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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The great sources Of the extensive cura-
tive range of DR. Jones Red Clover Tonic
sre its great blood purifying qualities and
its gentle apeTitive action. thereby renov-
ing al restraint from the secretive oreans.
curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia.
costiveness. bad breath piles. pimpies, low
spirits sick and nervous headache. sg1e.
malaria. and All stomach. liver and kidney
troubles. The most delicate stomach So
ceuts n rifh relish. Price 81 cents. For
ssle hY +. r. Wilson
We are agents for The celebrated when
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

+ issz1s--J l.glcxsd sse soEtA 5a17ses pieked,
saIsss-sresh roa gg4sl4s. aAaEy. lsSi1es
Z ers4a-ery. lo.9lee
tle1se--s1 u ~.
kkgs-ll.- i&5s- l11 - =
mutton s45ss5.5l. Taa-s = 3983 ~. beei, $50
eirsia-Nas41 Cla9soa. TX. Lsnezstsg 7oe
Oala. sssae. kys. Soc. E~Elz5, azssl - psf
aias--essea. . , 2. pr cured e. espse s7s.s
~ &C. c4lf sk1-s, ~ lzne. ~ ~ .2i-s
slsce sheep ps.Ls 5oeSs sool Dsils estimated
Al = ,.
Honss-~gl9 > .. ,.
Hag-Timothy. slz4l4 per tOus Cover, hSil
Posl1ry-Fo~Is. dressed. $3.50 > =. spring
chickens size PER 10.
SJr@s-sSesss 81 , load
Wool-ls Ashed, l5ss - INV ~Ashsd, l6ss soc-
Nod -FOur-foog wood = ~0rth t-SJ9o
cord Block stove wood. e Sou
Groesriss sad ProsisiOas- W whoiss~is.
sukars-Cut loaf IA grznHlAteds 6ssc a
s.9sise; extra C 's.so5sei ye-l0" =
1Ssee-4ireen Rio. l2al4e. Rio, roasted, Is
I,s. lava green l51zsc- Java. roasted = &c
AArAaaibo, roasted, lsegAiei Mexican roasted, %
Tsss-Japan. me, sS94oe Japan medium, zo<s
SO. yriinary Issl Sc Tyson. S0sz5oc, gunpo"der
s0es5oc. C.5long isa60c, Congo. 1o&soc
FlOur-s2 Do per cats - ~ per Dbl, patent pre-
Cess, q % per ewts > 81 per ob4, a. SneaA ~Oo
& IS per cWt d a. per Dbl - 80
Nil fses. .--screeninss 81 per ton; bran, ".
ships s13; middllngs. SloGlo Eeed-NOsn Aio
Kerosene 80 on-MiehigAn test. lOlxc per gal;
water white. II &C.
GAzOline-nbse per ga -. ...,.,. sooo
seesis-Cloyer. - Ooes6 80 per ou; timothy, y "
Fish-No. white nzh, 81 % per half bbl;
other grades - 00ts4 - per half Dbl troul; %
cod salt - per ID; clans u ~ per huIi.
dred, canned oysters, selects' SoSSoe' sinoAe"
PM IN Sarrels-Mess pork, Chicago packed
so sal %; extra short esi, sll 20 standard
Iars~I9erces re 30 and 50 H. tubs nc; 50
lb round tins 100 cases. 30; In TIN pals, i5s9oc
Beef Ia barreis-Extra Iness. warranted 40 ioe
8, Ooa,s IS: extra. bOnelesss su ~.
BufJerint,-W keSha creamery, soIlds loc, rolls
lss.c. dairy solid, li1sc, rolls. l21zc.
Fruius-Lemons, choice, q oo'sss %; lemons
fancy. - 30 -.
raw perlb., SIC; fancy red, raw, per h. 51SS5sze
cnoice white Va 56l51xc; fancy, II. 7. Va, %
&C. almonds TerIagons, Ice. California. l5e9loc
Brazils, 16G9c; hlberts, Sicily, uel2c; BARGE
Iona loc: Walnnts, Grenoble, Il; pecaIls, Texas,
HP., s1ISc: Missouri, s1sGsc-
Building Material.
Lumber-Biu stuff, timber, joists and scant-
ling ~ lS and 10 feet, sil; do 10 r. sl2; DO - r.
slS Sheeting boards dressed on one side, Sc, s.
and $40. Fence flooring SIC; common flooring
SO siding. LIST and I'd, sl7: common, sl5
Finishing lumber, s25aSO. Barn boards No. L
dressed on one side, slIi No. = el4.
Shingles-l6 inch stars &. 2.754SOo; seconds, & %
Lsth-No. l. 81 sos rs
Lime-Ohio, 95c; Grand Rapids, 75c; Petoskey
Cenent-sl 1901 % per bbl
Nails-Common brad and fencing;
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
Seven Fifty.

