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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.

Natl0nal ASSOCIATED freSS TO the Star.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN ARMENIA.
VIENNA, July 9.-lG is announced here
from st. Petersburg that the cause of
the dangerous position in which the
Russian army in Armenia was lately
thrown was chiefly due TO the fact that
Servia allowed Turkish corps from
territory. This corps was thus enabled
! to surprise the rear of the Russians at
Bay I'd and 10 jeopardize the position
of a gr at portion OF their army.
BIELA IN RUSSIAN HANDS,.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 9.-lL Is officially
announced that the Russian dragons
occupied Biela on the 9th inst. and were
joined on the 9th by detachment of
| infantry.
FAILURE TO CROSS THE DANUBE.
CoNSrANTINoPLE, judy o. kelhif
| Pasha telegraphs from Shunlla under
| he date OF Friday as follows: The Rus
slams attempted to cross the Danube
| near The Baba redouDt, five bours march
| from SliistrIa. The troops with the ar
tillery were on twenty rafts towed by
three steamers. The Turks bombarded
| the rats, which precipitately turned
back. One large raft with troops and
stores sank. Tue Turks were damaged.
COMMUNICATION RESTORED.
MuhElar Pdsna LelegrApls unuer date
of July i, that his army mas arrived at
| Kerk klannar, five hours march from
kars, communication with kars had
been res tored, aud the Russians who oc-
cupie POSITIONS near Haujl having re-
| tired beyond the fortress.
PRINCE GORTsCHAKoFF.
VIENNA, JuIy 9.-Iue Plesse says:
| Prince GorlscnakUf, III an interview
with distinguished statesman, stated
that only the Serbian question inauced
| MIN to accompany the Gar to the seal
vi Nar.
MERE SKIRMISHES.
LONDON, july ga dispatch from
| B ucAarest, dated Sunday, states that
encounters al Biela and on the River
Jantra were mere sklrmlshes, and Lnat
no battle has been fought yet. The head
army of the Russians Is resting at Quier-
nava Their forward movement OF the
army is impeded by the necessity Of es-
labIishng depot for supplies along the
rou Q, as the Turks are clearing BulgH-
ria OF all supplies whatever.
| ENTRENCHED AT KARs.
| A dispatch rom E'Z Il Oum, dated Sat-
urday, says that the Russians were er-
trenched on the eastern side OF Kars,
aud had renewed the bonn mbardment OF
that place. A vigorous fire. from the
west would sOou open.
| THE CITADEL OF BAYAzID,
| A telegram 'r"m ST. Petersburg states
that Lhe Russian lurce. still hold The
| Cuadel OF Dayaz |.
THE CzARoWITCH.
A dispatch !fon B4yastsst says that
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Orange Trouble Expected,

National Associated Pressto the Star.
MONTREAL, July 9,-Tnere is every
prospect of an exciting time Thursday,
when the Orangemen have their annual
parade. The Orangemen are to come
down from Canada West in large num-
bers. Nightly drill has been going on
for weeks past In diff rent parts of the
city, and firearms are being put in order
by the opposition party. The indica.
tlons are that hostile meeting will 0c-
cur between the two bodies and tina!
blood will be shed.
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Identified.

Charles Hasbrok, aged about fifty 1--we
years, who resided in New Richmond,
o., where he carried on small grocery,
lett his home some three weeks ago,
leaving no word as to his destination.
Yesterday evening the body of man
was found floating in the river ut the
root Of Harriet street. AT the inquest
this morning The body was identified as
that of Hasbr0k. He leaves wife ana
child In Nav Richmond
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Turkish Camp Captured

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. PETERSBURG July 9.-The follow
ing is dispatch from the Czarowitch
dated yesterday: "A body of cavalry,
with one battery, surprised Tiernov,
Saturday, and captured the Turkish
camp, with ammunition and baggage.
The Turks retreateh to Osman Bazaar.
Our infantry and altillery are approach
ing Tiernova."
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Big Fire at Del Norte.

National Associated Press to the STAR
DENvER, COL, July GA fire at Del
Norte, Colorado, on the 6.h inst, con-
sumed two blocks, including the Post.
office and the San Juan bank buildings,
and other property, valued at $500, 900.
Insurance small. The books and de-
posits of the bank were saved, ana busi-
ness will be continued. Particulars
meager.
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VACHEL WORTHlNGTON.
Meeting of the Members of tn
Bar.

