The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-07-08
GENERAL NOTES.

president HAYES will attend the COM
mencemcnt exercises at Yale.
CHARLES ATHERToN, son of an Ohio con-
gresham, is supposed to have committed
suicide.
Gov PITKIN, of Colorado, has revoked
the order declaring Leadyille under mar
tial law.
New YoRK's Egyptian obelisk has sue
cident.
TOLEDO gave the Continental guards, of
New Orleans. a hearty reception on the
Goth inst.
A MAN and boy were killed at Wheel
ing, w. Va. by the explosion of Han
cock and English cannon.
we'll this year. A two-thirds yield is about
all that. the French farmers expect.
FORTY or more colored refugees in the
employ of the Midland Railway company,
at Decatur, ILL.,, have struck.
MARQUEE, the Mexican revolutionist, is
said to have given up his contemplated
raid on Sonora, and gone to San Francisco
in disguise.
THE railroad station agent at Whitfield,
Iowa, was attacked by a section hand,
and lodged bullet under his assailant's s
ribs
HORACE MAYNARD, the new postmaster
general will arrive in Washington about
July Is, at which time Judge Keys COM
mission will be ready.
On the Goth inst, ten miles from Allan
ia, Ga, revenue officer captured an illict
still, not without bloodshed. James Jones
was killed by the fire of the posse.
JUDGE EUsTACE, Of the Ogle county cir
cult court, has appointed w. II. Hol-
comb, of Aurora receiver OF the Chicago
and Iowa railroad.
RATHBoNE, Farrow, Brown, Clark, Scott
and Fisher have been selected by Col. Bo-
dine to represent America in the interna-
tional rifle match at Dollymount on next
Tuesday
DR.. II. Y. TANNER, of Minneapolis, be-
gam on June 30th, his feat of fasting forty
consecutive days. at New York, under the
supervision Of committee of six physi-
clans.
Mr.. SToRRs, of Chicago, and B. II.
teered their services as council of Cadet
tial
The supreme court, at Springfield, on
the lst inst, affirmed the constitutionality
of the state railroad law. The Illinois
Central will appeal to the United States
supreme court.
THE Orange county n. Y, grand jury
have indicated Branman B. Buck, the
Texan student who shot John G. Thomp-
son, Jr., at Highland Falls, a few weeks
ago.
CHARLES ULR1cH, the notorious counter
feiter, who recently completed ten years
term in the Ohio penitentiary, is sup
posed to be the author Of the dangerous
800 counterfeit bank notes now in circula-
ton.
a GANG of men engaged in relaying the
track of the Illinois Central road, in Iowa.
with steel rails pulled up one thousand
feet Of the old track, and then struck for
higher wages. They had the company
foul, and their demands were conceded
IT is now known that the wife and two
children of John Roeder, an engineer re-
Gently killed by boiler explosion ut
Springfield, ILL.,, were lost in the Narra-
gansett disaster on Long IslaI sound.
They were en- route to the home of Mrs.
Roeder's parents in Germany.
A DEPUTY coroner thought he detected
signs of life in the body of an infant
which had been placed in the morgue at
| New York, and, resorting to ratifcial res
piration, the little one was soon restored
to consciousness. 1t is now in the nursery
of the public hospital, and doing we'll.
The state greenback convention of Col
orado, nominated Rev. A. j Chittenden,
for governor, Albert Campbell for ieutell-
ant governor, &. w. King for secretary Of
state, John H. Picket for treasurer, and IT,
I. Hollingsworth for attorney general
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Dennis
Kearney.
| some roofing in the central portion ol
the Hoosac tunnel gave way on the 18th
inst aud produced quite panic. No one
happened to be killed by the falling timber