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Thursday, October H;h.

Both branches of the Legislature
met Irsuaot 10 adjou nmen..
10 the Council Tue following bills
wee Introduced:
by M: Day. an act for the pro =
tec,'on OF game aud fish in the couu-
ties OF Walla-walla, Coiumbia and
Whitman.
by nr. Dunb&', an act regulating
the 3lSn'iag Of liquor licenses.
BY Mr. McGiynn, an act ,elatiog
TO the collection OF Territorial ard
County ievsnue.
Iy Ne. Day, al act def aing libel
and pfos'diog for its punishment.
The following wee passed:
Council bill 10 change he name Of
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DR. SIP Z N N ET.
NO. II KEARNEY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.

Young Mon
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w of youthful follies or indiscretion,
will do we'll to avail themselves of this,
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. DR.. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of
Seminal weakness or private disease of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to frequent
evacuation of the bladder, often accom-
panied by slight smarting or burning
sensation, and a weakening of the system
in a manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits q
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to q dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die Of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage of semin-
al weakness. DIR. s. will guarantee per-
feet cure i'm all such cases, and healthy
restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
OFFICE HoURs-10 to and 6 to 8. Sum
days from 10 to II A. M. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, S..
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY Il co.
No. ~ Kearny ST., San Franisco.
San Francisco, CAL, Apl. Is. 1878. ~
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WHhN we asked Jones why he
didn't come back from Portland
with the crowd, he said he did not
wish to he takeu for legislator. 1t
is naughty Of Jones TO talk so, very
naughty, indeed.
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The Legislature.
FfrIrl. 'tOsr Int.

a ,.yu up pNOcllal'N 'o-ua. - ""
r..,in.;on for au nd
- 49,, =. ill.,.
.ua'umeut TIL lhursua!' ~ "''o"
az l,oIv TO visit Portland, IN ie-
;r,;.a,;un 81 the Giant
i IT.,
L., IiIuI NoanH'I''eS'
-. ,,-ss finally carried, aud both
,,:,, 90 40. 1av.
bc"lt>
4 few bills were lh'louuceu' 'ue
r,I.s of which VII lie gwen io-mor-
r.w-
The FOLLOWING are tie staudlUG
,..,.,,;....softbeC ouocl:
Elections -l''v- 'I'nr Snd i-Ai,n'
Federal Relations -Iuih>. tline ana
ulv.
W4Vs aud Means Ringer Dudley ahd
In.'.> p...,.. Il, ,,d n,x
ir.',.',, - nuni,,r. Mc-ii,nu aud Lipu
NJ l.,aiy Anair,-pay. Dudley and puo-
iar
Roads and h'-h"a\a-i-Ai'"' "''''''''
'nl l"Ill' ..u- uc,o,o rio.., and
III. Lm-'o>>''' '''''' -"''' '''''
rn,,llcd Bills-Eipger, DuGlev and
pUnbar
Ipdian Affairs Tuilis, DAY and Ringer
{ mrnerce-LaDu, Tullis and c!ine'
rruin= Tullis, Ringer aud Dudley.
experimentation Day ana p"'''
va n.c,o. ,.n,a,.nor
Observation-Disclosures, """, Tnlli, and pav.
,,I,imsNCIine Dav and LaDu.
Mrmorials--pudley, Dunbat and DAY.
4 pnhlic Grounds and Buildnes-Einger,
DDay and McGlenn.
Territorial Library'--Cline Day and
h'nS'r'
Min Mining :, ana ,!1ino Mining lh'efes's-Lap"'
",,,o" anh orders-Du,bar Iopu and
Dudley.
Hospital fer Insane --LaDu, Day and
Dutlev.
In the Council, a bill was intro
duced 20 amend an act entitled "Aa
I No., ~ r., Conrt Of 1Vhotcom co,n;, !"
DnoI second ,;me md referre1 60
Comm;tteo IN Jnd;c;arv
Mr. T,lI;s ;n:rodnced III 10
ohonoo the mama of Ibe com,.v con;
of I,ew;s county neaa second t;me
and refe,reS ~ Commit; az on Conn.
.;as ~ '|' ~
A.. D,rhor ;n.,oa,ooa q hill ,o
rroy;da for i;mes of hold;nr tho
lawns of Cont in E;rst Jnd;c;a7 Die.
;r;ci of WASHINGTON Terr;;orw on1
for ernense Of Jnd"e nead ssconJ
,;mo npd roforroJ - romM;t 90 nn
Jnd;c;arv " " ' "
Alter cood deo1 os ,;me tole,
nm IN ro",1om d;scns.;on of lIa
~ iha n,as,;on ,ha Cormo;I nassaJ
~ ~ Ices'iou' ~: Ho ~ paseoN
Of Che Grant recant;e, comm;itee Of
the ~ &c por,ionI ~ r;s;t .ho.
nlace o4 Non,lov ood ,a,t;c;note in
d. the festivities Of the aaw
Connc;, "5;o,,rnoJ 20 moo, y,
Tnnrsdow morn;nn tha 1c;h instant
90
In tbe House, a bill was intro
duced defining "lawful fences" 10
Stevens EQUITIES. Read second lime
and ordered printed.
A bill to provide for times of
holding courts 10 Fist judicial Dis
ilict of Washington Territory, and
expenses of Judge.
A bill for relief of District judges.
A bill TO appropriate money for
the benefit Of The University of Wash
ington Territory and 10 provide for
free scholarships in said University.
Ordered printed.
A bill to amend an act entitled,
" Az act relating to liens, approved,
Nov. sth, 1877. Ordered printed.
A bill for the relief of the county
OF Stevens.
A bill 10 provide for The preven-
ton of scab and other infectious dis
eases among sheep in the couu lies
OF Walla'walla, Columbia, Whatcom,
Stevens, Yakima anC Klicki,at. Or
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If 1T TAKES ALL SUMMER
LADIES' and Gents Wear,
Made to order promptly, and at reduced
rates.

