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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-19
ST. LOUIS POSTMASTER.

ST. LOUIS POSTMASTER.
Consideration of the nomination Of Sam.
uel Hayes, postmaster At St. Louie, is post
poned by the senate committee until after
the holiday recess. y ~ a ;
BAYARD TAYLOR DEAD.
Warrington, Dec. le-The secretary of
state has : telegram from the secretary Of
the United States legation At Berlin an.
nouncing the death Of Minister Bayard Tay-
lor At 4 o'clock mis- afternoon. ,rea
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The Weekly Press and Dakosatun and the Week.
y Inter- Ocean, the best political and news
journal in the vest, both one year for s3
All the above, viz: american Agrieulturiss
and Engraving, Weekly Inter- Ocean, and
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Gold--Par.
Stocks-Inactive.
NEW YORK MARKET.
]GQes ss's' 2i.,Ns~ YoikrDec. 10.
WnEAr-4@!c better; No. 2 spring, e7c
for january. 1iNE AK
RYE-Dull; No. 2 western, 5sc.
CoRx-Irregular; western mixed, 444
case. S'|f ~
BARLEy-Quiet.
OATs-Quiet; western mixed, 302@
Sic.
PoRK-Steady !; 7ac. ~g,rE
LAsn-Eaaier aud unchanged.
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CHICAGO. .
Chicago, Dec. l9. ).
WAEAr-Strong and higher; No. 2
spring. sstc bid for cash; sslcbid for Jan.
uary S4tc bid for February.
Cosx-Easisr; 3l@3l1c for cash, Janu-
ary 35@351c for May.
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RYE-Unchanged.
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ary $7873c for February.
LARD-steady; s5.55 bid for cash
$5.55tc bid for February. =
WH1sKy-Firmer; $l.O6.
MILWAUKEE,.
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WHARF.-THE higher; hard, sslc
No. l, 8sc; No. 2. s3.c for cash; SsA,
q, JANUARY; Htctfot February No. 3
Tic; No. 4. Gle.
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Stocks-Inactive.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A DLER L oHLMAN, Wines, Liquors and
"A ToDaccos. Broadway.
RRANIBLE, MINER Z co., Wholesale Gro
-. ~ GERS, Forwarding, Storage, and General
Steamboat Agents. 1.evee.
l(URLEIGH W. A. Jr., Dealer III Flour, Grain
- Feed and Provisions Broadway, Block.
RRENNAN PATRICK, Family Market,
ID Broadway. (Stier's old stand).
DLATT 4 BUERDORF, General Grocers.
- Wholesale and Retail. Broadway.
4 ,UTTING I cLOUDAs, Grocers. Third-st
~ opposite Postoilice.
IlAKOTA HERALD, Democratic Newspaper
T. 49, pultishe disweekly. Taylor Bros. Proprietors
EIsENIAN, CHAs. & co. General Clothing
II House & Merchant Tailoring. Broadway.
L>xCEIsIOR MILL CO., Manufacture Patent
II and other brands Of Flour, Meal, Feed. &c.
Capitalist, near Levee.
L,DMUNDS L WYNN, Bankers and Insurance
~ Agents. Broadway. $50 --.-'ss-
LfIRsT NATIONAL BANK. Government De-
Bank Block. T6ird-st
;lrAULx, r. X: Attorney Law. once. Ce-
a.. daTs S ), north Of Third :; - ssa
(xERsIANIA HOUSE. wallbaum s. Becker.
~ Proprietors. Douglas-Ave.
rTaW7 no oCopc Ce.,e-.7 y ~, ,,,.-..
ii rh,rd-S s. het,veenl Wai,rnt ri Il Cedar
--------- ----- -.---.--
AGE, y. <: Family Grocer. Ihlrd-St.,
:------.----- --.7----
HAYWARD. J:P., Real Estate and Loan
-----
IENKINSON 4 PIKE. Ice Cream. Fruits and
9.oeelles. lnlla 2.lee.: -
Oh PRINTING. Every style, at Press and Da-
y kotaian. .@
----------------- --------------------
N Block.
.vrSnCo n, co.n crooo,,, 11o,so
IL Ihird Street: - =
| l--+- --.,.,.,-, :, ,>--,---.- -, -.
- Aec o''"cc. ~" ''''" o'.. w D.oaoMey.
NORMAN L GRADY Dealers In Hard
"a.1. ~ -SI,z....e- e--e----- ------
hHAYR 4 BARTON, Manufacturer Of Cigars
! -N -. ---------
| MILLS 4 PURDY, Druggists, Statloners ant
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07


plumbers can make perfect joints, and that
science can devise smell-traps capable Of
completely excluding sewer gases, are facts
tina. have been demonstrated, and where
the work is really we'll done not only is
there no danger from water closets and
soil pipes, but their introduction into
houses enhances the comfort Of the in
mates. i"The basis Of popular distrust Of
plumbing is the prevalence Of bad plumb
ing" SAYS with equal truth and pertinence.
q writer on the subject. The only way,
therefore, to inspire popular confidence in.
plumbing is to make it frst-class in every
respect. 1t is only where the supervision
is close, constant and intelligently keen
and the plumber is m ali who understands
his work, and the employer one who is
willing to have the work well done, that
"modern conveniences' become conven-,
fences indeed and in every way desirable
adjuncts to the usual household appli--
arceE.' - H. r.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

