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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-10

risk. The issue of shipping papers has
been stopped. The commercial world
is excited.
There was slight firing on the
frontier by Greek troops, in disobedi-
ence of orders. Quiet was soon restored.
Before presenting his resignation yes
terday Delyannis cent y circular note to
the foreign embassies OF the office to the
effect that Greece had never contem-
plated hostility to the power-that the
government thought the statement that
Greece did not intend to disturb the
peacs was a sufficient answer to the de-
mands of the powers aud the blockade
placed Greece at 3 hoplesss disadyan-
tage and the Greek government, he
said, considered the action OF the powers
in blockading Greek posts entirely un-
justltiable.
REGIsATIoN OF THE MINISTRY.
The Greek ministers PERSISTED in re-
signing, despite the kings refusal, iSun.
day, to accept their resignation.
The Social Journal approves the
ministerial action aud says it believes il
is for the best interest of Greece.
The king met his cabinet at noon to
day and accepted their resignation. The
king Immediately sent for Mikakis ane
commi STONED him to form o new min
istry.
THE FLEET DRIy EN- A
London, May 10-The combined fee
of the powers ordered to blockade tn,
Greek ports, has been compelled to re
!, turn to Suda bay, owing to the severit.
of the weather.
Il TO DIRARM II IoYALISTS.
!. Dublin, May 10-From work beinI
/, carried on under 1.-THE direction of th
government at London Is believed th
government intendsjto disarm the 10y
alists in Ireland.
TURKEY EXPLAINS.
; Athens, May 10-Turkey has sent
= note to Greece explaining that the with
= drawal of the Turkish minister fror
hGuoHb WAS SbSp tahSu supply w uS
!. in copcert with the powers and wa nc
INTENDED to indicate a rupture OF rels
tions between the porte and Greece.
:, H HOME RULE BILL.
h London, May 10-At the hour OF opel
ing the m the house was crowds
in every part. The Prince of Vale
i Priace Christian, United States Minist,
II Phelps and Flouquet, presider
of the French chamber of deputi'
were among the distinguished visito
in the galleries. When Gladstone aroG
he was received with loud cheers. Q
quiet being restored the premier move
a q second reading of the home rule bill
He SAID he did not intend to ask Il
N house to continue the debate OH Il
- bill from day to day.
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semi-Local Clippings,

Olivet Record: Anton l.. Pfsifsr,
county commissioner OF Yankton
county, spent.Monday night in Olivet,
visiting his old friend County Clerk
Eisenmann.
Vermillion Plain Talk: Mr.. j. s. Bells
who has been with Geo. FL. Wheeler for
the past year will Leave for Kingsley
Iowa this week. His place will be taken
by MIR. Charles Brown OF Yankton.
Salem Pioneer Register: Father
Nieblipg, pastor, pronounced his fare
we'll sermon to his people last Sunday
and took the train for Yankton Monday
morning, wher e he expects to remain I'M.
TIL assigned to work in another field.
Columbia Sentinel: G. T. Eldridge
general agent for the White sewing
machine was in town the first of the
week. He received a telegram Tuesday
evening informing him of the serious
illness of Mrs. Eldridge at Yapkton, and
started for that place this morning.
Mitchell Mail: Capt. Rober departed
for a trip to Yankton Tuesday.....SsI. b
Jones is at Yankton intent on i%mplemen,
business. Deputy Marshal Ell. @
Green has gone to Yankton with an IN
sane woman q VIM. Raney and Martin
Miles. of Waterbury, stopped off Satur
day, on their return from a trip to Yank-
ton.
TyndalI Tribune: Mr.. Nichols haI
been invited by the Yankton College Il
travel for them aad solioit funds, but We
think his church will not feel that it car
do without his services at the present
George Fisher is again in towr
and will remain for several days. 81,
has dissolved partnership with 2. FL
Hamel and is now sole proprietor Of tn.
Tyndall photograph gallery. He haI
made arrangements for having photo
graphs finished in Minneapolis.
Hurley Herald: We would call atten
ton to the card of Cox, Odiorne & Go,
Yankton's leading dry goods merchants
Parties doing business with this firm
will receive square and honorable deal
ing in every respect....No man il
Dakota has done more for the atatehoos
movement than HughJ. Campbell. an,
when the time arrives for the distribu
ton Of substantial rewards the psopl
will show him that his efforts in thei
behalf are appreciated. Judge Campbell
ia now engaged in the practice of law a
Yankton, and his long service as Unite,
State attorney, IN which capacity he ka.
to meet and contend with the mos
prominent lawyers of the northwest; Us
we'll fitted him for asuccsssful practice
From personal observation (and sh
writer has spent q great deal of time i,
the court room at Yankton) we can So,
there is not a moro earnest or uptirin,
advocate in the territory than JuaR
Campbell, and we can heartily recon
mend him to those needing the seryics
of an attorney for any purpose.
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MILWAUKEE,.
Proposals.

