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Stabbed uis Wifs,S

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 4 -Thomss
Kane, sn Irishnsn, stabbed he vile il ths
abdomen with pen-knlie q aaassffy
hon. this morning, II fi.stirg q ~esaa thGt
will probably prove fatal. The woman
was 3itsipg up with her dead child, and
Kane. who h*d been drinking, came into
the room srd accused her OF Laughing.
She denied the sccus&tiGu, Out Wi.hou.
further warning he drew ; knife sni
thrust 1. into her abdomen. He tried 10
sisb her ) second tue when her brother
interiere6 spG oissgned hin. Mrs. KSEe
Is still living, but her condition is c1iti.
csl. Her husbsnd Ia under arrest.
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WHAT OE IT 2

The fnterrogstory as 70 what The
GAzETTE is going to do about the exist
ence OF G secret osth-bOund military
poliucIl order in Texas, su ygests some
reflections which, it occurs 10 this paper,
deserve the serious, disp.ssionete con-
sideretioa CT every citizen, whether Dem
ccrat, Republican, Non-PsrtisRn, Iade-
pendent, Union LSboriae or Prohibi!ioaist
whether Vides;e or not, whether cam
didate for office or rot. THE GAZETTE
addresses itself 10 every American
citizen, white or black, native or foreign
born, who loves the liberty guaranteed IN
this republic, and which Garnet be main
tanned II the politics and government Of
this country are TO be dominated and
directei by junto Of political bosses
holding their councils guarded from the
public eye By sentinels Gnd controlling
their followers through military orgsni-
z,tion and discipline sld osths that bad
them to blind, unreasoning obedience.
All men Of all political parties, all men
OF xu conditions and Of ali classes, have
. common interest in the blessings
of individual liberty snd : civil
methods guaranteed by free gov
eminent, BY government by the
people Of the people, By government Of
liberty and law. The existence Of this Sc
cret oath bound political order has been
boldly justified In public speech and
print, and the challenge has been issued
to the people, Whist are you going to do
about l.! So spoke Boss Tweed-snd he
went down In shame and ruin before the
ballots OF sn outraged, 6eGed' and all
powerful people.
And what should the people do about
Il? They should think shout It, and ad-
dress themselves TO the duty; devolVing
upon each and every individual, Of ersdl-
eating the perniclous lessons inculcsted
by false teschers-by men themselves
misguided through ignorsnce-aud by
ambitious, interruptions individuals who
look for profit to themselves in political
upheevsl. and whose regard for the state
is limited By their own sinister desires
and designs.
The first step in the performance Ct
this imperative duty Is TO stamp out nj
terry ali secret osth- bound political
orders. II is IN such societies that error
is teught-it is in these secret cir-
cles that fermentation OF ..roli.i-
cal plan is substituted for free po-
li.icSI discussion-within thess councils
sit men WHO scheme and devise plans &c
pu. into execution their arbitrary edic:f,
and whose consideration Ut the public is
restricted 70 ways and means for bending
the' public to predetermined plsES and
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THE NEW SOUTH.
sou led asi;,es AID the Enlsrser,, SIT { old
Onea IS. EtxaB.