Meeting of the Members of the
Bar.
The members Of the Hamilton County
Bar held a meeting this morning in
Room 2, Court of Common Pleas. 10 take
action on the death oil Vachel Worthina.
ton.
On motion of G. B. Hollister. ESQ,
Judge Minor was appointed Charm an.
Alter some remarks by the Chairman on
the character and qualities Of the la e
Vacbel WOrtbingtom, G. B. HoIliste-,
Esq was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Alex. Long, ESQ, com.
mi,tee consisting of Attorneys Corr,
Coffiu, Heron. Long and Reader, was
appointed to drait the customary reso-
lutions, and directed to report at an ad-
journed meeting on Saturday next at 10
A. NJ.
On motion OF Mr.. Bates it was resolved
that the Bar attend the funeral in a
body,
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National Associated Press to the star.
PHILADELPHIA, july ga man named
Charles j. Nichols, living at 2, 100 Ridge
avenue, and dOctress named Mrs.
Slade were arrested here evening before
last, charged with having attempted to
produce an abortion on the person Of
Annie l.. Edwards.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, July 9.-About Il
O'Clock Saturday night the police az
rested two men giving their names as
James Davis and Harris Williams, nail,
ing from New York, while they were in
the act OF rohblng the jewelry store OF
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Fatal Fall.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, July Sat o'clock this
morning Geo. WILDLY, laborer en-
ployed on Alexander Mitchelps new
bank building, fell from the top story to
the first floor, striking on his forehead
and expiring instantly. Hs was work.
ing at putting stays between the joist at
she time, when they gave way from un'
der him, throwing him head foremost.
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Sudden Death,

National Associated Press to the star. ..
ELIZABETH, N. j., july Cool. James
Woodruff, a prominent cit zen of Eiiza-
beth, died suddenly yesterday afternoon
OF paralysis of the heart. Col. Wood
ruff was railroad man LOT many years
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The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
A petition asking for change OF grade
on Eighth street, from Depot street to
GlenWay avenue, was referred to the
Engineer Tor examination and rrpprt.
X. b. Ashtielu's petition for permis-
sion to lay sewer on Central avenue,
near Seventh street, was approved.
The following payroll was ordered
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the Czarowitch has been appointed to
the command Of the fnrces in Dobrud-
scha, the Grand Duke Nicholas the Cen
ter, and the Prince OF Roumania the
Right.
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Third Edition

PROBABLY fair or partly cloudy eoeather
for the neGt "a hours.
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General Grant.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BRUSSELS, July 9.-General Grant and
party left here this morning.
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An award Of contract was made to
Peters u Scully to construct sewers
ON sherman avenue, Poplar street. aud
Western avenue, they being the lowest
bidders,
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PERSONAL.

TNFOR ALTON WANTED OF MAT
L THEW or Luke Clark, or sisters Bridget,
mary. Margaret or Alice Clark, who were at
The Coleman House in 1888 Address e. E.
K, Ruther ;ord, N. j. -2tM&6&jy12 2tw*
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DOARDING-Firs class part es can obtain
ID pie SAINT rooms and board in private fam
Ny at Y4 West Fourth street. Reference. 8 81
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Fur shed front room with
ID board; also day board at 2J4 w est Fourth
Htreet 9-3t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-No 512 Court street
II brick, nine rooms, front, side and rear yard
lall at lSj Baymiller street. 6-3t
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NANTED--SITU ATION-By a practical
w cutter; 60 d reference. Call at south
sast corner Fourth and PUN streets. 6-3t
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Tor SALE-WA AGON-W Wholesale peddling
T wagon (two-horse), suitable for notions,
cigars, &c, nearly new, cheap. Apply at ~ W.
Pearl street 0-4t
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THE LATEST


National Associated Press to the Star.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Tne Rotunda The.
ater, of this city, was destroyed by fire
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
CALL -- WORKINGMEN- - SAVE
RENT.

