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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27
BLANK FORMS

A FORMS
FOR
mber Culture Entry,
Homestead Entrys,
Homestead Final Proofs,
Soldiers Discharge.
Soldiers Power of Attorney,
Protest Papers,
Naturalization Papers,
Marriage Certificates, according to Dakota
Statutes),
School District Books and Blanks, Copy
right,
Eureka School Register, pronounced the
most perfect Of any register published,
compiled from the School law of 1879.
District Court Blanks. Q5O forms),
Justices Of the Peace Blanks, go forms).
Deeds. Mortgages. Quit Claims, Leases,
Chattei Mortgages, Bonds for Deed. Mort,
gage Discharge and Assignment, and all
Kinds OF conveyancing papers.
Slleritf's Deeds, Reports and Certificates. a
full assortment.
Township Plats and Shipping Bills.
Catalogue by mail on application.
BOWEN & KINGSBuRY Props
YanktOn. Dakota Territory.
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Il iA.fsfE 49, ssRffE
60 00leIN MERCHANDISE, consisting
pSsOOVs.O Ut Hats, Gaps. Notions and other
goods, ~ exchange for Farming lands and City
lots. Apply to =
Ss &. w. ROBERTS.
Real Estate and I%nsurance Agent.
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also 8 and 10 ounce Duck, just received and
for sale BY l.. d. PARMEh
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FEED: FEED.: rEED:m

DR.. w. H. a. Brown, dentist Union
Block, Yankton.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY
Nicely repaired at the new Jewelry store of
~ VAN COTT, CLARK & Co.
TIME BOOKS,

TIME BOOKS.
Tor WEEK OR MONTH, for sale at the
= Ffess and Dakotaian counting room.
PAPER, in lots to suit purchasers. Apply
at this Office.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

- house. with orchard, near Dies MOines,
Iowa. for Z good Dakota stock farm. Apply to
j. E. BRUCE. Yam ktOn.
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LIsr OF LETTER.

Remaining in the p,ostof6ce At Yank,on
Yankton county, D. T, Feb. 10, 1880.
If not called for in 30 days will be sent
tothe Dead Letter Office:
Barber, VIM Nsle, Adolphus
Bsntz, Julius Nootny, John.
Barton FloydZ,2 sPlantikow, Rev FIR
Beliale John Robinson,G w
Butler, Andrew + Russell. WR
Cloean, Lizzie ~ Selen, Mis Mary
Hartstein,s Gust Smith, Mn. Ellison
Hastis. H Schroeder, Frank
Herrbold, Jscob Thompson, Albert
Knfdle, George Yoerger, Louis
Eslhropy Edward White, IA
Mortensen. +. C.,2 Witt, Mrs. Jennie
NIB 81 p:sscr1or.
Ae& ti.aVidlaa~th.N No. II Paspest
HELpsroR POSTAGE.
Actio1sesntsiP Pine Ridge Dakota, 5 cents
Psssosg~ cllisk fbs shess iSstess vIl
please ny "Advertissd."s * aYss ;yal
A. W. HowARp! Pm.
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SsDREsyMAkINa AND srAMPINa..

MRS. B. 4 ROBRRrs. .drsssmaker, respect
4vA fully sOllcitS the patronage Of the ladies Of
Yxnkt0n. , Al. work warranted TO give satisfac-;
ton. Patterns cut to order and acknowledgement
~ done. Rooms on Cedar street, over Whites
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

A LARGE H~OUsE-ive rooms, pantry. wood
fenced. shade trees. SC. Price. 3, 800 rent, S12
per month. =
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Statement VI the Condition
ov Tux
Fire Association
OF PHILADELPHIA,
aie< asv ~ n>>>-L..

