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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
To Save Life

heauently EaSessas prompt action. Az
ours delsS S1s&Ea tor the doctor nnay
g attended Saza esRious consequences,
tpccialis " aesseos Group. Pneumonia,
nd oihas a1sas end lung troubles,
Iure, GO asassS shonid be without
orle os Ag1se CAsrry PectoraI
,hitl haa $1,000 sknsis. in thousands u
,s,s. the lass ssssfgeucy Medicine
scr discovcasa. Mgives prompt re,ie;
al prepares tae way for thorough
ue which 10 osrts,n to be effected fs
6 continued lisa. O.
$. II. IhtiiseT, II. D., Mt. Vernon.
a SAYS ~ ttGvs found Ayers Cherry
4 orSl a psrisnt cure for Cfoip in vi!
SEES. have Eiiown the worst cases
.nNcd ~ vvey short time BY It's use
IN a,l,i.s sM tztriliss 10 use il in sud
n eu.cigsBc.cs. SOC coughs, Group, Sc
Ia. J. gidsoB, n. D.. Middlotowr.
u,u.. save; have used Ayers
, AN Ptu,oJsl with the hest effect in
y Practice. This wonderful pieparn-
IN eursived nay lie. | lad u con.
mt cough, night swea;s, was greatly
1iufl IA liesh, and given un by my
g4iriln One bottle and half Of the
r;,.al cured me-"
4 cannot say enough IN praise Of
Tr's Cherry Pectornl," writes E
ardnn, Of Palestine, Texas, "helisy..
"a, ! do that hut for it's use, should
" since have died"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

1ToR RENT.-To GOOD TENANTS
emily. two T-room houses, hot and cold
Faier aud bath, hrst-class condition and
PgrcheS, $40 per month. Two 5 room houses
III front porches, % per month. Two stores
#llI dwellings suitable for 1Rall business,
III stable room II deeirgd. els per month.
pilot +. J. FORD. 9th and Rodney Ste.
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Go 10 smeltz & Co. for cheap apples
and potatoes, aud buy where you can
save money. No. 10 h. 4th st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

Watches, clocks and jewelry at Willard
y. Davis, o L. End st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

IL cabinet photos at Cumming gal
err for e3. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

TYR MONTGOMERY, eos n. NINTH
~ 81, rhl A., Rullulle Msd.cluu' for caup hs
toldF, AuhiEa. CHlarrh, brnncuius tout uhlp-
ton, Relief to days. Advice nee day or
ryrniug. iUtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

Go to Mcclure for all kinds OF fish and
oysters every day. Eighth street market
house.
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NTOTICE-TUE ANNUAL, MEETING

IN U TIVT- III M 70 Nd MTt TTNI
Nv OfbtOe khold IRA { 4 LheCi'y Buildin Ash
'an Association viii ne held at ihe ONCE OF
tlc tsocla ION, n. W. gorGer ct slrts and
tuciucL y. m, for lilo r, cepiinn OF the an
iiuIl report aud election OF Ulcers aud dire :
tors ,oheiyc he ensuing year. Attcst
~ j. 4 PIERCE, sec.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

M OTICE-T0 FARMERS AND PROP
'lN erty owners, Intending 10 act out ,,Day-
Il il Hedge this spring. The Delaware tirdge
o. will sell said hedge for a per rod, or about
"A outs per panul. hts fence u durable, or
fftto PHILIP Il, CLARK & 10,
f. DaS If sA Market street, city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
THE WILMINGTON REPUBLICAN.

1fyou wish to keep
posted in the sale line
be sure to watch the
advertising columns of
the REPUBLICAN.
The Farmers Index
in New Castle county
is beginning to fill up
its columns with the
annual public sales.
Numerous farmers
making a change of
base are offering their
stock, household and
farming implements at
public sale to the high
est bidder.
Ifyou have a sale
be sure to advertise it
in the REPUBLICAN,,
and you will thereby
make money by so do.
ing. Our Wilmington
merchants would do
well by using its COL
umns to let our coun-
try subscribers know
what they have to off
er in the way of real
genuine bargains. The
REPUBLICAN office will
be pleased to print
your billsand circulars
Of sale. BE sure to
purchase a copy Of the
weekly REPUBLICAN,
which has been great
ly enlarged, and I'M
proved, and send it to
your friends outside of
the city and state.
Copies already for
mailing $ cents; one
year $500 in advance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

IR. DrlIARDT's PENNYRoYAL
- FILLS. 81. Sold bv DruEglss, nHp by
IrAll, .Oi n. 9TH ST, fhila. Ladies' beware Of
Limitations. i6-ti
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For Rent.

