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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1884-08-01
tn. Old Red School House yaledictory.

The old time valedictory poem in use
at the old red '.skule houses" at the
crossroads was not as pretty as the
latter-day efforts of the graduate OF city
colleges and seminaries, but perhaps
il expresses the sentiments OF the vale
dictorians quite as closely. II used to
run something after this style;
Good by scholars,
Good by school;
Good by teacher
Dsrned cd fool.
-RsfdS EEpress-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1884-08-01


Face 10 face, But not in dreaming
DID feel the tender beaming
Vi the eyes whose limpid azure smiled on me
thro pleading tearsi
And leaned TO greet my maiden,
With a word all passion laden.
AS she murmured: "Iset fOrbearance light
the pathway thrO' the years."
And that whisper, meek and lOwly,
Sweet as music in the holy
Hush of even. fell divineiy on the tumult of
my soul,
TILL like balmy incense stealing
Ger the troubled tide OF feeling.
Crept the rapture of an impulse that no ran
cor could control.
And | turned. in shame and sorrow,
Kissed the face that else tomorrow
And forever had reproached me with It's sad,
upbraiding smile.
And the little hands outreaching
In the pathos of beseeching.
Close within my own ! elaspt them-aud lcs
fingered at the Stilc,
-UTnUOOd Watt ia The Continent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1884-08-01
cause believe he will help us 10 win r1non
next November (ApplatIseD

Addresses were made by delegates from
various states further SecOnding the nOmina-
Ton OF Mr. Cleveland, notably by Mr.. Max
wen, of Minnesota; Mr.. Rose, Of Tennessee;
General Bragg. of Wisconsin: General Kent,
o. New Hampshire; Judge DOol.ttle. of Wis
consin; Governor Waller, OF Connecticut and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1884-08-01
AT THEnS TILE.


We had met, and we had parted.
In the stiffness, neavy hearted,
was lingering where she left me. al the Oldcn
rustic stile:
Torn BY warning pride aud sorrow.
An my soul shrank from the morrow.
With its haunting rccOlieetiOns, that no hope
could now beguile.
And the silence. like token
OF that fact. so rudely broken,
Seemed TO MI and thrill the meadows-as her
presence did of yore;
Seemed TO trail along the grasses.
Like a mist. that looms and masses
shade on shape, till form and shadow blend in
gloom for evermorei
Gone for eyeri All was ended.
How-we neither comprehended:
For. nor youth nor maiden ever yet was known
in tale or song
Who would own. self-willed, reliant,
He had proven harsh defiant
Nor would she confess impeachment when he
deemed her wholly wrongi
So that hour. born of gladness,
Crept away in sombre sadness.
While nv heart grew sick to anguish with re-
morseful yearuings vain:
Des0late and lost, and lonely,
- Still Il fingered. dreaming only,
-.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1884-08-01

-ES-Seraior Gordon. of Georgia, is
now taking certractt 20 build railroads
il South America.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1884-08-01

1t starts off well. In fact itlOoks
like tidal-wave ticket.-N Y. World.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
WerSmtU1tnSctt.

SIN GROCER 8eiorgniB befinben it6 bic
Q~nDeripanoten uno Sreunoe beS Subr>
manns Wiuiam Steder, ba oerielbe lett
Treitag Nbeno poriger 9odc bcrl6munoen
lit lno ale Nadfori6u1gen mad ibm it0
biSber alS frudtloS e~rtpielen baben. 6err
Steder po3nte BET ieiner S6ipeitcr an @de
Suuertou unO Southport Quenue, lit uuz
Uerbeiratbet, IS Sabre alt urb trug sltlebt
eincn r0tbli6en 8art uno braunen lleber>
Sieber. ST mar am Srettag NDenO ullsgez
9al9en, I'M 5l elmer &Ogenperiamn1lunB 81
gebell, bod lit CT in oerielben niebt eillge2
trDffen un0 lett ienem 2tbe1o lit ale Spur
bon ibm erloi6en. ct bate, oils er aus
9ing, $500 iii lei1em 8eiib, unO IS liest Die
8efirdtuno llabe, Dab CT oaS 0pfer zines
Gerbre6ens 0etuorOen, ooer baB ibm ireenb
Elm uaoereS lln9Iiid sueeitoBen lit. Srs
geltb Deld)e Austunfta iber ben 8ermiBten
nimmt 9err saul Wfattern, Gde Soutbs
port unb Bebiter 4penue, entsegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
aus 0e3t NornGoten.
&afe gtcw.