Made to order promptly, and at reduced
rates.
Vincent is prepared to make you shoes
For fair or stormy weather
Stout or stylish, thick or thin
OF plain Or fancy leather,
And this can be proven by the large con-
course of customers that daily throng his
store.
His stock is large. his assortment rare,
His manners bland and childlike
He'll fit you out in tip-tOp style,
And receive your money so mild like
That it is q pleasure to buy of him, illus
trating the. proverb that cit is more
blessed to give than to receive"
Iyour understandings wear
And are filed with unsightIy holes,
More holy Than righteous though you be
He'll give you patent soles,
And this is an improvement on the theol.
Ogy of the times, showing that he always
keeps in advance of public sentiment.
Come and select the style you need
As you must sooner or later,
And order them made in finest style
OF calf, kip or alligator,
Anything in the shape Of leather may
be used, as suits the customer, and the
W kmanship will be executed in strict
accOI lance with mathematical principles
and Mc. iteclural symmetry.
Main stree I. between Fourth and Fifth.
BENZ VINCENT.
Olympia, Marcu 30, 1878. 5:if
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A A HON 3 INDUSTRY /!

The undersigned his thanks
people Yankton particularly and to his many
friends throughout Dakota Nebraska for the
@ IN
business in this city, and he
desires call the attention Of these friends and that of
people generally the enlarged facilities extern
oommodous roos which the late
provided and which the of Dudley
& Hawley, possesses
In the line Of the Hardware trade and in the manufacture
Of Copper Ware claims
equal in all respects anything in the north
west occupying three grand rooms each 25lO0
tent
In the future application business he hopes
the Hardware Of region which naturally
this point centered here and shall
make for the interest Of the people within this region
their Hardware Tnware Copper and Sheet Iron ware
Stoves and all other articles in this line from
! Yours gratefully and respectfully
GEO. e. HAWLEY,
| Union Block. Third St.
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Lonaon. Jsn. 4.-Employers. ID the west
Of Scotland contemplate . return 10 "a
hours work-a week. employers will con
slider the matter next week.
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I sfoR.ee;;s.
49,
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
Ottax =, Jan. 4.-Parliament meets O
The lssh Of Fshsasy, :, a4t,r