EOR PENTHOUSE, S4S
Madison Street, containing
eight rooms with bath. In
good order, if not will be put in
order, for SIS per month. Apply
lot this office. str
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

INQR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
stand, store and dwelling. N. n. corner
Blh and Tatnall streets. Apply 70 II. q,
Fouth WilmiuEtln n, Del. fs-6tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

6IoR RENT-Two ROOMS ON SEC.
ond floor Philips Building, suitable
Eur light business and societies, all coil
niences, low rent. W. &. Philips, cor.
th and French streets. Ii.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

We are willing to assist cupid; buy
valentine at Adams " Brothers., 50i
Market street.
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FOR RENT. - COUNTRY STORE
Y WIN hve acres OF land Mt II. II. Sta
Pm Address. STORE, Forrest 4. o..
~ 8td-ltwH
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R0ARDING-PLEASANT SECOND
~ story rooms heat and gas, with or with
out boaid. 50s King street. fli.0tS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

NOR RENT-sECoND AND THIRD
story rooms At al6 Market street, suitable
II almost any buslpess Offices or photo
|ireet. o. cod
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Wants.

"ANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN TO
wv manage Wilmington and Chester
branch Of manufacturing business; must
become Il stoclholdcT. Address
fTGt "TREASURER,n
30 North Eighth st., Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

NoR RENT.-THREE. STORY Dwell
q ling 1907 W. sth street, containing rcolns
Ia bath, hot and cold water, stationary wash
n,, water closet, heater In CELLAR and the
moderate rent. Possession given any
ime, For particulars inquire at this Office. Eft
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

II coon, n firm OF " acres ON Foulk
road, Brandywinc hundred VIII trlde
for city property. Apply to
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
H-26tE No. 023 Market Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

WANTED-A GOOD WAITRESS OR
w dining room girl, who understands
the business. Apply ut Western Hotel,
Ith aud Orange streets. fll-itE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

AHT FURNISHED FUR
w hotels, restaurants aud private iaml-
lies at the shortest notice. Apply at tho
Wilmington Intelligence once, sO3 Orange
streets. M Il
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10 LET--FURNIsHED OR UNF1JR
nlsheh rooms, with or wIihout herd.
Ference exchanged. Apply at No. go Wesi
m All
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

RENTED AND CAREFUL
sttentl 70 all kinds OF real property.
L, CA MEMBER % l00j1S Market street,
Eohey waiting Tor mortgages on city proper
q Il2. sA-tu. th-eod.-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

|DR RENT-A FARM OF 100 ACRES
on Lancaster pike, about 4 miles from
n l Apply TO LOUISA X. LYMAN
p'e"Ses' f-Gtd-ltW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

ENOR SALE-A YOKE OF HOME
II RAISED OXEN, coming three years
old; well broken: weighing ahout 2500.
ABSER HOLLINGSWO
Christiilna Hundred, adjoining Ferris
Reform school. fS-3tdltwE
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FoQND-A YAWL BOAT, ABOUT is
r. rieet lonE, was found a few weeks ago IN
put on proving property and having ckargess
a,,m LOUIS HOEGfLI,
''i'- Riverside, Del.
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For Sale.

TOR sAJE-DESIRABLE HOUSES,
a N best locai'on west side of Jackson,
between It'll and sth streets, rooms and ath,
open stairs, saloon parlor, lot % feet deep,
frdnt porch, front alley and under dra ined,
ADAMS street Nos 1000 and i00L on eastern
side Of city; all houses new, In good locations;
store sl6DD, rents for SIS per month. Other
houses pay In same proportion. price from
~ % to Sl700. Apply to CHAR ES IL. TIN
DALI, N o. Az +. nh ST. fD-40ft
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

oR PENTHOUSE Sa3 WEST 9TH
a street containing eleven rooms with ali
'.HaSIh improvements. owner wi,hra "a
with family. Inquire Al s1S Wssi six III
r. lsAAC WOODROW, fii.0's
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There's nothing like it.

