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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-06
BALANCE

BALANCE
On hand at close Of business June 80 1877 This balance
is the aggregate of the balance in the several funds at the
close of business June go 1877, as follows:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
BLACK HILLS NOTES.
readwood,Pioneer. Oct. %.

One of the largest trains we have seen
arrived in Central last evening conveying
the machinery of the Fairyiew mining
company. The mill is ready for the
machinery and will be in operation in
about two weeks, when completed the
works will be perfect in every detail and
excelled by none in the Hills. The ap.
paratus was manufactured by the we'll known
firm of Fraser s. Chalmers, Chicago, which
is a guarantee Of their durability and
finish.
DR.. Chas. Mey er, while going to Spear
fish on a professional call, had the mis-
fortune to be thrown from his horse. and
sustained painful but not serious injuries
The doctor writes he hopes to be all right
in a few days.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

C%ablegrams from Paris gives an inside
view of the political intrigues nov going on
in that city. The triumph of the republi.
can at the late election has carried conster.
nation and dissension into the ranks of the
monarchists. New political combinations
are probable, and undoubtedly revolution.
airy changes are in contemplation by some.
Had Count de Chambord made q, different
answer to the conspiraters, France would
today be in the midst of a bloody civil
war.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

Only q few weeks ago the engagement of
some hundreds of American mechanics for
work in England, was noted as one of the
eccentricities of the labor market. The
men went to England-at the expense Of
the employers, of course-and a cablegrsm
from London received yesterday, announced
that they have already Joined q strike of
their fellow craftsmen. leaving the bosses
to whistle for their investment in transit
lantic passage money. The practice of i'm.
porting American mechanics viii not be en-.
couraged by this violation of contract on
the part Of one of the first importations.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

A prominent member of the British par
lament says that Great Britain is to blame
for the poverty and famine in India. The
enormous tax imposed by IN extravagant
monarchy has crushed the industrial and
commercial life out of the India provinces.
The army in India is supported at an ex.
pense of $75,O00,000 q year, and this and
all other expenditures are provided for by
forced and impoverishing taxation which
must soon reduce British India to bank
ruptcy in pocket and energy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

A petition was presented by a Pennsyl.
vania member in the house Of representa-
lives, yesterday, asking provision for making
small loans. to enable the borrowers to es.
tablish homes on the public lands. Anum.
Der of colored people also petitioned for a
grant of money to enable them to remove
to Liberia. These two classes of petition
ers entertain about equally just views Of the
proper functions of government. Some.
body should petition next for an a%ppropria.
ton u pay his way to the Paris exposition,
and somebody else for q loan of q few hun
dred dollars to set him up in . corner gro
rerv
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
THE TEXAS FRONTIER
What the Texas Want IL Not Protection
but War.
Fort MclNTosH. Texas, Oct. 10, 1877.

II the Texas Want IL Not Protection,
but War.
FORT MC1NTOsH. Texas, Oct. 10, 1877.
Correspondence of the Inter Ocean.
If we are 10 believe the press Of the
state, Governor Hubbard has ordered sew
eral regiments of the state militia to be
organized and sent TO this frontier, and for
what we whoare here, and have been for
the past ten OF twelve years, are unable to
say. The cry is, T suppress Mexican
depredations!' Now comes the question,
What is the nature Of these depredatlons?
The Texan will naturally answer: In
crossing in large parties TO our side OF the
Rio Grande. plundering our houses, break
INTO into our jails and releasing prisoners,
running off eur stock, and numbering our
citizens. This will seem sufficient provo
cation for Governor Hubbard's action
But, on the other hand, let some one who
Is
NOT CRAZY FOR WAR
and human gore answer. and you have the
matter in q very different light. Thai
%msrauding 10 carried IN 70 some extent
cannot be disputed. But then they are
committed OF both sides of the river, and
nv white med g we'll as Mexicans. One
half of the robberies committed on tha
Texas aide of the river are done by TIN
c%onnivapce of resident Texans. and, II
many instances, white men; and If such
military commanders Potter, Devin
Alexander, Clendenin, Switzer, Shafter
Schofield. and Shellers cannot protect thi'
frontier with . ~ etsnt force q thelr dis.
posal, all Of the AcLearys. Fords, Halls
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

