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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03

the fullest confidence OF three
fou tts Of the people Of the
United States, in the belief
that the solemn circumstances
attending the necessity and
the act that Brought it into
being, would cause all its
members with possibly three
exceptions to rise above ali
party cons deration III the dis
charge of their momertouS
duty. lii the light of this
antecedent hope and conf
dence. and in view OF the
votes written on the record Of
the Commission, it is 2itiable
to observe that every impor-
tant question thus far submit
ted to the Commission has
divided the Coumi sioners,
eight to seven, Oh strict party
lines. accordingly as the dec :
on would help the case of
Governor Hayes. OF hurt the
| case Of Governor Tilden. 1t
was not believed by tairmind-
ed, intelligent men that such
a division conId come about.
The outside adherents Of each
party mutually charge this
as t, tiiscredit on the opposing
members Of the Colnm's ion,
The Jealous Democrats re-
proach the Republicans with
these partian votes Of the
eight Republican Comnis-
sioners, and the Jealous Re-
publicans retort by polntln.
to the partisan " ties OF the
seven Democrats $on The Com
mission. This is about what
might he expected from that
kind of decision. But tina;
which will live in history and
in the minds of the vast ma
jority Of The public is this
that the seven votes to look
into the evidence, voted to
take testimony, and voted to
. let IT, light, so as to get at the
truth; and that the eight voted
all the time to turn away from
evidence, to shut out the
light, and so to close The door
upon all effort TO find the truth
The seven voted in a way to
promote the great object for
which the Commission was
created; the eight voted i'll a
way to make the Commission
utterly useless for the princi-
pal purpose for which it has
any reason for being i'll exist
ence at all. The Senator, the
Judge: the Presidential as
pirant, the party that sup
poses the eyes Of the Amerl-
can people can be closed to
this vital aspect of the matter
is making a singnal and perllous
mistake. The American peo-
Ole know what is honorable,
fair, manly and just, and their
ultimate decisions always show
that they not only KIN ow, bat
that they act upon their krowl-
edge.
The single goo3 influence
resulting from the act creating
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
ALLEGER. BOWLBY s. co S
S I'd Il
P AI}I,OR. ORG \ \
Snrpasses in tone and power any Reed
Organ heretofore manufactured IN
this country. 1t has been tested
by many competent judges

by many competent Judges
and
GIVES UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
BY slSillful use of the stops, and of the
patent knee swell, the music is adapted
to the human voice, ranging from the
sottest tlute-likc note to u volume of
sound,
Unsurpassed by amy disarmament
: The proprietors have noted carefully
for many years he inrerfection and needs
OF the reed Instruments, and direct tielr
practical experience to the correction OF
such impericctiols, and their experiments
resulted in the production OF quality OF
tone which assiInilates 50 closely to the
PIPE ORGAN QUALITY
That it is difficult to distinguish between
the two. This instrument has all
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
And every organ is fully warranted.
Large Oil Polish. Black Walnut
Cases that forms in addition to
Il splendid Instrument OF
music,
A Beautiful Piece IF Furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to be
appreciated, ana Is Soid ~ eA'iehieiJ
LOW PRICE FOR CASH.
Agents ANTED (Nale or 1emale) in
every county in the United States and
Canada. A liberal discount mate t"
| Teachers, ministers, Churches, Schools,
LODGES. etc, where there is no agent for
the Star Organ. Illustrated catalogue
and price list free. Correspondence So
| licited. Address the manuta. turcrs,
ALLht,Ek. BOW Lb4 q o..
WASHINGTON. N. j
| III. w. ALLEGER, T. .McMURrR1E,
| G. p. BowLBY, EDWARD PLoTTs.
| November 18th, 1876, year.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03

he WELLS TEA COMPAN]
supply Teas to store!scepers, in origin
packages, ut lowest import prices, as p
sample sent on application.
lt. WELL- / "a COMP AM
supply teas trnrnggists, General Deaig
and others, packed in handsome seal1
packages of one pound EACH, in canlsfe|
OF the same capacity, and 5 H., 10 10. al
70 ID. boxes. Full particulars on app
cation.
HE WELLS TEA COMP 4 N
supply Teas to Peddlers, in one-half pou1
and one pound bags, plain or printed,
IL more liberal discount than is given ei7
where.
tiE Ellis ten COMPAN|
supply Teas for Club Orders, and allow
larger commission than usual, and Id
cases guarantee the quality OF tn1
foods. Forms sent when required.
Send for circ,llar and please say UNIV
which Of the foregoing heads you desj
particulars, SO thar we may send You
tue information needed without turtl1
trouble.
ll1E " ELLIS TEA COMPAN
is one of the largest and most relia
houses in the trade; all parties reqnlf,l
Tea in quantities will do well to 81
their orlers direct 1an.V|S-'I
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
DAM DECKLAR,

