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MONEY TO LOAN
AVA AT Low EST RATES OF INTEREST
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
VdOS }. FISHER & CO.
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FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
1431 Penn. ave. II. ".

i2S06 Gay St. Geo. ,12r.S4O
iOl ID me-. 6r., nI.i.-..L5. 80
i911 q 81. n.w., Sr........2.5O
SO h st.n-e., ,Sr.. .m.i.........23
625 y e. ave. 3-st, 6r.,
Waier...--.........
lEDT s. BRADLEY,
2l7 r. Sfrept m W
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NtlB. o . 500 Nisc. o. q
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II 1 .Ig I4th, 1Ur.,
(cor. $50
lIlt lsth. Or. .3story -. %
3:S4 Pa ave. store ~ 1r-.3I
IU x st.n.e. ,Hsi- ST. ~. 40
81 sth Sc, Or. ,2-st...1S3U
SWORMS,
n0o Or
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n26-3t 92l 81. NV.
I.HOR RENT = SIX-ROOM AND BATH. BRICK
II House, 1887 10Th ST. W., SO. Call ut 500 lth
ST n. w.
I->DR kEST-FURNISHE ED-SIX-R ON BRICK
IL EoHse. modern i'm provrments good nes hborhuod,
Convenient 10 and herdics; very low response
bic i'll health the parties decline
housekeeping. Inquire i42o Il st. n2.-3tf
I,'OR REET-HOUsE 633 ST. n. W., NEWLY
IL repaired. IA rooms Apply TO III. GASCH, 631
St II. W., JOHN SHERMAN & co., l4U7 r st. II.
w. n2ttr3t$
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NOR RENT

