Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08

vAhkroM DAKOTA
Wednesday Evening, oets 9, 1919.
LATEST ~ MAIL

Augusta, Ga, Oct. ~. ]. 4 L.. j. MIL
provision dealers. have made No assign. |
ment. Liabilities, $4,000; assets. $4,000.
New York, Oc.. 4.-The supreme court
tn extraordinary session has ordered the
police board ~ appoint one Tammapy In.
spector 10 each election district. |
New York, Oct. 4-The United States
assay Office paid bankers to day $l.62S. 86c
10 gold coin, aud for the week So, 6S5. 600 In
specie. Exports for the week, $i85,9lO of
silver.
Philadelphia. Oct. 4-ProG. Charles e.
Wise. o of the %aer0naui, John Wise, be.
lieves no accident has happened his father
snd Mr. Burr, basing his spinion upon his +
knowledge Of the country and experiences Of
thirty years bal!ooning. He believes they
descended during the night, and may still
be found 10 the vicinity OF Macoupin,
Green, Scott or Morgan counties. illinois.
Topeka, Kan, Oct. 4.-The sub-commi,.
tee examining the charges sgainst Senator
Ingalls, are pushing the Investigation 40
rapidly AZ p.,eslble. A number OF witnesses
were examined friday, but there were no
developments indicating . result. Al the
session last evening L. p. Hamilton, who
was subLGnaed for the memorialists and
discharged without examination. read . pa.
per, denying the allegations In the memorial
and d%enouncing 10 strong terms the signers
Of 1t.
st. Louis, Oct. 4-Nothing has yet been
heard of the missing b~aloonists, and the
anxiety for their safety is on the increase.
The theory that they descended voluntarily
or Involuntary in Macoupin bottom, Hi.
nois, has gained numerous advocates here,
and John Wise, son of the professor, and W..
r. Marsh, of the Times. Journal, left to-
night for Macoupin station, on the Chicago
& Alton railroad. not far from where it is
said the balloon was last seen, and if they
obtain information to justify it they will
organize q search of the Macoupin wilder
ness,
ST. Petersburg. Oct. 6.-The police dis.
covered . secret printing Office and work
men printing interdicted pamphlets. =
London, Oct. 6 2:30 p. ma large fire
fire broke out at No. 40 occupied by Johr
Carigan, halter, which with SO, occupied b,
John B. Lennox, printer, and other shop
on the opposite side of the street are already
Quilted. The entire street is in danger o
destruction.
Council Bluffs, Oct. 6.-Assistant Post
master. General Jas. N. Tyner and part,
passed through here tonight en- route t.
Washington.
Galveston, Oct IA News special frou
Willis, Texas, says Barber & Spiller's ga,
mill near here exploded this morning, in
stantly killing one and wounding seve
other men.
Panama, Sept. 27.-Communist riots j
Buchsla, Mangas, resulted in the killing
a number of foreign merchants, with the
servants. One native merchant was kille,
San Francisco, Oct. 6.-Gen. Grant an
party arrived at MERGED this evening e
route from Yosemite. A reception was tel
dered him by the citizens and an address
welcome presented, followed by a ball.
Washington, Oct. 6-The sub.treasury
are all supplied with gold and are paying
out freely on current obligations and Il
treasurer's checks for called bonds are beil
paid by the assistant treasurer in New Yol
in gold through the clearing house.
St. Louis, Oct. 6-After two weeks Of. I
exposition, which was not very s~uccessfi
notwithstanding the military and other 9
fractions, the nineteenth annual fair prop
of the ST.. Louis agricultural and mechar
cal association opened to-day under the me
favorable auspices. Tomorrow night Il
Yelled Prophets will present their secol
grand display in the way ola nocturnal pae
antry of very gorgeous character. preser
ing an allegorical panorama of progret
Great preparations have been made for ii
and Thousands Of people from the surroun
ing country and other states are alrea'
here to witness it. Perhaps the city b
1 never been SO full Of strangers az no
Every hotel:and boarding house lie overflo
ing and private residences have been open
for the visitors.
Paris, Oct. Ga large meeting was he
yesterday in the Champs Elysees. in favor
Franco.American treaty Of commerce.
resolution was adopted inviting Preside
Grevy to appoint three commissioners
study the situation, to report to the prov
ministers and if necessary to co-oper'
with any commissioners who may be MOI
mated BY the United States. isE. Pr