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Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
THIRD EDITION.
yne y,ot,ms Of the Hxp loaion

wbsrs |. vet no cause assigned for the |
e1nIoslon OF the rendering apperntu'
stHI,'s pork packing estAblishment
yestsrday, and the only conclusion is
tbas Il Waa worn out. This apparatus
was abcut Eve or six feet high, and four
lee, tn diameter. II wss used for rem
ds,ins ghAt Is known IS gut fat, and
auppllsd with live steam from the
hoIl.y. but 1t the ume OF the explosio
ista,i 10 have only bad q pressure OF
20 mounds to The tquare Inch. IL Is,
Logeyer, d,ficult 10 understand how 20
much devastation could have betn
oauaed with such = light pressure, and
a. IN probAble that u was more than
double this amount, rs the main boiler
Al the time OF the explosion registered
sixty pounds.
Arm. Ia nurt much wUTso than was q
er.t .upposed IN addition to tn
voual on his head several OF his RIB
are broken, aud 1t is feared that HIS 10
teruAl ipiories are vsTy serious. he
nt.sndei by Dr. Diaper.
join j, Whs,en, tie bookkeeper, re
ce!v, 4 two gaet6s OF the head, one
vbi,h was about thres inches long
forming flop Ike pocket. He wa
sitting with his lace toward Fitt
auees when the explosion occurret
and it 10 supposed he wRB struck wit
some Of the beams OF tho falling roo
Dr.. Booth Of Thlld aud Washingto
streets, happened - be In the vlcinit
Mt the time of the accident and too
charge Of Wkaler. He carefully epon
cd the wound, removing all the al
and foreign matter, after which he pl
the flap In place aud drew the edg
together with STITCHES. The patiel
rested quite well last night, bat th
morning complsined OF being very 90
all ever. DR. Booth said this mornii
that his condition wRs rs favorable
could be expected.
Philip Mcbride, Of Front and Ro
neg streets, nephew o; Philip Plu
kett, who was emp 'yed at the esta
lishmen5 IS clerk. received save
cut On the head ana was badly scalde
He wai taken TO his home IN cArriaG
an this morning waa doing as well
coulC Oe expsoted.
The lcss caused by the explosi
will, II is thought, amount 10 fu
1900.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
snIa of Horaes.

Toe aAla Of horses by Jester ~ no
DAoi5l to Gsy Is we'll attended, aud hid-
ding dg'se spirited. Up to l,3O O'Clock
aixtgsn had behn disposed Of al pIict 8
fangins frdtl $50 10 S270 Thess Drloss
SO med to DO sgtisfaolory 10 the ownerri
I'D pr-.t, 1lzr'~ 20 10 OuGtinrser S To-
hsm, who iu sgiesd that IL would do to
or Sc about.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

ZETAHrED-A HALF.8ROWN oIRI,
w to Rtsi5. in general housewora 1T l2
East and stree. mil ats
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
ENn n.lnn 10 a uAtnedral.

sion occurred 10 -nr basement of ct.
PAuHs Cathedral e--crdAy morn ng, the
furnace Le.L- Supplied with natural
gaa. The lu,fr .ut rior Of the church
Is burned uut aud II. roof is gone, but
the STONE walls al the spir- remains
The cLureA s valued at about $50, 900
IN Fe is a. usuIauge OF $50 900 on th'
building & uU on the memorial win
dowa aid .lyG $500 on the organ,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

"ANTED-a STU ALTON Az MIL
w LEG, by practical burv dresser or
will make himself useful in D mili, in any
oRpa1!ty Address, JDHN q. WARD,
MI . No. 922 East second 1T city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Haze Ball,

The following games were play cd
yesterday:
Al Detrolt-Dssrolt, 2; PhiladelphiA,
|3.
At Pittsbura--Pittsburz, IL; Boston,
no.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, q
Washington, l.
Az Cipcinnatl-Cinolnnatl, 7; S;
Louis, /.
AT Loaisville-Louisville, 1; KanssI
Ci.s,2
Az Oleveland--ClevelAnd, 81 BAitl
more, /.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
-" -
EFszv Italian,

