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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19
MITE l.uUI:th l'Di.I.DCh
and Principals.
Mice 1ITSIE POLLOCK

TEE tJlT1IE FULLOUh, J
Regular eight lnonths' e'uran tDi teachers
commences October 1th Tcrma-SlOo. in two
payments. Summer (parta) COURSE. from Jal7
10Th TO September 10Th, so
AS it ia only d qnostinn Of timo NJ TO ''heH tu.1
s1ata,n will ba s,Ioptod In our public achoois.
young ladies will do we'll h. b' lrat IN the hela
and gain All experience in n profession less over
stock sd than any other. " o,o
For particulars apply to tho Principals, 80
9Th IT.. 3: c. corner ct Il 81 msan'hs''A' ~ H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19

y1OGKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
IL SANDY Spring Maryland;
This institution will ba openaI SEPTEhBEk
iS. 1878. 1t will ba conducted on the same
nrinciplos and with tho Same assistants AS tho
5tsnmoro s5choo which my sister. Caroline IL
Miller has concluded to rolInqu!sh. a fG'l
courso ofinstrucLion, With lectures, Will boglvah
For circulara with tarma and other particulars.
address ..
HENRY q. ALiOWELL, A. NJ
IL 1.oO3m frincip6i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19

OUR PUBLIC Schools. --'l'Itn public schools
all ycopcn AZ usual, or the first Monday Of
:<cllember, and those who ought to know n"w
Nay that there will be TO difficulty IN keeping
hem open sill tho year. and thut tie doubtful
expelrnt Of calling Oh their patrous for c'ntri'
Lulans will not have 10 be rcsoEtcd to.
The clerk of tie School Board will grant Per
niS every day during tho first week OF Sop
Timber lnd persons desirous of sending their
children are reminded That they must first pay
'hc city corporation tax and present the collec-
tors receipt when they apply for permits. The
tax 10 only fifty cents.
The City Treasurer has received letter from,
the Second Auditor Of the State, in whicl, he
says that au instsllment Of the State School
tnnd will probably be paid On September |,
or sOoECr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19

Near Alexandria. Virginia.

Il. Nj. KnACkFOKD, MA, rrincnu.
Tho Both Annual Session opens S@Dte"t1s"
9th, IHI5:. Assistants and forms 81 before. Bay;
p:rparnd for c,Sgn or bu4naia. Catalogue,
scat on spphnstlon To tho i'rne,pnl. 1T Alnt.h-
dra. Vn " l2-ao&tVtol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19

IrlNDFisiiA NHi. II a La lN3Tl-
LIZ. rllrN ~ NATitnhI. KINDER
IAkr"H r.I:. lUiIH 'iE!r AND al
y iJlJ i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19
T'lie Presidential Fraud.

NEW YoRE, Aug. l9.-The Potter iueesi.
CATION committee resumed its session this morn.
ing. TIE apparent Insanity Of John +. l.oc:
was generally discussed lis wife and child,
rcn arc down with the yellow fJver in New
Orlcana. which with the excitement Of testify.
log before the committee muY have caused o
temporary arrangement 1T the nlnh.
Mr. Hsoock roa telegram ironi Governor
ktlioEg az follows:
CHICAGO, August ~.
lion. Mr. UScock:
Just arrived here and read Lsel = evidence
as published. Aoy statement that ] requested
him to manufacture afhdavitS or do any i'm
proper action connected with any election officer,
or that had any conversation with him as he
details, either regarding Anderson j protest Or
visiting statesmen or even that [ proposed TO
introduce him to visiting statesmen as stated
by him is absolutely false. Through the innu.
cnce of Packards friends Leet was chosen e
delegate to tho State convention for some IN
accountable reason. lilo voted against Packard
and Packard'A friends denounced him for
trcachcry, and lie vas not therefore considered
in connection with the cnnvass or election
Months otter the election he Wr0to mo polO.
geti; letter evinong friendship. hence my letter
Of February o. lie wrote me several times last
winter claiming that he was rendering me
service on The Times. | merely replied in
friendly manner: defy him to produce 9th.
err letters, or any evidence save hia own aSsnr-
tons in any way duplicating me, or even 10
| corroboralon Of any Of his material statements
regarding me. lie has been tor months past
begging for office; latiery threatening and
dcnouucup because no did not receive one.
Any statement that Packard Md myself or
leading republicans even took Loot iut0 our
party councils will IL received with dcrision in
Louisiana. w. J.. KELLOGG.
As Mr.. Iloru. who was expected to tcs.
tiiy, did not put in hn appearance,
the pcrgcanl ut prms was directed to com.
ncl his attendance before Tie com.uittee
To morrow morning at II o'co,k. General
Butler then called attention to his request
made las: week, regarding tho failure and re-
insal of Senator Stanley Matthews 10 appear
before the committed lie now moved that
the isc: Of bis service ty subrte IA and his
failure to come before the committee DO entered
on the minutes and TINT this committee report
him to tho House for their action in the matter.
Mr.. Potter said be had lost sight of
Gen Butler motioa last week, but rcmsnberel
it and would entertain it now. lie put the mo.
lion to tie committeo and it was unanimously
resolved to report Senator Matthews to the
House ~ being in contempt. There being no
witness before tho committed On adjournment
waa taken until | | @ CLOCK to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19

