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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08

MoJAvE, July 6.--J Mccoy, Fl B
Summers, r J Floyd, H M Mitch
ell, J NJ wilkins, G II Brown, H S
Woodruff, ] Wooding, w Leach,
Miss Carrie Kirchoff.
MoJAvE, July 7.-B Chandler. II
Morse, Mrs Berry and three chill
dren, M Broveman, r Requart, w
Goss, Mrs G Herrlott, Master An
derson, Mr. and Mrs Langlier.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08

Roth steamships call at Port Hariord
)and santa Barbara. On
The down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
BS-The steamers leaving san Francisco
July 8, and san Pedro July z, touch at
Santa Cruz and Monterey.
R1-Passengers tor san Francisco take
the train ior Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 345 o'clock p. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08
"TEST" HOSE,

Engines and will stand a pressure OF 400
pounds per square inch. Officers Of Fire
Departments requiring new hose will find
this much superior in strength and quality
TO any other.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08

Nc 5atIa4H we down. hY1
kuav i would rebound ,nc
moa3an II 6ifpai5 he cold dlas
Allls0 q lJea aeF back o ail-
of ths sar. saa ID natAAesn 81 Nn-
dersfaa ad, ani before he epuid ealeh
heF tfa a raaR the $50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08
HOTELS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
FaRST.CLASS.
THE FIN EST HOTEL IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.

This new and elegant hotel Is situated
in the center of the city of Los Angeles,
con- aims nearly hundred spacious and
airy rooms, newly furnished in the most
style. Rooms in suites Tor
and parties on every floor, with
not and cold baths.
THE TABLE will always be furnished
with the best supplies that can be pro-
cured in the MAJ ket.
a FIRE q. CUAC is always on hand to
carry guests to the house.
Nop,ins sp ,red to make guests COM
Portable In every way.
A LARGE READING ROOM open
night and day.
HENRY HAMMEL.
myl7tf A. Ii. DENKEK.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08

Price lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise, on appll-
cation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08
m

879, Wit
bout the
~ made
Id date,
}. l.. ka-
q there
per cent.
I the 4th
her pro-
payable
nj Ee h.
sed and
b trans
les have
een lost
ey;
Racou-
es hero
e harm
pde Key
ge or ex-
Easionei.
Totes, or
ALET.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08
|AI.E E:

| estate of
2, ut the
sht, title
has, by
acquired
At Of the
leath,i in
pieces or
thereon
own site
Y OF Los
ore par
wit:
improve
4 privii-
n Is, cot
nee.
| )ne-half
With the
/ certain
Monica.
onice of
Cash in
Feed at
or offers
h hildlngs,
the first
| efOre the
, in writ
). Boyce,
n at the
Temple
bunty,Or
'sonally.
FIN,
Thomas
,9-2w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08

Probate
hade on
matter
of said
, to the
coin of
ites and
Probate
JULY,
said es-
pep and
bveable
rseS.
may be
)ublica
making
st be In
tlassell.
Temple
cred to
TIA.
| Pedro
iaIT
, 1879-02-26

a letter from Aierrl,ao,,. llallfax County, N.
c., to tliu Petersburg {Vu.) Index ApMa', latod
Feb, II, Rnys: ~ attended l.c quarterly nret-
!r, at Calvary last sunday u.orn!iE;; Whlle M tlle
great many u,oru there bud tho morning been
iaosc favorable. About tho ttnu everybody hui!
tnkcn their seats, nnd tlc minister llAd scarcely
gotten under good 4uallway, tho l,ouso WIS dis
covered to bo On tire; Tic ceiling lsad eauQlls
from be!n. III tun clusc contaet with tilu st0yo-
pins, a'nl vas burning rapidly when discovered.
There was general rush for tlle door, a'ul guitn
seure a,,lonu tIIc Iautcs; indeed, some vi LIEN
were 80 badly frightened that they left for
hpsnc ut nnve. As soon as II ,was iound 1ho
huu&e was ,n fro tho Well-bucket MAS sought,
a.nl found +, l'e minus u head. Az thu cetling
was Abaut t!ftsaa feut from tho floor, With no
so.1lc tliolntuls the church would be CONSUMED:
pus old Necessity was there to Invent =
sumo means t0 sayn tho sanctuary. 10 tAey
sassed ouv Of the lung bcl,clcs OH tho cnd, A,sa,
bS thu help oi several men, ono man i;,ouuteu
tho uppvr end, uni with tile mud, whicll was
quito plentiful from tho tlaawllts ,grodtld, tho
i1e was aoon cxtiugu!shatl, anl tl,e sopgreEa.
expouplled as X nothing Ind happened"
, 1879-02-26
ROSEBUD.
TUR RAf{E CROWD,

