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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28

arme Sliege lit in baS SpinnenneB genorz
len, III peIdem Spinnen tpte @omun05
lno @oarts Iauerll, un lbr Den @arauS su
ina0eu. 6retIth tam Dies ni6t nit
S%ptlnenltiue gelcbe6en. DEM Der bittere
So0n pes 6euotors 8ance Don YiorOz
9arolina, Der 3tDar Mot pte Gonlun05 ELL
GROCER 9teformer, lon0erH ett grlnlmlger
0etno Der 9teIprnI, babel abcr ein ebrllder
&erl lit. ulo Der Oen Gontlnos 5u elmer
Gel0eureoe ilber 0te 8ed' Idle Stu quiz
t%or0erte, 3pang hterour6 oen Gisberg bon
Dermont 81 oent Terlpreden, in abt, ODER
lpGteitenS sebn Sagen ctnen Seridt oes
SulttsauSi6ulieS ilber Die 8tu su erltatteu.
Bie her WieDrDeitsberl1t oeS NuSl6ulles
a~usTalen iplrD, barber lGBt Die bel 0iel er
@eIegenbeit BON Senator Gparts 9ez
baltene 9teoe teillen 3meiiel. 0ieier iiber>
aus aartiinuige Stem gorfer Sta0tSmann,
Der emit inter benz JtefOrmz BrGiioente1
9anes bas ,Nmt beS StaatS minliters unter
Der 8eoiu9ulg annabm, oaB CT audi als
lol6er uubelhrGnft letn 9(eD g)orter Noz
DOtaten9ei6aft fOrtfl6ren 0urfe, unO Der
oann nQ1renD leiner bier Staatsmtnliter<
labre ais QIouofat iogar BrD5elie Qegen Die
Heglerung fil6rte, Oeren Dberlter Wtlnllter
er mar, pertiiu0ete ain SGluB Der 0ebatte
folgenoe aDaofattihe 5eilSboti6aFt: Die
Nouotatur lei elm bo6beiIi8er 8eruf, ultO
Der Senat murOe lih leIbit entebren, iuenn
ct eirem 10 boben 8erufe einen Wtafel IN
bdngeu poute, mie ibn Die 8et'i6e Biq
cntDalte. Wtit nod 9r0Berer itttli6er @ntz
rliitung iprab 5err Guarts gegen ben in
Bed's Blu entDaltenen Geriud, vnt6t nl1r
Die @bre, i"onoern and Die @intInfte oieleS
bo6eolen Berufes anSutaiten.". llno b0bz
MID bosbaft meinte ct, Bed ioute ieine
8tu babin pamenotren", DAB ben NoDofaz
ten itH @ongreB aud Die 8etbeiIigung an
&ro3elien q e8 Ell @orporationen unterlagt
perbe.
Nuf bic MISUNDERSTANDING in bieierSade
bari Mai. tpobl 9eipannt. ietn. 0p6 OBJ
gleih GinSelue, peI6e fir WieoererDGgung
itimmten, ). =. SHERMAN, Dies MIR bes
parlamentariiben 8rau6S balber uno bel
&eibe ui6t aus SeinDi1aft gegen 8ed's
8tu aetban baben %ipotIen, TT eS bod mebr
ais wabriheinLih, oaB @omunOS, Gparts
uno @enolien Die 8iu fur tmmer obtbun
merDeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28