On the 3lst day Of December, 1879.
The name OF tho company Is the Fire Assent,
iion.
The amount Of It's capital stock Is $500 Ooo M
The amount Of It's capital stock paid M" !.
$oVooVV'""'
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE As FOLLOWS.
Cash on hand and IN the hands Of
agents or other persons ....... 49l is.,.
Real estate unincumbeted ......... Ui'smS ~
Bonds owned by the company, to. w
wit, See schedule. 2,a,0. bsa a.
Loans on bond and mortgage being
first lien on untncumbered real
estate worth double the amount
loaned ........ l,llG6ll "a
All other securltics..."s."s.".... S,sSs g
Total assets s4,lc5. III "
Losses adjusted and not due.........S 3s.h7a , j.
10 Sc, uladjustcd ............ Il. ois IN
Losses in suspense. waiting Tor FUR
All other claims against the company S'sSS 90
Reinsurance fund.-. ........."..... 1851 ,O9l "a
So 1891 s,
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, u.
County OF Philadelphia jS
A. Louden .Jnowden. president, and ,J,co,,
a y; Eex Sso Sset deacse 81 an ade s m,re t nssfof fSs being
is a full, true and correct statement Of the aifai,,ss
uf said company that the said insurance cOmna'
ny Is the bona tide owner of at least One Hunirr"n
Thousand Dollars Of actual cash capital, invest
ed in The state and United States stocks and
bonds. orr IN bond or mortgages of real estate nm m"
incumbercd and worth double the amount fnr
/ which the same Is mortgaged and they are tha
hove described officers Of the said Insurance.
company.
JACOE II. l4EXE, Secreiarv
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this o,st
day Of January, 1850. ''
ALEXANDER RICKEY.
[Seall Notary Public.
OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
YanktOn, Dakota. February II, 1880,
l, f.. A. Sherman, auditor OF the TERRITORY
OF Dakota. do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy Of the original state,
ment of the Fire Association, Of Philadelnhi,
Pennsylvania. on the slst day OF December. is;s'
and now on file in my Office.
L. A. SHERMAN, Auditor.
BY l.. NJ. PURDY, Deputy.
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The most reliable vegetable lower seeds
and bulbs, at
BLATT & BUERDoRF's.
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s.A--DWELLLNG HOUSE, -four good rooms,
n pantry. front and back porch aud cistern.
Situated on Green street, between Fourth and
|, ftlts. Apply o. thsspEptses. y
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,
1000

TeWelry ana Silverware, at bedrock prices. by
- XanCOtt. Clark + TO-. the YanAtOn jewellers.
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AROUSE, beautifully located, commands a
"A fine view Of. the city lots fenced, trees, Sc.
formerly occupied by "a. M..English. Price.
$3.50 rent, ~ per month.
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Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
Cochrane's.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

Lair Jewelry. manufactured by yanCott. &
A Clark, the jewellers, YaMktOn.
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no RENT.

Two HOUSES In Lower Yankton. Rent, $40
Il per month.
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+ OTIS FOR SALE ON TINE. Address or an.
~ ply to
Real Estate aud Insurance,
YanktOn ID. r.
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TO'LOAN.
To

MONEY on Real Estate
4AA .A,ts GEO. W. ROBERTS.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

SMALL HOUSE. 4 rooms, last house ON Broad.
~ way. Price. $3.50; rent, IS per month.
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AN FIRST CLASS FARM PROPERTY at 10
Oper cent interost and reasonable commissions.
dNWU tass. WIN. 4. DEWEY,
Attorney ut Law.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27
FOR y

A STORE ROOM on Third street, between
* Douglas avenue and Capital st. Enquire Of
,f JOHN SCHNELL,
$3.50 Opposite post Office.
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Is A HILL SCHEME,

The Proposed Annexation or q Portion Of
Todd snd Gregory CouNiiss Co NJ,
braekA,
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Q SALE.

A.FINE black carriage horse, suitable for
90 family ui sa1A AikeEfisfaiSSif F4 g p5o +
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TO RENT.
TO RENT.

