Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
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takiag . hand 10 ~ e6fabliShipe Of the nev
Saily paper at LsGdvills.
The chief justice Of Wyoming, having
been elected county attorney, has rendered
his resignation, but will o~ficiats ON the
bench during the month Of November,
uolses sooner relieved.
.Loyelaad Il destined 70 b The srsatnews.
paper Mo9ol sf thV west. 4oon alter pur-
chasing the Denver News he established q
1Hefl6Snd daily n that city, aud now he l. Il
the head Of project to publish Democratic
dsily u Eeadvills, with ! capital Of $50. 900.
William J. Hardin, The colored man Who
on Tuesdsy last took his ssa.las . member
OF The Wyo1ning legislature, 10 native of
Kentucky; was botp At R9sssllville in
Logan county offhas state, aud raised and
edacated BY the Shakers Il South Union iu
the same county. dill
d.q KANsAA
There are several pear treeslin blossom
at Topeka. To-
Kansas has = population estimated At
ABOUT 100000.
A vigilance committss has been olgauix.
Cd near Oskaloose.
The hardest hail,ssosu, that has ever
been known in Atchison fell one day last
week. .aa8 "a.
aDogs attacked and killed 4 lot of hogs
near Lawrence the other day. Gu, of q
hogs only one escaped unhurt.
Thesrainfall In Kansas last week register.
ed five and three-tsnths inches At the Leav.
enworth ,signal. Office. The storm did con-
siderable damage over the state.
The Central Branch railroad from
Atchison has surveyed the extension Of is
line to the west boundary Of the state,
and is about to proceed with the Valley
branch from northward of the Repub-
Flican.
A Parsons paper says: The city is chock
f0il of exodizing negroes. 1t is really be-
coming . serious matter - to what they
will or can do. 1t seems utterly i'm
possible that they should all find homes or
get employment here.
The expsriment of raising rice corn in
IPawnee, Edwlrds and Ford counties, has
proven. 90 a, - tried, . complete success.
The corn .somewhat resembles sorghum
cane, the grain growing in . pod at the top,
It stands the drought remarkably we'll.
Yields enormously, and proves as nutritious
~ the common Indian corn.
Some months ago the mayor of Leaven.
worth issued an order to the effect that the
law prohibiting gambling houses within the
icity .hould bs strictly enforced, and, 90 far
- the public is aware, this order has been
obeyed in letter and spirit. The houses
were closed up, and If the gaming gentle.
mon still play their vocation, they do it out
of sight and hearing ofthe public.
A little girl, 6 years Old, daughter Of
Joseph Kenworthy, was burned to death
near Stockton, . few days since. The father
and mother had gone to church, leaving
three children, two boys. 8 aud 10 years old
and this little girl Al home. While they
were gone the boys ran out to drive come
cattle of the place, and during their alb
sence the little girl played with the fire
and set her own clothes on FIRE, and
was 20 severely burned that she died soon
after.
The internal revenue collections of Colo.
RADIO. in October, were $7.7Sl.
The-Silver Cliff stamp and pan mill,
costing $125,000 will soon be running.
Two cars of fine sheep, rated At $500 .
head, have recently been shipped to Colo
[rado.
The second telegraph line to Leadville
is expected to be completed within two
weeks
The deposits Of the stock.growers' bank,
Ct Pueblo. last week, amounted to about
$3.50 200.
The Ls.dville Mining Railroad comp.-
ny has been organized to build . local
railway from Leadville to adjoining mining
camps.
The Pueblo Baptists want . S.. 1000
church. They differ from their Lead.
lvills brethren who banker sfter q 5000
lparson.
Black Hawk has five hundred and nine
lty-four stamps in constant operation.
1.-THE town was never 70 prosperous - at
lprssent.
The Lead1ille Rsssills has published a
famine in Lsadville ons.account of the lin.
tied supply of provIsions 10 the city. and
thesinability Of the present freishting capa.
Lefty to incrsass the stock.
The seversst storm of the season set 10
last. Friday, and two men "a route to Lead.
yyills were frozen 70 death in Mosquito
Epas. The wind blew 90 harden the pas
that . party Of horssnsn had to dismount
and support their horses 10 prevent them
from being blown over. A stage coach up
lset in the Western and one man was
KILLED.
A riot occurred at Como on the 18th
among the men employed BY E. L. Thayer,
the contractor engaged in getting out coal.
Some fifty Italians are engaged there, and
about . dozen Cinnamon. The Italians
drove ont the Celestials, and then struck
for eeyenty Eve okat . day higher wages.
Mr.. Thayer attempted to protect the Chi.
nanen, when he was surrounded BY the
~malcontens and compelled to draw hi.
pistol in self-defense. This was 4 signal 70,
an attack. Several shots were fred 1t him
one cutting away part of his lip. He wai
Knocked down, seriously bruised, and il
nm confined to his bed. The Chinamer
have all LETT for Fairplay, and The italians
are masters Of the situation.
Kings Self Raising Buck Wheat Flou