Ser Noro q a mi b Sur
nerbuno mHB in Nolge Der 8ei6liiIe
letner 11euelten Saglagung formli0
SpieBrutben lauren.
Neil es bieB, oaB btele Surner NIT ben
rotben @~Ommunilten uno 2lnordJilteu
vlDmpdtbtlirten", tDlon1ete Der ~Dieslhaliqen
SaglaBung III Bolton aud Die eugltldoz
amerttalilhe Yrelie cine ungep0bnltde
Sbeilnabme. Sin DDppelte5 @lild lit es
OaDer, oaB iene SagiaBung ii6 nibt ourd)
et11tge communiittlbe Wtitglteoer all Solz
betten ouf plo5ialem" Gebiete hinreiBeu
lteB. Sbre Sel6litne In Der Nrbetterfrage
ltto %9elndBigt, ttoem iie iih barauf be;
ldrdnten, ben naNtltunotgeu Normal-
aTbeItStdg" 3u b%erlanGen uno inoeln 1ie
oiele 8el6luB1a6me Den GinSelpeteineu
CUR BeltGttgung porlegen.
lin 10 na3oriGliher tptr6 Die ii b err
raOitGle 0aItung Der GagiaBunQ in
poIttii 6en6rage getaOelt, beionz
DerS Die Grneuerung DeS Seitblulies fir
Nbl9affung Der onerttaniiheu 8rdiipe,tts
1datt u1o oes Sunocs ltuat5 uno Qar Elm
FUR DIE 8roBen allerttantl6en Berbdltnilie
gar ntbt paleroer Sel0luB gu @unlten
zines vJteFerenoumS" tute es in Der etoenz
artlgen tlet1en S6met3 etngefibrt lit.
Nuer0tngS 1tieB Die Nnnabme loIder 8e7
lbliille alIf Den Nioerltano elmer eutld)iez
0enen Wfinoerbelt.
Gin ebenlo treften0eS aIS maBooIIeS l1r>
tbetl itber Die pOlitiiden Beidliilie Der
Saa!abung Tdut Der rY6tIao. Demo-
trot", tpel1er lett Sa6ren ben beutlhz
arnerItantlden 3urnern sroBe uno ber3z
ltde SbetInabme miomet. gBir oeben bier
DIE 9auptlteuen 1etneS llrtheiis:
VGS Ut Die ltete &lage dller Sa6resberihte
oes Sororts oeS 3Urnerbunoes, BAH All
tpentg, ia DaB BET Dielen Yeretnen falt oor
nlhts fir Die @eluuobeit oes @etltes
(mens sana) i'm 9eiunDen &0rper Gin cor
pore sano) gel6tebt. lluo oielelbe Slooe
pernabm man abermotS auf Der IaaloBund
gu Bolton. SrOB oieieS Selbitbetenntnil2
les zines Wfan9els g%eiiti9er Jteqlau1teit,
baben cine 2tn5abL Sibrer oesGurnerbunbes
fur oieIen cine Brin3ipien= Blatfprm ollfacs
1telt, ipelbe i'll neu D0diten Broblemen
Des p%olltlld)en StaatSIeben5, ole lelblt bel
ben 0oN1tBebiloeten auer B0lter NON uns
entlbIeoene StreltIragen itlo, obne lNeltereS
elnen belttmntten Stonopunft einnimmf.
uno Sipar lit es Der Stanopuuft BON 5heo-
r~ettterll, Deldbe n!emols prattild lul 0ffeutz
ltfen 2eben tbdtig mareil.
vOabtn geb0rt Der SuB: ,OaR ole 8r6s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28
9aS GnSe oeS Sbtro Mpcmncs
GtrcitS.

@as ibnen bon rubigen uno leioe1s
ibaftsloien Wtdunern propbe3ejt tpOrOen,
lit etn9etreten. 9te ltreIfeloen Nngclteus
ten Der Gbiro Nuenue 8abn in " e IN
Oort, Die 10 Iange ben lpo6lgemeIHtel
Worten Der Gernlllit fetn @eb0r ldeHtell
~lpollteI, erl6etnen leBt III Der trauri9el uno
bel6Gmenoen 3tOlle Don @ndoe SleDelIoel.
gI6tbunoert Don ben 1900 f~riIDeren gHz
9eitelIten Der gabu erldieneH Dteler Sage
nit bent 0emiltDigenoen @elu6 bet Dem
YrGltoenten Der Sabn, er nl0ge ne ipleoer
aniteleu, uuo iic unO ibre TamIlte1 Dor
Dem 9ungcrtooe beDahren. sic erDIelte1
bon i0n our 2lnttport, oaB 10 LANCE Der
ilber Die Nabn psrbGrgte SODc0tt rIdt anfs
Aebo6en let, er iib auf teine llnterballOtlins
gen einlallen f0une. Die StreIter ertlGrz
ten oaruut voer 8oDcott lei Don Ger
GeutraLz Qabor> Union unO an0crcI u II :
eilanri6t ell D II Seretne1 DerbGll9t,
uno tie bGtten feline Wluht, tbn autSubeoen"
uno oa Der YrGiioent babel beltebel1 blleD,
baB crit penl1 Die Organiiirte Nrbett auIS
bore, lid gegen iein @elhGft 81 perl6iDos
reIl, er oaran oenfen tDnre, lelne trllperen
Nngelteutcu, auriidsuflebnlen, muBteh Ole
ungiudltbeu, perfubrten Xeute nlDerfl0S
teter Sadie ab3le0en.
Die Heute fino, obaIeid BEL teiuen anoe1
rem Der Yorpurf: IS gei6iebt Sud redt!
Marum babt SIR ale Narlu1gel IN Dell
gBlnO 9eihlagen?" 10 an Ylabe mare, ais
geraoe Del ibner, III bODem 0raoe 81 De-
6auern. Gem ibre Gage lit cine DcrjtoeIS
feIte. lie GentraL.N uDOr> %llHtolt,. Die lle
sum Streif uerlEbrt bat, tbHt nlht nHr
nidtS fir ite I'M 8ege Der @eloul!terz
ftiiBung, i%onoern oer6tnoert nod, Dap tie
miepcr Qlrbclt er6altem 9unosrte non
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28
HrcmtOc @tG@tc TT 0cn Wcr-
%tdMfc11A

