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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01

The, Mexican Mustang Liniment has
been known for more Than ,hir,y.fivc
years ;is the best of al Linimcnts, for
Man and Beast. its sales 10 d,y are
larger than ever. It cures when ali
others fail and penetrates skin, tendon
anu muscle, to the very bone. Sold
everywhere.
LUMAN N. JUDD.
Formerly Register of United States Land Office
Springfield, Dakota.
Locates Homesteads, Timber Cultures and
and other claims.
Soldiers Additional Homestead Certificates.
All classes Of Land Scrip and Bounty Land
Warrants bought and sod.
Office on Ninth Street.
SPRINGFIELD, DAKOTA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
--~~--~~>-~~--~~->
4 DLER OliLMAN, Wines, Liquors and
~ lobaccos. Broadway.
RRUCE.J J. E. L CO., Groceries, Provisions
- Wines. Liquors. &C.. cor. ihri atid Capital.
I(RANlBLE, MINER Il CO., Wnoc,;.l.. 1ro-
- Gers, Forwarding, Storage, and tie.Iri..
Steamboat Agents. Levee.
l(CRLElGn W. a. Jr.. Dealer III Flour Grain,
- feed aud Provisions. Broadway, Block
FIREMAN PATRICK, Family Mark,
- Broadway. sS,ei'> oId standy
I(LArr \ BUERDORF. General Groc.r>
- Wholesale ailu fetal. Broadway
CLARA, JAMES, Groceries and Provisions,
~ Dewey n fowe.s Di"cn. mud stree.
( .CrriAG CLOuDAs, tirucers, ruln,-S
~ opposite postvlilce.
IlAKOrA HERALD, Democratic Newsn,n,.,
- pdo!lsnel weekly. Taylor Bros. Proprietor,
E>ISEMAN, CHAS. Il co. General Clotrin.
- House 4 Merchant Tailoring. Bru;.uway
L>xCEI.slOR MILL co. Manufacture pat.u,
~ iiiiu otncr GRAND, vi Flour, Neat Feet "a.
Ilpllal 81, near Lcvte.
t,DMUNDS \ WYNN, Bankers and Insurance
IL Agents. Brnduway.
FOLEY l. ATCHISsON, Palace Restaurant
lnird street, uetwcrm Walnut and Dunuius
k,lRST NATIONAL BANK. Lvyern,n-n, H.
I pvstary. }. Z. McVay, President. National
.ialik Block. Thlrd->1.
trACLk, r. H. Attorney-a,-l.uw. Oli,.e C.
uar- ST.. north OF Third
HOUSE, wallbau.n 4 Becker,
~ Proprlelors. Dougias-Ave.
HAWLEY GEORGE E., General Hardware.
- lhird-St between Walnut and cedar.
I AGE. u. P. Family Grocer. Third-s..,
near Postoiice.
HAYWARD. I J. p, Real Estate and LOAF
Agent. Tnird ST.
lob PRINTING. Ever, yle. a, Press and D;
y kotaan.
KADl>H, c. J. Druggist. renmny,on's
II Block.
II Third Street
EBER, J. 4 IL. Dealers in Cordwood, of
~ nee between 18th and 5th on Broadway.
NORMAN l. GRADY Dealers in Hard
NA ware. Stoves and Tinware, Capital street
MAYR 4 BARRON. Manufacturer of cigars,
NA Third-St., iankton. u. T.
MILLS L PURDY, Druggists, Statlonels and
VA Notions. Thlrd-St.
DER L LUEBKE, Hide and Leather Deal
erS. Third St.
0UIREs OF LEGAL BLANKS, AT the Press
" and Dakotaian Counting Room.
RIClIEY ZlNA, Hardware Dealer. Third
~ street. YanktOn.
(MlTH. II. II. Babcock Fire Extlngusher.
~ Smithsonian Hotel. Second street.
STEFFlN. PETER. Livery. Brady Barn,
~ Walnut street, near Third.
TYLER 1 NlssEN. Manuiac,urels OF Wag-
kinds Of repairing. Cedar street, between Third
and Fourth.
CANBORN, J. r. Furniture Dealer and Man
~ ufacturer Third-St.. Dewitt's Block.
\IIILCOA 4 WILLIAMS, Dealers in gram
w Elevator foot Of Seecnd-St.
MEAT MARKET.
aniIy Market
Broadway, Yankton, o. 7.
PATRICK BRENNAN
WILL SUPPLY
Fresh Meats,
Salt Meats,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
RESTAURANT,
DAY BOARDERs WANTED