SwINDLER.- Saturday night a we'll
dressed man went into the store of Mr. Samuel
j. Reed on Fairfax street near Duke, and
bought ham which he asked to have sent to
his residence on Duke street above Pitt. 10
payment for the ham be rendered check pur.
porting to have been drawn by Mr. I. A. Reed
on the First National Bank, in favor Of George
Blaine, for nineteen dollars and some cents.
The change was given him by Mr.. Reed and he
started off with the errand boy carrying the
liam. On the way, however, he made an ex'
cuso for leaving the boy and has not since been
! seen. The house to which the ham was sent
was found to be vacant and the check brlng
presented to Mr.. L. A. Rood's bookkcepcr was
declared q forgery. The swindlcr is supposed
to have been the Same who has recently played
the same game SO successfully 10 WASHINGTON
and Baltimore, under the name OF George An
dc1sop. lie has not yet been arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19

TIE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Although the
work Of putting up the buildings for tho com
ing Agricultural Fair has been somewhat inter
ferred with by the rainy weather, still it is
progressing satisfactorily. Ii will bo pushed
forward with vigor, and the buildings will be
completed within the specified timo. 10 show
their appreciation of the endeavor to have
successful fair here this fall, some Of our cltl-
zans have signifed willingness to offer special
premiums as an induccmeDt to exhibitors. and
We are requested to state that any desiring TO
thus lend laid and comfort to the Agricultural
Society. will please leave their names aud dlrec.
ton with MIR. James t. Beokhan, Secretary OF
the Society, in order that tho premiums may TO
properly listed in tho catalogue now being pre-.
pared for publication.
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" King ST., s. ". corner Fairfax
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
BLACK HILLS NOTES.
pcalwood Times.

DR.. Jennings, deputy United States inter
nal revenue collector in the Hills, has
received Sl4,272,5l on licenses pince his
residence in Deadwood. This amount in
cludes all the licenses in the Hills.
The Cheyenne and Black Hills stage com.
pany will put line Of coaches on the Fort
Pierre route as soon as travel begins on the
Missouri river They intend to make this
line as good as the one to Sidney or Chey-
enne.
Evans & Hornick will open their Fort
Pierre freight route again in April. They
have added large number Of fresh head
of stock and many new wagons 10 their last
summers outfit, and Mr.. Evans says they
will have carrying capacity enough Of their
own he coming summer to keep the freight
via Pierre constantly moving.
The evidence, proving the former settle
ment Of the Black Hills by white men, Ii
accumulating almost daily. The laborers
engaged in excavating for the foundation
for Langrishes theatre found bottle o
Perry Davis pain killer and small bed o
charcoal, at depth Of ten feet beneath tn,
surface and about fifteen feet in the mill
The relic is now in possession Of Jane
Odell, the man who found it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
,.,ho,,cs and Protestants Arrayed
'' Against Each Other.
.,n,,. Suffrage In Utah In Fair Way 70. bs
Abolished.
eobbioo Of an Express Train in Texas
by a Gang Of -Four Men
,..,a Duke Nicholas 10 10 Visit Co"ssa"-
sinOple.
THE DOMINION.
A MELEE.