For = iuii list apply tC WI&SIOTI * WiLCOX.
n24 1GO. PpuDsy.yapia ave ~
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is to wear the Majors straps and
badge. a number of candidates are already
mentioned Capt. Austin, who succeeds
Major Walker Soa1 in command of the department
discussions OF the matter, as his
position makes him the most conspicuous
Capt. Austin's promotion to the place. The
Commissioners to-day received q formal appli-
cation Tor the place from Col. II. w.
signed himself as Slate colonei ard New N Jersey a
volunteers" a gentleman who called on
Commissioner Webb proposed the name of
Mai. +. h. CummlnS chief OF police,
Mr.. Cummins was private on the force under
Major Dye, and was detailed for clerical work
Walker ordered him to 60 ON street duty and
MIR. Cummins, who had never donned y uni.
form, resigned: He was urged upon Mr.. Webb
"whO has one advantage over some people, of
being able to keep his mouth shut"
number % OF applications iIc % for the office made
f Fred G. Calvert rhos Sorssn. esapio1s Saps H e.
4. ' Alien. Papers area are also ' on fiie aau pre. re-
sented by friends Of Lieut.. Arnold at
the time Major Walker was, appointed:
to-day on other matters, and gave no attention
to police affairs. Col. Ludlow said they would
ns In nc that Me n
sala,a %nsi; he said. at !: nsas' nos a man aS,
tation OF q certain kind and is .. most valu.
able man for q great city like New York.
which has large criminal population.
the conditions are entirely different There is
really less crime here than In other cities. We
many arrests aremade tor misdemeanors.
There is no large population that is apt 70 take
part in disturbances. What we want 10 an ofh-
above all, o gentleman" Col Ludlow thinks
the requirements OF the Office are such
fitted for IL He would favor detailing any
army of6cer to the place, II the law permitted
The Commissioners had not to-day received
Arnold.
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THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.-The house sub
committee on appropriations ON the sundry
civil bill to-day heard the Secretary of war;
Gen. Denet, Gen. Holabird and Adj. Gen. Drum
and thus finished up the military features ol
the bill.
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LNOR RENT-HOCSES.
II lI21 q st.n.w..l1iS12
2Ol6 + sLn.w., fur, ,llrl2J
334 & st.nw.. fur. ,llr-l25
1lI4 18th 81. NV, 1r.-.5sJ
1915 3uth sL NV. j 4r...30
2l2l h 81. NV, .r-..-.35
JOG q NV. 6r...-.....--.-...3U
G29 : 81. n W, lOr.......25
1913 10th ST. n W., Sr---225
lilo lith ST. NV, sr ..-25
81. y. Cap. ST NV. 6r..2O
1872 4tn st INV. Sr--.-xO
51s ". Cap. St, 6r--...-.2U
40 u 81. NV, 5r....--...-.l5
No z .th st. road, 9r..-15
12l5 35th St NV, Gr..-l5
) NJ ST. ne, .r.-..-..-2U5U 5U
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ITOR kENT-l444 ST y. W., NINE ROOMS.
II $50. 25i1 VI ST. NV. rooms, S2S Two small
houses, l. Gap. ST. rooms each ,. per month
CHARLES " HANDY.
NV,
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THE GLYMoNT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
The stockholders of the Glymont Improvement
and Excursion company held meeting We'd
nesday night, at the ofilce OF the company, 4G9
Pennsylvania avenne. ID. L. keeiuuyer pre-
sided, and L. .. Thompson was the secretary.
The treasurer, j. o. Johnson, made a report of
cash transaction to date, which was adopted.
The companys agent, w. n. TOler, gave an ac-
count OF the buildings and other improvements
made during the past year. The treasurer and
the agent had quite a heated discussion in re-
gard to the management of affairs, which
finally subsidized. One OF the stock holders said
that the affairs of the company are in a salts
factory condition, and that the Indebtedness is
being paid of.
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1INOR SALE-HOUSE Ills 9TH ST. NV; LOT
~ 3LZx99.4; very desirable location.
House I24N Sth st. NV: Lot 1894. a Desirable
piece Of property. Inquire
F. S. KERN,
n1o-lZt% 452 II st. NV
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WILLS FILED.-The will OF Daniel Stewart,
of Lincoln, filed to-day, directs that his estate
be sold and three-fourths of the proceeds be
paid to his daughter Mary Jane and one-fourth
TO his daughter Francis. The will OF Isaac
Entwisle directs that his household goods 20 20
his daughter Kate B.: to his daughter Aiian.l
and son Charles SIS each; and o; his money aud
bOnds-one-fourth to Emma Crown, one-Iourth
to Isaac IL. Entwisle and oue-hslf to his da III
ter Kate b. The will was admitted TO probate
aud letters issued to James w ilkinson.
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II>oit SALE
Il SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several six-room houses
on on street northeast all modern improvements 10
per cent investment. Frce only s., ,(GO h; also
5 room Brick ). between 18th and 10Th s,s.S i 800
rooms and cellar on Caroline 500
~ COrcOraD st.................,.. 600
bet. Vermont ave. & 10th ID; StiU
BRICK II rms East Capitol ST. bet 9th and 7th 900
rooms and cellar, 18th near r 81, mouse s. $50
bet n. Cap. & lst sts. ny -, 700
Apply ut once TO J. w. p MYERS,
n24-6t% I4IS New York avo
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

marry fer sove than for money recently,
tho decision beng made that it was.
John Wilson, @ well known resident of
La Moure county, died a few days ago
from the effects of q gun shot wound ac-
cidentally inflicted by himself.
TIE largest locomotive in the world
has lately been sent to the Cascade divi-
sion of the Northern Pacific railroad. 1t
is q ten wheeler and weighs eighty tons.
The Galena district is believed to be
the coming mining district of the Black
Hills. Several of the mines only partially
developed, are already paying hand
romely.
a three year old child fell into q we'll
forty feet deep ct Andover, the other
day, and when rescued its arm was
broken In two places, hip disleoated and
head badly bruised. 1t WAS thought Its
wounds would not prove fatal.
Lake Preston is iubilant oyer the fact
OF the location o; depot grounds, round
house and tnrn table at that point. The
conclusion is that when the road is ex-
tended south and north that town will
be made division headquarters.
Sully connty keeps its prisoners in
the Hughes county jail and during a late
settlement of accounts the sheriff of
Hughes county made oath that he had
fed the prisoners, Eve IN number and
three OF them children, for their daily
fare each for six months two and o half
pounds OF beef, six pounds of potatoes,
two loavea OF bread and all the incidents
and ct c~eteras.
DR.. W. W. Bradley, who was convict
ed OF frauds connected with the election
OF '84, in Sargent county, but still awaits
sentence, has made a confession, in
which he asserts that T. g. Lauder. pam
didate for register, and himself, with the
connlvance OF the clerks OF election, a
Minor, stuffed the ballot-box with 13(
votes, and chsnged forty more agains'
Geo. Montgomery, the opposing candi
date for register.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
rHE NEWS

