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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Richmond ts), aud England lBr for
Liverpool; Rhen Ger, Bremen Canada (BrI Lon don;
Anchora tsr1 Glnsgow: Clyde Havana; City OF San An
tonic Galveston and Key West; Morgan City. New Or
leans; Hudson do: San Jacinto savannah City OF AZ
lants, Char eston; beneisctor Wiimin ston NC; Old
Ellie knight fbiladephia; ships McDcuga Br. Bremen
America Francisc barKs Paolo ltal). Leghurn
Dagua (Nor) Newport: speranxaSor Dsntzic Rrbecca
taruana, Matnrzas brigs Magdas (Br). brunswick. Ga
N-tue Acante Gem. Barbados Robert Move. do. schrs
Florence Tower, Las Pamas: Weaka Venice: Cora
Eta, FsrnandinR; j 4 Adams. Kingston; Thistle
Also sailed ship Beemah r), for Liverpool; bark Pomo
(Nor), Wilining ton, NC
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A HOTEL BURNED.

Atone O'Clock this morning fire broke out in the st.
Charles Hotel. opposite the Eric depot In Paterson,
n. j. supposed TO be OF incendiary origin The hotel
building Is completely DESTROYED. Also hotel and
saloons OF G. Straub Charles Hebcrle aud
others. The IRE was stu raging at the nour Of
gong to press The hotel building was unoccuped
having been partly burned time since. The loss
The hotel building about S., 900; e. stratus loss
about So. 0O0 and Hebertcs' loss ABOUT 81, 0oo The
hotel building was owned by John Slater Eric trains
are stopped by The crowds ana aremcn on track.
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REMARKABLE RESURRECTION.

Mrs. Sally Rh,nehart, an aged woman Of the village
Seaford, Long Island, has been III Tor some time, ana
on Friday apparently died. Her friends sent ior
neghbors 70 como ana prepare the body Tor inter-
ment, and telcgrsphc message was sent to her san
IN this city Informing him OF the death oil his mother
Alter time, however, the OLD lady revived and ind
ing her daughter weeping at her bedside reproVcu ucr
ior IT, The asonshlnent of the family at this sudden
recovery was really great Mrs. Rhinehart Is sun
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FIRE IN EIGHTY-FoURTH STREET.

A Gre broke oct yesterday in the one story frame
stable No. 2ll East Eighiyiourth street. owned by
Patrick Sheehy, OF Second avenue and Eghty-afth
street. IL was totally destroyed the estimated loss
being 5000 The flames communicated with the two
story frame house No 2lO East Eighty NTH street.
owned by Catharine johnson. THIS, too, was totally
destroyed, and tho loss Will probably reach 81 00O
The two story owned by William o. DAVIS.
la East Eighty-ttn street was destroyed likewise;
loss SIS oOu There INSURANCE.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDES.

Henry verraIio aged nineteen years. laborer, was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital last evening suffering from
Inc effects OF poison which ~ drank with suicidal
hnssnt vsrraiio was round by some Of his friends in
hts room at No s0s First avenuc When quesloncd
be will recover 49,. 80, - :.
tem Dted suicide yesterday He Wps sent IN an ambu.
NC g late hcus last aight " ~ hespsAt
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WHALEMEN..

Arrived st Helena April g. schr Pedro varela Brenton,
NIB: 9th burks Stafford. King NIB land left same dny
lIh, Cicero, Poster Mr. Bartholomew Gosnod hohipson
sean, Almy, Nh: Draco. Peaks. NIB.
A letter from Capt Chds Of bark Matilda Sears. o.
reports her Bay Of Islands March 30 oil
since last report Would leave for home next day.
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NO FOURTH-NO FIZZ-NO BANG.