~ Merchants hotel.
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BOARDERs WANTED

IflHt BOARDERS WANTED,
by THE DAY OR WEEK. Apply to
- JOHN AGO
Second St.. bet. Broadway and Cedar,
CASH paid for Y.nkton County orders. Apply
~ to GEO. w. ROBERTS
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tits AeasL s1sttffs.

UAN-COTT d CLARK, the Jewellers, have
moved to tho first store west Of the post
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Is -li ~: FOR SALE.
IN TINE, lots IL and IS block Is, lower Yank-
ton. Good resident lots Apply to
a.. w RORrRra
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
FulprisOniuE the Innocent.

1t ia not necessary that man should
even be accused Of crime, or suspected
oft, to be made prisoner in New York.
The inmates Of the Hsuse Of Detention
for witnesses are all prisoners. A crime
Is committed aud it is witnessed by a
stranger in the city or some one without
a fixed residence. The person commit
ting the crime is arrested, and the chance
witness is taken in custody, toe. The
criminal has friends who get him out Oh
bail after a few days. The witness has
no friends, and is locked up in the
House of Detention for months perhaps,
and has happened mere than once that
persons trying to escape from imprieon-
ment there have been severely pm
ished.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
I'm III RSte TO Dfe.

John Ryan, tinsmith, living lately
in Brooklyn, went to Philadelphia on
Tuesday, to see his wife, from whom he
had been separated several months. He
visited her house in Asbury street and
sought an interview, but as he was
under the influence OF liquor the woman
refused to grant him an audience. He
walked ont Of South street and WAS
found near Passyunk avenue at half
past eight o'clock in the evening with
his hand pressed to his side and blood
flowing from wound. Two men at
tempted to convey him to hospital,
but he objected, and had TO be knocked
down and held until conveyance
could be procured. He first said his
wife had cut him, bat afterward told
his brother that his injuries were self
inflicted. He died several hours after
his arrival a. the hospital,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
Whas q Peddter's CrtfAe Cost a
Thriving Town.

Last February, Conductor VIM. W
Gather, Of the Clarion Narrow Gang
Railroad, elected peddler named Johi
Clancy from his train, near King'
Mills, Clarion county for refusing to pa,
his fare. Clancy shot the conductor
with a pistol. Gather died few day.
later OF the wound. W. l.. Fox OF Fox
burg, President OF the road was a warn
personal friend of the murdered con.
duotor. lie took charge Of the pistol
with which he was killed, and became
active in bringing Clancy to punish.
ment. Last April Clancy was placed
on trial at Clarion. President Fox was
to produce the pistol in court. He left
home ON the early train to 90 to Cla-
rion. The train had proceeded some dis.
TANGO from Foxburg when Mr.. Fox dis.
covered that he had forgotten tEepistol,
He had the train stopped, and ran hack
to the village to get the weapon. When
he returned to the train he was almost
exhausted. The conductor subsequent.
ly found him unconscious in his seat.
He could not bs revived, and died on
the car at almost the exact spot where
his friend Gather was shot. Clancy
was convicted of murder in the second
degree and sentenced to eight years in
the psnitentisIy.
His wife and twelve.year-old son were
left destitute. The boy went to work
for farmer near st, Petersburg. Last
Thursday he was crossing q feld where
a vicious bull was feeding. The bull
attacked him, ripped his side open with
his horns, and tossed him from TIE field
into the road, a distance Of forty feet.
The boy lived a short time only.
Besides these fatalities resulting from
Clancsy's crime, the business o; Fox
burg will be almost ruined. The village
depends on the oil business of the Fox
estate. W. L. Fox, though only twenty
nine years old, was the manager Of this
estate, which comprises 5000 acres Of
oil land, which only partially develop
ed, yields u, 600 barrels of oil month.
He owned the only extensive iudivid.
ual pipe line in tbs oil regions, and at
the time of his death was erecting an
immense refinery. He had q capital Of
5000, 900, and was just completing
plans for the construction of other lines
Of railways, with Fox burg as the centre.
The refinery project has been abandon
ed. The Fox pipe line has been sold to
the United Pipe Line Company, which
destroys its local value. No further de-
velopments Of the Fox property will be
made. The death Of W. L. Fox takes
the distribution Of 81 900 600 a year at
least, from the region.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

