Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
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Tuesday Evening, Nay 20, 1919
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aOmabs. ,Neb., May ol0..-w. D. sopth,
worth, who mystsrtously d~isepceaned. leav-
log word that he WAS going 70 drown him.
SELF, has been found alive II Sioux CITY q
Y Brazil, Ind, May U.-Adsirs q the misses
are comparatively quiet today. Two han.
dred men are at work in the Norris shaft.
and . much larger number are expected to
60 to work.
Memphis, May 1.-THE graves sfthe
confederate dead 10 Elmwood cemetry were
decorated today. The ceremonies were Of
o most impressing nature. Col. Luke. IT,.
Finley delivered the address 2 ga,i
: IndiaBapolls, May 1e.-The teolorsd PEG.
pie of this city have resolved to. give the
service of one evening in esch of their
churches ia, raise means 10. cid "their sufsT.
ing brethren In the south 10 migrate. 70
seek homes where they can enjoy the fruits
Of their labor and dwell ID peace and.eecur-
ity." Uas To- z shitasS
Eau Glare, Wis, May 9Th Chippewa
reached it's greatest height this morning.
thirteen feet above low water mark. 1t is,
now falling again. About seventy-Rve MIL
lion feet Of logs have reached the Dells
dam. A number of large jams have formed
on the upper river, and no logs are running,
at present. .f .15fa5 d.
Denver, Col, May 1G.-The Daily Dem
ocrat changed hands to-day Under sale forced
by chattcl mortgage held by one Of the
banks. The paper will be changed from
democratic 10 republican hapds, and will
be run 10 the interest of United States Sen
ator Teller, who is training for re- election,,
but lie opposed by . good portion Of the
party here and and by the republican press.
indianapolis, Ind, May Il .-iPatrick
/ WEIGH, a laborer at Amber, q small town
near Tcrre Haute, Ind, murdered his wife
last night. WEIGH Is confirmed drnnksrd,
and commenced demolishing his furniture.
Mrs. WEIGH attempting to leave the house
was overtaken by her husband, who after
violently kicking her shot her twice with
revolver.
Hanover, n. H., May 1.-THE student,
of Dartmouth having sent . written apology
to the faculty for their recent conduct, PREF
ident Bartlett informed them to-day tn,
expelled students would be received bacI
in regular standing now. The young me-
who were held. under a pump threatel
crNnfntls prosecution Of their assailants j
the facultysdoss not,inAict punishmeft:a
Sioux City, May 17.-John w. Drew, til
temperance worker, closed his work in low
in this city tonight, appearing in the acade
my before a large and enthusiastic audienc,
He has been labor1ng in Iowa for twent
months past, and during that time sever,
hundred theueandsGgners OF the blue fil
bon iron clad pledge have been secures
Here, as elsewhere In the state where /
has worked, the cause Of temperance b.
been greatly strengthened. Mr.. Drew go.
from here directly to his home in Ne
England.
6es Moines, May 1.-THE democrat
county convention, held here to-day, accept
ed q resolution offered by.Colonel Eiboecl
in favor of a license law and in favor of
, similar plank inthe democratic state pla
form. 1t is generally thought here tn;
Secretary McCrary will succeed Judge Di
Ion as United States circuit Judge, and II
report that ne will be is received with muc
favor. The Polk county republican deleg
ton has organized, with Rev. D. R. Luca
the noted prohibition leader as its chairma1
The delegation is unanimous for Gear fe
governor. for Col. Carpenter for lieutenal
governor, and for Judge Mitchell for s,
preme Judge.