command, supplemented by a
railroad pass. they we're enabled to
reach Philadelphia last Thursday, only
TO find themselves strangers In IA great
city and "alone in a crowd" They
were pushed and jostled by passers by ,
each intent on their own business, until
finally Mrs. Jenkins music red ~ fiji Glen t
courage to inform lady of their cond
| ton aud she gave them tickets to ride
on the street car to Darby.
On the way Mrs. jenkins inquired of
lady in the car shout the place, and
was direc ed by her TO call on the
Methodist preacher and state her case,
which, as soon al the car reached its
destination, she did. He very kindly
furnished the wanderers with q good
supper, nights lodging aud break.
fast, after which they started to walk
TO this city, but before going far met
lady who gave them SO cents, and d.
rected thom to Chester, where she iu-
formed them they would meet tie boat
for Wilmington.
They walked six long, weary miles to
Chester, where they boarded the steamer
Wilmington and were landed in this
lefty between 3 and O'Clock Friday
afternoon, when they Inquired their
way to police station and made their
care known to the Chief.
Mayor Rhoads has interes; ed himself
in their behalf, and 1t Is probable that
through his efforts, assisted by others,
they will ere many hours be GRABBED 10
take the train for their destination.
Mrs jenkins seems like woman who
has seen much better days, and the
tears, which flowed freely while she was
stating her case to the reporter, attested
how keenly she feels her unfortunate
position.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Philadelphia Castle.

On Tuesday night, eth instant, Phil
adelphia Castle, No 9, X G. E., will
be instituted at the knights Hall Fifth
and French streets, on which occasion
the grand officers of Pennsylvania will
be present, and Philadelphia Castle OF
Philadelphia will attend in body.
The visitors will be met upon their ar
rival by umber of the Sir knights OF
this city, who will act as an escort. A
short street parade will be made, after
which the ceremonies will take place at
the hall The last public meeting will
be held next Friday night, when all
who wish to become mem bers should be
sure to attend. The new Gaelic is com
posed of excellent material and starts
under the most favorable auspices.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Congress-.

In the U. g. Senate on Mondav H..
Whitthorne introduced a bill to retnrn
tue tax on cotton collected from certain
States In 1865, '66, '67, the money refund
ed TO be held and used for educational
purposes. Mr.. Blair offered an amend
ment to the House Surplus resolution
providing that, before the payment of anv
part oil the surplus, there shall be received
and set apart $40 100000, to be known
as the Common School Fund, such fund
TO be paid out as provided In his Educa-
tional bill. The amendment was ordered
TO be printed. The Oleomarparine hin
was taken up, and Mr.. Butler offered an
amendment extending the principle of the
bill to wines and liquors. Mr.. Miller
moved to lay Mr.. Buffers amendment on
the table. Agreed to. After. a long de-
bate the Senate adjourned pending action
ON the bill
In the House the Fortifcations bill was
passed. 1t appropriates 1920 ,O0O-SlOO.
700 for the preservation and repair of
Notifications and other defences; $40 600
for continuing torpedo experimt uts and
Tor practical instruction of engineer troops
and $500, 900 for armament of seacost
Notifications, providing that the imple-
ments OF war purchase from this an
preparation shall be of American mann.
facture. Mr.. Morrison offered a concur.
rent resolution for the final adjournment
of Congress on July Goth. Referred 10
the Ways and Means Committee. A bill
was passed providing for the transmission
OF small sums under five dollars through
the mails. The Postmaster General
may authorize postmasters at money
order Offices, or at such other offices as he
may designate, 10 issue money orders;
and these money orders shall be designa-
ted aud known as postal notes. and a
fee OF three cents shall be charged for the
ssuc thereof" House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
THIRD EDITION.
Said to Have Found q Fortune.

BELAIR, MD. July 19-Considerable
interest 10 felt here In the stories which
have been In circulation for some time
about fortune said to have been dis
covered by Alexander Wilson in a box
In the garden of anold house belonging
to John Stump, deceased, at Stafford,
about ten miles north OF Havre de
Grace. The amount was said to he in
gold, and some statements place IL a.
high as $500 Mr.. Wilson is said to
be somewhere in the Wet Col. Her
man Stump, grandson Of John Stump,
says he attaches little Importance TO
the stories. Many peri ons in the neigh
borhood, however, believe that Wilson
found . box with money ia 1t. but nc
one knows the amount. 1t Is said that
he has tried 10 buy the farm, offering to
pay cash for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
FOURTH EDITION
Personal,

