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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
FOREIGN.
-A.1RENcu. PROPOSITION.

-s-e.s- ----A = n1sNCAsf6OEObAI4ONs- So
Paris, Oct. 1.-The foreign office 10
considering the expediency Of creating a
French chamber of commerce abroad and
giving the most important consulates the
assistance of commercial interests.
THE IRISH RENT QUESTION.
London, Oct. 1.-The Times, on the
disorganizing effects of Parnell's policy,
saysit would become really formidable
only It Ct should extend all over ireland.
The Pail Mall Gazette comedies that the
complaints of Irish tenant farmers are
mostly genuine; that they are for the
moment unable to pay their rent and
they believe in their right to and in every
event they are fresh from the exporta-
,tions Of the most popular politicians in
Ireland. Rarnell advises them to .etick
to their homesteads at whatever conse-
quence. If the general refusal to pay
reat is followedby wholesale evacuation,
this againlwill almost certainly be fol-
lowed BY . series of agrarian murders,
unless tho Irish executive is prepared to
support the landlords by measures
amounting to little less than military oc-
cupation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
YELLOW FEVER.

gsN$apIis. oao6sf No new ss.ss OF
deaths are reported.
Martin Daughter, Msndis Daughter,
Thos. Cook. snd:EaS SCruit, four we'll known
desperate characters, were arrested this
morning charged with sttenpsing To- inciss
. riot lat night 1t Camp alfirks. 'Ssvefal
shots were fred as the guards, Who attempted
to arrest the principsi leader, NJ. B. Whit.
head who escaped.
ae.N! W,srssa Ia; ;aid dJsdgaW.G Flipsn,
his attorney, left on the msrnina train for
4BsoexiviillS, TsaAii 10 dslsnd IL III ILL
tyof the election, Of J. s.. Galloway as
special judgsin the case ct for trial oday
lbsfoee Chaho6llor NxineiteusT S ~ i,I.aki
Memphis. Oct ,l.-Three deaths hsys
heon repoSted, to-Wtt: W0. 0nnt, ]. G.
Saint aud John Phantom. The two last died
beyond the city.linitssa gg; ss
To-day noon two colorGd dcoMp Mpanies broke
camp and retlf6u 10 thGif respective armeriea
The Mcclellan guards 70 to Camp Nsrks
and will do guard duty in protecting
bridges along The libs Of the Iistssippi
-aud EssnsssS eraiirsad :betvs6d: the 'caty
; sad camp Nsnphbs Tia Znmyse will
eaops at tl&r szmoriee x for 10 dsyp ;Aad
thsn 70 . Nashville 10 participate In the
drill ct fbr the 14th int. '''
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01

Chicago. October Lit. Gen. Sheridan
b: she following dispatch regarding the
lAdian fight:
10 Gen. Crook, Onahs-I have ordered
kessjtt with four !companiss fron Fl. Rus.
eeIl, two companies from Fl. 4cPherson. all
that csn b spared from Sanders, and four
companies from Douglas, to Rendezvous At
once q Rawlins. This giys $50 men.
ordered two companies from Robinson,
one from Laramie z and one
from Felterman TO march at once to the rail-
road to mset emergenciss. Giiliss is order.
ed to confer With Merritt and forward trans.
portation. Have you any orders7
q q: sss5a' IS R. WILLrAns
Assistant Adjutant General.
The second dispatch, like the above, "a
dated Fort Om.ha:
To Gen. Crook The following 10 rscDk.
Cd:
Milk River, Col. Sept. 29. $50 p. m. vi.
Raxlins, Wyoming. Oct. lst-Aisissanf ad.
juihns tnersl, department of ths Platte,
Olahas-1hi1 conmAnd, composed Of sAree
companies Of cavalry, was met mile south
Of Milk rivetsby several hundred Ute In
diAns, vhe attacked aud drove ne to the wa
gea trainsvith great los. It beconesS my
painful duty to announce the death Of Maj.
Thoruboreh, who fell ia harness, the
painful but not serious woundipg of Lieut.
Haddock and DR.. Crime, ten en-
listed men and wagon master
with the wounding Of about
twenty men and teamstefs. / am coralled
near water with about thsee-fourths of my
enemies killed. After desperate fight
since II N. We hold our position. l shall
strengthen it during the night, and believe
We csnsho]d out till Steinforcsments reach
US, il they are hurried The officers aud
men behaved with the. greatest gallantry
I am also eighty Nonnaed in two places.
81 (Signed1 PAYA1 Coamsndiag.
80. r. WILLIAMS, Asst. Adjt. Gepl.
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LATEST ssY m,ul.