DI5MOND DYES Color Feather. and Ribbons,
bfEmVhb bfEo EcsHi EiegaHn Eeoaonlica!i
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g8T's Cherry PeGtoral,

J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
d by all Drugvistr. Price 81; six bottles. o.
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XHJ ANTED-BY A MiDDLE-AGED
w woman of good education, a situation
as companion for a lady, or 10 assist wlih the
street, f9.3tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

XVANTED--A STRONG CoLORED
w girl wants n place as cham herlnaid.
Can give good reference. Apply at l2a Union
street. 2tS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

WANTED-DAILY, FROM so TO
w 100 quarts of pure milk, Address VIM.
CAMPBELL, East Lake Park, Ninth ward.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

WrANTED-A IRsT.oLAss WAIT
w er; no sunday work; good wages al sos
Market street. fll-1tS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-03-09

numbered over tne t,rr with the rresl. cool
night wind blowing keenly against bis face,
he felt a sense of relief as though he were
leaving some dark specter behind On he
galloped, with the blood throbbing in bis
young veins, over miles OF plain. with the
dark blue. star studded sky above, and the
moon shining down Oh him On-on-ever
on until his own homestead appears, and he
sees the star like light SHINING brightly in the
distance-a long avenue Of tall trees over
whose waverng shadows his horse thundered,
and then the wide grassy space in front Of
the house. With the clamorous barking Of
dogs groom reused by the clatter of hoofs
up the avenue comes round the side Of the
house. and Bran leaps oil nis horse and fling
ing the reins t. the man walks into his own
room There ne finds lighted lamp brandy
and soda Oh the table and packet OF letters
and newspapers He flung his hat on the
sofa aud Opened the window and door, so as
to let In the cool breeze then pouring him.
self out glass Of brandy and soda he turned
up the lamp and prepared TO read his letters
The first he took up was from lady "Al
ways she correspondent for me. says Isaac
Disraei. provided she does not cross"
BrIan's correspondent did not cross, but not
withstanding this. after reading half page
of small talk and scandal he flung the letter
on the table with impatient ejaculation.
The other letters were principally business
ones, but the last one proved to be from Cal
ton. and Fitzgerald opened it with a sensa-
tion of pleasure Cation was capital letter
writer, and his epistes mad done much to
cheer Fitzgerald In the dismal period which
succeeded his acquittal of Whyte's murder,
and when he was in danger of getting into a
morbid state of mind Brian, therefore,
poured himself out some more brandy and
soda, and lying back in his chair, prepared
to enjoy himself
My dear Fitzgerald wrote Cation, In his
peculiarly clear handwriting. which was
such an exception to the usual Grabbed hero
glyphics of his brethren of the bar, while
you are enjoying the cool breezes and delight
ful freshness of the country, here am |, with
numerous other poor devils. cooped up in
this hot and dusty city How wish were
with you in the land of Goshen, by the roll
ing waters of the Murray. where everything
is bright. and green, and unsophsticated-
the two latter terms are almost identical-in-
stead of which my view is bounded by bricks
and mortar, and the muddy waters of the
Yarra have to do duty for your noble river.
! suppose you still hold the secret which Ro
sanna Moore intrusted you with-ah! you
see know her uame. and why@simply be-
cause. with the natural curiosity OF the hu-
man race, have been trying TO find out who
murdered Oliver Whyte. and rs The Argus
very cleverly pointer Out ltosanna Moore as
likely TO be al the bottoiD ot the whole affair,
have been learning her past history The
secret OF Whytes ieath. and the reason for
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-03-09
CHAPTER XIV.

BRIAN RECEIVES LETTER
Notwithstanding the hospitable invitation
of MIR Frettlby, Brian refused to stay at
Yabba Yallook that night, but after saying
goodby to Madge mounted his horse and
rode slowly in the moonlight He felt very
happy as. letting the reins lie on his horses
neck. he gave himself up unreservedly to his
thoughts Atra Cura certainly did not sit
behind the horseman on this night. and
Bran. to his surprise, found himself singing
Kitty OF Coleraine," as he rode along in the
silver moonlight Why should he trouble
himself about the crime of anotherT MOI
tie had made resolve, and intended to keep
!t he would put this secret with which he
mad been intrusted behind his back, and
would wander about the world with Madge
and-her father He tet sudden chill
come over him US he murmured the last
words to hinlself-"her father'
I'm fool" he said. lmpatiently, as he
gathered up the reins and spurred the horse
into canter ut can make difference to
me as long as Madge remains ignorant, but
to sit beside him, to eat with him, to have
MIN always present like a skeleton at feast
tod help mef
He urged his horse into gallop, and as he
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-03-09