Der rot6e Wann ertlGrt lid fur
ben mirtliden Glteiten YeDobner uno Slr>
aer oieics Nanoes uno er bat 0te6t. Nber
bic ionberbore Yolitif Der Ser. Staaten bat
ibm cine 9ars aloere Steaung on9eipte'en.
Sie behanoelt i'm in leiuer alien 0etnlatb
ais etnen 6remocn, bod nIdt ei5ua ais
einen rebtloien Sremoer, %lonoern 1eoen
etuselnen leinerS tdmme ais etne -fremoe
90 i o II, ais cine auStDGrttge Wta6t au
Dem @ebtete llncle Sam'S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28

Whrf1ehtt sENStttNe:
91sIi6e @prsen>glusg obe in Der Staot burh bic Srdser
ms Sans selieiert.
a 81 sobr I'm gOruus $1,000
8 tr9Snde 90
8 GoIide lmsnubs iub Ger g9eiteu" per gSode... O25
.Get QSeIteu% per cSohT 800
M0hentIife gusnohe rer cohr 2.50
Aus 10 art rye abO nm euten pet Got:
9GsIids ~gtusgabe per Sabr, i'm SOraus .........$1100
q er gSsitenS per Sobr 2.OJ
GSSdeutlihe Nusoobe per Sobr 2.uO
Rs6dentlibe AnsSa5e uu9 ir9suo eiuem 3anoe
enropG's per Sa1r .......... ..........-. o'I'
AAAAlAVAs STA aIs-HeIIumS Cos
Chicago. ST..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-28
2ogli9e uno wOdentIt6e
.SuinOis Gta1tSSeitMng"
mo
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ot1e.: ess OFT maibtngton otr. unb 8tft4 ausnu..
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. B. Wicker returned to Chicago
this morning.
w. II. Sanborn sold furniture to the
Vernillionites yesterday.
L.. e. Ainsworth. of Clay county, was a
visitor in Yankton yesterday.
I. E. Jones a prominent resident of
jamestown, D. T., is in the city
Mrs. John Koran reached home last
evening from q lengthy Milwaukee visit.
Judson Seely, division agent of the
Milwaukee, spent last night at the Nor
rison.
DIR. v. Sebiakin.R Ross is attending a
meetingof the Dakota board of health at
MITCHELL
F. A. Huggins, Mitchell's merry
mayor was q guest at the Merchants
last night.
i. M. Yeatman returned last evening
from 8 business trip to Chicago and
Cincinnati.
Miss Jennie Whistler left for Sioux
City this morning where she will spend
a short time visiting.
DIR. Archibald, superintendent of the
Jamestown insane hospital, will reach
Yankton this evening.
f.. II. Ellis, a Sioux Falls attorney OF
some prominence, registered at the
Merchants last night.
E.M Gnnk!a. representing the Cham
beriain cigar company, Of Dubuque, ia
selling smokers in Yankton to-day.
Miss E. CLARK. one of the teachers in
the city schools, left this morning for 6
visit with friends IN st. Lawrence, d. T
VIM. Warrington returned last even
ing from Watertown where he has been
in the interest of the Yankton insurance
company.
r. B. Trip returned last evening
from Grand View, d. T., where he has
been in the interest OF the Milwaukee
railroad company.
Mrs. w. s. Bowen went to Alexandra
to-day for the purpose of attending the
funeral of Mr.. Hiram Bowen, which vii
take place tomorrow.
w. FL. Carr and wife left the North
western train on its return from Water
town yesterday at Hurley aud will visi'
there for a short time.
j. e. Bruce left this morning over thu
| Northwestern for the eastern markets
where he will purchase a large and com
plete stock of dry goods.
Gen. W. 81. Fl. Beadle. D. N. Grosa
Mrs. Ell. B. Murphy, Mrs. E. 81. Val
Antwerp, NJ. L. Wooley, Mr.. end Mra
e. f. English, and MIR. and Mrs. j. 3
Dennis, were the Yankton people VIII
returned from Watertown last night.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
NORTH DAkOrA'S INSANE.