NOTICE OF SALE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Collectors Office. District Dakota,
iankton. Feb. -, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on We'd
nesday. tha5th day Of March. 1879, shall
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
Stated under section $500, v. 5. Revised Stat
uteS, viz:
About 80 pounds Of Chewing Tobacco (Plug)
The above sale will take place before nv once
IN fankton. at IL O'Clock M, on the day above
mentioned.
JOHN l.. PENNINGTON,
oN-S-mch4 Collector.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
TEXAS ROBBERS AGAIN

TEXAS ROBBERS AGAIN,
Galveston, March Ia Fort Worth
special says: The outgoing Zouma stage
was again stopped inside the city limits and
the only passenger robbed. The mail ba,.
were ria.d and valuable letters carried of.
CLUE TO A MURDERER.
Boston, March Ia clue 10 the perpe.
traitor Of the horrible murder recently de-
tailed in these dispatches is believed TO be
discovered in the person Of a man named
Osborn, employed in restaurant here.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
FIRES.
AN ACADExy

Lone Forest, ILL.,, March 1.-The acade.
my was discovered to be on f re about noon
to-day n"'nes having caush, in the upper
story. The building wa. entirely con. um.d
out nobody hurt, aud mos. Of the contents
saved. Lo-s $4,000 to $4,000 /; in.ur.uc.
about $4,000. The building is The prepa.
ratorv institute for the Lake Fores,
university.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01

Rome, Marrh 1.-The memorial tablet On
the house where John Keats, the poet, died,
was unveiled to-day in the presenc. Of IL.
principal English and American residents
of the city.
AFRICAN AFFAIRS.
London, March la Cspetown dirpa.cl.
says that affairs in the Trausvaal cause cou-
sideral anxiety. 1t is reported ,ha. the re.
publicaus intend to re.convene the old Volk,
road dissolved by STR Theophilus shepstone,
and elect preaident Of the republic. II i
reported also that majority Of the Transvaa
beers will decline to take part sgains, Zulus
A dispatch from city magistrates t.
Gen. Kruger, former priest Of Transvaal,
asking the Boere to remain neutral, has been
intercepted. The commander Of the Dutch
station had seized and sent back to Zulus
cattle captured and scld to settlers On tn.
grounds that Zulu, might be expected to in.
wade Transvsal TO recapsure their cattle.
The British magistrate had issued a warran,
for the arrest of the commander. An al.
tempt to execute it would probably be forci-
bly, refused.
CHOOSING A RsHop.
Toronto. March 1.-The Anglican synod
has been in session two days voting for q
bishop for the diocese of Toronto Seven
ballots have been taken, and no choice yet.
REBELLION rArsunn
st. Petersburg, March The rebellion
against the Chinese government in Kashgar
has been completely crushed, and the rem.
nants of the defeated forces are returning 10
Russian territory.
DEATH AND DAMAGE By STORM.
Geneva, March l.-SeveraI persons we're
drowned in Lake Geneva during the rece.
storm. The damage in Cantonvand alone
is l00, 900 pounds.
Rome, March l-Cardinal Philippe,
of Palestriva, is dead, aged "a years.
NOMINATION BY THE POPE.
The Pope yesterday held consistory
and raised Cardinal Nino pon,6cial secre-
tary of state, to cardinal priest, and non,i-
mated Cardinal E.iordo BArromes Conner.
l:ngs to the sacred college in place of Car.
d'nal Fe'rini whose term expired. His
h"liness also recognized thirty -four arch
bl-lop. aud bi.hopr. No cardinals were
created,
QUEEN vICS VISIT.
Paris, March LII il &.,d- here that
Queen Victoria will kave Londun =, the
md Of March for the continent, resting ore
night ii the British embas sudnrs house,
then proceed 10 Coina lakes where snt
will be met by the duke and duchess nj
C"nnausht on their wedding tour. ner
majesty then goes to Germany.
THE QUESTION OF WAGES.
London, March 1.-The cotton masters
,f Lancashire recommend that the Black.
ourn standard list be generally adopted for
he regulation Of weayers' wages. TIE
:hanye iuplies reduction Of So 1000. The
Seavers at Congle.on already refuse to sub.
nit.
FAILURES.
London, March Tho following failures
IRE announced: George Campbell Il c. =,
obacco merchants = Liabilities, ll7,OO0
bounds; London Numerical aud Genera,
Printing W"rk-, Thomas King, manager-
liabilities, 10000 pounds; George Francis
Dickinson, merchant - Liabilities, $4,000
pounds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
FOREIGN.
IN MEMORY OF THE roEr KEATS.

