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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
CRIME.
4 HORRIBLE xuRDER.

St. Louis. Nov. lo.-J.. Eagl.r ala.
Carl strahl, wA' arrested here yesterday on
suspictonof having murdered Mrs. Goetz,
wife Of Henry gGoesz, farmer living near
Columbia, Ills, Sunday night. The body
of 1A. uoeez vas found in the cellar Of the
souse By the neighbors on Wednesday, with
The bead crushed 10 BY the blow from an
AZ. Enzlsr came here with p.ir Of mules
and wagon, which had been used By Go t.,
and wasaHested while trying to sell them
IA ssu'so small that II aroused suspicion.
During the day, yoficsn from Columbia
'Ssndfisd The stolen articles. Goetz also ID
ntsstas. It is believed hs has been killed
ROBBERY.
Cincinnati, Nov. l0.-It was discovered
about noon today that the county treasury
y Batavia, Clssmont county. Ohio. had
hesa robbed Of twenty -four thousand dollars.
II IA not yet ascertained a. to when the rob.
berry occurred.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

There isn't hscA di6sss.es bstvssa, .
grasahopp9 aad . 0lsss widow, after all.
Either will jump d the FIRST chancs. '
A styliah -Hast6ord wedding, Wsdsesday
night. v.s mads msspeabls by the presssos
Q! Mile. Th:ers. nsies u The Fsench stats6
man. g .e sy .,-y
An Illinois clergyman took to whisky and
qulnine 70 cure his chills, and an invesiga-
ting committee is looking for the quininx
part Free Psess. ga' g.. % 'ie
"How terrible It 4 to loss . sisss b,
tdessh! easps the Rev. Spurgson. But wtsa
|she slides away With tin pedd er--what
(sAsaf-Ftes hess. 1.,a.. ..ss- !.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

q.
al u ~ 6eh. with the Nes Pssess Il The
heas A raw mountains, and Who. " now re-
turning home on leave. The jouraey vas
not marked BY any incidnh worthy Of
special mention. The journey proved 70 u
hazardous one, owing to the probsbilisy
shas the river woald freeze At a.y tine, aaa
y 1t tran'pired, the party came near bsing
peaned In above Fort Baaosd. The com
mission srriyssl at Fess Bdlbrd on tie 2lst
inst, having completsd ths sssirs distance
10 ten days. The weather vas very osld and
sassateniag ssregi - ~ I'M days|of u
journey, and ths dsy allsr siss i a.riya1 u a.
comnissiaa .. Baiosd ths river w frossu
,1yes. 1yes. TIE journey from Fort Buiordto Bis.
marck M nads overland in an ambulance,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
LATEST BY MAIL.

The speaking telephone was les, success.
full, the instrument getting out Of order and
preventing the transmission of conversations
from Western Union telegraph office in this
city to the Masonic Temple.
David Smith Of Coburg the Castleton abor-
ZIONIST, was to-day sentenced to be hanged
December l9 for the murder of Miss Wade.
His accomplices, Mallory and Wilton, will
be'held until the next assizes.
Returns to midnight Of the 9Th, nearly
complete, from every county in the State Of
Pennsylvania with the official vote Of ls
counties. show a majority Of 562 for Noyes,
Democrat, over Hart, Republican, for State
treasurer. Col Wilson, chairman Of the Re-
publican State central committee, comedies
the election of the Democratic ticket.
The laborers took forcible possession Of
Keet's mine, near Deadwood, Dakota T..
one Of the best in the gulch, Tuesday after
noon, and are now holding it with rifles.
The cause is the failure Of the contractor to
pay their wages. The sheriff has been noti-
fled. and trouble ii-expected. This mine i.
where III etor,. cepha' Tuttle was
killed iH Gty with the Auror. mine
people, in September, and the property il
now in litigation.
Edward w. johnson, Of New York, gave
the first telephonic exhibition ever held in
New York City, at Masonic temple, to-
night, the musicians being in New York
and Philade!phi,. As the sounds trans
mitted from New York had to pass under
three rivers they were less distinct than
those from Philadelphia, but the exhibition
was pronounced general success. The
first piece transmittsd was cornet solo,
BY Professor Luster, of New York, and a.
the sounds broke family on the ears Of the
large audience ii provoked great applause.
J. w. McAnerny, Of Jersey City, followed
with . tenor solo from Martha" and was
succeeded BY Nine. Belle Cole, Of New
York, who sang several soprano solos which
we're quite distinctly heard. A rain storm
interfered eomevhat with the experiment,
but - all the selections were duplicated in
Philadelphia the entertainment proved
every way satisfactory.
The Sitting Bull commission, on their re
turn 70 For. Benton from Fort Walsh, took
paaxs on Mackinaw boah to AXE the
journey down the Missouri river. The party
conai.Gsd Of Gen. Alfred II. Terry, Gen. A.
g 1Awrssce, and Ca. II. G. Corhins of The
coumisiou; Col. f. W. Smith. An aid Of
Gen. Terry, sad Llses. Lowell II. jerome.
Of he "a cavalry. vhe diaiasuishsd Mn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
ODD NOTES.