Something which would upset tho knickerbocker
boys antcipatons OF tho Fourth OF July IS proposed
by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. They
have drawn up brief and sweeping ordinance which
prohibits. with penal hnes the manufacture, sale or
of any 'squib rocket cracker. torpedo, grenade"
other explosive combustiblc.
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Ship Maiabar fBr, Evans. from cacuts for New Tork
90 days out date. &c
Rebecca DER Ahrens from Pensacola for aastock
May H. lat - 49, Ion 81 o. thy bark Otto Ger at this
pcrt) .
Mystery tBr. London for Quebec. May g. lat
40 Ian
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mansions given as over Al e.s'
hsam - hold. feet with flush deck 10 TO be I'M
ished through In the best style.
soop yacht 81 feet keel IL TO be launched to-day
NJ w ashiugton.
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sToNISGT0v. May l7-Arrved. schrs Reading Railroad
No ~. Trenton; Henry Remson, Alen Perth Aulboy
sailed schrs fhene Ann. and Hudson. Tor New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN. May ls-Arrived. schrs Lucy
Holmes Teei Fortune Island Boston: Charles Paige
Grace. philadelphia: PENNSYLVANIA. Savage New Yors:
Katie Collins. Mathis Rcndout Joseph Fsrwcn
Gregory. kchmond ". for Boston: a @ Watson,
NJ: r Trnitcn oyt. DO for Portsmouth; l. c Hickman
Herring and WIN y Thomas Cranmer, do for Oulucv
Point: saiAs Evans. willstt do for Plymouth;
y: wnilan Bemen. Harris, Rsppahsnneck River
Fond Me: James Bliss, Hatch Bucksviie, Sc, via Nsw
Bedford searsport Judge rcnney Rich Perth Amboy
aelpkia: Harriet Thomas Van ceai. Boston Batm re-:
Daniel Webster Wnslow Bangor tor New York Orion Pat
terson Charles Conery Creamor do for Norwich
Ocean Belle DR.; Wasson, Frederickon NIB. for Prov.
Saed-schrs Nellie Doe. Magnet Adel Truedell Danis
Webster and Harriet Thomas
heturned-Scirs Il X Kirk and Globe.
19h Arrived schrs Enterprise Mitchell. Philadelphia
do Rverdale Brown South Amboy for Gloucester: Lizzie
Florence Phiadeiphs for salem Bodweil, Spauldng
Wilmington NO; kate Rich Doughty Boston FOR PEiia.
delphia: James $ ewt, Foster. salem for do: Hero
sard--Schrs Sal!ie Evans. y Sargent, Jude Ten
ney nsyivans. Veto II Curtis. Acara. l. vanbrunt.
Charles Conery Maggie Todd 9 KIRK. y Traftnn q
Watson CIR. Alexander Harding, Lucy iolmes. l. q
James Bliss, Orion Ocean Belle tBr,, Joseph Foxweli,
Lod?skia, Ring Dove James Hewitt. Kate 4 Rich and
villa! SGroS. NO. May Ie-cleared. steamer Fanisa.
Doane. New York.
1ath-Cleared, brig Merose Grgga, Port an Prince.
WESTERLY, May 1S--Arrived. schr + Webb. Brown,
wooD's HOLE. May ls-sailed. schr 4 Fish, Bak.
WAREnAN. May l7-Arrived. schrs Thos Borden, Chur.
ouck Phiiadelpha: Sarah Blake. Briggs. New York.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH oEfiGE i,2s5 BR0ADIWAY..
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OP
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
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WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHRAD. May 10, PM-Wind n. fresh gale.
PLYMOUTH, May 10. PM-Wipd INV, sQually.
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FARMERS
In

Will stand this season at J. d. AMcoln's
He Will serve Mares at the reduced price
of $500 for the season, and insulting a
Mare with foal.
Those neglecting to attend regularly un
til the Mare is known to be with foai, will
be required to pay full price.
Pedigree. Farmers Friend is 9 years
old. weighs 400 lbs is a beautifully malloga
ny bay, black legs. name and tail, and is
l644 hands high. He was sired bT Young
Potomac, grand sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentucky by David Niles. Dan by
Burnap's old Sampson Of Hillsboro tlll.
Young PetoInac's Dam was full jbloOd.d.
J. r. AGCOIN,f arish of Assn. mption.
ian.I77Iy. Labadleville,
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ANITA