The special correspondent of the Chicago
Times at Red Cloud agency describes the
breaking up of the Indian camps there,
Yesterday. There were six or seven thous-
and of the Sioux at that point, all of whom
have started quietly on the long tramp of
two hundred miles, to their new
homes at the confluence of the White and
Missouri rivers. The Indians at Spotted
Tail agency will move in the same direc,
.ioa in q day or two.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

Genera! Comfy, United States minister to
the Sandwich Islands, was formally pre-
sented to the king September 25. In his
address he referred to the generous contri-
buttons of the Hawaiian people to the fund
Of the sanitary commission during the war
for the union, which reference called out
from the king some pleasant remarks as to
the United States.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

Lieut.. Flipper, late colored cadet at the
West Point academy, and now attached to
the Tenth cavalry, denies most emphatically
in a letter to the Charleston News. that he
has any intention Of resigning his present
position to accept the chief command Of
the Liberian army. 1t has been so stated,
but is all a mistake. Flipper knows agood
thing when he has got it, end wisely pro-
poses to hold on to II. &
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
notice.!

NOTICES hereby given, That after this date
up G~entlemen's Clothing to order at the follow
ing reduced rates
Finest all Wool Worsted
suits from $40 to $42.
All Wool Cashmere suits
from $50 to $50.
Finest all Wool Worsted
Pants from $1O.50 to $11.
Good all Wool Cashmere
Pants from $3.50 to 80.
Good all Wool Cashmere
Pants and Vest, $12 to SIS.
Finest all Wool Worsted
Pants and Vest, $16.
And everything else in proportion.
Repairing and other work in the Tailoring Linz
done the cheapest and neatest In the city.
Awell selected stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods
On hand. which we will sell cheaper than any
| one else In Yankton. Give us a call aud see for
yourself.
New York store, LIST scr east Of Msrrow's
P~hotsgrapA Gallery,
THIRD-sT., YANKTON, D. T.
! N-P. s.-A GOOD Tailor waated.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
Deadwood Times Oct. %.

Deadwood Times Oct. q.
The $50 pool :the Eureka, on Saturday,
was won by a Bear Gulck miner. The
game continued until two o'clock, the
specious and brilliantly lighted hall being
filled to repletion. The game will be
continued every Saturday and Sunday
evenings.
The statement recently forwarded from the
states that Joel Collins, the alleged train
robber killed in Kansas, was not engaged
in that transaction, and that the gold coin
found upon his person was the proceeds
not of the robbery but Of an honest cattle
deal in the Hills, can be easily refuted. A
gentleman now In this city is competent
and fully sprepared TO prove that Collins
left the Hills and reached Ogallala without
q cent; and that his character while here
was very bad.
Sunday evening, when we'll disposed
people were spending the closing hours
of the sabbath in peace, two fellows ere
ated a disturbance in Golden Gate by
jumping two lots belonging to . gentle
man who had purchased them nearly six
months ago. The citizens have called q
meeting for this evening to settle the mat
ter. We hope they will succeed in sup
pressing lawless acts and preventing fur
ther bloodshed.
Black Hills Miner Oct. "a
IN. F.l HE.atE 81 e..aHe-L 81
Deadwood editors never play draw poker.
Every one of them is 80 poor that ifs fence
rail were put up as a "blind" they couldn't
"straddle" it.
The surveying and working party of the
lspeaiish and Bear Gulch ditch company
left for the .cene of action yesterday. Tht
ditch will be run from the spear6sh above
the falls to Niger hill, and will open on
the finest placer mining camp that there il
in the Hills.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
Che 2aily grfss aud 9atstaiau.
The Daily Press and Dakotalan
TRRNssoF
Per Week, 25cts Per Month, 81; Per Year, $40
1slruBL1sHEp
VERY EVENING EXCEPTING SUNDAYS

The unfortunate woman who, in q fit Of
passion. attempted to burn some time ago
the miserable shanty Of her sister. in-law ID
New York city, has been sentenced to the
pe~nitentiary for life.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

N and for thirty DAYS hereafter, we will make
up Gentlemen's Clothing to order at the follow
ing reduced rates
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

Between Missouri Valley and Chicago.
This lie the only line running two express
rains daily. between Sioux City and Chicago.
THROUGH Time Table. in effect Sept LIST. 1877
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30

