Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16

TIVE nEW NoarHNEsr.
Salt Lake talks Of building siaas WORKS.
Iowa City will probably have Elass works.
Thirteen feet OF SNOW OF Lynx creek, Arizona.
Thirty Boston families have arrived In Adrian.
Kansas is booked for so.noe. 900 bushels Of
WlVAt this year. ~
no, Goal ! = known to underlay fully 10000 square
e,s patyisnE .st sa ISwa; Polled '.s's votes At the
The tramp epidemic has again broken out in
Thirty millions bushels Of wheat Is the e,tImat.
ed crop for Kansas, this year -,~ST
There are nine candidates for the republican
nomination Tor mayor Of Leadville, Col. 70
burlington, Iowa, water works have seventeen
mIles Oh cast iron pipe. LAID at q cost Of t262,707.
The north estern states and territories are
supposed 70 contain 100000 Scandinavian people
Denver, Colorado. has twenty.one labor al.
Plantations. that control over nineteen bundled
votes.
Rozeman, Montana, is connected with thu
miIlIary telegraph line, and an once Ia estab-
tiz Tae !. p ssd I & sss 1 M;%';pn nts.ss, club I. b i Ia. drama, p
with pin-aA. l@
The state normal school at Cedar calls Iowa.
M. some two hundred students. three-fourths Of
whom are ladies'. "
Contracts are already made for the coanstruc-
Iowa, this sprlDg. ~
,. The u IG ~ Gity Daily Press; during the tsa|
gtte loss Of $4,000.
,. GGy " no Tat; Tsbo;.; q Colorado p & solnlE. 70 i. use .
opera house In Denver, f
IN: More than loo g9alch or placer mines have
from the quartz mines.
4 s. Eve foot vein Of Goa. has been struck nj
OF the Milwaukee road.
W. Egbert Smith. superintendent Of public in-
structtOn, values the Virginia, Montana. graded
school property at $12tOO. -.
xa ah ! i ,ha mo Re la! land ot granted .ssl,t to railroads al IL
the Union. excepting Texas.
son. combined in the j im sannsck. Montiaa'a
made their escape April sth. |
A golden wedding took place at Sheridan last
first In the history Of Montana.
man living IN Chat1sld, Minnesota. whO ia mise.
ty-uile years and eleven Months old.
A man was struck by alocomotive and instant
~ ObbA -AFE
Tic settlers in Grand river valley. in Utah,
makes an earnest plea for soldiers. as they have
every reason to fear an Indian outbreak
ln 1888 a nugget was fund within six miles Of
tdn n'sif IN XIX %es "a At q y IS III a y ,ssy h have V 3. been
A brick maker at Walla Walla, Washington
Territory. has contracted to furnish 7bO. 100 bricks
tins season. circumstance suggestive Of pros.
perity.
Margaret Ye srdlv died Of starvation in Du-
hINnnlAU nW0 vnQ lDA0k md RHA A>A ~~AA
bedding.
Important discoveries Of mineral wealth are
said to have been made in Wyoming TERRITORY.
ABOUT one hundred and ninety miles north Of
Cheyenne
G. r. Reynolds, foreman of Tabor & Co.'s. saw
mill In Keokuk, Iowa. dropped dead on the stb-
from heart disease. He was ON duty 1t the mill
at the time.
It has been a long time since real estate trans.
fers Of such number aud Importance. have oc-
CURED III Helena Montana, as those which have
taken place there recently
In 1872. there were b. IN In the state Of Mime.
were 81 deaths. The births ~ we're srs' il ;s;7e males rales
and l0.a99 Of the opposite sex.
Mrs. G. l.: Murphy, wife Of the pastor Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church IN Muscatine.
Iowa. on account Of her husband being too Ill to
From 1862 to the close Of 1873, the value Of the
amount Montana has contributed t. the WORLDS
wealth. is $l5l.Ol7.00 90, sl47. 900 900 of which has
been gold, and the balance silver.
Receipts Of graf" by rail at Burlington. Iowa,
day now do not receive fifty cars per week.
Mrs. N, J. Clark. of Moorhead. Minnesota, has
purchased $500 worth Of horses and machinery.
She will farm one hundred and fifty acres this
summer ann break up one hundred acres more.
The Alta Montana .company'e works at Wickes,
since last starting up, the smelter has been run.
ii'ng sDlendidiy-free and clean 1t has been
turning out bullion Of the value Of about 81 100
per day.
Mr.. Marshall, the discoverer Of gold in Califor
hia. is, in his old age, a pensioner on the bounty
of the people Of the state, which to him more
than 20 anything else, owes its greatness and
prosperity.
Farmers IN Stevens county, Minnesota, are
making preparations to- plant every available
fnot of land, and it 10 p obable the acreage under
cultivation will amount in the aggregate to over
1900 acres.
Cotton, the discoverer of the Bobtail lode. In
Colorado, which has yielded millions of dollars,
is passing. the evening Of his days on . lit. e
ranch on the Platte, where he Is barely able to
make a living.
The LIE Sueur, Minnesota, Sentinel says that
10. W. Nash. If Minneapolis, has served papers
on George NJ. TOusley In u suit for $5,00l damages
tor the drowning Of his son Ut he Tousley ferry
over . year ago.
Thos. .Clary, living In Meagher county. Mon:
head Of stock cattle. paying f0r them $500. &
now offered $1,000 for the herd and increase
but refuses to take 1t.
A sad sight was witnessed on the streets Of &c.
dar Rapids, Iowa. on -aturday. A woman SAID
tO I've drunk, but u raviug maniac, With W. small
CHI drrn, were put on y dray and taken TO jail
Her cries were pitiful.
Articles have been issued Incorporating th,
Saltwater, Minnesota. water company, ,datipl
| April 18th and tO run thirty years. Capital stool
| 81, O.0OO. b company will begin work AZ ono,
| aud lay seven mi es Of mains.
Inth. tall Of 1856 . four mule team hauled I,
er. 5 QUO pounds uf placer gold, worth 9'.6oo Ou
nearly all OF which had been taken out Of Nor