PUBLIC opinion is at times exceedingly
charitable, sin spots," Nantasket, one Of
the nearby summer resorts Of the Bos-
tonians, is perhaps one Of those spots at
present. It is there, in delightful sum
mer box, that Mr.. Royal B. Conant, the
defaulting bank cashier Of Boston, resides
He has unbosomed himself to cores
pondent, to whom he says that he is a
ruined man and that his family are ruined,
but he Is grateful to find so many friends
rendering him their aid and their SYM
pathy in his misfortune. He still rides IN
his own carriage and sports a footman, but
withal seems saddened by his disgrace.
Yet he has come to the conclusion that he
is much-abused man. He cannot see
why he is so harshly judged by the public
outside of Nantasket. He does not want
he public to think that in his, case
another rascal has been unearthed." There
was nothing mean or dirty" about his
transactions, he says. He "meant to in
jure no one, and hoped sincerely for the
success of his plans that he might make
everything all right" The same old
story. The poor clerk who tries to recover
his Losses at the gamiro table by venturing
more, Withdrawn frcn he iii or the
check-book Of his employer. has the same
hope, the same disappointment, the same
flimsy and wretched excuse. For bank
officer to take advantage of his position to
go into stock speeulations upon the capital
Of others without their consent is certainly
neither an honorable nor clean thing, and
Mr.. Conant will not be likely to find many
outside Of his immediate circle of sympa-
thizers' who will be very choice as to the
terms they employ in characterizing the
cause of his discontinue. |
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

The people of Philadelphia paid, last
year, 81, ,747.O72 for riding about the city.
This is the largest horse railroads have
ever made upon the pocket books of their
patrons, and this too, though the fare for
each passenger is six cents, one cent more
than used to be the charge. The profit
during the year was, upon all roads, over
eleven per cent. upon the cost of construc-
tion. Of course on some of them the
profit was greater than on others, as they
were not all built in the same economical
manner. nor are they all managed in the
interest of the stockholders. The numbe,
of passengers carried in 1877 was 81 ,4O4,
O9S, about as many as the aggregate mum,
Der carried in one year by three of the
railways in New York.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

As A TRAINING SCHOOL of certain
kind the schoolship st. Marys is de-
cided success. She has returned from
Spain with heavy cargo of silks, cigars
carpets and other articles that usually pay
tribute to the Treasury. All these valu-
ables, it appears, are the property Of naval
officers who have forgotten that we have a
reform administration and that there is
some smuggling literature among the Re
vised Statutes. 1t must be said in their
defence, however, that the immemorial
unwlitten rule of the navy Ia that war
ships make free goods, but the reform COL
lector at New London never heard of it,
hence the seizure.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07
---------------
TO EVERY WOMAN.

Think twice before you believe every
evil story you hear, aud think twenty
times before you repeat it, especially if it
is about woman. Say TO yourself. "this
may not be true, or it may be exagger-
ated," unless you have proof of the veracity
of your informant. People sometimes tell
falsehoods, they often make mistakes, and
they sometimes "hear wrong.' There is
auricnlar illusions as we'll as optical iIlu-
sions. Take all these things into consid-
GRAFTON before you even believe. As for
repeating the story, ask yourselves if it is
necessary. 1t is sometimes necessary.
Then do it with the remembrance of the
golden rule before you. Give the helping
hand, not the forward push.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