Flour delivered In all parts Of the city free Of
itself.
, 1877-04-02

whether Nichols Of Packard received lhc most
legal votes for Governor. II will tast thtngs =,
they urc and endeasor 10 ddjutt them. II It shall
fal Ia DO 20 It will fa11 1nck upon The broad con.
a!iultonaf principle, and report that the Satlona!
Government has nd warrant IN The Constitution Or
the lave for fartisoninH Capitals Or protecting
loeai ADMINISTRATION n peaceful etste'; Thc
their garrison. AMI Nichols will J.: Governor, With
a Legislature Of regularly .etected member.
the Lou1siAnA coaxisstoH
will not start until Tuesday morning. They
will pro'nbiy 60 By the nay Of Cincinnati and
Louisvi1lc. Secretary Eyarts has not completed
tho draft Of tho ayaory letter, Of letter Of sug-
Rcst,ons, 10 the Commission. The members Of
the Commission vii not exhibit anY undue
haste In arriving At their conclusions. What
ever they may decide upon will not bc made
public until after their return from New Or
leans and present their report to tte President.
bsE THEORY or THE coMNisaioH
here nnw appears 70 be that, It sufficient tins
Il allowed, tho difficulties will adjust them.
seires, and the question Of d reorganization OF
tho Legislature 10 much less complicated. This
belief Is bascd upun the convlclion that the
colorcd members of tho Packard Legislature.
seeing The DRIFT Of things, will dcteFt In such
numbers AZ to Rivo tho Ntel,olls Legislature an
.sndisputed quorum Of 1craiy.clceted members
Of the Legislature. II this should be accom-.
rtislIctl without tho Intervention Of the Com.
mission, tic road to tho adjustment Of tho re-.
tnatntnz questions would bc nush simpler. all
members 0f the Commission ttIdurse the prc1t-
denis Southern policy.
, 1877-04-02
AT ANN AlsBOR, MICH.


ANN AHpoa. Mich. April LA very dcstFuc"
tive aro Waited Dexter, ten mflea west Of this
city, thts morning. 1t broke out about o'clock
In millinery store, and bad gaIued such head
way When discovered that 1t vas impossible To
check It till nearly the wnolo north aiac OF Main
street was swept out oi existence. Tho block
On this side Of the street contained niue storcs.
1ota! loss, about &3o, 40; injured for one;th!ra
oil this amount, perhaps, In tho Etna and Home.
The principal losers are Juhn Costello, 1000;
!. u: Alley, t6eoo: Dennis Warner, et,aoo;
i. Z. A!,Sy, &s,ooo; Mr.: ncnn. mll..nes,
fi,so0; r. ]. Langton, tailor, $l.:oo: The last
person named was livlng Il! the elnc9. snd lot
all l,ts furniture and household goods. Tho
cause OF the fro ia unknown. Tiers wrra two
trusnps seen tho cvcnlng before, trytng to hor-
row t'1a.chet. One %n caught this morning,
and lotlged III tho lock.up. Dexter has no 1ro
department Of engine, henco such extensive
loss TIM companies hero were te'egssphod Tor
at o'clock. ana m engine was sent up hume
diate!y, but the drp WAS checked BY tho ttme The
euglae got there.
, 1877-04-02


