Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
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jacksonville, Fla, Jan. G.-Grant and
party arrived this afternoon. The reception
was success.
New York, Jan. 6.-The veteran corps of
the Sixty-ninth regiment presented an ad-
dress to-day to Parnell and Dillon. Several
delegations from eastern cities who received
invitations to visit them accepted.
City Of Mexico, Dec 3O-Gen. Treyino
telegraphs Dec. %, that the Apache Indians
had defeated 200 American troops near the
Mexican line, and that an expedition had
marched from the city of Chihuahua against
the American Indians who had invaded
the state Of chihuahua.
Boston, Jan. 6.-The funeral of Bishop
Haven took place to-day after short ser.
vice at his late residence. The remains
we're taken 10 the Pleasant NJ. E. church.
Nearly every minister of the Methodist
denomination in New England was present
Tne services were very impressive.
Richmond, Va, Jan. GA grand mass
meeting of citizens of Richmond and Man
chester was held to night at Mozart hall in
the interest Of the suffering people of Ire.
land. The gathering was comprised of
representative people Of every nationality,
creed and political affiliation. Many ladies
graced the meeting with their presence.
Newark, N. j., Jan. 6.-There was a
monster reception to Parnell and Dillon
this evening by the Irishmen of Newark.
They were met at the depot by Irish socie-
ties and military organizations and escorted
to the Grand opera house, where mass
meeting was held. Fully 1000 people were
present.
Galesburg, H., Jan. ga terrible rail.
road collision took place last evening in
what is known as Gales Hollow, three miles
from this CITY, on the Burlington branch o1
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad
Two stock men are known to have been
killed, aud several others believed to be III
the ruins injured.
Cincinnati, Jan. Ga Union county spe.
cial says wreck occurred on the Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis road
ak miles east Of that place. A bridge ove1
swollen stream gave way at 5 o'clock thi
morning. precipitatng the engine and
eleven cars of freight train into stream
John Martin, the engineer, was fatally in
jnred Joseph Archer, fireman, killed, ant
IL. w. Davis, brakeman, has not yet be er
found.
Milwaukee, jan Cat meeting Of the
Honest Money league of this city, held a
the Newhall house tonight, speeches wer,
made by leading men in the city in favor o
maintaining the league organization anc
continuing its work. A set of resolution
were unanimously adopted and commit.e,
Of five, consisting of Alexander Mitchell
Geo. w. Allen, Edwin Sanderson, Jane,
Kneeland aud B. Lerdersdorf will be ap
pointed to represent the views of the meet
ing before the financial committee of th'
senate and house Of representatives. Th,
committee will visit Washington at an earl,
day.
San Francisco, Jan. 6.-About ocloc1
this morning fire broke ou, in two.stor
frame dwelling on Union, between Powell
and Mason streets, occupied by Daniel Ho
kins, wife and five children. Hoskins an
his eldest son had gone to their work an
Mrs. Hoskins, after breakfast. went to he
rooms on the second floor front and lay dow
with Eddy, aged 4, her daughter Annie
aged l9 and q baby sister, still sleeping il
q back chamber. Thomas, the second sor
who was in the lower part of the house
heard his mother cry help! FIRE! and rur
ming upstairs found the way barred by tn
flames. The alarm was instantly given bu
before the engines arrived the house wa
almost entirely consumed and the bodies
Mrs. Hoskins, Annie, Eddy and the infar
were found in the ruins.