Her lover, however, did not second the in
vitation. but stood moodily twisting his
tawny mustache. and staring ont INTO the
garden in an absent sort of way.
What do you say. Fitzgerald" said Fret
tlby, who was cycling him keenly
'Oh delighted of course" answered Brian
contusedly
'ln that case" returned the ether, coClly,
II will tell you what we will do have
bought a steam yacht, and she will be ready
for sea about the end Of January You will
marry my daughter at once, and so round
New Zealand for your honeymoon When
you return. IT feel inclined and you two
turtle doves don't object. viii join you, and
we will make tour OF the world"
"Oh. how delightful cried Madge. clasp
ing her hands II am so fond of the ocean
with a companion, OF course" she added.
with saucy glance at her lover
Brian's face had frightened considerably,
for be was a born sailor. and a pleasing yacht
ing voyage In the blue waters OF the Pacific,
with Madge as his companion was to his
mind. as near paradise any mortal could
get,
"And what is the name Of the yachtr' he
asked, with deep interest
"Her name." repeated Mr. Frettlby
hastily "Oh. very ugly name, and which
| intend to change At present she is called
the Rosanna."
"Rosannam
Bran and his betrothed both started at
this and the former stared curiously at the
old man, wondering at the coincidence be
tween the name of the yacht and that Of the
woman who died in the Melbourne slum
MIR Frettlby flushed little when he saw
Brians eye fixed on him with an inquiring
gaze, and arose with an embarrassed laugh.
You are pair OF moonstruck lovers he
said gayly, taking an arm OF each and Lead
ing them into the house, but yoa forget
dinner will soon be ready"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-03-09
CHAPTER XIII
ACROSS THE wALNurs AND THE WINE

ACROSS THn wALNuTs AND rHE WINE.
Mark Frettiby had an excellent cook,
and his wines were irreproachatle, so that
Brian, IN spite OF MS worries, was glad
that he had accepted the invitation The
bright gieam OF the silver, the glitter OF
glass and the perfume OF flowers, all col
lected under the CRIMSON glow Of pink
gloted lamp which hung from the ceiling
could not but give him pleasurable sense
ton
On one side of the dining room there were
French win~ows opening onto the veranda
and beyond appeared the vivid green OF the
trees and the dazzling colors OF the flowers
some what tempered 10y the soft, hazy glow
of the twilight Bran had made himself as
respectable as possible. under the odd cir
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-03-09
TheAIyStePy faIIan5onCa5
By FERGUS W. EUIE.

Sal iooke,t at tim for a moment. and :haH
gian.1-i Al feJ mistress VINO uotirt 10 her
~ slsn ttat she might @ithdrnw she
pIckt-l vi tgaf tsn.k, and With an'lLnpf sharp
inouiriiig ea.E al Briah turned aud walked
jlOWiy tntl the house
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-03-09

My dear Fitzgerald, he said, holding out
MS hand this is indeed a surprlsei When
I'D you come overF
About naif an hour ago." replied Brian,
reluctantly taking the extended hand OF the
millionaire i came TO see Mads,e. and have
Jalk with you
An that's right" said the other, putting
MS arm round his daughters waist 'So
that's what his brought the roses to your
tace, young lady' he went on pInching her
cheek pia 5 fully You will stay to dinner,
Of course fltzgera!dF'
THANK you. mop answered Brian. hastily
my dress" -
''Hoil,ense. interrupted Frettlby. hospit
ably, I'VE are not ~ Melbourne and | am
sure Madae will excuse your dress You
must stay"
"Yes. do, said Madge. in beseeching
tone touching tis nlud lightly 81 don't see
much of yoii that can let you off With
hait a. hours conversation
BRIAN seemed To Ue making a violent
effort
~ cry we'll" he said, in low voice. Il
wil! stay"
"And now" said Frettlby In brisk rore,
dinner belng settled what Is it you want to
see me at,out, iour stationF
Nor answered Bran, leaning against the
veranda post while Madge slipped her hand
through ms arm. i nave sold it,"
Sold itr echoed Fretiiby hast. "W hat
tori
ii felt res: less and wanted a change"
An a rolling stone. said the millionaire.
shaking his head gathers no moss. you
know
Stones don't roll of their own accord re
Piled Brian, IN n gloomy tone They are
iml,elled 10y force over which they have no
control
Oh indeedr' said the millionaire. in
loking tone And may | ask what is your
propelling forcef'
Brian looked at the old mans face with
such steady gaze that the iatter's eyes
Dropped after an uneasy attempt TO return IT.
Well. he said impatiently, looking at the
two tail young people standing netore him.
what do you want to see me aboutF
''Mad4e has agreed to marry me at once
and want your consent
"impossihler said Fret.lby. curtly.
There is no such word as impossible" re
torted Bran coolly, ttiihking OF the famous
remark Ia .Rlcheleu why should you re-
fusef am rich now"
'Pshawr said Frettby rising inpatiently
Its not money I'm tbIuking about-l've got
enough for both OF yoa. but cannot live
without MadGe'
Then come with usi" said the daughter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02

