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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19
Al General Tie-Up.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March fat /
o'clock Friday afternoon, Chairman Car
roll, of the union grievance committee,
said that the men on the Gulf road would
go out at4 O'Clock; that the roads would
be tied up one each day until the Bur
ington road agreed to reinstate its old
men and discharge the new ones. This
plan would be continued, If necessary,
until every road id the United States was
tied up. AT $50 Mr.. Carroll said that a
message had been received from Chair
man Hotchins, p~ostponing the strike on
the Gulf system until he arrived here,
which would be within twenty-four
hours.
The 90" Said to BE In Full Running Order.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Burlington's
press bureau suspended operations, as.
signing as a reason that the system was
in full running order, and all depart
ments had resumed the even tenor OF
their way. Appearances around the
Burlington building bore out the state
ment, Quite a number of ex Burling-
ton engineers have fled applications for
positions with other roads, and it is said
the Alton will give employment to S
score in the course Of the ensuing week.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19
lis Head mas blown or,

TOLEDO, O., March 1T-Jerry Hayes,
a thinner, was instantly killed this morn
ing by an explosion Of a nitro glycerine
can, supposed to be empty, which he was
soldering Hayes head was blown en-.
tirely off
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to teach in Yankton county will b. han
at the court house in Yank.on on lu,.
day, April 8, commencing at 8 am,
Nm. HUBS, Co. Supt. school,

sHILOH'S VITALIzER is what i,
need for Constipation, LOSS of Appeis
Dizziness and all symptoms Of Dyspess
Prtce 10 and rs cents per bottle. Bolah
r. III. Ward, druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19
TIE SANTA FE TIE-uP.

The 80" Responsible for the Santa Fs
Trouble.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 1.-THE
Santa Fe is completely blocked in all de
partments along the line. The general
superintendent Of the road telegraphed
Mr.. Stone that he holds the .sQ.n re-
sponsible for all damage on aceount of
the strike
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19
ARRIVAL.

NEW York, March l7.-The Steamer
Cronia from Lesth and Dundee, las ar.
rived.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19

THAT HACKING COUGH can be- 40
Quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
Guarantee il. Sold by r. M. Ward, drug
gist.
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pelinquent County otRcials.

DECATUR, March fiat the session of
the board of supervisors, the special aud
iting committee, appointed to investigate
the books of the county officers and re
port how much money is due the county
since 1872, made their report There
was no discrepancy in the accounts of the
treasurer and superintendent of schools
Henry w, Waggoner, ex-county clerk
owes the county, on alleged ~overcharges
in salary, retention of fees, and errors ID
footing quarterly reports, $29,0O7; and E
Mcclellan, present circuit clerk, owes
the county $5,047. Mr.. Mcclellan. &C
eording to his statement, owes the county
less than 1900.
Increased Wharf and Elevator Facilities.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 17.--Seldom has
there been such activity in wharf and
elevator building asshas been shown here
this winter. The Lackawanna is the
leader in construction OF wharves, and lis
dock facilities will be greatly incregsed
A new warehouse will be built ~ the
company on this new dock connecting
with the present warehouse. Additions
and Improvements are being made to the
Wilson, Dakota, Evans, Coatsworth and
Bennett elevators, which will increase
the capacity 2,0Go, 900 bushels.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19
THE GOVERNMENTS GILT SECURITY
A Second Mortgage on a5 per Cent. of
the Loan.

A Second Mortgage on 25 per Gent. Of
the Loan.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Ex-Senater
j.. E. Mcdonald, of Indiana, attorney for
the Central Pacific, made an argument
before the house Commute on Pacific
railways, in support of the company's
proposition to refund it's indebtedness to
the government, which is similar to that
of the Southern Pacific. He argued that
the only security the government had for
its loan of $50, 000, 600 to the company,
was a second mortgage on 1877 miles of
road in the system of the Central Pacific,
and 1913 miles outside of it, that the prin-
cipal and accrued interest aggregated
probably $40, DOC, coo; that thesz nd cost
only S37, 600, 600 originally, and could
probably be duplicated now for half that
amount. He said there wa no covenant
in the charter making a personal liability,
and that the government could not com
pei the stockholders to make up the de-
felt. In any event, the government
could not proceed to make a collection
until 1883, when the principal became
due.
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general land Office, / N accordance there
with, has recommended their Immediate
removal. The charges were preferred
early last fall by Frank Exline, a young
land attorney of Lamar, who came all the
way to Washington for that purpose.
They alleged the collection of Illegal fees
by the two officials, and charged them
with accepting brides In certain land and
contest cases. One instance cited was
that Arl,uckle and Sharp, by threatening
to remove the land office, had succeeded
IN getting certain citizens of Lamar to
present them with. the building then oc-
cupied by the land Office. Young Exline
was particularly fresh, and rather preja-
diced the officials here in favor OF Ar
buckle and Sharp, but he left his charges
in writing, and they were turned over to
the Inspector for investigation. The in
spectorss report, it is said, shows suffi-
Gent cause for the removal of the two
officials, and a Recommendation to that
effect vent to the president.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19

