Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-12-01
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New York, Nov. 29-Nine or ten ocean
steamers are still overdue ut this point.
st. Paul's Bay, Quebec, Nov. 29.-A Sc
we're shock of earthquake was felt here
Sunday at $50 a. m.
Chicago, Nov. 29.--Supcrintendent of
police Simon O'Donnell has resigned.
Capt. McGarigle will succeed him.
New York, Nov. 29-The American
pedestrians who competed for the Ashley
belt at London arrived by the Nevada to-
day.
Albany, Nov. 29-,The superintendent
of public works says there seems little
chance at present Of moving the boats on
the canal.
Jersey City, Nov. 29-At late hour
this evening the remaining four bodies of
the twenty men who persisted in the Hud-
son river tunnel wee recovered and TAX
en- to the morgue.
Elmira, N. Y. Nov. GA fire tonight
in the suburbs burned the dairy barns of
John and Robert Carruthers, destroying
fifty head OF Alderney and Jersey mich
COWS. The fire was incendiary; property
insured.
Omaha, Nov. 29-The order has been
looueu upl1OiIlo1uRO W. p. toVcuOiAo t5oheAn ~
ticket agent of the Union Pacific rail-
agent and ID. w. Hitchcock general wes-
tern passenger agent.
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. GA fire at Min
neapolis to-day burned out the Jacoby
block, involving loss OF about 25,OOO,
sustained by the firms of L. M. Wolfe e.
Co., Haines T. Levy and Jacoby's photo
graph parlors. The origin Of the fire is
a mystery.
st. Louis, Nov. 29-The Republican, Is
special from Jefferson City gives the fol-
lowing official vote for governor in this
state: Crittenden. dem ocrat, 207,67O;
Dyer, republican. 153,636; Brown, green
hacker, 3G,342 Crittenden's plurality,
54,O34; majority, 1862.
West Point, Va, Nov. GA fire occur.
red here last night, which destroyed the
extensive wharves and sheds of the Rich.
mond, York river and Chesapeake rail.
road company and the company's steam.
er Shirley. Also the telegraph and
freight offices and all the freight on the
wharves, including $500 bales Of cotton
Loss estimated at S150,OO0; insured.
New York, Nov. 29.-The terms of the
release of VIM. E. Brockway, the alleged
forger and counterfeiter, who was accus
ed of being concerned in counterfeiting
$240,00O worth of government bonds
was that he should surrender the plates
from which the bonds were printed tc
the government. The plates were de-
livered to Chief Drummond of the Unit
ed States secret service on Friday, wher
Brockway was allowed to become his
own bondsman, giving $1,000 for his ap
pearance when wanted.
Baltimore, Nov. 29-The committee
appointed by the corn and floul exchanges
yesterday to confer with the Baltimore
IL Ohio railroad, with view of having
the recent notice of the company in re-
gard to the increased rates of storage o.
wheat in Locust Point elevators rescind
ed, had their conference to-day. The
meeting was private. and without fna
conclusion adjourned to Wednesday
next. The impression of the member;
of the committee is that all the differ
ences will be amicably arranged.
Chicago, Nov. 2O.-The first reunion
banquet in Chicago of Kenyon colleg'
was held at the fremont house thi
morning. and called together about fort,
gentlemen, representatives Of severa
states, and almost every profession. Re
grets were read from many distinguished
graduates of the college, among other
from President Hayes, Senator Davit
Davis, Gen. McCook and Hon. Stanle,
Matthews. Toasts were proposed ant
responded to in felicitous manner, ant
it was decided that annual banquets III
held hereafter.