A meeting for the organization Of a Land
ana Building Association Will be held at 255
walnut street, second floor, at 1880 p. Nj,
NEXT TUESDAY. Parties desiring to buy
kots, or build houses there on, atlDw prices and
ON easy terms, will do well to call and particl-
pate III the organization. jyG-4t
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-LAND-Ten acres Of ground
Il with frame house Of eight rooms, with
plenty of fruit and berries, situated one-half
mile north OF &C amsvllle, Fourth Ward In
quire on bill-top. JOHN WlLDEY. 9-5t
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InstaMtlY Killed.

Philip X lutiman, aged about eighteen
years, son OF $. Ii. Kaufman, one of the
proprletors Of the Evening Star, aooi-
tunlall y"sh0t himseli yesterday while
examining a pistol. The ball entered
his body near The heurt, killing him al
most instantly.
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FOUND.

TOUND-COW-Last Tuesday, on Harri on
Il Pike. Owner can have it by calling at
HESS pa. ture, above tollgate, and describe
property and pay charges. 9-2t
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TOR SALE - FARM - G0od farm Of 91H
i acres, situated u miles from Williams
barg, IN Clermolt County. Farm in good or
shance for any one desiring it to get a good
home. Address Is b. s., Star office, 2 20 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, .. jy25d&jyNw-tf
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE = BUGGY - Good shifting top
buggy, cheap. 81 Longworth street. get
TOR SALE - FAMILY CARRIAGE - For
ID winter or summer use; pole and shafts;
also, fine set harness. ll2 Sycamore street.
9.3t
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r o. o. F.-PROTECTIVE ASSOCI ALTON
Il. Assessment due on the death of Brother
John II Betty Of Cincinnati Lodge, No. B. Of
See hour.-7 to 8 A. NJ; / to 3 2. NJ, and after
Jo'clock p. NJ.
JOS. G. LUGTON. Secretary.
AOfice northwest cor Sixth and Walnut SITS.
jy9-3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN application Will be made for the pardon
Of James Dupre, convicted Of the crime Of
Rape at he January term Of Hamilton County
Common Pleas, and sentenced in March, 1870,
70 the Ohio Penitentiary for fifteen years.
jy9-3tM
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wv TED-SITUATION-A cook or for
w gene. al hOusewOrk, by a Welsh girl,
where there is no washing. Call at 500 est
Seventh street. 6-3t
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WANTED p-.-M1scELLANHous

w WANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
pfiice tt
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FOR RENT--ROOMs

TOR T-ROOMs-Furnishcd, 246 Plum
L street.
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Correspondence or the star.
WASHINGTON, July 7, 1877.
A great deal OF indignation has teen
produced here by the tect tAas g. GyaRd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ED-SITUA ATION-By a first -class
w carriage smith. on light work. Addre s
BM1TH, 235 West Fifth street, in care Of Saan-
mon, 9-4t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-01
DAKOTA PRISONERS.

Sheriff NJ. A. Baker, returned last eve
ming from Detroit, where lie, assisted by
Marshal Burdick, Secretary Geo. H. Hand,
and Deputy Marshal C. J.. Edmunds had
lodged the Dakota prisoners, who had hither-
to been confined in Fort Madison peniten-
tiary. The transfer was made in pursuance
of a contract with the prison authorities of
Detroit whereby a saving OF twenty-five
cents perday for each prisoner is made by the
territory. There were thirty pri .oners TO
be transferred but five were pardoned there
from Bnrleigh county and two from Union
county. VIM. Dason, sent from Yankton
county for burglary is working industriously
and by the time he serve, out his term he
will have money ahead for extra work. lie
had thirty or forty dollars ahead while al
Fort Madison. "Papineau," Sheriff Bake,
informs iis was somewhat refractory at For
Madison refusing to work for the state o
Iowa, saying he was willing TO work fol
the territory of Dakota. -Tobe Wait, thu
'fire bug" was looking remarkably. we'll
Phillip Steimel was t%aciturn and desponden'
and never once smiled while en- route te
etroit. ~ &9l Sc,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-01

