davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17

Ter having received s6e votes, Mr.. Ksllog, oI
Connecticut. withdrew the name of General
Hawley and moved that Nj. .Wheeler's nom.
nation be made unanimous. Agreed to-
and Mr.. Wheeler's nomination was declared
On motion of Mr.. Howard, of Michig Il
it was ordered that the Chair appoint q
committee of one from each State to notify
the nominees and ask their acceptance Of
the platform Adopted. ..-
Here the Chair read q telegram from Mr..
Blaine, asking Mr.. Hale to etop At Colum-
bus on his way to Washington, and present
his congratulations and sincere respects and
regards to Gov. Hays.
The roll of States was then called, and
each State named its member on the Ma
tional Committee.
Mr.. Smith, New York, Secretary of the
Committee on Resolutions, offered the fol-
lowing to be added to the platform:
We present as our candidates for Presi
dent and Vice President, of the United
States, two distinguished Statesmen of emf
nent ability and character and conspicu-
ously fitted for these high offices, and we
confidently appeal to the American people
to extend the administration of our public
Offices to Rutherford B. Hayes, and on a
whole were adopted.
Resolutions were passed thanking the Of
ficcrs of the Convention for services and
Cincinnati for hospitality, and then ad-
iourned with three cheers for the ticket.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
HartraNft to HayeS.
Dramatic and Musical.

The late Julia Matthews (Mr. W. Num-
ford } left three children.
Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Farjeon will pass a
portion of the summer in Wales
Mrs. Herman Vein, the celebrated Lon
don actress, will visit Australia this year
Nine. Pauline Lucca can now sing her
self hof opernsangerin when she is in
Vienna.
A new play, "Corinne," by Mr.. Robert
Buchman, will be produced this month at
the London Lyceum.
The London public has come to look upon
Rubenstein, the pianist, as "lion" of the
largest size ard most impressive aspect.
Herr Barth, of Berlin, failed at the last
concert of the London Philharmonic So
cieiy. He selected Henselt's great Piano
concerto, and it proved too much for him
Mr.. Harry Beckett will make a profes-
sional tour of the country next season.
Among his pieces is new comedy, written
for him by Mis- Jeanstte L. Glider.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17

The scene of excitement which followed
the announcent of the vote was ndescriba-
bic, shouting, waving of hats, fans and
cheering, the band meanwhile PLAYING
Yankee Doodle.
Mr.. Frye then took the platform, and
thanked the earnest supporters of the can
didate from Maine.
No words can express Names gratitude,
he said, God bless you all forever. The
Convention in its wisdom has selected Gen.
Hayes as our standard bearer Maine ac-
cepts, endorses and will support him in No
Vember. Our leader, Mr.. Blaine will take
the field in Maine, and sweep it by 30 900
and then go into Massachusetts and assist
to sweep it by 10000. He moved that the
nomination be made unanimous. Adopted
A Virginia delegate moved that the Pres.
ident should appoint u committee of five to
wait on Gen! Hayes aud notify him of his
nomination. Agreed to.
Mr.. Poland, of Vermont, then nominated
Wm. A. Wheeler, of New York, for Vice
President, and r r. Hoar seconded the
nomination. Thomas G. Plat, on behalf
of part of the New York delegation, pre-
sented Mr.. Woodfurd's name.
Mr.Russel of Texas seconded the nomina-
tion of General HawIey in brief remarks
declaring him superior to all other candi.
dates named IN fitness for ii vice-presi,
dency, and Mr.. Cessna, of PENNSYLVANIA
seconed Mr.. Wheeler as a tirst-cl republi
can.
On motian, it was ordered that the roll be
called in the regular order for nominations
Indiana being called, Mr.. Cunibaek, on be-
half of large majority of its delegatel
seconded the nomination of that faithful
soldier and DISTINGUISHED statesman, Stew
art L. Woolford
Mr. Harlan, of Kentucky, by the unan
nous vote of his delegation, presented tho
name of that distinguished soldier ant
statesman, Gen. Hawley, of Connecticut.
A colored delegate from Mississippi, abb,
seconded in well chosen terms the Wood
ford nomination. Mr.. Ritnes, of New Jer
sey, presented the name of Frank Frelng
huysen.
A colored delegate from Mississippi ably
seconded, in well-chosen terms, the Wood
ward nomination. Mr.. Pitney, of N. s. pro
sented the name of Frederick Frelinghuy-
sen.
The roll was then called when New Yorl
WAS reached Mr.. Woodford took the plat
form and withdrew his own name. Wher
South Carolina had been called, Mr.. Wheel
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
Foreign News.
Members of Ministry
Murdered.
Brent Will be Released.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES


