Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume], August 30, 1876, Image 2

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DAILY.
YANKTON, DAKOTA,
Wednesday Xoraiaf. Anf. 30, 18*6-
The Daily Prew and D&kot&lan
y' poblt«h»d ••.
BVKBY MORXINU, EXCEPTING MONDAYS.
Taaaa ov aeaaoan-rtes
}.'•*
Per week. t# centf per month, |1 per year, $1»
omr« on TMrd betwn a Broadway and
C'rdar Duff
ark'* block.
BoWB.N A KINCiSBVRT, Ptj-WUherf.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOB PRKSLDEXT,
E O A E S
11
Of Ohio. W ..
Ifc,
W I I A A W E E E
or
**w vobk.
Republiean Territorial Tieket.
Fos Diuoatit*CoMtui,
N 1 O
Of Clay Coanlj. C££
Ton
ScrKanmaCixT or
Fob
Ikkkikxtiox.
FRED. J. CROSS, a
Of •tnackatia.
Poa CoanMioim or ImnoaATiox,
JAMES HOLKS ~i,
or Caw.
Sennnmimtii^fuiuc tnTtmrieii,
W. E. CATOM,
Of Datoa.
Koa TaaanoaiAL Auoiroa.
JOHN 8. SANDS, .:
Of Llaeola.
VoaTcaaiTOBiAt-TaiAsuaaa,.
E. A. SHERMAN, "1,
Of HlnochAhm.
Commodore Vanderbilt has not yet re
covered h-om his late attack, but is con
sidered on the mend.
The Methodist Episcopal church,
"north and south," is inora, It Is
united, reconciled, peaceful.
(Jen. Butler*. Chaooee for the nomina
tion for eoogreea are improving. Lowell
has risen as o«e Bur ind demands that
he be the mas.
Carl Scbart collapsed badly in Cleve
land in his tfbrt to vbdictle himself.
The whole effort wa* to prove that Ouv
ernor TUdee, one of the ablestaodsound
eet ef living ftaaaciers, is a soft money
man.—[Otnrh* Herald.
No question but that Tildes is finan
cier. The New York Times expose of
the way he paid hia inoome
Ux
proves it beyond dlapote.
in *8J
General Sherman is said to place no
confidence In the reports of an Indian
battle, ife has gfreet faith In' the effica
cy of General Yiles1 petrel of the Yel
lowstone,' to prevent the Sioux from
crossing, and says the officers and men
are doing splendidly. Every reliance
must be put La their excellent judgment
and greet experieooe. They will* do the
best that can be done. He ia perfectly
satisfied and pleased. Sitting Bull must
be punished, and not merely let off by
surrendering. '.
Gov. T. Hendricks: "Organiaations
may be broken and pas* away, but de
mocracy canao^dsei It is endowed with
the immortality of truth and right.
Whenever, in all lands, men aapire to
higher, freer, better .governments, and
purer liberty, wherever there is the sen
timent th«t government wee made fur
man, and notaaaa for government, there
is the spirit of deasooracy that will en
dure, and yet achieve man's enfranchise
ment and elevetie«."
In proof of which we note the demo
cratic rebellion for the preservation of
American slavery the more recent ef
forts ol the democratie InflrTn* thtf txte
election in Alabsma, and the Hamburg
massacreii
The Daket* EertldMtf JvdreKiddtr
The Dakota Herald—a first rate jour,
nal of the demoesmtio persoaaion—is the
only Tllden pap#r fn sovtbern Dakota.
It is a good newsptper, biim fall in
terest—attractive in every respect, and
reliable in all.save its political notions.
Bat as the representative journal of Da
kota democracy, whet it hae to say on
political matters will be read with Inter
est, and also with profit if the reader re
fuse* to be guided by it.
In the Herald of the eetfa we tlnd the
democratic view of the action of tbe late
republican convention, and its standard
bearer, Judge Kidder. After announc
ing in its own way the fact of 1 he
Judge's nomination the Herald proceeds
to State: ..i_
"It Might teem aimoet snperfiooes for
Bs to aey 1 won ia reference te the
Judge, as he has been a reeident of the
A
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£.