Toronto. March lS.-Shortly a'ter mid
r;eb, mob advanced up Queen street, and
attacked Ca.groves' tavern. The crowd in
sd, answered with revolvers and the riot
or, returned the fire. Hundreds Of shots
we're exchanged, and stones we're poured
into the hotel, until the window sashes and
furniture were demolished. The police
scattered the mob with their batons. Four
men we're shot, one young protestant,
James Clegg, i. is feared fatally. Mean
time, another mob numbering one thousand,
attacked Collins tavern, further up Queen
s,reet. where o. Donovan Rosa Was believed
I, be, but the police cleared the street.
Rosa was driven out Of town. At eleven
o'clock Policeman Worth was knocked
seuscless with a cobblestonc, and his com.
rades all more or les, injured. Probably
$50 rioters we're wounded.
New York, March ia Toronto dis
patch says that until 5 O'clock this morning
the tumult which originated at the O'Dono'
van Rosas lecture last night, continued il
full blast. Rosa's whereabouts are un
known to the general public. Nine com
panies Of troops, and hundreds Of police
men guarded ST. Patrick's hall, near whicl
was mob Of seven thousand.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
WASHINGTON.
CAPITAL. NOTEa.

SAfITAI. NOTES,
Washington, March ly.-Tbe ,ut.c,;,.
nons to-day to the four per cent bonds were
$l,Ol2OOo. Total subscription 10 date.
sa,0o0,ooo.
lhe senate committee OH finance TO-DAY
heard Secretary Sherman in opposition to
the house bill, which proposes the repeal of
the specie resumption act.
Washington, March 16.-Thc house Judi.
ciary committee today authorized Chair
man kno.tto prepare and report 10 the
house, the bill repeating the bankrupt law,
to take effect as TO involunt ,ry proceedings,
Immediately after Its passage, and as to VOL
untsry proceedings, from and after July
LIST. 1870.
The house committee on territories, to-
day agreed to report to the house, with favor
able recommendation, Representative Lut-
trells bill, to regulate elections and elective
franchise in Utah. The bill provides that
after its passage, every male citizen Of the
United States, age q and upward, who
shall have resided in the territory for six
month', mex. preceding any election, and
ten davs in the ward, township or other
election precinct, in which such person ehal
offer to vote, and no other person whateve,
shall be entitled to exercise elective fran
chisc in the territory. The bill disfran
chiscs women who now have access to tn,
polls in Utah.
The senate railroad committee was read
not only TO recommend favorable repor
upon the Texas Pacific, but also to orde
an adverse repor, upon the Southern Pac6
bill. The friends of the latter agreed t
j. make no further opposition.
In the committee TO the favorable attio
! OF the Texas Pacific, the measure provide
thu, the southern Pacific bill should b
placed on the senht. calendar without 3,
compan, ing the adverse report. The bi
recommended for passage is almost cop
of the measure adopted nv msiorty of IT
house committee.
Washington, March l0-Secrc,ary Snel
man before the finance committee too
ground, ,aa. the reconciliation act .,E
- silver bill did some good aad some bart
h One way, in which II was harmful, was
the return Of the bonds from abroad but
produced good by increasing foreign con
aence in our bonds, since our own peop
took them up in large quantities. I
!. stated that the resumption Of specie pa
y mcnt could not he permanently maintaint
ic wi,hou, retaining the legal tender functio
" for abou, $500. .O0O, 900 of L. S. notes. o,
er words, that legal tender notes aft
reaching par, should be paid on, again
c. government disbursements.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
COMPUTATION SlMPLlFIED
-El-
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"a new publication that must prove OF meal
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the book itself can calculate its own wortI.for
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1t shows. at glance. the accurate value of
Wheat Corn. Rye. Oats. BARLEY. Cattle. Hogs.
Hay, Coal Lumber and Merchandise from ore ore
pound to a car iOad. ana al any PF'ce 'h't' tie
market is likelyto reach.
1t shows the Interest Oh any sum. for any time.
at sir ssren. eight and ten per cent both simple
and compound.
1t shows the correct time intervening between
two dates also, the month and day ot lhe month
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1t shows the exact measurement of EoardS.
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II shows the Wages. at various rates, for hours.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
CRIME.
ROBBERY.