Fall River, Sept. 29.-The Sycamore
mill spinnsrs, notified that they could non
Be allowed to pay board equivalent to thS
reduction Of wages, have struck.
Ne. oslsaes Sept, 2s.-Just bsfor,
reaching the landing tI Canal street the
cotton on ~ New NqcSes took Ere. The
paassagsrs were landed and 200 bales ol
bDrning cotton thrown overheard. The
boat vas slightly damaged. Cargo damaged
$4,000.
s Prsvids.ae, esps. 9s.-fn. spraxus'i
6ustse was refused adniiuIion TO ConaSchel
to-day BY OK Gov. sprague, although ha
was accompanied BY agent Chaffse, trustee
Of the sprague estate. The object Of The
visit Was to make an, ipysn1oey Of the prop
srty in the house that Mn. Sprasue mixkt
indicate what she claimed o. her personal
propsrty.
Salt Lake, Sept 2o.-Ths third distsic,
court has for several days b.en engaged ID
obtaiainl grand jury. Mornons, vhe
bslisve that polygamy revelations are sups'
rior TO the acts Of congress. have been 70
jsctsd. ElSvsa jareis have been obtained
It IL expected the present grand jury will
endeAvor 70 obtain q record of thl
polygamist marriages at the endowment
90 - M d }td 50 40 , 9iihaat !.
Toledo. Sept. 29.-The rsunioa Of eurvi'
vsn. Of Andsssoavills md oshee soasherz
prisons, which begins here on "Wednesday
nosaing. Viii 'undoabsedly b one Of sh<
Ib.t ra1anl .0shesinGp sf soA. -
49, ~ 80 1Pots h eil Sys'
De- Todatzv i6dieSiS thas bot oaly prisoosss
but soA - egntas hess numbers
Extensive Preparations los their rscspsiol
~, tsi1R 0a1A ead ovse : 200 N1ioasn,
beinS soessa reaAy ~ eihsle supPen, vhicl
Will b Givsa Il the M 1asuSertsss hall.
lows City. ssos 1G-Rasins. vho hail
tto0 ToosGoooe. ~ Mo Withoat psuvocl
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the NEWS.
Favsrabls statement Of the Cen.
ditien Of q. s. Bends.
Subsistence Of the Yellow Fever 4,
Memphis.
~ nlIcaApnic ss,slikrvi,TlIs. III 4
sTRIKEs AT C1NcINNArI.


