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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-18

he Two marriages. The unique feature of
hc festivities, which have been devised on .
grand scale, will be tladitinoal; q dance by
of twelve ministers Of the emper-
or'scabinet: The troussea in both cases, are
mostly Of German make.
Bismarck will take part in the wedding
festivities, and waltze at the head of the
ministers, in the ceremonial dance with
fambeaux. Since 1872, the chancellor has
remained away from all court festivities.
That he now reappears, is considered as in
dicatiny reconciliation between the chan.
cellor ani the emperor.
CROSSED THE FRONTIER
Pera, Feb. 18.-The Porte has informed
the powers that the Greeks have again
crossed the frontier near Arta Albania.
AUSTRIA --....s......
lays great stress on congress assembling az
soon as possible, as the surest means to pre-
vent further complications.
PUBLIC MEETING
of the working men of London, on the east
ern question, is fixed for Thuraday.
POSSIBLE ADVANCE ON GALL1roL1.
London, Feb lS.-In the house of lord.
this afternoon, Mr. Derby appealed to Lord
Stratheden and Campbell not to bring on his
motion previously stated. The government
Lord Derby said, could not discuss the ar.
mistice. Mr.. Derby said that Admiral
Hornby moved the fleet to Mo 1dania bay
on account of better anchorage there, and
better telcgraphic communication With Con.
stantinople, and there we're no further advi
ces regarding the Russian advance on Con
stantinople, but information has been re
ceived regarding possible advance on Gal
lipoli, but the government had not had tim,
to consider it.
PREPARING TO MAKE POPE.
Rome, Feb. IS-After special eervic,
invoking the aid of the holy spirit for th'
conclave, the cardinals will tonight ente
their cells in the third story of the vatican
The operations of the conclave will begil
tomorrow. The cardinals have all arrived
except Di,racllo, St. Marc and Apuhsc
! who are not coming, and McCloskey
Cardinal Dipictro, bishops Of the post
De Luca, prefect of the congregation
and Panebianco, grand penitentiary, are &C
ceptable for the election to the Italian
Cardinals Parocchi, Arch Bishop Onbolol
ma, and Torretti, arch bishop of Ravenn;
are favored by foreign cardinals, while Ca1
dinals Picci, Pontifcal, Camerlsngo and D
Cannass, bishop Of Verona, are slpporte
in various quarters.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-Mr. Voorhees,
presented petition from the citizens Of In
diana, praying for the reconciliation of
silver, or the repeal Of the resumption act.
Mr.. Vice President 1t will be referred to
the committee Oh finance, under the last
clause.
Mr.. Voorhces-The repeal Of the specie
resumption act is yet t, come, and hope it
will come soon.
The senate agreed to consider the bills on
the calendar Not objected to.
The bill to enable the Indians to become
citizens, was taken up, and Mr.. Why:e op-
po,ed it.
After the morning hour further consider
alton Of the bill was postponed till Mon
day.
HOUSE.
Washington, Feb lSth.-The silver bill
with the senate amendments was returned
TO the house Immediately after the com
mcnccmcnt of the session Of to-day, anc
placed on the speakers table with other &C
cumulated business which has precedence
After the reading of the Journal the rol
was called upon private bills. The regula
Monday call Of states for bills and join
resolutions was interrupted for the consid
Grafton of reports from the committee OF
the District of Columbia. The silver bill
may be reported by msjority vote to sc
aside all previous business on the speaker
table.
A conference of the friends Of the bll
will bc held Immediately upon adi'urnmen
of the afternoon session 10 consider the b'
in lis present form, and to decide upo'
action.
Tho bill compcnsa,ing Geo. II. Gliding
for mail service prior to the war, was passct
yeas l52, nays 20.
On motion Of Mr.. Ewing. the Bland All
vcr bill, with The senate amendments, "
ordered printed.
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A HEAVY STORM.

San Francisco, Feb. ls.-A very heavy
storm during the last twenty-four hours, ex.
tending throughout the state, dispatch from
jackson, Amedor county, says: BY the
rise Of the Jackson creek, half Of the Chi
ncese quarters were swept away. Eigh,
Chinamen and two women are known 10 b,
drowned. Considerable minor destruction
OF property is reported from various quar-
tiers. The eupper Sacraments never is yer,
high, and aosd is feared.
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THE nIBERN1AN.