Twenty-Three Patients to BIO Rcnies-
ed From YanIStOn to jamestown
Last evenings Milwaukee train from
the east brought into our city several
north Dakota people. who are only a
portion of g party who will spend Sun
day In Yankton. They come from the
north Dakota insane hospital, nnd have
been deputized to remoye the remainder
of the north Dakota patients from the
Yankton asylum to jamestown. The
party, when all have arrived will on
sist of DR.. Archibald. superintendent OF
the jamestown asylum, his ASST
tsnt DIR. Drake; W. ID
Nickens, steward; Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Rudy and Miss Bennett, attendants
and f. E. Jones, one of the trustees OF
the Jamestown hospital. Mr.. Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy. arrived las
night, and the others will reach Yanktor
this evening. DIR. ]. f. Cravens, vii
entertain them at the Yapkton asylum
until Monday morning, when they vii
depart with twenty-threa patients b,
special car for home.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
Cox, Odiorne &Co
Local EAC0NECs.

Republican Tuesday evening.
The democratic city convention will
be held at the court house this evening.
The Milwaukee freight train was de-
.layed at Elk Point until 2:30 p. m. to-
day and did not arrive here until 5
O'Clock.
The train from the east over the Mil
wahkse road last night was more than an
hour behind time. The delay was at
Sioux Falls.
Dudley. Rlchey & Gross have their new
cornice machine IN full operation, maxi
ing the cornice which will grace the
Fargo block.
Kari and Riehey began yesterday dig
ging the pit which is the last thing to be
done before the bore for the new well is
put IN motion.
A number OF the very young people
of the city will enjoy o soap bubble
party at A. E. Cobby's residence during
1.-THE present school vacation.
Prof. j. L. Shaw has received plans
from Boston after which he will con
%struct q fine residence on College hill,
during the coming building season.
P. B. Waller, the sheriff of Sphinx
county, reached Yankton last night
having in charge Mrs. Rachel Switzer, q
violently insane woman whom he placed
in the Yankton asylum for treatment.
All farmers who have besn in town
to-day have expressed themselves very
much pleased with yesterdays snow
fall. A large amount of small grain has
been sown, and the moisture will be
highly beneficial.
COX, Odiorne & Company had their
store open until midnight last night,
and the whole force of clerks were busy
up to the last moment marking the
large stock of goods that has been re-
ceiyed Of late.
The Milwaukee railroad authorities
have ordered agents to begin selling
tickets over their lines from Elk Poin
to Sioux City, which means that tralns
are again running over the wasted GU
portion of the track again.
The snow storm which prevailed al
Yesterday afternoon and part of thu
night seems to have bean extensive, a
passengers in from Sioux Falls last
night say that it was showing Their
when the train left yesterday.
A special stock train consisting OF
car OF hogs and two OF cattle, left Yank
ton this morning for Chicago over tn
Milwaukee road. The stockholders .
: Gayville, Vermillion and Elk Point wi
make up several cars OF etock and th
train will be of fair size when it reachs
its destination.
Frank Hefnar received a telegral
. from his son Henry from Parker to-ds
saying that a new girl baby had arrived
Henry's house, that ell parties concerns
were doing well, and that he wouI
write. Such incidents as these NAL
A Frank feei.pretty old, but he may ct
be found on the same corner in pursu
OF hog laden wagons.
8 4 P. & ID. man was shown through
R. Sanborn and Sons mammoth furI
ture house this forenoon, and as he W
probably as ignorant of the size of t
stock of furniture and carpets as o
"A one in town, ne was duly surprised. I'll
firm have unloaded eleven large fur
ture car loads of goods in this city vii
in the past few weeks, and they nj
ID have four warerooms besid
IL the salesrooms packed full of goot
The second story of the building
Third street is now used exclusively
the display Of carpets and elegant sui
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
DEM0CRATlc.
Last Nights Ward Caucuses not well
Attended.