An exclamation that does not apply 10 the
girl Of the period:' A lass too true
A colony Of Danes have purchased 10000
acres Of land in Kossuth county, Iowa.
The frost on the milkman's moustache
chills the hired girl to the core. Danbury
Nacs. |
There are eight doctor. in congress. II
is the people who have the patients Chi
eo9o Post.
People learn wisdom By experience. A
man never wakes up his sscood baby to ~
h laugh.
A woman. heart is just like li,hosrsph.
ere stone: What 10 once written ON il cannot
Be rubbed out 5 -,
Simon Cameron on the future ..a.e-"Ho-
hun ! voadsr vAss odice they give me p
Evssy day Rsighs. Young. vidows 70
aad u down On 6is e.ave. sesa Al . dise.ses
Il sssks kAs . bss-Sivs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
RAILROADS.
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Ii N T. s

embrace. under one manassnen. the Great
rNat "a MHwny y Ire. o. me wet and North
Stns me shortss, and qIiskest ronte
c"rssr NnrthskvDD ny sI Sn po.nH ~ lnnois, Wis
Essra,ka, csiifOrnis and tie Western Terrific
:"
onnAha and CalS&aFm3a Tina
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y ~ osN - ooes feSie 4eyDA Cheap
sSSasl - ~ ~ 5seetAes1 I1l otea l0ve, Dahofa,
~ &z. ~ G0:oe9d0. Ufana Nevada.
7e!y &C. As41ls9 N w. 49, - AeoelalaA
1,e, se. HaS. 49,. ~ sr.....,S ts.sf
06aeAao. Her ln6l u 430ann461ya I40A
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pM11u ~ sMonnc1 S1eee4aln "a Ain1eo0ta,
sS .1Ss3 3s .1lSgss L. 624ys 1111eQl1, Dnluah,
sno ~ polnts ~ sae 0esAe NptthNDs- IT.
Ia 6uAn V2naGa ~ i.2S HAA-Yl~A
= 80 a y y -! - Uts q Vt0G A1a0O
% tho booe yolte4 4eeye14 C1Geaeo aaA Ia Crosse,
Wtnenes aseheeeses @ .toanG Aaakato, 1t. Pc
Ter dcw ulm. I'D AZ potats. IN Southern and
Oens&0 u11ool4s lts
0Soe0 Bay ana 8aIquetto Line
.Mssssss2Sn. kcna ds Lac; oshkosh. ,Alple,on,
HocSAto1 ns,co.S ~ ~. ~ lsHTCe..e' T'
- ~ "' nsns0cA @ saa tne Lake oupes1of Coun-
8SO10oTt And Opbna0o sLi0n
Rocsso,S az ,ssnn,, Dn Nd "a Cnhes9o sn1 Elxin,
III - - e->- '~1 - So's SoAA's - Si'sp''''
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
THE DOMINION. :.
FAILURE.