Office City Clerk,
Yankton, Dakota, May 8, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office until 4 o'clock p. m. on the 18th
day of May, 1885, to do all the printing of the
city for the ensuing year. Bids must be in the
following form:
Letter heads for city officers, 10 lb paper per
1000.
Note heads for city officers, lib paper per
1000.
1000.
1000.
List of committees. per 100.
Council rolls, per 500.
Liquor Licenses, per 100.
Warrants tprinted or litographed-bound)
per 1000.
Tax receipts, per 1000.
Ireasnrer's certificate of redemption, per 500.
Certificates of election, per %.
Poll tax receipts (street commissioner per
Tax deeds, per loo.
Treasurer'sr redemption certificates per 500.
Railroad, bridge ana school bonds, without
regard to number of coupons (priuted) per 80.
Polls books, per dozen.
Reports OF city officers or other printing in
pamphlet form. pages 5x9 inches. printed in
small plea type, on book paper, 100 copies, per
page.
Postal cards, printed, per 100.
All blanks, not enumerated above, Skxfl
inches, per 1Gl.
All blanks not enumerated above, 7xsM
inches, per 100.
The city council reserves the right to award
der for any Of the above printing. Bidders
must make their proposals fer printing con.
form to the above schedule.
e. I. WHITE, City CLERK.
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THE GREEK WAR.

DEPARTURE OF FoREraN VESSELS FROM
suDA BAY AND THE BLOCKADE OF GREEK
POETS MADE coMPLETE-aRE1cE AD-
ANTS THAT THE POWERS HAVE HEB AT
AN ADVANTAGE.
Athens, May 10-The king has written
a letter to DeIaaunis holding him re-
sponsihle for the present condition Of
affairs in Greece. "
Tbs foreign Feet, with the exception
OF one vessel Of each power, left Suda
bay and completed the blockade of the
Greek coast.
The government has warned all vessel
II they letave port il viii be OF their ows
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An Ordinance
Authorizing the issue Of bonds of I

Authorizing the issue OF bonds of The
city OF Yankton to the amount o.
three thousand dollars for the purpos,
OF charging and improving the
water works Of said city.
The mayor and council of the city O,
Yankton do enact an d ordain as fol
lows:
Sec. l. That coupon bonds, In the name
OF the city of Yankton, to the amount
Of three Thousand dollars, T$3,O0Ol ba
issued Tor the purpose Of enlarginp eeS
improving the water works of said city
Such bonds may be of the denomina-
lions OF n hundred, five hundred OF
one Thousand dollars, or IN any or ali
of said denominations, not to exoeed In
the aggregate the sum of three thousand
dollars, and shall be payable, principal
and interest, at the Chemical National
bnnAt, IN the city of New York, in lawful
montey OF the United States, not more
than twenty years after the date OF their
issue, and may be made redeemabis in
the same money, at the pleasure Of the
city of YaEkton, after ten years from
the date OF their issue, and shall boar
interest payable ssmi-annually, GA the
first days OF July and January in each
year, at a rate not exceeding SIX per
cent per annum.
Said bonds shall express on their face
the purpose for which they are issued.
and under what ordinance, and may
have interest coupons attached.
Sec. 2. The bonds issued under this
ordinance shall be signed by the mayor
OF said city of Yankton, and sttestsd BIZ
the clerk OF said city, under the eorpor-
ate seal of said city.
Said bonds or any OF them may be
sold or disposed of by said oity at not
less than ninety per sent of their par
value; in which event the proceeds
thereof shall be used in charging and
improving the water works Of said city,
and shall in no case BIZ diverted from
the object for which they were Issued.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take 1T.
feet and be IN force from and after Its
passage and approval. Passed day 8.
1885.
q. Z. WHrrF, City Clerk.
Approved May s, 1886.
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An Ordinance

To amend section twelve (12l OF chapt,r
elght ~ of the revised city ordi.
nancss relating to the levy aud collec-
tion of taxes.
Be it ordained by the mayor and council
OF the city of Yanktop, ID. T.
Section l. Section twelve az Of
chapter eight (8) of the revised ordi.
nances of the city of Yankton, D. r., ia
hereby amended as follows: Strike out
the word first" before the word Mon
day" on the second line OF said section
and insert the word Second" in lieu
thereof. Q
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect and be IN force on and after its
passage and approval.
Passed May 3, 1886,
E. 7. WHITE, City Clerk.
Approved, May 3, 1886.
q. j. b. HARRIS, Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-10
GENERAL STRIKE NOTES.
ASSAULTED BY STRIKERS.