Ser @emeinOerotb bielt Montag Na6mit=
tag cine Siglulg ab. Ger 5ownciert ipltroe
beuI ftra9t Die Chicago s. Gpanlton=@i Ienz
babugeieQl6aft aufSuforbern, innerbalb so
Sa9en re9elntGBt9e Yoiio9ierSu9e our0 2afe
Niep fabrelt 81 lailen, lpiOri9elfaus tie tbrer
Eripile9ie1 un0 5te6te p~erlulti9 9eben inb
ibre S0ienen aus ben GtraBe1 bes Somu
elttfernen muBten. Sin 0elu6 I'm Nbs
i9Gbun9 Der Soften fir ben Gnr6bru0 Der
Hine 0rope=S trdRe, lolpie mebrere Yroteite
9e9en biele 8erbclierun9 ipuroen p~erleien.
Sn einem Der lebteren ,ptr6 9elteno sena6t,
baB eS lpiinidenSipertber pdre, cine StraBe
lalt9s 0es SeeuferS an5ule9en, onltott iete
Npenlte bur6Sulegcn. Sic Nn9eleqenbeit
muroe 5uriif9ele9t. t9r. Selton, Borlteber
Der BriOeweQ, erbot iid) in eiuem S6reibelt,
bic @efan9enen bes Conn iIr % @ents per
Sag Su beberber3en. Der SprIGlu9 ipuroe
an9cnonr1en ltl0 Die Yolt3eibeb0rbe ern,Gd=
ti9t, dQe perurtbeiltcn @efal9eIen auf Soften
6eS Comm mad Der Srioewea 3u i6iden. 0out
%porlie9eiben Geridteit purbe1 i'm %sSallllar
IL Ser6oftnn9en DorgenOmmen. Die g2alz
~lerperte puitpte1 80, ,617 @alloneu gSo]z
Jet uno perbrau9teu 1853 600 Yfuno Soblen.
%0onmill6r 9tetteritrom ipuroe beouftraot,
Qn9ebote fir ben Gau eites 5~0lau6bouleS
o1 @lGrfiraBe, nobe Belmont lpe., entoes
9ensuuebmen. Der Cont neenieur io0(
Noroni6la9e fir cirer neltel 0ampffellel
fitr ote Wdl1ermerte anfertt9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
9(us QiI1obpu tpirS oenteIoet:

Ser in getreff 6es &ongo nit @n9lan6
9ei6lo1iene Gertrag iDtro ben Gortes btltl1en
&ursent porgele9t iperOelt. CT ee1tattet
freie S6ifffabrt auf benz SOn9o ltno lebt
ais Gre nae Der ~pDrtugieiil6 den Beitbun9en
in bsm @ebiete oeS 3arlbeltsS trolnes ben
S6ir>SIuB uro ben Diaila>See it,"
9~tWsIamOifAes @uerIet.
- Die beIgiii6e 9eputirtenfammer
bat BEN Nntrag duf 6erabiebu1g Der 0e>
b6lter Der b0bereu fatboItl6cn @etitli6tett
nit rs ge9en 40 Stinlmen abgelebnt.
Sn 8ufareft lit Die Wohnutg be5
SournoliIten lluo friiberelt Oetniiters oeS
Snneren Hoietti lit neblt Dielerl fit Die 9e>
i6id1te HllnG1ien5 tDertDpollen S6rtttz
ftiifen ein Galb Der 6lamnen 9etpDrben.
Die 0eputirtenfaunmer bat GelGlpiIeu, Go>
ietti eille Suutrne @elDeS un0 etn neleS
0aus ais 9fattonaIz@ ei6erf 5u iiberweiieu.
-0ie l1nterbanDlurgeit be5 franSDltlden
Observation-Disclosures auf W%ooagastar, Nomiz
raj @oIiber, nit ben M~taoa9aileu limb ipies
Ger aufgeuontmen tporoen rllo IS lit QuS>
iidt baSu porDanbcu, oaB tie bon Grfol9
begleitet letn tDeroen.
2aut 9tadri6ten al5 TriniOo0 fin6
bort an ~. Sanuar ie6S @ebGuoe abges
brannt; eil1 NRenih lit babel I'M oas 2cbeit
eefommcn. Der 8ranbi6aben belduft it6
auf 100000, po9e8en Die Gerii4eruus
nur $185,0O0 6ctrGgt.
Sn Squiqne in 8eru bat ant l. Sebr.
cine Seuersbrunit bic SalpetereN ieoerIase
bon Sreper & So, ipeIde $4,000 Gentner
Salpeter entbielt, unb bic SdgemIble, oo1t
SSarle5 oSlt9ls5 & COMPANY etngeGl6ert.
Der S6aoen lit burd 8crii9erun9 eebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
+ Gmtt Socaer. +

