davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-09

66,eelnnt NIT ben Organ Wountains in
ytetp ytsrito, beren eine Rette bie Trauf.
I'm Nfountoins biIben. 9ie oonae
Sergretbe tbeilt f6 iiberbaupt 6fteps In
megrere parailele Getten, bon benen sic
petli9en ben bultanii9en Rarafter
aog ltarter 5ur S9au trasen als Die
mebr 6fIi@ gelegenen.
Or. S9umaro ertud5nt in feiuem
2ageoudbe, mo er iibrigens fdbou Ste
oerl9leoene 9eoIogil9e gefdaffeuheit
Der bcioen Tergreibeu am pecos un6
am Hlo 8ranbe berborbebt, BON BEN
lesteren Neiben nur bic Organ unb
9ueeo Mountaius uno amar, neil er
betm beorbert iuurbe unb feline 9fiidreije
ourD 6eI 9ueco paB unb um ben iiis.
lt9en Sbeil ber Guadalupe Mountains
na9 Der Horsehead- Crossing oes Vecos
gu bepertitelligte. Seine Mnaabe, boR
1ene beiben tpeitliden @ebirae baubts
id@lt9 aug D@ranit, aus graaitdbnIi,
9em porpbpr, fotpie aus eigentlid1em
UelD1patbs sYorpbDr" beiteben, tpirb nun
mot alein bur6 6rn. Streerutpik be-
tdtigt, fonbern, ba berlelbe feline Inter
iu@unsen biel tpeiter iiiolib fortlebsn
tonnte, 10 erfabren mir nun aud. 6oR
o!ele gan3e &lo 8ranbe.&eibe bieielben
8eitetnsarten, ndmIi9 @ranit, @ranu.
1T. Gslolpat9. .porpbpr uno augitspors
Die gei9i6teten unb bann burdh
ole oultanii1en @efteine in bic
96be gebobenen @ebirgsa,ten uus
geben tbeils, tpie bei ben 6ueeo Mspun.
talns, un9efdbr tpie Rraterudnbe, BEN
bultanii9en She'll in Der Wfitte, theiIs
llegen ne oben brauf unb Der einfadhe
Toblenfalfifein 1T banm burd bic 6ibe
nerdnbert, ober tuie man aud iaat me.
ttamorpbolirt" uorben, B. b. ct bat Elm
torniges 8efiige, ungefdar ME tpeiBer
3uder, aitgenommen, lit allo mebr ooer
tpenlger trpifallifrt un5 ffelenmeile, mo-
ole SPECIALIZATION rsdt bolHdnbig uno
ieur@ teins fremben 8sitaubtbetle sebin.
bert, Dor fi9 gesangen lit, in pirfli6sn
Wtarllor berDanoeIt iuorben.
Wflt ben bulfanii6en @ebirasarten
lino aber aud bdufig metallif9e Sdm.
pie aug bem Snnern bsr grbe aufseltie.
gen uno ba6en iid, bsionbers ba, mo-
bag oultanif9e unb bas gei9i9tete Sc.
tteln it9 bsriihren, ober au9 in Gpal.
ten, beroi9tet un6 an ben Mdnben frns
faailtrt; ielten rein, ionbern aumeilf
NIT S9msfel, ober bic eoIeren MetalIe
nit glei, 2upfer, gifeu, Nntimon u. +.
70. oern1engt. Sas fnb bann bic ,@r3=
gdnge". llno nad benz porliegenoen
geri9t ioQen fd In ienen @ebirgen
gldnaenoe ausii6ten fur einen gepinn=
rel1en Bergbau barbieten. M0es, mas
oasu feblt, 1T Wafer unb Brennmaterial.
(S@lub folsD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-09
Vpm 3tueifel sur 9uffnmma,

unS BON Der ecifnuns CUR @eptbbe, bas TIT bic moble
tbuenne Nanhluns, gel&e ii9 in hem @emhtb res
nerpSien, rsspeptiGen gatenten ppuaebt, her cine
Sur NIT Sritetters Masenbitters unternimmt. Oass
eibe itebt rbne Gei6en Ia unb tit unna6abmlid Grs
b6bte eebenstraft, 3umabme an @ewidt, gerubtauna
fer Werrsn' seiunrer aprstit unb ealaf sebiren su
zen Sesnnnsen, irelfe nit bem @ebrauS hieser ppbls
tbatts ptrtenSen Mebstn perbunben iinS Gs in fein
gSun6er Dap mad Grlansuns bteIes neuen Sdases BON
ssr nantbare arante @ in oft ans es
sss 8itters ersebt gBeNem has Ser, pS it, asbt Ter
wtnne nSer" Die Gisentblmer non Srfetters Wfa !.
Seassttsrs basen M man@ma senitbisf seieben biee
SSuS..eppmnen 5n nntererlden, UNI ni9t in ben 0ers
sen Wesen Weritepfuns, @auenbefhperfeu, Nierens
lttpen hno anSebennen 6beumatsmus lit faS Nitters
etn init reuem 6edt beiiebtes Mittel,
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Mt11ttel 1t1tb cSncfe1t,