! Montreal, Nov. l0.-W. P. Barley Go,
Iron founders failed. Liabilities, $l50,00O.
The suspension Is due 70 the failure Of the
Hardware firm Of Mulhollaud 4 Baker.
SITTING BULL WITHOUT A HOME.
s Ottawa, Nov. 10 There is no foundation
4cr the reports that the Canadian govern.
nsnt has granted reserve Of land to Sit
ting Ball and his band at the Red Deer
river or any where else.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
!. Seven |. Reasons c
1 WHY YOU SHOULD
BUY YOUR OYSTERS
.JENKINSON'S /:

..s s. 1llst... Because I, n .his i the only
house n ths city that 1Akes
q sgb61fxlty 81 0ystsro ma
riah. 80 . w. oe t'3ae 1;f FFss7 8
I'd. Beeause he sells tho
best brands Of Oysters,
Cd. Because he ships Oys-
tors direct from Baltimore
per express, eyoidingI the
-thawing, freezing and delays
which freight Oysters are
subject to, destroying their
fine freah favor 1a -.
4th. Because he sells all
goods at q living profit.
9Th. Because he has had
many years experience in the
Oyster business, and there.
fore can give his 5customeri
more and better goods FOL
the money than any ethe1
house in. the city. s
9Th. Because Of his con.
staatayz increasing. TRADE ID
hsndiilE many hundred dollars
worth Of Oysters each year, h,
is enabled to get q large discopn,
enabling him to sell q cheaper
Oyster for the quality than an!
ether house In the city.
7th. All goods warranted a
represented.
+. Fresh Fish sssry Thursds'
evening. ~ : 80
0ys,ers BY the csse, II ~
quantity on Four Days Notice.
NJ. H. JENkINSON, :
Third ST., North Side.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
THE NEWS.
whispers Of Peace. and Ru-
mored Dissensions In tho !.
Turkish Cabinet. =

u fff.A oRE!oN.

DiscUsstn0 THE sUBJEcr OF PEACE.
London Nov. 10.-A HSflin corresponds
ent says that ths pore has confdentislis
communicated TO some Of tie powers draft
ofths programme for the conclusion Of
peabs. va A.. ,@s -
"A PsaAsorropenaspt state that there
ars di~ensions 10 the Turkish cabinet on
ths subject Of peace or war, but the peace
party fear cf being accused of secret deal.
inss with Russia.
WAR ITEMS. - =
Alex .adropol, Nov. l0.-The Arabian
coluaa Joined Gen. Heim.nn after III
battle Of Deve Boyuu. The Turks l6st
$500 kilisd, wounded and prisoners, md q
great part Of their artillery.
NBARINa TO HIs GRAVE.
R9ns,,Hoy. l0-The Fsusuli.s 'rsposss
that the Pppe'. .bA5sicisn. alarmed. Il ths
increasing weak nsss Of his holiness, som.
moned Van Hette, professor Of surgery At
Hsdua, Tor consultation.
ELECTION.
EdinburR, Nov. 1os-The o0ssest for Tbs
lord rectosship Of the Edinbufx university
terminated to day 10 favor Of she Marquis
;of Harrington. leader Qf the liberal party 10
the house Of commons. He lecsived 932
totes agatsst ~ for Cross. home secretary.
AZ Hs xoux1rAn HAsaA. 8f& &
y Londsasa'oy. q q Osastand.opls dis
patch dsay the report that Moukhtar Pasha
was wounded in fighting near Erzeroum,
Monday last.
Constantinople, Nov. l0.-Forty-eight
person, in the service of Ex-Sullau Muir ID,
have been arrested in consequence of re-
cent conspiracy. Murad and his mother re-
main at the Tcheragar palace, but have been
warned that it might be necessary to re.
move them to another residence.
3 ,R.gusa. Nov. 10.-The Mon 'enegrins
have commenced the bombardment of
Pod .ov,tza. The place is expected to hold
out, as the principal defences have lately
been reconstructed
-. ELECTED MAYOR.
London, Nov. l0.-Artlur B. Forwood,
Of Pine, Forwood & Co., New York and
New Orlsan,. I'D Leech, Harrison & For
wood, Of Liverpool, WAS elected mayor Of
Liverpool, yesterday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE. !.
"ssh'nkson. Nov. i0-Ths elections
conmitsss met this morniag 70 cousidsf The
epsh"ra aud kellogg cass, but sdisarssd
""h"ut cnshing 10 cosclussoe.
HOUSE.
~ 1925 o'clock the house vent into
,atsass Of he vhols NJ. Cox Of New
:, ~. - the chair. on shs Army appopria
Yea e'a. PoAlse ~ amssAmss, shsrsd
!" It. Csi.sssdss, llnilsg sbs rvuaiIas
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