A DAM DECKLAR,
Opposite Steam Boat Landing,
Bayou Sara, La.
FIRST CIA-S SALOON.
His BAR ia always stocked with the
finest wines, beers, liquors, tobacco aud
cigars.
ALSO DEALER IN
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
June 70, '76.-ly.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03

L ~
;,eth. n. j.. for theiI FAMILY SEWING
MACHINES:
REPORT,
A Shuttle Sewing Machine, emhodying
the following points of construction,
viz: 4 needle bar operated from the end
of a rotating shaft in the overhanging
arm; a shuttle supported i'll shuttle
carrier, moved transvcrseiy to the feed
by means of a crank on a rotating shaft !;
a four motioned positive feed, and Il
straight needle with its eyes parallel with
the direction of feed.
For the following reasons:
a SUPERIOR
Family Machine, embodying the greatest
number of most approved mechanical de-
vices TO iInpart positive motions to TIL"
various parts, simplicity of construction.
good Workmanship, excellent quantity
Of work doue, originality, and for COM
pletencss ofdisplay.
Director General.
J. II. HAWLEY,
President.
Attest-MYER ASCHE,
Assistant ecrctary.
THE SINGER MANUE'G CO.,
:. T.. BUNDLE, Agent,
81 Canal ST.. n. o.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
Il FL. Z
~ y s., 3 9 -
Il Ell. z
a U} x e s IAl o 7, r. LG &

was awarded the first premium at eigh-
teen State and County Fairs in 1876, and
at many previous ones.
1t works easily and well, separating
the corn from the cob, and is superior TO
any corn shelter in the market i'll
strength, colnpactness and excellence OF
work. Price $I2. Descriptive circulars
free. A. Il. COHU, Manufacturer,
No. 197 Wafer Street, n. Y.
Inn 90 t11-Gt
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
THE EARTHQUAKE IN moarREaL

Montreal Special, 4th.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt
throughout this city few minutes before 2
this norning. There WAS bat one shock. It
extended over large area, hnt vas aosaecom.
paned BY the usual rumbling, but With q
sound like that caused by the sudden collid.
ing Of two bodies. Every person au )ait in
earthquakes is anxiously awaiting news from
the adjacent country, and in expectation,
also, Of the recurrence hear of the appalling
phenomenon. People are talking to day ol
the ancient prophecy Of the pious Catholic
monk, that the island of Montreal would,
before the end of the nineteenth century, be
swallowed up BY, une terr tremblante, and
every one who reads French, and can find
the books, is perusing the account Of the
terrible earthquake Of 1861 in Lower
Canada, when Indians described the trees Of
the forest as tradition has it, the falls of the
saguenay, Ha.ha b.y, and the tall surroun.
ding cliffs were formed by the terrible con.
vulsion of nature,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
BRITISH HEROES OF TRAFALGAR.
From the London Daily Telegraph