One hundred black cOrkscrew worsted
oyercoats will 20 at $50 this week. OH
ers get 5000 for the same goods.
GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

o-eess as rs res
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct l5.-The Drovers journal
reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts. 1000; best cattle steady;
others lower; shipping steers. 81. 4045.20; !;
stockers and feeders. 81. .0OtdS.25; cows
bulls and mixed, Sl.500300; bulk, 81. 20(G
$50; through Texas cattle, Zoe lower; cam
ners, S2.25d3.O0; good steers, S3.00a3 40;
western rangers, l0(Gl5c lower; natives and
half-breeds, sSoOa3,s5; wintered Texans,
SS. 30CG365.
Hogs-Receipts, 1l,oOO: slow, Zoe lower; :;
Shipping, sS75g4,5o: light weights, SS.5o@
Sheep-keceipts. 5000; steady; natives,
81. 25CG4.20: western, S3.50(d86O; Texans,
S2,2o(92.75; lambs. S4.0O@4.75.
St Louis, Oct Is. - Cattle-Receipts
1000; shipments, 500; market steady at un-
changed prices; fair to choice native ship
pers, S4.25C94.90; butchers steers, S3.25t9
430; rangers and Texans, S2.00(83.55
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; Shipments 1000;
market active and lower; butchers and choice
heavy, S4.3064.50: packers s4.059495; !;
Workers, S4lOg4.SO; pigs, common TO good
SS. .l0C94.00
Kansas City, Oct l5-Cattle- Receipts,
1000; shipments, 1000; slow and weak; good
To choice, 81 0OtG4.50; common to medium
S330C939o; stockers, 81. 25(92. IS; cows, 81. .5OG
2GO; grass range steers, 81. .25Cd3.l0.
Hogs-Receipts, 6,000; shipments, 1000;
good 10 choice, s4.3094 so; common to me
dium, So 75(elI.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO Oct. l5- [Spe ,ial Telegram to
the BEE shipping cattle of
good quality sold at steady prices, while the
general run of cattle were dull and lower.
Thin aud rough grades were extremely hard
to SELL though there was no quotable change
In the general market for fat beeves. The
strike Of ArmourS beef men took big
buyer out of the market, and in case
his 1000 cattle of all kinds cannot be
slaughtered, they will probably be thrown
back on the market The market this week
has not been very satisfactory, but trade has
not been interrupted nearly as much as
was expected. Shipping steers, 1850 to !, 500
lbs, Si.SJtd520; POO to 1850 lbs, S430t04, IS ;
$50 TO 200 lbs, S3.409i.0O. The receipts of
through Texas cattle, counting some that
arrived late yesterday, were about =, SOC head
and OF northern rangers received to-day
about 5000. Sales were very slow and prices
aOCGl5c lower. There were some rough
western cattle, such as sold at SS.45 two or
three DAYS ago, for which no buyers would
give S5W. Sales: SO 80 \, Montana l,259 lbs,
SSS I'm l$ Montann lSso lbs SS65; ,a g SNyy WON
ILL lbs, $500; 80 Colorado Texas, $50 lbs,
SO 05; ly4 Wyoming feeders, ,068 lbs, $500;
81 Wyoming, l,O9i lbs, 81 80: 2il Wyoming
Texas, LOCO lbs, s3.25; Isl Wyoming Texas
ll,O6l lbs, S3l5; 20 cows, LOLA lbs, S2.60; 26l
Wyoming, 1907 lbs, $500.
Ho6s-Trade was slow and prices again a
good sc lower all around, perhaps l0c off on
common and undesirable stock, making IA de-
cline of 25GS0c since the break on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Rough and common
packers are making S3.0oa3.50, and only a
few selling; fair TO good mixed S3.006l405;
best heavy 81 lOCG4.SO. There was only a
limited demand Tor light sorts Not a hog
has been slaughtered in anv OF the big houses
this week so far. Rough and common light
90. S.'594.l 10; orkers, Sil5t14.SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
Preyailinp Prices.
FFtNNIIIHg PFICbs.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live

Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market
Choice steers, 1850 To 1900 lbs. ..... S4 2594 go
Choice steers 100 to 1890 lbs. ... 375(84 90
Medium steers, 1850 ~ 1859 lbs. =. 360(d4l5
Fat little steers, 1850 to 1850 lbs -. 8.s0014OO
Good feeders. s,....................... 2.9OCQ325
Good to cOlce corn-fed cows ..... 2.9O(d3OO
Range cows. ........ 2.25Cp2. so
Fair to medium grass cows ...... 2.O1D2.25
Good 10 choice pulls. ............... l.50Ul.7 rs
Light and meulum nOgs............ 4OC9l.l0
Good 10 choice heavy hogs ..,.. 4l0tU4 rs
Good 10 choice mixed hogs. 405C64l5
Rough throw outs. 2.50(d3.O0
Good TO choice sheep. .............. SOOCd3 25
Fair TO good sheep. 275Cd3.O0
Common SHEEP. p..................... l.50Cg2.50
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
Notes


No sheep market
Hogs take step down.
Cattle receipts were more liberal
Judge Brush. Denver, was in to-day.
4. b. llord, Cheyenne was at the yards
to-day.
j. Mccall Dennison, Ia, was on with a
car of hogs
d. II. and j. W Snyder, had $50 head OF
cattle in to-day.
B. Babe, Niobrara, was here with five loads
of cows and steers
Hogs sold to-day at SLOO per hundred
higher than year ago to-day,
Z. w. Miller, Concord, Neb., was here and
sold two loads OF native stockers.
NJ. Quealy, Medicine Bow was on the
market with three loads of cattle.
The Lance Creek Cattle company. Lusk,
had two loads of cattle in the yards.
The Swan Land and Cattle company were
on the market with train of 800 head of cat
tie.
Mr.. Hunt, from Vermont. who recently
bought ranch near Papllion. was q visitor
at the yards.
A. Haas had twelve loads of cattle in from
Bitter Greek; :. Spencer, OF the same rllce,
had two loads in.
The Wisconsin Wyoming and and Cattle
company, Medicine Bow. had seven ears of
cattle on the market
On the market with hogs Files II Co.
Cedar Rapids; II. B. Dexter Blair; Morse
Rogers " Co., North Bend; Spells q Co.,
Branard; j. w. Uhl, StOrmsburI; l.. Ander-
son ~ Co., Mead; NJ. Killner, Madison; \.
Flint, Litcnlield; J. w. Jones, Aurora; ID. +.
Roach phllins
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
FINANCIAL

New York. Oct l5.-MowEY-On call,
active at ,i@7 per cent closing at per
cent asked.
PRIAE MERCANTILE PAPER-4a5 per
cent
STERLING EXcHANoE-Str0ng but duh
t+.sl for sixty day bills; 81. ~ for demand.
GovEREhENTs-Gover bonds were
In good demand and stronger.
SToCKs-The stock market was again
quiet and presented little feature OF special
stocks came into prominence and the volume
of business was largely increased The
opening was irregular. though generally
heavy. and the IrreguaTity continued for a
short time, when the strength displayed by
specialtieS rallied the general list. Toward
noon, however, the market yielded and be-
came quiet, and So remained until the last
hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16