g@r'n slauben mir allies gu ibertreffen, tuas
i i 9'er offer'rt tuoroen iit, nidt nur, mas bic
@ule y oer Waars, bic @rsispirbtsfeit unb ben
9el9mad onbetrifft, foubern mir baben einen
10 re'eealttsen SOrratb, bas mir nit iraenb Ell,
mem Sonfsttions>@ o. fdaft, tueI6es ausldlieslid
o.sle 8ran@e betreibt, erfoIsrei6 fonfurrireu
toanen. Das Eager birst bic f90nten Ga.
gen. psld'e Die Mooeffdbte Der gseIt, Berlin,
Yaris uno Nep yort bieten. @ir laben oue
Oamen ein, oieies einsis in feiner Nrt ana.
gsha'tsls Departsment gu infpi5iren, ba tuir
ltd)er ilnO, 'bren 8eifau su sepiunen.
60, Ser pc, Serfep's, Serleb's.
Plul9 2Sraps, gu allen Yreiien.
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Ecke MAIN PLAZA
unb
Acequia Strasse.
Sas Ynb 9epartentellt.

&, aS'e s: g i9On ieit Sabren infer 8cilrebeu
mar, o'eles Departcment in ieber 8e,iebnno in
n 0en Soroergrunb gu branaen unb SoiIeIbeS .mr ~.
attratiton fiir infer umfanareid,es @effSf, 'a ~
MAIDEN, 10 baben mir unabIaiiio omf Ss,ysn on
Serbsnerung binsearbeitet unS otanben i+ IT,
een StanOpnnft errsidt au baben. luu mir osr ls.
3oamitnrrent tubn bic Spibe bietsn f5nnen. '"s'
Sir tonnen NIT Allen aufparten. moa 81.
nenslte Nfobe berborsebradt bat, iotpobI mos ma
pie gaeon, als bic ausfdmiduna Ser Site On. an !.
oetritft, uno anberoem baben mir cine Game
mlt oer eeitang oieieS Departemcnts betrauf
ote n'9t rar erprobte grfabruna, lonSern % and,
s,llen aueerorfe entlid suten mlo feinen @s,
lgmad beftst, nnp fiderlid ben Danen, peId,e
aas INIT tRren slnftrdgsn beebren, bolIe Gatis.
faftion gebsn biro. ''''
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sd iitt aebu Hobre an Werpe

=. Sd iitt 3ebn Sabre an Rerben.
l9nd9e unb 9rOnii9em MagenIeiben !;
alle angeluanoten Mittel bra9ten mir
feline BeRerung, bis i9 auf alnratben
elmer Jreunbin 9r. Aueuif 6onig's
1amburger Sropfen cine 3eitlang regel'
mdBig gebrau9te, bieies ausse3ei6uete
Mebitament beilte mid boafdnbig in
turSer 3eit. - Grau &atbarina Rnaus,
1O7 Wbitnep StraBe, &o9eifer, u. ..
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E e 4; a 8.
Die staats : seaislat,,r.