IN MEMORY OF TUE FOET KEATS,
Rome, March 1.-The msmorial tablet on
the house where John Keats, the poet, died, !,
was unveiled to-day in the presence Of the
principal English and American residents
Of the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York. March l

WALL STREET.
New York, March l.
Money-3c.
Stock-lrregular.
Govermeuts-Dull.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, March l.
WAEAr-spring steady winter red and
amber !@sc better No. red, March
slls!@llssc.
RYE-Qnirt western and state, GIG Csc
CoRN-Qniet; western mixed, Asa 463c
BARLEY-Q"ie,.
OArs-s,eady; western mixed, 33@ 34c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, March /.
WAEAr-S,rong and higher; Gage for
cash 95sc bid for April 9s4sc G.- May.
CORN Finn and shade higher; 1886
for cash 33lc for March; 37i@37ac for
May
OATS Steady; 23!c for cash; 23!c for
April 26lc for May.
RYE-U. changed.
BARIEY-SOc.
MILWAUKEE,
Milwaukee, March l.
WHEAT-l@lc higher, closed firm; +;
hard 81 03 No. Milwaukee, sl.OO4@
l.ol; No. ., 93lc f"r cssh, March; GAGE
for April; No. 4. 74lc
CoRS-Steady 3S2c.
OATs-23!c.
RYE-Firm Acc.
BARLEY-S,eady 72tc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
A HOME INDUSTRY !!

The undersigned takes this thanks
to the people of Yankton particularly and his
Dakot and Nebraska for the
patronage which has been bestowed upon the late
DUDLEY AAWLEY through the many years in which
that firm has carried business in this city, and b.
to call the attention of these friends and that Of
the people lily the enlarged facilities
sive assortment commodious roos
firm had provided which Eudley
& Aawley, possesses.
In the line of the Hardware trade
Of 1in Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
equal in all anything
west occupying three grand each 25xlOO
tent.
In the future by constant application business hope,
the Hare trade Of the which
utay to TO this point here spare effort 70
make II for the interest Of the pie within this pur
chase their Hardware, Iinware,
Stoves aNd all other articles in his from
Yours gratefully and respectfully
GEO. e. HAWLEY,
Union Block Third ST.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-17

The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifer Of the Complexion in use
Cures pimpIes, Boils, Bl0tches, Uea-
raIgia. Scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from d Disordered state
Of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ELL DRUGGISTS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-17
SNT

F6S HE AM ERyCtN LAUNDRY AND AT
Il AGENT dweinq-ho will be rented on reasonable
terms The property situated in the portion
OF Carson and lSupplied with water from springs on
the premises Apply " the Issises for further nforma-
tho ie97-tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-17
- II. S. P Z III N - Y,
No IL X. arney Street san Fra n cisco.
ysIREATS ALI. CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
L diseases.
YOUNG MEN

Who be suffering the effects youthful fsifes
indcretOns will do well avail themselves OF this the
greatest boon laid the suffering humanity
DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee forfeit five hundred dol
lars for OF weakness private disease of
kind character which he undertakes and fails cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There many at the age Of thirty sixty who are
troubled with frequent evacuation OF the bladder,
often accompanied by sish snarting burning
ton and weakening of the system in a the
tent cannot account for On examining the urinary de-
posits ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes
small particles OF abumen will appear the color will be
OF thin, miksh hue, again changing to dark and tor
pld appearance. There are many men who die of this
difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage
Of seminal weakness. Dr.. S will guarantee perfect
all such and healthy restoration of the gentle
urinary organs.
Office Hours to and to g. Sundays from 10 to II
A. Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
vice, S.
Call or address DR. SPINNEY & CO,
ap20m Arlington House, Carson, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-17
Ss&:l-kaauki aEPJHT Of THE c0aN i
aU3ITas.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
OhAisBY COUNTY NEVADA, July |, 1879.

