Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-29
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Denver, Nov 2G.-In,lian Agent Berry
to-day filed n bond in the sum Of five
Thousand dollars for his appearance for
trial, April q.
Chicago, Nov. 3d.. ". Morse has
been appointed general passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific railroad at this
city.
Marshalltown, Iowa, Nov. 2G.-.indgc
]. g. Wyllis, y prominent attorney rt
This ci'r, and u gentlemen we'll ;rou.n il,
ioH'a, die! II tocloci. this afternoon.
Montreal. HrH. 2G. a Telegram rec:eig.
ej tg-ll;ght aaDohnces ,ne ipss u !t.c
sio"'nei ari-lAi.l,n, lltieu with i'ios-
pilases, from this port, on the island OF
Antteuaii. Iour oi iier crew were frozen
to death.
Cincinnati. Nov. 2G.-Chas. J. Steinan
E Co. wholesale jewelers., /. Fourth
street, made III assignment to W. j.
Mack No statement made 0. the as,et.;
or liabilities.
Collingwood, No. 46.---'}to steamer
Canada arrived nj Shetoyss.i an,i IL.
ports having seen floating off Michacls
bay, Lake Huron, the pilot house and
other wrcckage of the steamer Simcoc,
plying between Collingwood aud Chlca-
go. There is reason to belivc that the
crew have been lost. The Simcoe left
Chicago four or five days ago on her way
to this place.
Cape Hatteras, Nov. 26.-The schooner
l.. and ID. Fisk of Bath. Me-. j. W. Snow
man, master, from New York, for Port
Royal, stranded, outward bound, on
shoal November 22d. The crew, consist
ing of seven men, lashed themselves in
the rigging, but all were lost but one,
who, after being in the water ter hours,
reached land.
| Chicago, Nov. 26.--A trunk belonging
to John Morrow, salesman for a Phlla.
delphia jcwelry firm, was stolen by un-
known parties this evening while await
ing transportation to the depot in front
of the Clifton house. The trunk con-
tanned $4,000 to $1,000 worth of jewelry.
There is no clue to the expert rogues who
captured it..
Washington, Nov. 26-At the cabinet
meeting to-day nothing but routine bus
mess was disposed Of. Secretary Evarts
announced that the United States COM
missioncrs had negotiated two treaties
with China, both of which had been
signed, and will he sent to the senate i'm
mediately after congress conyenes.
Denver, Col, Nov. 26--A Colorado
Springs special says: At the stockhold-
ers' meeting of the Denver L. Rio Grande
company to-day, Gen. Palmer voted nine
tenths of the stock. w. J. Palmer, w. A.
Bell, G. F. Woeilschaffer, Russell Sage
Jay Gould and d. c. Dodge were elected
directors. New extensions were author.
lzed. Gen. Palmer was entire master OF
the situation and ls supposed to have
voted Gould's stock.
Denver, Col, Nov. 26-The Leadville
Chronicle says sixty laborers were buried
in snow slide yesterday near Check
creek, on the Kokomo extension of the
Denver Il Rio Grande road. About II a
m. they noticed the pine trees trembling
and in an instant the slide came with E
loud roar, tearing up the track for a dis
tance of u quarter OF mile and buryine
sixty men. John Dive was killed ant
nineteen men badly injured aud clever
others slightly hurt. The slide carried
the track oyer the heads of the men ant
most OF the wounded were probably iii
iured by the iron striking them,
; Cheyenne. Nv. Nov. 26 -Aivices Il
! the !.&Nl;,s, ltuN Nof:l' .'a;l state tha
| tiSu miners, st.,.- tEonl (,yurNeiown. Col.
! to North PARK. wo.f pgscipit.;e! III y,
} inmensa snow slide on the Continents,
/ divide on SATURDAY last. G. a. Eatol
and Ni,nmas Gray were killed, Jane
i I'la2er Had l.i, thigh i;pnc brokel
I il. two i,i...eA. t.nl the rema,uin!
: two. &c!$pt ard Sander, escaped Will
: scyoipi }lrl.s"s. lAa body % i.u!ol
! WA, fun.id lisdt.gial 4, fli@ >MrN Stray
joi,' c.,ni.t hos 1a F'tai, i'ile iEtrs
!. had been out in q s,nsiU ti,. ,:.ya. an
I were nearly famished when tue ;,>cii"n
:, occurred.
!; Albany, Nov. 26--The superintendent
!" Of public works says: The cxpectsltio
;, is 70 get a]l the boats loaded with perisl
Q able cargces on the cl,ampIa;n canal OF
$ the stream. and nc thinks the official
u viii. Tie following is the estimates ,
! tha Beats %. the canals. Erie, 300 boat
u,Mos which contain grain; CAumpi,il
=, l27 boats, mostly potatoes and only
j feW ni barley; Oswego. Black river an
% CayHga and SoncrG. not to exceed twel
ty-iivc boats in ali: Thnsa ON the B!ac
river an,i Oswcgo are londed with lun
bes mud potatoes, and those on the Cay,
ga and Seneca With coal, All the orl
on the Delaware and Hudson canal hay
" been stoppe1 on account of ire, which
q now six inches thick aud still forming.