Nnffin, s. Mdra.-sym eenote be,
rl9tete Granfs bonn 9lusf6uife Fur
3u9t9auss sMngelegenbeiten in unaiintis
gem Slime itber bic Semats. unb 6aus.
glls aur autoriiirung Der Counties.
Sstaatsgefangene au Megcs unb Hriidens
1roelteH 3u betiDenoen. gs tpur6en
elHe Mnaabl bon petitionen uub Nias
elngebrabt, bic aber nur bon utlteroe.
oronetem Sntere1e fnb.
Jm 0auie biIbete ben 0aubtqeQen<
ltanb ber Terbanblungen Die Bil aur
Sriinbnng elmer Stats. NormoI.6
IN Salaoo. $4,000 folIen fiir bielen
3ped bemilligt tperben. Gin Nmenbes
n1ert 5u bieier 8ia purbe angenomnlen.
our9 Del6es Der Name BON GaIabp aes
ifri9en nnb bic Grage ber 2ofatiou nod,
ohea gelahen wirb. Cine mDalid1ff
esntrals Sage foQ aussefuGt lperben.
Die Bepillisung tpurbe Johann auf
SO, 600 berabgeiebt unb angenommeu.
Der Vouberneur tpuroe barauf autori.
ttrt, cine 2ommiifion bon brei Mitalie.
bern aus3uwdblen, un tiber ben Drt
Der grri@tung Der NormaI GhuIe
19lailtg 3u tueroen.
= Der 0ieb3tdbter Col. e. q. @rifs
fitbs, Seiien &an6e 20 Wseiien lpeiflid5
Don Sunction Gitp In Rerr gounin
lleet. 1T bon stuei Mdnnern, Nameus
9oab uio BrotDn, ermoroet morben.
pie M6rber i'nb Hii9tig, aI.eiu
Sberiff Spencer berfolet ibre epur.
Gin 8erbre9er, ber cine lanae
Site bon S@anbtbaten in feinem
99ulobu6e bat, nurbe bonn 6ilfss
gunoesmarf6aa 8arnbil am 8. Mdra
nod 6ouifon gsbra6t. gs if bies ber
Woroer, 8abnrduber unb 3ug.3erif6s
rer Coulter, Der nod berapeifeItem
Wioerifanoe in Orange bingfeft aemad,t
murbe. st tDirb Sur NburtbeiIuna mad,
Sort Smith, Nrf., transporti,t tuerben.
= Nus Colorado tpirb mitaetbeiIt:
Ginf bon Capt. Murrops &angern finb
foeben bon einem Gtreif3uge aus benz
n6roli6en S6eile bon 6earrp Gpuntn
5urtidgefebrt, no iie A i1otorifbe Niehs
Siebe berbaftet baben. Diefe Qeuie
batten ibr Siebsbanbmert fdbon Ianae
betrieben unb paren Der Gutbeduno
bauptf9ld9 baour6 enteangen, baB RE
oas yieb nidt lebeno berfauIien, 5pns
bern bas ausgef@lo6tete sSleifd5. Die
0dute perbrannien iie, um cine gnt.
beduns bur9 ben s8ranb' auf benieI.
ben 3u Derbinoern.
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s@ gs III feline @efabr bamit ber.
bunber, gbamberlains 9ufen. Mebi3in
ben 2inbern ju eeben, ba iie feline
f6dbIi9en Subffau,en entbdlt; fie iii
unerrei9t fir ertdliuns unb 8rdune.
Gum Uertouf BET q. gobn & Co., s.
3alteser & Soba unb allen 0russiifen.
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Settte1t : 3e1t0e :

@eibe unb farbise Siidtdder NIT serbiet.
ten, Siidtud3eus BEL Der 9arb, SanbtaGer
9ibies, BolIene Siidbeden fir Yarlpr unb
8obnsimmer. Riano.Deden, bas auerneu. fte
unb mobernfe. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
bel Der Barb, 3u allen preiien.
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mud mud aI1l|filI1ll1nIlfnr ll1IlfllnlEr
Seize! Setoe!

Sn allen Garben su allen %reiien. Das Nio
bernife unb gefdmadpolife, nas bic @aiIol
bietet. Infer Eager 1T uniibertrefFi6 reid
baltis unb bic Danen iinb sebeten, iid fpesiel
biefes Departement, ipeld)es auberorbenflid
SIbi@es bietet, an3uieben.
Sammt unb @luf6 su allen RreiIen, unb i,
allen flliben unb Ganeb. Garben
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' ~@%@~ 4$@ i. WoLFSoN'S Riesen Etablissemenf-
1SSS-S9+ HRrhnfa
8leiberftpff= 8eiab.

Bir ftnb I'M Stanbe, fir iebe aIeibfurbe, fir
iebe sfuanee foiuie fir iebes Mnfer ben ent.
fpre9enSen Befas gu lieferu. @erabe bic fem
Departement 1T unfere sr0bte aufmertiamfeit
augetpenbet tuor6en, um bic Damenpelt in ber
8ulammenlellans ibrer gOiIeiie in ieber Sin.
fidt su befriebiaen.
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Bei @uero 1T bic Guadalupe mad,
Der lebten @esens periObe b6ber anse.
l1wollen gemeien. als iemals felt bem
Sabre 1874. gln einaelnen @teflen
NOR he iiber 35 GuB tief.
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Z SmIaIn1n 1Sss-S9.
S@1tbe! Sc)mbe!