From the London Daily Telegraph.
Looking back through the long vista Of
sevsnty-two years to the day when Ntlson's
immortal signal inspired the victory Of
Trafalgar; it seems hard 70 believe that We
havs taA 1apoaeWEgssdpe ef S6esssv1a
then helped to assert stle-naval ssppenaacy
Of England. We regard even . Wstesloo
hero - relic of the remote past, 30 far
away appears that loud Sabbath on which
Wellington ''shook the spoiier down" Bot
Trafalgar was fought ten yesns before the
great European convulsion ended ON the
plains Of Belgium, and ten years, when men
get past the Scriptursl limit Of human life
ia an age. Nsverthslsas on Sunday last
October 1ll seven venerable officers cele.
brated each in his quiet home, and doubtlea.
with many proud and many sad recol.
lection, the seventy y:second anniversary o1
Engiand's greatest sea fight. Their hamel
are ~ follows-Admirat of the Fleet, Sit
George Rost sartories K. c. B., who il now
in his eighty.e eighth year, and entered the
navy in June, 1901, fought as . midshipman
on board tho TonIant: Admiral Rober,
Patton, now in his eighty seventh year,
who entered the navy February l, 1904, a,
q midshipman in the Bsiierophnon; Admiral
William Ward Percival johnson, who enter
ed the navy July 2, 1903, was midshipmar
Of the Victory; Vice Admiral Spenc. Smytl
who entered the Defiance; Commando
Francis Harris was a first class voluntee
of the Temeraire; Commander William
Weary (who is now in his eighty fifth yeal
and who entered the navy February 6, 1905
was first class volunteer in the Achille; an,
Lieutenant Colonel james Eynmore, &. N
was midshipman Of the Africa. The follow
ing is list Of the ships engaged:-Victory
Royal Sovereign Britannia, Temerairs
Neptune, Leyiathan, Conqueror, Agamem
non, Africa, Ajax, Orion, Minotaur, sparti
ate, Dreaduought, Polyphemas, Reveng'
, Swiftsure, Defiance, Thunderer, D. fenc
Tonnanl, Prince, Phoebe, Sirius, Euryalu
Najad, En- trepreosnte and Prickie.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
M,scEtL AMeous.


ANsiacAx AND Isrrp1 coxrssss.
San Pssucisco, Nov "a ls,tsr 70 ahs
ch'sasc'e from the Samoan correspondent
R'ves snoshes vsrsion of the recent eyspts
there. I.,ssases hat Grsfiss, ~ .Aalssi.
- ea soae ssss,aAs ssnssssllAt -
t'ropeFsv II q. x. sash + Co, ! . -
o'm Of As,as'a. Tor 80 alleged
clAn, without haviaG hrs, ssst ~
,hronsh !he British consul. q NJ ~
rnsom W b the absence Of Legal sgsesM.
nues eod Cshroagh rrSaissd pos.
s'on n ~ waseSasss, aad ~ paooeGty
80 po, usdss ~ Rr,sisA sDal. PssdiaQ
we seasensat u w saeasx -0eaGss lsted
ees 'hs 1stlse< ~ as,selt ~ Uarslosse
NY declissd bccsus ~ coaid no,
tse two tAsaseid doss1N lAsv de-
nssd fos ihe sasaspsisa A co0mis,ss o.
10y y he ssse oVselad - prssesvs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

, shNAIE
Wa4hington,. Nov. 9.-Among the bills
introduced were . the following: BY Mr..
Beck, authorizing the payment Of all GUS
toms duties in legal tender notes. Referred
to the, committee on finance.
BY Mr.. DAVIS, relating to the jurisdiction
ofthe district court 10 the trritory of Utah,
in matters Of divorce. Referred TO the COM
mittes on judiciary.
The vice president appointed Ar. Kirk.
~ efsbs ss.nitese % Sss;sa
q. JalAlla, % The oonmftse on
privilege and elections, and Mr.. saundets
|osth railroads, to GIL vacancies on those
ti.ss.' : oeo'''osed =. by the 'e.'h of Sen
Nj. Mitchell, Of Oregon, submitted a reso-
lutioe declaring Mr.. Wadleigh, of New
Hampsasire chairman Of the committee on
elections, vice Morton deceased, and it va,
agreed to. The senate then at one o'lock
went into executive session.
HOUSE.
Washington, Nov. 9-Rev. D. W. Hsrrl.
con is elected chaplain Of the house.
Mr.. Swami, chairman Of the committee
on foreign sfairs. presented communica-
tions from the secretary Of state, in refer
euce TO the Paris exposition. They esti-
mate the expenses Of the American repre-
sentative sat $3.50 Ordered printed
and recommitted.
Mr.. Swshn also presented q comuunica
tion from the secretary Of state regarding
ske distribution of awarda made by the con
vention between the United States ant
Mexico Recommitted.
Mr.. Atkins, chairman of the appropria
tion committee, reported q bill for the set,
tlenent Of the accounis OF the workiugmei
for, sxcess If .eigh. hoan labor. Recon-
mitted. ,,---
The house then went into commiatee q
the whole, Mr.. Cox. OF. New York, in tb
chair; on the army appropriation bill.
All propositions to the army bill in III
line of reduction Of the Limitation of 7.
cruiting, has been voted down BY small ms
jorities. The recruiting 10 now limited t
| a forre Of az ON
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
LATEST eY MAIL.