gow Ird asii,es AID tas Enlarser,, ant q Old
Onaa lG ZGxas.
In It's weekly "Construction Depart
ment," giving z lIss CT ali nav enter p:is 8
in the south, ths Maautscturars' Rscord
of this week contains the following Items
Of new industries and the snlsEgeu,enas
Of cid onss il this state. SSE
TEXAS.
AuGtil-Grsding -gIune, Rec & Chsrs
bonnesu OF Fort Worth have been svSaa
ed the contract for grading the csC4tol
grounds, previously mentioned, Afs3S,-
600.
Beeumo1t-Plsning Mill.-Olive &
Steruenberg have pm. Few planning ms
chiuerY in their mil.
Corsicsns-CresmeYy-E creamery is
reported 90 be started sool.
FsEwell--Rriek-ysrd-A stock com-
psny has been chartered TO Start c brick
yard.
Fort Worth-Reeidercee o. Wright
will erect $500 residence, and A. j.
Armstrong, residence 10 cost $500.
Fort Worth-Buildipes--A party hiss
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"a their respective communities, and sIe re
,pouaiSIe TO the SUBSCRIBER until re Geta his pa
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tpey can examine and ses shat Ihey hsVe credit
ACCORDING to the amount paia.
All parties are cs toned 20 exam ne care
ruIly inc letter Of authority Of any peF6on not
known TO them, who Represents hinEeLf as
travelling agent OF or solicitor icr subscriptions
70 THE GAZETTE.
NE canrot hold ourselves responsible for the
acts OF these who have no authority &c repEe-
sontus, DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
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the Csydlaal's residence to the Cathedral.
First cane six Ge>ega.es q the Youcg
Catholic Friends, then the a.!ar boys fol-
lowed by 100 seniasrisug and over 100
priests, then some twenty scchbistops
and bishops from 81 psr.s Of
tie Ucitec S.a.es and Csnsd.,
rext came B!shop-eIsct Foley IN Ms
Episcopal robes between two assisting
hiehcps followed bV their chspIsins.
Assisting prlests snd the Cardinal fol
lowed by visiting Detroit isymen closed
Tho procession. A. the C&ihe rsl 1000
persons we're present. Archbishop
Rysn delivered 81 Impressive sermon cp-
propriate TO inc CccGs.Cg. Then the
csrdinsl plsced his hands ca the elect
saying "Receiye Thou the Holy Gaoet,"
each Of the assisting bishops going through
the same form. Then followed tie prayer
for grace, the head and handa Of the eIec.
being snnoiu,ed VIII chYism or holy oil.
The closing par. If the conservation ser
vice consisted in giving the Ee8iy made
Bishop the cTo zier SID IUitre With . book
Of gospels, while the seal ring was plsced
upon tds Fourth dager & his right hand
ss eymDclicsl CT his betrothal to TIE
church. Al the conclusion Of the MSS
Bishop FOLEY psEsooa CT the holy cam
muEion,
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ANNUAL RAINFALL,
The Rainfall Of Newly Settled Uoun:rH, set-
tez DissEiba'ed az the Country Is Opened.
SIGNAL OFFICE. WAR DFPARrME,