B1NouAMroN, N j., Msy III H.,
passenger train eDtered ths e ueg pa,a
early yesterday morning, JonI JON, An drs,
an Itslian, spranS to his ls.t 4, IN
revolver and fired three shoW a. nj
Howe, another passenger iio% hi
Vile. One OF the bullets '1tugn 1r.si
in the breast, ipti,cting oss5 oSst'I
wound. and another uess''1 S' 1ssui
pendant from woman Ssyl
Partpo claimed that Howe sns s,ss,s ~,
other passengers robbed and "a. .Ii ItsIis
| to XIII him. Howe says tae ,''
crazy. and has not been ropoeu'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
a Nys,orlous nsrrn L. no InvestiKatod

WHLIA@sgHET, pa, Nay 10 Two
we > as' FssAas By e, said 10 be
from L90Argu, rn-s, sl on the Read.
ing EA.syti H % t., Ths oircum
st9'c5s of hI. o.a.r V,Ie shTnud9d In
mystery S.un. lsu ua theory OF foul
pas has gaia ss nri ard an inYestl
gAtltn "a DnDE FLA g., William psn'
ming vas So ,fi a 'ligll for assault.
ing aud rolhtus .H girl, and from
statements moi" W II ID believed
h. Kuows aUmt'L < ut Boyls's death
BE was ned "a h. r1Ssr7 charge, bui
TIE pcl'c1 Si., usrs a. eifort to counsci
him with the LIOrs -sriru4 crime.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
rnn ponanza snrtnor. ,sttie.

SAN FRANCISCO, M1y 10 An exeou'
tive meeting OF the directors OF the Ne
vAdA BauE was held yesterday. In
banking oirolos It IS known that ex.
Senator Fair has been paid the balance
OF the 81. .000 ,0C0 which the bnnk owed
him, Representing the stated bulk OF the
money which he put into the concern to
tide over the troubles caused by the
wheat deal.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
ne uot 1t ISlght

Pompous Old Teacher TO olass In
sacred history l-WtHt weapon did
Ssuson use TO kill the Philistipot2
No ono remembers.
z G T, (who believes In suggesting
answers, touching his chin )-WhAt II
Lhit?
Bright Boy (who takes the hint and
remembers 1t all now The jawbone o.
an Rss, sir
Circus, in which P. o. T. and B B
Are principals,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
sh.wera. mo Mmrderer

LFBAS1~ - g 10 -1jnstabla Ober-
holtz T Dt r.l Ea.lH ieauslip, Deucsi-
ter uu'Ss AlrzaJaf . mHn lsst night
sod eek d HH q fst the iaprse.
eion that ls ma =c4p Efed William
Showers, tlg esra 81 murderer. Iha
man proved g. ba O. :rGnp. An ercifad
e'uuu Huug aytLs 1u- rsilrutu st4 ION
sil da7 a is 70 !yrcl Soagsrs, ccGic
they ha' 6 20; .hyi: la8as OB Tim.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
In u Bad way.

Jonas Heck cAllei at cur Office to-day
in great distress. He Eaid he had eaten
plate OF ioa Dream sbts N ,rning aud o
couple OF peanuts, aud the mixture had
40 completely unsettled his stomach
that he needed fivs etuts to procure q
| sedative OF some kind In order to save
his life.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
N,uth ward nepublicaps.

Toe Republicans of the Ninth ward
will hold msetir z at the Old Academy
to morrow evening, at 8 O'Clock, for th'
purpose Of selecting delegates to th'
stats Con VEN tion, electinR members o
the county committee aud naming .
candidate for Council A full ntterd
ance is requeeted.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Paying on.

The psy car ON the p, W. g. B. Rail-
road and also on the B & o., passed
through our city tho present week and
made large number Of our olt'zsns
Ve-y hNppY Tho MERCHANTS and trader
meu all feel the impulse which the pay
ing off bJ the railroad companies Civ
to business and look forward to theil
comit each moth with cons'dersb ,
pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
sale of Lnia.