DR.. PRATT, of ALBANY, has horse
with an inordipate appetite for confeo-
tionery. Every morning he is driven to
the banking house OF Henry R.Pisrson,
and, after disposing Of his master he
turns his eys northward to see If the
road is clear. If he finds no obstacle III
the way he walks across the street and
pays his addresses to the old lady who
keeps street stand on the mu-
scum corner. From her he obtains
a stick OF candy, and after eating it
stays there until the doctor comes for
him and pays the old lady a cent for
her candy. This is a daily occurrence.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
VIRGINITY.
Ut EDWARD ROSE.

Like sunlight on windy mounta!n'side;
Or, on Gelgbt,snow bathed in Summer air
Or Ike drifting cloud, serene and iair;
Or n white leapipg iountainS royal pride
That scatters radiant gems on every side
wear,
Undimmed by sorrow, never worn by care,
Is the soul dover Of my girlilh bride.
This clings to her, this sits upon her brow,
Perfumes her lips, shoots from her earnest
eye,
Clothes her light form, and gloves her warm
white hand;
Me!hInks 1t makes an angel Of her now,
As in the free alr fearless doth she stand.
II mas no name but pure Virginity.
From The Academy.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
A Rejected Lover shoots Himself.

Monday night, Frank Bertly, a we'll
known resident Of Monongahela City,
Washinston county, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
He had been engaged to Miss Free, hnl
as he had been drinking for some time
the told him that she would not marry
hin. He took ring from his finger,
that she had given him, and threw il
at her feet and then went out to field
and shot himself. Bently was only
twenty-five years of age. His bsdy was
found Tuesday morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
nnwTA the Dihy.

The Baxter BSy Club, twelve mem
bers, VIM. Kay, captain, viii! leave this
city ia. morrow evening in the boat
WIN. Baxter, for an eight days sojourn
down the Delaware bay. The excur-
sionists will proceed as far as Lewes,
and will stop at the principal places
along shore.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

The receivers Of the Reading Rail
road company had meeting on Tues
day and authorized the statement TO be
made that they had postponed until
September Is any announcement o.
their conclusion az to the question Of
the payment Of interest due July !,
upon the divisional coal and mortgage
bonds of the company. John c. Bal
lit, ESQ, left on Tuesday afternoon for
New York whence he ssils to-day (Wed-
neaday) for London where lie will
make abatement 10 Eoglish bcnd-hol-
ders of wha. he understands about the
condition oftbe Reading railroad aud
Reading Coal and Iron Company.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

Ehii i iFisH5SS REPECrFuLLx
n has ,SLGf and ?, thu public gen-
llaut StF '"A Ia.l Tho store s. W. cor.
Ion, where b ICY occupied by Nr.
elleto assn ms n mas, and will aiways
!, and viii SiiIIlOf SdI, of goods in the
4 md hoDaa' 0 ~. teeln at the very
tno rcsoPrS' 10 oy attent on 10 husi.
\ nefIt 1 Z sS, % lho interests Of his
lr SVoiiiN WiI viii 81 tlhetr patronage.
FhCt, SuCses1hooil4 ! ! MS, Grocer,
-,. c>sOf to W. d. Wilson.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

.EET-ONE GOOD FIVE Room
.ohe 8 rOOmed house; SO and " per
HsWas.tt and Scott sts., near City
10 garden good water; convenient;
Baton, dr. Inquire
SI.UMiS' STORE, Forty Acres.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

'ENT.-A LARGE FURNISHED
F.: suitable Tor boarders occupants
d Tor rent aud furniture. Address
POst office. 629tgt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