tez DissFibared n- the Country Is opened.
SIGNAL OFFICE. WAR DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON CITY, October 26, lass.
Hr O. W. Dame, Fort Worth. Texas.
SIR-RspiSirg to your inq7iFy Ct the
20.a iHstsnt, Cheering taa increase Of
rainfall IN youc st3so cn-icg the past
ihl;t7 gears. hsve the honor to inform
you t2at Investigations which have been
made in Colorado and several ctne- west
ern sts:es. point &c 20 incIesse c; rsiu-
fail, but rather thst Il has been better
distributed throughout tie yesr. # rnust
be remembered t1ss owing to the break
ing up OF the hard pralGie IzGt aac It's
f1bssQ1en! cultivation, rain is now ao-
soroed by the sell, whereas in earlier
years great smoupt Ct iheeysa.ly rain
fall WAS OF no benef: 10 The eaiti, being
quickly d1eined or los. Dy evaporation.
sm Inclined to believe thst ljirfall Ia
the Interior CT Texas. IS slowly i2cIegs-
ing.
1 enclose herewith e.,;eueut showing
the annual rainfall! ST Austin, Tex8s, 1855
to 1887, witt out fsw Interruptions; ana
At several ether ststions for shorter
psrIcds; also tsble Ct rair.sll :, Fort
Gibson, l. 7 from 1896 10 1857 and from
fully, your Ccedtsu: seTvanr.
A.W GRIZZLY,
Chief SsnsI Ofi,c-.
Precipitation 10 inches and lunacs .ths
oy yesrs 81 Fo7s Gibson, I. It, !a.itrde
Sc SC, longitude 95 2C'-Is37. - 81;
1883, IS 81; 1889. 81 %; I640, 90 50;
ls4I, 80 Is; 1912. 29II; 1913.
35 81; 1914. 81 IS; 1915, IS 81; lS4c,
SO S.; 1si7, 24IG; 1913. 573;
1919. 81 65; 1850 IS co; 1851, 50 Is; 1882,
81 IS; 1858, % IS; 1854, 2s So: 1865,
s. &c; 1896, 80 SO; 1873, IS S.. 1874,
SO SIS; 1875, A 10; 1876, 80 IS; 1877,
46.79; 1878, SO 20; 1879, So OF; 1850,
30 81; 1881. 81 IS. average per year,
So 50.
Masa precipitation ir ircI55 saa aug
dred:hs by months st Fort G.hs,a from
1886 10 1S87:-JsuuaIy, 9 C3, YaoIusrv,
. IS; Msrc5. 90; Anil, %; Ny, 20,
Jnpe, IS; JAY, 2 81; Aueust, 50; SEP
tem5ar, 5Gi October, So; November,
, 80; D5cemoec, . lG
A1uusl r"idisu G. Au=ti2, Tex ISIS,
So 81; 1859, rs p; 1860, % 90; 1851,
IS 50; 1862, % Is; 1865. "a 20; 1854.
80 10; 1865, 81 10; 1866, 40 81; 1868,
40 Go; 1869, 80 81; 1870, ~ Az; 1871,
80 II; 1872, So 25; 1878 % 80;
1874. As SO; 1875, SO so; 1876, 81 Sc; 1871,
Il so; 1878, 81 So; 1879, is 81. 1855,
~ -; 1881, % IS; 1882. Sc So. 1854,
IS 20; 1855, 40 g.; 1855, 81 49, 1887.
% 81.
Annual RHn's'I ST C.af,u:1c, Tex
1884, 1881; 1855. 1892; 1856. 2O.79; 1887,
Al %.
Annual Rsi1tsll =. For Corcdo. TX
1878, is Y; 1874, $3.50; 1875, l417i
1876, ll.66; 1878, 24St; 1879 Is 81;
1880, 1885, 1881 1886; 1852, +2I2;
1889, 81 G4; 1851, Il N; 1885, 2lIo.
Average rsinta.l e. Clrsicsua, Tex
1875, % Il; 1876, IS 60; 1877, b S9;IS7s,
IS o.; 1879, So l8; 1889, ~ SO; 1856. IS -;
1887. 2S.I7.
Average rainfall ~ Decatur, Tex
1878, S040; 1879. 10 81; 1880, 30 81; 1881.
81 Of.
Ave.sga rairfoN st Der'son-ls76,
~ 10; 1877, 52.64; 1873, AIS; 1879.
20 as; 1885, IS 81; 1881, S6.9S; 1852,
80 A..
..Aversga zalrfau s.sEor: wo,,h-!sso,
ssss5; 1851, 40 40 ;sss52. IS So.
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TIE GAZETTE has the largest
sons flde Circulation OF any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
so Re,d.r. otAdvsrsisemen,o:

Readers Of the WEEKLY GAZETTE who order
any goods advertised IN our Columns, or ass Iot
Inflammation OF the advertisers concerning them
win oblige THN GAZETTE by stating that they
saw the announcement III the columns OF this
paper. ~,
persons advertising with us, we shall continue
10 60 our very best 70 exclude the dishonest or
lantrustwCrthy from these columns. we con-
htantly Gull out and reject all such that we can
N>coyer and shall be glad to have the Assistance
of our subscribers in go doing.
ANY failure or delinquency on the part OF ad,
7ertisers, If reported by our subscribers, WILL
be duly and properly attended to.
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. Care.
To the Gazette

KANSAS CITY. NO. N.Y., 1883.
Having been here for some weeks on 8
visit wasn't to fell you how mich IE misc
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE Containing The
nusic, and thank you for introducing
music IL your pspeF. When I return 10
my Texas hons l think shall appreciate
The GAzSTTE Eore Ihsn ever Tor hsv!ng
been deprived CT 1t these two or three
weeks. Respectfully,
Mrs Z
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plans prepared to erect brick snd stone
| residence 10 cost $4,000