Personal.
Charles Gostwert Is visiting Carlisle,
Pa, for the benefit of his health.
The family of J. Paul Brown is
spending the summer at Capron
Springs, Va.
j. M. Housman, Clerk Of the Or.
phans' Court, hAs been laid up with q
severe attack of neuralgia.
Fred Carson, who la employed with
WanaDaker 81 Brown, OF Philsdel-
phia, is visiting friends In our city.
John II. Dandy, cashier OF the
Union National Bank, Is soiourning at
the Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. Ephraim Ma0argal, of Green
bank, IL laid up with boil on one Of
her limbs.
John f. Parry and wife started to-
day to pass a week at Ocean Grove,
N. j.
DIR. Ward b. Rowland has returned
from his sum mer vacation, and is max
Ing arrangements to enter into q life
time engagement.
Mrs. Anthony Reybold, Jr., is SPEND
ing the summer with her parents,
nesr ogletown, White CLAY Greek
Hundred.
Lewis w. Brosius and Benjamin X.
Smedley have been ad 10 lifted to co-psrt.
nership interests in the firm OF Kent &
Weeks
Col Henry b. Judd, Mrs. James W.
Ware, Miss Sadie Ware, Joseph A.
May bin and wife and John A. Boers
and wife went to Cape May TO day.
Levi Preston, who WAS sick at the
residence OF his daughter in this city
foE some days, has returned to his
home in Kenneth Square, Pa, I'm
proved in health, but not entirely we'll
William Herbert, who has been men
toned In connection with the office OF
Governor on the Democratic ticket, said
this morning that he would not have
the office II he had to buy 1t.
A meeting of the survivors OF the
Second Delaware Regiment will be held
on Sunday AFTERNOON, the 25th inst, IL
the Anna NJ. Ross Post, g. A. r., on
Hutchinson street and Gtrard avenue,
Philadelphia.
Cholera morbus, diarrhna, cramps,
pains, dysentery, weak bowels, indi-
RestioD, etc, are speedily cured by DIR.
Simms' Pain Searcher. the perfection
Of pain medicines and finest pain rem
edy on earth. 50c. Sold by dealers.
Depot, Fourth and King streets, VIII
mington, Del.
The Pickels' Stove aud Heater Com :
pany succeeds j, &. Pickles ~ Co., and
will continue the stove and heater
business, also roofing, guttering and
spoutipR. TIN, sheet iron and galva.
Dized work of all kinds. Thanking you
for past favors, we respectfully ask a
continuation Of your patronage, and
would bs pleased to have you call at
the old stand, . +, Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
State Grange Meatinr.

The annual picnic of the Patrons of
Husbandry Of this State opens at Rsho
both on Wednesday. At the opening
meeting of the set aion there will he adj
dresses by William Dean of N wark, the
Rev. j. S Willis Of Milford, Mortimer
Whitehead OF New Jersey; essays by
Elite M. Dilworth of Port Penn, and
Mrs. X. X. Brown of Wyoming. Ga
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock there
will be private session of the grange,
and at night n public meeting at which
the subject OF agricultural olleges will
be discussed by Professor Wesley Webr,
Dover, aud President Cald we'll of Della
ware College.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Dots.

The Harkneas advertisement o.day
sets forth IL summary of past work, with
some personal information.
L. N. Valland iRham, OF the New
York Star, is spending his vacation at
Newark.
A needle was extracted from the leg
OF the infant son OF John Moore, Of
Points Banks, on Saturday.
Charles Harp had his little fin
ger nearly torn of his right hand yes
terday, by catching 1t in q picker in
Pusey's cotton mill.
Five more pass niger coaches were
shipped yesterday by the jackson &,
Sharp Company TO the New York Cen
trSl Railroad.
A young son of Anton Hauber re
Ceived n severe cut iu the face last
evening by fall at the corner of Sec
ond and Orange streets.
John LOBBY, of Brandywine Hun
dred, accidentally ran pitchfork into
one OF his feet on Saturday, making
quite severe wound.
WIN. Maloney, corner OF Elm and
Adams streets, will sell his stock of
ST. re goods at public sale Oh Wednesday,
tt . Plat inst.
, l.. W. Stidham 70 Son will sell ut
their auction rooms on Friday atter1 oop
the furniture, bedding, &c, of the
Steamer Highland Light.
Rev. VauRhp Smith, Of this city, de-
livered stirring address on temperance
in the old Court House a, New Castle
on Sunday afternoon
TIE report that a man was killed at
the colcred camp meeting in Clerk's
wooda, New Castle Hundred, proves 10
be un!C unded.
Lat evening, while the year.old
son of Anton Hauber, of No. 200 West
Seaoui street, was playing around the
Fame Hose carriage, he fell aud cut a
cash in his head which bled freely.
William F. Rudolph. of New Castle,
1as brought before Mayor Janvier on
Saturday, charged with All ssaault on
Joseph Yarpsl, when he was put under
$500 0 keep the peace.
A branch store has been opened by
Shoemaker 81 Co. at the corner OF Tav
Tor and Poplar streets, for the sale Of
fresh aud salt meats, butter, eggs and
country produce, of which Walter Mar
tin has the management.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
A Heroic ACtlDn.