damage.
THE IIIBERN1AN.
Halifax, Feb. ls.-The government
steamer Newfeld, from France, arrived this
morning and reports that Tuesday last she
fell in with the steamer Hibernian in dis
abed condition, having broken her shaft on
the eighth inst. The Hlbernian was under
sail making for Queenstown mails.
TIE LINES OF DEMARcAT1oN.
Constantinople, Feb. ls.-The Russians
have withdrawn from Samidie redoubt Of the
Constantinople line Of defence, occupied
Friday. The orders to the Russian troops
are, not to cross the lines Of demarcation
fixed by the armistice.
SUPPORTING THE GOVERNMENT.
London, Feb. 1s.-In the houee of lords
tonight, Lords Stratenden and Campbell
will move, that in the opinion Of this house,
the terms of the srmistice between Russia
and the Porte are such as to Justify hel
maicsty's government in taking every pre-
cautson to discouraged encroachments, by
which the treaties Oi 1900 anu 1911 are uh
fortunately threatened.
THE SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Some officers at Alderspot have beer
semi i-ofIicially notified that the second arm!
CORPS will be mobilized ut an early date
FRANKFoRr1DE-THE-M
is conapicuously mentioned as the place 10
holding the congress, but Baden Bade'
is likely to be selected.
DOUBLE ROYAL WEDDING.
Berlin. Feb. lS.-The marriage of Prin
cess Charlotte, daughter Of the crown prince
and grand daughter Of Queen Victoria, t
Bernard, hereditary prince of the duchy {
SAKE Meinigen, and Of Princes Eli.abett
daughter Of Prince Frederick Charles,
Augustus. hereditary prince Of the gran
duchy Of Oldenburg, are TO bc solemn'ae
. this evening. The ceremony Will be PEI
formed II seven o'clock, In the chapel OF th
old palace. The king aud queen Of the BE
.;aus Prince Of Wales, Duke Of Connaugh
Prince Of oranss. heir Of the throne Of tn
. N.,h.,,aaas, and many German royal an
~,,rr,y p.r.oaas,.. have arrived 10 visns'
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CAPITAL NOTES.

APPROVED BY THE PRECEDENT.
Washington, Feb. 1sth.-Thc president
has approved the joint resolution declaring
that the reduction OF the tax on distilled
spirits wac lncxpedient.
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EDMUNDS & WYNN, Agents

Legal notices intended for the Weekly Pres
and Dakotaian should be handed in not later
than Tuesday evening.
Communications for the Daily Press and Da-
kotan, also advertisements, should be handed
| in before O'Clock p. IN.
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FIRES.
IN MOBILE

Mobile, Feb. 1s.-Chess Galley & Co.'S
and Bass Taylor & Co.'S, large oil warehouses
burned this morning. Loss S25,O0O.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a,.rKN,los

ersrRSstoS.
Elis,beth. n. J., Feb. 18Th. The Plain,
Geld Ssvings ioa,IsasIoa has cacsfd Ia dcsss
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NEW YORK MARKET
New York, Feb. IS.
l;WHEAT-dull and heavy; spot, 1@2c
and futures 2@4a lower; 1.35 for No. 2,
winter red, March.
RYE-quiet; 1906.
CoRN-1@2c lower; 4S@59c for mixed
western.
BARLEY-quiet.
OATs-quiet; 3ae for mixed western
white, unchanged.
PoRK-dull; 1l.3O@ll.5o.
LARD-heavy and lower; 7.G0.
WHIsKY-9!c. ...
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, Feb. IS.
-l.ol3c.
Money-4@5c.
stocks-quiet.
Governments-strong and higher.
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FOREIGN.
Preparing to Elect a Pope.

The Russian Troops are Instructed
Not TO Cross the Lines Fixed
by the ArmiStice.
A Grand Royal Wedding Tonight. Bis
marck and Other Gay Old Boys to
Trip the Light Fantastic.
The Advices Are Of a More Peaceful
Nature.
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FOREIGN
FRI0ATE RALEIGH.

London, Fe,. lS.-Her majesty's frigate
Raleigh, reported ashore OH the Rabbit
island, is ailoat again. She sustained no
damage,
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CHICAGO.
Chicago, Feb. IS.
WHEAT-heavy, lower and active; gilt
edge; 1.07 bid for regular; l.04sc for
cash 105lc for March.
CoRS-heavy and lower; gilt edge, Ale
regular, 4Oc for cash; 4osc for March;
42ssc bid for May.
OArs-dull, weak and lower; 23ic for
cash, March; 2isc for for April.
RYE-53c.
BARLEY-heavy Acc.
PoRK-heavy and declining 1920 fol-
cash l0.22!c for March; 1o.22sc for April
LARD-weak and lower; 7.s2ac bid 70,
cash; 1925 for March; 7.35 for April.
WHISKY.
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Milwaukee, Feb. IS.
WHEAT-3l@4lc lower; closing weak
hard, Ill for No. l; 1.O99c for No. q
1.O6sc for cash; 1.05ac for February; LOG
for March; 1.O6sc for April; No. 3, 1.004c
CoRN-lower; Ale.
OATs-243c.
RYE-5Sc.
BARLEY-57c.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26
JOhnnie's Grafton.