Dtefes Ospa1tement lit 10 reidbaltia unb
Io9l ausseaattet, bab e8 einen Store fiir ijdl in
Anipru9 nebmen tonnte. Sir ffeben iii bi.
retter Terbinbuns nit ben anerfannt beifen
Gabritsn ber Ser. Staten unb biirfen nns
Dobt ribmen, bab mir NUT bas alIerbeife unb
eaS faibtonabelfe S6ubpert fiir Oameu unb
SlnOer auf 2a9er baben. Sebr banerbafte
S1nee fIlr taltes unb naifes atetter oferirsm
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9leioe,. : Stpffe+
DOppeltbreite, furbiss unb f&warse:

aameeIbaare, Drate b'sllma, 2rieo.s, Sen.
riettas, albatrob, Serses, Gaiue Graneais,
gaf6meres, Eamiie, MaItefe, Damafe, @atin
&ips, gorbOrette, Colombo, sbubat, eonbon
spnle, GIaueGe.
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s9war5e nno farbige etriintpfe,

ebenfo FANCY CoLoRs,
fitr 9amem ,ttt6 Wfdbd1en
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BaumpolIe, moIIe un6 SeiSe.
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amsbntnngs 9trttl Gors) 8etm 8rrHm
w ben mbmufm sar@ @ob @mwdlm
SSplnem gtritten 2Saaren 9s 9paemem h6u Si6t atmg

Ser 2Sfi6t $$$$$$$ (EIenhonf
r.
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Ste
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
erf6eint
ieosn 9omnetfag
unb foftst
$3.50 fit SaS Sabr pocr $1.25 fir
= Monate tn WuramsbesablHna.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12
Tne naslroaa Tru,s Rev,vea.

" ..
Minneapolis Jousaal: The railroad
clearing house scheme seems not to have
been abandoned after ell, but only to
have been allowed TO disappear from
view for o time 80 escape the publicity
which 10 was being given by the news
papers. In the recent revival still less
effort is made to conceal the pooling
features OF the scheme than when il
was frat proposed. NO pains are taken
now to cover mp the fact that the plan
contemplates q central authority which
shall have absolute control OF oil the
traffic OF all the roads in the ASSOCIATION !,
and that both expenses and earnings,
and in short, the entire business Of the
roads. shall be conducted by this central
committee practically as in the sugsr
trust. ALI competition In the district
covered is TO cease at onee.
This gigantic trust is TO operate In the
middle west aud the southwest and will
not effect northwestern roads materially.
But il IL is allowed to exist in the south.
vest and should prove to be . good thing
for the roads there il will not be long
till che railroad business OF the north
west will be done in the same way.
More important than she question OF
probable effect on rates is the interest
that attaches 10 the probable attitude
OF the railroad commission and the
federal governments toward this trust 80
apparently in violation OF the anti. pool.
Jog section OF the interstste commerce
bill. !,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12
YANKTON,.
First Publication Dec. IL.
Sheriff's Sale.