'territory for vears, and well knnvrn.
Put, for the benefit.of those -wh+t—have
not.fnrmed hia acquaiiitanug, tn will nay
that he is a man uf j^ood literary attain
ment, socially all ihwt«cuuld tie desired,
and a gentlemiu."
This enntnerstion of, the g™d qualities!
truthful, and it may not^ be out of plsctf!
for the
Phks#,'in
iHshalf' of the
.1
adgt*'a
thanks for the worda so generously ftud miles
truthfully upoken.-- And yet, in the face
of this ingenuous admiwiou onr contem
porary gay#:
"But,, withal, the Wurald will oppose
him, and our j»ruiulN for so doiuir dre
.thewr:
Firstly, on political grounds.
ry should be in perfect'political woord
with tim admiiiistrutiun
We are constrained to put in a
here.- The Herald hat confidence in Til-
trom -l—,J
The Phem sought to impress this belief
od
ft'
i{fj^
FOH VICK PRESIDENT,
the minds of the Herald and Its read
ers during Armstrong's campaigns, but
We shall await further comments from
our neighbor with^ome impatience. We,
are anxious to learn something of Kid'
der's inefficiency, and as the ileia,ld
koatb
rTerry's
A 00rres
Herald wit
in Augustquite welcome, though but
a, few hours before we had been ex-
posed to sunstroke weather.
,.. A SCAita.
A day or two after, Terry's com
mand experienced a sensation, which
is tkat rMstiid:
riot necenRary in this connection to grire) a. jn- of this dav, when we were star
ihe reasons fur the faith witliiii
ur—wky
wiui uio AuminJ»LTiinun. i:
with tiie aUtniai&trution.'
1
Suddenly, whHs standing around a
fire at a temporary baiting place, we
were started toy a-qiltok Succession of
unearthly yells, and soon alter a han,d
of throws, painted1 hideously, burst
into camp at full gallop. They report
"heap Sioux*' coining toward^ us—r
more Sioux than they bad evei* seen
beJers- 'Xhjs jiur Juri^^ ejtpre«-_
sed olearlj. in language showing bs
the Sioux mounted ,and ootntug to
cut our throats. The interpreter soon"
den'a election,, and believe, the delegate Brisbin, and Lieutenant Low's battery
l--
we were then informed that the political "an'8»
9pnM|aence whatever. That a man oi
good social qualities, and a gentleman,
with iaduatry, was ef far more import
ance than a politician. The Herald con
cedes the gentlemen and sociability to
the republican candidate, and everv one
knows that he has energy and persever
ance. Again, notwithstanding the Iler-
aid has the utmost confidence in the Prtvei
election of Tilden, thore are many-who
do not share its sentiments. In fsctjtbe
probabilities are that Judge Kidder's po
litical views will be in full accord with
the next administration under President
Hayes.
The Herald concludes its article by
sounding the key note of Its opposition
to Kidder, and promising-to pay its re
spects to the ticket in future, as follows:
"Secondly, we allege that Judge Kid
der, as a,delegate, is comparativolv in-:
efficient. This is not an unfounded al
legation, but so patent that even the
most common observer is] cognizant of
the tact. We could give ample proof of
this charge did we feel so disposed^ but
prefer to take these matters up hereafter,
when there will be ample time and space
in which to discuss them at length.
Whatever we may henceforth say on this
subject shalt be done in sincerity, ear
nestly, and we hope in that gentlemanly
spirit with which a political enemy slaughtered without the power of de
should always bo opposed. Of the whole fending themselves.
republican territorial ticket, -I
hereafter speak at luagth, or as
stances may dictate."
indent of the New Yprk
command sends
to that paper a very exhaustive and .once arose and
interesting account of the eveuts [jnyestigation.
transpiring iii the Jndlan country.