9tenitog Q6enb I'M Z ubr ueritarb tn Ser
Bobnllng leiner Sd)tpiegermutter, Srau s.
90. 2aual, geo. 278 SbioitraBe, ein lit Oeutz
iden &reiien aQgemetn %befannter llno gez
a6teter 8Irger, Ser Gtnil Saeger. 6auptz
1beilbabcr Der Gngrosz BorSelIantpaarenz
banbIung Don S. & 6. Saeger s. 60, SEQ.
70 @abaib Npe., i'm friiben alter bon 48
Sabren. Ser So0eSfau lit Elm INN 10
ldn1er5Iiderer, ais ST.. Saeger ii6 itetS Der
bciten @clunObeit erfrelt bate unb nun
pI0blt6 i'm trGfttgften Wdnnesalter einem
l%tnfalle gum Spfer fiel, Ser 2tnfan9S tetne
10 lblinmen Solgen DOrauSieben licb. Gr
mar 9eftern bot IA Sagen BON leiner Wob>
nlt1g atfgebrohen, I'M na6 Dem @el6dft
81 ge6el uno mai Die 9tulbitraBe entlang
geqangen, muBte aber, ba Die Bride 0teier
StraBe betanltlt6 neutrality-suspicious. lit,
lld ra6 Der StateItraBe tpe1oen, lin oorz
ben SluB 81 ~freu3en. Gr ipGblte ben tiirt
Seiten gSeg, inoent er al Der &uihItraBe Die
Sreppe sur Nerfte binabitieg u1o aitf oieler
mad Der StdteitraBe binii6er gtng. 6ier
moute eS oaS llngliid, baB CT duf Elm lllt7
beteltl9ieS Brett trat, oaS elnporldnelte,
in Solge Oelien er btnltilrste lno Den Inter
i6enfel brad. ST. tpuroe iofort na6 Der
oben beSetdneten @obnun9 eebradt ulo
Gr5tIi6er 81e9e iibergeben, aber auf unbez
gretflibe gSetie mur0e er alSbalO BON ether
Deftigen 2un9enent3iinoung b~efaIen, pelde
ihlieBli1, i'm gerein nit Dem Wunofteber,
ietnen SOB 6erbeifiibrte. Die 2ler5te 81.
0eliert uno Or. Bo9ue 6atten i'm bis Su
leirem @rtoe bebanoelt.
Der ScrltorDe1e NAT aus @oetttngen,
SannDDer, g~cbitrtig uno fam int glitter bon
10 Sabren mad Qlmerifa. Seine beioen
8riioer, NOolf unb Serbi1anO, batten Oaz
mats in QouiSDiQe, ST., bereitS Elm 8orz
Sellangei6Gft unO lieBen i'm berii6ertomz
men. SIN Sabre 1855 i~ieoelten Die brei
SriiDer nad @bicago ii6er, 100 tie suerit in
NO. 239 2afeitraBe ibr @eidGft begriinoez
ten. Sp1ter bcfano ii6 Oaiielbe in gto. 103
2afeftraBc, lno I'M Sabre 1864 ipuroe es
no6 benz iebi9en Blabe, $50. q @abaib
2Ipe., pcrle9t. linn Dieie 3eit trat QlboIf
Saeger aus benz 0eiddft, bas unter Scr
Sirna S. 6 6. Saeger & So. eefiibrt
ipuroe, aus. 6rn. @mil Sae9sr's Srau
itarb bereit5 pnr 10 Sabren, lein 8ruz
Der Serbinano por oret Sa0rel, ebenfa4s in
Sol9e eincs lln9GiidsfaIIcs. Der geritorz
bene bate in Qeutihlan0 cine lebr CUTE @r>
SieGung g%enoiien uno mar bier belonberS
oils gutter Biuntit un0 g2tpauoter Dtulttz
&ritifer befanlt. @r 6interlGBt ;pei er>
tpa6iene Go6ter.
@arum lob' bid Don 0uiten ober Seller
6uiten Sgrlp bid lofort turtren pilroe.
0t,o;S OK ITa,49 81 T1ofAa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
GtanItst felt 1851.
Henry SChoeIIkopf,