Cinolnnat,, Oct. about thirty five
laborers employed in the freight houses
Of the Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne and Gin.
cinnatt railroad. struck ct noon TO-DAY.
They have been paid dollar and three
cents per day but demanded . dollar
and ten cents. Superintendent Ellinson
informed them that while he would see
that they received - much % the com.
pany paid for similars work at other
places, he could not promise the advance
% yet, and would not retain them II they
struck. The men we're paid of this af-
ternoon andFdiachafged. Arrangements
have been made to fill their places.
At a meeting at Arbiter hall this NOR
ming it was decided to demand an ad-
Vance ln ccoperage of 10 cents for bar
rels, cents for half barrels and 81 cents
for kegs.
The Marietta and Cincinnati, Ohio 4
'Mississippi railroad men resumed work
to-day at dollar and ten cents.
Rumors of contemplated strike
among shoemakerp SCENE gropndlsss.s
FALL RIVER fACrORIEs. -
Fall River, Oct. 1.-All the mills are
running part or full except the Border,
shut down for want of cotton. The trus-
tees of Border city are paying dividend
of 8 per cent. to creditors.
THE ILLINOIS FAIR.
Springfield, Oct. The weather con-
tinues Ill that could be desired, and the
attendance of the state fair this forenoon
is double that of pravious years on cor
responding days, as was the case both
on Monday and Tuesday. &c.
JUDGE ABBOTT DECLINES.
Boston, Oct. Judge J. G. Abbott
declines the streight democratic nomi-
anation. for governor nG3 &GY8 i
RAILROADS IN COUNCIL.
Cincinn ati, Oct. IA meeting of
general freight agents of q large number
Of railroads is being held at the Grand
Hotel. The purpose is making gener :
al classification Of freights to ba adopted
BY all lrailroads TO avoid 1.-The difficulty
heretofore experienced BY different CLASH
'fication Of the same freight by the sever
al roads over which it is to be carried
The general passenger agents of the west
are also assembled in convention at tho
Grand Hotel, for the purpose of adopting
some means OF heading on scalpers.
ARRIVAL OF GOLD.
Now York. Oct 1.-The steamer Both.
mia from Europe brought $94o. 600 10 gold
u ! 5r1azxsI's!royas1nssr.i III
saC,ssisoa.t oe.1.-The arsn.n. ,oarn-
assent vasobened thit mor1iex tyIa erasd
parade of .:vtsiti1I dre vcompsniss end. che
Cincinnati flre department through several
Of the principal etressa q, the city.
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Pc - s FIRE. j.

I'D . =.
( icago,, Sept. 80 IA sdre In tho Keo.
kdass8 st. Louis. Kansas City and North
western railroad round house destroyed
four locomotives; total loss, go, 600;
uninsured.
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MADAME eAnwoLp,.

pATENT Skirt Supporting Corsets, and all
tatnsd 81 lssvins orders Il irssaL. III u Whit
taker, Mulberry street, between 4th and 9Th.
30o4AIent for Dakota Orders bym0l1S rg0oapt-
ly attended to.
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MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.


MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH +
WALL STREET.
New York, October 4.
Money-Ea.y, 5 per cent.
Govsrnment's-StronR.
Stocks-Buoyant.
Na'a4 iae
NRw YORK MARKET.
New York, October /.
FLoUR-Shade stronger. 'z'
WHEAT-Firm. Spring }@1 cent better
for winter. No. white, cash $l.2s4.
CHICAGO.
is sa Chicago, October /.
WHEAT-Unsettled. closing firm, higher.
No. 2 red winter $l.09A@l.lO; spring
$l.042@$1.04i cash; 81 045 October;
$l07 November.
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MRS. L. II. wHlrrAKER

HAVING the agency for the Manson 4 Ham
II lin Organs, StienWay and Imperial Planes.
would be pleased TO haye, parties desiring to
purchase or rent, call and examine instruments
and terms. Mulberry street between 9Th and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01

&pfftal 3mtfes.
~~
- ut the new Jewelry Store.
TO RENT.
RoARDlNG house and saloon opposite the
- depot. j. r. HAYWARD.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
NETxss Tss.sIi ef''k house. Inquire Of F. l.. Van
WANTED.
"A Capital and sth st. ' '' =
WATCHES AND JEwELRY
Nicely repaired at the new Jewelry store of
~ VAN CoTr, CLARK Co.
GIRL WANTED ~
A coMrETENr CONF 1; girl to DO general e housexo.k.
YanktOn. a @
go GIRLS WANTED.
A GOOD cook, and 3 girl to do general house
a work at Yankton agency. Inquire at this
LOST. a,
QY little girl. A gold cameo ring, white SET
- ting on or about Third street. The finder
will confer afaver by returning it to this Office.
..r...-F FOR SALE.
A BRICK house containing eight rooms. cis-
a tern. cellar. and every convenience cen
t5slly located e Apply At the Office Of j. Parker
- ron sALk CHEAP.
A GOOD No. 1 family horse Inquire Of j. $.
"A 0r1ba6, auction and commission broker,
sign Of the red baErels Yankton, d. I,
WANTED. y ~
A GOOD steady boy to work In store. In
a Qutre OF J. 8. Cradle. auction and commits
sion broker. .Ngn of the red barrel. Yankton, DIT.
DoARDHRS WANTED. .3E4
A few single gentlemen can be Accommodated
with table b0Sfd also . gentlemen and wife
can have pleasant down stairs front room, and
board = Ieasonable rates ON Pearl st. between
'''' - w. - Mxs. E. J. MEpaErHoRx.
WANTED. y iGyt ~ e.i.
nv q young married couple to go to some Of the
~ up river military posts 70 work IN q pfivete
quire Of n, ]. eTANLHY,
Swan Lake, D. T.
MRS. L. n. WHITTAKER. -. sj
HAVING the agency for the Manson 4 Ham
II lin Organs, SttenWAy and Imperial Planes.
would be pleased to have parties desiring to
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pRescRipTloIl FREE