ainoe the last of
Speaking of
the temperature, he says:
The march from the mouth of the
Rosebud creek up tbe Rosebud val
ley to the point where we met Genera)
Crook's column tried the mettle of
tbe infantry severely. The heat was
over^iwenng, ranging front 109 in
the shade to 123 in the aun. The
foot soldiers acting as flankci* !o the
column were obliged to sit sometimes
for an hour the sun perched 011
the aides of treeless hills without
even a leaf to cover tbem, and it is
wonderful that numbers of them weiet Pr*ncb "me,!
after arrived a'nd confirmed us in our'
tnterprelatiofla of the ludian stgn lan-S
a fa
be
political and personal friends to tender night Hficr a march of some nine
from our first halting
place. -and we lay down
half in hope, half in fear, of meeting
the Sioux warriors en the morrow,,,
political accord With the administration, up, and the companies of the 5th in-j** ufph*Kr"
of lhe 7nr+-
guage'. Two companies
cavalry under Oupt. French and
kieut. De ltudto were sent forward I
,0
W°rt
tl*tcouis
... ,... ..J, whi U: I ho colurrfn wu closed up **i
I ronilhlM«n TIAnnhAM W FvanV an.l
tbft republican iionrtuee frank
in
c*f
thl! ditBcil
,t
niliure
11! Some four miles
we shall fr0m tl»e point where we formed the
circuui- j]jne af battle Gen. Crook was found
encamped. ...
cao
"give ample proof Of this charge" we
shall not be kept long in ignorance.
In dismissing this subject for to-day,
with the thought of aa uumcuHT
uel-
paramount in onr mind, we are
prompted.to remind onr reepeeted con-
temporary lhat "thoee who live in elass
houses should nofWrow rtonei." he preached before he came here."
.. "..
The Slonx War.
'Win
Of till-'
.ground Would permit. This proved \oM,iu. KFfictKST
alarm, and we camped fur the
Reveille sounded at three a. in., and
about an hour and a half later the
looluinn began its march. Nothing of
It is ioonseqiM'noe occurred before about li
,|eil by a isinui'ltaneotw ru«h of the
We shall Oppose rcpublicani^n-, aa »p-y'r..„. ....ni, rmi, „n ui uiipvn,
olied to uartv for «r»- oUui.niM ]Oint8, utteriug Su^pruiMrO, or wilnml perijd»,
P' to party, ior uiese are
11
8i,me
Biuvercij iH.iicYe in inp uociruien ii me rli.i.m )5 Kbeam(uUm, Knoumadc parn*
great democratic party, and shall ron-
0,1 t,JC
ajstant
their unearthlv scream* whili nr il,f Wtiu», t«w profomc ierio^«,
rrcra a democratic stand poiui, we nilwt i«ilts at ttie oruop,"(Jvii'j diShiaH br«»,.Ung,
sineerel* believe In the doctrinea of ihe
m«nient figures were discovered Kh«am, erjritpelM, emptions,
dIuHh.
By general
sclentiously wage war agniiist everything! Consent these were pronounced Sioux. |blind or bieeiiing,
opposing the same. We have aliso tliejThe troops were immediately formed I i»rawrt^iS?orSJottlOnanJum•»"
utmost confidence in the eltfctbm-of- Til- in line Of battle, and the scene sudden- WaooptaK cua«h, vtoleat a»uKh»,
a a a a a
most good, the dtlq ate from tlve ternto-1 illt|nr .i1( 7..
Jt?p° e,
der
VV eir, formed a mounted
11
6ktraiJbh IlllC »t full gallop, aided by i» Kidnc grmvttj,
I ill.- 1* ft 1 I XT A liaahiUt •n.
I
the second cavalry, drawn up in col
umn on their (lank, under General
under Colonel Moore, and 22nd, under
C'olooel Otis, were extended along tht
a'^
predilections of a delegate were ol no P°rU- ?or /cw momenU all
4 exrcctation
moved in the rear as sup
Asr
10
was
and anxiety.
