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Yankton Press and Dakotan from Yankton, South Dakota • 3

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Sioui Ciij tM h'i? ii The Piouetir Houte TO jS fr a Chicago, St. Louis A A -Points in the Hast and South, FOB. Comfort and Safety, IN i'ullmun' Palace Sleeping rum Valley 10 111 11 flu to St. A 7 hrouqh Tim TMe.in cjtci t'mrAoo Ht. VAuktou Sloax for 8bnlh3rti Ncbraaka.

6. At Kromom, wllh the Union Pacific It K. for all poltita west, and the Pacific, ceast. .7. At Svlaiwr, with fttauoe for Norfolk, and all vggjpolnUln Northern Nebraska.

yonr read via 8.C. A P.R. 0. EILL8, Oen'l Ticket Air'u Among tue inducaments offered by this Eonte, are 'ALL THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Kock and Oravel Bailastpd Track Steel Rail Rock and Iron Pullman Palatial Cars and Coaches Parlor and Drawing-room Day L'oaches Smoking and Lounging Cars Westinghoofce Safety Air Brakes Millers Patent Safety Coupling and Platforms Clorn Connections at Junctieu Points: Leaf Transfers than any other Route Union Depots, no Car Ferry Traaafcra 8pood, Safetr and Absolute Comfort From a to 16 Fuel Trailhia ran ay Dally overthe various Lines of this road, thus securing to the Traveler selecting this sure and certain connections In any direction he may wish go. tir See that your tickets Bkal.

Via Tola Rotrni, and take none other. W.l Uco'lt-'ap t. Oen'l Pass rAgt. Oiiioago 4 Notthwestern Bailway, TitA.iNa at Missouri Vallkt Jukctiok. Going Witt Day KxP' irrlw m.

a. Night Express. B.C. A Pacific Passenger m. Going Kut.

Day Kxpreaf. Night Express S.O. A Pacific Passenger, Paaaenger Express Freight tsi 014 SutMsr 1-tcndent 8. BUUTO.V. SlooiCftr, A I A S8wS PASSKNUERS KOB wmi II I A v-- -4v iv t.

1 a-BAlLROADS. RAILROADS. Lars LK Kxraisstt. 2: 3JPTM. 8:00 A P.

lilufl. Sallr 6:00 A. I 5:20 6:38 6:64 6:15 0:66 7:15 7 35 7:60 3 00 8 IS" 3 40 4 00 4 20 40 6 5 VVhIUnjr OUHWA Hivor Sionx Mondatnln, Mo'litler OjtUfortiUJunctloo tkt. I 6:35 1 1 8:25 1.6:50 A. K.

6:15 P. 8t Louis P. XIA. M. (10:10 P.M.

U0NWEGTI0X3. Union Pacific Rail At U. P. with -At Oouooil BlnfTff, with ECansaa Cllr, 8t. Joe Doaucil ttludTa Kallwad for St, LouW and all ftpiiuts south.

a. At HUsourl VaiUy wltb. Chicago A North ttnilwaf for Chicago aud all points east 4. At SIojx City with the Sioux City and Ocnrrul and Dakota Snuthern Rait Inroads. fur river, daring and with atagea for all the 5.

At wllh Omaha and NorthweaUrn R. MS BnlTilo, ''PTUiborKh, Iiochenter, Albany, To ISfS ronto, M.m'rual. Quebec, I'ortlantf, Uomon, New York, Philadelphia, flulilmore, Ips Columbus, Dayton, Tprre Uanle, Champaign, 111,, Bloomintfton. avlllo. Sptinglltild, Jacksonv Cuiro.

St. Loots Should Bay their Tickets via OH I A 3- Mi- and Tna CMcaio Nortliestera Hailiaj Cloae made with all Railroads rnn nlniC SasI or from Chicago. Tlila la tho Oiroot Route Kor Kapltls, Prairie du Chlen, 8t. Paul, La L'rokce. Wiuona, Marquette, Duluth, Ifhoemlag, EscaoaUa, Negaunee, menaaha, ttsyvtiterent Point, Fond du Lac, MILWAUKEE.

