Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-10

BoI MURDERED IN A STREET FIGHT.
New YoRK,, Sept. "a terrible
murder was committed this evening
at Hague and Pearl streets. 1t ap,
pears that two gangs of Young row.
dies rein that neighhorhood, who
have had frequent battles Thoma.
Moore, aged 20, belongs to one gang,
and Mike McCar,y belongs to ano,h.
er. Tonight the gangs engaged in
fight McCarty's gang Was getting
badly beaten, when he rushed into I
grocery, seized large cheese ku,ie,
and coming out, plunged it into
Moore's neck, severing the carotid
artery, aud caused almost instant
death. McCartY then fed.
BUSINESS GETTING nnrrER.
LAcosIA, n. H., Sept. o.-Belknap
mills, idle for three years, win resume
sooa.
FAfIHD.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9-The Whining
ton Star Coal Go. failed; liabilities
100000
New YoRK, Sept. 9-Traphagen,
Hunter & Co., clothiers, in the Bow
cry, have suspended. Cause, unlucky
investments and the late hard times.
The business Of the house continues
at present under the direction of the
creditors.
OBITUARY
New LEBANON, N. Y, Sept. o.
Moses g. Iilden, brother Of Gov.
lllden, died early this morning.
KILLED AT 4 POLE RArsNa
CINCINNATI Sept. 9--The Gazctte's Ian.
caster Ohio, special says the republicans
were raising pole two hundred and my
feet high this evening when the rope oruke
and the pole fell, killing Ohas Drlndle, Geo. |
Fink, and Charles Hoffman, and wounding
several others
RESUMED
NEW YORK, Sept O. - w. B. Clarke.
whose failure was recently re eportcd ha,
notified the stock exchange that he IL pre-
pared TO pay all Indebtedness In full on
presentation.
: f'Hrr1DELpHIA, Sept 9-The fire and
The tele OF the associated pioneers Of Cali
iornia were features OF ,the centennial ex
position TO day. The admissions we're li6.
600, Of which almost 100 900 were cash to
lhe main exhibition aud A,5OO TO the live
stock show.
KENTUCKY RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept, 9-The fall meet
Ing OF the Kentucky association viii com
mcnce ut their course 10 morrow.
koRTHfIRLD AoBDERs
ST PAUL, Sept. 9.-The latest Intcl,i. |
eence from the pursuers OF the Nurthfied
robt,ers IS 10 the effect that they are sup
posed 70 be corralled In the timber near |
| AXE Elpisn, Wasecs county, and The elll-l
lens are confident that they cannot escape
hundreds OF men are engaged Ia the pur-
suit.
RAIN vs RAcEs
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. 9.-The rain
al Hampden park got its work
u we'll. II not only prevented the races.
~. prevented the association from coming
'ui ahead financially. There WAS this dou
Die compensation, however, the first steepic
.hase In New England took place 10 day,
md the crowd were highly amused, All |
ne horses engaged, five, boiling Tho course
II some point or other The result, how.
svsr was: Derby, first; stanford, second
Neasle. third; Lorenl and Bill Munday
,ot placed, Time, 5; 70
In the 2 :26 race, Hannah D. won: Bate.
nan. second Nellie Walton, third Abe
sdgerlon, fourth. Time. .25ai; 224;
;2311sa
In the 2 30 race. Rarus won; Adelaide,
econd; Carrie, third. Time 2;a8: 2:a8;
e5.
CLOSE OFF THE REGATTA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The in,erna.
tona' rege,ta on the Schuylkill WAS brought
o close by several tub rsces and mile
md half race between two crews from
United States man Of war Hartford.
The Halifax crew entered protest
gainst the Thames crew getting the first
'rize. The honorary committee Of the re
,atta decided that under the decision OF
he umpire they had no option 10 the nav.
neEt OF prizes, but expressed the unsni.
nous opinion that the heners of the Inter
nationals four oared professional race be-
ong to the Halifax crew.
POLITICAL