3
A single horseman advanced from
the timber and there was a muttered
exclamation from many mouths/'there
they come.''
we strained our oars
for the report of the first gun the
horseman advanoed toward the skir
mishers making signs of friendship
aud was allowed to approach. It
k® the scout, better
tiowh as Buffalo Bill, dressed in the
magnificctioe of border fashipn. He
announced that we were in front of
Gen. Orook's command and might put
off all bloody thoughts for that day.
The column then resumed its march.
1
It is worthy of note that, though
not a shot was fired, Colonel Woir's
battalion of the 7th cavalry had 12
men dismounted in tlie gallop to lorm
the skirmish line, and two men of one
company had thoir legs broken. This
result is in part due to the system of
sending raw recruits", who have per
haps, never ridden twenty miles in
their lives, into active service to fight
the best horsemen in the world, and
also to the furnishing the cavalry
young, unbroken horses, whicb be
come unmanageable soon as a shot
is fired. Sending raw recruits and
uutrained horses to fight mounted lu
d'tans is simply sending soldiers to be
"How do you like your new minis
ter, Madge?" asked one very stylishly
dressed young lady of another, in- a
Highland-oar the other day. "Oh,
he is just splendid," she replied with
animation. "You-ought" to see him,
Maud. He is so handsome, and he
prays so beautifully, and reads the
hymns in such a lovely way and be
a a a a
nbout him in lbe place w()ere
A public official was at dinner in
Worcester, when the hostess said to
him, "It isn't possible that I negled
ted to give yoil a spoon." lie at
$1
offered his pockets for
bowbry.n.y.
To whiTni' wa# awarded the pre
mium tocdal Tor the beat
1318
not prostrated by heat during the
march. D-uring the night the tem
pera turo suddenly ohanged, tho beat
of the day being followed by a heavy
downpour ol rpiu. The temperature
oontiuued to fall, and next day stood
51 degrees in the shade, difference !.
of degrees withiu twenty-fourl
hours. So bitter was the oold ^hat'u..' i.
the soldiers lighted fires whenever- 1111(1 3(1 StTOCt*
thi column came to halt, and officers
and men stood rouud and fouiid a fire
1
KJjwUc
Truaa «ad Supporter at the laat aeaalon ol the
OKKAT AMERICAN INSTTTUTK FAIR,
Uarrt rupture In front W to !*0 davi»r and dffer
.t*«0 for-a ea«e they canaot enre. liivy^mploj
Mrtt (las* LA ft 1" 8UR0K0X.
Termi mooerate. Cane* guaranteed. Order#
filled ky* mAil. KjcAoiioAtloo treo. The usual
dl»ct.»uut to patron*.- Send 16c«nt« for dofcrlp
tire lxK»k to J'rol. W. H. BURNI! AM. M. Dv
Ch^ef Surgeon.
ch»eum-8i.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(Lamp
•Sfl
COKKKB OP
(Merchants Hotel DuildincJ
ff V
»••ult-i-:
A. SCHANOEIN, Proprietor.
WIIOLKAALS AND UETAIL DEALICH IH
Lamps
Fixtures.t
A11 orders by mail promptly att^nddf,to.
A. SOEANDEIN
mwsi-dlr
ir
••bf.-.'st*:* fib
c-
f1*V AUKTOft.DAKOTA.
THE £ILD POWIS
CURES
I70ME0P4TIHU (PEOFICI
letn in gtiural utt /Or tttwtfy ftdrt. tCvr$~
praptd tkt tMx/t Udfe. HlMPLiC. XGOlf-
M«Hcin*i tnown.
Tkry anjutt what tht ptopU teatU, taring timt
and mon*f, averting tiekiuu and ufiring. Back
tingle tjnci/c I At wtU tritd jitrtcrtjXwn oj an
ntnl jtht/tlcian..
Fever*, Ooil!«tl( alion, InflamroHltni*,
't Worms. Aurui l^.Vvr, Worm Otti a:,
3 L*rjri«jj Colic, or uf Infant#
4 Diarrhu-ii. of cM'rtren or iutnll»
5 IlyiMMttury, Ur |)lnj. Iil4,itin colic
.C ClioittniMfb. -. Vomiting, j-'
7 Uonghii, oroncbltia,
8 Mcnu'-' ii, tooihuciie, (acvactie,
IK'jdscti :., Mck hoalvh^x.' vcitlgo,
lo Oxpj9'.«ta. ti :iouj -twutcti
h.hot
K„vt.r and
r,„_„i.„
4 :aa
^iuukk
itguc, ckUd fevar*.