Don't fail to attend the public sale OF
thirty building lots on Saturday, May
18th, at 30 O'Clock sharp, on Brown
aAd Anchorage streeis ana Sixth and
Seventh avenues. Hso&g will leave
Fourth and Market streets at 4 O'Clock.
GEORGE o. MARIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
r,a,nv.,,d oerman emperor

BERLIN, May 10 The Ia I I'd
passed q satisfactory day. Ia Tiih|
good spirits, and ate bis das %sN :, u.
sPS'If, 5 so hi, evening be ,en,,nSS ,.,, h \.
study, reclining on 0 soIs, u.vs. .MeIuiuS
lived the Princess OF Ar,isdber2
and Ministers LuciuS ana
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Messrs BTnte e. Son have just com.
pleted putting no five window cauopier
for Mr.. RiohenberSer, the landlord Of
Suarp's Hotel, Font and Market
srrae I, adding TO the appearance OF the
place as vel as 30 the comfort Of the
guests during the summer.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
u,xars Smuggled'

NEW YoRT, May 1l;-spSSSiss 81 SSSissdIassd SstI
II, 400 cigars sm uag,eG u SIuC thoa,.i
Of ef1 he cigars were buIieI ,Ials aeI IN . SCI
Of OF co coal, and the rest "'''
commandment
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
atnrtati for Europe,

Mr. Henry Oharlei, OF Jessup q
Msore's paper mills, loft this city this
morning for New York. and to morrow
will take the steamer Eru ria for Liver
pool. This will be Mr. Charles hrtt
vIsis horre In 81 years.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
DeiAware shad.

Powell, in the Third street market, will
have an extra line supply of Delaware
shad to morrow, caught near tie mouth
of the Chrl. tiana, He will also have
tiue lot of Delaware rock, trout, and al
other kinds in seasen. The stalls VII
be open until 10 O'Clock at night,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
woman Enveloped IN PLANES.

HoNEspALE, May l1.-Mrs. Char es
Gosseuger, OF Lake Township, while
boiling maple zap for sugar, came In con
tact with this tire, which caught at the
edge of her tkirts. Her entire body was
speed ily enveloped In flames, causing her
death after intense suffering.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
rne P,oksrs stove and Heater 90

No 500 shipley street, take furniture
ard stoves on storage at moderate rates
They also return the stoves when wanted
nicely cleaned and put no. All orderi
by telephone, No. 32S, or left AT our stor'
W III he promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Weavers aun splnnern on strIke.

BERLIN, May 10 ALI the weAvers
and tpinpers In the Vicinity Of BTeslau
have gone on strike, The police have
found thousands OF Socialist documents
in BseslEu, aud many arrests have been
made,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
WAnnhr-RrInh

DIR. William l. Winner, f3rmtrls 3f
this city, and MisS Alirita Brick, OF
philadelphia, were married Al tho Vast
AroL Street Church, Ia that city, on
Wed nesdRy. among those present
were Dn. j. M. and W. G Winner,
cousins of the groom, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Your bed should be clean as well
your house. t200 spent 10 johnson
BarnhilPs renOvator will give you
clean bed and make 1t fuller and bet
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
niece n, a week Become :

A Bride OF q WOE a., LANES
ALTOONA, May 10 Mt MT IA Iptsa
Smith, the bride Of a ~rsh' @s 'Mi9opIN
her home in this city. o. Sre,.s, M
blusht a plano. inau S,y happy .
iewelry, and Was IN : Ve' ,bonslt u
Of Inind. To night she y I,nsapity IS
dying. The cause Of her 'D'''
/ hunUn
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
New stylen Reoelved

this week In ladiss' lip shoes, lacsd and
Euttoned, marked very low. Lowest
prices Ia children'a ehoes for reliable
goods. FotmAn's 10 E Fourth street.
Ustwsen Market and Ktug.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
an Y.ars, Imprlsorme

r, Bach man, steward o. W nan nslctsd.
thlp Brussels, who "Sp "sSIa M the d
SSs,Ds wste On nso board, n was senteDcsd ent On
nesday to IS years rnj"aded 90
aocomplice, Maze CAskty, PsstnrdsJ.
and viii he sentenced on o
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Tne O,ozler monument

1 take this method OF acknowledging
the folloWiog liberal contributions In
ediiGlor: K. 1. DuPoud deNemouIs,
S25 OO; Washington Jones, $500, fol
which we retnrn onr thanks.
H r BEIHGHURsr, Receiver.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Tha Old Virginia leads all other
porch rockers in comfort and strength.
just stop enc minute at johnson x
BarnhilFs and try one.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Dom Podro out OF Danger.

MILAN, May l0.-The L nptror Of
Brasil. WIN has been suffering from
pleurisy and other malAdiep, Is now out
0f danger.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Mustang Eininenl.