For the speedy cure ee Seminal Weakness, Loss
Of Manhood, and al disorder brought on BY
Ingredients. Address DAVIDSON CO., -
Nassau street. NeN Heef!iS
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WANTED,

A GOOD steady boy to work in store. Ii
sion broker Sign of the red barrel. Yankton, D.
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WANTED.

Ry . young married couple to go to some Of the
Dup river military posts to work In . private
family. The lady Is No. 1 school teacher. In
Quire OF J. eEANLEH,
Swan LAKE, DIT
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r FOR SALE CHEAP.
A GOOD No. I family horse. Inquire Of j. s
"A 0rabl0, auction and commission broker
sign Of the red barrel. Yankton, D. T,
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DoARDEas WANTED.

81 DoARDHRS WANTED. ,.3H4
A few single seutlemen can be Accommodated
with table board also gentlemen and wife
can have pleasant down stairs front room, and
board at reasonable rates. ON Pearl st. between
MRs. Z. J. MEDaErHoRx.
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LOST

QY a little girl. gold cameo ring, white set
% ting on OF about Third street The finder
will confer afaver by returning it to this Office.
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..-....-FoR SALE,
A BRICK house containing eight rooms, cis-
a tern. cellar, and every cOnveniencei CEN
trally located Apply at the Office Of j. Parker
Hayward, Sd street. ?
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AWise Move.

HoH. John :. Richardson has in
drodueed, u bill in the House of Rep
Tescntativcs, providing for The appor-
iionmcnt among the States and Ter
r.torics Of the net proceeds Of patents
for the education Of the people. he
a,ill provides, that the share OF each
State shall be invested in United
States bonds, the interest on which
-tJbe paid out Of the Treasury annu.
ally. Under, tho provisions Of the
bill, the Southern States would, for
ahe first five years, receive large
share, Of tue funds. 'The bill, if it be-
zones n law, will be great blessing
III tiia Sout.i, struggling ia her III; :;ha
TO do the mighty educational work
'mposcd upon her by emancipation.
We will look with interest to the pas
sage of the bill, and We hope Col.
Richardson will not abate his zeal in
dis good work.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-04
I EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
All communications intended for this column
ESQ, who has kin dly consented to edit il.
Genius.