Yesterday being Sunday thu several local po'
llt!cal headquarters wsrc quiet. IIowcser, tho
Wire -putlers got in their work. Tho Democrats
seemed more 1cmofalized than sveE. They Zee lcss
chance now for their candldate-rsFry II. Sn'lah
--lhan crcs, In tho strongest Democratic wsEds,
including tho Filth. Sixth. sesenth, and Eighth.
20 gTcat IL the dlsAfscsion that ptomlacnt Demo.
cssts predict that the Fifth Ward will 90 iseuuo'tc-
IN. In tho Sixth tho Democratic Ticket will prob.
ably not get over i, 300 votcs, where last fall
# got !, 0oo. Tho matter os The distribution of
The funds in tho waras has cauaea the gtehtest
trouble, and has created Eampus thst nothing
now will subdue. Ths woEst bumn,eEA have hold
q! the campaign money distributed. And Perry II.
smith'a de9eat viii b. only . tepottton OF John H.
nemoets,ie ea ,isies Vii iii 4, ignomtaioasy -
Perry Il. smilh. and ths result viii be grand
waterloo f9t the pcmoe:sey: a, ;ns2:,
t!ons IN tbo south and West Towpa have sa.ea tue
soPs &C 81 1q: @ bo u das
south Town tho lteoubheans offer +. q. Mason.
II. il. {: Oray, Ph'!o 9. Dodge, and ]. schlatcck
g. g., % cSllseio,, ana cest: fhey ssa Il! sood msn.
md s ispteaent tas bu.!nss: ind ta1psyias
sss fsss sas. n r: :.,k $sSa 5ssa, 81 Il
saref:i.oi: A:ses.oF, Coi!estaf. .ad Town clerk
&: s .na TT,
only the decent and respectable class Of that sec
ton. They should ali BE- olccted by oves,*hslulrY
ma}oz1ties. Ths A14csmsuic candidates ehou!d
not bc left. It IL nrers.afy that only good 1nsn
behoo1ys tho people IL SEQ that no. .cltuy.
ems, 0keaf FeIhs, OF 11tidfsths ata elected
Everything now looks favorable but thufo should
Be no letting up OF interest until every mans veto
II eass to. morrow % the ssds OF honesty. good
government. and reform.
Jake Rehn, Atke Cofcof4p. Johnny Crawford,
and oth.ss ot ks H. aid TO have sa.sted Into
7fsna bs1!ate staeing sehtws to dsfssaa tho
Id 9ehalf Of tho Democratic ticket On the Nurth
tide, and ths only wsy "a thNa1t tho scheme !s n
k41s In readiness t6s ballot liox Guards Of last
yese. They did t2crtlyo sefFicc then, anu thc!E
services should onca moFt b called In.
Ah ABSURD ko0k8ACk.
Drowning uarn clutch at stfAws. and polttsc3t
cand!datss standing the brink Of defeat tnsart-
s!y eteGta Eoofhaek ~ eana ot n.isaeuloaa sai'e
ton. Tho Democracy, fearful Of thu lootn a~Alt.
Ing them ta.Ma1ruw It Tho handa ot al IN
3iEnAnt people, yeataEdsy took pains 10 Nlte
circulation 70 ~ aGociona t4.s;hooo: fasJ
IN ca!e Of htA fs.eleet!on, to appolat
A. 6: ne.iog G.{ A.t'aat l. ~ seslsdity 81 Sf
iast appropriation bill. Ia whlch It vii! ba foand
&kst there 10 no pfoslslo1 Tor the oniee Of ciJ
Marshal. &nd none could te made uattl Tho begin
mig Of tho ne1t ascAl rear. pcfry ought 10 tnstQ
lis,e aoip ytsaetf late hlA hsnehtaee; but thsy
wilt persist In lying. niGhs'sthool ahou1d %
opened wherein they can b taught 10 do 70 With
soma decree Ut probability.
TH1 IRISH VOTE.
ytaterdaJ's 6td1ts' xsHa19 wa& unique IN u
, 1877-04-02

6pEtd9 UHtp0@eh 10 1HS 1fi1HH{
WARRINGTON, u. c., April 1.-8ccrctay
Sherman has introduced himself carly aud en-
phat1callY to the Whisky Ring. Tho pending
applications for release from civil suits In aevcy-
Il parts ot tho West tc!ng called to Ills atteu-
tion. ha promptly refused them. and ordered
the prosecutions to proceed at onco in all cases.
This not only disposcs Of tho cifcrts Of the Ring
TO aroid penalties for it, thicyiug, but also Of
crowd Of strikers hero whose business It u to
sell thc!s influence, On r,ctcnao OF being able
to obtain decisions frun4 lho Department..
ANorlIxA fuusIN =.
Of the Ptcsident's familY.tA gentleman Of ab!l~
ty and standing, and o..s who WAS fltted for =
certain ot1lcc and was we'll supported for 1t, has
failed to secure tho place. Tho President In
formed hin, that the TACT Of relationship was IN
ineupcrablo objection to hi. appointment Tl,e
President has Indicated to tho sa,uc Ohio gen
tleman that It will te use'ces for sny more ap-
pllcatlons for consutatcs to he fled from Ohio,
NR. TtLpEH's ATTACK or jARNDYCE.
It Ii stated. upon cFetlitablc authority. that
the pnpers In the quo WarTanto proceedings IN
tho Interest OF 'Tilden ORC pFeFnretl and In Dick
Meyrick'a hands, nl,l Will le filed In tho District
Court hero a. soon as thu troops in South Caro-
lima arc withdrawn.
nEvENuR.
N the WftttFn Afsoet1feh [ffsR
WAsn1N0T0N, April l.-tntcrnat revenue re-.
reipts for March, 1911, $9,o30, ,o7, ngainst $3,.
.200a, 20;j ,oo53 o553 for March 16i0.
, 1877-04-02

