Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-29

Bluffs, has received a new $1,000 pipe or
gan.
Sam Allison. of Correctionville near Sioux
City, has lost three children within four |
days BY dipntheria.
Two parties from Kenosha, Wis, have
lately bought land cast of Sioux City, and
with q third man to arrive will stock it with
forty-fve hundred sheep.
in Keokuk county, on the new railroad,
named in honor of the brave soldier who
Wa recently slain IN the frontier.
Two granomothers, three grandfathers,
their sons and daughters, and grandsons and
gr%anddaughters. we're gathering corn on the
farm of VIM. Deatton, in Allan township,
A newly married man at Liberty, Wood
bury county, stood the noise of q char ivari
party five hours before he appeared at the
window and invited them to meet him the
next evening at q convenient saloon.
Some time since a judgment was given in
favor of Mrs. Hall for s $1,000, against q sa-
loon keeper in Maquoketa as damages be-
cause of liquor sold to her husband. Last
week the effects of the saloon keeper were
sold out, bringing $S5, which went 10 the
attorneys in the case.
Wilmer P. Glyndon. who killed the
young girl Wiptka Martin, in Grundy coun.
ty, two years ago, has been sentenced to the
penitentiary for life, the crime having been
committed before capital punishment was
restored. He outraged and murdered the
girl. whom he encountered on the road.
Some two years ago James Conway.
brakeman on the Illinois Central railroad,
Iowa division. sustained injuries for which
he got q verdict of $2,700. This verdict b.
ing Get aside, he has now gained another for
$500, and it remains to be seen whether
the company will further contest or not.
The Russians vino we're in Sioux City the
latter part of last week offered 10 payment
of their hotel bill. $3.50 counterfeit. Some
time ago there was report of large sums OF
counterfeit money being sold ZONE Russians
en- route to America at Hamburg, Germany.
II was thought at the time that the
business had been broken up, but it seems
not.
COLORADO. &
There are three feet OF snow south of Pu-
eblo.
Ayoune man Of Alma has applied for Q
divorce after five days marriage.
The retail price of coal in Golden, where
there are i've mines In operation, has been
raised to IS per ton.
On Saturday last the first bar of iron ever
made IN Colorado was manufactured at the
Denver rolling mills.
Miss Josephine Meeker declines an Off
Or of $200dollars . week to 90 on a lectur-
ing tour for one year, and will remain
quietly at Greeley.
Leadville is but two years old, and yet
; has gas works, water works, and the finest
, opera house In the state, and next year
Will have q complete system of sewerage.
ri. man who went to Leadville six months
ago With $40 capital. and started a. cook In
boarding tent, has been so successful in
real estate operations that his rent roll now
J. 10 $3.50 q month.
In Leadville the term millionaire is play.
o Cd out 40 . synOnym OF opulence. Men ar
now spoken Of in that lively camp Is five
or ten millionaires, who don't know within
. million or two Of dollars how much the1
n are actually worth.
Denver News: The cattle problem is
growing one. Tho limitless plains hav,
: got about as many head grazing upon then
% they can sustain. Henceforth the in
70 crease will have to 60 to market whether
Inc price 10 nigh or low. The result MAJ
DC Tor some years to decrease the cost Q
Deef, but as the population grows it vii
steadily rise.
." WYOMING.
The Wyoming legislature is in session
The C~heyennites are working hard I
create a North PARK mining excitement q
ID present.
10 Several assays recently received at Lar,
Oh mic City from North Pafk bonanzaa. civ
n returns varying from a trace to twenty.6y
= ~Founces Of silver.
Wildcat mining companies. based on fy
"a ioot shafts in the North Park, are boomin
he the Union Pacific.
The members of the Wyoming leeisl.
ture from the western counties Are seit
ting the removal of the capital 10. aon
point west of Cheyenne.