.YANxroa, D. r., Feb. o5.--Chasles Tx
ott, q halt-b breed 1nail carrior on the route b:.
tweon tho Rosebud. and piue-Ridgo AgeucJ,
reaohed hero today from Rosebud ha
says about. 100 Oheyenuos wore driven fEom
Gap Crock into tho Bad Landa west tson
Rosebud Agency by storm abont Tho LOST
Of January, and have slnco boon under eo's'
thore, sending forth small parties 70 lspfe'
date on ranches and trains. They had "I'a
them about 100 stolen horsos, ard a soo'
sunply Of beef cattle. They murdered t"o
whito men OF Lake Crock, QUO nalnod Mofe
head. ...
TIE sporTED.rAlL 1SDlANs
We're waited on by delegation from ia
clouds band, with a proposition TO- 90 sot,A
aud Join Sitting Bull, but they pefelnpson9
refused, saying the whites wore the'r 'fl'''a.'
and Rosebud their home for everinoFo' Al.
tor thls interview, tho scattered camps '.
spottod.Tail worc drawn into ono eo'aps. :.
village at the mouth Of tho lsoseoao' 'ns.
the young men might bo kept uu'Ier %D'' .sst
perfect discipline. Tnckott Is pos'''se sh,. .b1'
tie spottel-Tail Indiana will make '''aD.', , .ss
Special Agent Bulls reached l'os'Ona' '4A
took oharge, on tho 18th inst.
, 1879-02-26

city, appeals to the Preaident u sign The bill re-.
strfctEnE Chine 40 Immigration, a. It. IL tho only
mcans TINT will urcveht terrible calamity
ant the utter annihi1ston q tl,e Chinese % On
Of the hilt.
THE FouH TER CaNTs.
Subscriptions to the per cent loan Bluce yes-
tordaY's report aggregate $5SU, 200.
4 HHKEzE.
New York. Feh. 25.-:rhc Posls Washington
special says: "Amonr the Incidents tn tt,e
Ilouso to-day was tlle charEo prufcrrcd By NJ.
tee, which, he said, had exceeded ite powers,
and had deceived the f1nuso bv leCislattng upon
the payment Of arrears ol pcnslons 10 the !!Ea-
advantage OF certain classes Of soldiers. This
fore tic Speakers desk, MID tho Excitement for
a time was tntcnse.f
, 1879-02-26

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 2a-hlueh excitement
exists hero tonight over the announcement that
rich silver mud gold deposits have been sliscoy-
cred In Township 38 West, Range ~ West, In
Meuomouco County, alich., near MasIuette,
Wit, The hon, Ike Stephenson, Of aiarlnette,
arrived here tonight, and reports that, out Of
thros specimens OF iron ore seut to Chicago
from Tho Emmett hluo for Analysis, one yielded
slA guild und silyer per ton. another SA.
al,d auotllet $o0 per ton. Mr. Stephenson Ia
onu Of the must reliable citizens Of har.nottc,
alltl MS slRtumeuts can be seite1 On. There hare
bcen over Is, ,lAN tons of iron orc shipped from
thu Emmett Niue during tbu past season which
unaeubtelly coutaipsd millions Of dollars In
g0lu and alIYeF.
, 1879-02-26
By NAIL.
DIgMARCK ON TJNANCk-MtSTAKE8 AND NE
nuFFS-pKCl.lN1N1 rNRBTIGH.

