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, 1880-04-27
THE WHITAKER CASE.
Ryan, the Highland Falls sh1oohs
keSpcrs Arroxted Ola u Charge Of Fhlso
Swearing.

t4y&0s I18 4hl@ulAnu HA1ls bhlvuA
keeper. Arrested ola u Charge Of Fhlss
Swearing.
sptelat DlspateA to Ths chteapo Ttshun+
NEw YollK, April aA-l'lil Ryan, tns
Highland Falls salo0Mkeeper, at whose plase
the plot to fix Whitaker Is believed to have
been discussed, llas got himself Into a1o oy
his too ready swearing. The United ssates
Distslct-Attusnuy, OIL Ryan's repeated
testimony that cadets did no.
visit his saloon In uniform, ana
that ho knew none Of them by nanlc' de'
clded 1t best to call lin to account since
not only tho cadets, but Kyan's wlla aae
daughter, BwOre that the cadets fre9uen9esa,
Ills Baloon In uniform and out, md wcre wea'
known to him, So detective went 10 lllg!t'
land Falls to-day and arrested Ryan, who
fur gonn with consumption, and brought 'llas
to Ludlow Street jail. The expectation u
getting anything out'0f him that would sle1
light OH tbs mystery was NnreatIte'.
llyan made pltcous .appeal, sayt'hI3;; N;
affair ffa tIaat eSs itsSS SStS y sny 1Sosia Wat
u as sh" I'LL ~ fts's So cos wsI9 Il aHG e
explAil te said llo could show TINT ~ wv wv
thkon froll o s!ck bed to testify. ai!d aiaim ainivs
know what he wus saytng. Tho deseeM,SS
tried to gct Information 4b0ut the Ielo'tMhaa IA
outraKs, but ha denied tlat 1le had ai'y ", ri ".
formation .alld refused TO tAlk. !twAs itanns
Tonight uiat he would haye temorIi,'asH
mid llia arrest will probably hasten DEATH
WEST polsr, April eo.-No, evidence "ss
taken in the Whitaker casa today.
Meletur. the physiological retuvenatof Of oi.S. sSs
, 1880-04-27

srxetal Dtspateh 10 tn Chtcdeo Tribune,
ARMSTRONG, Frcobor.l Co., April a,.-Scetl-
ing ab0Mt done. Farmers l.nvo takun axtrl
pnlhs to put their gratll III well. Ground
WIS never III better state for IL gu0tl crUp.
Spsetat utspateh 10 Ths cAIeaao Tribune.
liuTcIllSsoN, 0leLeod Co., april @.-saed-
Ing nearly done. Ground IN good condition.
ACrenku ut least 10 per cent over last seasuil.
Twenty per cent OF tho old wheat ill hnilds Ut
farmers.
, 1880-04-27
RESIGNED

Mr.. u. N. Arms, Genera! Western Passcn-
ger Agent Of tho New York, Lake Erie T.
Western itatlroasl IN this city, has rendered
his resignation, to taka effect May l. Mr..
Arms lIas held the position for number Of
yeass, aud has always discharged his duties
will. stg1.ul ability mud judgment. ltelwas
very popular throughout tho West, tnd Ills
retirement from tha servIce Ut the ErIewill
DO generally rugretted. The Co1nlauy will
, 1880-04-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LAnSE, ireland. April :aN,-Arriyed, State
Of Guurglu. fro,1 NHw York,
NEW Yolsk, April M.-Arrlycd, Victoria
fro.n London. and Nativla, from Glasgow.
llAMHUiNt, April aD,-Arrlysd, steamer
ulylhovlllt, frum Now York.
luSnoS, April Ai.-;Stealnsllips scntia,
frt,It huston, nln ClrcassfNli, trUm New
York, lave arrived out.
QuEHSsGnWN, April o1-Arriyod, Circas-
sinis, fr0hl Baltimore.
, 1880-04-27
TIE MISSOURI RIVER WAR