Those points are all on the line of Ureal iload, or ate rosebud by this Konte with less Changes of Cars than by any other. p. sc 8:18 a.m a 18:08 a. Passenger. m.

Biurets Freight To effect December Taaitts aovian was.T. PAsmau t.05p.m. Leave I.40 3.U3tneet A II.01 S.SO4.05 4.38 6.W O.W 6.50 6.12 Arrive At.Vermillion Dtpart. a. 5:11 p.

8 p. p.m W. R.IIHIIITT, Qttural Paunwtr Agtn Dakota Southern Railroad TIME TABLE, Illinois Ceiitral Eailr'd DhsrtMl aal lo SIOUXCITY to CHICAGO WIthuut Change of Can! C6mmencltig Dec. ftth, 1674, A Dally Train will leave Sioux City, bnadaytf excepted, on the arrival of train FROM YANKTON. Coi.nci XettTe 8lonx Clljr 1.40 p.

m. and anire Chiand Coanci eBg0 It 3 40 m.at Jfov 21, 1878 Sleeping ran tkrooKh from Bioui CltT to Kreeport. rasscngera Chicago, bonnd wtatat p.m., via ibe Illinois Central railroad, arrive a( Ciiy the next daj at a. m. An accommodation (rain will leave Sioux ffitltyrexeept aatorrtiji, at 5:30 p.

connecting wilb tlirouuh pa.tenffer trains at Kurt Dodge. learlng Chlrago at arrlre at Sioux Cltj at 7.00 a. m. Trains going cast connect at Chicago with all trains for Detroit, Cleveland, Buflalo, Niagara Kalis. Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, WashIngten, Nuw York, Boston and all parts of the East.

This train connects at Waterloo with trains on the Cedar Kails and Minnesota Branch leaving Waterloo at I1J0 a.m., and arriving at at 6.30 a. connecting with Mllwankoe St. Pan! railroad trains, and arriving at Bt. Paul at Ut p. and Mlnnaapolls at m.

Coq.nectlons ar. made atrreeport with trains on the Illinois Central railroad main line, laavlng arriving at yalesbugMtt 446 Peoria Burlington at 7p Tilind atS pi For through and Information apply the llllnoia Central Trains run by Dnbuqoe time, which tweilty tniuoicB faater thrn glonx City. 1 R. Highest 1. 1875 STATIONS.

Taaitts aovian was.T. PAsmau tiuuib aovnte BAST. STATIONS. PAflswanuti.t .1 SIOUX CITY DAVIS JUNOT'N tVKRMILIJON. RIVER.

H.lOp. m. ArrV 11.86 11.18 11.15 10.46pa*M 10.11 9.47 0.11 8.48 8.24 8.04 8 (K BHOhJ Stations. tTclegraph Statiuns, CONNECTIONS. 1.

AtSlpoxClty with Illinois Slonx City and Pacific and Slonx City and St. Paul lull roads. S. At Elk Point With stagtti for Edca, Canton and Sioux Falls. wtth stages for Lodl, River side and Turner.

4. At Meckllng with stages for 8t.Jam« r' 5. At Oajvtlle with stages fbr St. Helena. 8.

Ar Yankton with steamer- frtr dall. Sully, Hice, and all polntadntira sourl river stages for Hprtngfleld and Fort Handatl, acd steam ferry lor Green land, Nebraska, connection at Green Islaitd with ataet for all points In Northern Nebraska. OKO. E. MRROHAU'r.

at of Imimff p. so 10 Jtar Tort Joe. F. (3hlcago, P. Qeu'l eapt.i Uoticral Passenger Agent, Chicago.

II. A. IIamiltom. Aii't ttlonx CUv. lan20dAwiv t.

on deferred s. PIN Botblxb, Secretary yro tem. rrealaa at Awarded -to tub LAIS HUTTING MACHINE. Kxits a Srocuiia 16 A' St Lon Is it 7.18 a aa'd Cairo at VTB connacttngTCairo with trains for Memphis, Nashville, Vlcks bnrgj Mobile. New Orleans, and All Parta of the Soatli Connections are alao made at Freeporl with Western Uulon leaving Freeport at nnd arriving at Racine at 6.55 and Mil wnukeeat 7JApm.