80. 232-23A St aSanon irbz 9tr0be,
swiIden Trontltn unO 0tortetzS tro5s
ofcrirt in Ieiniter 8aore:
Gdjten Sanes atno @2cff0=SafTee,
@Me Gortca BON 0rftnf ma tt,to fd)t06t3ent 99ee,
SSraus. 0aniua=&bofpIdOe 1Ano G6eaO,
Gonoenfirte Sd)tO els crtstId1,
&icEi1'S SIeiiG1sGgteaft,
6 G1tueijer Seitgo eriaebL,
S~feIteniidbe @afGrOni uto StMOeIRs
JSeme $3irle, Griinferg Mn0 4imieW,
Strata. GebSet Mto GhdnIpt 1t0aS,
@ctrcGnete S6)tu6ttiite (EiISe).
9eMtIG,eS SSQnier=Dfebt tttO rtoffeInaeBE,
gfeiSaneHt ttn0 GrbIcttnebI,
Geutsd d. n9Nu bn, S&ttttnt CT II. 80 adBhoIoetbeexese
:SsDe Ell d. ettttmS, &ntlartnenSp 11antens
0etr06u. 8trnen, &trid1eu ttno pCto eIbceTen,
GERe MnO btttere @0iioett,
SSruueIes, SeaInttiS tttto ~SSObdnntSbt0O,
GdDteS WSobu0I tlnO SIiOen0I,
Geutid,ea 8ittbeerf0ft ttno dtteI. St8iOCE,
@dIten 8ienenbont9 taIO geIbe3 0adSr
9ii1cIOorfcx Gent ttnO @einetfi9,
@atnburaer 25G6Iinac tno yteunau1en,
CSer0ud d erte tno ftaSinirte 10Ie,
GaLsiaroeHen nmO 9arOeuems0Sntter,
yfura1ea. d. oDie4 ttnO Stp@Hf@,
sSuf. GarOt1reS ti,lO !&0Ot0rs
Sspu. NeiId)ncr 9Gstnge,
G~tr05bur9er @anSIebers9S0Itcte1
SriiTeIu 1tm0 8otb0cr &ebernMrt,
BrGMmI &; eueiser ScrDeIGtiUurIt
@6Dten &t11t e.t5aIer &6fe,
Bariicr GdJnupft6ba6 0DN 2OBbe& IN S0be,
SeutIde GpiRnrdoer, @oISidube,
NaeS Su ben b~iuieiten Ersiieu.
Henry SchO9llkOpf
bin. f1ituw Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
0erSr6n8un9 mttMeraIii@er 9tcSt=
Sitactt.

aac. NIT Husnabme Oerienisen, bic ib ni4t ~ibcrSeus
gen tailen molten, rdumen eia, bag &soItctter's Dla.
geHbtttrreS ben minera(iiden Mcoisinct, bic cs in
bes nneuiAlider Oto9ens piacn boiTt, nod p0ata nuiees
9eben peroen no3en, ,nenoli9 iberle9er lit, Tos Bitz
tere lit Elm hoht nr1btieeS Ge9nlirin9s mittcI BET yeber:,
0arrleibi9tsit, SpSpepiic. ~lluterleib5 bcldluer6eu uno nc
S~ablreiGelt IlnS uerdnoerlidcu Gnmptome, uel6c iuncrs
ltd)e SGpdde coer ~Srart)ett ~au;ci9en. werocn III lcpen1
Sale 6ilrb etnci Sehorrliden gebrnnt pieics uor;lss
%lcifisber nnb gaLli9e 5tcber f6nntr burd, td9liten Sc
BRAND oieles ~madpti9en, atcr Ibmafbatten rno mitoet
Stdrtun95nitIel4 rerbntct werreI. S0rpcrtrdft 1T Die
bette Sitting, III Der man Der S~rantGeit cui9coeutreteu
ranu. 9eriaaffe tic Sir burb 3ubilienaDmc b3 8ittcreu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
SCruliSmfc8A