llu,chins, Texas, March 10 = Train
number 4. due here Ut 10 :O5. WAS robbed
by four masked men. The express was
taken, the mail plundered. and Express
Messenger Thomas, wounded. About fi-
teen or twenty shots we're exchanged. The
leader Of the gang was 20 or q years Of
age, about feet high, square built. dark
complexion and hair. All appeared to be
Young men. They made the engineer and
fireman. 40 agent and negro who was on
the platform, stand in front Of the express
car door, 90 ,ha. the messenger could no,
are. When leaving they took . northeast
direction going towards Trinity bottom.
SUICIDE.
Columbia, Tenn, March l9.-John NJ.
Larkina, Of the firm Of j. NJ. Iarkin 4 Co.,
suicided this M rning BY shooting himself
The deed was committed in the counting
room, while the clerks we're at breakfast
Financial embarrassment ia suppose to bt
the cause. The following note was found in
his vest pocket:
do this terrible deed from remor.c.
have been the cause Of running good maj
and family. God forgive me ! ca"no
face the wsrld again
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19

Typhus RACES at Adrisnopls AMI Philip
poplis. There is much sickness here and at
EIzerOum.
Six thousand persons have been attacked
with measles at Lyons, France.
A new temperance act, to apply throug h.
out the dominion, was introduced in the
senate Saturday. II authorizes any city or
county to prohibit the sale ofalcholic liquors
excep. for medicinal, mechanical or sacra-
mental purposes. The Law will be subject
to ratification by majority Of the dominion
electors.
The canal around the rapids at keokuk,
Iowa, has undergone repairs during the
winter and every precaution has been taken
against the delay Of steamboats, during the
coming season. 1t was opened to navlga-
ton last Saturday and several boats have
already passed through each way. Every
th;np connected with the locks works very
smoothly.
! Tie ;ury in the case Of the city Of Chicago
rs. the bond Of Elk City Treasurer David A.
G.ee for defalcation in 1874, returned a
verdict for the city last Saturday for the
amount Of the original deficiency, s5Os, ,704
without interest and for 81 100000 penalty
| Inc OOOuSLNcIl are a"Oh6 o"' '"Sos
inent citizens. A motion for new trial wa
entered by defendants.
Commodore John II, dges Graham, Unit
ed States navy, died in Newburch, n. y, o
apople1y Saturday evening, aged 81. Th'
commodore was one of the twelve othcer
who took part in the midnight expedition
against the British stronghold opposite
Black Rock, nine Of whom were killed o
severely wounded, Mr.. Graham receiving
wound in the ankle which caused the ampu
tstion Of the limb afterwards.
A Pera correspondent telegraphs that tn
Russians are believed to be etrengthen'n
their present positions in front OF CONSTANT
uople, on the Bosphorus, and near Gallipoi
as iffor the purpose Of invasion or length
cned occupation, instead Of ornament peac'
lie saw, the conclusion 10 extending that tn
} war ia not ye, over. Russian transports
great numbers are constantly landing SUI
Z plies nj BourKas, on the Black aea, and tai
ius avay the sick and wouxdcd, but 8
able-bodied soldierA
Moss Of the papera in Madrid dircuss II
causes Of the crisia in the nanutacturis
|, disaricia Of Catalonia, aud In the con,merc'
c<utess % the Mediterranean coast. whe
numerous failures have taken place. %
huudrsd sad nineteen factories have hc'
: cloasA aad 1900 vorkmca thrown out
{ empleymea,. Ainie,eria! papers edvcea
. he policy Of catering tato Commercial sre
. ,ies With reciprocity and 10 opsa sev M
| ksss . ths ~ ssoeay 81 he 0ssss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, March l9-Mr. Matthews,
from the camlnittce on railroads, reported
back the Texas Pacific BILL introduced BY
Mr. johnson on the tenth Of December, and
tina, Of MI Dorsey on the 18th OF December
last. with q substitute, which the commit
Tee recommended for passage. Placed on
the calendar.
He also reported without amendment the
bill to aid 10 the building Of the Southern
Pacific railroad from i,s terminus in Arizf.
us to point near FL Paso. Placed on the
calendar
The Woodruff scientific bill passed as it
came from the house.
Mr.. Blaine Introduced bill for the pro
lection of dramatic literature. Referred.
The senate bill amending the revised
statutes relative TO the cultivation OF timber
On the public domain was discussed during
the morning. and then laid aside.
The Pacific railroad sinking fund bill was
considered.
MIR. Phillips said that when the house
considered the bill in relation TO the posta
service. no would offer a. substitute thu
bill favorably considered by the committee
on mixing and currency.
Mr.. Harrison, chairman y: the committed
ON civil service reform, submitted the ma
h ,rtv report on the charges against Door
kcrer Polk. II declares that Polk va
unfit for the responsibilities Of his position
and recommends the adoption of . rssolu
ton declaring the office Of the doorkeepc
yacap, and devolving its duties on the sci
re.u,. II. .rms until the appointment OF
! new door keeper.
The minority repor, signed by Mcssrs
, Cook, Cravcns, Gath and Henry declare
that no corruption having been proven. no
even charged against Polk, it would oc
! cricvioas wrong to adopt the mai 'r'ly e
port. =
The repo,,, we're ordered printed and n
committed. and Mr.. Harrison gave no''e
,hu he would no, call the matter up beloF
Saturday,
Mr., O'Ncill presented rcmonstrances
p,,u,er., clcetro,y ?crs. sscreotvpcr'' ooo
..,,crs cpcravcrs and others, against Tue
,,oo Of The committee on ways aud mca'
/. q, no. imposing duty on imported s'crs
. ,,,, and c,retype printing r,sses H
4 ferscd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
GENERAL MEETING.