Last Nights Ward Caucuses not well
Attended.
The rather wintry state of the atmos.
phere last evening kept many of the
democrats of Yapkton at home and in
consequence the caucuses were not as
largely attended as they might have
been. However from all wards there
comes a report Of q quiet, orderly discus
sion of municipal matters and the bust
ness of nominating a candidate for the
aldermanic seat and delegates to the SON
yention from each ward was transacted.
Below may be found a list OF the men
selected.
FIRST WARD-Alderman, J.H. Balmat'
Delegates, CD. LANCE, Jas. Grove, o
N. Thompson, ID. Donaldson, J. O. Nor
mann, T. Schepperheyn, e. M. O'Brien
and J. FL. Balmat.
SECOND WARD-Alderman, Geo. b
Hoffman.
Delegates, w. 81. Sanborn, g. B. Hof'
man, Chas. Taylor, M. Brennan, j.. Il
Sanborn, M. P. Bowling, j. a. Moultoi
and I. Waterbury.
THIRD WARD-Alderman. A. M. Eng
lish.
), Delegates, s. w. Swift, A. Bauer,sss
Jacege, Il. W. Case, s. yoneschen, A. N
English, G. Hamlester aad Nj. j. Bris
bine.
FOURTH WARD : Alderman, job
: Noonan.
Delegates. N. Hartert, P. Brel
man, M. j. Dolan, John Noonan, j.
Sargent, A, G. Davis, "a. j. Mclean az
q. E. Buell..
r The convention will be'held at Il
Q court house this evening, and as II
slate is made up 9. J. B. Harris, prose'
= incumbent, wilFprob.bly be nominate
for mayor, G. N. Wright, fer city me
: shall, and Christian Hamiester for ci
treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Mrs. w. III. Carr Narrowly Escapes a
Sorrows Injury.

Mrs. w. III. Carr Narrowly Escapes a
Sorrows Injury.
a very zeal approach to a serious ac-
cldent was one of the incidents of the
return trip of the Yankton delegation of
the g. A. r. from Watertown. At
Parker the train halted as usual
yesterday and while there Mrs.
w. FL. Carr, who has relatives residing
there intended with the consent of her
husband to get off for a short visit, de-
signing to go on to Hurley to-day. Mrs.
Carr'B sister was at the depot and Mrs.
Carr got off the train once, spoke
to her and went on board again
for the purpose of inducing ". FL. to get
off, and while they we're discussing the
question the tram began moving out Of
the station. Finally Mr.. Carr consented
to stay in Parker, arose from
his seat. and started for the
car door. Mrs. Carr had pre-
coded him, and She discovering the tralr
in motion, became somewhat in q hurry
and when Mr.. Carr reached
the platform he wal
Mortified to see his wife dragging along
between the depot platform and the
wheels of the car, holding on with on
hand to the iron railing OF the coach
| How she came there no one could eX
plain, but MI s7who1 we're
could see that she WAS in danger o
being thrown under the wheels OF til
rapidly moving train. After q fey
moments OF horrible suspense and Q
nothing else than unfold suffering T.
the lady, q courageous brakeman an
q stranger who happened to be standing
on the platform, caught hold OF Mrs
Carr and released her from her danger
Gus position, when she fell unconsciou
to the ground. 1t was feared OF til
time that she had sustained serious IL
%juries; but q telegram this morning
MIR. d. N. Gross says that she was i
~nowise injured, something that he
many friends in Yankton will be gla
to learn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
laily Sgress aud Saketa,an
FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1886.
nA4ARoAD IumE .rAnLa,