1t will bo learned with good deal Of sat-
isfactlon TINT Mr.. 0eorgu II, Danivls, the
efficient Gonera! Freight and Ticket Agent
Of tic Chicago j. Pacific Railroad, has been
appointed General Ticket Agent of the
Wabash, st. Louis s. Pacific 1iailroad, In
place Of Z. X, Loru, wllO goes to ula Daltl-
moru & Ohio As General Passenger
Agent. Tue Wabash could hardly lIayo
lNndo better choice. Mr. Danluls Is one
vi the rising young rallrnntl men Of tie West,
WHO ~ s,iro to make his mark sone ttny. Ila
lB tAe Secretary Ut the Western Association
OF General Ticket and Passenger Agents nllti
also ut the Chicago. laallruau Association,
aud u unusually we'll qualified for tho duties
Ut his nuw pt>sitl0n.
The positlun Of (iGneral Freight anil Tlcket
Agent nf tho Chfcagn u Pacific ltAttroad,
whiel! lio yacates. ID not ltkely to bs filed
a9aiil, IN the Milwaukee & st. Panl hls OBJ
taine!l e.'nlrol Ut the road, and its freight
uIl1 tickvt business will hereafter bu tr1l!ls.
actel BY tho regular oiticlals Ut t,at Com
pally III ILLS city. :.
, 1880-04-27

fnI It no easy task 10 find NIL equally effect
Ivy md reliable 1nan TO take his place,
altogether, and embark in the mining b,lsi-
HESS. lie has accepted n llcrAtlvu p,sitIun
nn sot1e Colorado mines, a1lti Will make Ills
headquarters nt I.endvllle.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Stanley, South
wcstcrl, Agent of tho Er!a vt 81. Louis, will
cUl1le hero To tako Mr. Arlns' place.
, 1880-04-27

nays. l3,-As folloWs:
NJ, ,ltns;-wfekcrsham. MallGry, nrannis. Aittpetcr.
1hrNp, Swift, Everett, rhomps.,t,. stn,!hcr,
M9renx. Mrter tttt!eontnl; WrItofefs Me'or
ixdeft rTot' i,at1ar M esrrrck rcE mcAcv
cuiinrto,,4 MnI} Tlinr}o,' t%,rcc, MsS,srncy. Nawt
ioivh' Kt,nnr, WmttiG. Sftd,affrey. ard Litna.
,y,.srrux ,vt,1Av. 1,aY,unAn.
The next spccial order was the ordinance
iroaa coapsy s istko lis rst Sef'S q way % nto te
city. -.
l., Ala: ,isss,t haw''ts moved that tho ordinance
Aitf. Wtckcra,,am oh,ectcl, and moyea
,,,nt liza nr,ttmnmcm In or nn,n,,ln. "a In ,,r...
nimn M III" - Cnm,,nnv il vinr ia srnrta Tnrt,, ~
;rwniffI st,ynt. Tia thHm9ht il woutd bo
r,,fni,l,s tn tEN cttv anil esnecinliy Ia nrnper.
~ % i'terests # ~ ~ e5 nS5rtIom @ n ts sol,th II Sic
Aid. RnwIctsi moved to tay the motion on
the tabic,-yuis, 20; nnys, 1:,,--as follows:
rtat-Turncr, McA,ltcy, McNnty, Ntordan,
smyth, pceyey: E!s1ncr MeNarnoy. Throp,
Pwfft. 1lnwleEgf, Everett, Knunf, Thnnrst,ii,
Wa!to. Meyer tFfteonth) Wottcrcr, McCatfrcy,
Narrett. md Jon9s.
.NnLH-Wtcknrshan., DIXON, sanders. lIallGrtls
Mn.y un f. nicr t"eF'
,fho fho ordinance, on mot motion n, Of All. Raw
leigh, wa$ tnlsen VI, section ny sGctlo,,. ,
AN. BnilnTti moved TO ntnGnl so thas u,o
wIIlcN lad nil!y y few 1!ltlets, on ncct'!int OF
the v1a!lnrts TINT would DO necessary. There
sGeried to be u conspiracy on tho p!rt ot
West Sio Aldermen to destroy tile South
DIVISION.
AID. Dixon urErtt that tho ordinance had
never bern bpfore the Corporation Counsel,
md, olie ordinance having bGeh upset. tho
Co,ncll should 70 slow. 1ie moved Its refer
el,ce Tllere wGrD many complications likely
to nrIsr. How could the city ,co,[ect tho
benefits for the opening nf Dearborn street
II the oratinance went tli:0ngh?
Aid. Kawleigh said the Corporation Conn-
sci lind lankptl tile ordinance over. Aid.
Ballard had been converted. Why, i,o dilIn't
klluw, There were other railroads hl CHI
cngn,-Afr, Vn,nierliit's for one. lio be-
ltevctl the ordinance should 60 through as
It was, ntd moved to 1ny DlxOn's motion OIL
Tic tnblu.
The motion was agreed to,--yeas, q; nays,
lY,-us fOiaUws;
i14tsLrurucr. McAulcy, NcNn,,y, Rior,lou,
rnwlcr, Smyth, Tsuyev, Eisxner, McN,trnGy,
ThrHp, Swift, tsnwleIgh, Everett, Knnpf,
!,hn!npsot, WMllto, Meyer tF!ttc4nthl. Wcttorrr,
MsGnmreE, MirFstL .'on,ts anu MoGWsHnK;; 4,i;,,,
,,!',IIvs :. n.I 1;rto' sn.,r. H,rn1,i
s,, !,y rs; tnnt,an I'D wnH5, mnrr jntp,h5 jp"tf5. fee
ri" ',ntia,, ~ A1I Itoii"r,l ,voa u;m,,or,v
H.
, 1880-04-27
ferrcd to wncro reference hero,u is made to n