Members of the Turkish Ministry
Murdered.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 16.-The fol-
lowing is the official account of the assassi
nations here this morning. A CircassioI
named Bassan, who left the military school
four years ago, with the rank of lieutenant
and was appointed to a captaincy in the ar
my of Bagdad, for certain reasons was re-
tained at Constantinople. where he was va,
riously employed.
When Hasson recently received an ap-
poiutment to the grade of Adjutsnt Major
and an assignment to duty with the army
of Bagdad, he alleged various pretexts for
remaining at Constantinople. He was con-
sequently arrested and imprisoned.
He was released yesterday on condition
of his proceeding to Bagdad to-day, Friday.
Yesterday he called upon the War Minister,
when he was informed that the Minister
was attending Council, at the Prime Minis
ter's residence. He proceeded there, and
the guards believing him to be an aide-de-
camp, permitted him to enter.
Hassan fired point blank at Hssian Axn
Pascha, Minister of War, with revolver
which he had in his pocket and while the
other person present were pressing forward
to seize ie assassin, Pachid Pasha, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, a servant of Midhat
Pasha, named Ahmed AHA, a soldier were
killed and kaisirli Pasha Minister of Ma
rine and another soldier wounded.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
HAYES.
What Cincinnati Has
Decided.
BLAINE HAZED
Grant Revenged, Blaine
Sore.
THE SECOND PLACE.
Wheeler of New York
for Vice President.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS
Hayes Congratulated by
Blaine.
CINCINNATI, June 10th, 1876

CINCINNATI, June 10th, 1876.
Immediately upon the opening of the
Convention balloting began, and proceeded
rapidly.
A vote being taken on the ruling of the
chair allowing delegates to individua lly an
nounce their votes, the chair was sustained
395 to 353. The convention then proceeded
to ballot for candidate for President.
The call of States for the seventh ballot
was proceeded with, and when Indiana was
reached, Mr.. Cumback formerly withdrew
the name of o. P. Morton and twenty-five
votes from that State were cast for HAYES,
and five for Bristow
The Dext sensation was when Kentucky
was reached, Mr., Harlan announced the
withdrawal of Mr.. Bristow's name and cast
twenty -four votes of that State for HAYES.
This was received with great excitement
and confusion,
The announcement of New Yorks vote
was the signal for another tumult. The
following is the 7th ballot in detail:
Seventh ballot Alabama, Blaine II, Bris-
tow 3. Arkansas, Blaine IL. Hayes /. CAL
ifornia, Blaine 6, Hayes 6. Colorado,
Blaine 6. Connecticut, Blaine 2, Bristow
z, Hayes 3. Delaware, Blaine 6. Florida.
Blaine 8. Georgia, Blaine II, Brstow.
Illinois, Blaine 35, Bristow 5, Hayes 2:
Indiana, Brstow 5, Hayes 25; Iowa, Blaine
22; Kansas, Blaine 10; Kentucky, Hayes
"a; Louisiana, Blaine IA, Hayes 9; Maine,
Blaine "A; Maryland, Blaine 16; Massachu
setts, Blaine s. Hayes 2l; Michigan, HAYES
22; Minnesota. Blaine 9, Hayes 1.
Mississippi, Hayes 1G; Missouri, Blaine
70, Hayes 20 Nebraska, Blaine 6 Nevada,
Hayes 6: New Hampshire, Blaine Z, Hayes
3; New Jersey, Blaine II, Hayes g. New
York, Hayes 6l, Blaine 9 North Caroline,
Hayes 20 Ohio, Hayes A.
Oregon, Blaine 6; Pennsylvania, HAYES
"a, Blaine, 81. Rhode Island, Blaine .:
Hayes, q. South Carolina, Blaine :: HAYES
:: Tennessee, Blaine, 6; Hayes, IS. Teyas,
Blaine, 1; Hayes, Is. Vermont, Hayes. 10.
Virginia., Blaine, IA; Hayes s: West Virgin
mia, Blaine, 6; Hayes, 4. Wisconsin, Blaine.
l6; Hayes, 5. Arizona, Blaine, 2. Dakotah
Blaine, 9.
District of Columbia, Blaine, 9; Idaho,
Blaine, 2. Montana, Hayes, 9: New Mexico,
Blaice, 2; Utah, Blaine, 9; Washington,
Blaine, 2; Wyoming, Blaine, 3
The following is the summary of the
seven ballots:
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
The Case Of Brent.
ByiA ssOciated Press.