10,0O0-Diamond willow fence posts
for SALE Apply to ] j. FRLsER.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19

Short Hand, Type Writing and
Telegraph by the term or course
atTthe Commercial College.
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Read Thisl

For the finest smoked meets,
including hams, bacon, shoul-
defs cured at home and in the
best style. call at the Broadway
meat market. Also the finest
ireah meats and fowls, and lard
in cans, pals and bulk.
STIsR & FERDINAND.
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Farm to Rent,

Farm to Rent.
A fine 100 acre farm near the city with
one hundred acres under plough, to
rent, if applied for soon.
WILLIAM P. DEWEY.
Feb. 23d 1888.
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Something Worth Reading

The best place to buy goods
for yourself and presents 10,
your friends is at Ralph NJ.
Wards, 217 vest Third street.
Yankson, Oak, There you will
find q fine assortment of lamps
dinner and tea sets, glassware,
fancy cups and saucers, vases
and q large line OF toys.
Watches, diamonds, silva
goods and spectacles, at th
store of
H. Ct. CLARK Il Co.
Yankton, D. 4,
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= with wagon and harness.
WILCOX LUMBER co.
Second and Mulberry SITS,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19

Tintypes at wULPrs Gallery.
Pine Apples at PoRrER's.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19

Fresh lettuce. parsley and onions at
OARNEY's
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-19

Radishes and Onions at PoRrrn's.
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taS AAnL'ONt " 6uC uO66
not deserve any one, thar for those in
fashionable society who cover tiger
claws with India shawls and bolt the
hell of their hearts with o diamond pin.
The tendency of this evil inclines more
to the masculine than the feminine
class. Husbands forbid wives going TO
the sewing circle, because of the preye-
lenee OF gossip in SANDER of n%eighbors,
while OF stores. counting rooms, banks,
and street corners, you may hear the hiss
OF the serpent as he spits his venom.
How shall this evil be rooted out of 40.
clety? First by speaking no evil of any.
Second do not allow detract,on by your
children. Third make good use Of your
tonRue-remember that by your words
yon shall be Justified and by your words
you shall be condemned. Large pom.
gregations morning aud evening.
Baptist church %. w. Brlnstad
Morning. Peter III, 10: "But grow in
grace, and in the knowledge of our LORD
and Saviour, Jesus Christi Grow 1t il
Gods formula Of life everywhere: very
easy and comfortable for trees, but very
hard for men. Some come into the
kingdoms OF God, and pillow themselves
upon the assurance that God will bring
out ell his purposes, and 90 they sleep
on al through life. Others come into
the kingdom OF God with the notion that
:. LA "a. III HN.ZETCI
they are to fashion themselves; there il
to be q character built, and they are to
etudy its details and construct this Won
derfpi organism; they a-e to put p1ecs
to piece, they are to carve and trim, and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS



