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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City with Illinois CeA.:al, Sioux
City and Pacific and Sioux City and st. Paul Raj
roads.
9 Passenger train going east connects At Dayi.
junction with branch trains arriving at Port
landvilie At 1918 y. ST., and then connecting with
Howsrd's stages for vIrgists. EAen, faifyiew,
ssstt, s Canton, I harnshsrg, Hls5dreaa. Linwood,
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandyiile
1t Is p. m. connects At Davis Junction with
train going weet.
s; A Eik Point With stages for P,ncs, Neb.
and Richla d, d. T.
4. Al ve,mi1lion With stages for Lodi, R,v. ;
side, Turner. BloomingdAle and Fnlay.
s. At Meckling with stages for St.Jamee.
I. At fankton with stages for all points
| southern and western Dakota, and North Nebrss
"A; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies line
& g.. steamer. ior Randall, BruIe, Pierre. sully.
| Carol and Benton; connecting at Pierre with
| transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
E.V. DERRIcKsoN, Cent Swpeytntsnd'i.
A0ent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
E1rnEss. ExrAr..
CONNEC7IONs.

CONNECTIONS.
l. AT q. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Hall
roao omaha.
2. At Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, 81. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis anc al
points south.
western Railway for Chicago and all points eae,.
4. Al Sioux City with the Sioux City and 81.
Paul, Illinois Central and Dakota Southern Rail-
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
5. A, Blair with Omaha and Northweeter1 Il
z. for Omaha and Southern SebraskA.
6. At Fremont, Mob, with the Union Pacific ii.
z. for all points west, aud the Pacific coast.
Z. At Wiener, with stages for Norfolk. and sli
points in Northern Nebraska.
uBe sure your tickets read via sc. AP.h
re. HILLS, Genr Ticket Ag't,
I. 1u11I51. Superintendent
G. j. UCoHNoR.
Western Passenger Agent
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

VvHE OLYMPIA PUEI.KC SCHOOL.
IL Will be cu1dncted daring The year a.
follows:
First term Of SeTen weeks, beginning
November sth and ending necember 2lsE.
Second term Of twelve weeks. beginning
January ID. ISIS.
Third term of twelve weeks. beginning
one week after the close OF the Second
term.
The following are the teachers employed
and the positions assigned them:
Principal-w. F. THOMPSON.
informed. Dept.-Mrs. w. +. THOMP-
SON.
Infant Dept.-Mrs. A. J. WHITE.
Pupils from outside the District will be
admitted TO the School at the following
rates, TO be paid to the Principal, within
two weeks from the opening of the term,
viz: In Principal Department six, Inter-
mediate five and Infant Department four
dollars, per term, and at one half of said
rates for the first term.
It is especially requested that pupils be
In attendance on the first day of the term,
with such books as they may have, in or
der that they may be classified to the best
advantage.
G. A. BARNES,
Chm Board of Directors.
N. CRosBy, JR., Clerk.
Olympia, October 81, 1877. 4s:w2
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Seattle.
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amending the code of criminal prac'
tice, was indefinitely postponed.
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E Mr.. Neate has added a chem

EE Mr.. Neate has added a chemi-
cal laboratory to his business, and to
insure purity and accuracy of compo-
nent parts, intends to manufacture
many of the drugs used at his dis
pensary. Mr.. Neate's thorough &C.
qnaintance with all the details Of
his business gives him great adj
vantage, which is beginning to be
appreciated by the public.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

BUEsIAET.-On the night Of the
"a insl., the shoe store Of Mr.. Vim
cent was felouiously entered and
robbed of boots and shoes to the
value of about $500. A reward OF
500 was offered for the applehen-
sion of the thieves, but no clue was
obtained of the parties until Wednes-
day evening, when two Cinnamon
were caught disposing of the stolen
property, who were immediately
placed under arrest. It is thought
that they are identical individuals
who committed the larceny of pistols
from Frost's store, short time ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

81 The usual Presbyterian SER
vices will be conducted tomorrow,
by Rev. J. r. Thompson. The sec
ond lecture of the course, on " Popu-
lar Misconceptions Of Orthodox Doc
trines," will be delivered in the even
ing. 80 es.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

FTyHE undersigned wonld respectfully In
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

ILL.-Mrs. A. r. Elliott, of this
place, has been dangerously ill the
past week, but is now slowly recov-
ering. Many friends anxiously await
her convalescence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10
Notice.