No. ., 75llc.
Corn-iSteady; No; . mixed. $1le,
oats-Frmer; No.2 mixed 27!4g!1i,c.
Rye Easier; No. . 52ctj}c
Pork-Steady at $3.50.
Iard-Firmer at S5.SIig.
Whisky 81 l3
Minneapolis, Oct. Wheat-Quiet;
light receipts owing 10 railroad strikes; No. |
hard, cash, i0Iqc: November, ill4c; Decem-
Der, 73c; No. northern, cash, or November,
60c; December 7Oslc; No. 2 northern, No
vemDer, &c: December, 6St4c
Flour-Dull; patents, 81 l0lG4.25; bakers,
S3.10(dS 25
Reeepts-wheat. 5000 bu.
Shipments--Wh Wheat, 1900 bu.; flour, 1900
bbls.
New York. Oct. Is. = wheat-Receipts
ll2,001: exports, 24.0O0; spot l4@lSc and OBJ
tons azd3lc higher, closing firm; ungraded
red, ia >iaIc; No. 3 red, size; No. = red,
S}l4c in elevator S4l4GS4S4c atloat; No. |
red. Si9Sfac; No. red, October, closed at
S3&Sc.
Curn-Spot firm but less active; options
opened shade lower. later advanced 4@]6c,
closing iirm: receipts, $4,000; exports, 4:OOD;
ungradad, 43l9@45la C; old No. 3. i3i SC; No. .,
4l6@4I$ac in elevator, 45lgc ailOat; No.
October closed at 443sc.
Oats < Ui &C higher. moderately active: re-
ceipts, 5000; exports LOCO; mixed western,
S3l ,Cd34c: white western, 35(I40c
Petroeum-Firm: United, closed at Gi9(
Pork-Q and very tair; mess. SllOO@
l1.25.
Lard-Steady; prime steam, spot su.lo
Cd6.15
Butter Steady, fair demand.
Eggs-Firm, for fresh stock.
Cheese-Quiet.
Milwaukee, Oct. 5.---Wheat---Strong;
cash, 7ll4c; November 7lisc; December i4c.
oats-Quiet; No. ;, @ltc.
Rye-.Dull; No. l, sic.
Observation-Disclosures.
Pork October, SS.95; November, $500.
st. Louis. Oct l5.-Wheat-Strong and
1ic; December, 7G3s@165ac; May, S5ltc.
Corn-Flrm; No. . mixed cash, 32lfc;
8SJ;c. >'''
Oats-Dull, but firm: No. mixed cash,
26G!iHc; November, 2Gi+ +026≻ May, S07bc.
Whisky-Steady at Sll3.
Butter-Quict and easy; creamery, 24d27c.
Afternoon -Wheat-Steady and
q shade better. Corn-Firm and &c higher.
OatsWeak and 1s@llc lower.
Liverpool. Oct. l5.-Wheat - In poor
demand; new No. . winter Is GlId steady; ;
new No spring, ,6s sd, steady.
FlOur--ln poor demand dull at SIS Id.
! As 31Sd, steady: November and December, As
| 3d, steady.
Toledo, Oct -Wheat-Steady and
| firm; cash, 76l3c.
Corn--Dull; cash, 37iSc bid.
OATS Steady cash aud October, 26c.
Kansas City. Oct 5-Wheat-Higher;
No. 3 red, cash, Gle; November 6l1ac; De-
cember, 6lcJS bid; May, 7lasc
ber. 30I3c bid; May, 35SSc.
Oats-Nominal cash, 24c bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16

All sales OF stock in this market are made
per Cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated
Dead hogs sell at &c per lb. for all weights.
skins or hogs weighing less than loo lbs,
no value. Pregnant SowS are doCkCd 10 lbs.
and stays - lbs
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16