GEShkAL AEEIINt
Cincinnati. March l9.-The general meet
of the American Social Science Association
for this year will be held in the new music
hall of this city, Immediately after the May
musical festival.
DEBTORS STATEMENT.
j. S. Trimble, Of Mt Gilead, o, who re.
Gently suspended, presents the following
statement Of his affairs: Liabilities. $l27,.
900; assets $4,000. Nearly half the lat.
ter is in real estst'.
EXCITEMENT AT DARTMOUTH.
Hanover, N. H., March l9.-There was
renewed excitement at Dartmouth this
morning. Five more arrests we're made, all
sophomores but one, including the two beat
en- by freshmen. The pounded senior and
sophomore are suspended until the end Of
the term, but the senior is allowed to gradu-
ate with his class. OF three freshmen un-
der arrest, the ringlcadcr was some time ago
dropped from class roll. Another was to-
day expelled, and another separated. About
dozen other freshmen are suspended and
indefinitely separated. The action OF the
the faculty does not affect legal proceedings.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
FOREIGN.
GEN. GRANT.

GEN. GRANT.
Naples, March l9.-Geu. Grant, wife and
son arrived last evening in the United
States steamer Vandalia, which will return
to Athens tonight.
UP AND DOWN THE DANUBE.
London, March l9.-Saifing ships,
tugs and lighters, pass up and down the
Danube. The torpedoes are buoyed.
vRANZA REoCcUPIED.
The Servian Shumalia corps has made a
denomination against the peace conditions,
and reoccupied Vranza, declaring it will
not leave it unless forced.
THE VISIT TO coNsrASTlSopLE.
Constantinoplc, March 16.-Grand Duke
Nicholas TO obviste the difficulties about q
military escort passing through the city,
proposes TO come on the imperial yacht
Eyrklick. The sultan would then return
the visit abroad the yacht Meantime the
Porte, out Of consideration for the olhe,
powers, has requested the grand duke no,
to embark at Buyukdcre, where the imper
ial yacht is anchored
| TORPEDO BOATS
The German ambassador here has deniet
from his agent at Buyukdere the statemen
that two Russian torpedo boats will accom-
pany the yacht. The vessels are fitted fo
torpedoes, but none are aboard.
EMBARKATIoN POSTPONED.
Safvet Pasha has gone to San Stefano t
inform Moukhtar and Mehemet Ali Pasha
that the embarkation of the Russians, q
San S,efano, is impossible at present, ant
that it must be postponed.
REDUCTION IN WAGES.
London, March 19.-The cotton man,
fac,ur propose ten per cent reductio
IN wages, aud the iron master * per cen
, instead Of from 10 TO L. The mines
, Tamworth have accepted the ten per cel
decrease
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
NEW YORK.
fAlI.unu.

New York, March ~. Mills. a i.rgc
broker. suspended beisg short Of market.
sold OUT.
New York. March la.-~ovins to the fail
n's u =. n. Aill. \ Co., TO kesr sasas'-
""ass, sares hlocks Of s,oeks ues~ seld out
sndss sale. Ai,h -. uas Of the n'''''
~e@'neai otssxsoss ee The stsssi. sna |"
sAA TO - sAess u Nes,hs-.a ssd =, Pal
'.~ss, shisA svss~,iy h.,s h-~s ssi'"S
sasst eAvsA~ss