Eighty nine vessels sailed from New
York las, week with consik knmcnts of grain,
seventy seven Of which carried 2,40l, ,97l
bushels Of wheat.
Jesse Pomeroy. the boy murderer, serv-
iag . life sentence in the Charlcstovn peni
,sntiary, attempted to escape last Treedsy,
BY rsmovine the stones from the wall Of the
cell.
Michael O'Hara. . supporter Of John
Aorr'ssey for the senate in New York, aud
Alexander AcI.sin. . partisan OF Richard
Schsll. his opponent. quarreled last Mon
day. and AclAtn knocked. O'Hara down
frscturins his skull. The Injured man dict
lest Tuesday
Bismsrck sdviccs slate ,ha, the Siuinl
Bull coomissiouep who wese re,urnine ,e
fTsss npsaaa fron Fou Wish. lsask psss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09

age 10 Msckin.x boats To make the journey
down the Missouri, and hsd . hazardous
trip. OF account Of the impending protabil.
ity ust the river would freeze and pen the
party 10 aboye Fort Buford. They arrived
at the latter place, however, the I'd instant
having completed the entire distance, go
miles, in ten days. The day after their
arrival the river froze over, snd from Bu-
ford to Bismarck the journey was made
overland in sn ambulance. The entire par
ty left last Monday for the east
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
WASHINGTON.
suoxRRMED.

EVO@s111EUs
Wsahiugtoa, Nov. 9.SThe senate has
confirmed the nomination Of John WEIGH,
minister to England.
NoMlNATlON.
nlaeh,a, Nos.o-The uo0inassos af
1nl Gossius Goodios. Of Keutocky. -
,nlnlsaaS 70 ,be Netherlands. In place of
Jsunss Dltney. has bceo determined on BY
.,hs president, and vim b. msde soon.
WelsAS sominatloa vss rsposse6 INN
shs ebseseo selasinns Committee. with uusn''
nous recommendation. end was confirmed
v,,hoct debate ps . disussslse eoee.
The sens,e cs,mmiuss on Jo6cssry Ven
Ia have h.i mesalps aodsy. bss e ~
vas no quorum ssvssat, no sctsca vesssses
% ~ sanina1ias A 0sa. 6ar'ss 70 o -
acl.ss Ia.iits az ,ts surs~Ar court
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
RAILROADS..
e e NV
Ii N e s !.