= 4 ro1sraARRorrb..
Madrid, Jan. 4.-Moncasi las been hand.
ed over to the brotherhood charged with a.
companying condemned persons to exlcu-
ton. A chapel is erected in his cell where
he will remain twenty hours in prayer.
The execution is to be by garotte
1AYERwwT4E TEL JOB DONE.
Juan Mencasi, Who attempted to assassin.
ate the king Of Spain Oh the 25,h of Octo-
Der last. was executed this morning. AT
midnight the prisoner made a will leaving
his property to his wife, At be attended
mass and a, s he was led from the prison
and taken..in a carriage,, to the .cahold,
which he mounted without support, and
listening 10 the admonitions of the prissts.
Two bsttallions Of troops were drawn up
around the scaffold. An immense number
Of spectators were present.
WILL RESIST.
London, Jan. AN societies connected
with the engineering trade. unite t. resist
any prolonRation Of the hours of labor. The
cotton masters at Huddersdeld are consider
ing the sdvisablli,y reducing wages as a,
Oldham. {5Gt}E 5~
RIOTS THREATENED,
Constantinople, Jan. 4.-Owing to the
depr. citation # :, the Gaines and the high
Fprices ofprovisiona, anonymous letter&have
been addressed t. the porte threatening
serious riot. if caines are not Withdrawn
Military precautions have been taken.
&. PROPOSE TO pEkogxee! -, : |
Paris, JaG.: 4:-The Di7 Ned1isve Sickle
(nerspaper) say. the minister of foreign
affairs proposes to the cabinet to denounct
treaties Of commerce With England and Bel
GUM.
FAILURE,
London, Jan. Ar. Hudson 4 Co., seet
crushers Of Leeds and Hull, failed; liabili
ties, elc5,00o.
THE CORNISH BANK.
A dispatch from Plymouth says the Cor.
nish bank will cause terrible dfstrcss among
the traders Of West Cornwall. The imme
diate cause Of suspension is run on the
bank during the last fortnight, resulting
from rumors that the late Sir Frederick
Williams.was largely indebted, to the bank
and that large portion Of its capital was
locked up in mines and advances on tin
Further stoppage of the Cornish mines is
inevitable, and the failure Of many private
firms must follow. The deposit. amount to
95, 100000 ''~ &-@ =.
y" BANK FAILURE
Londan. jan. 4.-The Cornish bank at
I'runo. Cornwall. closed this morning. I,
is hoped the suspension, will be only tenn
porarily. The bank dads very y.large busi-
ness 10 mining aud other commercial en-
enterprises, The bank belonged to
Tweedie. William & Co. It was establish.
ed about one hundred and ten years age
and has branches at Falmouth, Peurin and
Redruth: Sir Frederick Williams, membe,
Of parliament for Truro, who died recently
held one third of the concern. His widow
is the sole executor. The bank had au
tbbrlzedi,he issuesof forty-niue. Thousand
pounds.
HOURS OF WORK.
Louaon. Jsnn. 4.-Enpioyer. ID the WEI.
Of Scotland contemplate . return 10 s.
hours work q week. employers will con
slider the matter next week.
90 S+<9 S:sis e,pEc fhs@'S
I
LIBRARY AND PosToFFIcE.s
Rnaton Ian 4-The nnhl;c l;hr..v an.
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Ns~ Ysrk, Jau.a Bank aa.eaent Re
serve iacrsse& S7es. .77S 10 excess "f legal
legal rsqaistks6n 3ll,Ns.s50
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IN HUNTINCTON ". \