"Got your speech ready for Friday,
Johnnie?n asked schoolDoy.
mo- said John.
@Well, l have, you'd better hurry up"
s4Pshaw what's the use2'' asked John.
s'You see, speech for Friday isn't just
like lessons that fellow ought TO learn.
Ever so many things may happen so that
| sha'n't have to speak at all. Visitors
NAV come in. or some other boy may
recite something real long, so that there
won be time for me. | saa'n't bother
Mayhe III 60 out in the country that
day. and then if | learned anything it
would be of no use. I'll wait till the
time comes"
John waited, but he did not go to the
country. The other boys chose short
declamations, and Friday morning was
90 cloudy that there WAS no prospect OF
compang. At noon John was I'D state OF
desperation. He few here and there
about the house in search Of something
that would answer his purpose. Uncle
Jack gave HIM book of old dialogues
and orations, but before he could learn
more than d line or two it was school
me.
ne 0tH6ts SHOhtf 1Nt VoSAA iA7NSASsi
without hearing much, and when his OWN
name was called, he walked across the
door with very bewildering feeling,
staring at the ceiling, leaning agains'
post IN the center Of the room. Mr.
Grew would not accept excuses; JOHN
knew that perfectly. He put his hands
ia his pockets and looked at the boys,
Il LED them out again and looked at the
clock; then he began eonfusediy:
"sMg name is NorTal. On the Gram
plan Iiills-aay name Norval. On the
Grarnpian Hills my father feeds hls-his
name is Norval-'H
Runs in tie family that name does,
slyly whispered boy near him.
TIE others began 70 a1gh, for they all
knew how grandty john had talked Of
not taking any trouble. Mr.. Grey be
gan 10 look cdrionsiy over bis glasses,
and John knew thar something must be
done: 30 be suddenly said
i II don't kaow much about Norval, but
I SNOW something ayout industry; so Ill
talk about that
Industry Is q good thing 70 have; it's
better than luck it may not turn out as
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Respectful Under Difficulties i.

The American matrun In Westminster
Abbey moves along corridors and over
bones of the departed in state OF badly
suppressed dismay. Used to walking
reverentlv around the grove of even the
humblest NOR atty, to see herself and
brood actually treading upon the most
majestic of tombs is more to her than
paganism. On q second tour of the Alb
bey was il the train OF such dame
a fairly read intelligent lady, brim full
Of reverence, one who at home worships
her minister and pays regular respectful
Sunday evening visits to the local ceme-
terry. She will never forget her iaunt
through Westminster. Htr running fire
Of horror came out in undertones In this
wise: "Anna, dear, you are standing
right on Ben johnson. james, my son,
don't stradle over Macauiey in that
heather fashion Mr.. Jones, you ought
to be ashamed to step on poor Charles
Dickens. Mercy on me. here | am walk
ing across Dryden" and the miserable
woman sat square down on q bench
above the bones of the first Archbishop
Of Canterbury, and gave up trying to be
even haEf way respectful in a minister
whose every passing stone is slab COW.
sring somebody who once made the
world wonder or tremble-
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he expects, and then he gets into troub
L. If a boy is real industrious, and get
ready for things, why he's ready II tbs
man that invented telegraphing bad wait
cd for luck to turn up j don't suppos'
there'd have been any messages sent VET
Boys, be industrious; get ready for thing
beforehand. and don't wait till the tim,
comes"
John bowed and sat down, and III
boys applauded heartily. Mr.. Grey, VIII
did MT understand the matter so well
hesitated moment. but finally said
Tits address seems to be original ane
suppose we must Judge it lenieutly o.
that account, though i is very impert' CT
" prepared. There are some valuabl,
truths in it, however, which the speakeI
himself may profit Oy. Whatever l.
worth doing at all is worth doing well
Or, rather,'' lac laea, moro sorionaiy
There is a better motto still that silouic
like to give We: Whatsoever We do, do II
heartily as unto the Lord, and not unto
men. That will prevent al shams and
careless work"
The boys thought John had escaped
wonderfully well; but he was certain OF
one thing-that if be had not learned
anything to recite, he had learned some
thing else that day Kate w. HGmatoR
in 8. s.. Visitor.
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! ro,,s comnoslde n on Edward VI.