-sEHTEEr --~- 449fHea
The fiset annual session of the Baptist
congress- of the United States opened u
Baltimore yesterday morning with q
large attendance.
The river Pc has broken its bank IN
several places in the province OF Povlgo
and flooded an immense area OF land.
The damage cannot now be estimated.
The inhabintanto of the Hawaiian
islands yesterday celebrated the fftieth
anniversary OF the birth of King "Dave"
Kalakaua. By royal proclamation the
day wal observed as 4 general holiday.
Prince Nicholas, Of Mingsella. has
been designated by the Russian govern
ment to succeed to the Bulgarian throne
The powers have unanimously agreed to
his appointment as the new ruler of Bull
gasia.%
The climate of Florida is o more
powerful foe to Geronimo end his band
than all the forces Of the United States
army. The enervating climate and their
own filth are killing them of at tie rate
Of four q day.
There is q rumor that the Milwaukee
road will shortly begin work on q line
from Manila, the south end OF the
Sioux City line, to intercept the Kansas
City line somewhere nea the southi line
of the state.
Il is reported the Northwestern COM
pany has q corps OF surveyors in the
field running o new line from Lincoln to
Omaha on which il expects to build
track shortly for an extension OF the
road recently completed from Fremont
to Lincoln.
The council OF the London social
democratic federation will send q letter
to the Marquis Of Salisbury demanding
OF him that he as prime minister receive
the deputation OF unemployed working.
men next Sunday afternoon, and heal
from them q statement Of the reasons fol
government assistance.
The railroad contractors who are now
building the Cheyenne and Northern
railroad In Wyoming have recently beer
awarded the contract for building the
Union Pacific branch road from Dillon
Summit county, to connect with The
main line at Fort Steele in Wyoming
The proposed line follows the Blue rivel
rom Dillon to the Grand river, and ny
the Grand to The Muddy, and thence
through the Muddy pass and down te
the North Platte, and thence to For,
Fred Steele.
A war Of Customs tariffs between
Switzerland and Germany is imminent
The federal council recently opened
negotiations with q view to a revision
OF the existing commercial treaty will
Germany and the latter government for
mally consented to treat, bnt it ia nos
considered almost certain that German,
will refuse to make any concession
whatever In the case. Il is expected
Switzerland will close the ST. Gothare
railway, Germany's natural commercia
route to Italy. to all German goods
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
THE VOTE FOR DELEGATE.

Figures Showing the Congressional
Vote by Counties In ako mt the
Lnte ElectiOn-The Congressional
Vote OF 1854.
The following table gives the vote for
each candidate for delegate to congress
IN the several counties OF Dakota at the
election OF November End. 1886, and OF
the congressional election of 1884. In
1884 O.s. Clifford vas the republican
candidate and J.. R. Wilson the demo-
cratic candidate. In 1885 O. s. Clifford
was the republican candidate and NJ. II.
Day the democratic candidate. The
vote Of 1886 will be completed as q t as
the returns come in:
soUTH DAKOTA.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
The Endsor the strike,

Chicago. Nov. 16-AIl is quiet AZ the
stock yards to-day. The old hands were
taken back. 1t is stated one-half Of the
former employees are back again. The
exodus of the new men is quite general,
although in some packing houses there
is q disposition OF the new men to stick,
and as they have been promised protec-
ton they are prepared to become part
of the regular force. Some are skilled
men and quite equal to old hands. The
guards are still retained as a measure OF
caution.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

Omaha Republic.n IA: NJ
Maryi- Hughitt, OF tbs u
has made Omaha . Il
proposition. 1t is that bin ~
will build a line from a cont |
Sioux City and Pacific, betva.s
and Fremont, to this CITY. ~
Omaha will give him the rioh,
Ii accepted the cost to Omaha ~ ls
about $65,O00. MIR. Ruehitt s.s WI
reaching northwest Nebraska y. \
do away with the incopveniensa \
ing from Omaha on the Ch;s.a
Paul and Minneapolis, transisssl
the Fremont, Elkhorn and Y
Valley at Fremont. Wheth.r nj; a I
sition will be accepted by Onshs I
10 a matter for the future to y.
There is q division of septiman, us /
the citizens here on the matts.. \ \
ponents contending that the Nn,N y
ern will be compiled to but ~
any way, therefore subsidy Womb ,Ge ,
waste of money.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
Coopers Lay Down Their Tools.