Detroit. May 10-This morning a
crowd of strikers gathered about the
Michigan Central shop and drove away
sclce werkmen who attempted 70 &C to
work, assanlting them with bricks and
Jumps of dirt. The police are on hand
in force and 25 men resumed work under
their protection.
GARMENT CUTTERS OUT.
Philadelphia, May, I0-About 600
garment cutters, employed in various
Wholesale clothing establishments of
this city, struck to-day for eight hours
work and ten hours pay. The strike
throws cut several thousand men
women and girls.
RESUMED WORK.
Pittsburg, May l0-Fifteen hundred
golfers employed in pits along the
Yongheogheny river and also at the
mines of W. L.. Scott, ct Scott Haven,
Pennsylvania, resumed work this morn.
ing at an advance OF wages.
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Railrcaa Rate war.

ST. Paul, May 10-A passenger rate
war was opened up this morning in this
city. The ticket offices Of the Milwsukes,
the Omaha & Minneapolis and the
Northwestern began selling second class
tickets to Chicago for $3.50. Some
scalpers told a reporter thsy would sell
for rs dollars rather Than lose passen-
gers. There is very little If any cutting
first class tlskets.. Short lines sas
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Excitement In Iaxas.

Great excitment has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. j. e. Corley, who was SO
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head; everybody said he was dying O
Consumption. A trial bottleo DIR. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief, he bought a large bottle and a box
OF DIR. Kings New Life Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles of the Discovery, he was we'll ant
had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds, Tria
Bottles of this Great Discovery for Con
sumption free at the Excelsior Drug Store
ofPnrdy & Brecht.
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sToR, M

HAVOC BY LIGHTNING IN BURLINGTON
"a SEVERE STORM IN SOUTHERN IOWA.
Burlington. Ia, May 10-Yesterdsy
afternoon lightning struck a boarding
house in this city and killed a young
German carpenter, Gustav Mllen, and
knocked down all the other inmates o.
the house.
The dwelling of Frank Geiger, in the
south part Of the city. was struck and
burned.
The storm was very heavy in southern
Iowa
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neath or a WAN street bear.

New York, May 100. F. Woeris-
hotter died suddenly at the residence of
his fa~ther-in-law, in Manhattanville this
morning. Woerishoffer was a leading
bear operator on Wall street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Now York. May 10.
W~HEAT-Lower. No...2 red, May, sss@soh.
CoRY-Shade lower. Mixed western spot 50
GAS.
OATs-Western 40GA1c.
PoRK-Firm. New mess s1o,2s01o.sO
L~ARD-SS,25
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AK INDIANA TORNADO.

Cincinnati, May 1o-The Times-star
Connersville. Ind. special says q tornado
passed through Wayne county, thirty
miles north, last night, destroying every
thing in its track. One woman and two
men killed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-10

they can afford to ignore others on first
class tickets. This cut Of a dollar has
but little influence with first class travel.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-10
Iankton COLLEGE
For the year ending December 81st,
A. ID. ISN5

EOuETH yEAR BEGINS sEPTEMBER
and English cousses. Preparatdry dsnsrfo
menu. lnstrumeltai and yocai gmrMic. Paint.
* nnH OrxwAnE.. Expenshs low.
- JOSEPH WARD, HPresident.
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Very Remarkable Recovery,

Mr.. Geo. Y. Willing, Of Mich, writes;
My wifi has been almost helpless for
two years, SO helpless hat she could not
turn over in bed alone. She uaed two
bottles of Electric BIttere. and is &c
much improved, that she is able now tc
do her own work. Electric Bitters will
do all that is claimed for them. Hun
dreds of testimonials attest their grea,
curative power. Only fifty cents d bot
tie at the Excelsior Drug Store o
Purdy and Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-10

DEpARTUhE8.
leave Hurley for Swan Lake and return dolly.
Leave swan Lake for Yankhon MondaF. wa.
oa7day aad Friday on retarn Of Hurley stase.
Leave kankton for Swan Lake and HuIssx
on Ytsesaays Thursday aud Satnrdav nt7 o'afnsk
northwestern srain. "Asshs
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CHICAGO.