HOLDERS of Thurs.on County Orders
IL presented for payment prior to Feb
ruary let, 1877, will please present them
again for payment.
No interest will be allowed on such or.
ders afser Nov. 20th.
J. III. MUNSON,
Coun.y Treasurer.
Olympia, Nov. 10. 1877. bl:w2
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

xE Every newspaper that has an
opinion of its own has expressed OPP
position to a called session Of the
Legislature. This indicates the SEN
timent of the people on the subject.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10
IATE EASTERN IELEGRANS
The Indiana Senatorship.

Tne hn0tUmu SeuatOfBBtp.
New YORK, Nov. 4-There seems NOW
to be no doubt that it was Tilden who
urged Gov. Williams to appoint Hendricks
Senator in the event of MOrton's d"atn.
The story started here that the Inu.,,na
Congressional delegation were the instiga-
Ors of this scheme, appears to have been
devised to conceal its true origin. Hen
bricks friends consider his present chance
so good for the next Presidential nomina-
ton that they object to retur ing him to
the Senate where he must clearly define
his views on the question of hard and soft
money and imitation. AS Voorhees,, bling
emphatically for soft money can help lis
cause con dm0re in the Senate, 1t is thought
he will be sent there for that purpose
voorhees, Appointed Senator.
TERRE HAUTE, Nov. GA delegation
arrived here at Z o'clock this evening,
bearing q commission from Gov. j. NJ.
Williams. appointing Daniel VOORHEES,
u. s. senator to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Senator Morton.
Voorhees, In accepting pays touching
tribute to the deceased senator
Gold goes down.
. NEW York, Nov. 5.-The Tribune says
gold goes down, down. One reason for
printed by the San Francisco Bulletin on
the bullion product of the principal
minesof the Pacific coast during the last
nine months.
silver Men Victorious.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The Journals spec
ial from Washington says the silver men
achieved q substantial victory In the house
today by suspendiug the rules and pass
ing BANDS old silver bill. Bland intro
duced the bill and moved suspension of
the rules and passing of the bill. This
was agreed to-16S to "a. The measure
got through on account of many mem.
bers being absent, over 100 being out of
the city. With full house, the bill
would not have received o two thirds
vote.
After disposing of the silver bill reso-
luton was rushed through, under suspen-
sion of the rules, making the bill repeal
ing the date for resumption of specie pay
ments special order for tomorrow, and
from day to day until Tuesday of next
week, ueless sooner disposed of, and not
to interfere with the appropriation bills.
New JERSEY.
NEWARK, Nov. --latest returns make
McClellan's majority $4,000. Legislature
Democratic in both branches. Hudson
county, containing Jersey city, gives Nc
Clelan 4,500 majority, and Essex county,
containing Newark, gives his opponent
lis majority.
TRENTON, Nov. 7.-Senate 10 Demo-
Gratis. 0 Republicans; house. 81 Democrats,
. Independents and % Republicans.
The N. n. Legislature.
ALBANY, Nov. THE Journal makes
the senate stand IS Republicans 10 Demo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