p1suAncx ON r1varcr-,I1srAgrs AND ne
n,,pre-nxr1 1x1vn nnraT1aa 49,
.,rr.s,ontsn.. mn ~, 1,,,.ns
n,n,,>, ~ ~, :ryo Gh.rao,inr,s ~ .'r...to, :.
Ds".S' rep' ''-l"o I''h"esiloes p1cs1'eo 70
Decidedly on TIC wane. In order 10 escape from
worse one, us,d the clouds arc gathering thick
~ oro,,,a lin I nayo ornlatnc,I In n ,ormor
- Aouuu n!''' "A's o~p."."s4 ~ to1'.loi u'
letter "hat WcEe a'e motives LOT pcesnh'n9 INC
ecclesiastical struggle. FercetVlng tlMt lo llau
u,,dpTFated his adversary, ila tried diversion by
ntosct of war. but ,yns },oIllca bY bIs muster.
llcn eane tno sene'no o. ouy'ns up !nc 'al'-
ways, which has como to nothing; and when the
revenue beaun to lail tllc tobacco monopoly rosh
or ths hor}xnu. II ia knovn TINT hia uyn cnrn-
,ni.sfo, ~ tu,,rir, doriornd oro,ns. n rim
.1'ssoa ~ .aqa ",', .,.s .,.a 49,. :" 4"e
uoYcshincht press taen sa1a t!la1 LUIS was OF no
tl,u Federal Council alonc. But now, wonder
NJ wcnf,arr lin i,ru.s,an Ministers. crstwm1a
s,,naoira. =. ~ t,,,',".,.'',
obea'ahte'esRsoi tAe eouaaco!1of, aaYephle1eaup
sufficient courage 10 reject TIC taohoholy IN
their turn; and, consequently, it has bccn ti0-
fcnte,l in tho Falcral Council by all bns two
,r "t.,o:- -tt,so n, W,;rt"r,h horc and ri"s.c T,ds
Is severe hlow 1of tiao iflace; mit' yet no Wlll
have to put up with It, Tor tlu resolution of tho
1,rn,stan Ministry waa takou ut t.,o dcmuuti of
~, Ct,,o,,a M,uts,n- .hnm H., u,,I hn ,,,.,,I,,
T., ' re'ian M"r"v ,hm nn'si,n W e'.nius,
IL ,n,y r,c,crt ~ 1ovv,n,r t,tv not n,,, ~, III
n;,s'r ,,a 1x i,,,t -, hs ,rIin tr'ns,t - ,r". ~"
H. !. tsln, fnr"uah1" A. Ira ,.i,cn .'l H.
~, - ocss ~ 'n.n',ir ~, ~ ss, mMGn US
,'rs'nIn s.nod Iinufn,u1lersd r,rv imnSinsi
that. coming from thu great Statesman; there
~G ivp =, -. ~
, 1879-02-26
. il Silver i9aats In Noyatln.

Tim ,eo,lc ~ Hovs,sc O." ntn,t q ,ryinr tha
experiment ol running their State, county, mud
municipal governments uuun u silver basts, with
triple standard. A bill, introduced BY CassNlyl
ot Eureka, whlt4. II wn m!stake not, t!as passrI
ths SUnutc, pro7hlcs that all taxea, ilnes, teos,
ul4l cosls Connected with public Mutters, may
bu paid in silser ctn Ut Tho United Htates. But,
III UrAer TO show that tho peopi0 VI Nevada have
sill confidence IN gold an4 thu battln-statned
lnouuy VI tl.e Unou, It u provided tllat nothing
flum bcng made III Uuitea states gold colA or
leEul-tend0E currency. .Ii!o bill ID supported bY
the eutts press ot, NaYada, aud u, therefore,
alIA0at certain to become law.
, 1879-02-26
Gradual Numerical Decline Of ~,
Abor'gInes Of America. ''''
Decline Of Thirty.six at onoa !, a..
salmon-R!ver Mountains. '1'
Satisfaction OF Tho Settlers md Nina,
Of That Region.
Particulars Of the slaughter, aud ob,,.
aoter Of the Victims
RUBBED OUT.
TiIl1Irr.stx.