4 mother once owned Just . commonplace bog
A shock headed hoy
A ffcckic-facei boy
Hut thought he was handsome and said sowlsn
JOY:
For mothers are funny, you know,
Quite So
About their sons bcauty, YOU know.
his nose, one could see. was nos Gresiaa, ba
pug.
And turned up quite SNUG,
Like the nose OF q uxs
But she said Il was ''piauant" and gave hun .
hug;
Quite So-
About their IONS beauty, you know.
Yus eyes were quite small. and he biinkcd II
the sun
but she said II was done
A. a mere piece ~ fun
And q on expression Of wit 70 her SON;
For mothers are funny. you know,
Quite So
About their sons beauty. you know.
The carrciy lovc.locks that covered his head
She never called red,
but auburn instead.
ssrhc color the old Masters painted" she said;
For mothers are funny you know,
Quite so-
About their sons beauty, You know.
Row. boys, when your mothers talk 50. 10 n
pass.
Don't look In ~ glass,
Like . vain. silly lass.
But go tend the baby pick chips, weed the
grass.
BE as good as you're pretty, you know.
Quite so~-
A good as you're pretty. you know.
Film v. Talbot. IN ~. Nicholas.
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n don't care! M says 4 MAY g.,
up as early as ! choose. and u ct
those two dollars ready I've got 10 get
up terrstie carlyi I'm going 10 work
II rs only moonlight" he said.
The clock struck five as he came
down into the Kitchen and felt for HE
boots behind the steve. He found cap
and mitlcns and crepi softly ont.
slhe old moon doesn't give a very
big light" he mrtiercd between hi
ehaiiering teeth. ''but guess ! can
see 10 move bricks"
IL a round the ID, Witt cornci
with his little cart crcaking behind
him. aud fiji to work 50 vigorously
that he was soon warm enough.
When the deacon came and counted
the tiers Of bricks that night. his eyes
twinkled rs he picked ont the nickels
from his purse. and he said: :.
guess you didn't lie abcd this morn.
ing. ~sonny?'
And Johnnie. laughing. answcrcd'
mo. sir!!' and ran home and dropped
his money into the pewter pitcher
with a triumphant clink.
Six mornings saw Johnnie at worl
terrible early" as he had said. an,
TN evening bcfors iax-lay he poured
out and counted his earnings. and
| they amounted to two dollars and ons
cent. The next day he went and pai'
his tax like a mar. H. brought tn
receipt and laid it in his mothers lap
and he knew, BY tho glow on heI
check aud the light in her eye. tina
she was pleased and proud. thongI
she only said: ''You'n make 4 man
my Johnnic.' jig Allison. ia Youth
COmDoEi0n.
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,muv~1nx a. eh~ Missouri Deaf and Dnmo
A~ylur - F,nlsea-An Esrsrss % Save
Ne o>rses~r~ n~n~ar~ssai-A Loss q the
Lac - Over .ooo-Ine Ansnns~s
Al 9e>eaea 10 safety
FULTON. Mo-. Feb <&-Iho Deaf ana
Danab Institution located here was COM
pietely destroyed BY nre last evening.
The IRE originated IN the dome 81 me
main buildine IN the NTH story. ANA "
said 20 have been caused IN some usr
from the electric wires IN that part o. sne
building. b names were discoveries -
S.3 n m, just after the rupiis ns9 sone
90 the study-room for the - "a
first seen BY an rom sneAn
sane Asylum rs he was passing py.
A moment after the discovery tne
whole dome was wrapped "a NAMES
which made e Impossible 70 ket 20 tne
1re In time 20 check 80 progress N'm.se
~ the same time parties ~ tow ss~ .ne
lire and rave the alarm the professors
nr<t took me iso pupils iron, -. o.s".s
building. p when ncip arrived -
move the furniture - me .op - =
building burned away every tn'nk 'H~'
could - was removed from os1o".
Al nine O'Clock me man on'u'ns ane
she three wings were sc,'o 49,. -
Names Citixens WIN po~"e' sr.eu !"
vain g blow away tne passe.es ~ ~
meet OF the Wings WIN Z 49,
building, hoping tnereoy 20 s.'e sns's
nut me heat soon became 70 .-'sns1 80
the flames 'eaped the snors $780, ."u 9
ve.oped the Whole ne e $3.50
volnntesrei % axe ena'se ~"' P'o''~'
homes Tor the iSo pupils
During tue progress o. tne AIo nunAtro>
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At the close Of the war il was
an oversight not to include Murat
Halstcad in q constitutional amend
ment. He feels that he was not in
cluded in the settlement. and - still
figbting.-AHa California.
Many people still think that Dr..
Burchard did some good work for The
Democratic party in, 1884. but II they
want to see the doctor eclipscd in that
line let them watch Bill Chandler dur
ing the next few mouths. So Louis
Dispatch.
There IL . widely-prevailing sus-
picion that Mr.. Blainc's letter means
about this: II will take the candi-
dacy II / can get IL; otherwise ! shall
positively decline 70 do %. my de-
| cision on this latter point being ire
vocable. Chicago NesOs.
when that great Chicago show
scheme il effected and Libby Prison il
| planted on the shores Of thu unsaltcd
sea, won't II be ! good plan TO have
| Governor Foraker Be chief cricr 1t The
door and let Editor Halstead take tick
etsa-- Wdshin Qtos Critic (Tnd.).
- number o. Iowa Republican,
are still under the delusion that tn
campaign this fall will turn on ths
Drum nag circular. The long. trailing
moss on the back Of the average Repub
lican d TO m in grain for any use
full purpose. but Il helps TO make poll
: tics picturssQue..-Sk Louis Republican
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FIVE CENTS.