LOOK OUT fDM TILE TIHA 7IEkEIs
The greatest danger to Which taxpayers will be Ok.
posed to.morrow will be Tho possibility Of tho s'er.
lion Of the Democratic town ticket IN South CHI.
eago. Theru II possibility. notwithstanding tho
Republican majority, that tho bnmn'or rule ct
Phillips, Etans, and Gteesan tnay bo renewed, for
whiie these men do not appnsE on tho susfncc. they
arc in reality behlnd tho DemoetatEc asprants. con-
dueting thsiE campaign aud confident ofproasia.
by theIs Success.
The Republican Ticket on which arc Mason for
Supervisor, and Gray for Assessor. wilt receive no
support from bunmess ot either psstJ, sinco nouo.
Of them will mako Thing ous of theas Two non
inece, who hare no ''patronase" Hhlca
they can dispense. Las, .yess'a renl.cstatcs
assessment was maIe by Gray Ia petsou. and
year was made by tho dozen or 10 deputies ~.
pointed by plhllps. Some ct then, a1e isspaa::
IN sceurtna thr election OF man Mh stas oaess q
bcstow. li1ays assessment coat t1. o0o an Phil,
I'LL. Ill sasy want i to - stve. rl:ee. :.
:ss e e .ss$sS nd
o. ~ sa th1 pS,
it il of Importance ior thu but,neEs to sscure
tho. Supes.lsoF. for ivy Eea4ora: e.a. r. n rs
would contribute ons vote toward securing :
a h1 Soay T. ~ r.. Ssss sa9ss
.,,9t aaeoa ~ aIs naso 1oX tnoans
oi doiiars OF South Town ordrss. :ome utterly
Fraudulent, sotno Of questionable legality. a
knaslsh supervisor cou1d by up the4e onlest fos
uE6e, and then pay hlustelf o4t of iha fnnls ho'
held II has beam dre1dea that hc IL soln Judge ~
to whom be aha!! pay. aud wl4su. .fhesc tEleks
have been played ia other 4ays, and can bs r.
rraled. Thas Tho u,oueJ which has hsen sascd by
Ut, {dnto5U'a nfMn&sx may bu Eq1hndsTcd in an
hour II 4 corrupt Supervisor L. elected.
Thesa arc the inducea,snts xl!let more tho hmm.
u,ets, aud they ats really 10 s4tfdcu everything
else 10 secure tues dcls. Fhay ara really IL
tsads ossrythiaF from Mayor down IN on.ss to vt
rotcs for thsiF special u,ea. Tlen' too,
elected. In addition to tho regular aaminses,
shyse sfs = seots Of terub eana,da.as, The lht!-
lips. .Gieeson xsug Will hnre tho nanlcs nf thstf
men IN al thass Constable t!eEets. and make
baskala with each of them There Il n1Il,!nX ike
Constable conteAt to bring out heavy vote. anl
II IL to be feared that Tho bummers VII! get !lo
beneat Of this unleaa tho sous4 Town Campaign
Committee bestIt themselves. !hese Aso s!.o
thres Of four precincts which need special watyl.
ing, aincs IN effort Will b. made At lhesc to slde
In enough ftaadulsnt sote< to decide thu conl@ss
II b clobe one.
Since Inc election Of ths Democratic town tffkst
u,saas : baekuallinx assessment, tbe sauAa4Stin9
Town Board by lha hummsFs ~ txcrtlvna should
ba spared and no prcesattons neglected Tomorrow
b. the scapsctabta sassra Of south Chicago
, 1877-04-02

NEW YQHK, ApF1I I. = -AfSaFcd-SttaMth1p
Drittanic, from Liverpool.
iiAL,rAx, April l.-Arrlred-Tho steamship
Polyntktan, from LtFefpaol.
ILxHovTn, April 1.-THE steamer Labrador.
from Acw York, has asr1vcl.
QUkxHs1ows, April 1.-Auiyed-The steam
ship C.ty Of ucslin, from New York.
, 1877-04-02
HAYES AT HOME,
THE Nxw nE01MK AT 1uk WHITE HOUSE.