aes5 NEW YORK MARKET. J.
New Yort, oy.alo.
WHEAT-quiet and 6rn; No. 2, red vim
ter; l.42ac for December. ess
coRs-3c better; 6li662ic 6r mi.ed
weatern. - y
oArs-hrm; s4@ssc for mixed ves.
ern.
P"aKs.eady; A.so@l4.so.s :
LARD-steady; s.574c. s''
WH1sKY-l0@1l.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
A NEwsPAlEs ATTACHED.

& NEWsPAl Err ATTACHED.
Toledo, Nov. 10.-The property Of the
Sunday Journal. of which ]. Il Sherwood
aud Geo. Garfield, are proprictors has been
attached on petition of Alex. Resd, post
master. setting fotth that said Sherwood
and Garfield have published in their paper
and teleRraphed TO other newspapers libel
Gus statements concerning the petitioner
The dlspltehss alluded to by Mr.. REED, con
tain asssrtious that he had used the post
onlcs funds to carry on the Blade and Com
mercial, Of which he is the managing pro-
prietor
THE SAMOA AFFAIR.
Saa Frapcisco, Nov. lO.-Fur.hes infor-
nation concerning the affails 10 Samoa
show without doubt that tie Arst teie-
Eraphed version Of the attack ON the United
States Consul Griffin. was substantially
correct In oil respects, and that the Ameri
can consul was in the right of the matter
ousTED.
Cincinnati, Nov. 10.-Robt. Addy former
captain Of the Cincinnati base ball club
was to-day dismissed from the club on ac.
count Of dissipated habits during the past
season. Similar charges against Foley or
being investigated by the directors.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

F sssrr~a-4sa4-r- '--sess-rgz CdACAGO. ge.z...
t5--1 Chicago, Nov. 10.
WHEAr-firm and shade higher; 1.06ac
for cash LOG for November; l.o43c bid for
December. - aeE8-Rr-
coRs-6rner; 44lc for cash; 4ssc 70.
November.
OATs-steady 24lc for cash 24ac 70,
November. Lon
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-5Slc. ~
PoRK-decidedly lsvsr; IL SIC for cash
1928 for the year. .sls S~5 81
LARD-weak aud lower; sos for cash
7.9o for the year; 7.97lc for January.
WHIsKY-frmer; &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Nov. 10.
f. WHEAT-higher and frmer 1.0sac 70,
cash; 1.o7 for November; 1O5sc for De
cember.
CoRS-frm; 4lac.
OATs-steady; 244c.
RyE-56c.
BARLEY-62lc. ,f
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
7 fla1s.
IN WtK,

Wilmington, Nov. 16.Swm. Z. Cane.
& sons, snuff mills At York, Lynn. Ps,
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; in.
sured 5000. -.-- -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
sx IElEeaAen
wA1L srn1f.

WALL n1a srnas.r: J. 5ssa
New York, Nov. 10.
Gold -l.02sc.
Money-5@6. 80
Stocks-Irresular.
GoveEnments-Firmer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
4 VARIETIES THEATRE.

, Pittsburg, Nov. l0.-Trimbles' varieties
theatre on Pennsylvania avenue. near 9Th
street. was partially destroyed by Gre .his
saerning. The loss on the bnilding isiabous
$4,000; Manager Williams $4,000 o1 tix.
lures and wardrobe; manager Of ths Black
Crook combination lost the scenery, ward
robe, H.. 70 The amount s5,0O0., No in.u.
-ranct: Ssss.sss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.