Cincinnati, Jan. 4.-A Huntington
West Virginia dispa,ch states that fire is
raging in that place. Five houses are de.
stroyed including the principal hotel.
<.eT4ysA FIGURING silI.I.0s
ss.Huihsa& Cos auairtns mill at Hamil.
ton. Ohio, waa partially burned this morn
ing. Loss estimsted At ei,hteen thousand
dnilars. ~
HEssTARTEns sHIs,FIRE WITH KERosENE.
Charles Eopsly; .of Nictolasville, Ky,
attempted to lighta FIRE ftoai 4 coal oil
lamp. The lamp exploded, fatally burning
Lonely and one child, and seriously injurins
another child. The house caught fire aud
tas entirely destroyed. i, I; svs,
1VQ 1Hopss AND WOMAN BURNED. 4
Wsllpole, Mass. jan, THE house Of
Benjamis Neal burned this morning. His
wife perished in the flames.
HOTEL, ETC.
Harrington, w. Va, Jan. IA Ere this
morning dis,royed the Avenue hotel and
four, other buildings. ,Losa $4,000
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Continuation ot,the Snow Block.
ade on Eastern Rail-
roads.
Isaa Msaeasi, ths spalish Assassin
Executed ills Morning.
Union Pacific manase cement Sharply Cri-
ticised by Government Directors.
WASHINGTON.
'|ITI IA,
,REPoHr. OF GOVERNMENT r. R p1REcroas

REPORT OF GOVERNMENT r. r DIRECTORS.
Washington, Jan. 4.-The government
directors have sent their annual report 10
the secretary, Of the interior. They are Of
the opinion ihA ,1t Union Pacific, in view
of the extremely liberal aid it has received
from the government, and the brilliancy Of
IL success as q numerical enterprise. should
: be- judged by the most severe standards
known among the railroads of the country.
Measured by ,hi. standard they report de-
6ciencies many and apparent "A, the same
time the property is being brought up with
steadiness, though slowly, to = fair degree Of
average excellence. The failure to replace
with steel rails, the'worn' ont iron rails 10
sharply criticised, and the directors say that
although the policJ now pursued by the
company in regard to the material condition
Of the property is careful and sufficiently
safe, it is BY no means liberal nor such as
the country has right to expect or the gov
ernment to insist upon.
ALL RIGHT NOW. ~
Washington, Jan. 4.-The District Of Co
lumbia bonds, which Treasurer Gill6llan
refused to redeem, ~ they lsekedthe seal
Of the district, have been completed BY the
commissioners and redeemed by thetfeas-
.nrer. -
REDEMPTION. '-si'
,, Washington. Jan.s4.-Tne secretary of
the treasury viii to-day issue call for the
redemption Of ten million $40 bonds oi
1865. consols Of 1857, Of which six millions
will be coupon and four millions registered
bonds 3na.1 ..........,.r
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CRIME.

l nnEsp nIMsRLr AND wlrs. III
Tasstou, Maaa.. jan. 4. -0srdiner Ting.
ley, Of Es.t At,leboro. killed himsslf and
viz, THU nsraing. Ff@~
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TELEcRAPHlc eReviTIes.