To the Hon the Board County Commissioners Ornlsby
County, State Of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report the fiscal affairs of the said county for the
months ending June 30th, 1879
Balance hand at close OF business December
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-17

Statement showing outstanding Indebtedness OF the
cnunty July l, 1917:
County bonds from No IS TO 200, inclusive Civ
to V T. r. Il december TO- 1869. Sis, 900 90
Accrued interest to July l. lo79...... 439 a
ntcrcsJ-OC ring warrants on County School
District No. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
Accrued nte3est on same t" July l. 1S15...... ~ 09
Salary warrants County School District No. 100 90
Warrants OIL the General tund. ............... 26
Total gross Indebtedness July G67 81
Resp ctfUlly submitted,
FRED h. TURNER.
County Auditor
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Mr.. CORNELLiS LETIER.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. 81, 1874

NEW lOIAN, jan. IT I5lJ
The Hon. Roscoe CoSKLING, Chairman.
My DEAR SIR: Owing to my absence from
the city your favor OF the 18th inst only just beet
received. The communication Of the Secretary Of o,
Treasury to which you call my attention, contains nc
allegation OF improperly neglect OF duty during 10y
service ~ Naval Officer, any such aegltious
truthfully malnta ned.
At the time of my suspensian the Secretary oi ne
Treasury stated that no fault found with my oaa
conduct. and that lie was favor Of suspeadng me-
bt that the President had determined upon co0irs
To his Uhe Secretary - opinion
The determination to suspend me undoubtedly had
ts orn I'm my refusal To surrender my personal and
political rights which will be nest understood by refer.
euce to letter when add essrd by me 70 the Pre
d,ut under date OF September = 1871 copy Of whcl
il inclosed herein. Yours very respectfully,
ALONZO h. CoRSELL.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

report OF the Jay Commission 10 which however nase
added the dgures OF 1877 and 1873 IL shows that from
1872, when nearly Sl5O,000.0oO OF duties were col co.,
lected the expense NJ that Department was steadly
reduced until Ia 1s77 Il was only fveeghtbs as Duch
as II was in 1872 though the amount OF weghaDIe goOos
had fallen of IN q much smaller proportion;
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
The ICE CROP.
THE FINEST HARVEST EVER KNOWN.

HE L lNGSl 1Al I"'l ~ IN h-'D'+"
THE HOUSES ALONG The HUDSON NEARLY Full
TWELVE THOUSAND MIN AND BOYS LMPLoYFD
ABOUT THREE MILLION TONS IXrECTED 10 BIZ
GATHERED.
POUGHKEEPSIE, Jan. 21.-Ihe most success
ful ice harvest known on the Hudson River "ils
COMPLETED in few days Never before in the history
lce-cathering has such immense quantity been cut
and housed and never before has the ice stored been
thicker or OF better quality The figures obtained ared
be most interesting character and snow 10 what gganta
proportions the Of cutting and housing Ice n
attained Thousands OF men and boys, hundreds Of
horses and scores OF steamnnes have been employee
and hundreds of thousands OF dollars nave already oeeA
pad ont The pay OF Ice gatherers has ranged from s
to 81 10 per day BY the eud of the present week mo
than 900 900 tons of will be housed on the Hudson
and over two.thlris Of 1t is already ~ At the various
pointS along the Hudson there are employed IN gather
Ing the ice crop, 1926 men. sos boys, 81? horses
and 81 steamenglnes The totai capSelN oi a tue c~
houses along the Hudson i 2.O6l 300 tons
II is proposed by the knickerOocher company sbd
any of the others stack thousands or ions OF ice ou
sid OF he I hulscs 1hls stacked ice VIII increase fnc
crop TO ABOUT 100000 tens The stacked zee WI DO
the first carried NewlO:k and 1t Is expected thai
w II last nearly all summer that when Fall arrives
all of the houses will still be ul ANA thus TINS winter
two wears crop will be secured thing that has never
h"en "ne befdre The quality Of the is in
sp ct trst-cass. 1t Is not only fr0m ten 10 iorea
inches tnlck bus Is also clear wa.eT lce. a.,
70 show how the ice business has l.creased on wy
Hudson I'm II s only necessary 10 pnt ths 70.
lowing comparative lapt' showing tiie "
housed and men. boys, horses and engines empoyeu'
Tons Men Boys. Horses Engines
1873 l. 4Os 500 G.J21 l,OD3 500 y
1879. 2,O6l 800 1O,276 l.SOo o32
since the companies have brought steam-englnes me
use 20 wOl tue elevators instead Of borseS eacn nous
manages TO lift from the river and stow away 50 esa
of ice per minute each cake weighing 30 lelnds Ims
is : 600 cakes per dav and are - ice houses
IN te river # makes 81 100 cakes housed daiy y U@
elevator is capane OF putting ~ 21CO tons OF Ice e
The above table does not include the luahn! 49, " m
housed at Albany between Albany and Troy Sosae @
the business is also immense. AT Albany aud 10 'Io
yicluify upward Of 5000 and boys are rneagee Va
On herring nee and asI year 200 900 tons were hasess
will, this wear the crop will amount to over JVoNo
tons.
, 1879-05-28