LONDON, June 1G.-Mr. Mullens, the
solicitor for the prosecution in the case OF
Brent the Louisville torgcr to-day saw Mr..
William Henry Hodgson, the principal
assistant in the SOLICITORS department of the
treasury, respecting Brent's case
Mr.. Hodgson informed him that the Gov
ernment will instruct counsel to oppose
Brent's release, but that he (Mullin) could
not act ia the matter as it rests with the
government.
Mr. Everest, of the Home flee, informed
Mr.. Mullens that he thinks that Gray and
Brent will both be released.
LONDON, June lG.-ln the fire at Brook 8
Wharf, last evening, 10000 chests of tea
were burned.
LONDON, June l6.-The failure of NAL
CONS " Co., of Belfast, Portland and
Waterford, Ireland, linen manufacturers,
will throw out of employment between 5000
1000 operatives.
LONDON, June 1G-The ocean steamer
Cacia, left the Thames, yesterday, for
South America, to lay cable between Val
paraiso, La Serena Culdera, thus complet-
ing the submarine telegraph system Of the
west coast of South America.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
EMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARX EFT STREET FER,

FkOM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amb
and !amesbGrg and Monmouth Juncll
q so q m and 9 p m, connecting for La
Branch and SGuar.
Accom-. for TIcntOn, connecting with
press rains for New York, 6 -, S and
m, II noon, ., 3 80, 1 80 aud % IN.
Way Train for Burlington Wp IN. SD
day Trains lOa m. ana and 5 5Sopm.
Way Train for BOrtt n!pwn, and IL 30 D
On sunday a: 80 pNi.
For kinkora Branch $50 a m. and 800
For HlghIstown 4. 6 80. m, 2, 3 Is and
p m,
For Long Branch aud New York sam
FOR TuckertOWn Sa III and ; p IN.
For MeIfOrd and II Is IN, 3 Ij and 81
pm.
For Mt. Holly and Pemherton G, $, and II
u IN. 3 l5, ., and 6 30 p IN. tor MI. HOll
!. and II 30 pm.
Sunday Trains for Mt. Holly l0am, sd
aud 6 pm.
For Merchantvillc and MoorcstOwn Top
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdal
only.
The Union Transfer Company will ca
'or and check baggage from Hotels al
Residences. Time cards and full informs
ton can be obtained mt the nepots an
Ferry named above, and at he following
TICKET J No, s33 Chestnut Street,
:. E. Cor. Broad q Chestnut
OFFICES. ! No. liz Market st.
FRAHK THOMPS IN, D. NJ. BOYD. JR.
GenI Manager. Geni Passenger ~
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
item pted RObberu.