EE The term Of Legislative AS
sembly expired by limitation las
night.
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adonted
NJ Tam RI r. 57 IN encouraoe
the Rearing of fine stock: referred to
commi;tee on Acriculture.
Bv Tibbetts Fl. nj. %. praying
con9reas to confirm the title Of nur.
cbossrs ~ TTn;vers;tv ionds. adonted
H r I2I sxing the rate to he
Maid for nnbl;c n-intinoA and the
manner Of aud;t;ng accounts there
for passed
IT al To prov;de for the pay-
ment a. the anrvevors Of Waila
Walln nassed
q. B. az. for the relief of J. @.
Horr and others. was read a third
time and passed.
In the Council, "Wednesday
Ferguson introduced y. p. loo,
providing the manner OF publishing
legal notices; referred to the COM
mittee ON Printing.
The Council refused to concur IN
the house amendments to ID. U: "a,
amending the act incorporating
Olympia.
Inc conference committee on n
d. 10 reianng TO the salary OF Ter
rltoriai treasurer reported In FAVOR
OF salary OF $I,IW. i,
MIR. hoover asked 70 90 excused
from Young, as ne mad disagreed
VAIN sne committee as 10 the pro
PrieIy OF tne increased compensation ,
anu' Ihere.ore' nAo so"e oei'cacy III
votang ON the questlon.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-10

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gang at Port Townsend.
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New JERSEY.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE Inter-0 Oceans re
turns show Republican gains. and indicat'
from l0. 90 to $4,000 in the stale III,
legislature VIII have ~ leaSl IS Republi
can m1isrify
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11

black disk on . red feld-night be con-
tined in use on all occasions when the We
locity of the wind YES expected to be
say, from twenty-five b thirty-fivs mile
an hour, and another signal, red disk or
I black field, for instance, when there va,
danger that the velocity Of the gale would
be from thirty-6ve to forty-6ve miles as
hour. Two kinda Of lights for night-slx-
nailiug could be Is easily adopted. Before
the storm Of Thursday night last the
Captain of the Portland steamer which
vas, to have started out that evening, went
to the Signal Service station in New. York
city to ask how severe the storm was likely
10 be. He got an answer which decided
him 10 remain in por over night, The
Massachusetts perhaps, might still BE-
baking her regular trips if her captain
bad been as accurately informed as to the
formidable velocity Of the approaching
dorm.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11

OEE great source Of error-peEhaps tb
sreateH-is the ambitious struggle of tb
mind to make facts chime in with and sup
port precooeeived theories. This il tb
lawyer's method 'of reasoning, from tn,
very nature Of his calling. he is EN-
ployed to advocate cause. not to search
ont and explain the truth of the matter
The ohice Of the Judge. to which the Law
and his honor bind him, is to investigate
the case before him, weigh all the fact
and dnv his conclusion from them.-
Whether 10 Law, in politics, in morals, o,
In theology, this is the only honest method
Of reasoning. r r.f s.'t E.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11
NOVEL READERs.

There are Two men whose names are il
evefy ones mouth, Who each in his ovl
vay j. an example 4 the constant perusa
apd the uninterrupted avoidance Of mere
reading. They gre. Momaa Babinstor
Nscaulsy, and John Stuart Mill. In ths
home Of his Childhood. :. Clapham, Zach
sry Macanlay, the histori.n's father, va
. thoroughly opposed 70 novels and novel
reading - the sternet disciple Of the
Camercnians could bave been two ceHtu-
fies ago. But time and pa,ernal affection
have made him more gentle than they
were, and yielding at last to the inclina.
ton of bis gifted son, be reluctantly per.
mitted him to indulge in bis favorite su-
[thon. In one Of his letters, quoted in
Trevellyan's Life. Macaulay says that be
and his sisters were the most determined
novel readers Of the day. His boybood
vas happy, his young manhood indusri-
ous, his whole life pure in thought and
deed, and when be died in 1858, and "a.
buried in Westminster Abbey, he left
behind him the name of the most
brilliant, the most picturesque as we'll as
the most discerning and painstaking his
torian Of the period he had chosen for his
theme. 70
Mills whole career was strangely differ.
snt In a joyles boyhood, bis father,
james Mill confined him entirely to the
study Of subjects from which all poetry
and all romance we're necessarily bapished.
From loveless youth be passed in to age,
and there is no record whatever Of his
ever having read single work Of fiction
But in the whole range Of biography there
is no sadder spectacle than that of Mil
thus "cribbed, cabined, and confined" and
in bis own life, told by himself We see in
almost every page, after the narrative
reaches the years Of his manhood, hisl
strange love for the married woman, Mrs
Fsylor, whom, after the death of her first
husband, he married and buried in Francs.
Novel reading kept Macaulay purer, and
made him better man than hard and dry
abstinence from its charms made John
Stuart Mill.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11
THE "pait Mall C,sz,.ffth. ~ .,t,;,