Hon. Mark Bailey Of Canton, who has
been spending the summer in the Hills, was
in Bismark On the 27,h ul,., probably en-
routs hone.
Oliver Shannon Esq. has removed his
law office from third street to the building
on Broadway formely used as the Black
Hills stage Office.
Judge Burd,ck returned last evening from
Detroit where he had been to assist In the
removal of the Dakota prisoners heretofore
confined at Fort Madison, Iowa.
Hon. d. r. Brsmble and wife started yes
terday morning for New York city. While
absent Mr.. B. will purchase the supplies fol
the biggest wholesale grocery house in the
northwest.
Hon. w. +. Cation, superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, arrived last evening from
Elk Point, and ia putting things in order fol
the territorial teachers institute which vii
convene Monday.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, ID. N. Ely, ant
wife will take passage on the Nellie Peel
this evening for Pierre, going thence t.
their future home in the Black Hille. MI
Ely has acquired valuable interests in tn
Hills which will require his personal at
tention for some time to come. He leave
a host of friends in Yankton whose hes
wishes 60 with him, and who hav
been pleased to hear that he la
won already an honorable position in hi
new home by his efficient and faithful sci
vices as an officer and straightforward mar
ly course in all his dealings with his fellow
men.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-01
s,sMA.ck R,vsw NEWS.
Bismarck Tribune, August -,

"~e iAVWNS, NVkuSt -
The Rig Horn is carrying the freight from
Buffalo Rapids to Tongue river.
The Silver City leA las, night Will, mill
tary supplies for Cow iAlaMd.,
The little Tiger came In from he Yellow.
Stone yesterday. She eces below TO hass
work.
The following steamers are nov nj the
landing: Il. w. pngan. Far West, Benton,
Western, Fontanclle and h. +. Weaver.
The Josephine got of Saturday with 4
good load for Poplar creek. She carries III.
lumber and building material for the new
Indian agencies.
The Western arrived yesterday from
Glendive, where she transferred her Tongu,
river trip to the Big Horn. She will leav,
on arrival Of to-night's train for Yankton.
The steamer Far West, Capt. Earl, ar
rived Saturday from the Little Big Horn
where she delivered her cargo. She repor;
the Rose Bud operating from Tongue rive
and Buffalo rapids to the depotof the hi
Horn. Capt. Marsh has been Tightening
the Custer and other boats on the rpaids.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-01
VARIOUS CAUSES.

Advancing years, care. sickness, disap.
pointmeoi, and hereafter predispos;tion-
all operate 10 turn the hair gray, and either
of them ~inclines II to shed premsturelv.
AYERS Hair VIaoR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair TO . rich brown or
deep black, ss may lie dssired. 1t sonens
and clesnses the scalp, giving it . healthy
action, and removes and curos daudrulT sbd
humora. Bv its use falling hair 10 check.
I'd, and o new growth will DO produced 10
all cases where the folliaies are not destroy.
Cd or glands decayed. Its effects ore beau.
tifully shown o N brashy, weak. OF sickly
hair, 10 which . few applications will pro-
ducc the gloss and freshness oil youth.
Harmless and sure 10 its operation, Il h In.
comparable - . draasiag. and IL especially
valued Tor the soft lustrc and richness oi
tone IL imparts. II contains neither oil nor
dye. and will not soil or color white sass.
brtc; yet Il lss1s long % W. Wv. ed
keeps b fresh and vigorous.
For SALk M ALI. D9AI.Rsp.
Sold bv Mills 4 Purdv. Isnkfon.
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PERSONAL.

A. Il. Dunlap Of this city talks Of enc.
grating to Australia.
Miss Ida Ziebacb, of Yankton, is visiting
old friends ia Sioux City.
Col. C. X. Peck, Of the contract transpor
tation line arrived last evening and will re
main until Monday.
Miss. Gertie Shannon's condition is 81
critical that her physicians require stsoiut,
auielnsss as necessary to her safety.
Geo. II. Bangs, Of Bon Homme. has re
t~nrasdfram harvest field dattes,, sad resun-
ed ,hcs study Of law in Cob Moody's Office
Hon. Alex Hughes, Of Ell Point, ha
been giving lbs fclloS c~i.izsns:a lecture d
Temperance. The courier faSs II was Al
able enc ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-01