ra8 CHICAGO N01sH.wgff1RH '1AILwAY 81 =
Embraces under one mapagement shs 0rat
Trunk kallway II ee Of the West and Nor1h-
west, and. with !ts numerous branches and q D
nections, forms The shortest and quickest rotte
betwee, Chicago and . Il points in Illinois, Wis
in. Northern Michigan, Minnesota, iovs,
Nebraska, California and the Western Terri o.
ries. Its
Omaha and California Line
Is the thortest ana best souie between Chicago
Eebraska, Wyoming. Colorado, Utah, hevada,
Csliiornfa, Oregon, China. Japan and Australia
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis Line
!esstaE .aeasss sMas sssves. cate.se, and q.
sndfot hsesson, q. Issl, ninneapo,is, Dnis,it..
and all poibts In the Great Northwest lie 7
Ia Crosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
b the ibsst route between Chicago and La Crosse.
Wfnons, koc hester, Ow.tonna, NsnkafO,s 1t. Pc
ter Ns~ gfm, snd ail points in Southern and
CcntfSl Minnesota Ite-
Green Bay and Marquette Line
l. ,hetonly line between hicaeo and Janssyillr,
Watertown. Fonu du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bsy;- 1eesnsbs; Negsanee, Marquette.
Frespor: and Dubuque Line
| u the only route between Chicago ana Elgin.
] Rockford, flecport, snfall poipts via FreePon
/ Ira ~. =
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
ID the old Lake Shore kuut , and lie the only ene
passing between Chicago aDd Evanston, Lake
Foreat. HIGHLAND Park, WAukegsn, Racine, Ee-
noshe and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are ran on all through trains OF TINS rosa
| Thfs ls the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Ninoeapoli,,
ChtetQo and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona, or
CAtcASO and Green Bay
| Csose connections u . made 1t Chicago with the
Lake Shore Michigan southern. Michigan Cen.
llal, Baltimore & ohio, Piusburg, Fl Wsyue y
fuf all potnte East nd SOUTHEAST, end with The
\ ChicagAand Alton and Illinois Central for al
poin4s SQnth.
CLOSE eonneet On are also made With the Union
! Pacific R. b: at OmahafoS all far West points.
Close connections made at juaetton points nth
rdias Of all cr0es points.
Tickets over this route are soll by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadsa.
Remember. you ask for your Tickets va the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway, and tak none
other.
New York ONCE. No. AIS Broadway: Boston
Once, No. 5State street; Omaha ONCE, AS Farm
"A haR stnaei; Gan Fran isoo O6es. lS1 Aeatssoesy
f9tfeet; Chicaso Ticke Offices 81 clark street
: nAdes Sherman House: Is Can.l, corner Aadison
aud Canal streets; Wells Street De OF, corner
= Wells and K1nzle streets.
For rates or information not attaipsble ron
yoW home ticket agents. apply 70. e ,,,,,,.
! Con. Manager. Chlsa9e Z.
H.n'l Pa.aTAe,.. Oaaeaen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
Seven Reasons
WHY YOU SHOULD. !,
YOUR OYSTERS
AT
JENKINsON's ::

LIST. Because his is the only
house in the city that makes
a speciality Of Oysters and
Fish.
- lssDssw1DeTls.tAe tho
best brands of oysters.
Sd. Because he ships Oys-
ters direct from Baltimore
per express, avoiding the
thawfhg, freezing and delays
which freight Oysters are
subject to, destroying their
fine fresh flavor. ~
4th. Because he sells all
goods ct q living profit.
9Th. Because he has had
many years experience in the
Oyster business, and there
fore can give his customers
more and better goods for
the money than any other
house in the city.
9Th. Because of his con-
stantiy increasing trade in
handling many hundred dollars
worth of Oysters each year, he
is enabled to get a large discount
enabling him to sell q cheaper
Oyster for the quality than any
other house in the city.
| 9TH. All goods warranted n
represented.
Ffesh Fish every Thursda.
evening.
Oysters by the case in an,
quantity on Four Days Notice.
u. H. JENkINSON,
Third ST., North Side:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09

MARKETS BY TELEGRAP n
WALL STREET.
New York, Nov. 9.
Gold -l.02lc.
Money-5@6.
Governments-Firm
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Nov. 9.
WHEAT-shade stronger; 1.27;c; No. 2,
spring November.
CoRN-4c better; 6l4@62ic for mixed
western.
OArs-6rm; 34@Ssc for mixed vest
ern.
PoRK-quiet; l4.so@l4.5o.
LARD-easier; S.60.
WHIsKy-lO.
CHICAGO.
- Chicago, Nov.
| wHEAr-kctfve; 1.uB bid .6F Cash
l.O4A &c for december.
CoRx-6rm and steady 4s4c c bid for cash
l.04sc for November.
OArs-steady ; 244c for cash.
RYE-64c.
BARLEY--5S3c.
PoRx-veak and lower; 49, 90 for cash
1910 for the year; 1885 for the year.
LARD-weak; $40 for cash; 7974c fol
the year. ~
WHBKy-5lc.
| MILWAUKEE.
| Milwaukee, Nov. ..
WHsAr-higher asd 6rmer l.0s3c 70
cash; LOT. for November; l.05lc for D.
cember; No. 8, l.0sic.
CoRS-frm 47c.
! OArs-sseady; e4lc.
RYE-56c.
BARLEY-6ac.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
SITTING BULL.