THE number Of cases of typhoid fever
and diptheria arising from defective plumb.
ing in New York, and the consequent in
PRODUCTION Of sewer gases into the living
rooms and sleeping apartments of houses,
supplied, in the phraseology of the day,
with all the modern conveniences," is
leading In some quarters to a grave dis
trust of those conveniences. In building
his fine mansion at Newport, at cost of
100000, Mr.. Pierre Lorillard has illus
trated what appears to be the growing feel
ing. He has attached to each room bath
and dressing rooms, but has tolerated per
manent washstands in none of them. Per.
haps he remembers that Prince Albert, the
consort o Queen Victoria, fell victim to
the gases from a concealed sewer running
beneath Windsor Castle, and that his son
the present Prince of Wales, nearly lost his
lite from defective plumbing at Sandring,
nam Palace. 1t IS quite as possible that
he may not have thought of either of these
cases. having more freshly in his remem
orance the reports of the board of health
Of New York in respect to the manv cases
ot serious illness produced in families in
that city and ending in the death of soma
of the patients from the insidious poison
OF sewer gases. These gases had found
their way into number of houses oston
sibly of ''the frst-class" through the do.
fscts in the drain OR soil pipes and imper.
fections in the valves Of water closets A
periodical devoted to the plumbing in
terest' and to sanitary engineering gene
rally, speaks Of the precaution taken bv
Mr.. Lorillard :, significant Of the fool
ish prejudice entertained in regard to
water fixtures in dwellings," 1t is not a
prejudice, it is simply precautiou, That
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

A PROOF of the falling off in stock
gambling through being feeced may be
gathered by statistics just made up in San
Francisco. Sales at the San Francisco
board for the first six months of the year
1876. 81 sal676. hts 1877. 1873,
sl25. 100000 $l2s, oo,ooo sss,0oO,oCO s4sOO3,oOC
This exhibit is a sign of the enforced
morality of commercial revulsions. II
hints at the doctrine Of compensation and
the selfretribution of evil.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

The Best Quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE Most RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES &c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR; TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVOR1NG EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth nd Market.
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUs DENTRIFICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays If Corner Ninth and Market
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07
WIN. Nj. PYLE.
POSTMASTER.
Antt-Fat Chemically Examined.

The analytical chemist. W. B. DRAKE, OF
Buffalo. N. Y, recently analyzed Allan's
and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE.
| have subjected Allan Anti-Fat to
chemical analysis, examined the process
of It's manufacture and can truly say that
the ingredients of which it is compos, d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
fay r"ey upon the system, and it is well
calcn'','e to attain the obj ect of which it
Is intedad.
Sold by druggists.
W. B. DRAKE, Chemist,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
7 TNTERNATIONALE EXHIBITION.
l. Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia,
y p ECIAL CAR ID.

DURING THE SUMMER VACATION.
and until September 1st the Managers have
follows: s'N
ADnLIS AZ Is cents.
CHILDREN E
II In order to give she citizens ana especially
the children Of Philadelphia, who cannot
leave the city during the warm y1eatb ar an
opportunity Of enjoying the many attrac.
PlC'- J PA-is'1E5
Will be furnished With cool roons and "a.
Die accommodations ior iunchiIg.
--&1,EIBI1S-
~ every description with Nachinerv j.,
o,pos ,tppt,on, togesher with sew Musicri ana
el NnernSore aSoT etiye laatures daily, inclading
MMpEnahCoTT, NJ nII the great eorret player. an3
Mr.nHEo. 9; ;KEAUFF theceis islra.ed oryan @4u
ISL VINO Will perform evey afternoon.
jy-2S-lm
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

A CITIZENS LEAGUE has been formed
in Chicago for the suppression of the sale
Of liquor to minors, and the Saloon Keep
ers' Association Of the same city is stub
bornly contesting every move made by the
leapna. ~. alL..-L-E ,------ -- IL
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07
MAILS CLOSE.

- y , ..
Way Mail on Wilmington and
Northern r. r. to Reading and f"" VI
/ points on the Baltimore Centl ~ Tgy.
r. r. South Of Chadd's Ford;..,. 600 a. M
Through Mail to Baltimore and "o
Washington. and all points aa 4,
South. .......... Northumberland. 10,
Way Mail to Baltimore, Md, ,.... 8.l5, 81
Through and Way Mails to
Philadelphia, Pa, ..."............. 800,
Through Mail to N. y. .and other 9olGi
points North and East, ......... 900
Peninsuiar Way Mall on Della
ware 4. r. to Crisheld. Md. 900 -
II" E. Kss... 49, :. .."... 1000 ''"'
Through Mail to PhiIadelphia ~.
and New York, ard all points
East and West, )215, T, M
Through Mail to Baltimore and a far
Washington and all points
South and South west j.. 1915, !"
Through Mail 10 Philadelphia
and New York, and all points
East and West. .................... 5.l5 j."
New Castle, MiddletOwn,
Smyrna, Dover, Clayton, ''.
Townsend, Delaware City, st a1-, ,a ~
Georges, and Wyoming, Del see. 100 :
Through Nail to Philadelphia
ana New York. and all points a...
North, East and West t,............... s.15 "
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points ,a
South and Southwest, ,............ 800
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

ssIt seems az If l Should cough NV head
on Is sometimes the impatient excl anna
tion of sufferer from a severe Cough.
Quell the par~xysms with Hale's Honey OF
Herenound and Tar. TIE relief Is imme-
Druggists. ~NN
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
mute ~
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

CYPRUS has given the British troops
rather inhospitable reception. If epidemic
fever is too be the regular thing there will
probably be lond call for the Asiatic con-
tingert. 'ae5lp a2at %@."ah@s'sg
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07
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wIIMlNaTON. Del, August 2, 1875.