Cincinnati, Nov. 16-To-day from
1000 to ! 200 ooopers are idle because of
Q refusal OF the barrel and keg manufac-
lures to grant their demand for an
advance in wages made about two weeks
allo. The schedule presented by the
lourneymen ID . complicated one, but it
amounts to q demand OF about 10 per
cent. 1t was presented as an ultimatum,
With The threat that if it was not accept.
ed by Nov. 10 every cooper would take
of bis apron and lay down his draw
knife. The threat was accordingly
executed yesterday morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

was proceeding at full speed from Mar
settles. Que frst-eiass carriage was
crushed TO atoms end engines over
turned. The driver, guard, telegram
clerk and four English passengers were
killed instantly and two others have
since died OF their iniuries.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

Paris, y ov. 16-Further particulars
have been received of arailroad accident
at Sisteston, in the department. of Basse
Alps. IL appears about 100000 cubie
metres Sof rocky eartja feti IRON Mi.
Nierves, overwhelming the train which
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.

Aberdeen is bidding for a telephone
exchange.
Bismarck Is reported as undergoing q
great temperance reform.
Burleigh county p~enaianers number
fifty who draw S4s9 monthly.
The notorious Smith family of gypsiss
will winter in the Black Hills.
Two men were discharged from the
Sioux Falls penitentiary last week.
More grain has been marketed IN Mem
no this year than any previous year.
A building to be used as q public
market has just boon completed at
Canton.
Minnehaha county contains severity
nine pensioners who receive $e46.75
every month.
The thermometer registered sir
degrees above zero Of Aberdeen Eatur-
day morning.
The masons Of Sioux Falls are giving
Q series OF delightful social gatherings at
their temple.
The cantata OF Queen Esther was
given Of Canton recently in a very ored-
liable manner.
The Howard Farmer has moved from
Howard to Villas and become the Miner
County Farmer.
Water in the wells at Canton and
vicinity was neysr so low. A good time
TO try Tor an artesian flow.
Roscoe has been incorporated and il
% striving for 9 new school house and
other substantial improvements.
Three men broke Jail at Columbia last
week but were soon caught and returned
10 closer confinement than before.
Kedfeld is greatly reioiaed over the
county seat victory, and celebrated the
event with q grand banquet and bali.
Thos. Mcconnell, formerly Of the
Carthage Prairie Home, is still in ..
critical condition at his hoae in Garth
age.
Whmot takes pride in its public school
which has q total enrolment OF forty
two, On increase Of fourteen over last
year.
dhe fourth attempt to strike q aow OF
water in the vicinity Of the Wilmot
depot has recently been made without
6ncceHs.
y. !. A. Grain, Of Doland, has been
rendered the position Of local
ot the Chicago Northwestern railway
- NnnNs = -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

AIDES wanted to get up Tea olnh. n
~ Pure Teas and Coffee. A host ~ y n n
articles to select from as pre- minms W
Illustrated Price and Premium I,jsY M
OFFER. to every tenth person that ss.11
this advertisement, we will send ~
pound of choice Tea. ny
NAIL TEA Il COFFEE CO pn.l
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

TOR RENT-House and barn on Pr|
= street between Walnut and cedar ssl
just vacated by DR.. Il, b. McGluul
Enquire of WALTER H. CAE9
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

WANTED-An intelligent ladv to ~.
~ ola baby and do light WORK, ~ Nj
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

WANTED-A girl to do general ho,..,
Enqaire of Mrs. Williams. car.
Fifth and Mulberry streets. ~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

nor RENT-A seven room brick hous
= Douglas Avenue, WITH woodshed, csl
and pnmp. Inquire Of J.P. hedseIl, jeHe.
Third street, opposite Excelsior Drug store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