residence 10 cost $4,000.
Fort Worth-Building- a. Huffman
will erect building, i00890 feet, on
Rusk street, and has let the contract for
me stone work to Hsggsrt Sanguinett.
Fort Wor!b-BuiIdiSg- Morning
OF 81. Louis, Mo. will erect 4 two-story
iron front building on Main street. Il
will be S0z100 feet.
Fort Worth-Building-A tour-story
building, fifty fae; front, will be erected
ct Main and Seventh streets by a. z.
Byers.
Fort WcrtH-ice FActory-It is re-
ported that another company has been
formed to erect sn ice factory.
Hillsborc-LauEdgy-A steam Laundry
is reported to be stsrted soon.
Je7srson-Ou Mill-The Pre- Xix Cot
ton seed Ok Mills, which have been Idle
for about two years, have been purchased
by New York parties, who will put them
in operation.
Mexis-Canpipg Factory--A canning
and evspors.irg factory to be started.
Paris-Stree: Rsilrosd-The Paris
Street Railroad Company will extend
their road at once.
Rusk-Wpgon Fsctory-The main
building CT the wagon factory mentioned
last week as to be built by Mr.. Devsaey.
CT Tennessee, will be 200x35 feet. he has
contracted fer lumber and commenced
work
Ssn Acgalo-Bui,dirg-TEs Sisters CT
Charity will erect brick conven: building
Snermsr-Mschine Shops, etc.-The
st Louis, Arkeness End Texas Railroad
Company office, St. Louie, Mo- are
sbsut commencing work on their mecnine
shops end rourdhousa, previously re-
ported.
Sulphur Sprinss-Oil Mill-Gsorge LIE.
der VIII erect the cotton seed oil mil
lately mentioned.
Tsxsfksna - Gaming Factory - The
Texsrkans Canning Company hiss been
cdsrtaEed to stsrt canning factory.
Tsxis-Cosl Mines-C o P>tier, Cas5.
Lsrcas:er, Louis Herbert, P. CslahGn
and Others, CT Cairo, H., viii Oreauiza
the M5. Pleasant Coal sDd Mineral Con
psng 10 develop coal lands il Te1ss,
six,T miles south Of TexaIksls. Ttcy
Aava shout 10. oC0 acres OF coal lands.
Wsco--CoiIege-The directors Of the
Waco FamGle College contemplate erect
ing new building 20 cos. about $50 eco
] S sss'SaU; =ssbple The MssoDs
.fyfa etsct lemRis.
Z Yo9s City,$Flour Mia roller hour
'mis4s pssasSfed'
:; "Cauyssa- Bug Atjy Dr. .Issse Thomp'
f$,o 80 Es5s ~ 70 >pa go n znsr -
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Jmr,ieTsnts for I.SSeIis.

NEW YORK, NV. SFhe Lioarisn
bs-k Msnrofis sailed $50 O'Clock this
morning ter the wesiscoss. o. Afries,
Among the. immigrs1f on bosra ere
Alexander S.anuard ofGRasspn sATid nis
five children and nFG6eEcf negro
colo1ist5 for the republic Of Liberis.
Thomas Coles, his wife and FIVE children
Of WJandott, IA, and Mrs. Mary D.
Moss Of Caieeea are also among the
passengers.
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Branch Offices.
DAlLAE,

q. Il. BAILEY, Correspondent and General
Agent, TBS Msin street..
Il, GUHaEE, Calculator srd Sub1c1iptor
Agent, el2 Elm street, whe1e the paper can
aIwsye be found on sale, and where orders
Tor Dallas city delivery can be iafE.
WACO.
W. a. QUERY, Agent and Correspondent.
WEATEERFoED.
q. 8. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent
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Ezztt go VI, mph,s.

MEMPHIS, TENN Nov. 3.-Quite 6
susceptible earthguske was felt here at
S:l5- O'Clock this morning. People
asleep in the upper stories OF buildings
sDd residences were conAd rably alarmed
lis dursti0n was only few aeconds.
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A BOLD pEED.
0as sf The Nest Bsstrg Train ksbbtr.
lss en- RI cstd Sncc ssfaiiy Cemmft.
TED Near saw Urlexus.
:. he Rcbber SiIg ndai Wndes Into the
BAGGAGE and Express Nas,er-Hs So
cures q Big Haul.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov g
q e United State ;

d u United state )
e xpress e essen
gtrson the trsln on
Il g New Orleans sud
theastefn Rsil-
wsy which arrived
here this morning es
Z O'Clock, was robbed
ST 5 a. m. between
Lscy and Derley STA
t / o n $. fifty miles
from this city. The
express officials de-
C | Ire 70 stare the
amount OF the yob =
herv INIT IL 81 Du5er.
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Yrres Months. 3 % Three Months. 80. ~
suxDAY GAZETTE, / ". $3.50; months, Sloo
DGvARIAELT II ADVANCE.
DEILy-6cHveTed IN the city by carriers at
Il CO D5T lccrSh, cT $50 per week.
sx-SubsccIbera wishing their address chang
ID from oae pVstoihce 20 slothcE. nuss E!ve
:kG old sddx5cs rs well Is the new, Or tne
,hsngo caEEct be mace,
ALI g0sTMkSTERa Ia tho Stats sTs zrthcs-
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yhrso Young aeA Drowasd.