II est environ cinq heures du soir.
LIE soleil avaut de Sc coucher, SEM
BILE vOuloir inceudier de SEES feux ma
cahane adossee q la toret Verge ct
se mirant daus la mel DIES Ca,aibes
don't lie tOt s'abat Gu cadence sur lie
rivage taille en- croisant. Les cigales,
sur les arbres, redonblept leurs longs
cris stridents !; de Grands p%olicaus "a
seut la surface bleue des vagues /;
l'air embrase miroite sur lie saoIe b,u
lant ; des nudes de moustiques tigres
dansent, sous les grauds arbres, dams
les %rayons'ae soleil qui iiltrent a ira
vers lie feuiliage +; ratmosphere en-
feu deviens sutfOcante.
Assis dams mot hamao. les iamoes
ppndantes ct lie cigare aux levres, ie
me repose dune excursion dams Ia
moutagne.regardantl la vieille neSresse
qui prepare mon diner: ellie bat
avec Inc racine spatulaire de eufs
de tnrtue dams une demi calebasse.
s'lnterrompant pour retourner avec
ses doigts n GAZETTE de mails oui
Sc dOre sur un moroccan d'ecuelle ola
&c sur la cendre rouge, ct pour tirer
quelques bouffees dun cigare long
ct mince qu'elie replace ensuite der
rlere oreille. CONNIE Oh fait dun
crayOn. Tout en- versant l'Omelette
fremissante dams la poole, ellie gour-
mande Inc petite file qui rentre de
gaiser de l'ean a la riviere. Cette en-
fant a pour tout vehement. que lie gros
Foseau court qu'elle porte h~o:izontale
ment sur ses fr6'es epaules. ct qu'ells
va deposer ell silence dams un coin
de la cabane. C'est la cruche, Ellie
ote ensuite de sa tate crepue uue es-
pece de calotte d'enfant de cheur,
queile pose sur lie roseau, don't l'ui,
nee EST r%ecouvert dun petit chiffon
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To Rent.
j. &: 0SCHWALD,


Main street, Bet. 81. Philip and IT. -
THIBoDAUx, LA.
The undersigned inform his friends
the public in general, that he has REM
his shop on Main street, between st.
and st. Louis streets.
Heis a first class workman and hs
is fully guaranteed. -
mch.3l.'77 j. G.. OSCHWAA
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WHeelcright
and Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreau, Proprietor.

III. Tetreau. Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends, and the public in
general. that be is prepared to under,
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
workmen of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply of spokes and
felloes of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, al
article of luxury, new style. at very mOdel
ate prices.
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WORTH THEE wEIaET IN GOLD,

LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Aug. 3, 1875.
DR.. TurT Dear Sir
For ten years l have bee
a martyr to dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, al
had well nigh exhauste
the materia medica for r.
lief from this living dealt
when, by accident, you
Pills were brought to III
notice. l began their use
and the first dose gave III
such relief that IContinue
10 take them. l am now
well man, have a good AZ
petite, can digest well, I'll
piles have disappeared
and l have gained lori
pounds in solid flesh.
would not be withol
them fer their weight
gold.
REV. R. L. SIMPSOl
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yor
,ays:
at is astonishing how universally d.
TUFTS Fills are used. In my daily round
[ hear of them not only among the poo'
out their virtues are heralded from the mar
lions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, | have gres
confidence in th4ir merits, and of late hav
,ften prescribed them with the happiest r.
vi . in cases where I desired to make q a.
ided impression on the liver" :
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EN- DEBALLAGE:

Tn assortment de
CERCUEILS
pour hpmmes, femmes ct e~nfants, nouveau
style, avec glaces. limitation bois de rose,
mover noir. chene, etc.
Tn assortment
DUABILLEMENT
pour %ensevelir les morris, hommes. femmes
ct entants. Article de luxe. frais ct du der
nier genre a DIES prix tres moderes.
10 Sept. 70.
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III. MOFFMANN,
Dealers i'm

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
Il Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
tation black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made to order, &c, &c.
In connection with All. HOFFMAN,, Cab.
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds Of fur
nlture. Main Street,
l5ian16ly Bet jackson and st Philil
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Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme de METRE a execution
.ous les oavrages t~ypographiques qui nous
seront confies. Les briefs d'avocat, carte
d'afaires, ent6tes de features, tickets d'ha
: oitation, blanc., circulaires, ETC., seront
, ,:mprimes dams lie plus BRET deiai ct aux
prix les plus moderes.
EH-Tous les JOBS devront @tre payer
aussit0t la livraison du travail commando.
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DR.. Tut has been e,

DR.. Tut has been er
gag d in the practice {
metlcine thirty years, an
foralongt time was demon
strator of anatomy in til
Medical College of Geo,
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle
and are Tree from al
quackery.
He has succeeded ]
combining in them til
heretofore antagonist
qualities of a s~tyengthe,
ing, fnrgatiUe, and Pa'
flying tonic.
lhelf NrSt apparent c
feet is to increase the o.
petite by causing the Zoe
to properly assimiiat
Thus the system IS pou
Fished, and by their ton
action on the digestive Q
gans, regular and healtf
excavations are produce
The rapidity with whit
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THIBODAUX.
e. BOURQUIN,
HorlOger 4 BJOutier,

