Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-25
LOCAL

The city hospltai proJect FIoMises eoou
results.
Andrew Burleigh was married q short
time ago to an Iowa City lady.
The United stvtes grand jury adjourned
over from Saturday tSTuesday.
Rev. j. A. Potter will deliver the thanks
giving sermon at the union meeting at the
Congregational church Thanksgiving morn
ing.
A party Of about one hundred Yankton
Indians passed through town yesterday on
their way to visit their red brethren at Win
nebago agency.
The Baptist social will be held With Mrs.
Judge Keils on Capital street between 3rd
and 4th streets, tomorrow Tuesday, even
ing Nov. 7th. All are invited.
A pair of kicking ponies demolished q
dashboard on Third street, this afternoon,
and prevailed upon the occupants OF the
front seat; to leave the vehicle. Il
Asfour year old niece Of Mn. Charles
Eiseman died last evening at Mr.. Eiseman's
residence, of diptheria. She had been sick
only a few days. Three of Mr.. Eiseman's
children are sisk with the samesdisease.
At the rooms of United States Marshal
Raymond, at the Merchants hotel, to-day. &C.
Cured one of those interesting events which
has added a daughter to his family. Con
graduation, are in order.
A telegram from the Hills says that Whit
field, republican, is elected to the house, and
that Fred Cross is t~wenty-six votes behind
on the face of the returns. Cross will con
test the Sturgis City vote.
The indications of the weather for the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys, are: Cloudy. followed by clear or par
TALLY cloudy, weather; winds mostly north
west in Missouri and Iowa lower tempera
ture and stationary or higher pressure.
A youthful attendant at one of our Sun
day schools was asked yesterday by hi
teacher to tell her what garden it was Adam
was driven out Of With the utmost promp.
titude the young mar replied, "the beer
gardeu." He is to be promoted to a more
advanced class.
A party by the name Of Lukas, indicted
for ar assault upon a woman, vas notified
that be must come to town and plead to the
indictment. Failing to obey the summons,
Policeman Mershon and Lnkas' bondsman,
A. %Schandein, went out after him Saturday
night, brought him to town and placed him
in the county Jail.
Al the union temperance meeting last
evening was developed the fact that the re-
form club was liable to 60 to pieces through
lack of fin ,ncial support. The meeting was
addressed by several members of the cleb,
followed by brief addresses from Rev. Jo-
seph Ward, Rev. ]. A. Potter and Rev. Mr..
Jewell. .
John Brady, residing on q farm about
eight miles from town, was found dead in
his bed early Sunday morning, by his wife.
Heart disease is the supposed cause. His
remains were inferred this forenoon, the fu.
neral taking place from the Catholic church.
The deceased was a brother Of Henry Brad
ly, Of the Brady house.
A little disturbance occurred Saturday
night, between Gus Peters and his brother,
which ended in the arrest of the former
Who was rather full of liquor. The trouble
origina ed in a charge made by the latter
that his brother had set fire to Hefner's
barn. The arrested man had been in the
of Frank Hefner and had a quarrel
with Henry Hefner on Saturday which re-
suited in blows. Peters was released from
Jail this morning.