On Thursday night or early Friday morn
ing, an attempt was made to rob the meat.
and provision store of William II McGarety,
Seventh and Poplar, the thieves tried to ef-
feet an entrance by cutting a hole in the
door. Last Saturday, an attempt was also
made to rob the store, the robbers cutting a
hole in the door, and it is thought that they
were the same that made the last effort.
Nothing was stolen.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17

CANDIDATES. RATLOTs
/ 2 3 : 6
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17

Twenty cents barrel, well packed. VIII en-
you see the name, Richardson, on barrel
or box, you may rely on getting the woi til
OF your money. Richardson's boxes are
good sized and well packed. Orders Tor
any number of barrels or boxes left at the
Every Evening Office, EdwardW. Hopes,
Third and Market, Tatnall Il Richards on
and ]. Hilton's Store Will be promptly at
tended to.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
RAILROADs
pENNsYLVANIA RAITpo.,--

Il AsohD,
ON And AFTER SUNDAY. nsoo,
Trains leave Depot, Thirtv h0ef 5th
Market streets. "'''y-second
Paoll Accom-. 6 20. 0. and IN ANp
$50, and II 30 D m. ON sam. ;va m.. 10,
and 7 40 p m. '"hdsy, GN
Limited Fast Mail doi,v
Niagara Express daily or 79
Sunday, '' except
Renova and Kane Eypress ,,, IN
except sunday, ''sn dally
York and Hanover Express or ~
Lock Haven Mail, exccnt s,n 79
York Mail daily. except nnnadhaay, so
Mail Train daily, Ion '"nnuay, ny,, $40
leaves at9a IN and runs 1n"h1uay n'1,y
Harrisburg,) '"' "hiy to
DowningtoWn Accom-. II Oo y ~ SMl
m. On Sunday at 6 20 M III and
Fast Line daily, except Sn,n, +" ~,
Elm'ra & l.. Haven Exn n'asy, aSy, RB
Sunday, Np' except
YORK. Hanover and Fred'k Aooo, H6
except Sunday, " Accom-.
hssur,dsayrs snnday. Accom-. tai'y, except D7
'Sryn snnSay. Mawr Accom- daily, except
Lancaster and York Accom- SW
cept Sunday, '' eS'
Parkesburg Train daily ave- 4(0(
Sunday, 'Acept
P,sttsn%nrg sna%agg Express daily, except 'o1
Cincinnati Express daily Gbl
Pacific Express daily, SD
He,s excemi Masl sotanda,l ana Buffalo Express. ="
Enigrant Express, 1906 a IN, daily ~
Mohcay, FOR which tickets mns; , L., eAc
cured ana baggage delivered Attn at l,eM,99 "
street, by 5p m. at ii' Aa1
NEW YORK DIVISION
Express for New York, 40 an -m
and Ill IN, Limited New Yortt ~ ~
5pm.) IS, 3 10, 4 81, S 30 & a 9in ans asSpl
and IL midnight. on Sundoy 'i,a ~
Mail Train Fra T. a Emjsr,n' p%: and r:, T. NJ
New York IL 40 p m. IAN
Accom- m odatiOn for Trenton o9o,
Express Tor Long Branch and sopan s. n ,,,'
I'm, and ! IS p m. '4'"u'
FROM KENsINGTON DEPOT
Rnstleton, 6S5 a m, 12 noon, S and 7S n
Way Train for Bristol Is p m,
Trenton. q IS and 10 Is am. 3D an
and 70 m. On Sunday 8 Ii m ~ an
p IN. 'A
Express for New York s i0am.
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELFIDERE DIVISION.
FROM kENslNGToN DEPOT, Express
Trenton, Lambertvillc, Phjinsh
FaSton,. Water Cap, Scranton, Gc,
"a and sop m. Express for BelyIt
10 IL a Ia. ''"
For Iambertville, PENNINGTON and In
well 10 ID a IN and 5 Is pm.
For remington & 55 and 10 Is m, and
p IN.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17
DHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AN
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD

NJ 1 iOiOs
Trains will leave Wilmington as follow
for
Philadelphia and intermediate stallen|
. 40. !, . 10. s 20, $50, 8 81, 10 ID, l05V,
30, %, 20 8 5ipm. ,o,I
Philadelphia and New York S2a m. ~
II 81, 5 III pm. a,
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations IL
70 m. 5 %, 8 II pm. ID
Baltimore and Washington II 51, ~
am II 81, y, 5 "a, 7 lOpm.
Trains for Delaware Division leave ,o
New Castle u IS, go, q 81, am. 2'e"'
pm. I'D
wyoming and intermediate Stations ~
y 30 m. o 30, 40pm o;d
Delmar and intermediate stations ''']
935, a m, q 80 p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate sta''0D'
nam. 4 IS, $50, pm m.
philadelphia and New York, 32a ID: NJ
Baltimore and Washington, II ol ~, Ian M
For further infOrma ion passensels n, n,
referred to the time tables posted "' -
depot. ,
aug2S.tf DAVID CONNFlL' sup"
The Morning herald., 1876-06-17

LONDON, June 1G.-In the fire at Brooks
Wharf, last evening, 10000 chests Of tea
were burned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-11-24
und 4 Sc qrs 6 %
Town Il, Range ii.
gf Yuhkali

Town "A. Range II.
5 ' W hn lot3 II II "A
Town AZ, Range 10
Unknown loi / 60 13 24
Town 43, Range Is.
Unknown
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-11-24
sale of Forfeited State Lands.


0sss ef Com rui,soo-rs Of soeI i UuversI5v Lands
IsB,soS. a IT,. August 3ist 1876
Nstiee - hereby gtv"s ti-l alt tie scnaat. Haive
aIfY, - euilg a eolieee toGf-t=d nlursgaael sad
sssinY - d "a lac State of n4ecarztu winch have
a*~ lcriot~@ - reason Gt GASP sva.cat Of
f9f - car lb{ @iii b. of~f.H far sie At publ
hze ita q, Use Capitol u Madison tla ltth day oi
Ds2s 25or. .. 1876. unless -o5ner red-em d I'D
sz.- q r2ia eacs 81 o'-lo-c sl. aat c.ag nue.
ro@ eay 'v So sat,l 81 e - &C IS shall hs -
es~o ~a.fed. oslG lands viii bs offered by COUNTIES
rtsRssa Il aiFa-bst G. 3rGer
An"oZ ihe-e er. Is fn'iaviae described lands in
o~sS'as Ianu.s, whioh will be odegcd At The price
ssai~t oFfeste cb tract (Rads TIE hradiag Total
sisoGet sac 50 jste } Yhirh include b. principal due
Il hs .rrie f5rfe'trre; be inter- o. th- s,yer 10
JsnTsrN J. III. Al axes va cn have ea reiurB
ssae~i tos suf sa1 rfa1stn unpaid tis cost of al
vertls 'ng = 7e tares Hsr cent. damage.
SAID lHn rs ~Ilit SaIG -8i4ect &, .u uu.sd tax
assess'r o al0St tue g ms, not = ulu9e4 hsr-ia
Tee Pe'c-nfage payable ut the time of purchase
F.ii - axcd By sas Comm .s-saaer ar tae sale
PETE 2 DDYAe.
IS EiEB>0 kUEHN,
a. ACtff SLOAN.
Coprlssoaer' ef soaooi tud Uaiy-s sitys Lands
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-11-24
. ~S00At4VAs
Street Lot Amt
Superior City.