THERE is still some hope for the Texas
Indians, Thirtyof them are on their way
North to the Penitentiary. Is this the
solution Of the Indian problem?
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07
HIS OCCUPATION GONE

!, Had the Arhansa doctor that "tapped
Inc fat man, thinking he had dropsy, bu
nhding no water p1onouncet It dry drou.
sy,' lived to-day. hs would, like OthelIo
ma his occupation gone, for Aliens Anti.
positively, reduces corpulency at from
TOT pounds per week. Sold by all drug.
gists, e
The Morning herald., 1878-08-07

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WILMINGTON, DEL:

once open from e.45 "A. N. to ESQ ?.
M. a - A. " = a. AM ~. F.
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MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
oan-. DELIVERY. G4s ...


Way Mail from Wilmington and .'
Northern r. K. from Readiug
and points North, ,.....-...........5 5.45, A. M,
New York. Philadelphia, Balti- : n
more, Washington. and all r,
parts of the country except
Delaware apd Eastern Shore
counties in Md.................,,,6.4 Gas,
Peninsu!ar Mail, North of Wy
oming Delaware, ......"... ........ 8 80,
Philadelphia and New York..
and all points North, East and
Weston. .......".................. 93D,
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Baltimore Way Mail, Western .o. r.
Shore. Md.............. ...!..".. l0.l5
Baltimore, washington aud all
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Philadelphia and New York and
al points North, East and
West. ..:":..... ..-:....".~.. Loo. "
Way Mail on Delaware Western
Way Mail from Crisfield, Md,
(Del. r. R.,N.... .................. 500,
Baltimore Il Washington and all -
points South, h,........,..,.,,. ......... 6i5
Philadelphia, New York, and
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liverles as follows: $50 aud 1915 a. M.
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fore the hour of delivery.
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EDUC CA'rIONAL.
YTNRIN1rY HALL.
pEN EpIV N1EU JEPyLN

l. BEVERLY, NEW JEtSE,l.
Established 1867. English and French Home
School for Young Ladies'. Varied adyan-
tages of the highest order. Number OF pi-
rils limited Fall term belins Sept. 18TH.
For circular, address Mrs. u. q. Hunt
Prin ipal
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-31
Incendiary Fire Last Night.

At 1907 last night fire alarm turned in
from box %, corner of Twelfth and Robert
streets, the occasioning being blazes issuing
from the barn of John Norris 81 Norris street.
The flames leapt up with wonderful vigor, and
which they originated Adjoining the barn
was the workshop of Charles Bishop, a maker
up of furs, which was also ignited, as was the
barn of MIR. Nichols on the west. Ryan's barn
contained an ice chest and other various
household goods, the value of
which he could not estimate, but
all was fully insured. Bishops workshop was
filled with furs belonging to various wholesale
houses in the city, and the damage upon the
goods he placed at between $500 and $500.
There is an insurance of 5000 on Bishops own
materials. The Nichols property was only
damaged by an exterior scorching, and is also
covered by insurance. Strange to say, none of
the owners could tell in what companies they
were insured. The origin of the blaze was
unquestionably incendiary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-31
4 Hisconsin Ghost.

The sensation in the quiet village of
Wlnneconne, Winnebago county, Wis, is
this: Several evenings since the residents
in the immediate neighborhood of the
Methodist church of that village were
astonished to hear the sounds of music from
the organ in the building. 1t was late in
the evening, and perhaps attracted more
general attention than at an earlier hour.
crowd of people soon gathered, and specu-
lation was rife as to the probable cause of
the singular phenomena. After a brief
period it was resolved that the matter should
be investigated, and two or three of the
more brave of the party started to effect an
entrance to the church. What was their
surprise to find that the door had been
| broken open, and to all appearance a
burglary had been committed. The
sounds still continued, and further in
| vestigation revealed a woman dressedin deep
mourning and closely yelled manipulating
] the instrument. Fearing to proceed further
without additional aid they returned to the
entrance of the church, but in the meanwhile
| the music ceased and the return of the party
| disclosed the fact that the singular appari-
/ ton had disappeared, and, although Thor
ough search was made, no trace of the
woman could be found, and the party re-
turned somewhat discounted and dismayed.
The affair has created no little excitement
and talk in the village, but nothing thus far
I has been developed that would unravel the
mystery, or in any way account for the ap-
pearance of the woman in the church at that
hour of the night.