Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-01
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st. Louis, Oct. 30-The Missouri
Pacific this morning, cut the Kansas
CITY to five dollars and the Chicago and
Alton and Wabash immediately
followed.
Chicago, Oct. 3O.-In the case Super-
visor Geisler, who was arrested for
alleged disorderly conduct at the polls
during registration, and whose case was
brought before Judge Drummond, the
Judge to-day discharged the prisoner,
stating that he was engaged in the Der.
formance of his duty and that the police
officers exceeded their duty in interfering
with him.
Chattanooga. Oct. 29.-A Times special
from Gunderville says two persons were
killed and several injured by the explo-
sion of boiler in the mill of Jasper
Smith.
st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 29.-The flour
ing mill of p. NJ. Matieson ut Fairbault,
Mimi, burned this afternoon. Loss,
S20,OOO; insurance on the mill, machinery
and stock, Sl6,500.
Washington. Oct. 29.-Judge Cox, in
the equity court to-day, made an order
in the Christiancy divorce suit reducing
the allowance for alimony, pending the
result of the trial, from S15O to 800 per
month.
Denver, Col, Oct. 29.-The Republi-
cans Trlnadad special says: The presi-
dent and party passed here on a special
train tonight. The president says the
republicans will carry California and
Oregon and all the northern states, and
that he is going to Ohio to vote for Gar
field and Arthur.
st. Louis, Oct. 29.-The Wabash OPEN
ed to-day with a S5 rate to Chicago, and
the Chicago and Alton is taking Wa
bash unlimited tickets in exchange for
its own. All the connecting roads except
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, are
now selling S5 straight tickets to
Chicago.
Chicago, Oct 29.-'The Tribune recapit-
ulates the results of the great storm on
the lakes, October Is, as follows: Over
S3OO,O0O worth of damage was done to
vessels and cargo, twenty-three persons
perlshed, seventeen vessels were totally
wrecked, involving a loss of S153,OOO,
and sixty-six vessels were damaged.
Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 29.--This morning
two passenger trains collided on the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis rail
road near Burgettstown, killing the fire
man of one engine, L. Anderson, and
three passengers, NJ. Linigan and Thomas
and Frank Cunningham. Two passen-
gers wers seriously injured whose names
are not known Mt this hour or how the
accident occurred
Cleveland, o., Oct. 29.-The Lake Erie
and Western railway passenger agent to-
day telegraphed the Cleveland agent
| lin,,&nl I,,c,
soon as possible, owing to the pool be-
tween the Wabash and Bee line. We
must trust them as one road" Rates from
S23.50 to S15, and rates to other points
in proportion.
Bath, N. Y, Oct. 29-General Grant
arrived here from Buffalo by special
train at two this afternoon. He review
ed a long procession and address an au-
dience of $4,000 people in the park. He
then visited the United States soldiers
and sailors home and passed with un-
covered head before 300 veterans drawn
up in line, who greeted him enthusiastic-
ally. He also visited the soldiers in the
hospital.
Denver, Oct. GA dispatch from San
tn Fe, N. NJ, says New Mexican's Fort
Quitmnn special says couriers have just
arrived from Oio Caliente, Mexico, 15C
miles south of Fort Quitman, who state
that Mt daylight yesterday n band OF
thirty Apaches attacked picket OF
twelve men of the ninth cavalry, killing
two. "A company of soldiers have been
sent from Quitman in pursuit.
st. Louis. Oct. 29-Tclegrams received
this evening from President Hayes sa,
he and his party will arrive in kansa.