Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-03
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rlll, seeretal, oil The 10. si,,v, IA.
deliver an address in Wall street
Saturday, on the issues Of the cam
spaign.
"a CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
Chicago, Nov. 2-The pastors of
Chicago have to-day united with
Moody and Sankey in calling a
christian convention Mt the tabernacle
in connection with the revival meet.
ing, Nov. 22d and pa. at which the
most vital questions concerning the
progress of christianity wifi be dis
cussed. Arrangements are being
made with railroads and hotels for u
reduction of fares aud prices for min
listers aud delegates. Similar ccnven-
tions were held in London, Liverpool,
Philadelphia, and New York, which
were attended by thousands Of the
leading clergy and christian workers,
and were highly interesting.
THE DAY OF PRAYER
for the young mems christian associ-
ations, appointed at the international
christian congress at Montreal, for
November L, will be observed by
the Chicago churches, with sermons
by the pastors to young men.
RETURN OF AN EVANGELIST.
Mr.. Charles NJ Morton, the newly
elected stale secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association for Tih-
nois, has closed his work at Mr..
Beecher's Bethel mission, in Brook
lyn, and has jus, arrived in Chicago
He will join the evangelistic move
ment and open meetings at joliet,
Nov. 18th.
Another reviv9l excursion TO day
from Valparaiso, Indiana.
REPLEvYISG gRleHAM's PROPERTY.
Salt axe, Nov. 2-An effort was
made yesterday to replevy the prop.
erty of Brigham Young that bad been
sold at auction by a commissioner.
The judge forbade the clerk of the
court to issue ard file the necessary
papers; but reconsfdered his action
to-day and the papers have been is
sued and the property is now in the
charge Of the United States marshal
FREE FIGHT.
New Ofleans, Nov, 9 Gen. Aupcr.
commanding this department receiv.
led dispatch from Artesia, Miss,
stating that a meeting there yestcr-
day ended in free fight, wounaing
SIX negroes, ono morally. Gnfed
States troops were called upon.by the
cl'iz, ms, and their prompt appearance
prevented further disturbance. All
quiet now. The citizens desire the
troops to remain 10 prevent repeti-
tlon of the riot.
OUTRAGE BY MASKED MEN.
Woodstock, VT, Nov. 2-Shor,ly
after dark last evening Myron Emo
| ry, lad Of II, was seized near his
home by three masked men and
thrown into pond Of deep water.
The men fed, and Emery managed to
free himself and get ashore, where
he was found completely exhausted
and insensihle. The perpetrators
have not been discovered and no
cause can be assigned.
CENTENNIAL ITEMS.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2-Cash ad.
mission to the centennial up to p.
IN. to-day were o6,34o.
BISHOP ALIENS MONUMENT
on the ground was unveiled precisely
at noon. The formal celebration di
the event viii take place at 3 O'Clock.
| The weather~is delightful.
MALICIOUS USE OF GUNPowDER.
Rondout, Nov. 2-The- entire front
Of the residence of Augustus Suppis,
of this CITY, was blown out this
morning Mt 3 O'Clock, b, charge oil
powder placed in the window by
some malicious person. The occu.
pants of the house were not injured
THE GRENADE FIRE.
Memphis, Nov. 2-The fire at
Grenade, Miss, yesterday morning
originated in the. grocery store Of l.,
Myersburg, on Green street. The
total loss will exceed $4,000, with
only about $4,000 insurance.
pEsPERADo KILLED.
/ Little Rock, Nov Wv. d. Stew
art, desperate and citizen Of the
Indian nation, who murdered mar
! named Henry, was arrested near Cot
ton Plant Thursday by the deputy
federal marshal, He attempted te
escape, and was shot dead.
4 A wALKIsT.
/ Louisville, Nov. 2.-Frank John
son, who has undertaken to walk
1 1900 miles in | 300 consecutive hours
at Phoenix Hill park in this city, has
completed 1867 miles. His hackers
are confident be will succeed.
FRAUDULENT, NAruRALlzATIoS.e