Hervout debility. aeiulBitl w«akne»e or in
volantary diacbargat,
'Hi
Sore moulli, caokcr,
I
-1
uos. The trains were closed i" niacaaa oi bear*, paipuatiobi jtc..
,Pulcerated
*',nr'
fantry, under Gen. MHe«r~ttnr€Tii -A6Cfe'wtteo,,,^,t,',a"maA
FAUIUT OAbHB.
L'uc, Morocco wllb large rlali and manual of
directum* Sit 0"
Office and Dopol. No. Set, Broadway,
'IIKW YORlt.
For i»alc by ail drtifgluU.
BRICK HOUSES
Cheaper than Frame.
Save Your Insurance Money.
August Kunze,
BOOKMAKER and BUILDEB,
WILL eorrmAor
To butld Rrtck Mooee* at aa 1owj prioo aa Frame
S i\**
cau COD#tr
acted ~fc
Pall oo him and he will aalUfy
.you how ran be
do
Eagle House, Capital Street,
tBetween 9d and 3d. mavls tf
RICHEY, DIX 4 CO.,
opalera tn
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
And Mannfacturers of Tinware,
Mining: Goods 1
:j~$-
Triumph Truss Co.,
aa-a
...— °f every d^seriptton.
Agents for the Celebrated Otse
go Forks.
It lfillEY & DIX,
Hawycr'» block
Third St.. Yankton, Dakota.
mar diHpff
1026,f=102C. 1026.
PaiNCiPAIAA-.
FINE WOOL SHEEP,
"7
i'
covrttrBiwa
S
Will be Sold In Lots to Suit
Parchaaera.
Apply lo
/.=*
W. P. ELLISON,
anf4rdWAw1* Merchant* Hotel,
nit),'
QKtfD Jfte'io O. P. ROWBtt^kCO., Sew TerS
for PMipblat of too PMr«, ewia»ln| Uata of
1U*» ne«*p»Mn, anS eaUDatea bowla( coat of
IkdvertlalDg. Mtwlfmsd-wSS
4
"wJfc-..
te#' DEALER8 1N|
Wfttchee.
Clock*,
Jew
in-
C«Al**
26
I
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to
&
36
4 'Jft
*gn*.
a Scrofuifc onli.rge.t gland,, rwclli„K«,
cavalry, un- ,Jen,„, JebIUlT, p^d ,we*kne*,'.
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builitiu^
-Yaiikfon
I
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H-.,
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so,
6u!
wrtuoi,
a aea »»c»cocs« frum riding
60
1 ool
uo
MUU A PnrUj and O. W. Vaod«rhule A Co.,
AueulK ot Yaokluo. uattJeowAirly
SO I
1 ue,
8''»or* c"v
ilphtherla, tirfiai,
Oaie. morooca,, of So largv vtaia and book,.. S 00
OCTbeM remedied are aent by ibe caae or atngle
box to any pan of the country, Free of charge, on
receipt 01 price, Aildrem
S HUMPHREY'S HOMK'JPATHIC
50:
se
A. KAISER,
PROPRIETOR OF Tn*
I A S O S E
CAPITAL STBEET,
IS4
Newly farnlhhcd throngbont, and arranged In the
beat poraibl* »lyle.
The proprietor la
trienda and tho public generally
attached
Id
now ready to receive hia
(iood ttabllng
aiig'tMlin
the place.
r«.
VAUkaiUif u4 VmU/ ud Tn*pij B«i
Ilarlng haiJ-Nlnel^pq T«4r*' Elperfoiico to.ltiu
Bnlocn! we ans enable* 10
Guarantee Satisfaction
In all.lif Br»ntUi-»
t,«r-
O It O O J)
'S I
are'all of the' l::V
PUREST and FINEST^
Maturlil^mod in
us
hot'
pcllor'to anything In t!t«
iM-fcir* offwrcil- «o liw
pinplc «f Yanlctun.
riurd »l„ near Pom-Office.