Conncntluns are aliw made at DabuqeeteSt Loo is, Cairo, and all polnta eooih. Baggage Checked Through. To all Important I New Advertisements. The Little Rock sii and Fort Smith RAILWAY IIP A Fanning Lands, tirazing Lands, Kmlt Vlue-Laiids, Coal Lands, Wood Lands, -some Prairie Landa, Bottom Lands, and Uplands, on to suit the FuncHasKa, aix rmcrxT in ClXT dlsconnt for For foil partlcnlari, maps and piniphluts, auply to W. D.

SLACK, Land Little Hock Arkansas. P. COATS avs kesi awsrdtl a Medal aad Dl" at txyssltioa aaA ttuuaM kj tkaJadgss Cm SUPERIOR STRENGTH EXCELLEFT QUALITY v. mm SPOOL COTTON." L. COSHetX, DlrtcteMJeiaeral j.

R. HiWLET, Prea. Alex. BKAL. Mikotis, Knitting In heel and narrowing off the toe complete knlta all sizes narrows and widens at will and kntta the webeitherTubularor Flat Single, Double Ribbed, PaoDtioiHo Kor uimia or all AniUL.

Send for circulars and sample stocking. LAMB RNirnitB MACHINE Chloopee Falls, or Oblcaco, 111. O-OOD FORTUNE Wal's on all who purchase the Sxtiu Dhawimo, Monday, LOUISIANA STATX LOTTIBT 00. This Institution regularly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Bducattonal purloses in IMS, with a Capital of to shloh It haa since added a reserve fund of 000. DhawIdos will take place monthly.

The aeaaon of 1878 closes with the lol lowing schema: CAPITAL PRIZE, Only Tickets amounting to (20 each. in proportion. I I 1 Capital Prize 1 Capital Price ao.obo 1 Capital Prize 10,000 10 Prizes at 91,000 10.000 SS Prizes at MO 100 Prizes at 800........ 306 Prizes at 100 30.000 SOU Prizes at 100... 80.000 8,000 at SO 40,000 ArrBOXIMATIOB frizes, of $300 1700 9 Approximation Prizes of 100,...

1,800 I A ox at on 1 0 0 0 0 2,806 amounting lo Write for or send orders to POWLKR A St. Louis, Mo CUaS.T.HOWARD,New Orleans. La. The Filrst Regular Qnarterlv Dollar. will take on January 2, lrfTT.

TickeU each. Capital Prtie $500 A MONTH a certainty to any per son selling our LKiTEft Boolt. No brash or water Sam pie Book worth S3 00 free. Send stamp for circular. Cuicaoo.

CO 7n Bulldlng 15,000 (Hren Away, In Presents, Micnaaa Bobs jackson, Michigan. EXTRA FINE MIXED CaRDS. with aame Z0 10 post-paid. L. JONES A Nassau, N.

Y. phi Pennsylvania. It-' Samples omot rRKK- akaML latiriMsriNtaM tfimUi iiiiMMlili a BTBIOTLT PRITATE perfect and isermaaeav nnii iKMasMapatiaace All oomasaalcatloos coaMeftlal. Call wtth (tamp, tor circa- I About 9 o'dftick on Thursday evening, the audience at the Bella Union varieties was started by FURNITURE J. R.

SANBORN and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE. MAHRESSES, MIRROBS, "Uph.oL»t«r#d Goods, Undertaker's Goods, Dowltt'a Block, 8nWSt YANKTON. DAKOTA. nelS-dtr GEO. W.

SMITH to Matthiaoa Bros.) 'i Dealer In TOBACCOS, CIGABS AND NMOHER8 MATERIAL Tine Tobaooqt and CMot j. Phlladel OOCl-tf -u. and Another Murder in the Hills- Deadwood Plonrer, Nov. 18th, a sudden exit of the performers' and tho aijfht of an axe thrown from the auditorium to the stage. A man waa seen attempting' to mount the atage, and almost simultaneously with thia movement "Dick.