IL -
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Il ST.. PAyL R~ArEReAp,
The east bound passenger train leaves 81 $40
q. "A each day, except sunday.
Inc passenger train from the east arrives at
1913 each day, except Sunday.
The west bound train lmlxedl leaves At 1880
each day, except Sur day.
The train from the west [mixedl arrives at
8 p, m. each day, except Sunday.
Ihe accommodation train leaves for the east
at --a q, m.and arrives from the east at As p.
m. each day, except Sunday.
CHICAGO / NoRTEwEsrERN RAILROAD,
The east bound passenger train leaves at. a.
IA. each day, except sunday.
The passenger train from the east arrives at
lo:lo p. m. each day, except Sunday.
Accommodation trains leave for the east
each day, except SUNDAY at $3.50 q. m, and LAO
=. IA; and arsiye from the east each day, except
Sunday, at 1880 p. m. and S;a5 p. m.
Ysnkton Postoflce Hours and Regulations,
The posteiice ID opened each day Sundays
exceptedl at 500 a. M.
The delivery windows close at $500 p. m.
The money order, postal note and registry de-
On Sundays the delivery windows are kept
open from S:45 to 10:45 y. m. The lobby Of tie
office is open all day Sundays for the accom-
mediation OF persons renting lock boxes.
Mails going east via c., M. d st. 2, r. b.,
close at f:4oa M, Sundays excepted.
malls going west and north via the Chicago,
milwaukee d st. Paul railroad close 1T 800 p.
m, Sundays excepted.
Stage mails close at TOO p. M, except the
Ut. Helena and Harrington mail. which closes
at l y. M.
The eastern mil, via the c., M. d st. r. B. r.,
arrives ut s:05 p. IN.
l.. D. PALMER. P. NJ.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27

HI. G.. CLARK 81 CO., are still
receiving Watches, Jewelry and
Silver Goods of all the latest
designs, at their Jewelry stoI g on
Third Street, Yaaktope
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
Proposals for military Supplies
! Hendouarters Department of Dakota

ssEs Headquarters Department of Dakota,
Office Chief QuartcrmaBter,
Fort Smelling, Mimi, March 2Bth, 1886
GEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject
~ to the usual conditions, will be received at
this Office, or at the offices of the Quarterrlas-
ters at the following named posts. and ut Bis
marck, D.. t., ard Helena, III. T., until IL
O'Clock noon on the 18th day of April, 1885, at
which time and place they Will be opened in
the presence of bidders, for furnishing and de-
livery of military supplies during the fiscal
year commencing July 1st. 1886, as follows:
Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw, Corn, Oats, Bran
and Charcoal,
or such OF said supplies as may be required at
st Paul and Fort Smelling, Mimi. post and
Headquarters of Departnentl, Forts Pembina,
Sisseton, Totten. Bufurd, Abraham Lincoln,
Meade, Yates. Bennett. Randall, Suliy and Bis
marck, ID. T.. Quartermaster's depot): Forts
Keogh, Custer, Eilis, Shaw, Misseula, Assirni-
boine. Maginnis and Camp Poplar River. III. t.,
an : at Helena, NJ T., Pierre. u. I. and Sioux
City, la.
Preference will be given to articles Of
domestic production and manufacture, condi.
tions of price aud quality being equal, and uch
preference will be gwen to ~attlclss OF Amsri-
the Pacific coast 10 the extent of the censump-
ton required by the public service there.
The Government reserves the right to TfJect
any or all proposals.
Blanks and full information as to bidding
&c., may be Ind on application to this office, oil
to the Quartermasters at the various post
nsmed. jAMEs M MOORE,
Deputy Q~uartermaster General, q, 8. A.
Chief Quartermaster.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
Attention. sin. Kntohtsy

A special conciave of Demolay COM
mandy will assemble at the asylum in
this city tomorrow, Saturday evening,
at s O'Clock sharp, for work i'll the Ten.
piar degree. Solonrning Sir Knights
cordially welcomed. By order of e. q.
i. ID. T. PooRE. Recorder.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-27
neaI Egtate for Sale.

Three lots in east one-half of block 50.
$75.00ieech.
Southwest corner, block Sc, 5ox1ss
$125.
southwes corner, block SO, 5ox132,
$15e.
One lot on Douglas avenue, block 5
$I25. j. r. HANSON,
Dakota Real Estate Agency.