Our immense stock Clothing is complete
in Dakota We
The Morning herald., 1877-05-10
7 UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRI-

TNpRECEDENTED 7 ATTRACTIONS!
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DISirRI-
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoMPA.
NY,
This Institution was regularly incorpo-
rated by the Legislature of the state for
Educational !s1 and Charitable purposes in
1858, with capital stock Of Sl,O0O,OOO, to
which IL has added O reserve fund Of $3.50.
fO. Its Grand Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. 1t never scales
or postpones. Look at the following scheme:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the extraor-
dinary
sEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 9Th,
under the personal supervision and man
agement o! Gen. 9. 7. Beouregard. OF La.
and Gen: Jubal A. Early. of Va, Capital
Prize sl00D60. Tickets SIS only,
Halves IS Quarters, $3.50 Eighths, 81 .25
LIST OF PRIZES. i
CAPITAL PRIZE, of sl0o, ,OcO 800 ono
! GRAND PRIZE. of 5000 5000
GRAND PRIZE, of 2U.OO) 16MD
2 LARGE PRIZES of 10000 $500
q fAKHg PAIHns PRIZES n OF 5%S 59SS @V9 29
O " SO 25uO
100 " Sir anGI
NM 2OO 4NMO
GW loo G0QOO
IW0 IL II 1000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes Of $500 2Ov
~ 20 90 100 LOCO
l0) DO do rs 75gOI
1879 Prizes amounting to s522,5o
Gen. G. T.fBeauregard. of La and Gen.
Jubal A. Early, Of Va, Commissioners.
Write for circulars or send orders to.
M. A. DAUPHIN,
F.O. Box 692. New Orleans, La.
Or WILLIAMSON q CO, Agents
BIZ Broadway, N. Y.
THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING.
Tuesday July3
Capital Prize. sg000O Tickets sl each.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-10

y.
THE oleomargarine or "lard butter
trade is becoming quite an important
branch Of American commerce. During
the seven months ending with last March,
s,549,629 pounds of the mixture were ex'
ported from New York to Europe, the
larger portion going to France. There
would be some satisfaction in the reflection
that SO much of,.he stuff went out OF. the
country but for the unpleasant recollection
that . much larger quantity was retained
to be sold as good butter to unsuspecting
natives. And yet the ''butterin" is good
enough to eat, if it did not chose to sail
under false colors. 1t is the element OF
doubt introduced to the break fast table thai
most people object to. The fact that but
terine passes current for wholesome, hon
est butter shows that it has sufficient virtue
10 stand on its own merits, and if the
dealers would honestly label it by its own
name, its cheapness would soon make it a
formidable competitor to the produce of
he churn.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-10
COL. INGEKSOLL ON WOMAN,S
RIGHTS,

81 believe that a woman has the same
rights that man has. He has the com.
plications Of business, which, Of course, no
woman can unders! and-buying calico at
four cents yard and selling it at four and
half; wonderful complications des.
pise man who says to me, I am the head
of the family and talks of what he will
make them do. In the family where there
is kindness and love the woman moves in
the perfume Of light, never growing old to
him, and his is ever the same young and
handsome face that she first knew; and
thus they grow old and pass away to the
grave, with the prattle Of children in their
ears. l believe that woman is human
being. She has often 10 support herself,
and every avenue should.sbe open to her.
Why should some ignorant mean lout
make laws for magnificent, educated wo.
man? There are always some men who
are afraid woman will get ahead of them.
The lower and more ignorant man is the
more lie is opposed 10 and naltreats wo-
,nan. That manner Of looking down on
woman that some husbands have, if l were
woman, 1 should rather be knocked
ldown every Monday than realize."-Ex.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-10
A MISTAKE CORRECTED.