6err 1oOfreD su 0oiben IN Snbiora
ioute, tpenn CT NIT Dem 2ebcn bopon
tomm'. Z tJilIer's v@ang mad
WilcuDomme |" 0uSmeloio lerz
Gr Latte slpci banofelte 9tcger 0en1iez
tibet, nm leiAln tim DerbaBten S6mteaerz
lo6n bar1ju)tleu. Dtit ben gtegeri1 mar
S~ol9enoes neruOreoet: ite iouten in Der
9taebt bot Der 0austbire oes Sbipieoerz
iobues lparten, 9err @obfrep ober 1oute
ben SArpie9eriobn at Die GbIre rufen itr,o
tbn berausaerren, ippEaWf Die gaeser iibcr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
8eoentcfaner 8nmferoff.

Oftt 9errn Gnlil SG9er, 6ellen 8cgrGbz
nib 0onneritag 1tattfanb, mar oas brittle
Mttglieo Der befannten Strma S. & Is.
SGger & 60, bercn 4or5elIanz, Steingutz
unb @laSbanolung ft6 III 9to. 70 Wabai6
2ipenlle beftnbet, aus Der 0elt gel6ieben.
Sbm noralt tparen iein 8rlloer uno Gom>
pa9non Serbiualto SGgec uno 6err Sobn
&. @et6e gegangen. ytun blteb nur nod
Ser Gierte Der Sirmeninba6er, 6err Iugu>
itin 0aQ, iibrig. 0a Der ieIbe ni6t in Der
Gage lit, baS 0eiGdft auein fortSuiebcu, 10
ptrD es bon alien Snterelieuten fir baS
Bette gebalten, Oaficl6e auf5ulDleu, uno
6err 0au aeigte Daber Sreitag I'M Gecor>
0ersamt let1e1 t%retDiaigen 8anferott on,
inoeln er su9let6 Die 9ftioa beS @ei6GftS
an ben langidbri9en Sreunb bes 6errn
Gmtl Sd9er, ben @enerla9enten Der u9tiDer>
Dale yeaft &c., !6errn Nnton Sumter, obz
trat. Der 2ebtere tpurbc BON &i6ter
&ntferboGcr ais uorlGufiger 8ertpalter Der
@oncursmaiie beitGtt9t.
Die Observation-Disclosures oer 6irtna
b~elaufen it1 auf $67, 554. 16. Oa benielben
Ntttoa i'm Merthe bon etipa $62, 1920
gegeliiberitebeu, 10 tpiro cine beiuabe poQe
8efrieDi9un9 Der Mtaiien9lGubiger nl0gli6
letll, uno 0aS miro and na6 benz 2lus=
iprud)e De5 Ge6tsontpalts Sueiieu, tpelder
ais re6tli6er 8eiitano oes 6errl1 Sumter
tul9trt, poil 6errn Sau uno ben iibrieen
Sntereienten beabitdtigt.
&etn @eIdGtt auf benz Qau6e bdlt Elm
Eager bon &leibern, mel6e tpie ''custom
ado 'au19emaht ftno uno oenno6 at
grellen tpie 9etuDbnli6e Store Nrbeit pers
tdutt tDer0en. 9afIr diebt &C in Shiconn
nur cin @eiddft, uno oas lit WonSOrf
Bros, Gde JtOrtb Nprnue uno Garrobees
StraBe, u1ter Sola' 9aQe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