How Annie Learned The Secret Of True
Happiness.
Annie Page was a good little girl
when she tried very hard. but fen
was too lazy to try. Every week that
she had perfect lessons at school her
mamma gave her five cents to spend
Ms she pleased. You may be sure she
always pleased 10 spend il in candy.
At one time she had been lazy for
weeks. and had no perfect lessons.
and no pennies. As this was the only
money her allowed her 10
spend for candy. you a sec how long
she had been without il.
On Monday morning she vent 70
school determined 10 earn Der five
cents Whom Friday came none but
perfect marks were opposite her nam !.
Annie ran home 10 her mamma. who.
on hearing The news. handed her five
bright pennies. Then she started of
on a run for the nearest candy store
II was a bitierlv-cold day. but what
did it matter to Annie? She kept
lNui ttI- tit inHit- ~ t&
and warm inside her miticns-
Next door TO the candy store was a
bakery. and az Annie passed II she
saw something that made her pause.
There. in fro Mt Of the window. look.
ing NJ the fresh. warm rolls and bread.
stood a girl about Annie's size In
her arms was q little. sickly. hungry
looking boy. whom she was trying 10
| protect from the cold wind with a thin.
| ragged shawl she had taken from heI
own shoulders.
As Annie stopped. she heard the
little girl say to her brother. who
was pointing longingly towards the
window: NO, dca-. ''ter cant buy
her poor little bro'. n any thing TO
| day; she hasn't . penny even"
Oh. how the pennies seemed to burr
those little hands. SO warm in theiI
| nice. soft mittens!
Annie gave one glance at the candy
| store There was her favorite kind
in the window. and she had beer
working hard for It all the week Blu
something in that pale. little fac
made her pull of her mittens. IL
minute more she had put those NV
bright pennies into The little. cole
hands. hat opened 50 eagerly.
Go IN and buy something to eat
for ! don't want the candy now
said Annie.
Oh. how happy those two hungr!
faces looked! And how happy wa
Annie as she started for home. with
out waiting for thanks, to tell nam
ma all about il!
"a happier little girl could not hav'
been found in the whole city tina
night than Annie Page She ha'
learned that day the secret Of tru'
happiness. and we hope she vii
never forget iL-Bianchc Douglass. q
Our Lille Oaes
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= Chapter Of Accidents Occu rring within
. week In the Vicinity of CouneIisviiies
Pa. Isy which sixteen Lives Have been
Sacrificed
C-oxxrLLsvrLLE. Pa. Feb 2S.-Sixteen
persons were K .lled by as many different
accidents during last week on the rail-
roads n in the mines in this vic unity,
seing the greatest list Of fatalities OF .
similar character on record in this State.
Geo. r. Gilman, . trainman on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad, fell on the track in
front Of his train in the Connellsville
yards He was RON over and cut in two.
He had been married but a few days. His
widow had been also the v idow Of Gill-
mans brother, who was killed . year ago
IN . similar manner, having been married
but . week. The day before Gilman
was killed q car in the freight train
on the Southwest railroad Jumped the
track while the train was running fifteen
miles an hour near Meyer. The q ran
in the ditch and teppled over against :
high embankment, killing Peter Pence. .
coke burner, who was supposed TO have
been stealing : ride The same day an
unknown man was run over and killed by
an express train on the Baltimore & Ohio
road near Layton, and James Leslie and
Frank Atkinson were killed in wreck o
the Pennsylvania road near Irwin John
Evans, q brakeman ON the Southwest road
vas knocked from : car BY . bridge and
killed John Wardley was found the next
morning lying dead on the side Of the
same road near Greensburg, be having
apparently been struck BY . train the
night before. A miner named McAilister
In the Salisbury mines was crushed to
death between two pit wagons on Friday.
Geo Dernis, aged six years. attempted 20
get on : moving train at Pemicky on
Monday. was thrown under the wheels