streets alleys, and ra'iroa tracks % Sn!o ay nc
Ms.cshHrN LIT H. ~ orhs - ,tt Go tM y ~ Eli
s.,sh CROSSINGS 20 10 'nnMc n present Hx,st!i,H
~ sGGn M IN tya. n ramr T. H. H.
;ircotfoS is1 aid rcr'laton x the Gty coanc!t rs
Tug lnct'H .r r. grnan or any s',sn @ cnsS;S Yr;. Sa =,
enable The sat,l Ch!c,Eo \ Western inalann na!l.
f 10 @ tr ,' na e.
to,, ~ ~, ,, .n VIZ HI IN ~, ~
NJ. ,.,.st saTS
~ ~, i''t,, H., a~cn," an MIN
a!rcot, aiso on tho. block between .Thnl md
rtat a,!c, wv IT, n ;,t tf r ~ ~, ~
sit%ks estcniinx % from n Fo,reeth "i i 10 " fjfs
!ar,s,,,s sr..s, tnwar s.atn sts.;nt o,.a,t
~ tnt ,rs.ii1o s, nnrttnn % thcf,nf ~ r. r..
ci,uled Ii tic locaton Of the % t,,air rght of why.
ns,; ss;, 'nS st..,.a ~ ~ ,,,t w. ~,
e GatK ~ aq ,tnoot ia G y" ,,,ra ~
mtmo Htn iisia ot !s ~; ~ 'a = IN mkrr.
i ,.tn, ~. otEve ~ ~. "t, ,t t;nM ~ ntt,t III
., ~ s'i;h i, ~, " nrtnanth etrnot nn r,n,fnr
an,a ~. - t1 - ~, ,t .l y. i"i1n i1,n
9fn@ ID Faa q & anen,s sts n ~ a sne a na In, y wt m
IL Il H. Ii ~ Il a s, FL ~" ~ - y u" IT, m ns H. a aom3h III" ri II
E.tecnsn streS, nd between Ttrk afla hear
@ eSGsp1 a''em pro t. as H. IL sI9ea ,a Wy
s ~ inc ,o,nor @ fsnt o. "ay III ts9o snn !anr .
a,,,l SetSeea tiseSe :tr;et AVA tao ssst h%aS q
IT, !n s5ac y, " - ahn G'CRo t'ssr e!ns
AZ sa los i: are iaecl , T, ihe rnan rI3ht e
WIZ ASH s1fp " na neH saa ~ ~ ysn VT,
M s!, ~. ~ .,., .t ~ ~ n, am1 WI .. sMo
!nx eyer l!ook q IRON h!rty,t'sst, I" 4. Thirty,
sM, ssGGts. i,.I,,,. s h ~ n y, ~, ~, ,'st aget M M
tic ioS-foot strip % for n,aif slsht 81 way.
;'ix., ahI Gte""R na .r,., n9st. nt
a,n; ~, H. ntrs ,,nn m ~ 1 nt s.,.t,
l1Etis ah ints nHin4 ueslRnAtGh uI tne llai ,. nr
~ M ..' 4t ~ FILL ILL.,. S Will t u, ~ thn nv si
, 1880-04-27
Passage Of the Ordinance for the
Tax-Levy Of 1880.
Adoption Of New Act Regulat.
Ing the Chicago Steam
Company.
The Dearborn Avenue Boulevard
Scheme Knocked i'll tho
Head.
The Western Indiana Railroad Secures It's
Amended Ordinance.