Territory of yakota, second Judicial Dis
In the District Court With and for Yankton
Nelson ". cusiok. Plaintiff. VS.. j. W. Weldon
Louise j. Felber, Jacob N. Lemon, Andrew
a Gutenberg, L. M. Kelsey and @. P. Heath,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
~ Judgment, of foreclosure and sale in the
above entitled action on the seventh day of
Deem Der, A. d.. 1883, and an execution issued
upon said judgment, the subscriber. Frederick
kincel, sheriff of fankton county, Dakota
Territory. for that pu, pose appointed, will sell
house in the city of YRnkton and county of
Yankton. lakota Territory. on Monday Janu-
Any l4th. 1883 at two O'Clock in the afternoon of
premises situate In the county of Yankton.
Judgment and execution to be sold. and therein
three hundred feet east of the northwest corr er
of the %southwest quar,er of the northp est
quarter Of section thirteen Ns) in township
running thence east thirty Eve and seventy
five hundredth (35.75-l00 chains to the north
east corner of the southeast quarter of the
thence south. twenty and ten hundredths
2 0.l0-10O chains to the center of said section
thirteen tlS), thence west along the quarter
west corner of block two ~ of j. g.. Preaho's
addition to Yankton, thence south to the no, TIL
west corner of said block two (). thence
"SstS'A III q = II / all extGublOu OF Ine
north line of said block two (D and parallel
with the south line of fifth street -four hundred
and fifty $50 feet, to the foot of the bluff,
thence b sns sp,oIthwesterly following alorg The foot
east of the west line of said section thirteen
as. thence north t ; the place of begin ping
heretofore sold as follows: Two acres now or
formerly owned by Warren r. Leonard particu-
larly de'cribed in deed record 'L' on page 4sS
also block three g, of J, s. ,Presho's addition
to Yankton equal to one and ffty-three hun
dredths u 3D. 100 acres. and also one half acre
described in deed record in book IF" on page
227. The land above described and conveyed,
less the reservations a 90 100 acres) containing
slxty-seven and eighty-one hundredths
lb7.s1-0O acres according to actual survey
thereof, with the appurtenances and improve.
ments thereunto belonging, or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment
and costa amounting in slit four Thousand
four, cents, with the interest thereon from
costs of sale.
Dated Yankton. D. T., December 18th, 1888,
FREDERICK KINCEL,
Sheriff of Yankton County.
FRENCH d. SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12
The WORD "Damn. Defended,

AgabAh
London Truth: Mrs. Sarah Austin
tells us in her recently published
"Memoirs' that she was greatly exer-
cised az to whether she was justified in
retaining the word "damA'c IN the reci-
tai OF q story of Lord jeffrey and MIR.
Sydney Smith. Lord Lyttleton and
others protested 1t would seem, against
it. and Lady Holland suggested the
substitution Of the word chang" Now,
why? To "damn" is to condemn; to be
"dpmned" is to be condemned, while to
hang is to execute O condemnation, and
to be hanged is to die in consequence
of q condemnation. What, Their, can be
the difference whether Lord Jeffrey
damned" the north pole. whether he
expressed q wish that bis meteorological
point should be hanged? It is held that
to desire that the north pole, or o chair.
or q horse, CT q wife, or anything or
anyone else she uld be damned, is to
swear, whereas TO express the desire that
o thing or person should be hanged is
not. As o matter of fact. the use at
neither OF these expressions involves
swearing. They are merely foolish
%Htterances, by which tie person using
them wishes to convey the notion that
he is dlspleased with the thing or the
person against which either is leveled.
Damn" may be coarse and vulgar, for
verbal coarseness and vulqarity are
conventional. / am 10 quite sure. how
ever, that the expression of q wish that
the north pole may be condemned is
not o good deal more reasonable than
that it should be hanged. Be this az il
may. l entirely deny that damning is
swearing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12
Coy. Martins Message.

TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. 11.-Gov. Martin
presented his biennial message to the
legislature. The message refers at length
to the railroad question. 1t questions
the wisdom of counties or townships
voting aid for the construction of new
lines of railroad, and recommends that
the legislature give the subject serious
attention. 1t suggests a revision of the
laws governing the assessment and
equalization of property; favors the
weekly payment Of wages by municipal
and private corporations; asks for a re-
duction in the legal rate of interest; de-
clares that the mortgage laws should be
remodeled, and asks that the most strin-
gent and ~far-reaching laws be at once
enacted to prevent and punish all COM
binations organized or intended to regu-
late or fix the price of any products of
the soil, the factory or the workshop.
The most conspicuous feature of the
message is that portion referring to the
LIQUOR law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12

