Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
1hf Daily 9ress and 9atstaias
vANkroN DAKOTA
Monday Evening, April Fl, 1879
LATEST sY NAIL,

Gloucester. Mass, April 1.-two tidal
waves, p~reclplible 10 the harbor today,
raised the water 2111 feet.
Galveston, April 17.-Additionsl returns
from the sixth district show Upsen's ma;
ioriiy to be about 1000.
Ottawa, April 18. In regard to tunnel.
linRlthe Detroit river, is 1t understood the
required legislation will o be granted
THIS season for various reasons, some Of an
international character.
Port Jervis, N. Y, April 19.-Five inches
of snow fell here, a foot at Monticello and
SIX to ten inches along the Jefferson branch
OF The Erie. At Scranton the snow. hail
and wind prostrated two miles of telegraph
poles.
Panama. April 1, via Havana. April. 49,
a revolution has taken place in Panama.
There was fighting in the streets which
lasted fourteen hours. Many persons were
killed. Quiet Is now restored.
Charleston, s. G., April 1s.-The distress
10 WATERFORD on account of Wednesdays
| tornado 10 80 widespread that the city au.
thorities forwarded 1900 worth of proyi.
sions and $1,000 cash for the relief of the
sufferers.
st. Petersburg, April 1s.-Russian Jour.
nails have been forbidden to make any fur.
Their mention of S~olovief's attempt on the
life Of the car. The exploring expedition
TO Meru will consist Of four columns, num-
bering 1900 men.
Chicago, April 18.-Under the order is.
sued by Judge B!odget, VIM. Verche, as.
slgnee OF the Germania insurance company.
is required to render further account for
moneys received by him, and show cause
why he should not pay over certain moneys
not accounted for by him.
Chicago, April 18.-Hardinp & Savage,
who have been agents for the extensive
purchase of wheat on change. suspended
today, owing to the failure of their Gus.
toners to put up margine. Three.quarters
OF a million bushels Of wheat and one.quar.
ter million bushels of corr were thus
thrown on the market. They are short $25,
600, but expect to pay up and continue
business shortly.
New York, April-17.-The failure of tn.
Hart, Bliven & Mead manufacturing Gem
pany, 107 Chambers. street and 81 Read
street. is announced. Liabilities placed q
over 100000. The trade obligations vii
not exceed over $4,000. The assets SHOW
q large surplus nominally over liabilities
and consist of merchandise, open accounts
bills receivable and real estate.
st. Louis, April 18.-A Kansas City dis
patch says the Chicago and Alien railwa,
to-day opened their line of freight fror
that place to st. Louis. They quote the 70
lowing rates: St. Louis to Kansas CITY
first and second classes. 8 cents; third an
four classes. 8 cents. From east st. Lou
on same classes, 5 and 8 cents. Graf
from Kansas City to east st. Louis. s cent
A large amount of freight was moved I,
day at the above figures, in both direction
Lincoln, April 18.-Dr. St. Louis, VII
was to be hanged to, day at Wahoo, ft
poisoning bis wife, shot himself. not +
tally, and Gov. Nance has respited him Vi
til the 9Th Of May. Special Postal Age
John B. Furay arrested to-day Peter ]
Thompson, clerk in the p~ostofice st Sew
ard. Neb., for robbing the malls. The q
rest was made upon dccoy letters. Owe
$4,000 was found on his person. ThomI
son pleads guilty. Baldwin and Green, b.
longing to the Olive party, are being trie
at Hastings.