The Deer River to % His Future Home.
New York, Nov. "a Fort Walsh let.
ter, ln1sd Nov. 1st, says that &tsing Bulls
futurs:home is to be on the Deer river.
He aud bis band will 10 securely guarded
by the police, but the most efficient watch
over him will be that Of his neighbors, The
Blackfeet, Plain Crees The Red Deer
river i much favored bv buffalo and smaller
game, and Sitting Bull will find good mar
ket for skins At the Hudson Bay company.
Three days ago he was told by Col. MCLEOD
that he was to hold himself in readiness u
move 70 his new quarter; has The queen
had through her servant at Ottawa, provid
ID Q good home for him. where he could
live at psss. Sitting Ball made an elo-
qusnt reply sayiaz: II came 70 you in first
plsec, bseaase was being: bail driven by
Ansrica.s. They broke thsir
treaties with my people and
when rose up and fought, not sgains,
them. but for our rights - the first people
on this part Of the earth, they pursued
me like dog aud would have hung me to
tree. They are not just. They drive US
into war and then seek to pnnish us for
fighting. That is not honest, the queen
would not do that" After thanking the
queen lie said;" Tell her that We will be
good. will take my people TO the Red
Deer country. and now I declare before
You that will 10. mix. any trouble
among you or give pain 10 the queen
win he quiet. will never fight on your
soil. unless yon ask me 10 help you,
then will aSkt:, Rlaes ne where you like
/ wiiT'be At psaos i Canada, but you who
are brave soldisssaad not treaty breakers,
thi.ys.,5 and ndtdd you would think m.
a coward if I did nt dc Sighting the Amer.
leans therefore, while I u, u Red Dee,
nov 70 live 1t psacs, [Hers the .speake.
almost shrieked,] will come back when
my braves are strong or il they will mol
come With me, will come slone and 6ghl
ths Americans until death You, I lov,
and respect, them hate, and you QUEEN
soldiers would despise me if die
not hate them; that is all. an
ready to 60, With you to the Red Dser.'
TIE BLACKFEET INDIANs
say they won't stand any nonsense .frcmth,
Sioux. @
Tho Nez Pssces. who. fled here bstor
Joseph's surrss4er. nearly oil returned
They attemptsfto squat between this POI
aud Buttes. but were wsrned of. Some Q
them crossed tho mountains 10 Briti.h Go
lumbis, probably with the Intention Q
joining their old allies. ~
Tho OksraRau-World's. F. Walsh. ny
that when Sitting Bull Was ordered 70 NOV
to tho Red fvsE. 10 made an eloquer
spesoh. s'snt5iox s.:1ssdy coakpliAace an
"asendis ssalsy 70 Mcqueen. He pronise
wsea hiIs'.ves wess ssssoag thash weal
retnsn and 6eht ths 4 msricaas uatll deAti
.on leaviag the fort. Sitting t3uii ,wept.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
eoREtcN.
FROM ENGLAND.

FHOA ENGLAND.
London, Nov. 9.-The striking masons
say they are prepared for conference with
their employers. with q view to settle
meut of the differences.
Arrived-The steamer Nevada, from New
York.
3! EXCITED.
Calcutta, Nov. 9.-The mussulmen of the
up country are much excited at the news of
Russian victories
POPULATION OF FRANCE
+ Paris, Nov. 9-The census of 1879 gives
the population of France at sc, ,9O5, 7SS
JOSE oLOZzA,
q brother Of the Spanish statesman, Salus.
tisuo Olozzs and progressist leader, is
dead.
REPAIRING TMl CABLE.
Portsmouth,, Nov. 9.-The steamer Nina
succeeded yesterday in picking up broken
ends Of the direct cable and buoyed. The
same wind was blowing heavily at the time,
and the cable parted again breaking the
grapnels. The operations will be resumed
As soon as the weather permits.
WAR ITEMS.
London, Nov. "a dispatch from Pera
says that Ghazi Mukbtar Pasha telegraphs
under date of November 6, that he still
hopes to be able to hold Erzeroum. He has
plenty of artillery and munitions, and large
reinforcements are on the way to him.
! RACES.
London, Nov. 9.-At the Liverpool au
tumn meeting to-day, the great Lancashire
handicap was won by Arbitrator, will
White Bait second, and Hesker third.
lNAuGURATED.
London, Nov. 9.-Right Hon. Thos. S
Owden, alderman for Bishops gate, who Va
elected lord mayor last September, vas in
augurated to-day with the usual ceremonies
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