4no !'epuoliean state Convention which
1neotS AZ o!hclnnaa to-day promises to be Of
unusual interest. The candidates for tho
nom1nasioa tor Governor aro ox-Attoruoy-
usnerdA iAtT aud CHARLES Fosr1n. If tho
cls.lVaSa y, Is 10 20 merely struggle for State
o1ncets and to preserve the political mnfori-
~ IN tne stase' either Of these gentlemen
wlll probably answer tho purpose. Tho
otato OF ohlo. however, occupies an impor-
sent placo IN American politics. The strength
OF pafaos IS SO nearly balanced, md the voto
OF tho state 90 necessary in Presidential
election, thas If for no othor reason each
party is anxious to secure triumph, espo-
chilly on tho eve Of the Prnsjdentiai r,.r;-,n
, 1879-05-28

NJ. LEoN CHoTTEAu delivered IN address
yesterday before the Donrd Of Trade, urging
tho adoption Of treaty with France to &C.
euro reciprocity in trado with that country.
Wo print this speech elsewhere in The TRtp-
uAr' The learned gentleman forcibly present.
Cd tho advantages Of direct trado botween
the United States and France. Now the trado
With Franco in brondstutEs and provisions.
tho great staple productions OF tic Woss, il
mainly carried oh through other European
countries. This is Injurious to. the United
States md to France. It is proposed to i'd
nit American broadstufrs to France ut duty
OF IL cents por 220 pounds When imported
into Franco from m European country tho
duty Ia 81 cents per 22o pounds. Now, under
tho proposed trcaty, the American producer
Will sell direct TO French buyers and enjoy
the low duty, and tho French purchasers. by
taking direct from the United States, will bo
able to sell to consumers at less price, aud.
Of course, In larger quautitles. Readers Of
1HE TRIBUNE nre familiar with this subject
OF direct trade md reciprocity. Whore
we soil NO can also afford to buy, Ey-
cry obstacle removed from the path of
free commercial intercourse is an advance In
civilization and In tho Improvement Of tho
condition Of mankind. III. Cno11EAu states
that hero is no danger of Franco committing
the folly Of placing taxes on bread, and
meat, and othor food; these she proposes to
make as cheap to her people as possible. In
the great rivalry between Franco and
f$orynnr%, fto1 ~ xt
, 1879-05-28

The Yellow Fovor bill has finally becon,o q
Law, lacking only the signature Of the IresI-
dant, which it wilt undoubtedly roceive. II
passed the Honso yesterday in procisoly tho
form in which It came from the seuato. Mi
amendments being rejected, lost by ueoes-
stating 1ta rcturn to tile Senate Its pasaaeo
betoro tue end of tho session should f,o
placed In peril. OAsHr YouSo, Of Menpl,is,
VINO had charge Of tho moasnro, was 80 aux.
aous to press 1t to vote without loss of ti,no
fhat he was willing to give virtual pledeo
that no would oppose adjournment before tho
appropriation h'lls were passed. Goopx, of
Virginia, nnd 1IooxxA, OF h1issiasupi. who
Lad boen censured by their constituents for
opl'o4iug tho bill Mt tl,s regular session on
constitutional grounds, yesterday appeared
ainong its nlost earnest atlvocates-nnt ttat
thoy loved state-rights lcss, bnt et1octiyo
quarantine against yellow fever more. Mr.
coNoER, tho Michigan satirist, urged tho
passage of the bill in QUE Of hin character.
istio speeches. warning tho Democrats TINT
In passing this bill they passed tho 1sublcou
qf Federal Supremacy, and that retreat to
the donain Of 8tate~nghts wRs theuee{ortb
cut of.
, 1879-05-28
THE KENTUCKY DEMoCRATa