What is it? Many think genius is
some occult power which impels the
posscssor on TO distinction with little
ar no effort on his part. Never was
there more mistaken idea. Button
says :ass"Genius< is only patience"
ijerhy's definition was similar, but
declares With moro distinctness tho
!, essential pGinqplc :;s"G enihB SIS ca
l,aciLy to take an infinite trouble
about things" Samuel Johnson said:
"Genius is large general powers turn
al in - particular direction" When
ono is down in u deep we'll the stars
above him may be seen in the day
Lime, though invisible to others not
so situated. So, we think geniuses
hy hayipg their spheres circumscribed
ran see farther than those who have
no particular aim. o..
Another author, and one whom We
nrc inclined to follow, says: "What
genius docs is to inspire the soul with
power to pcrsevcrc in the labor
that is needed" Lord Lytton was
Of the same opinion: "What men
want is not talent, it is purpose, in
other words, not the power to achieve,
but the will to labor"
So whatever genius is, be il inhe.
rent capacity or high mental cnGow-
ment, it is nothing without earnest,
= painstaking labor and that, too, il,
some special. direction. The true
genius is none OF your "Jack of-all.
Grades, master Of none" Nature
points out his VOCATION and he sticks
10 it.
The object, then. Of every ono
should find out that for which he is
best adapted, and to bring all his
powers 10 bear IN that direction.
How many grand failures there a,c,
because this is not carried out. How
many have missed their true vocation
and arc occupying nichs they do not
dit, and in which they arc cramped.
We know one who is 10y nature and
practice good II cchanic, but
through mistaken sense Of duty, he
is laboring for Tic ministry for which
lie is poorly adapted. He thinks he
must preach. There may be "calls'
TO preach when one can do that better
than anything else, but we arc sure
thc Loud would never spoil. u good
mechanic to make poor preacher.
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AT the late commencement cxcr-
cises Of Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile, Tenn, Miss Kate Lupton,
daughter Of Prof. Lupton, completed
1he prescribed course of study, and
received the degree of Master of Arts.
it was said she won The honor fairly
and squarely. How does this please
the flippant critic of woman's mental
capacities? Is tho mind Of woman
inferior to that of man?
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WE MEAN lit is good idea
for the teacher to look over and
study the lessons before he goes to
lhc class. Because, in this way, YOU
will think OF new ways TO explain
them. Explain lessons by every dav
practical illustrations. Such modes
will give new life 10 q dull, careless
class,
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SHERIDAN'S SCHOOL.
a CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR
:. BOYS AND GIRLS.
HUGO G. SIIERIDAN......,.. Principal
MISS Il. j. MACkAY. Assistant.

rHNhis School opens OIL the First Monday
Il in September1annually, and contin-
ucs sunintcrruptcdlyu until tho last of June.
TERMS PER MONTH.
First Grade. beginners. 90
SECOND Grade, Grammar pupils...... $50
Third Grade, advanced English...... 800
Latin and Greek, cXtra.... ............. 90
COURSE OF BTUDY.
First 'Gradc.-Alphabct. Spelling, Rud-
imentary Arithmetic, Writing and First
Steps in Geography.
. Second" Grade, Spelling. Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Second Steps in
Geography, Grammar, Written Compo-
sition, Latin and Greek.
Third Grade. Spelling, Reading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic completed, Geography
completed, Grammar completed, Compo-
sitiOn, History, Philosophy. rhetoric,
Logic. Bookkeeping, Algebra, Gcomc-
Try, Chemistry. I.ati.;, Greek iiiidi Writ
ten Composition. ,
Elocution is taught in each grade.
Miss Mackay has charge of the girls.
Students may onter at any time during
the term, and arc changed only from
date of entrance.
~ Boys and girls are prepared for the
Sophomore Class in any College or for 4
successful business life.
NcatncSs of person, polite manners
and high sense of honor arc considered
nj no less iuIpuIiuucu ti;til tic branches
taught, and are therefore inculcatcd
with unrcmitting assiuuity.
Board may be had in good families
near the school ut ten and twelve dollars
per month, including washing and lights
Boys and girls are kept separate and
no intercourse allowed
a liberal share of public patronage is
respectfully solicited. .l, I
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tohMEsslcEER. Conner tells lis only
two thousand six hundred and Gfty-
four children attended school in Or
an9cbulg the past school session.
Are these all the children in the
county? We notice only one hun
drcd and siNlen from one township.
tiow can parents be satisfied TO suffer
their children to grope in such men
ihl darkness, especially when relief
is so near at hand?
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ri Nhs School opens OIL the First Monday
il in September annually, and contin-
ucs unintcrruptcdly until tho last of June.
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HAIL Isoad Schedules.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD,
Commencing Sunday, March IG, 1870
Passenger Trains will run rs follows:
/ COLUMBIA DIVISION.

lL)aily.l
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IP North they arc talking about
pcnsioning teachers. What nonsense
What we want is manly neii and wo-
manly women in teachers chairs
men and women who are not afraid
80 do and tlarc-who have force
enough to make an impression on
their neutrality-suspicious. Of character
and pluck, who do not hesitate to
teach that the world owes no man a
living. We want less tPrors" (D
and shinplnstcrcd quacks and more
ssho seek to elevate and adorn their
calling. Give us more Of such stuff,
pay lis fair salary and let us take
care of ourselves, if you please.
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