Lot Blk Amt
Estate Il neBnett
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-11-24

Description. &c. sn't
Towa d. Range IA.
? eesor he or - 1l3 43
q Hayes
ruu h W qr #
sw qr Of nv or "a is so
Z tte L = 9-tt
sw q "a Go "a
Juk Ii wa
5ainR 5swqr:7 2 CO
= na Q sw ar q - =
NV qrne sr sw or u 8 As
neqf sc qr swqre7 6 IS
II ,4aves
und' I.ts8452s Is A
Town 40, Ran ge Is.
! II CoyHer
5 81 To- sc esis
te3aod 4 81 5 ~
Town 49, Range 10.
u i.as,el let1s 1e "A
seG 9 IS u
sw or w or 10 IA :
VI Ion tfort
no or II 55 "a
n1 s. q II ? %
~ or II IS 23
Town IS, Rarge Is.
Nelly u " -
let . u 6 50
sc qr wv az y Il S5
x Il snzw 1910 6 1a
Town 48 Range IA.
fi " shaw
Sc qrse or Nv ora 6 G3
re qr 40 a 5 1S l0
- or ne qrS IS Is
9 1l ~ or NV q 2 8 s.
y . Or Sc Q 3 9 60
eqr Sc Qr3 g 80
= h0r -c
y. NJ or IS 80 IS
= ely II VII
E 4 Sc qr 13 ss 81
4 nv q seqr 1S S o5
Town As, Range Is.
Unknown
an1 seqr4 Z 80
as q w qr S IA 20
ua9 q an se q 8 7 61
y NV O 9 p 80
8 Webster estate
lie Or Sc or % 12 g.
INK ewa Sc Q IA - a0
II Il Hoaors e a. II Il =
u Z oann~ Or 1e II 50
Geo 8 Iag&
~ ar % A. 90
Tosn IS. Range Il.
: Il fnaan -sta5s
ss ar s 80 g
Town as. Range 10
JnAuewn
e,w q rs IS rs
Rn 2 Young
uns19 Sc Q 80 is 90
Town ~, Range Ii
Wan r Yong
un4 \ III or rs IA 20
/ q J Morrison
rt.e Il ms q.5 &c Sc
UukassA
nod ln 15nwqrs 10 IS
/ O sass-at
ss or ss or s"d
&c q 80 a. q 1s Il
W sw or % IA 73
ne Or % 28 70
Town II. Range Is.
Tm r Yoang
I'D n wv or II Is IS
una se or 10 l8 Is
/ c Jones
und 4 Sc e. 8 ss2
Town Il, Range il.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-11-24
Redemption Notice of Tax Sale Of
Nay 18th, 1874.
y WISCONSIN, County Of DsugIss-ss
Once OF the Comfy Cierl
u

UIace oi the JOznty NI9rA
Superior, August 18Th 1875
Ths following piaces Of laud having been s.ld b,
the Comfy Treasurer OF the County OF Douglas OF
the 126 day ot May 1874 10 he tax interest ane
chsrles for the 1872 and 1913 Thereto 9 no
rice i hereby given that uale-s nds r-de-
81 IT id -sl- Oh OF before che IL day of nav
A. =. 1877 they will be conve "A the respectIY.
pr rch sere or sssis Eees acco.Gng 70 law. The
sr4oun, Of taxes, nt-rs- nd c arges calculated az
he l. OF Redemption is set opposite ia each
piece respectively.
yI>CEST coURNoYRk, Comfy Clerk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
T,dblt. of Truth.

The less we deserve good fortune,
the more we hope for it.
After crosses and losses, men grow
humber and -[Franklin.
Humility, like darkness, reveals the
heavenly lights!-[Thoreau.
Much bending breaks the bow;
much unbending, the mind.-Bacon.
Passion always lowers u great man,
but sometimes elevates< a little one.
The more sinful man feels himself
the more Christian he is Novalis.
BE what you are; this is the step
toward becoming better thanyou are.
To confidc too much is to put your
lemons into another mans squceZcr.
Many men are but large boys with
more costly toys and pleasurcs.-lD Duff
Porter
1. could hardly feel much confidence
in a man who had never been imposed
upon Hare.
1dleness is the stupidity Of the
body, and stupidity is the idlcucss Of
the mind [Seumc
Learning without thought is labor
lost; thought without learning is per-
5lous,- Conlucius.
Orthodoxy is the Bourbon-of tue
w0rtd OF tt1ouglhr:- frfcarns ,,ot,- -,,ci~
thcr can it tforgct.-lHuxley
Men show their charactcr in nothing
more clearly than by what they think
laughablc.- Goethe.
Most Of the rules and precepts of
this world run this way-to drive MS
out Of ourselves into the world, for
the benefit Of society.-[Mon
II yon loose your spirit Of prayer
you will do nothing, or next to moth
ing, though youIhad the intellectual
endowments Of an angel Charles
G. ,Finney.
Lying is trying TO hide in fog; if
you move about you are in danger Of
humping our head against the ruth /;
as soon as the tcg blnws- up you are
gone anyhow.
Poetry is not made out Of the un-
derstanding. The question of com.
mon sense.is always, "What is it good
for?' a question which would abolish
the rose and be triumphantly answered
by the cabbagc.- Lowell.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
The letter from Brooks had been sto-