ttnSer Meent &crr .. g. Sobn6e,
bereiit gc9cmwGrtig GaGtformiei1,
Src9on, @0iDin9tOn ScrritorDs
utah, @vom1tng 1tbo Soa0o.
1tnfere 8eticnSen Deittd)ett 9e9ett=
&u6rti8 fpl9crSe Staatett:
SEER ScnrN 2St9OcrS Sauias 4ttt0
Nebr6Sf6.
Serr ~. 8. SepperGe S4inoiS
cntIau9 Der SHinoiS Central &aDtt.
SEER Gcrntatttt Se6cr SltnotS.
Scrr Tobert GbcI Wttnmciota. tt1tO
@SiSconftu
9err g. u. GcttHtaa SmSiana 1tt,S
Stio.
SEER SHADE IrieSrt6icn, Ne=
6rAsfn, WOttntpa 1t+to Safota.
S9err SDeOOOre YtWtDer CoIos
ra0o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

Sails Siciliau 6air Genelper lit bos suz
perlGlli9ite Wtittel I'M Dtarfte SIR Mieoerber=
iteQuug 9rollel 0aareS unb sur S0r0erln9
oeS SQdrtpu61eS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

@orum loB' bid Don '6uiten o0er Seller
felt quGlen, penn cine 6lai6e Or. Suu's
6uiten Sprup bid iofort turiren wiroe.
9rei5 % Gents Oie 6lai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
Sta0t Chicago.

&crr @corg &iaGert, 8eneraI=
I0ert TITO Correspondent OCT SHis
ttOis Stats : 3eitt&te, bcit6t
Ge9enm0rtiS Die Staten SeraS.
WctU Wicrico 4tno Mcgico+
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
over An Embsukment

Toronto. Ont, Sept. 25-Three Pull.
man and the private car Of Chief Engin-
eer Hannaford, OF the Grand Trunk ex.
press for Montreal and Boston, left the
track near Pickering station last night,
owing to broken frog, andwent over an
embankment twenty-five feet high. Chiei
Hannaford's car took fire, which COM
inundated quickly to the Pullman
coach where it stopped. The towns
people assisted in rescuing the passen
gers. About q dozen we're injured, but
none seriously, although the cars turned
over several times. The injured were
taken to Whitby, where medical aid wal
procured. The damage to the track ant
rolling stock was about 100000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
The New secretar, of the Treasury

The New Secretary of the Treasury.
Washington, u. O., Sept. 25-Judge
Gresham, postmaster general, received o
telegram from President Arthur after
II o'clock last night, informing him of
his appointment to the secretaryshlp of
tho treasury and Immediately sent his
resignation as postmaster general.
The Star says Gresham accepted the
sccretaryship of the treasury as a matter
of accommodation. His intimate friends
say it is only temporary appointment,
the duration of which will extend to the
first of October, when it is believed he
will resign to accept the judgeship Of an
Illinois circuit.
It is believed that either McCulloch or
Boutwell, will take the secretaryshlp on
Gresham's resignation. Acting Post
master General Hatton will most likely
be placed at the head of the postotfice
department permanently.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
GENERAL NEWS.
Brooklyn's Young Mems Club
Carry Comfort to
Blaine.
Postmaster General Gres-
ham Made Secretary of
the Treasury.
First Assistant Hatton to be Appoint
ed Postmaster General.

Blaine and the Young Republicans.
New York, Sept. go. L. Woodhouse
in presenting resolution of the Brook
lyn republican club, TO Mr.. Blaine this
morning said: "The resolution will add
ten thousand votes to the republican
candidates" Blaine replied: "rhank
you, gentlemen, for the message
you bring, and thank you for
bringing it. the more specially as know
you subjected yourselves to much incon-
venience in coming to meet me at SO
early An hour and so far from your
homes. I appreciate fully the signi.
ficance of your action;
know its strength. young men; in politi.
cal work it has been we'll said, each one
counts two, and I therefore feel sure
that the Brooklyn young mems republi.
can club brings to me no ordinary de.
gree of strength, confidence and en- thu.
siasm."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25

London, Ont, Sept. 24-The failure Of
Thomas Fawcett has had depressing
effect on business in western Ontario
His banking business was in the
hands Of private parties. Fawcett was
interested in many other private banks
in different places. He says the llabil-
tiles are not under eight or nine
hundred thousand dollars, but if the
estate is properly adjusted he is conf
dent he can pay dollar for dollar. Hi
failure is due to dullness in the cattle
trade in which he is largely interested
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
seventh District Nominations.