THE BLOCKADE CONTINUES
Buff.lo. jan 4-The snow blockade con-
tinues no business doing. 49,.
THE srRlDINa DANE.
sssN4w York, jan. 4.-Madsme Anderson
lain excellent condition. and at two o'clock
10 day compieled the ,sooth quarter mile
--,wothir'ls of her great walk.
FROZEN TO DEATH
Z James Macarthur, sn old .mal ii 8l7
East 18th street. was found this morning
frozen TO death in q snow bank on e9th
street. s
WIND AND WATER.
Philsdelphis, Jan. 4.-Strong northwest
3 winds have blown the water an the river sea-
ward and steamships Nederland for Ant
werp and Illinois for Liverpool are detained.
High tide yesterday was two feet lower
than usual for the tide. . ai
~ SUIT COMMENCED. asa
st. Louis. Jan. 4.-Leverett Bell, city
counsellor, entered suit In the circuit court
this morning against Jas. 81. Butler. presi-
dent Of the defunct bank Of the state of
Missouri aud his bondsmen., Barton Bates,
Jas. B. Eads, John Jackson and julius D.
Walsh, to recover the balance Of the: city's
funds dspni.ed 10 that bank. The sum 10
,he bank al the time Of its suspension was
about $270. 900, but" dividends since paid
have reduced the amount to about 175.000,
for which sum Judgment 10 asked. =
DEATH SENTENCE PRONOUNCED.
Edward N. Nugent. convicted 10 the
criminal court some days ago Of murder. in
;the 6htdsGree iSr killing 1hisa wife. two
years ago, was sentenced this morning to
be hanged OF, the l4th of February next
the same day tina, Henry j., .,Redemeyeris Is to
be executed. The court however granted
supersedess in both cases. They will be
taken to,,he supreme COURT ~
RETURN OF MooNsnlNER HUNTERS.
g Cincinnati, Jam "A rqSad- Of .6ftHrHv'
enue men, under Capt. Barnaide, shaA4 ~
turned from raid on moonshiners 10 The
border couniies Of Kentucky and Tenneaaee
They sepor4,the des,rncsioi Of over fifty di.
t.lleries, and the capture Of large number
Aof ais,i,lsr.i I.is though. the >bas1;&.A i.
pretty we'll broke up 10 tha. region.
~ .sANquErEp.te; /
Cincinnati, Jan. 4.-Hon. John Jay KnoI
comptroller Of The cuFrenoy, was basquetet
At the Queen City club house by the banker
ef this city last night II 10 / / 4
MORE yOTERR COMfEa
New York, Jan. fit is expected III.
$4,000 Asnnonites will arrive here fson
Russia By 1ay. ssxt. This il the last yea
Of the Mennonitss' exemption from mili,ar,
service. gAl5 AsIA &
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Ns~ Yet, Jsu.a Bank a...nena n
serve iacrsseA $7os.77t; 10 excess of leg,
legal rsqaistsaA 3ll, ,ES.S50.
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ROYAL R5KEM& RR65WpER
Absolutely Pure.

mR IT the only Bskn
I &c has mse Ps'e nSs s @
the best and most whole
e as rs % % T
n ans n gTOCe
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FIRES.
LIBRARY AND po'

LIBRARY AND posToFFIcE., -
Boston, Jan. 4.--The public library .ne
post Office with contents, at bingham
burned. ?
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YANKToN DAKOTA TERRITORY JANUARY 4

.,< TO RrclosED. .!EgW
r. New Orleans, jan IA contract hs.
b en- made for closing Bonnet Care Gre.
vasse.
OYER DUE sTsANEs.
New York, jan A-The; Ousard steam-
ship Abyssina, from Liverpool, due Tues
day, has not been reported. The Labador
of the French line, and Suevia, Of Hamburg
are also over due.
, 1879-08-02
MEN WHO MAKE THE WORLD BETTER