Continue CONNIE par lie passe, lie meme
genre d'atfaires,
EuCuignure St. Louis ct Market.
mch.24.77. Thibodaux, La.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
Commodious and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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Par carre de IL lignes --1ere insert 81 ~
H . " " 2me 70
".a !" Insert. add 50
Toutes les annol ces indignant la
profession ct qui n~'excedera pas
INIT ingnes par ~an-d'avance.. 10 90
Announces de Candidats-d'avance 10 90
~>Toute annonce puhliee par interval
les sera payee au taux dune piastre par
carre.
: @>T0ute annonce don't lie nom1re din
sertisDs nest pas specific, sera inseree
usqu'a n mvel ordre. all tauX erdinaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
= ROTARY jon Pass.
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PERSONS TAKE on FLESH,

rlIrTlo n,l While under the infuenc
10 ThkS of these Pills, Of itself il
zu CO., dicates their adaptabilit
'ohs 5IDNE1 eom to nourish the body, an
fLA1Isi. hence their efficacy in Cur
,--,-a ing nervous debility, me
IN P - ancholy, dyspepsia, wasI
WI ~ ing of the muscles, slug
URE TORPID LIvER | gishness of the liver, an
- Ichronic constipation.
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NEWsYoRk.

DIVIDEND OF FIFTY PER CENT.
New York, Dec. 1.-THE receiver Of the
National Trust company posted notice to.
day stating to the depositors that he felt
sure that they would soon be paid in full,
end may safely count on dividend of at
least fifty per cent as soon as legal forms
can be complied With.
FOR EOROPE.
New York Dec. l5.-seven steamers left
this port to-day for Europe, taking an un.
usually heavy shipments of breadstuffs, man
ufactured goods and hardware, and twelve
tons of steel are among the cargoee
FAILURE.
s. NJ. Bixby G. Co., blacking manufactur-
ing firm has suspended. Liabilities S145,
600; assets $4,000.
OBITUARY.
Jacob Grau, the we'll remembered theat-
rical manager, died in this city yesterday,
aged 60 years.
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CRIME.
JUDGE LYNCH.

JOO1n A1NChs
Georgetown, CAL, Dec. 15.-Early this
morning, mob surrounded the county Jail,
forced the keys from the jailor, took
Schamme, the notorious outlaw and MUIR
derer from the Jail, and hung him.
ARSON AND ROBBERY.
Burlington, Dec. 15.-Last night small
frame building near the center business por.
tion of the city. was burned to the ground.
1t was fired by incindiaries who took ad.
vantage Of the excitement to blow open the
safe in Gabriers tobacco store, and rob it Of
its contents, including $3.50 in currency.
Half dozen other burglaries were committed
at the same time.
Over twenty FIRE burelaries have been
contaminated here this week, and intense
feeling against the police authorities, be.
cause of their apparent inefficency, exists to.
day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ConkIing and Gordon Engage
in a Tilt in the Senate.
The Outcome Of Which is Plenty Of
RumOrs of Future Bl00dshed.
lake Forest University Destroyed by
Fire.

SENATOR CONKLING vs. GORDON.
Chicago, Dec. 15.-Specals have an &C.
count Of violent personal tilt in the senate
executive session yesterday. between
Nessrs. Conkling and Gordon, in which
the latter accused Conkling Of debating to
the party and to the vice-president. Mr..
Conkling asked Mr.. Gordon to repeat his
words, ,!and upon his complying, character.
zed the remark % untrue, iorclbly rcitera
ting that 1t was decidedly false. Mr.. Cor
don replied that was matter which would
be settled outside, to which Mr.. Conkling
replied; Yes, or here" Subsequent at-
tempts by Messrs. Thurman and Hamlin to
effect . reconciliation were failure, and
last night Washington was flled with re-
ports of personal encounter according to
the code ..of duello0 0To-day, however, a
speedy and pacific settlement is promised.
THE CHALLENGE.
Intimate friends of Senator Gordon de-
cline to affirm or deny the truth Of rumor
that q messsge had been conveyed to sena.
tor Conkling, that Gen'l Gordon had left
the city, and will hold himself in readiness
outside of the District of Columbus, to re-
ceive any communication that Mr.. Conk-
ling may desire to make to him. The mes.
sage of courss Is to be understood % an In
vitation for challenge.
THE DIFFICULTY eErTLED.
Washington, Dec 16,-Three o'clock, p.
m.-Scnetcr Gordon has net left the city.
A friend says that his difficulty with Sena-
tor Conkling was In fact settled to oil prac-
tical ends and purposes. last night.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,