DtENIGhS MUSTANG I.lEIaa.,T c,.1cs al a.lAAol u
OF HQLsEs. MULEs aAa CATTLE Rub In. -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Victor DUPONT, ESQ continues great
" prostrNted, nnd his restoration to
health is scarcely possible.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Is Persons hIied In a Mime.

BERLIN, May 10 BY fall of rook
IA n mise near S;essiurt, in Psuesian
BAIcny to-day, Is persons were killed
and many injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Ei2Ssnens.

Hisl.., s.rsrsga Iusrrs,,r p nftrofrs Nus
SO Il, ,lu gera BVlsey TVAsort,.Il g4Y RI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

SXTAN rED-A WHITE BOY 10 RUN
w errRnds spply at II ih ltslis in sth
street m markot. mll-2t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A" SOUTH
w West corner 7th ana kils ts. ll.eti
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Mustang Linimeni.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LiENEHr BaOJeo4 ~ savus
many o yaluatlc HcRsA God MgLz's dIats.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Wilmington HouseteepBrs!

A rare chance. Save yOur money. Great
bargains at lO2 and l0t East Finn street,
pruuellAs 10 cents, cans corn 2ic; BAKERS
corn lOg, Slbs, pruncs, 25c.. lemons ice. per
der NapOrated pears, peaches, pitted cher
rvs rhisins, currlnts. apples, pluns, black.
berries. hne dates, oranges, cocoanuts and
coffee Ii, -, %, Is, and 30 ce It's. The finest
teas a. 81, 10 and SDs 10, hams, shoulders sud
dried beef low; lard l0c To-, bars soap 2hc.
FFt, FIFE, SnNwllake, PatnpsCo, Superla-
tive and hungarian Hour at bottsm prices.
Try our g, itce ant tea, ZOE Iiast 5th street.
CWsh stoFe. DEN NiBON & PEACH,
Come to oar saturday night Market. mll-4tt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

A practice exptrieGIce. "a Si 5tes, q Ito .
bles me to repair auG rlScss 10 be r. :
clocks and walches ,ncr.,l 0,. ritEcat I
eipeS cd called for aud deliver" .I'On,, No. 2.
seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Personal

Mi. H. @. Burglo, i GIe Ieebl..so, G5 60 aod
ne !, business men o. lar r brOihet
VIE, are viSitioE tne'i si. Desr ibis .
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
Chilly press anA Aakotaiaa
CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CBuRcH-OTner Walnut and
btn street. Rev, d r. Bradley, pastor. Ser
vices at IL a M. and 1880 p. m. Sunday Boheol
at III
CHRIST CaURoH-Oorner Douglas Ave and Sixth
stree,. hev. Chas, h Bonn r cter. Services
at III a. m. and 1880 Q. M. Sunday chool at 10 N.
BAPTIST CnURoH Corner Douglas Avenue and
Sixth Str ct. Bev. @. W. BrinstaA, ,sstor
Services at II q. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday
school at IL m.
N f. CHURCH II urth street, between d uglas
and Walnut. Rev. +. A. Burdiok pastor. Sun
day hours of services. Morni, q 8 rmon liza
M. GLASS meeting 10 M; Sunday schoo IL IN.
youn peoele's meeting, Tbs p. m. Ladies'
p aver meeting, Tuesday afternoon at :
O'Clock. Thursday evening prayer meeting
at 1880 o'clock.
CATHOLIC CsuRcH-Rev N NJ Redmond, pastor
Ga itol street. corner 5th. Serv cea 1t $3.50 a.
m and 1890 p. m Servic in the afternoon
the p EtJr.
ner of Douglas and 4th. Services at II 8. n
and 7:S0 p. m
LU rBERAN CHURCH. (GERMAN)-Sixth g rect,
Jac b Wenzlaff cond ctor of f~ervices Ser.
vices mt III a. ~. and p IN.
THE SoANDINAvIhN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Trinity Co gregati1 n b Ids at present reg1
lar serv ces in ie Norwegian Ohurcn on Pine
street. Sunday m RI ngs at 1880; Sunday
evenings at 2 80; Wednesday ,yening at {
o'clock. Sundsy school at 8 O'Clock p. IN,
James j. We o, pastor.
THE GERMAN BEFcnMeD CHuRoH Fifth street
between Linn and Locust Jacob NIX, con.
ddctor of = ryiGes, Sermoa at 1880 a. M.
Bun ay school at l p. IA.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
ON Ton.