On Monday next the Inauguration of
President Harrison will mark the return
OF the republican party to power after q
four yearB' interval during which the
government has been managed by its
political opponests. The event will be
one of unusual impressiveness. Il will
probably be attended by o larger gather
ing than any previous presidential in
suguration. Aside from its spectacular
Importance it will possess significance
which will attract the attention OF the
entire civilized world. The return of a
republican president to the highest place
within the gilt OF the people furnishes
ample evidence Of the confidence OF the
people in that party. They have once
experimental upon change-but it was
merely an experiment.. and an unsatis
factory one. So the republican party is
again clothed with power to administer
government and it returns to the work
with the renewed confidence OF the
people. The administration which begins
next Monday will witness revolution IN
political sentiment that will break the
strength OF the retiring party. Pfotec-
tion and President Harrison's policy viii
ehatter the solid south.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02

A Washington correspondent teIe.
graphs his paper that an appointment
that is agisatipg people good deal is
the governorship OF Dakota. Whoever
is selected will hold Office only until the
LIST of Noven Der, when Dakota will come
into the nation as two states, and two
governors, elected by the people, will
succeed the man appointed temporarily
by the president. The correspondent
says A. o. Mellette, who has been elect
ed provincial governor by the people Of
South Dakota. and who will be re.
elected under the new arrangements, is @
candidate and is more likely to be ap-
pointed than Pierce. In fact the friends
of the latter are somewhat disposed to
oppose his election for fear it will ipjure
him as candidate for the Unised States
senate from North DAkota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02
Go BACK ON the GOV

In making Their report ON the govern
or's veto of the soldiers home the house
Judiciary committee showed mp some oi
the governors mistakes in strong light
One paragraph reads as follows:
His objection that home is not
needed is easily answered. From the
best obteinable source there are 1OO
destitute old soldiers in Dakota who
desire to enter soldiers home. Out OF
seventeen states named by the governor
as having no soldiers home, six are
territories, i've are southern strong
holds end three have national homes.
Dakota has been settled since .Ee war,
and largely by old soldiers, Il is estl-
mated that Dakota hes 10000 old
soldiers and at least 200 old soldiers are
being wholly or partially supported by
the Grand Army OF the Republic. The
governor mentions Indiana as having
no soldiers homo. In 1887 Indiana ap-
propriated $160 600 for soldiers' and
sailors orphans home, also, $3.50 600
for soldiers and sailors monument"
4 Another says:
"The proposition by his excsllency
that old soldiers can 20 back TO the Ptats
to which their regiment belonged liz
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02

A Woonsocket correspondent views
with alarm the possibility that the
Sioux Fails constitution may be de.
fested: He writes:
The willy Springer has put into the
omnibus bill clause providing for
minority representation in the selection
OF delegates to the convention. This
means that if the democrats are united
in their respective delegate districts
they can mass on one delegate and elect
him, and thne there is chance If the
Sioux Falls constitution is voted down
that new one will be framed in q con-
vention of which nearly one-third are
democrats, who in the formation of
Legislative districts will look closely &c
the interests o. tt1s Democratic party
On the other hand, il the Sioux Falls
constitution is ratified in May the con
vention can only make certain author
ized changes. The republicans of South
Dakota should take no chances in this
matter,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02

Surprisingly fortunate has Dakota
been during the closing weeks Of the
fiftieth congress. Not only has 1t seour-
cured division and etateh hood, but fur
ther surprise comes in the passage OF Q
bill for reducing the great Sioux reeer-
Yation in South Dakota. II lis q bill
which. if signed by the president, should
produce the result SO long contended fol
by the white people of Dakota. RI is al
improvement upon the ofa reservation
enactment, because 1t is practicable,
while the other YVES not. With judi
cious management the reduction OF the
reservation should now be accomplished