PORTLAND, Fob. 25.-Thirty.si 1rd;,..
Ee'nnant Of the Dannock band roidIna !.
Idaho Inst summer, has bcon surpr,sca 49,. ~
slaughtered In The Salmon River 1Iount.,n.
No PARTICULARS have yet been received.
coRHononAToRr.
PORTLAND, Fob. 25.-Informat;on !.
coived at Lewiston, Idaho, by mcss.r,ss ~
arrived from tue Lower weiser, Tint ~. y.
settlers in that locality some throa yo.t.
previously had organized to pussua ;nto s ~
Salmon River Mountains a band Of 1na,s. ~
who, aftor being dispersed by Con, tIo4.,,
Inst summer, had raidetl tint country, dr;,sa
off stock, and killed l1unday and t,ro o,hn,
who pursued them. They killed Dan f},oot.
md his companion while sleeping In th.;,
camp, mid made their Escape into tho ,nonn.
aims betwoon Payetso and tho south fork \,
tho Salmon River. Thoso In1tans wero "a
ported to be returning toward payette. vh,,
THE sErrLERs ORGANIZED
to intercept them. They proceeded ocrou !,
Payette and soon found s'gaa of 1ndinns. Tba,
quietly rooonnoitered and made tia djsco,..
~ of their camp. Waiting favorable Of.
poEtunlts' "nen all wefo IN camp and not il
Inc leas' expecting the near presence OF vhIls
i,1ot'' tnsy haaaenl3 earpflsoa mud attacked
'ien,' anu Au.aa 'nlrtS-s'4 OF their number,
neas'J "na1o'1h''n8 1na Waolo oamp.
ostf f"o oa THREE
are Kno"n 10 haVo oscaped death. Ono
amlnatfon OF the'r oouies many were iden.
t'hea as 1ad1ans VINO had boon fed by !he
settlers AZ taeir homes before ths
bannocs w"r, VINO thon protested
gteas. 1F,onaen', MOT tue whiee'' but
VINO, Oh the nfat ontoreak' lied from ths
V'il6ge, went to halheurs, aud were after.
warda known to be with ths hostiIaa Ia
omanna oounty' ore'
When tno hostilos scattered. aftsr Niles
hght on tho umatdla, this band ratteattd
ano crossed tho snako not FAR from the
noun Of ,to"aef islSer. lAenee they went
anto INC ea'fts Oh Inc upper "eiser SETTLE
mons' oao s1o'e many Valuable horses b.
longing 70 Mahday ana others. --.
AFTER KILLING AohnAS' rt,a CROOKS Asb o1H'
,ho, fad ;,+o t,o ,,orr,o;n. 4,r,.,,, ia
, 1879-02-26

positively declares bia Intentions In regard
to tho conversion Of i've per cont rentes, tho
Republic will receive most Bor!ot,s blow, ~
Interested pnd exaggerated reports as To tho
threatened loss Of interest nro alarming tho
peasant fund.holders.
CAHaA0NAC,
It Ia rumored that Paul Do Cassagnaos rc-
election will bo declared invalid on account
of informally.
, 1879-02-26

NoME, Fob. 25.-severe shocks Of oarth-
quake wure felt hero to-day, mud also at
Sienna. At tho latter placo two churches
wore oyerthrown, and two priests and soy-
eral villagers killed.
, 1879-02-26

Nrw YoRK, Feb. e5.-A'fl'e'' '
Bremsn; Deyonta, from a'asso"' ,,e,mes st4st
% 1tnrTrapAu, Fob. es.-Arftsed' '''S'D'>
fFq,a xafSxsr, Ns% toF Feb. ea.-Arr'v"s'' Aas''
from New York
, 1879-02-26
SPAIN.
A6ttO[sE,

ConunsA, Feb, 2s.-rho British steamer
Memphis is ashore nj tho entrance to this
l,arbor IN dangerous position. No lives
lost.
, 1879-02-26
THE RECORD.