Wahpetop, OAK. Nov. IAN enormous
crowd OF people greeted George A.
Mathews and Gen. Allen at the opera
house to night. Mr., Mathe VS. logical
discussion of the issues of the campaign
made blm many votes, while General
Aliens cit quent appeals aroused the
enthusiasm OF his auditors. Dakota's
infamous treatment by the administers
ton received a scorohing roast, while
the sentiment wss as hesrtl applauded
by the uncollared democrats present as
by the republicans. Mr.. Mathews briefly
alluded to and exploded tho malicious
charges made against him by VIM.
will receive 8 full party vote in RiohIand
county.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
The Chernkee strin

KANSAS CITY, Nov. "A private meet
ing of members of the Cherokee Strip
Live Stock association was held. Before
the meeting was called to order Andy
Snyder, the most important factor in the
association next to Maj. Drum, said that
no attempt would be made to disband
the organization, and that neither the
government nor the Indians would be
~antagonized. The council of the Chero=
kee nation meets next Monday, however,
and it is understood that the meeting
YVES called to appoint delegates to be
present then to make a proposition to
The council for continued possession of
the lands, subject to the order of Secre-
tary Villas. The national law permits
the renting of the pasturage, with the
consent of the Cherokee nation, for a
sum not TO exceed 81 a head per year for
cattle
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
adyice d neth.r,.

Are you disturbed al night and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering snd
crying With pain Of cutting teeth3 II so,
send at once and get . bottle Of
Mss. WIssLow's 6ooTHrHe syaup fos
children Teethiag. It's value il lncalcpa
.aoie. IL Will relieve b poor littls sui.
terer immediately. Depend upon II.
mothers, shere is no mistake about IA
u cures dysentery and diarrhoea, reou-
latee the stomach and bowels, cures
u'rd cniin. .ofsene The gums, reduces In.
and giyes tone and energy
- ahoie system. Ass. WYnsiosSs
syrup for Children TESTING IL
q taste. and is the prescrip.
IN ost d shs oldest nursee and
best lsr-a.. physicians In The United
States, and Is for sails by all drr1risss
thxoughous the world. Price twenty.
I've cents u bottle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
Reported by Photograph
A POLITICAL ADDRESS CAUGHT ON
A METAL CYLINDER.
REPORTS THAT DON'T LIE.
Words and Tones Of ImpassIoned Orators
May be Captured by the Photograph
and Recited for Pleasure or Profit
at the VIII of the Operator.

New YORK, Nov. 2-The first attempt
to record a public speech by means Of
the photograph was made at a Demo
cratic rally in the Park rink in Orange.
Very few OF the 5000 people present
knew that the curious funnel-shaped ar
r%angement just 1T front of the platform
was there for that purpose. 1t, in fact,
reported. the greater portions of Gov
ernor Green's speech and that of ex-Sen-
ator Winfield.
The funnel, I feet, long, looking like q
huge cornucopia, was placed in front OF
the platform, with the large end point
ing toward it. The small end was con
nected with the transmitter of the phon-
ograph, which stood upon a table about
nineteen feet distant from the mouth OF
h speaker. Owing to q lack of accom-
modations, the large end of the funnel
was not SO placed as to secure the best
results. 1t was about six feet lower than
1t was designed to be, and was not di-
reebly in front ef=the speaker. Never
theless, the experiment was very sue
cessfui.
The photograph was operated by Theo-
uore Wangeman and an assistant, who
are connected with the Edison labora-
tory. Eighteen cylinders were used, and.
the portions of speeches which were
taken occupied nearly two hours. Each
cylinder would last about seven minutes,
and then it had to be replaced with a
new one. There YVES q slight break
caused by the changing of the cylinders,
hut this difficulty can easily be obvieted
by using two machines. The breaks,
however, are not serious. At the Edison
laboratory the change was accomplished
In eight seconds.
The phonograph was put in operation,
and the reporter, by putting the tubes to
his ea.s, heard the peroratlon Of ex-Sen-
ator Winfield's speech.
aProtectionl Protectionl Protection
for monopolies and trustsl,' said the pho
nograph. 1t sounded as though we were
sitting in q large hall close by the plat
form and listening to a speaker of deep,
scnorous voice of extraordinary power.
So real did it seem that one was surprised
not to see the orator whose vehement.
questions he could picture. At the CON
cl1sion OF his remarks there arose q per-
feet storm of cheers, mingled with the
clapping of hands and the stamping of
feet. There could be heard a confused
mass of sounds MS of an audience rising
to their feet and dispensing, amid CONVEX
sation, laughter and the playing Of q
band.
The monograph does not confine itself
to utterances made for the benefit of the
public. During one of the speeches the
chairman of the meeting addressed a re-
mark to a brother politician, over which
they both laughed. Both the remark
and the laughter were recorded by the
transmitter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