Aberdeen, Sept. 24-The republican
legislative convention for the seventh
legislative district of Dakota met in this
city to-day. The district is entitled to
two councilmen and four representatives.,
and is comprised of ten counties. name
ly: Brown, Codington, Campbell, Day,
Deuel., Edmunds, Grant, MCPHERSON,
Roberts, and Walworth. A combination
was formed taking in all the counties
except Codington and Deuel.. The
former of these two did not cast a vote
after the first ballot. The nominations
made we're as follows:
For councilmen, Col. A. =. Smedley,
Of Grant, and V. P. Kenpeny, of Brown.
For representatives, G. P. johnson, of
Brown; F. A. Eldrldge, Of Day; M. F.
Demoody, Of Edmunds. and Hunting
ton, OF Grant.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
Notice

Yankton, Dakota. Sept. 18th, 1854
Public notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, Sept. the 3Oth, 1884, oommeno'
ing at 9 q. M, I will, as required by law
at my office in the city OF Yankton'
offer public examination to candidates
for license to teach in the common
schools of Yankton county during the
coming year. g
Teachers will observe that the new
school Law has imposed charge OF one
dollar upon applicants for this examine
tion, the design being to thus establish
an institute fund. sl.
THos. s. DICKSON.
90. Supt. Public Schools.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25

Professor Gregory on the Civil Service Law.
Washington, ID. 9. Sept 24-Prof.
Gregory, of the civil service, has written
long letter on the subject of political
assessments, the chief points being the
following: The grand intent of those
sections of the civil service which relate
to contributions for political purposes
are two fold: First to prevent the use
of government places and funds as forces
to control the election second, to protect
government employees from compulsory
contributions of political funds. The
government clerk is employed to work
for the people, not for the party;
his pay comes from the people and not
from the party; what he earns Is hence
his own. 1t is gross tyranny to
extort from him any part
of his earnings by threat of removal OF
promise of promotion. A clerk outside
of the clerkship is still citizen, and as
such has q common interest with all
good citizens in the progress and welfare
Of his country. He has common right
to vote and express opinions and form
associations with those of like opinions
and use money in all lawful ways 10 pro
mote his opinions. AS an officer, or
employe of the government he is strictly
under the authority of congress in all
his official work or relations, and must
not violate any of the four prohibitions
Of the civil service act, but outside OF
his official life and relations beyond
the realm Of duty to and in connection
with the government he becomes simply
citizen, having the duties, interests
and rights of fellow citizens not in pub
lie employ. The Interpretation of the
CURED sI'1 are plain ait dn to ali who will vi hon estiy
regard its two grand aims: An absolute
defense of the ballot box from corrup.
tion or corrupting official influences and
protection Of government officials from
political assessments. These two great
public demands the law must and will
fully and fairly enforce.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
Fall and Winter Millinery.

just received, a full and
complete line of Millinery
and Lady's Furnishing
Goods. All the Late Shapes
in Hats and BOnnets. A
full and complete stock of
Velvets, Plushes, Ribbons,
Silks, Satins and Laces. La
dys' Handkerchiefs in end
less variety. The most COM
plete stock of Ostrich Feath-
ers in the west.
A Large Stock of Zephyrs.
Agents for Domestic Sew.
ing Machine; the Best in
the Market.
g. A. LYONS & Co.,
Third Street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
FOREIGN
THREATENING LETTERS.

THREATENING LETTERS.
Glasgrow, Sept. 25-The conservative
association of this city, received letters
containing threats against the Marquis
of Salisbury, who is about to visit Glas-
gov. Precautions were taken to pre-.
vent any possible offer of violence.
CONvICTS KILLED.
London, Sept. 25-Advices from
Burmah state that a san.
culinary outbreak occurred
in the Jail at Mandlay and
that several hundred convicts we're
killed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-25
Lo, The Poor Indian.

Lake Monhonk, N. Y, Sept. PA
conference OF philanthrophists interested
in the Indian question opened this
morning and will continue three days.
General Clinton Fisk, of New York, is
president; Herbert Welsh, of Philadel-
phia, secretary. They will consider the
question of citizenship as solution to
the Indian problem and granting lands
in severalty and the capacity of the In.
dian progress of education.