in length, and in size resembles a slate
pencil. 1t is usually out from black gum
or some other tough wood. One end is
chewed and splintered by the teeth till
it looks like o Email paint brush. The
splintered end is dipped into the snuff
and worked around till q little ball has
been collected. The snuff thus secured
sa rubbed over the teeth and gums.
Usually the stick is held between the
teeth till the snuff has all been absorbed,
when another dip is taken. Foe ladies
who object to using o canister and
brush q small snuff wafer has been in
vented which can be concealed between
the lips and teeth. A grocer's clerk as
serted emphaticaliy that fully ninety
per cent Of the women used either to-
bscoo or snuff, or both. By thinking men
the tobacco habit among women is con.
sidered one OF the worst evils with which
Arkansas is obliged to contend.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE members
of the senate subcommittee having
charge of the tariff bill have been in
conference for some time with the sen
ators from the lumber states in the
northwest, on the proposed reduction in
the duty on lumber. This was n of
the concessions to certain sections be-
fore the election, but since the election
it has been difficult to bring the senators
from the northwest to a point where
they could agree to the reduction. 1t
was at first proposed to make the reduc-
ton to 1.25, which would be a cut of rs
cents from the schedule in the bill as re-
ported to the senate. The members of
the subcommittee have come to an un
Outstanding with the senators from the
northwest, and compromised on a re-
ductjon to S1.50, which is a cut of % per
cent. This will be the amendment of
fered to the senate before the vote is
taken. This rate will be made with the
proviso contained in the Mills bill that
Canada shall nov her export duty On
lumber,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12
Nebraska and iowa Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE following
were among the last batch of pensions
granted:
Nebraska Pensions - Original invalid:
Thomas Bryan, Plattsmouth; George w.
Reedy, Nebraska City. Increase: Joseph
Q. Gnais, st. Paul; Seyres B. Walker,
Ough; John Cudizan, Bloomington;
Robert NJ. Meyers, Omaha.
Iowa Pensions-Original invalid:
Franklin Simmons, Rock Valley; Jesse
A. Marsh, Atlantic; Martin G. Hall,
Oakyille; E. +. Allen, Lamont; John e.
Winder, Kent. Increase: David Say
ards, Glenwood; David G. Beardsley,
Guthrie Center; Charles Hinder, Gold
field; Charles F. Ropes, Onawa; Frank
lin B. Francis, Faye.te; Samuel G. Smith,
Kirkvilie. Reissue: John 7. Fisher,
Colfax; Ansel A, Patterson, David City.
Original Widows, ETC.: Minor of Rich
ard h. Christopher, Des Moines; Mary
D., widow Of Samuel Wolkott, Montrose.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12
CAPITAL GOSSIP.

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Bond offerings at the treasury de-
partment on Thursday aggregated $87,-
900. S27, 900 Ais were accepted at S10sl.
Secretary Whitney says there is no
truth in the report that the yellow fever
has broken out on the United States
steamer Galena, now in Haytien waters.
Tho total coinage of the United States
minis during the calendar year, 1888, was
$50, 31S, 614, divided as follows: Cole, $751;
$50, sos; silver, $50, 025, SOC; minor coin,
S912, 200.
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Walker and Morrison have gone to New
York, presumably to meet the commit
tee appointed at the meeting of bankers
and railroad presidents.
The senate yesterday adopted a resolu-
ton directing the secretary of the treas
ury to re-examine and audit the claims
of the state of Pennsylvania for money
expended in 1854, and to report to con-
gress the balance due.
1t is reported that the senate commit
tee on military affairs will report favor
ably the nominations of Capt. Douglass
Scott and Lieut., Charles Hay, recently
nominated by the president as commits
saries of subsistence.
Senior Cullom reported favorably q
bill from the commerce commission to
increase the salary of the supervising
surgeon general of the marine hospital
service to SO, 600 per annum, the amount
paid the surgeon general of the army.
Bids for the new revenue cutter were
opened at the treasury department. NJ.
A. Sweeney q Bro. of J~effersonville. at
$4S. 600; Prisy 81 Jones of Wilmington,
Del, sos. 500; and John H. Dialogue OF
Camden, N. j., S100, 600, were the only
bidders.
The subcommittee of the senate
finance committee having in charge the
tariff bill gave a hearing to Mr.. Won
Golden and Mr.. Rose of New York, both
manufacturers of leather goods. They
told the committee the adoption of the
rates proposed in the senate substitute
would destroy their Industries.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-12
Panic Among school Chllaren.

H~ARRlsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 11.-A terrific
and destructive storm swept over this
city. II was of short duration, but
damaged property to the amount of
S20,000s Houses We're unroofed, avn
ings torn down and several buildings
wrecked. So FAR as can be ascertained
nc one was fatally injured. The most
damaging result of the storm was to the
Dit. Pleasant school building. The en-
tire roofing, %chinaneys and cupalo, were
lifted off and carried several hundred
feet, pieces of ~scantling being driven
through the Notwithstanding of houses
on the opposite side OF the street. When
the storm struck the school there were
I'VE four hundred children engaged in
their studies. The editice shook as if it
would be twisted to pieces. The cheeks
of the children grew pale. Without
listening to thescaution of their teachers
they jumped to their feet and made a
rush for the hallway, leaving books,
hats, caps cloaks and everything be-
hind. Nothing could stop them and a
panic was the result. Fortunately they
We're gotten out without serious injury,
although many We're badly bruised.