Brown, one of thtt performers, came from behiad the wings and fired four shots from a revolver, saying, "Lie has followed md long enuugh." The man who had thrown the axe fell. An examination was made as to the extent of his injuries two bullet holes were found upon hia person, one of the projectiles- having entered the right other penetrated the right side just above hia hip. The wounded man, who was identified as Edward Shaughnessy, was taken to the drug store of McKuiuey Phillips, where be was attended by Dr. Bevins. Subsequently he was removed to Wagner's hotel, where restoratives were administered by the attending physician.

Shaughnessy lingered until about 5 (5'clock yesterday morning, death put ati end to his sufferings. Up to the time of our going to press there had been but very little testimony adduoed beiore the court of investigation, but from what we have been able to learn, Shaughnessv, some time ago became acquainted with an actress known as fanny Garretson, who was at that time playing at McDaniel's theatre in Cheyenne. Shaughnessy was employed at that time by the Union Paeifio rail road oompany, and up to the time of his meeting Garretson was known to be a very exemplary young man. The fire which destroyed McDaniel's theatre on the 4th day Of July, 1875, closed the theatrical season for the time being, and Garretson went to Laramie City to fill an engagement at that placc she and Shaughnessy were legally After living together some months a dispute occurred between the twain and Miss Garretson went to the Pacific coast. She afterward returned however, made up quarrel, and for a short time again lived with Shaughnessy she.aftcrward left him and parted for the Black Hills.

She arrived in this city about three weeks ago, in company with Dick Brown, the two having been engaged by Tom Miller to play the Bella Union varieties. Shortly after their arrival here they were married by Mayor Farrium and since lived together. It appears that Shaughnessy, crazed by the desertion of his wife, followed her to this plaoe, and when he discovered her liaaon with Brown, threatened vengeance upon the heads of both. As be bad been drinking deeply hia friends thought such threats as only the wild mvings of a brain under the influence of liquor, and heeded them not until the sad results which we have chronicled bad occurred. A post mortem examination showed that the ball entered just above the right hip, passing over the pelvio bone through the intestines, rupturing them in its transit and burying itself under the skin immediately over the pubic glands, from which place it was removed by the pbysiqians.

The deceased appears to have had a great many friends in this vicinity, and his funeral, which took place this afternoon, was largely at tended. We will be enabled, next week, to give suoh testimony in the case as shall be adduoed before the court now in session upon it. I Gigui -A Speolalty. rpiiK UNDERSIGNED ha toat Thay A weigh from ISO to Mo each. Oaa It Mack aad whlta, aad lba ollwr I 1 AUCTIONEER.

L. M. KEE, AUCTIONEER -AND- CQMMISSION MEECHANT, THIRD STREET, YANKTON YANKTON DAI 1 A I The Yankton and ttluux. FalU tiage liua will make regnUr trips with mall between YANKTON AND SIOUX FALLS. Passenger ceaches will leave tin kton every day at 4 a.

arriving Hlottx at I p. a and leave Sioux Falls at 4 arriving Yanktan at 8 p. lanrhis raate offers good accbmraodatlona to travelers, and qnlck transit between tho different rotel10onDakota the route. Office at the St. Charlas and Central stage office, Juan tf G.

L. DKMXXO CIT1 ffii TT TJ The to. annonnce that be is in charge of.theStaXe Company's Shop, and Is prepared to do work of ail dlncrlptloue. Any Disease of the Foot WARRANTEDTO BB CURED IMPORTERS AND DKALER8 1M KentucJtv Whiskies Brandlee. Oin.

Alcohol, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Wines, Cigars and Tobaccos, BROADWAY, I7Sd A 8ITORTLKFF BROS. JOHN CAREY. W. C. WICKER, Wholesale and Retail FURNITURE msiSSm BEDDING, MIRRORS, RHADE8, PICTUlI" FRAMKS, Repairing Promptly Attended to I Three Doors North of the BROADWAY, YANKTON, DAKOTA OcL3ld9m-n31wlr.