2n1c; November, 25s@254c; May, 3oiG
SOoc.
kye-Steady at 4sc.
Barley-Shade higher: 52ig653c.
Timothy seed--'rme, 81 651 l.65, closing
at Sl.65.
Flax seeds dI0c.
WhlsKy-SllS.
Pork-j@lOc higher. closed steady; cash,
SS.gOldSgj October $3.50; November SS.0J
dSSiS; January, S49jd9Ek.
Lard-Steady; cash, S5.fjd5s0; October
s57Od5.T!H; November. s5.TJq577lf; Janu.
AIRY, S5.95'dh9iY.
Bulk Meats Shoulders s540d545; short
clear, SG.Gj06 20; short ribs, 50. 20.
Butter-Quiet; trm; creamery, iSG!Sc;
dairy, lSd22c; packing stock, UdFc.
Cheese Easier; full cream cheddars. ila
ll14c; do flats. llmll5.c; young America
ll4@12c; skins, base.
Eggs-lG lG1lsc.
Hides-H Heavy green salted, fully cured,
lkc; light do size; bull hides sc dry. 2c;
salted Hole.
Tallow-No. 1 country, 5Jsd3sIc, No, ..
&c: cake. Ss.c
Afternoon Board-The markets ruled a
shade hrmer. Wheat. November, - isaT3l4 &C i,
December, 53%Ec; May, slismSlasc, Corn,
November, 9.d&j7sc: December $40;
May, 4l@4ll sc. Oats, November, 2ji.C; NAV,
30at td3O' &c Pork, November, $500; Janu-
ary sgg5. Lard. November s51Ija; Janu-
prV S5p1l.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16

-
Rangc ofpriCcs.

Range of Prices.
Showing the highest and lowest prices
paid for loads OF hogs on this market during
the past seven days and for the same time
last year:
Sept. 1885. Oct lSSG +. oct. Iss5
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16

dry salt sides, Si4E; Shoulders. Sc; ified beef
ro uiar l2c: dried bet, ham pieces. l5c; lard,
30 III cans. G5,c larj,sg0 Id cans, Fairbanks,
&c; 10 10 cans, Fairbanks, 7i.c: III cans,
Fairbanks, 1Nc; . 10 cans Fairbanks. 1asc
BEANS inferior stock. go ,5Gl00: good
clean country, 81 0Nepl.25; medium. hand
picked S1.SodLi0 hand picked navy, SL4O
al 20.
Flour AND MuIsruFFs-W inter wheat
flour. best quality patent, S275 second quail
ity. $40: best quality spring wheat
-four, patent, S2.Go; bran, SOC per cwt ;chopped
feed, I0c per cwt; white corn meal, SLO0;
yellow corn meal, pOc per cwt; screening. 60c
per cwt; homlny, $500 per cwt; shorts. 5jc
per cwt; graham, sl.G0; hay, in bales, sj.5o@
GOO per ton.
GRAIN-Corn, Ac; new oats, 9Sc; rye, 4oc
wheat No. =, fOc
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
asoi ~ ' sItis sisNNN
Cincinnati. Oct. 10 Wheat