BosToN, BASS Nov. while four
Young msr, James HsyeF, Henry GoIEley,
WILLIAM Sellsn SID Charles Cogss, were
HkiliBc il D 3rchesseE bsy thig afternoon,
Tssir bosa cspa;sstS and the three FIST
Hsssicled wefESzSwned.
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SEEEPLESSNESs

Is generally caused by arrangement of the
stomach ent bowels. To er joy refreshing slGep
is necessary that thu larger organs of Ihe
bosy ehogll properly perform their functions.
Adults as well as children scmetimes. Sat 100
mach supper Or gomelfing thai does not agree
with them, prO ,ucfnp x,
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In vSEjous psyts Of Chira tssra Is ba-
LET that ahe soUls Ct vs$$ sssoe&ous
criminals vhO rave ether beAEsSseg!ed
or dlgd III prison, aye sent 6sck troIc
hades by ,Yerlo, the Judge there, To
undergo further OF term OF impyisou-
ment. one death rot bei2g enough &c
eypiG.a their CviU5s. 81
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NE Of tie most lnprfs-
sive Ceremo-iss CT i,e
kind 8vaf held IA .nis
lcou3is7 gook place at the
.CsttetFal Today, the
! occasion being the con-
sscrstiGl 81 R5v. John
S Foley So Bishop oi
Detroit. As 1880 t1.s
morning Ina pECcesii II
nIn nAa
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BISHOP GP DgTg0ITs

Cero=annies Attending :hl CONSIDERATION Of
Asty. j SIN s. Ea'sy At BaU!mGrs
BALTIMORE, BID, Nov. 4.
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Of4ce o. PssbEisdtion-2Gs n. Second Street.
Catered Ct tie Fort Rosta. Teas, PoaoGcs as
esc md. Class MsI Matter.
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INDIGESTION

dose Of simfsprs Iiver Regulator Will give
promps reliefsdd insgfs Refreshing sllep.
my wits havingAaHifed q long time with
Rest essIess and Hple.sness, and having
tried everything resnmenced without benefit
ting her, was f1eKy ADVISED 10 try Simmons
Liver heSulatorithd Mass acted Ike charm.
Alter taking oSebottleSle improved so much
that sent an4Sboushts half dozen. Ny wife
Is now IN taexeT jOymepf<cf excellent health.
We keep tbs Regulator ffsthe house as q family
mecicine, alN recommeS6}t a. the best in the
world."-T. 5eIIARRING, r1tggs Co, ia.
RSnot imrOssd4eOp!
Examine 10 see that you 2stthe Genuine.
Distinguish ed from all frauSSsnd Imitation
by our red z Trade-Mark On fT6aA OF Wrapper.
ano on tie eide the seal and signature OF j. Il.
Ze:lin & Co.
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THE BEEF MONOPOLY.
Ths EevsmsGt Tor q Msnsser Csnvsn.
issn S. 81. LsHis Bsigg Pushed
Gtezg Vigorously.
Over 1850 Delegates 20 be Presens-subjscts
TO be D.scussSG-Thc spenkers-PTes-
ideEs Andrews on the Situation.

s'HE move
L ment first
liz 8 u g u rated
snd ever since
S I r e u uously
pushed tor
ward by The
GAZETTE, lock
ing TO the
holding OF .
monster con-
rention q. St.
Louis Of the
cattlemep and
butchers Of the
country, which
should. IN con.
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WASHINGTON OFFICE,
zsSn II, 1884 Ns.c York Avenue. &. ".
SPOFFORD, Correspondent.
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This pspe. is KEEP. on Gle, and ADVERT1s.
ING RATES may be sscertained at the office Of
iss AMERICAN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION. Temple Oouzt, New YORK. OF
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Eastern Business CfKce,
rs zrs6.ne Bssl!disq. Gess York.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-07