FURNISHED rooms to rent, with OF witt
a board. Rooms very pleasantly stulS
Apply to Mrs. Sarah KItsr, opposite U.SH
office, Douglas venue
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

NOR RENr-A dwelling house on the con
A OF Sixth and Pine streets. Good xelg
cistern OF premises. Apply to
Mis-. N. I. W00LLEl
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

WANTED-A live, energetic nan. ia N
~ dsent us. S75 per month and ersl
Good sta pies every one buys; outfit AMI
ticulars FREE.
IANDARD SILVERWABE CO., Ri.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

WANTED-A gi~rl-Inouire at the b,,s,
soore VI q. b. NM
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
SPECIAL aoT1oEs,
Wants.


WANTED "A girl to do general ho,ss
Good wages to a competent iii IIa u.
" Kahn M
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

NOR RENT-The Taylor house 90 Lin;
a In splendid repair. 5000 per monla.
+. III. o'BREa
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
For Rent.

NOR RENT-A small dwelling house j,
=. Yankton. Apply to INV. PIX
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

EOR SALE-Within tho next ten dgal
tolerably good piano for one hundla
ten dollars, on easy payments. Inquired
EDITH l.. WAGNER, Fourts ss]
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17

For Sale.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-17
Vote Of fsssIyote of 1891.

NORTH DAKOTA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-11-12
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The follow
ing business was transacted by the Su-
pTeme Court OF the United States yesterday
Admissions to the bar-Denjamin Butter.
worth and s. II. Holding, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
No. 282 Bishop Goodrich ct. al, appellants,
VS. Samuel Q. Schneficr. Appeal from the cir
cult court ofthe United States fol the western
district of Missouri. ON motion of Mr.. NJ f.
Morris, for appellee, dismissed with costs per
stipulation.
No. IS. Charles II. Hapgood ct AL, appel.
clnded by Mr.. Everett w. PGttison for appel
lants, and submitted on printed arguments by
Mr.; L. L. Wood and Mr.. Edward Boyd for APP
pellee.
No. 99.--Nclson Story, plaintiff in error, VS..
Madison NJ Black ct al. Submitted on printed
J: Hubley Ashton for plaintiff in error, and by
Mr.. J.. X. Toole ana Mr.. L. W. Tooe for defend.
ants In error.
No. 10. The Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road Company (as reorganizedl, appellant, vs..
Robert X. Dow ct al. Argument commenced
by Mr.. y. G, Brown for appellant. continued by
Mr.. Z. NJ. Rose and Mr.. John NJ. Bowers for
appellees, and by Mr.. Wager Swayne for ap-
pellant,
Adjourned until to-day at 10 o'clock.
Court IN General Term-Chief Justice Cart
ter and Justices Cox aud Merrick, Brad
ley VS.. Gait ct al; on hearing Assignment
unchanged.
Circuit Court--Jus,ice Hagner district
of Columbia vs. Johnson Bros; on trial. AS
signment unchanged.
Equity Court-Justice James.-Wicker VS..
Parrish, order appointing S. W. King, OF Chi
cago, commissioner To take testimony. Groen-
ycldt VS.. Greenleaf; order appointing DR.. +, d.
Ormes.trustee to convey. &c Lemon vs.. Fitz-
Criminal Court-Justice MacArthur-No
assignment to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-11-12
"oysters That Grow ON Trees"

Life on q Coral Island Popular Scionce.l
The boat soon reached the mangroves,
and, pushing In as far as possible, we found
ourselves surrounded by the life of the
tropics. AS the tide was out, we could
reach up from the boat and gather over our
heads the oysters which were growing IN
great clusters on the roots and branches OF
the trees. The clear water was filled with
fishes of strange forms and brilliant colors,
they could be examined without difficulty
as they chased and captured food among
the submerged roots. The bottom was
thickly covered with beautiful sea ane-
mones, and everywhere, on the bottom, on
the roots and branches OF the trees, and on
the rocks at the waters edge, we found a
wealth of mollusks and crustacea, which
soon taught us to regard the mangroVe
thickets as rich collecting grounds.