OIHCIHHhtI' UCI NV NtNI-IHdVtIN
No. ., 75l4c.
Corn-Steady: No. . mixed, 37l5c
Oats-Frmer; Noe mixed, % 4@'!1i.c.
Rye Easier; No ., 52aj}c.
Pork-Steady at $3.50.
Lard-Firmer at s5.sIig.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-16
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Friday Evening, Oct. Is.
Cattle-rhere were few more cattle in
to-day than yesterday. Values remain about
the same. Western range cattle are in lib
eral supply and feeders are changing hands
moderately fast. Range COWS and native
butchers stock are coming in very fast and
the market Is weak and slow. Medium
weight cOIn-fed steers were in fair demand.
Hogs-The receipts OF hogs were more lib
eral to-day and the market at least Zoe lower.
The feeling in the market is weak and deal
ers generally anticipate lower prices.
Sheep-NOthlng doing on the market.
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. tle...,................... 400
HOUs Inl
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-25
NiH1 sV-DHs
Passage Through the Senate
of the Dawes Sioux Res
ervation Bill.
A Couple of Important APP
preparation Bills Re-
ported from House
Committees.
Novel Device to Attract the Attention
ofthe Chair Adopted by
a French Officer.
Coke Making Hungarians of the
Connellsville District Again
Committing Depre-
datiOns.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
Washington, Feb. 25-A bill was in
troduced by Mr.. Logan, by request, en-
titled a bill to regulate commerce among
the several states and to codlfy the laws
relating to things of exchange and other
commercial papers.
The senate, on motion of Mr.. Dawes,
resumed consideration of the bill to pro-
vide for the allotment of land in ever
atty to the Indiane. Passed.
MIR. Hale gave notice tina! after Mr..
Georges remarks on the educational
bill he (Hale) would move for an axe
cutive session upon matters of import
ance that would probably occupy the
remainder of the day.
1t is understood that Mr.. Hale referred
to the nomination of Pillsbury and
Chase to be collectors of internal revenue
respectively at Boston and Portland,
which nominations are reported ad-
versely.
AT two O'Clock the educational bill
was laid before the senate and Mr.
George took the floor to continue his re-
marks in favor of the bill.
HOUSE.
MIR. Hewitt presented g memorial OF
1872 savings banks of New York state,
representing 1,l65. 900 depositorp, asking
for the repeal of the Bland silver act.
Referred.
The committee on commerce reported
q bill to incorporate the Atlantic and
Pacific ship railway. Referred to the
committee of the whole.
The committee on military affairs re-
ported the military acadamy a%ppropria-
ton bill and it v as referred to the commit
tee. The estimate for 1887 is 1920
The committee recommends the appro-
prlation of $297,s05 or $1I4,a7O less than
the estimates.
IHhe COMMITTEES On postonnices and post
roads reported the postofice approprl-
alton bill. Referred to the committee OF
the whole.
The committee on public lands report.
ed a bill to forfeit lands granted to the
state OF Michigan to aid in the eonstruc.
tion of o railroad from Ontonogon to
the Wisconsin state line. Placed on the
house calendar.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-25
Aenin ON he Rampage.

Conneilsville, Feb. 25-The socialistIc
caused more trouble in the
coke region this morning. Crowds of
them assembled at Bradford and
marched to the summit, on the Mount
Pleasant branch, forcing every coke
dra wer from work along their route.
They were nearly oil armed and fred
numerous shots to intimldate the work
ers at the summit and other works. The
coke drawers fed, through fear of vio-
from the mob, and in some
left their scrapers
in the bot ovens to melt.
that if they continued to work
the tipple and other buildings at the
would be destroyed. Thes trikers
demanded an advance of ten cents per
oven, instead of ten per cent, re-
granted at Besining. The men
requested the superintendent to dis
charge men who had worked daring the
This was refused and tie men
all struck this afternoon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-25
Il
AGAINST HOME RULE

L AS"A ASSAib
London, Feb. 25-The associated
chambers of commerce, which have been
IN session here for the past three days,
to-day adopted, by unanimous vote, a
resolution declaring that the grant OF
home rule to Ireland would prove dis.
astrous to both Ireland and Great
Britain. This is tho resolution offered
by the Dublin chamber of m and
seconded by the Glasgow chamber.
PISTOL PRACTICE IN THE CHAMBER.
Paris, Feb. ga new kind of a SEN
sation was made in the chamber of dep
uties this Afternoon. A strange man in
one of the galleries arose e%xeitedly, drew
q revolver and fred it twice with a down.
ward aim and then coolly threw q let ter
Clemencs. The man was
quickly seized and hurried out by the
police. When the excitement had sub.
sided a hattened bullet was found at the
feet of the president of the chamber.
The prisoner said he was q soldier who
had been 80 i'll treated by his superiors
and ignored by the officers of justice that
he had resorted to the desperate
expedient of creating a sensation in the
chamber of deputies, in order to secure
attention to his grievances. The prlso-
ner gave his name as Poierere and said
he was an officer in the French army.
re assorted that the letter which he
threw toward Clemence contained an
offer to give the government the names
of the betrayers OF Metz.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-25
Foolish Dalton.