Dakota.
DHUQS.
EXCELSIOR
tVMS
MKI11CI.NK 00.,
Run, TAXirSX.
DR9GS
ill the popular medicine* of tbe day. Pretcrlp
iiom compounded by experienced phknncaru
ttat^
Plnci»t afaortm^nt of
BOOKS
Aad fancy Article* in thb Weat.
Headlight Oil-
-The Bast in SCarket
ttau£9
CITY
-fiV
s-•"
^xUiilAlve repntring dnpartmrnt la umne«te
1 1
with our elabllahment.
SHOP.
••J'i ,•
The nnderalfnied wlahea to mnnoance lit at ho
in charge of vbe Hoge Company bhop, and
prepared to do wort of U! dcaeripUofii. A&y
•. •. V* 5.
Disease of the Foot
\W I iO sAl
WARHLANTBD
TO DK CURED,
JOHN CAREY.
jimc^A-drf
BLACK HILLSES ATTENTION
WAGNER BRO'S
r»irtT*t*Ttp««
or Twa
Yankton Oiinsniith Shop
Whoieaale aiyl Heia',1 Dealen
-SUt Gait, RIM, JUTQlfOV Buu
And alt klnda o( Amaoanltion.
Packet aa4l Tafel* Ciliary, Flaklni
Tackle, ttm.
Ageota for I he VICTOH BKWINO MACHINB for
Ibe ctl* of Yankton al»o
Avr. nta for lbe XaAFlJH BAND POWOIK Co
Store and Repaij Shop on
Bi-eadway, near Tlilrsl Street
VINKTON. D. T.
^PBIB Jtc
.,
s,
4t»
A-r?
r&
COTSWOLDS,!
FRENCH MERINO,
LESTEHi
ntt nun,
&
SOUTHDOWNS
Th^a^ «h«*p w»r« rmia«d la
climate frtmtUr to UakotA.
Wlaoon»ln la
a
r" fr'
-V1-
A
LUEUKE,
WJtS* -l Dealerr 'tti
Hides, Furs, Leather
rnrunros.
awd
y:,
TAOTWS, #, r.
It Stopped the Cough and Saved
thfe Child.
v"
We bare NMra W ^eaaioa to try lbe rlf
tne of Hale'« Qoalkk CoerdUl In oar XamUy. A
Uuk ion, atck wUh tbe preralhng ferer. waa
4
1—*—
aitHcl«Awttli the npat *Utree#U*-ce«fh
eav« htm rlMt, algbt or day. W«ha
falUi ta "p*u»tn mwlteinee, and aeidotn
Vj
tlwa bat taaetMiag h*4-
wbicb
iare iitlk
on Back
Uj Um« WMi^cb be 4one,_aa
to
be 4om.
eoaataal Mcotrery..
We.
ae'
eorOogly protufree a bottM or the Cordial front
a
tmU(«of
jest atatt .then waaee
tte o»aaa kit, Utbl»l»aWri
leer what tbe niMtdae will So, ftejrrewth la
^opaUrtly*• aot be weaiauil at jSawtofrMi-y
aadwanaateSTbe WIsS Fantr.
1 a a tew at *o~«- Asaam •yan.ua. OntSt
lil.r
n\
1
L,V% 1
Fire arid Burglar-Proof safes
VAULT DOORS
BANK ^fliOCKS
Alwam In tVOCIL,
M. A, BIQF0RD, Oeperal Agent.
Minnesota
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Dakota, amd
3,?
BrttiBh
rf
P6B86SS16HS
& 5*4""
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Office & Wareroonts
ni
46 Jaoksor St.
ST.
VA€h,
•INN.
REAL ESTATE
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A
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1 tat*
Khi
tbeeity ai
YANKTON
Si* 'i#
FOB SALE OR Td
JKNT.
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