This morning two boys obtained q
boat and rjwed to the mouth of the
Christisna where they proceeded to en-
JOY themselves, but by come mishap
upset their boat aud both were thrown
into the water, which at this point is
very rapid and swift Fortunately
for them Wright King, the sail
maker, of No. 205 Market street,
who was in boat fishing in the vicin-
ity, witnessed the accident, and with
out moments hesitation sprang into
the water and succeeded In rescuing
them both. Had 1t not been for his
heroic action both boys would uudoubt.
eddy have been drowned, as the one last
rescued was almost exhausted.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Not Yet RecoYared.

Elk Officer Pierson continued the
search for young Almonds body un-
til about 8 O'Clock yesterday morning,
when his place was taken by Charles d.
Sparks and others, who continue
graphing the remainder Of the day,
but without success, and although a
mum ber OF parties were at work this
morning the body had not been re-
covered up to ~ o'clock noon.
There are q nun Der of theories in ref
erence to It, some contendiDg that 1t is
still in the vicinity OF the spot where
the unfortunate young man lost his life,
while others mainta In that it has been
carried up or down the river by the
tide. 1t is probable that it will not be
recovered Until II rises, which will not
be for a day or two.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20

LANCASTER, Pa, July 19.-Lancas
ter County was visited by another storm
last evening. Rain fell in torrents,
washing tie fields and swelling the
streams, and the hail was severe. The
tobacco in the course OF the storm was
cut to pieces. Hundreds OF acres were
damaged, and some of the tobacco
ruined. Corn and oats were consider.
ably demaged. At Safe Harbor, Abra.
ham Taylor lost nine acres of his to-
bacco and John Eise five acres. Harry
Miller, of Rock Hill, had his tobacco
injured to the extent of 81 900. At
Cones:oga Centre and West Willow the
damage was also great. just above this
city d. j. MeGrsnn and A. G.. Kepler
suffered coEsiderabl loss.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Suicide

W. l.. Keister, aged y ! 'h' virvini|
Ter for a hat dealer olA ii ,n !, RaIeia|
committed suicide ma o.o - % orn,rs Il
North Carolina, yeileiuA! san ana d
taking choral. fs ~ t'ayps A Vii
bsuch for 10 days n '''
and child. .,...ale desI(
Charles N. Erich, v y ,Gs Tanpevs
in queensware at Mta, lP.ns,I mOrpl1
shot himself eaf.y " IN v0utds(
and is believed 10 be u .l'' cause.
Domestic unhappiness W. n, ~, stssmd
A woman passengerpal. -, ~ STomulttd
State Of Maine, from | o'" y'r.s,,h1srd
suicide by jGmpiai cy,'sr.wIcS, d
Point Lepreu&, Nce - GaTlptr, s1
Sunday. Hsr name vs. lTIm Ilesn
she came to TINS ~ov III sas about I
three years ago 9l
years of age.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-20
Horse steaiing Near Port Deposit.

PORT DEPOSIT, md, July 16.-A
valuable horse and mare ware stolen
from the field Of Geo. s. and Stephen
Winchester, farmers, residing neal
Frenchtown, last night. Search lie be-
ing made for the lost property to-day,
but 30 far nc trace OF It has been found,
Quite a number OF horses have been
stolen in THIS neighborhoou Ia the lasr
few weeks, none Of which Lave beer
recovered, and it is evident that her,
lie skillful and well organized band g,
thieves engaged in these dep7adations
who leave no trace by which they Cai
be detected. Most Of tho farmers ant
others who own valuable stock are ex
ercising extraordinary care for l;s pro
lection.