Colonel George II. Eutler-the nephew
of his uncle-was the other day dropped
from the lis: Of the special agents Of the
Post Office Department, and the cause Of
civil service reform is vindicated. That
the President was in 10 way responsible
for the appointment Of Colonel" Butler,
Postmas;er.General Key took pains to in
form the nation several days ago, beiug
stirred up to doso By the very unfavorabe
criticisms that reached him from every
part of the country. But Mr.. Key did
more than this: he made complete ex.
posure Of the agencies that had been used
to besui!e him into providing for the sup
port Of ''Colonel' Butler out Of the public
treasury. The endorsements of Colonel"
Butler by Messrs. Cox, Sayler, Spencer,
and Dorley, and the story of the persistent
imporlunities of "General'' B. +. Butler,
made very entertaining and very instruc.
i've reading, as 1t gave al. insight into the
methods that are habituaIly being used to
debauch the public service. The Postma5-
ter General was evidently deeply mortified
over the bling comments which were pub.
licly aid privately made over the appoint
ment ofsuch an unconscionabIe scamp as
George II. Butler to a responsible office in
connection with lis department, and the
prompness with which the error has been
corrected indicates that both lie and the
President are resolved to carry out the
civil service programme i'll its integrity.
In this instance Mr.. Key allowed himself
to be most grieyously imposed upon, but
the affair has evidently been an eye.opener
to him, and the chances are that he will
not permit himself 10 SO easily be taken in
and done for a second time. Mr.. Key has
gained by this little affair, if it is only the
Knowledge that "Generap' 3. F. Butler is
good person to have nothing to do with,
and that recommendations signed by men,
bers Of Congress in behalf of applicants for
office are not as a rule worth the Govern
ment paper they are written upon.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-10

the Celestial Empire. His view i'd that I
form Of religion is given to each nation
which is especially suited to it, and thai
missionaries going from one to another only
mix mp things. That is the comfortable
theory of the Painites and the Rationalists
of our country.
1t has been said that the Chinese do..noi
believe in God. Wong Chin Foo declares
that is the missionaries mistake. They do
believe in Coda supreme ruler OF the
universe-and his name translated would
be Spirit" The holiest word in the
Chinese language might be translated
Heaven, says our Chinese enlightener Of
the benigb,ed Christians-and Wong Chin
Foo defes the proselyting children of the
Occident to find one among the 440, 900, 900
Chinese who will use the word lightly
excepting where the habit has been learned
from Christian missionaries! Hard this on
tee missionaries. Some Chinese swear, he
says, but they swear in English. Agair'
it has been asserted that the Chinese bow.
to stocks and stones. Wong Chin Foo ad,
mi,s it, put refers to the Roman Catholics
for parallel, and to the bread and wine
symbol, common in Protestant churches.
The Chinese use symbols as do al! religious
people; the SO called Chinese gods and Idols
are emblems, and are not wo,shipped but
only made the medium of worship.
Thus discoursed Wong Chin Foo. And
will it not take something more than sec
tartan seal to disodge this Chinee from
his position? 1t is no. likely, 10 be sure,
that the Foreign Board of Missions will BE-
abolished at his call, but it may easily
happen that broader views and, witbal,
more subtle opinions will follow his ex>
posure of the remarkable errors which
have been spread abroad respecting the
religious and social status of the Children
Of the Sun. Are they such heashens after
All as ne have imagined.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-10
IlEATHEN CONVERTING CHRIS,
TAN.

The tables are turned at last, and the
"Hathen Chinee" is coming over to con-
vert the "Christians." And why not? By
what right can any body of believers or
unbelievers claim monopoly of the secret
mysteries Of the universe? The Rev.
Narrowgauge will regard it as an infringe
mcnt On his patent, no doubt. lie regards
himself as standing at the centre of all
light, and all people who are not within
the radius Of his little circle must be more
Or less in the shadows. To him and his
sect alone, therefore, belongs the preroca-
I've Of dispensing illumination; but the
Rev, Mr.. Nsrrowgau,e is now summoned
by this dastardly heather to surrender and
submit to having missionaries sent TO con-
vert even him. AS to the right of the
llathen Chinee to carry war into the en-.
eny's country, who can questson it? Wong
Chin Foo is the man who is doing tive
should say, Tsn-Ming- -Trze- Way. Shin
''hua~shing'Tz shing shong Tar
TIE Way Keo- Tan Ye>Che. .Pon>Kow>
Wong >Chiug Foo. Wong Chin Foo is only
)lis familiar pet name and is used for short
lie lectured at steinway Hall recently,
and certainly made out good case from
his standpoint. He disclaims, indeed,
being missionary; but that is because he
docs not believe that missionaries are need.
ea in the United States any more than in
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