Never 10 the history Of trade and com
has there been a better opportunity pre-.
scented TO the public, TO purchase clothing
gents furnishing goods, han caps, trunks and
~valises, than is nov offered by Harry Kat,
At his establishment on Third street Yankton
You can select any article from his large
and varied assortment and obtain it ut the
original New York cost. These good.
were bought, for cash, when prices wers
down to anti-war figures all in good lyle
aud we'll made. They must be sold, as Mr.
Katz is now in New York purchasing Al
Immense stock, and the old must he sold 4
make room for the new.
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yELLow~roNE NEWS.
bismarck Tribune.

bismarck Tribune.
Col. P. w. Norris, of the Yellowstone
Park, now in the city, visitel the Custer
battle field on the occasion of the disinter-
ment of the unfortunate officers of Custer's
command and secured all that remained of
the famous scout, Charley Reynolds, and is
taking the bones home tor burial.
He speaks Of the rapid progress made by
those engaged in the work Of constructing
the new posts and commends heartily the
generals management of tue Indian ques,
ton.
The Col. has written much in favor Of
the Big Horn 10 = gold region but is forced
to conclusion that the gold placer prospects
in that region are not satisfactory, but the
silver, copper and iron prospects ara good.
The Col. accompanied Gen. Sherman's
party for a time but being thrown from his
hone and seriously injured he was freed
to leave him at Lower Falls. Gen. Sherman
proceeded to Helena en- route for the new
posts at Missoula and Columbia, and Col.
Norris returned.
The Col. visited Bozeman and most Of
the National Park, and explored a new pas
from the east fork Of the Yellowstone
through the. Clark's Fork mines, through
the Big Horn mountains TO the Crow agency
shortening the route to the wonderland fully
100 miles.
The Col. spends today Monday with
Judge Cochran, Of the superior court, De
troit visiting Fl. Lincoln, the runs OF the
old Mandon villages in that vicinity, prairie
dog towns and other points Of interest, and
will leave tomorrow for Mich, hoping fox
liberal appropriations to assist in n%sviga,-
ing the Yellowstone and opening 4 bette.
route to the park.
lie says the Nez Perces arr brave and
intelligent and having much cause for com
pl.int will fight des perately, bat they will
be cornercd and caught on the upper Snake
river by the movement Of Gen. Howard and
other western troops, with the aid Of the
eth Cavalry which is with the Grow nation
on the uppe Mnsselshell to hold Sitting Bull
in check should he contemplate joining
them.
The Col. says the Yellowstone is quite a.
large and more durable than the
Upper Missouri, to the mouth Of the Biz
Horn at least, and rays that boats like the
Rosebud, commanded by energetic men
like Grant Marsh can run Il
the mouteh Of Clark's Fork, ant
with moderate improvements in the way o.
removing rocks and combining the channel,
in places, to the mouth Of the Saltwater, il
not, indeed, to Benson's landing. at the gate
ofthe mountains, within twenty-five Of Boze
man.
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Fresh celery at Jenkinson's.
TERRITORIAL. TEACHERS INSTITUTE

.- ...# . f.. - M...-4
Hon. W. F. Cation, the active and Jealous
superintendent Of public instruction, is on
hand in good season to prepare for his
teachers institute, having COM up on last
nights train. He is confident Of q most
successful session, having rea son to expect
q large representation Of superintendents
and teachers from most Of the counties in
southern Dakota. The law requires all
superintendents 70 attend and aid in
these Institutes, hence they are entitled to
their compensation per diem from their re.
spective counties. The Vermillion people
display q very c,mmendable interest, equal
to that Of eastern states. Their schools
were to have beggps next Monday, but the
school board deEtded IN let III Fir teachers
attend the institute at this place and draw
pay the same as il working for :he good Of
their pupils in the ordinary way q; home.
The exercises will be under the control of
Sur erintendent Cation, who has engaged ss
conductor, Professor Culver, recently Of the
Normal school st Whitewater, Wis, and
who has been secured as principal of the
Vermillion schools for the coming year.
The session of next Monday will open q,
10 a. M, but on the succeeding days the or
binary six hours OF school per day will b!
observed. Monday evening viii be devoted
TO an address Of welcome by Gen W. II
II. Beadlc, a reply by Superintend mt Cation
music, and business for the week.