,r-TWU 8 STORY BRICK
SAb Oh 81. near King will be sold
|ses, WI :" 629.3t
. A4p9PP'WSNsEND, GIG Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

i NTt,t1aGENTLEMAN WANTS
Sa.ss Noreos, with terms, b, Re
6D'tSt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

k1R-A GOOD STEAM Wits j.,
f,lilable lor tug.bolt or manufacture
kshnent. Apply REPUBLICAN, Of
6-l2tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

IN NOFrAGE, CAPE MAY
I'M - !r nov open. Situated directly
ETIjp SSS Ss reasonable. Address
0ANElH, Cape May Point. 620t6
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

H., N u:-PER MANBNT AND
T. 'U' Asng st. 630t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
'@ESCHooL,,

ssSii0 Si.tts term m on September
|, s,E. Dor ,ss Emile L. Thoa,p.
va Ni[ ssay ~, For further faS.
TOO Warkettt.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
FOR REM.

|gSs OHANCE-FOR RENT
4 dSlrabls store, stand and dwell
4 Cuba Dsl., at reasonable terms.
4 Nh on hand will bs sold at n bar.
.It,;ory reasons for selling. Apply
III HEALB Il Co,
o. JAS. 7. MCOLELLhND,
MT. Cuba Del.
kll rent without the stock If pre-
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

~ INANY,,, '7 90
knbsHs5M Iss RING BET. nth
Be su a,o and Yth ani Walnut. The
hrs.' rewarded on leaving it
Carat
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

IN h ,%H;ANrED,--A FEW GEN
ID, ,t,a", Gu be accommodated
b-3S-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

.pUt, -, s.-s-----------------------
stTsoN, GNFED AT NO. ROB
6D-jt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

E4LE FOOL TABLES COM
i and cheap pIloe sl.oo. Apply $.
4 and Market st., city. osOt2t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

!. NEw SERIES IN THE
betusl S ~ This association loans
tos i sn1aTi on each share and col
'IItD,aaiT2NsrEIN, sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
Architects and Builders,
THE FIRM OF
IL. w. THORNE & BRO,
WHOSE OFFICE IS

Room No. 2 Almond Building.
Eighth and Market SITS
And Shop on West st., below End, are practt-
cal mechanics, and the senior partner being
nish complete plans, details, specifications
and estimates, for dwellings, stores, churches
and all kinds Of buildings, and also con-
tract for building. At shop all kinds OF JOB
work as well as finest work done to order. The
very best Of reference given. Office generally
plans and anything In our line we will be
pleased to see, and cheer1ully give any infort
nation we can. Inquiry by mail cheerfullJ
answered. No extra cost on what We contract
for. Since we located in this city, two yearl
ago, we have erected upwards OF 40 buildings.
6q-t-s.1mt TH0RNE & BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

:, TOBACCO PLANTS,
Wv Wv, seod Leal variety. Apply
,',TT MILLS, YorkIyn. p. O.,
E.VD 7. ". FEREEE & BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

an T h. GENTLEMAN AND
lilv 4 tsEon9dGted with board in
w Answer b.. REp. office. cVswf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
a
BOARDING.

' .sS AND lt MARK EFT STREET.
~, S,!c ue'srlbls rooms 10 ies with
r'''SAa' location; also day board.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

LA GOOD FIVE ROOM
a lan:O n south wilmington; Not
|. nI @1sot n Also o lot Of good sash
Pey MSn ~ j, X. BABOOCk,
|pquH'S b, corner OF End and King
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

ID ss, ,o,nhtsEE GENTLEMEN
Hin ,UnI t az with board in a
wv "oSt s. 5-lgtf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
DRESS GOODS.