LIOUOR Adler Ohlman, TANKTON D. T. P. A. Pntersi Co, DEALERS IN Watelies.

Clooka. Jewelry, Silverware. fihtwWH lal Vsttly u( Fnaftiy Beat Haviug had Nineteen Tears' Experience in this Business w. ar. enabled to Guarantee Satisfaction, In all I r-r- A full.

aaaortjuent of Meetschaom, Briarwoo and French Clay Plpea, THIRD, STREET.IAXKTOM. DAKOTA two to. ownai eta bo fciaad vf appilcatioa Tun OaMaa. are all of the PUREST and FINEST Material, aad auperiof to anyUiing In this Use ever oefore offered lo people of Yankton. Dewitt's block.

Third near National. Yuihton Dokota. DRY WOOI Ckttonwood Lumbar. Tka tor he andcrslgned mpared to 11 all- orders be delivered to any part of I- They wfll also pplycnstomers wltb Cotisifogt Lamher and Leare at the Hottffl. LOSUR.

U'S A WARE. in Mining Tools Cv Of Every Description, Agricultural Implements. A full' line of AIwayaMn TtOTk. I A Uf every description manufacuucd and orders for Tin Hoofing An a a RolirUcd, THIRD STREET Cor. Douglas.

YANKTON, DAKOTA. lUC'lIEY, D1X HARDWARE, AihI 1 innr ic(ucer8 ofTinware, Mining1 Goods '11 In "IKIiCIlt A ii I niciiEY nix, Hawycr blue ii ii to a mar F. IliHSHSTEIN, MANUFAOTDUEB Of, Dealer In, all kinds of CIGARS SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO A good assortment all klndr of Smokers lannfactflnni to Orter, a Specialty Third Street, Jfroadway a.uf Tankton. Dakota. GAKD1VEB BROTHERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FARM MACHINERY flru, in, to.t) Third Straat, opp.

tj)e Paat OfTioe, TANKTON. BLACK HLLLERS ATTENTION WAGNER BRO'S rmonuxTOM er tbb Yankton Gunsmith 8hop. Wholesale and Retail Dealers la Sau. ftue Aad all kinas oi anltlos. STANDARD 1 ud Table CaOa.

flsfclag TUkls, Ac. Agents lor the TICTOR SEWING MACHINE tor the city of Yankton a)ao AgeaU tor tke LAFL1N A RAND PC1TDER Oo snd Shop oa 'n war. Tfclrd T. Fire and Burglar-Proof safes 'iJA VAULT DOORS 5Tt- BANK LOCKS stock. M.

A. BIQFOBD, Qeneral Agent. Minnesota 4" Dakota, ana British t. PassesslonB Office Warerooms 46 Jackgor St. ST.

PAUL. MINN. BILLIARDS! BHUNSWICS STIPHANI SABT Billiard aii Piol Tatles! Importcr.uf Ril'lsrd The rvrrhinv tbe nilv Uirld Mvdsl I'lilladelpbta, I AN A 1 sR 44 AND DKARBOKN ST OUICAGO. t). N.

ELY. Aceni for Icrrltory, Yiukion, 1). T. OctS-lf. Snghtou Market, Cor.

3d and Capital Sti. 7 Will open full 111: on Tues wlth-a full line of alt and fresh. awralng, October 17, af the best fuallty, both AKD POULTRY, srvlcee BUTTER, KG 1 hava secured Flkk, who will aad will cheerfully cater to tha af all who Waat of aid friehda, and any new Mr. Thorns ntlre cfc.r*. af market I GOOD MEATS Low Down fbr Qash I si maayaotfully.

ectn.am. S.k.fELTON. O. P. HAOE, DSAUIK IH Staple fancy Groceries, it QRocKnnrjt 1 GLASSWARE, THIRD S1REET, tAHKMR.

T. GhBrmania House I Douglas nrar Taaktoa, Dakota, Wailbaum Becker Props. Tsad HIS HOTJHR Is tfce Msr ImanigraaU MfwrilNHM SHiSNON aVASSABiUOH, Attorneya at Xaw TANKTON, D..

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