last r,oht.
4. a.. ,h,. ,,,-,try ~, mi, m -. r,ot,or for
~. S.a' s.' ., ,not ..s >a 49,, 70 90 a." = ~.
aaloufnnehs Sao"eo sca8 "''t' - nass'""less
than quorum.
Shortly afterwards tho scsgcautat-Arms pre-
xcntet1 n rcnora flint nenatnrs Davis. Morri11.
n..- .,., s.s.,ans ~ -o,,rt.I IT, ~n-.,n
Da"ss' a..a A".no.y ~" 4sp.isou ~ po.oo"'
anu Mr.. blaine nad pfon1eetl Al6 lmmcoate At
tendance. Mr. ConklnR would give no assur-
snn.,.,oa, ,ssso -. ,ho,- 1o11fnoa 49, sSossrs
nas n...s.s s1s.,1, 1sas.,',.,, ss, rha<,,os
did not open their doors. Other messengers hal
not reportct
Mr.. E1munds fsotto vorc>--That,s vhat yon
n,, 49,, .,a,,l,,, ,tsor,.,, uf
Mr. Harris Inquired II the: senate had not
power, under the Constitution antl It's own rule,
to compel tic attendance Of It's members.
,11,> p-,.Iat,n ,n,,or- -trbot I. for t,,o eoroto
1Hc 'cs'u.us ~ 1'ass "' "a ~ ~ S,1'..e
to dcclue' Ihe escreeahtatcAfms nus a'aao h's
report.
Mr, Hsrrts-Dut has ho executed hs orilcrl
Mr. rnckro1t- Tia IA In nroecss of exccutlnr
3t4' -" 80 :" p'0~o'S "
It now.
time, make no complaint.
This prcatifnr Of11crr-Tho gcrpcnnt~ Arms
5,.,.. 8. ,,.,ss,. - ~ =. III. drtv tn forcc nm
ueshes ~ Ano" :, 20 ~ a.. u"'s .,a.nae IA ~
entrance II, upon applying ht ue TeS'oeuee VI
8cudtur, be Is refused admtttaucc.
Mir, Anthony tsarcasttcally)--l suggest that
this Is one Of a few instances In which the ,se
OF the military bus not been pfoh'pltea.
Alr. Anthony then inquired ~hotner tue sen-
ntor from Tennessee {tiarrts) would nave tne
aons,ars mi ~ talo thcm hv forrc.
eeu"tur1 =. ~ 'snu -
Mr. Harfls fcpliea thal NC senate. hau 1!eht
to be absent from the transaction Of public bls-
tncss. II ho did 80 without leave, tho senntc
naa ~, "tta,1amcc mn; - vi. reorrci1 +hc
eo''pci mo -" ''"1 = s'e a.',. ~
INVASION o. Ills 1cSluenec tne po"oF saoulo oo
str. Morgan satd that he desired to prcscnt to
lin ,,tcnt!on of thc arnotc tho caso of scnntor
",,.,. ~. 49, ,,s',s ,.,sa 80 ns.,,ronoo ~ h,s
Conkians' VINO would elYc no insurance OIL MS
attendance, ind to inquire how long the Sen
ato Of the United States should hago to whit for
TIC attcndanec o. t'et sena'ot. .I ns moVea "a
thhe tne ocIseat,.'a.1'in' M W ''ss' s w." ~
bring Mr. conKllfE lnte tho scnn.e' nc
mt mt ,,enrd Of INV other sanasor VINO had letlcd
I'm no,rnr NJ the grnato md rcft,scl to comp1y
w -, II. ,n,.h., ~. l,,nu A. 10
Win 'ts ucs'"no ~ 49,, "0ssa ~ @' ~ ~
snnn should dominate tie senate, or should the
Scnato cxcrcIsu It's nuthortty.
Mr.. Eaton thought It was not proper to single
oa.,.,.. L., All. INV II .ro,,i,1 hc h,ttor
o1t ns''".os :" ~. ,a,as - e,t.ao .,,o ,,tnrJ.
auco Of alt Senators who arc able to bo here.
MIR. Hnrr!s agreed with Mr. Eaton, md moved
to amcnd Mr. htorgRn's resolution accordingly.
tlcfy tlle Constitution Or this body. Gentlemen
walked up nt o'clock III the H!orntnF, utter.
perhaps, leaving tho Senate Chamber paired OIL
viii not be likely 10 diseusa tie motion very
srnucra
, 1879-02-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