THE "paii Mall Gazatts attributes .
strike on the railway from Dublin 10 Corl
to the influence Of American example.
For everything that goes wrong in tie
south Of Ireland that ingenious jourua
blanss returned Iriah-Americans, or as it
puts the ease, the malign effect of this
instant "contsct with American ide,
upon Irish workmen." 10 this country
journsis no less Ingenious than the Pail
Mall Gszeste s,tribute our railway strike
and their attendant evils mainly to the / il. /
hussee Of English work,nen upo, Il,
labo'ers Of this country. The desir. t.
pot the responsibility for everything kad
upon somebody else seem, to be a strong
poin. 10 the Anslo Saxon character.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11

II is pleasing to note that the sale o
seah for the benefit Of Edwin Adams a
the New Academy Of Music, has resulte,
In moss satisfactory manner. Under th,
skillful sucsioneering Of Billy Florenc'
and Backus, the minstrel, several thous-
and dollars were realized, the members o
the dramatic profession dist,nguishin.
themselves, A. they always do on such oc.
easious. BY their whole-souled generosity
There Is nomore liberal being in the worle
than the mach maligned actor. Nj. Ad.
ANS u veil worthy the relief thus granted
him, sod II report may be relied upon tn,
benefit Will be timely.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11

TIE verdict Of Ohio is unnistakable
1t ii crushing defeat for President Hayes
and Il eomes. from those who should hav,
been fiesds - we'll "a from cousi ter
foea It comes from incongruous ele-
nests which found unity without arrange
ment 70 strike the fatal blow. He ha,
hated Tor hH iaith to the peace Of the ma
ton; he was smitten by thousands WIZ
felt that he wears auother's crown, and b.
was deserted BY many because of the dis
trusted leaders who gave Kim hslf-heartef
suppert and yet loaded him With thsil
fiendship. q --.i f.. -" r. 4
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11

TIE stock holders Of the Philsdelphis
Pernanept Exhibition held = ra,hs,
gloomy meeting On Tuesday, and appointed
= eomnitesltoo devise means Of reacuine
the concern from il very serious embsr..
rssmeats. 1t is plain that the Exhibition
has reached crisis in its history, and tha,
II b y 10 be maintained it must receive
immediate and generous support.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11

AND The general wreck of matter and
cnsh Of worlds, politically, out West
thsrs i consolaiiss in the thought thai
Iova Ass probably been saved to the Re
puhiicaa party. The det.ila.. however:
are not a. fil rs We could wish. The
CosIsctor u the Port Of Chicago. through
vscse otice the ne~s is filtered, is BY DC
means % enthnsiastic a. usual. n I'D
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11
BI0uAL SERv.GE BUREAu

Our excellent Signal Service Bureau, i
seems TO Us, might materially better il
system by adopting at leu. two kinds o
cautionary signals instead Of only one, Al
present the mariner, when he sees III,
black dag up, has no means Of knowing
whether It means : high wind Of some
thirty miles AZ hour, which is predicted
Many captain would hasten out 70 ga
to get the benefit Of . thirty mile wind
who might prefer 10 give::a very wide
berth to gale Of ten miles an hour grea.
er velocity. The change could be easily
effected. The present danger dgua-a
The Morning herald., 1877-10-11
wlLvixarox. Del. Oct. II. 1877.

ALL populou.ly occupied factories
workshops and bssinss houses sboald be
funiahed. not oolys yi.h cspscious stair
vays and doorA bat should likesise have
easily .ecssibls modes Of escape scn.
strveAsd On TIE outside of an those edi-
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The Morning herald., 1877-10-11
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