Chicago. May 10.
WHEAT-Iouohed tho lowest figures of the
year to-day. Ca.h and May 1855 June 75x;
July 79k.
CoRs-Weak. Cash add May sM; June ssh.
OATs-Cssh May, 20ss June 2sa.
RyE-e2o.
BARLEy-GOc.
FLAxsKED-Sl. 04k.
TInoTHY-Prime, $1.7O11,72
WHIsKY-&1.14.
LAnD-Easy. Cash and May $b.s7k.
PoRK-Weaker, lower. Cash and May Ss7
June $3.50 July So. 2
Hoos-Receipts $1,000, moderately active; 10
oents lower. Light $4,000, 10; rough packing
ss,5sG$3,a5; mixed and heavy packing $3.50
04,2O.
CATTLE-Reeeiptz $500 Steady. Fat cattle
S4,5o25, s5; butchers s 2,5O04.25; stockers s2,7s
OATS.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. May 10.
WHnAT-Weak- Cash 7sss; June 79x.
ConN-S6%c.
oATs-29Mc.
KYE-66.
B~ARLEY-Quiet 47hcts.
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Dailu
MoND.
RAE

CHIoAao. |
The east
q. m. each
The pasa
$40 each al
Tho wes1
each day, 4
The tral
8 Ribns .; a esd
6:25 q m.
m. each do
onrcAd
The east
&. m. each
The paH|
9:65 p. MI
Sunday
and SHOP
m, MAXI
passenger
AccomiA
eachday.|
p, M. n
Sunday, q
Yankton|
AThe POI
exceptedS
The dell
The mo-
partment|
n On Sui
open frod
oMoe is q
mediation
Mails &
close at u
Mails 9
Milwauk
m.,Sund
Mails
Northwe|
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o m.
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at p. 2
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lailg gress aaa 9akotaiaa
Rucklen,s Arnlaa Save.

Tbs best Saiye ia the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and pos
lively cures Piles, or n pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For Sale by the Excelsior Drug Store Of
Fnrdy Utrecht.
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Yankton Omnibus
AND
Transfer Line.

Earn .andaOfceson Walnut street,sbetyseeL
Thirdland Fourth Sts.
4 ARDERS for BUS and baggage left at tho
" office or at tho MERCHANTS or MORRI-
BON HOTELS, will receive prompt stteation.
Stabling FOR fEs1neyH and freigkters. A good
'iorraii for stock. Water ~yunning through the
corrAil. The best of care taken of herses or
atoak. Telephone Nos. 81. SO and 90.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
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bet tOs 20 Iar, til Nousmbsr 1852,
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$40. 1000 gle ub t 6sbiuar 1860.
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paG 2 2tar FAINT bet Ste % 7be Bper
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8Grffsbsrns ben gore NoDgmb.r 1878.
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poerItaers 800 paa 10 Maareoa-, facet
bet 8500bs 4ofomotiD ~ubieubteg Det
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Fetre6e fit 6aIphunbrsbeag!siHbitaum.
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iuIbrHhte, ubisrte5 / b. RAite 10 Iar,
msoen8 EtLDtrtninS At b. ferite 1000
frGpsbs en- Gib af A @ar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
6ra SSDtiOgn.

Dsn / i'm Glib siDne 02sbbsIsIi, ON
Gunbet Of Roas Qrt tpaes lite at be-
trGFte fig Jor trosnbs Eriitns bar
bette t Og for fig intst at fge, 5oab be
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msn6s meb be uirteItgs GorboIb t bet
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8Iantt be / 2Isigrisn fun6ns OBJ
ttosIsontnger, buOraf ttors SamLiugsr
ftnbss / ~Britii5 N2pisum" t Qoubou,
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al be rebltgs9uIs 2sifiIer meb RtIss
ttttft, ION mas far fanEet Utb llberaps
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Itgsioa sisHb0hue!tgt Gprog, ION bet
bar toitct msg,t arbsiOe at tgbe, lite
at tai: Cm Mgtsn meb at faa be
mango ttuEaoe6s SmaetaoIer ItusSs
iamg'tn, iaa Stift.n tunbs Ialss /
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

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Vile bi8i, StriusIfsr isubes til artiust.
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bunbrebe GslssrGmmsr, t boiIts ip9e og
bsenbs onmo0tr oat ben epOfOItits Bell
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til Gibbo8 B1orsf'er bog boIbsr tn
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for life at ubiGtte fig for fea uionbe
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Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
YaoenS ~&snemaaoe.

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mel, bar ban 1t fortrRfetigt 6sGbrsb,
buiItet ttLbsIs fgI0:s bans rs9tImasFss
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beRgtte8 pso 8atttaustg Gorrsipontauc.
meb @untiaturerus % gralaterne Be-
iiaar 1T: Of enfsIts @bifsrgupper, men
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uosn be iabuisbe forFaar at tp6e gfer
StatsistrstGIsn tonmtt gausu8 grIs
patisfrstGr % forsIeggsr BAN 6e fra
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