Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

! ."ees stocK are SAFE at The factory At Cam
bridge. They will be ready for busine,
in three days.
i
FOREIGN.
y - isE!
RAILWAY DISASTER.
London, Dec. 20, 4:3O .. ma dispatch
from Dundee asserts that the plumber of
lives lost BY the Tay bridge disaster does
not exceed 80. Tn. bodies Of six victims
have been recovered. ssss
London Tar 90 IN -, IT,, ,.,.s
of ,ha Nn.,i, ~ ~ ~. - I 'ns"eks
fr,.," Iaanhs. a sn s...in a'.""v. ts'eS.ap".ns
s,.....i Ffs'''s 'n"'u'uk saYs tnat
.a". 49," ~. 'a'Ee guuc.s hionS WIN .he iast
49,. , l.4unu.E NJ. sc. !"ec'P''a'e! ln'n ,n
~. .sss s..t na.s wc.s naas opo
~, .'e ,.l,.., . "s. e..,; w.. ''s"y : se.:nn'
=" y; ,,;.. "non a'e oeHese. w nave peI'she"'
usVs'cn 'l"m hl'nnuI9' .oated .h's
.n.':'la ~, sass .ue p.'.'oh ~ 'ne oI'oee
;a, Tn.eu .c', cuns's'eu .. seveIai 'aFse super
...i ,ntl'noena e''oets a. tne cen.!a' aou INV
n ..; .o.y ~, y, ,,'It i've oo ,ss. y" usp." ie
: :.a'n ". uiu :a'l aoou. 90 iee' pelo'e .eaf''-
,h hs .ne "a'e' .h an' sons sne s."lseu u..oe
Ir n'ue ~: u''a''.. 81 70. "'ee' '',ue>''
h"I. ~ 'h tSe "e' w ;..nS u :, aau ,ie ,h
,."n..',; ; =; VIC ' .n. .na e !, :; .,Lnoe ,e
uI,s,har ,ha o;,aa.. ..ra h,own DOW issora
the train entered ,he bridge or were carried
away win il. and il will probably never be
ascertained. y. there are no survivors, TIE
bridve VA. univ omen FIR traffic in Nav
1879. II was considered trinmph of tnei.
nearing skilI Itwa, two miIes lono and
had az snans. the wildcat Of which vas 245
feet. Al The highest noint # was 100 feet
above The water.
The train left Elinbure at 4:l5 in the
af,ernonn II consisted Of four third class
cars. one first class car, and one second
class and breakmau's van. A, the last sta
ton before entering the bridge tickets were
taken and the train was then crowded.
Vast quantities Of wreckage, such rs ,ors
and roofs of rtisgss, pieces Of the bridge
and ARTICLES oi wearing apparel are coming
ashore. The entire thirteen gtreers of the
long ceatral slans of the bridge are gone.
The night was bright moonlight. but tine
, wind was blowing hurricane.
London, Dec.29 .M.-The provost OF
panied him on steamer to the scene OF
E disaster, has returned. Search was made
: about the bridge in small boats, but no trace
VI ANY y. Tue SURVIVORS eou,u =. W. 'ouuu Aue
soppnr;s;n, aiansn snsns e.ch lax feet IN
: Isna.h S''
. 'ss ~ 40
!, new lork' Zee. s;,;- ly.MA specia' nou. u,
Dondee says the appaillng c1tastfopne "
iast evening mas thrown Tue c.ty ln!o d
n sta'e ot 'fan.ic e1Iitemeu:' auu sne ue'kn
oolhood OF Tue lallen nrluge 's '"ro"seu
WMh norrol s'ricken w vls'.ols. ..,u.d
No' TS s1u. esIapu ~ to %a u sear,s ,
au .1 '..ndsn. W os 'h Nnr,h b,.
!. 80 .,,,,n.u ~ n,,d.o ana S,at;nn M.s,.,
J. Smith. in venturinp out on the bridge ,s
D highly commended 10 spite OF the fury d
J, the gale. which rendered the attempt doub.
I. " perilous. After Tremendous ex'
:, e,o.s. toe.r 3, nnu's ,aceia.so s.s ~!
= raacb.d ,,,e sdse NJ ,ba f,,ai oan rhar.
,hev d;scovarad ,h.t thirteen oirders eacl
= 94S feet v;de and ve;ohinp 25O tons. al
q frminr Kind of tunnel in The middle O
Il fhe bridge had been washed away. Moth
d ing remained but the bare iron piera
About one third Of the whole structure hat
y vanished. Ihlrteen orlcK wofk stump
u we're 10 De seen IN the midst OF the waves
y It's positively asserted 'hat so people az
1 A'.
:. THE CUBAN SLAVERY BILL.
/. Madrid, Dec 29.-Ihe com committee rl Of tn
# chamber OF depntle: TO raom was reter[e s.r.
l. tne Dill 'or tne aoolihon oI slavery 10 ouo'
ln s.......,. r. .~.,,;n.,;on ~ Cnh.n d.,
% . mites Who are desirious to pass an amene
T. ment to the bill on the reassembline OF tn
., CORES. January lOlh. It ia expected III
=. members of the chamber Of deputies Of III
v minority. who recently sosented tnemseive
Il. Will participate IN the deoa'e on me aoo'
o.. ton Oil. @
I'd STEAMER IN TROUBLE.
ly London, Dec. 29.-The steamer Willial
~ Burkett from Savannah for Reval Rrounde
g. near Mal'mo ana 10 iaoor'ng heaV' y
on on THAwISG OUT.
" The weather ia milder here aud on Il
ne con,,npnt. At Paris it is thawing after
'is & eter ranged degrees below zero, the colde
,ss weather on record tnere'
ed COLD WEATHER