Cincinnati, Feb. 25-The sergeant at
arms of the house of representatives ar
rested Dalton today for refusing to go
to Columbus with the returns of pre-
cinct A, fourth ward. Dalton said be
was unable to comply with the order of
the house committee because the senate
committee still hold the returns. bis
attorney applied to Judge Robertson for
a writ of habeas corpus and the court
Immediately released Dalton on his
own recognizance in the sum of S 5000
and appointed Wednesday next for q
hearing of the case.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-25
Murderous Confession.

MatamoraF, Mexico. Feb. 25-Saml.
Reed, a deserter from the eighth cav
airy, United States army, who was I'M
plicated in the murder of o rich Jew
named Block, made a confession yester-
day, giving the full particulars of the
crime He says that Saml. Williams,
also a deserter from the cavalry, struck
Block with a thick piece OF iron and
then assaulted with . knife. They got
but little money, the greater part being
in a safe which they overlooked. Will
iiams will probably be taken out by tue
authorities and shot in expiation. of his
crime.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-25
stiiI ON the war Path,

Elpaso. Texas, Feb. 25-Word has just
been received here OF a meeting between
Genera Crook and Geronimo at
Lang's ranch, seventy.eiRht miles SOUTH
west OF Deming, day before yesterday.
1t states that'the chief and FIVE bucks
held q consultation and asked permits
sion to return to the reservation peace
ably. Crook refused, demanding their
unconditional surrender. Geronimo re-
fused to give himself up and after a con-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-25

Which said tax shall be and the same
is hereby fixed in proportion on each
of such streets respectively to the feet
abutting upon such sidewalks and i'm
provements, that is to say, that such tax
shall be on the lots and parts of lots
abuttlng all walks of the width of six
feet and constructed of gravel at the rate
of twenty-five cents per foot, and upon
all lots and parts of lots AUDITING ali
walks of the width OF SIX feet and ION.
structed of wood at the rate of ffty-nine
and one half cents per foot, each being
the contract price and cost of construct
ing said walks, and the furnishing of
material therefor, and the said lots and
| parts of lots, the name of the owner, 30
far as known, and the allowance and tax
levied are as h~ereinbefore recited and
tabulated.
Section 2. That all of the aforesaid
improvements having been fully COM
pleted according to the contract afore-
said. as apnears by the report of the
street commissioner and the city en-
gineer of said city, on file in the office OF
the city clerk. The whole of the afore-
said Sums of money are hereby declared
due and payable from and
after the passage and approval OF
this ordinance, and the same shall be
levied and collected in the manner pro.
vided by law and when collected paid
to the contractor as hereinafter provided
Sec. 3. In case any of the taxes here
IN levied on any of said lots or parts OF
lots aforesaid, shall remain unpaid for
more thar thirty DAYS from tha time the
same shall have become due and payable
as aforesaid, according to the provisions
of this ordinance, and the charter and
ordinances Of said city, the same, shall
thereupon become delinquent, and ii
shall be the duty of the city treasurer to
proceed forthwith to advertise the same
for sale as other delinquent city taxes
and t%hereupon in the same manner az
other city taxes delinquent to sell the
said lots and parts of lots on which any
taxes hereby levied remain unpaid at the
date fixed for the sale thereof; and no
soon as the moneys are collected or real.
ICED upon a sale as aforesaid of the prop.
erty delinquent, or otherwise collected
by the city treasurer, the san, shall be
by him paid over to the contractor en-
titled thereto, together with the penalty
and interest allowed by law, if any there
be.
Sec, 4. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
passage and approval.
Passed February Is, 1886.
d. T. WHITE, City Clerk,
Approved, February 23rd, 1856.
Q. j, B. HARRIS, Mayor.