LIE SUFLHt
ROM, Feb. 25.-The Italo rovlvcs tha
report thas Queen Victoria will visit tile
Continent this spring, first to Italy,
where sho will spend some time at Barens,
afterwards visiting Coburg and Darmstadt.
TRADE DEPRESSION.
LONDON, Fob. a5.-uealoy i Co., Preston,
gaye notice TINT they mist stop their ESQ
looms within fortnight, unless trade I'M
proves.
FAILURES
Action has boon commenced for the COM
pulsory winding up Of tho North Stafford.
shire Oolliery Company. 1t is Baid that
another large limited company near Harloy
is about to voluntarily wind up it's business.
TUE FRENCH PR1NCE IMPERIAL,
LONDON, Feb. a8.-Tho Standard an-
nounces conspicuously this morning TINT the
French Prince Imperial will sail for the Cape
Tomorrow. He Intends to join as volun-
teor the column which is nkoly to havo the
sharpcst fighting, his oarncst petition for n
commission in tho British army haying been
rejected. The Prince will be permitted to
join the staff Of tho Royal ARTILLERY.
THE MEAT TIlADE.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-A motion in the House
Of Commons TINT the summary prohibition
Of the importation Of oattlo from tho United
States is calculated to destroy m important
trade and deprive England Of the advantage
Of cheap meat, has been postponed for four
weoks.
, 1879-02-26

Il should not prevent tho phyL1enk OF moneys
found ssslc sa'd companies under the decisions 81
Sonfte any I'm. noenhR " lug ~ a,v
,n9'n.,s w Az ~ @ ~ ,,cro1na ,i,c tn nr trnn mil
cpmp1f,les, or to IN any way nlfoct their rights
under existing 1awa, II being only intended 70
enable tue proper accounting t,l'iscts q. !ne
,,,.. VIZ ~ a,,s su IL tw u ~, oyrTn,ent sn
sattl ron nm nnoIcs
Mr. El1nunts submitted m amendment to
that VI the Committee nhoy eStatc! thai II snhlt
not affect tue rights o. dutIcs OF the companies
or the rights Of tue unttca states unoes tho c1"
listing Inv. Agreed To. ..-...
THE amendment Waa adrccd 70 as amenncu.
The Cnniintttcc on Apl,ropftati@oma @ askeu I'M
An amendment apprpopr1at!1Is ss3,Js9 to pay INC
Pacific Mail Steamship Company ior eaTrying
the tnails N 1a'1 between s9n Franeisco, japan,
aud Chtna 10 not concutrcd IN. una IL was SO
ordered. .,-o Nv, ..u
Tic amendment appfopt1attnR *@5u,uN Tor
, 1879-02-26
-00AIXV
TIE PLAGUE.

sr. PErEAspuna. Febt 25.-Tho Committee
appointed to suporintond tho burning Of In
feeted houses In the plague district has be-
MN nnerAtiong
, 1879-02-26

It is thought Lord Duiferin's appointment
aa Ambassador ut st. Petersburg mny lead to
tho renewal. .of tho zoue dividing tho spheres
of tho two Powers in Asln.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-30
HETTY'S TRIP TO THE CITY.

A UNIT MARIA with much sorrow
n bid good bye to her neice Hetty,
who was starting for New York. Other
friends too were present to see her off
and to give adieu and encouragement.
"Don't enter into conversation with
no strange men on the cars, Hetty, and
don't be kerried away by the follies of
the world when you git there" said
good old Deacon Eastman, with shake
of the hand that made her arm ache.
Elkanah Eastman followed Hetty
into the car. Elkanah, tall, angular,
raw-boned, red-haired dressed in his
Sunday clothes, which hung upon him
much in the same manner that clothes
are hung upon bean-pole to scare away
the crows,--at least that is what Hetty
thought
He held Hetty's little, soft, brown
hand in his hard, bony one, moment
longer than was necessary.
"You won't forget us, quite, will you,
Hetty9 You know this parting means
a great deal to me-" And the great big
fellows voice actually trembled. twas
too ridiculous thought Hetty.
"Oh mol I won't forget Derby, nor
any of you. am not at all likely to-"
said Hetty carelessly.
But her face did flush little, under
EIkanah's earnest eyes.
Elkanah sighed, and dropped her
hand.
Aunt Maria's voice rang out again.
''I wish I'd het brick for your feet;
and don't get took in by no prize pack
ages; and for mercy's sake look out for
for your trunk, for they'll get it away
from you if they can"
And then Hetty was whisked away
out into the great world, which looked
a very snowy one, just now, and over
hung by dreary, gray, December sky.
Hetty looked back after they had left
the station behind, and there was Ell
kanah, still standing on the platform,
looking after the train, a very forlorn
figure, with his coat-tails and his big
blue muffier blowing in the wind, and
his red hair lighting up the whole land
scape. 1t would be good thing to
stand him him up on rocky coast, for
q lighthouse, as Belle Benton, young
lady who had come home from boarding
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-30
For THE BLooMFIEI
MlNERVA'S DRAWING:

The spinning world sweeps on in space,
And bears the restless human race
Through realms without a resting. place,
Where spirits cleave the ether;
And, as 1t turns, this mundane wheel
'Commingles human woe and veal,
From which the Passions draw and deal
Their blanks, or real prizes;
For who, that trusts or curses fate
Receives the ticket of his state
From other hands than those which wait
To do his own Wills bidding?
The prudent, must the vain command;
The comrade of the wise shall stand;
The FOOLS companion shall be banned
For choosing fools and folly.
Let fortunes wheel at random run,
And fools may tine and knayes may win;"
But when Minerals rites begin,
The wise may hope for honor.
Pallas Athehe, guard thy fame
From knaves, the ignorant, the vain
And for the good OF man maintain
The high behests of wisdom.
The day is now about to dawn,
When blanks or prizes will be drawn
by those whose choice has fixed upon
The teachers noble calling.
The prizes in the wheel Of fate
Are theirs, who are importunate,
Whose morning thoughts, and vigils late,
Are burned to lore and virtue.
Minerva, guide the trembling hand
That deslgnates, at thy command,
The chosen members of the band
Whose work may curse or bless us.
From ont Minerva,e rolling Whepl
Let even handed Justice deal
The need of well.directed zeal
For unpretending wisdom.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26

The annual festival of Thanksgiving,
which comes down to us . cherished Gus
tom from the days of the pilgrim fathers,
occurs tomorrow and the people are ad-
monished to lay aside their business cares
and join in giving thanks for tho blessinss.
of the year past. Dakota has cause to enter
with . sincere heart upon the observances
OF the day. Since . year ago It has been
lifted from obscurity to Q prominent position
among tho divisions Of the west. A steady
influx of immieration from among the in.
dustrious classes Of the east is peopling its
prairies and the wilderness has been trans-
formed into fields of golden grain, dotted
over with the habitations of meu. The
seeds Of coming empire have been sown
since last the people assembled in general
Thanksgiving. Railroads have crossed our
borders and the iron horse isgnsrcbipe
steadily Westward. leaving in itaswake "a
unbroken line of settlement out CT which
spring the good fruits Of the soil. We hav.
much to give thanks for. The seasons have
brought an abundan: return, want and suf.
lerlng have held aloof from Us, storm,
and pestilsnce have drought no victim.
from our midst. We have prospered, and
out OF the plentitude vouchsafed 10 should
come a sincere recognition Of Divine aid n
the attainment Of this happy condition.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26
THE BLACK HILLS.

Central City has = population Of $500.
Bismarck's Pinafore troupe opsn no in
DeadWosd soon.
Tbs Caledonia mill, At Bobt,il. n the one
to "boom" next.
The DeadwoodN News 10 to b. enlarged to
Z stx column paper soon.
Calamity Jane is on her vay to Dead.
wood to spend the winter.
Another $4,000 gold brick h.. been tax.
en- from the De Smet mill.
Ground wa broken for the new court
house IL. Deadwood Nov. 18Th.
Several Of the farmers in the Hill,.re IN.
Ing extensively into fruit culture.
Agrandg ball occurred At the Home,,aka
hotel, Lead City, last Thursday eve.
There are between 500 and 700 people
permanently located iofBobsa,i gulch.
a new postod6ce called New inneapoii.
mas been established near Silver Creek.
"A $500 chunk Of gold was the reaul,
Of last Saturdays clean up Of the Auror,
New York capitalists will cree, !, ,.re.
three story brick hotel in Deadwood in ~
spring. WV
The new Congregational church At ca,
trail il the only church in the Hill vith !,
steeple.