Henry WEI died one day with great
success He left three children who did
.rot care Ia 80 with him. Their names
were Mary, Elizabeth and Il iward. The
Last was Sire Ed If the family. He was
ia bow III $ sisters were not. Their father
also left Ia wti His will was stronger
.tbal ~ hs 3Aildren, BY will Earl Htrt-
fnld was tp boss the state while Edward
vas young He was only ten years
Young. 1fGItf0rd loved the glass so much
Ee became lumber and was called the
DHEe OIL ~ammeIset He wanted the
kag I'd take The Qheen--of Scotland
but the tfiek was lost because the Scotch
refused t3 assist. The Duke was called
the protector because he protected his
own family and put everybody else away
in the tower The border men Of EGG
land and Scotland were those who board
eden the trorlier and bored each other
almost t05teaih SO they had a fight about
Edward n5arryjng their Queen. he Eng
li-h attaC&ed them BY water, which they
couidn't slams. History says that the
Scotch loss was ten thousand and the
English two hundred. History lies, prob
ably. The government told the people
.Wbht 80 OCH VIZ II tity AlA ds tllSy were
told theg rrst pay taxes to support their
belief ii hey didn't do SO they were
roasted. ihiras were red hot. Some
@oIy told tories about TIC protector and
20 he was t4heu 70 the tower and bad his
hnai chopped III. II WIS not much of a
tea, but be hated to part with it T en-
there wac rising OF the common people,
bntt5ey did not know what for. Most
of them col raised on TO trees with ropes
around tho,rpecks Some very fat men
were burned thus making light of their
comoainta Now I guess it is time for
tae Little Is rg 10 die. He was only SIX
teu when ma gave Up The crown and the
host Ennis
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A Mutual Surprise.

Danbary News
A Danbury grocery firm have taken the
agency for a hammock. One of the ar
ticles they have hung at the front in the
shade of their porch. They hung ii
there as an advertisement, bat numerous
people have got into it TO see how it
worked. 1t hung so low they could cas-
ily sit in it. and undoubtedly the motion
was agreeable and comfortable But The
grocers didn't fancy this performance.
especially as the hammock sitters were
not hammock buyers. Saturday, after
noon they removed the loop on one end
from the hook, and fastened it by bit
of Irvine instead. Shortly after a man
came in for two quarts of molasses. 1t
was put up in his pail, and paper tied
over the top as he had forgotten to bring
cover When he passed out he saw the
hammock. His curiosity was aroused at
once. The grocers were busy inside, so
he thought he would investigate on his
own nook. With that keen intuition pe-
cuhar to a New England man, he saw at
a glance that it was something to get in
10 He knew that il was nothing to wear
and was equally sure it could not be ar
ranged tor cooking. He sat down in
it. Then he swung backward and lifted
his feet up. Then the Irvine fastening
gave away. twas a DIR adful affair. He
had the pail of moslasses sitting on his
lap, and there was dog sitting uRder
the hammock Neither the dog nor the
molasses expected any thing any more
than the man himself did 1t was
a terrible surprise to them. The man
an d the deg lest their presence of mind
and even the pail lost its head The
molasses went into his lap, and ran down
his legs and smashed Ulp under his vest,
and insinuated itself some way in between
himself and his clothes. And when he
went down he hit the dog with his heel
on the back. and the dog was so wild
with terror and amaZement that il sent
up be id splitting yell and fled madly
down the street. having first taken the
precaution to bite him in the leg, and TO
tn over tier of wooden wattr pals.
When the pals went down lot of hoes
were carried over with them, and that
starred a box of garden seeds mounted on
box. and they in turn brought away q
pile of peck measures whose summit was
crowned with pyramid of canned to-
matOeS. II WIS uFtddlul shpCk " ttIC
man, and nearly paralvzed him with its
magnitude; but when enc article follow
ing another came avalanching atop of
him, he thought the evil one himself had
burst loose, and he just screamed as louo
as he could. The molasses was all over
him, and the garden seeds had adhered
10 the molasses, and he looked more like
a huge gingerbread stuck full Of cara
ways than anything else. In this awful
condition he waddled home, and swore
every step OF the way.
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A Sea-slck FrenclIW0man.