Ing last evening, Mayor Harrison IN hechatr,
md all tho Aldermen present except Phelps,
Clnrk, and Turner, also n largo lobby.
Aid. Knopf. by consent, presented nh order,
which wns passed, directing the Co,nnls-
sioner Of Public Works to advertise for pro-
posats for improving Lincoln street from
Ogden avenue to Chicago avenue.
AID. Thompson. by consent. submitted
report OF tho Committee OH Fire md Water
recommending tho passago OF MI ordinance
authorizing tho Chicago Sugar Refining CON-
pany to mnko connections with tho innd tu,,-
ncl and pump water theretrori, tie rate to
hc charged them to bo $40 II million gallons.
The privilege Is to continue for ten years,
but ii the pumping Mterfercs with tile OH
thinning Of sufficient supply for tho clty's
USE, the authorities can terminate tho con.
tract,
1t was laid over.
The Controller sent IN mn ordinance levy
Ing the taxes for 1SsO, anu amount being ST.
1t WIS pissed.
4 communication was received from tho
Controller ,aclasnE contracts VIII the Mcws t
tract, The Controller thought 1t should bu
compelled to d0 SO.
;rlio documents were referred to the Con-
Nrnyor askims authority to contract will
a1StHIsss @ icEsrso l, s'H Ha HM fT II ee,,soi rs,iu,
rirtn1 .ha n,,tinriiv md # .yns tussrti.
@s' .,,,, >;.vnt,,a v,,rt,
The Mayor submitted the following veto,
which explains ITSELF:
0EwTr,ENEv: herewith return to you With
oit approval m hrsttnht,co entitled AN nr'll;
nnneG concerning M GhieaKe stsa,n .EionMny ,:. ~. !
ao nis !os .nu paM,so M ~ -, yn @ a
s,,,tit ~, ~ Tpr ~" n25dtmnnr ,,oxs,! Anr III IL
iSat '$'S"'o Az '"o ''"'''|'''.s fA''~A 10'
tSThe orirlnn1 ordlnnnco wns tlcfcot,yei In that In
she list proviso Of SIC. tic Comi,N,ly is cs'n-
PEELED to conform to aIl rulcs md rc4nlations
inn.ls l,y tito city. Tho ordltlnco submitted
1nnkea It conform to Mll regulations n',w ~
iorGss or whiGn :ti Mny NO .passea or or
ui n,,.,G ny tno cty eoneernlhs INC Mse r3,1 %9
s@.1 nriSg aS ~, acs e. s''ies, ,,,Sns % vi rcnn.
n,nt ,,1tm snt Comnnny. When It abuli o,ut,
tic grult,ld To tay al,y ppu, otc, they shnlI re.
store tho streets. nileys, puvcmelits, unl side-
wnks to their for,uor condition. etc.
The or.linanco prcp.rcd nnti herewith sub
, 1880-04-27

People aro killed by Cuuvh4 that 1Iuls's Honey
o. llUtch0unl und Tnr wullll rllrG.
rlke's tootAachu Gsvps eure IL vno minute.
, 1880-04-27

Sioux CRY, H., April 29.-The st, Paul Il
Manitoba Company lave lot Il contrnct for
building l50 miles OF tile road northeast from
EIslIur'a Landing.
, 1880-04-27
ERIE.

ERlE,
apsetdl DapateA to 1xs cAttaso 1tibuns.
ERIE, la., April alt-Arriyul-Prupslla
Mnrloy, curlt. Tnie.to,
Cleana!-Propel!er Wtssah!ckots. lnorchan-
tilse; schooner Doall, coal; schooner IIal,l,a,
cOnli schooner U. W. bond, coal, Chicago.
, 1880-04-27
NCI}lIASkA.