Washington, Dec. 15.-Mr. Butler SUBJ
mitted Z resolution for an investigation and
discharge Of the committee on election from
consideration of his credentials at the extra
session, but Mr.. Cameron, of Wisconsin, OBJ
jected on the grounds that the resolution
was in violation of the agreement, not to
transact any new business, and after an ami
mated discussion the resolution went over.
A motion to go into executive session was
defeated, also against adjournment, but sub.
sequently Mr.. Thurman said there was
matter which he had been informed would
be brought to the attention of the senate,
and he moved that the doors be closed under
rule ga. Agreed to unanimously.
1t was rumored about the senate that the
matter to be brought up in secret session
was the difficulty betwsrn Conkling and
Carbon in executive session yesterday.
HOUSE.
The democratic side, under lead of Mr.
Wood, has been endeavoring all day ia
force vote on the resolution for wholesal.
Investigations; while the republican side ha'
has shown an equal amount of determination
not to allow vote.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF ORGAN.

NOTICE is hereby given, That on Saturday.
~ the 2sth day Of Dscember, A. y. 1877, at the
front door Of the district court house il the city
and county Of Yankton. y. r., I will proceed 70
sell nt public auction to the highest and best bid
organ. TO satisfy the alm Of thirty dollars, with
interest thereon. from December itsh. 1875 that
being the sum now due and unpaid thereon. un-
1874. executed by Elizabeth johnson TO O. ~.
Terry, and now owned by G. NJ. Terry ThAcker.
ny. the lessor besides the costs herein incurred.
l.. u. Rl.IOT,
Agent Tor lessor.
Da.ea u yaaksos. .. r.. the ,ssh Of peeem.
be-. Mi. ~
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AsKISas1SR U. 8. TROOPS.

AsKiNG-1aR U. 8. TROOPS.
New Orleans, nec. l5-A G.lv.ston
Newal special, repolts that Ell Paso troubles
have broken out anti and fighting between
the stats troops and 'Mexicans has been 60
ing on for two days, 53ts following Dispatch
va. received; by Aey governor from the
sheriff Of EePaso coday:
There vas fighting 4lE day yesterday at
San Eliseario; between The state troops and
the Mexicans from both sides Of the rivsr.
ISignsdl z .CHAs KENB1R.
The governor sent thsfollowing dispatch
to PreiAentHssss:
I.&of6cisiiy ydpforms@ that citizens Of
Mexico, in connection With citizens of El-
Paao county, Texas, Of Mexican hillk we're
fighting all day yesterday in TexaaI NEk1sa
detachment of.state troopa who were acti1g
with our civil authorities. The Mexican, force
being too strong to be repslled BY the Texas
troops, and il being impossible 70 false .
civil posse from the citizens who are nearly
all of MEXICAN blood and sympathy, and
having DO reinforcements within seven hum
dred miles, ask the aid Of such United
States troops - may be the nearest to the
scene of action, to repel this invasion Of our
territory. Ihave the { honor to be your
obedient servant.
[Signed] H. B. HUBBARD.
Governor of Texas.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-15

The university was started some years ago
by the PRESBYTERIAN Church, but has been
built up and sustained by . few wealthy
citizene, including Hon. G. B. Farwsll,
Hon. j. v. Farwell, A. Benedict, Henry
@, Durand and 4ylvester Lynd. The pre-
paratory departments, academy and semina-
~ buildinGs, were remote and suffered no
damage Provision has been made for the
students, and the school will continue with.
out interruption.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-15
FIRES.
ArLAks roREsr.

Chicsgo. Dec. ls.-The uniysnity build
log =, Lake Forest. suburb on the North
westera Railway, took Are at six O'Clock
this morning and was sstirely consumed
The building originally Coz. $4,000. II Is
said that the tnsunncs 10 but $4,000 on
The butldinel cd eS.0oo % tie furniture
4 past of lAs lassse ~ savsd, nd oil ol
~ Absasy. vsloahls colissalos q 6osas
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-15
ACCIDENTS.
FATALLY HURT,

FATALLY HURT.
Georgetown, CAL, Dec. 15.-An accident
occurred yesterday on the Red Elephant
mountain, 1t the boulder of the west mint,
where two men we're fatally hurt by pre-
mature blast. Their names are, Charles
Aorrell and Henry And erson.