The letter from. Brooks had been sto-t
len from Rogers dssk, and wrong
construction had been put upon this
letter. 1t had been put in BabcocS's
hands, who, before the 18th Dccem-.
Der, as Douglass testified, showed it
to. Douglass, and gave -it-a blackmail-
ing construction, Why should Bah
cock, with all the manifold duties
which he is credited with, have busted
himself in this secret and hidden man.
.ner, binding Douglass not to tell Ro-.
gers who had shown him the letter:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19

S790@S30
An era OF absolutely unchecked
democratic ascendcncy in the country
was one Of dcspotic southern header
ship, Of undisguised hostility to the
Union, to the people Of the north and
to safeguards Of American liberty.
1t is this knowledge, and the con.
sciousness that the traditions and
training Of two generations do not
pass like a morning vapor, tlrat cause
those who sustained the war, but who
now differ radically upon some great
questions of public policy, still to
maintain their party organization. and
to oppose united aud resolutc front
to the effort to secure democratic
restoration, not for the purpose Of Sec
tionals oppression, but for the sake Of
the common welfare, and Of fastening
the era of a real fraternity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
Iowa Legislature.

srpEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. l9.=z=Ihe
senate passed the house bill appro-
priating 100000 for tile centennial
exposition without material amend
mcnt.
The McGregor land grant bill was
postponed and made a special order
for Wednesday morning. The house
elected Hon. +. II. Thaycr, Of Musca-
tine speaker pro tcm., and no other
business appearing both houses ad-
journed until "Wednesday morning.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
llou ae.

WNsulSeroS, Feb. 19.-The house
met for general debate, as a committee
Of whole. Mr.. Eden in chair. The
attendance was unusually large for
debate day. The first speech was by
NJ. Gl,it,enden in favor OF specie
currency. Mr.. Chittenden's speech
was somewhat long and upon its con-
clusion Mr.. Kelly of Pennsylvania
made his speech.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
Live Stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
Hoas-Rcccipts. 5000. Actiyc and firm !;
choice heavy, 5@l0c higher; common to
very choice packing, $700@8 SO; light,
$SO0@S.05; shipping, $5.000S.50; Phila-
delphias, 1915.
CArrLE-Rcceipts, 900. Quiet and easy I;
good 10 choice. $4.5O@550; medium, s4OO
@A50; butchers stock, t2.75@425
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
Disagreement.

Nrw York, Feb. io.-Trial of
scannell for murder Of Ned o. Bald
win, pugilist, resulted in disagreement
of the jury, at half.past one this
morning, and they were discharged.
Another dispatch says that scannell.
was acquitted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
Milwauke-.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 10.
WnEAr-lc higher aud firm; $l.o2 for
cash; $l.O2as for March ]; .0311a for April;
$l075ss for May; No. g. S9I5c.
CoRN-Firm; No. 2, 4:}c.
oATs-Steady; No, 2, SEC.
.RYE-0Sc
BARLEY-82c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
The Wisconsin r. R. Law.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. l9.-The SEN
ate this morning concurred in the
Vance bill, with an amendment. The
bill .ow goes to the Assembly for
concurrence in the amendment. Ifthe
Assembly concurs, the bill will go to
the governor for his signature.