was p0t lhe only passenger on board
the Sahara bot / was the only male, and
the onlv valid one The other was the
.Rite Of tbs third officer Of 4 Messageries
,@eraneT uH t}'a Aigicfs, Bona. and Tunis
eEinc, who lad come ont to Africa TO see
'aer husband, and was now returning to
yer mother NJ Soulou. She was poor
felicafe fitti3 woman, shrinking AZ a sem
strive platf 'nd she should never have
gouc 70 sea q all. I had met her at the
botel 81 0g o the day before we left, and
she &as gsel rick with The fear OF being
sick. So sCna as ever she got on board
s.he made M Gcr mind for the worst;
went straigat TO bed refused ali nonrish.
rent save s)ue hideousy nausejus asaae
Which Sfcratt hrewed for her bot aud in
a tiu can. (Which bg IFS Odor seemed once
.t0 haze hc!d ibe oil used 10 lubricaiing
H4arine ENGINES and began 70 squat most
}iama ly Size sq0alied almost without
.Inf4rfnissfon r nine days end nights.
stae-1yl. 6a lid were in ban Dor a. Malaga,
5Caf.agens, and Valentino, She only
anered ri OTIS yep of "Ol ma mere,
Ina 0iere! | 5unt think she was verv
cl.eick physically. There was n
.ieWaraes an board; SO the poor little
Human had tae whole ladies' cabin tn
hefaef an7 used 80 roll about it in the
gno8e slarmin8ty gymBas'ic manner
scarcely 1hiHk that tire Doctor paid her
20 much aitension a. he should have
.l0ne; IN fset cur medico more than once
expressed 5i opinion that the best treat
scent fin lier would be uu bon bouilion,
WI bin rertc de eta de Bordmue. Ell une
50Hao paife ae gtaes. The administration
sftae sgnp as4 fhe vine seemed feasible
n8agh Bnt Il was less essy to discern
lgs,M sea-ssrkness could BE- cured by box
ing the patients ears.--SaSa, IN BeIgraUiG.
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EartI..s Lone CHILDREN.
Detroit Free Press. !

boy, not over eleven years old. whose
pinehed face betrayed hunger, and whose
clothing could scarcely be called by the
name. dropped into Q carpenier-shop on
Grand River avenue the other day, and.
after much hesitation. explained to the fore
man
ssWe want to get a grave-board for ma.
She died last winter, and the graves are 50
thick that we can't hardly find hers no more.
We went up last sund Y, and W. COME awfui
near not finding 1t. We thought we'd git g
grave board. so We wouldn't lose the grave.
When We thought we'd lost it Jack he cried,
aud Bud she cried. and my chin trembled 50
/ could hardly laikIa
..Where IS your father?n asked the car
penter.
s.0h, he's home, bat he never goes mp
there with rs. and we shan't tell him about
the board / guess be hated ma, for be
wasn't home when she died. and he wouldn't
buy no coffin nor nothing Sometimes
when We are sitfin' ON the doorstep talking
about her, and Jack and Bud are ersin, and
Il IN reneu h#riH' how she kissed Us all afore
she died, he says we'd better qait that or
sell get what's bad for as. But We sleep
u stairs. and We talk and cry il the dark
ali We want to. Huw much viii the beard
bes'7
The carpenter selected something fl 1os
tn purpose, and asked:
WHO vii put it up at the graves
"We'Il take Il up on our cort, replied tie
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Rapid Transit in new York.

The whole length Of the elevated road
il about four and half miles. and the
entire trip can be made in about twenty
minutes, though the average time is
al out twenty sve minutes. This, how
ever, is a nderfnl improvement On the
slow. crowded horse-car, which usually
occupies an hour in making the same
trip. The cars on the Sixth avenue road
are models OF comfort and neatness, ana
the motion is as smooth as that OF an in
valid chair ON heavy velvet carpet. Dur-
ing the first few GAYS they were crowded
beyond convenience, but now that the
novelty of riding in them has worn of,
all passengers can easily obtain eais.
Tie fare is ten cents for the whole ais
lance or any part Of it, except for tTo
hours ia the morning ana the same in the
latter part Of the afternoon, when il Is
onIy i've cents. This is fixed by the com
pany's charter, end cannot be changed.
and It's object is to enable the working
classes to get fhe benefit OF the road a
the price they can afford to pay. The
same rule will operate OH the Thru ave
nue. road. which will probably be in run
ming order by October, or possibly so9n-
er.--Neao York Lefter
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Hard to Tell.

The sounds of blows and shrieks at
traced crowd before a house On Muilet
street. the other daF, and directly po-
licenan came saHntering along. He
seemed a frlae anxious, but yet made no
movement, and one of the crowd ex.
CANNED:
,Wsv in the name Of Heaven don
yoa stop that47
rs it dgilt2r queried the officer.
.sOf co r u ii Is II
Are you suref
sSurea Wny even fool can tell that
some one j. being pounded to desth!n
.Ft rh4ps 80, mnseet the officer; but
gou cam tall--can't tell. / jumped il
nee ia just such case IS this, and
found thai It vas young lady taking
music lessns, instead OF row. Keep