Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
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: Detroit, Nay 6.-Later from the fire
Hillsdale, Saturday night, states that I
!ossl o. the planning mill and lumber -
owned BY E. C. Campbell B Co. was 81
~ O0O;;n No insurance. The aggregate loss
the Eve dwellings burned was $4,000; Zig
. insurance.
. Pocassett, Mass, May 5.-The followil
named persons will be arrested ~ accesso
les to the killing of the Freeman chill
Alden p. Davis, Chas. F. Howard. Nathal
iel Wing, Alvin Wing, Walter II. Win,
Phineas Gibbs. jr., Harriet N. Swift, Ann
Louis and E. Howard.
Memphis May 5.-Advices BY the steam
er Halliday, arrived here last night, is to tn
effect that several hundred negroes hav
armed themselves near Carolina and Leotis
Miss. Their object it is stated is to seiz
passing steamers that may land within thei
jurisdiction and compel the vessel to carry
them to Arkansas.
Lincoln, Neb., May 5-One hundred
horlss have been entered for speed in the
Nebraska exposition association, commenc.
ing tomorrow. The first is a 2:40 trotting
followed BY q $500 running race. Wednes.
day afternoon will occur . three minute
trotting race for q $3.50 purse and a one and
= AS4A IAAAo IuuIluX EoCe luz tAEoo year OH.
Thursday and Friday is for better time and
larger purses.
Philadelphia, May 5.-The 'Pinkerton
detective agency made an important arrest
here to-day of . person who is supposed to
be one Of the Manhattan bank robbers. This
morning . nan very genteelly dressed Offer
ed for sale At DrexelPs $1,000 worth of
bonds, the numbers corresponding with
those stolen from the Manhattan bank.
When arrested he showed resistance, and
The officers were obliged to fairly carry him
% headquarters. He gives the Lame of
Henry Hall, but declines to say anything
bonds or himself, not even attempt.
ing to explain how the bonds came into his
possession.
St. Louis, May 5.-Letters are constantly
'eing received here from prominent per-
'ons in New York, Boston and other cities
and north, asking to whom money may
" sent for the benefit ofthe colored refugees
the south. In reply to these inquiries
t will be announced tomorrow that any
I'D designed for these people who are arriv-
ng here almost daily in q destitute condi.
ion, and the care Of whom has greatly over
axed the colored relief committees organ.
zed here, may be sent to Samuel Havs,
Of this city, who will personally
ZEE that all contributions are properly and
a%diciously applied in aid Of these poor peo-
lie.
Chicago, May Sin the case of the Far
ner's Loan and Trust company against the
Union railroad company in the
United States circuit court. Messrs Isham
md Lincoln and Mr.. Sterling of New York
up the rule entered BY Judge Drum
nond Friday requiring the defendant to
how cause byte o'clock this morning why
receiver should not be appointed. Def.n-
ant appeared by Carey of Milwaukee and
Walker of Chicago, and moved for the
till the second of June. AZ
er argument the motion was refused and
he rule to show cause set down for May 20.
If the S3,500,O00 of the mortgag. bonds,
or failure to pay interest on which fore
proceedings are began, $4,000, 900
re owned by the bank of Glasgow and con-
titute the chief assets of that institution, the
iquidstors of the bank being the parties
rho really bring suit.