and killed Chas CliDenance jumped
from . moving train and was killed
Willie McCahilI, aged seven. tried to
board . Baltimore 8 Ohio train ~ Osce.
ola, fell, and his head was severed from.
his body BY . car wheel. Al
East Conemaugh, Robert Wilson. aged
nineteen, was walk ing ON the railroad
track and was instantly killed by an ex'
press train. a blast in the Port Royal
mine exploded rrematurely on Thursday,
and John Smakowski was blown e
pieces. Several others were injured.
Walter Lewis was nj over BY . freight
train and killed at Johnstownon Wednes
day. Edward Hincke was crushed b
tween two freight cars and received in
5uries from which be died on Friday
night. Jacob Rail. while coupling car
,at Huff's Station, was caught between thu
bumpers and killed
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2A-The trial Of
Charles Z. Locke, manager Of TIM No
ronaI opera. charged with issuing worth :
less checks, came m IN the police court
here yesterday. r. I. sylvia, n Of the
.complaining witnesses and the German
tenor. testified that Locke had given him
= check Tor 500 last Monday, 70 be pro-
sented in bank on Wednesday, and thai
when he presented 10 on Thursday there
were no funds 20 Locksss credit
% bank 10 meet ~ Mn. Pierson. anothes
complaining witness, testified that Locke
had given her : worthless check IN Nor
FOLK. Va.
Judge ensll here dismissed the csss
saying that Mr. Pienon should havs
tro1xht suit in Norfolk, and that IN Syi
va crmp'n nt he clements necessary q
constitute fraud were missing.
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some - IhsIr naruur.. - ~
". =. cro9a1
son,nsslos "a. ". xiiiiss. ~ Esiss.
~Thl. can properly ns SAD Cor John sAsr.
= IL ssras:s !!ss'~i! s1ss!as q me RspaS-
Lean party."-N4raf Aaisfedk
feel ia like 70 shirk the nomination;
TO get elected d no casy chore;
FOR Cleveland hasn't wrought the deso'atioo
That 20: and ! foretold in'sA
SHERMAN
No. the armer seems rcqussed,
And the miller pays mis- rent;
And the settlers wrongs are righted
~ the Burchard Accident
Ana tho country isn't blisbted-
Not 20 any great exscnti
Il isn't quite the circus We could hope for
The rebel debt was certain 70 BE- paid;
Il ,sn't what We cast the horoscope for
sThe rebels on the Pension rolisr' We sasd
AINE-
And the the folks would be afiicted
Under Growers government
And progress be restricted
by the spread Of disconsent-
And Il amt os you predicted
Not 70 any great extent
The Nations credit stands as high IS ever;
In fact no other nations stands so nigh;
Vet We declared The Democrats VI uld never
Maintain il for : m~omcnt-you and
sHERNAx-
Yes. as We ant cipated.
Ard were wont 70 represent
All the money'd be inflated.
And the surplus would be spent
PUCK
And IL isn't as you stated
Not 10 any great extsnt'
Nv.
We used 70 stir up soldiers 70 discussions
BY asking what they fought the rebels for:
But these two years have given them more pom
Than any equal period since the war
SHERMAN
Yes: the Bureau is directed
by . veteran who " wents"
So the soldiers are projected
For he gives EN- every cent
PUCK
which amt a. you expected
Not 70 any great EXTENT
v.
SHERMAN
quite incline 70 shirk the nomination:
'Twouid b On empty honor. and no more;
BLAINE
For Cleveland hasn't wrought the desolaion
That you and l foretold IN -
SHERMAN
All Labor Is requited
BLAME
With is cash equivalent;
ERIN
The darkies amt arrighted:
Both
And the surplus isn't spent
PUCK
AndJhe country isn't blishted-
NdUko any great extenti
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0AmEsvnLE, Tex, Feb 3-0m AIIies
prominent stock trader ot this place.
va seriously stabbed Sunday night ~
spence Moon, . merchant hera The
trouble grew ont Of some improper -
marks made BY Moon 70 = little SRI -
Allto'A, which was speedily resented ~
che father. when Moon retaIiatsd with
Ms knife, indicting : dangerous and Per
haps fatal wound T. ths deshy part q ~
deal q public excitement over che AFFAIR.
both parties having : large number 81
friends, who ars msnifestIng consider
,ahls hostile feeling. and IN III probability
mors serious trouble will eellew - ; Con-
noousnca