MEY VINO MAKE THE WORLD BETTER
-E1 | haven't been III these here parts,
observed a grizzly old gentleman AT our
shoulder in car 124, 81 Tor nighon To
twenty years TIL nov. and i love to ride
up and down III these ere cars to See II L
can set my eyes on the face of an old
friend. 1t does me good to see human
faces for | believe there is something good
behind EN-. I'm forty miner. | re-
member the time when | was fye-thcus-
and miles from home, straight as the crow
flies, without red cent L was hungry,
thirsty, tired, miserable and moneyiesS-
Hello said voice Hello back, said |,
and then a young fellow came down the
land, and he sad 'Old boss, how are
We Hearty said |, and dead broke.
Then the Young fellow plunged his hand
into his pocket and drew out as much as
three hundred dollars in bright gold
Help yourself, he said, and turned his
head away. Il knew you when | saw yoG
only a dusty speck on the road You
gave lie q drink and got me a doctor
when I was threatened with the tremens,
and there Is nothing IN the world TOO
good for yon.' Il love to hive my he
over continued the old Californian, 'pe-
cause | see the noble IN human nature all
along the line Let EN- say what they
please, there is such thing as principle
among men, and there are lots O1 US that
live up to it. As the car stopped on
switch, he stepped OF and stretched him
self under an elm in numerous daisy
field, beaming upon the world at large
approving!y over his gold-bowed specta-
cies. .
, 1879-08-02
Co.. .gaS.i:ags32 E.et:s:.
WlSWiNGT0N, July y, NJ.


E9lqoR SEA-E5uiV Senator Taar-
riaa Suns up the results Of the !aie SIS
SION OF congress Ia IN Judgment 10
session of c,ngress la aoae mare i"T the
yjndica;ion of tie principles Of American
liberty. We have Successfully na'nta.ncd
the principles that the har"net shall not
cautra, ;h., ja!lot-hox We have repealed
the famous Jurors test cath law ne have
uroyiled for impartial iuries IN the fed
eral courts, aurth and soatt, and we have
Inaintained the pr.l,cip!e that tie federal
Government shall net interfere III the eiec-
ton of the officers of the states, \ great
er declaration in favor of popular liberty
has not been made since the adoption oi
Magma Charta.
The intellect Of the radical party press
is iust now devoted To the turning out OF
oiiic. Of the few democrats and conserva-
Eve men who, through merit or hy means
of competitive examinations, have secured
clerl.Ships in the departments Among
The three or more thousand clerks, mes
senaers. etc, here there may be fifty who
are not republicans, and not more than
that number. | hope these Will ali be
turned ont. In some cases there Will bc
individual hardship, OF c"CISe, bat the
..snite work which dcprIves these COM
p.tent men Of their places wil have some
effect upon the minds % sensible men
throughout the country. The rcPabl-
can party has now no ambition higher
than saoi!s. The politicians and states
men still lingering at the capital have r.
ceired notice of a very important gather
mo 10 be held in Saratoga, \. y, on the
9th. .th and Sth of August coming II
will be under the auspices OF the Ameri-
cal Bankers Association, bat IN Its ar
rapuements it viii cover mach more
ground than that f2ct seems to contcm-
nlate, The president Of the association Is
slexande. Mitchell, Of Milwaukee, we'll
known democrat, and e'ainent IN CONNER
c;al affairs. The gathering will have no
,olitical significance. bat Is expected to
do much toward Informing the country IN
matters of finance ana trade, and perhaps
towards reconciliug conflicting view touch
inc future legislation. Speeches Will be
given upon the subject OF resumption,
revenue, ranking, the growth and wealth
of productive power, currency demands,
commercial needs and the material prog
ress of the country. The savings banks
ard trust institutions OF the country will
form a subject OF serious consideration,
and means for their extension and IN
movement for the benefit Of the indus
rr;al classes Will be discussed In short
the convention will take a vide range,
and assume national Importance
Hon. Wm. Z. Chandler submitted 10
rarinns intsrviewers while in this city a
few dars since. In fact, he enjoys being
interviewed, and gives his Opinions, es-
necialIy OF individuals, with freedom,
He saws Grant may he the republican can
d;6ats in 1880 if he is willing to enter IN
- a scramble for the nomination; that
p;aine's chances are fair, and that Sher-
nan cannot be nominated. He says
H. Wares Is row as radical as anybody, and
hat the civil service reform OF this at-
m;nisIrasion MN is IN exploded hnmbqg
Il ms = '' DEN.