SUMMER
BLACK GOODS.
Our stocks have to be
very large to serve our
trade /; our assortments also
have to be very full. There
is nothing desirable to be
found anywhere that we
have not.
ALL-sILK GRENADINES.
Damasse,
Striped,
Polka-dot,
Plain, sewing-silk,
0pen-mesh.
sILK-AND-WOOL GRENADINES.
Damasse,
Striped,
Polka-dot,
Mexican,
Open.mesh.
ALL-WOoL GRENADINES.
Lupin's open-mesh.
CAMEL's HAIR GRENADINES.
Plain,
Grape.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Crepe de chene, all-silk,
Crepe de Japon, all-sik,
Nun'a-yeiling, for dresses, au-Wool,
Bunting, all-wool,
Tamise, all-wool,
Henrietta, silk-warp.
We have also everything in
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
coz SALE.

E,1ToR px0HA,NSGCiisi.;ss-in1o aH MI.
Che,ter, ,g,SO,ii ding good land; i i.a.
otber ou itGOitaSIe for farming, dairy ~
Isp.lty T TSt:' owner e n bad I h sa
IeiiDs' sl uS / HEALD 10Y.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

NJ 10 PAIR SPRING CHICK.
Ill., us' N, weekly, weighing not
n. b. APPLETON,
Third at. Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01

Pa KAN TO ATTEND TO
IN sni do light work. Apply To
pNN, 10th and Market SIS. 29.2t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
WANTED,

pa GOOD COOK TO GO 3
IN the country ; good wages
Ac@O., RRTUDLIoAN 0tiice.634 3t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-01
] LAGEEl EInlrr
VI BEER IN THE CITY

S~i>'oF, FREYus SALOON
Ia Sho ND STREET.
s-cLnSs FooL rAprr j..
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-26
Concerning Cyclonee.

Every one should know what a cyclone
Is, but the general ideas of the subject are
rather vague. Take small butter-pot,
and set it down on your largest map of the
world at about 90 degrees North Latitude,
anywhere in the Atlantic between two
continents, say east of the West Indies.
Then, with q piece Of whalebone twice as
long as from the 5utter-pot to the North
Pole, bent into parabola, with one end at
the Pole, the other at the butterpot, ma k
out thus the cyclone. The apex of the
bent whalebone will be somewhere in the
Western United States. Imagine your
butter-pot to be revolving in its own centre
in the direction on the hands of a watch,
at the rate of hundred miles an hour. Its
northwestern edge will be the dangerous
storm-rim, blowing hurricane, lashing the
seas, and precipitating the rain; the other
edges will be br eezy, bat MT so stormy,
as they contain less moist air. The centre
will be the low barometer and calm area,
because here the air has less weight and is
flowing upward. Now move your butter
pot slowly along the parabola, still suppos-
ing il to be turning. BY the time you
reach the centre of The United States ex-
change the pOt for saucer, with the same
supposed conditions, only by this time, If
wintry, 4 snow-storm will take the place
of the rain. Keep 1t moving circularly,
and northwards also along the parabola,
and about Hudson's Bay change to break
tast-plste, and in Greenland to a dinner
plate, and about the S0th degree North,
before the storm reaches the size Of bug
gy wheel, it breaks up. Thus you see
the space over which the storms travel
enlarges as it passes North. the winds blow
around its rim, and the ealmeentre moves
with it. Mariners now carry what is called
a horn-card, transparent piece of flat cows
horn, with a circle on it, inside which are
several smaller circles, with arrows point
ing as watch's hands travel. Whenever
the barometer changes, and clouds scud by,
this horn-card is placed on the chart at the
ships position. Knowing the winds direc-
ton and the weight of the air, the horn
cards tells whereabouts in the cyclone the
ship is, and from this is reasoned how to
sail to avoid the cyclone; or, # unavolda-
BILE, how to manage in it. Not many de-
cades ago, ships were driven thousands of
miles from their course by not having mas
ters possessed of this knowledge. Now
adays, meteorological information is as
necessary to the navigator as his sextant.
In South Latitudes storms pass in the same
way toward the South Pole. by way of a
western bend. only the circular motion is
reversed, and the southwestern is the
stormy edge.