OyDOp5lb Oh q paper leAu D6IOr& Eng
Minnesota stsse dental society st ST.
Paul, on irregularities OF the seeth, by
". Y. Miller. D. d. 8.
The cass to which I wish to call your
attention 10 one of irse9nlarity Of the
teeth. The patients young gentleman
aged IA, presented himself At my Office
for treatment under the following con-
ditions: His ak upper front teeth pro-
jected 30 fsr that it was impossible for
him to close his lips without taking
hold of the upper lip and pulling il
down oyer the teeth. The deformity
was SO marked that between the upper
and lower teeth, when closed, there was
q space Of nearly thrse-fourshs OF ON
inch. The two front teeth were about .
quarter of an inch longer than the ad-
joining teeth, ak the six front teeth
separated by nearly an eighth OF IN inch
and che articulation sof she back teeth
very imperfect.
the case looked difficult and unprom-
ising enough.
The opeystion; although some chat
%protracted. was e simple one.
Two silver loops or bands were made
60 closely at around she two back teeth
on either side. To these loops . band
that extended around the front teeth,
was attached with screws. BY daily
turning these screws pressure was
brought upon the front teeth, which
came down TO their natural positions.
After the desired result had been ct
tanned the patient wae requested to wear
the apparatus for a short time that the
sseth might become firmly attached.
At the end OF six months the apparatus
WAS permanently removed. The two long
teeth were cut of SO as to be even with
the others. There was no soreness at
tending the operation, and but little
Inconvenience. the patient going 20
school Of the time.
The result was most gratifying. az
there was no indication OF an irregular.
ity ever having existed.
By the exercise vi O. little ingenuity
on the part of the dentist and o small
amount Of patience on She part OF the
Young gentleman, . face almost repul.
sive was restored to one bordering or
the beautiful.
DR.. Miller has treated q number oI
difi6ult cAses and Is willing to give hil
opinion for the asking. He also wishe.
1t understood that he has permanently
located in this city.
Office over Dudley, Riehcy & Gross
hardware store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-07

TO receive propositions to locate tb,
south Dakota agricultural fsir for 1888
7 snkton las never been g competitor 10
this exhibition. This would be a goot
year to secure it.
Mail from down the Missouri and NJ
the Sioux has boon received since yester
dhy, but other sections are cut off by
the snow. Trains are running regularly
on tine Milwaukee line from Chicago to
1ankton, but here the trains turn about
and go back.
superintendent Kerr, in. charge OF I'll
water works, reports the water system in
tirst class shape for the winter. Mr..
Kari says he does not believe the flow OF
the well can be injured by completely
shutting it eff for q short time, which
was done last week to prevent the over.
aow of several acres in west Yankton.
when the gutteis became ciogged with
snow.
The installation OF the officers of 1888
Of Phil Kearney post g. A. r. occurred Mt
memorial hall last evening in the pres
enoe of o large number Of visitors and
members of the post. The
following officers were installed:
H.. B. Murphy, commander; Thos. Ste.
vert, senior vice; John Hays, junior vice;
A. NJ. English, adiutant. James A.
Davis. officer of the day; P. Conway,
officer OF the guard; O. L. Bancroft. quar-
termaster; w. F. E~ldredge. chaplain: d.
E. Etter. surgeon; Charles Teatman,
sergeant major: Warren Osborn, quar-
termsster sergeant.
To-day the county commissioners
have disposed Of considerable business
Among other things a poor German girl
who reoites a story OF betrayal by some
rascally brute in Germany has been pro-
vided with q house where she can live
down her shame. DR.. w. ;. Murphy
offered to act as tho physician for the
county for one year for the remanera.
tion of $l44. The proposition was ac-
ospted. The bids for county printing
and Lumber were received and opened,
and the commissioners were footing up
the bids when Frank Hefner interrupted
their meditations by verbally petition
Ing for the immediate opening OF the
James river road, which is clogged
with SHOW. Travellers On that route
are compelled to make q detour through
oae OF Mr.. Hsfner's fields and it makes
Mr.. Heinsr feel bad to see people go 80
far around on such cold days.