NGTIOE. 10 hereby given. thas ION the arst
aova ansss md next after the first Monday i
November. q. b. isss. an %elession viii be- ui heid
in the several election precincts Of Yankton
county for the election Il the following Terri.
torlai, Legislative and nonnty officers. to-wit:
pne delegate to congress.
One member of the council of the Legislative
assembly Tor the second council and represen-
tives ofthe legislative assent lily for the second
council and representative district.
Uns county, commissioner for the Sd commits
Que county commissioner for the 4th COM
missioner district.
One register of deeds,
gns county auditor.
One onnty treasurer.
One jussEe OK isfohate.
0nedistrict attorney.
One curouer.
Ono superintendent Of public sehoolss
Une county surveyor.
Ono county aasessor.
Eonr Justices of the peace.
F0nr cucatRbleB.
Tho election preoincts rre deanr; He'd and
bounded az follows: 81
First precinct-M of township 90 and aa.
range, q. Election TO be held Mt thu public
Second precincs-AH Of township 0S. OF raare
%, except sections 9, xnd 10 IN said township.
Election to BE held at Yon las hease In section
Thixdspseotnct-sIownship "a. range "a and
that pars OF township "a. range IS. lying east Of
me pskota river. Election 20 be held at ths
Fourth preoinct-Township 85. rsnrs 81,
Election ut the school b euae in district No. 90.
Fif. y notwithstanding 80. range 81. Elec-
Ign 20 % hsld ~ the house OF John x, Bye in
tixth prs~cinct-Thst part of township aS.
range %, lying east of tho Dakota river. Elec-
5iSn e re neld ~ the public sckool house near
seyentb psecinot-Townahip %, range IS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
by Flames

LIS Grace, Oak. Nov. Prairie fire
has again visited this section, this time
coming from the northwest on the same
side oil Spring river that La Grace is
located. Parties coming into town
about 4 O'Clock this attertoon reported q
fire to be fifteen or twenty miles distant
About 8 O'Clock the fire. had reached the
bills just back CT town and was coming
with fearful rapidity. Citizens were
soon out %backGring It had hardly
been completed when She great body Of
hames. driven by a hhrd wind, reached
the outskirts Of the town. No part oil
the town nor neighboring settlem ents
were injured. but in the 0 country three
or four miles several parties lost hay and
grain.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
Favorable TO Parnell.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The evidence given
by the police reporters before the Par
nell commission was decidedly favorable
to the Parnellites. Sir Charles Russell
has examined thoroughly, and his tone
of questions has brought out answers to
vindicate The League, and that the out
RACES committed in ireland were due to
extremists. The opinion is now ex-
pressed that the inquiry will not con-
sumo as long as it was at first thought.
The very nature of the testimony given
thus far, and the apparent. weakness of
The Times case, seems to indicate a
swift victory for Mr.. Parnell and his as
socintes
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-03
A Woman,s Charms

soon leave her, when she becomes a
victim to any u of the various dis.
orders and peculiar weaknesses" thu,
are peculiar TO the fair, sex. The con.
dition of tens of thousands Ct women to
day is pitiable in the extreme; they are
weak. bioodless creatures, q prey to
mental anguish and bodily pain; in @
word, 'brGken-down,'' from any one OF
numerous oansss To this unhappy
multitude we strongly urge the use OF
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, an
infaliible, word-famed remedy, for all
female" irregularities and '.weaknesses,'
and which restores the woret sufferer &c
vigorous health, and r~einvests her with
all the charms of figure, face and com
p%lexion, that receive such willing hom.
age from man.