Special Diipa.ch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
FRIEND, Saline Co., April eG.-Spring wl,ent
not III rs good condition rs II year ugo. Tl,o
higl. Winds n,ul long.contin,letl dry weather
hayo dolu much dalnage* Most Of the old
wheat sold.
Sptetat DtspattA to 1ns Chicago 1rtb4ns.
DEATHcK, Gago Co., April N.-Spriug
WHEAT l1s suffered severely from the high
dry winds, at least one-f0urth Of the crop
Ii ruined. No wheat for shipment, Consld-
erahle corn liaa becn pIulltet.
Sptetat DspHtch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
I4oui' Cry, Shcrnnn Co.. april aU,-Sprlng
Wheat coming IN. Looks well. AcrungS
double that Ot lust ycnr. No Whunt for snle.
Large Increase III ncrrnge Of oats.
, 1880-04-27
CROP-NOTES.
ILLINOIS.

hIl ktllet, except where suW1l WILL arm.
Acreage uf spring wl,cat 30 per cent less than
lust season. No outs tu sell. Farmers buying
uf deulurs for sectt.
ypetal Daputeh TO III. Chicago 1ttuune
1.ANAlaK, Carroll Co., April M.-Spring
wheat not sown as largely us heretofore.
Winter wheat will make l,nlf n crnp.
spteta. Us1a,sh to Tho Chtcaoo Tribune.
GIBSON, Ford Gu. April oJ.-Winter wheat
rs llcnr fail,lro Ms can be. No spring wheat
snwn. Acreage Of nnts not 80 lurge rs Inst
aeason. Thrce-iifths Of thu corr, so1tl.
Special Dfspaeh so Inc Catedeo Tribune.
DuqUoIN, Perry Co., April sU.-Wlntcr
wheat compares favorably with Inst year.
Acreage tie same. Old wheat nll snlu.
Peaches badly killed. Only one-fourth Of
crop. Applies, plnms, aud snall fruit all
right.
Special Dtspa.eh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
Months. litcl,lund Co., April :aL-W1ntcr
wheat !aoktng better tl,nn lust seasor. Old
we"s so.s sy :sat sa i sSaE Ky 9at1ss "f 44h.
ONAnoA, .iroqnols C%, April s0,I,1.argo
R"t R"t inr e cas a' S5 s scs Hr 1 d 10 cs tafs9 oT
iiteir corn, nnd will not sul Mt pres cht prlces
sree1't Dtspsteh to The Chicago Tribune.
METlsoiNtls. Mnssac Co., April 2U.-WIn-
ter wl'snt ~ per cent ,heow The average Of
1871. i'a,nuEcd BY dry, weather nnu kara,
dry Winds for the first fifteen tlnys 0f April.
Inty 1n ~ of t rain st xff tzr SGs nya 'st @ b. Lets 5 #
not not; 'Sake ua1;t haf crSn ~ the ground y o"ksH
crop of fruit IT ealleri,i:
ELLISON, Wnrren Co., April M-Sprfng
wl,cut Nnd Onts nre up uli.i looking well.
Winter wheat nll kile.l. Flowing for corn
wsi '! alo'nS. Latc rallis will stop blowing fur
RDteiai Dispdxh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
FA1KMoST, VerlMillon Co, April co.
Acreago of winter wllsnt tlouble last seIs',n.
~ PER ct,llt tllorc tllan lust year. Acreage uf
CnrN Will not bg ns lnrge ay last YensOn on
acc0llnt OF the luin1ensea arca OF winter wheat.
Cpnsldertbu corl! III cribs yet lnInnyel but
sold. Unusually Hind prospect for fruit.
loWA.
Special Dt.pntrh 10 Tic Chicago Tribune.
SHE'LL ROCK, Butlor Co., April a.-Not
over onS-1la!t rs much wheat sUwn us last
| season. Acreage Of .onts Increased. Thrru
times Ms inc flax sow. lis III 1871, and nearly
| all u,uler contrAct.
Special Dt.pateh 10 Ins Chteapo Tribune.
Esrl1Envn.LE, Emmett Co., April 3d.
| Ground rntl.er dry. Not ,ls much wheat
| sown as lust season. Nh wheat to ship, n.ltl
hut little corn OIL llun0. Moro oats sown
than lust aeas0n.
sptetas Dt.pateh 10 TAs CAeaeo Tribune.
| SPNiS0p..LE, Cedar Co., April 9U-No III
crease in acreaRe Ut spring wllent. Little Or no
wllGat for shipment TwelvB Thousand BUSH
els Of flax lot out. Seed wis hard to got.
Half tho corr. narketed. I4arKD portion OF 1t
III cribs ut railroad stations. Held by deal
Special Dt,pasea ia Tat Chicago 7+tbua.
FAULKSEis, franklin Co., April aU.-N0t rs
much spring wheat sowIl us lust seuson. Very
llttle wheat left. Mnre flax sown than last
, 1880-04-27