Eurrssyosdtnes F.ttttarU Commercial 7as<.i<.
WARRINGTON, March 2a.-1 went up 10 tho
White House yesterday to Get look At tho
President, aud SEQ how ho Ia, In Darwinian
phrase, "harmonizipg with tho ENVIRONMENT"
rsrsl1cnt Hayes Is accessible to I'LL Representa-.
tlses Of tue prcss, aud is vrry corllal In bis
manner toward them, but 10 has been too long
Ia public 1tp 10 fall m easy prey to that terror
Of public men, The professional interviewer.
went up to the White House to sec how tho
Executive machlnels Is run under
lrs NEW MANAGEMENT.
The OLD 1ourkccpcrs aud ushcFs employed BY
Grant nrc etill thosc. They nru former soldiers
for thc most part, to whom 0sunt was SO murh
attached that ha thanked Hayes the other daY
TOR not turning them out. Tho old proycrb,
" Like msstcr llks man,,' Il exemplited In their
caAcs, for thcy are nor all smilcs and polite
ncss, whereas, under tlla old regime, they
were rather surly and lisobl'ging. In tho ante.
room, at the top Of the stairs, where Brot!lcE-
in.law Dent prestdcd over tho car.l'baskct in
Grant's dsst term, sltx tall, sxndy-bcar.lcd
Western man, With big tpkstand and stack
Of blank cards before AIn,t Tic carpet and
wnlls Of this room axo og 4 ssckly green, and
seen. to hare taken their color from the tx
hatlnR hopes of the legion Of otiiee'auekert who
have occupied It willie whiting 10 gel access
TO the "fUuDtaln ot huuuE anl irctcrMcnL"
Every morning this apartment fila up
with miscellaneous crowd, 70 large
TINT 1t oyeritosa into tho adjoining: halls Tie
sccno 10 worthy tflc pencil u Ereat character
painter. Eiuc-tcathA ut Ito pcopie are eyi-
IDENTIFY ollcc-scckcrs. Thesa are easily rc.1g-
nIxel bY their anxious losk. Eest1ess, llrrvous
manner, aud the patior 01 their rnnntenanres.
They reminded mu sorncxhai Of thu Gan,olersa at
baden-Dadcnt who sik aroun'! tho green ta1'es
snd silently watch the turning VI the cards, but
thAx Wts1rt III k1siOf 1lf&i.
ton; 1hcse eager applicants for places Ato Of
n! ranks, from tho ex-senator In biark broad
cloth seeking 10 CONCEAL tl,u humiliation which
be evidently lecls unlcr tho naughty air With
Mhleh he used 10 stalk about the Capitol, down
to awkward countFyncn after village post
Offices, dowdy widows In rusty bla1k. and weak
faced young ,ucn longing tor dcpartmcnt clerk
shtp8-Yt,, even lower, fys ln tho thEong arc
fellows 70 shabby aud forlOrn that they would
probably be Klad 10 Ret IaiE Ut the Presidents
old boots.
ANxIous oExlcx-sskKERs.
Luck1csa, ~ 4 rule, arc these cxpcrtnna. Few
OF thcm succeed In baking an tho light Of thu
Presidents conntcnaurc. Tho tall ul7u With the
sandy beard Is little better than snato Tor the
unwary. Few Of tho carsls which hu 20 politely
&sks the hopeful callers TO uF1to ever reach the
eyes Of biz ExcellencY. Tho truth u. this pa
tle1t and consideFste master OF tho ante-cham-
bes IL brcakwstes to keep the crowd Away from
hia chiet, WAie they think he u put there 10
help them to the wtshed-fos interviews. Across
fellow " unnIIed Ethiopian descent. IN bis
Ps1sons Who spFA to hare Any business
, 1877-04-02

1xplAsArol,s, April IA special to tho
Journal iron, Xcn's, Miami County, says good
portion. Of tho tlaco was burned this n,ornlug.
Including Coon's notel aud the Odd.fetlows'
Hail. Loss probably 4s5 coo, With q known tn
suraurc Ut $1,000.
A .v.r7.al epccial also announces tho pnFulng
Of tue business portion OF Emlncnct, IN NosEAp
County. Loss $4,000 10 $4,000 with = smaN