a division In tho Democratic party Of Ken.
tucky has bccn long expected. Tho Darty
las been too cumbersome. It's maioritios
have beon too 1argo. Tho scramble tor of1ica
within Its ranks havo been too general md
too disgracefnl. II did not hold to reason
TINT any rarty in which a nomination was
equivalent 10 au election could remain united
md harmonious. Factions nro Buro to rim
in such party. Tho persons who are in
oftico antl The persous who want 10 be in
o'fico cannot agreo as to their rospectfyo
merits; antl both hava followers sufficient tn
make showing at the polls. It has been n
matter Of surprise to Northern mon tint tho
Kentucky Democrats have hold together so
vol. With the example Of other Southern
States before them. III which ,nt1ononilent
candidates have been 70 numerous ~ al,nost
to constitute party of themselves, 1t ia sur-
prising TINT tho division in Kontucky Inns nat
talon place long aiucc.
The first signs OF sclsism were afforded
Inst wook In BIZ. WArrEnsos'a furious e,1,.
torfal on HnNDn1oKs. It may seen, a smo,,
thing at the North, whero newspaper inyoo,
two ii very lafgely discounted, that a ,nan
OF Mr. llENpnlcKs' position should bo ca]lel
by tue Cousatr-JoHrnal ia fool ~ well ea a
conspfra!or but ut tho South, whero nuol,
language Ia not customary without wall.
defined ideas Of responsibility on tho
part Of tho man who uses 1t, this editorial
ntteranoo liaa boon differently regarded, II
has beon accepted rs deliberate defiance of
the anti-T1hpEN wing OF the Democratic
, 1879-05-28
PERSONALS,

An honest veto is The noblest work d
Hayes.
Mfss Nelson's physician tolls her she mast
olthcr quit tho stage or die.
a Gnrrison who held the fort to tho ln.
sppeara to have been william Lloyd.
Boston can stand Bon Butler, but 1t can nj
no longer tolerate its base bail club.
Ex~Gor. Bullock, OF Georgia, has gono into
the grocery business III Elm,ra, N. Y.
Tho Democratic ticket with David Daris
at tho head would be like poilywos-u!l head.
Judge Iafta son Hurry is among Tho
nowly.cleetet "skull anu Bones n,cn Of Yak.
New Haven has a Judge nnmod l,ray. Il
also haa several Judges who look as Il they could.
Tho club Of Capt. Williams, Of tho New
York poll CO force, should bc Of tho stuffed II.
r,cty+
Gen. Sherman will deliver an address ss
tho West Point Military Academy on thc 1alh af
June.
= Tho faot that the RMne laws ara in forts
in tho South adds to tue anxiety for tho tetntn Of
tho negroes.
The ropo is q fnvorito moans to glory in
tho case Of pc1sons hanged, and thu little sisIi
who jumpit
The noeaasitv ~ .Iob,, aborran for presi.
dan, ao., M J.. a..aat ~ nv IN, hat
John sbermau,
1tis slated that Prince Alexander Of Ba'-
En.s,s. ~. n.. .ao.s "'s'5 WIS iF''''s'' '"A"'
F.nn, n,vo,.o., :. ason. - t,o u.r,;.a,
..a -. 's os 49,. :, "oous "s..,.., ~ '',ss... 10
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hlr. Moody rafnaes to 60 to New YORK;
and certainly Now York isa wicked city, aud fuN
OF auarcs and temptations.
In v{ew of n ,a,,orol ;7,,,,;ro N n,ices, II Ii
ronoh m ths x,r,e -, 49, aua,rv IN, t,me no,els
~. vi, ~" ."ts ~ ~ =, - sne eon"''| '""' 4
Tn Inn sov. n. .,a,,aa-s o-o ,ackssses.
II ha t.,,. III ;,u, =. Nv, ~ ,o al.tp.
,r,sS nna 'ma ,.aa. "asI 80, :. W.. W 4.3''''tS''
0"'.a A's Aas ''o"4 VIZ Assa'e'''
lioAry Watteraon ia firing hot shot a1 1te'''
dFcks, and In vtow OF tho danger 1t Is better, per-
haps. 10 be behind this fenco than aatsllc H.
Rn1ivia ia o,tt;no .l,o u,,rat ff IL In tho
e,uth n,,.,.e,. 49, 1890, o.cr, lp.t.nt
~ $1,000. n~.,.,. "H'' aaa Ns 0.ps.s ~, a,lce.