Metlctur, the physiological rejuvenatof OF ~
0rgaule systeM, tor muscular debility ALL "es>1
utSE.
, 1880-04-27


line Of Harrison street. aud t!t c.sse III nlMln
tracks shnl! he extended north ot s%id Twelfth
grounds, yurt, ra..,, ind other nppontxcs ,,s
cnnyenient al,l teecssnry fnr the operation Of
sni'l ritlrolul A1d tho accommodation and Nsu Ut
passengers, frllghts nsla business interests nny
Slooks u lind lying bstwSun Thlr.i aud Fourth
Twelfth streets; also that part of the thrsollook
| weat OF Fourth avenue, betwoun Twelfth nnd
Erh n9t a cark Is la sirou g a pe
;@Ss @ 5s's fsst!nx u s;|% Fas!s ss$a.'s T.; saa d
| thu plat tlel IN Tho, o1.ire OF thu City
Clerk: and Mado part huFc.t BY rctoro1.eo
Wh sSnt sSo M oT ay II as IT.
srcttnn which It May nc,iuiro by loslso. purchasc
| sw>tchCA. Snr1-tr1cka. mid turnouts us may he
necessary tn ncgnln.!,Na.o tho trs,lliu tono 0yur
~ e sns s auxs ~ nay Sts SctSs" sy md nd
lrunt Ut ita owti la4s utd lots within tho lluits
Of ths !,Ha!ion apn,t,ve.i ~ this section. With
Nt.ls, bit xtLl corporation shail i,avu no
rsns uY 70 y dnw" w ui"y Siay ] sks
tho Limits ot tho extension a,itl ioc,l.
lion Il, thls suction dosgnat"i until, II. u oua.
!ion prGct.el1t 70 tho taking afeatnf s'Ieh grunt
u hA llgl p1t,tlnn Or culsunt Ut tho owners Ut
tho land representing Ia1u than ol,u-hAlf Df tho
!runt.!Hu q 70 muc', VI tho strres Or alley Gu.
vrs'ssea or used fur sAlls'a purteHcs ails unttl
ths tltlng of such Wsittam c.Hss4nt 0r putItiuR
ns.l. @raf Mhnoyns sea @ t ;r! Gst!te T. NY PR
such strecl ., alloy. rho tracks. Ut ult snci,
str,et s,, aH Pity SS;tossnxs Within u. |.'ca:
tho present t,s!ni'list,ta Kr1.lu Ut slrh streeta
ssXs psss a'aI .u.S s @ sTaIs " t q
wsn sSea ,n pstsnsISa s.9 ,s, y spsf ], my y
| regulations aud HibjeCt To tho 1atuo continued
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
LATEST BY MAIL.

Omaha, Jan. 14.-A mass meeting, com.
pletely filling the academy of music, was
held this evening in the interest of Parnell.
the Irish land reformer.
New York, Jan. 14.-A public meeting
to promote the movement for holding
worlds fair in this city in 1888 was held to.
night in Chickering hall.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 14.-The demo-
Gratis again caucused tonight but without
result. Berksdale still leads, but has moi
gained one vote In the last three nights.
Havana, Jan. 14.-A grand official ban.
quet will be given in honor of Gen. Grant,
snd.a brilliant reception will be rendered him
at the palace by high public functionaries
and distinguished members Of society Of this
city.
Boston, Jan. 1.-THE annual meeting oI
the American Social Science association
began today. The suhject of industrial
schools was commended as being worthy of
the most careful attention.
Fall River, Jan. 14.-Parnell had an
enthusiastic reception here tonight. Hi
address was made at the academy Of musi,
to about 5000 persona. The speech wa
substantially az heretofore delivered. Abou
Sl.5OO was subscribed.
Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE stock yards wer
quiet this morning, although discon
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teoted strikers and idle workmen are plenty.
The employers are requiring resignation
from the union from all returning butchers
and talk of reducing wages to the old
standard.
New York, Jan. l4.-A collision occurred
this afternoon on East river between the
boa, G. 7. Olypbant and the ferryboat
Warren. The former sank in FIVE miDutea,
her passengers and crew, twenty-five in
number, being rescued by tugs and row
boats.
Cincinnati, Jan. 14.-The Catholic
church is forming an organization to defend
the application of the assignee of Archbis-
hop Purcell for an order of the court to
sell church property to pay the liabilities
Of the archbishop and his brother Edward.
Galveston, Jan. 14.-The court of ap-
peals to-day reversed and remanded upon
technically the case of Abe Rothschild,
charged with the murder of Bessie Moore,
near Jefferson in 1877. He had been COO
victed OF murder in the first degree and
sentenced to be hanged.
Baltimore, Jan. l4.-Wllliam T. Hamil-
ton was inaugurated governor o! Maryian
to-day at Annapolis. Tue demonstrations
we're unusually imposing Thousands OF
SiLiACuS Vi NuC ethlS WCiO III bLlEuUuuC6.
The fifth Maryland regiment and several
other military organizations participated
Heretofore the governor has been quietly
sworn into office.
Columbus. O., Jan. 14-The reception ol
United States Senator.elect Garfield at the
capitol to night was largely attended He
was introduced by Gov. Foster and respond.
cd in patriotic speech, in which he alluded
to the fact that be had been in public life
tor twenty years past, and outlined his flu
ture course in congress-. He. created some
applause by speaking in terms of warm
praise of Senator Thurman.
St. Louis Mo-. Jan 14.-The tow boa,
Iron Mountain. with five barges, left here
this morning for New Orleans with about
10000 bushels of bulk corn for export
Over 100000 bushels of corn have gone BY
the same route within week, and abou
100000 bushels since the resumption o
navigation, on Jsnusry l. The movemen
would have been still greater but for tn,
lack Of bulk grain barges.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
THEL'NcolN COUNTY SAFE ROBBERY

The Commissioners Ascertain tho
Amount Stolen TO bo Ss,420-County
Treasurer Naylor, Turns Over His Prop.
erty to Secure His Bondsmen.
Especial Telegram.]
/ Canton, Jan. 16-The commissioners of
Lincoln county, who for week past have
been examining the accounts in the treasu-
rer's Office, havejust. concluded their invesli-
CATION. .andfn d the amount stolen to be eight
thousand four hundred and twenty nine
dollars. Immediately after the safe robbery
active measures we're adopted for the de.ec-
tion of the criminal. but as yet there has
nothing Of Importance been developed that
can be made public. The air is full of ru-
mors and surmises, but outside of the Of
ficials, who are diligently at work trying to
get at the true inwardness Of the affair,
nothing definite is known, excepting the
amount necessary to make balance. A
prominent citizen, who is on the county
lreasurer's bond, states that Nj. Naylor has
turned over to his bondsmen sufficient prop
er,y, including his new hotel building here,
to secure them flom loss ON account OF the
safe burglary, it being decided that he or
his sureties are liable for the amount stolen,
40 the county will lose nothing by the rob.
merry. Mr.. Naylor is given two years time
to redeem his property. ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

New Haven, Jan. 49, Chief Justice Per-
ker charged the jury in the Hayden cat
this morning, occupying over two hours.
The charge is generally regarded unfavors-
hly tn the prisoner. He dwelt on the cir-
cums,snces that Mr.. and Mrs, Hayden were
interested witnesses aud the only ones 10
contradict important witnesses for the
state. The jury retired at II :55. and at p.
m. dinner was sent to them.
Chicago, Jan. 16.-Jacob Miller, saloon
keeper, while opening his saloon At 543.
Archer avenue this morning, WAS met by
two unknown men. who attempted to enter,
hut whom be refused to admit. One ol
them instantly shos him through the head
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL.
JtUUSE.
Especial Telegram.]

Washington, Jan. 16-Mr. Sparks, chair
man of the committee on military affairs,
reported the resolution calling on the secre-
Atary of war for information as to the num-
her, rank, names and annual pay of every
pfticer on the retired list of the army.
Adopted
saTne speaker then called committees for
reports Of private nature.
AT the expiration of the morning hour
the house went into committee Of the whole
on the private calendar.