Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-03

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st. Louis, April 3O.-'rhe Vulcan steel
works men have resumed operations ut
the company's prices.
Youngstown, o., April 30--Two boilers
at the Todd furnace, Briar Hill, explod-
cd at six o'clock this evening. Two men
were instantly killed and five wounded.
Pennington, N. H., April 3O.-A quar-
rel arose to-day between VIM. Kenney
and his wife, when their son Samuel
interfered to protect his mother. The
father seized a butcher knife and stabbed
Samuel, killing him almost instantly.
Jacksonville, ILL.,, April 3O-A fire here
this morning destroyed two entire bust
ness blocks, causing a loss of $4,000, at
least, with insurance of $48,OOO. The
city pOstoflice was among the buildings
burned. The fire started in some frame
buildings.
Chicago, April 3O.-In the B. L. Allen
case to-day, the defendant, in his testi-
mony, said he was worth 81, 500, 900, clear
OF all incumberance, when he went into
the Cook County National bank, which
took it all.
Ottawa, April 3O.-In the house of
commons, Sir John Macdonald said no
such proposal as that Canada should be
made liable to furnish contingent in
case of England engaging in hostilities
with foreign country was ever made or
thought of, either by the imperial or
dominion government.
Harrisburg, April 30-The pardons in
the corrupt solicitation cases were made
out by two o'clock, signed by the COVER
nor and taken to the sheriff of Dauphin
county. The fines and cost, amounting
to $6921, having been paid, the prisoners
were released and departed for their
homes with the exception Of Rumberger,
who is still here.
Indianapolis, April 3O-The butter,
cheese and eggs association to-day adop-
ted resolution asking congress to re-
move the duty on salt and also urging
the state of New York to abolish the ex-
cessive toll on salt transported on the
canals of that state. Cedar Rapids was
chosen as the place and the first Wednes-
day in April the time of holding the
next convention. Adjourned.
Camp Sheridan, Neb., April 30-Last
night two desperadoes named Hall and
Porter, while drunk, entered an Indian
camp and raised quarrel with the in
mates, shooting and almost instantly kill
ing Grey Eyes, big medicine man
among the Sioux, and wounding his
squaw in the leg. The desperadoes We're
turned over to the authorities and plac-
ed in the guard house heavily ironcd and
chained and guarded.
San Francisco, April BON. H. De-
Young, surviving proprietor of the
Chronicle, was arrested at noon to-day on
complaint of Mayor Kalloch, charging
him with libel in reporting in the Chron-
icle an editorial of the New York World
which accused Mayor Kalloch of subor-
nation of perjury in connection with the
testimony given by Clement Shaw at the
inquest Of the body Of Chas. DeYoung
The prisoner was released on bail.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, April 30.-The
Pullman palace car Brevoort arrived here
this morning over the Chicago, Burling.
ton and Quincy road as through sleeper
from Chicago to San Francisco. The cal
was filled with passengers and was al
this point transferred to the Union Pa
citic San Francisco express. The Ogdel
house Of this city, one of the best knowl
hotels in the west, changes hands to-mor
row, Mr.. G. w. Felter, an experienced ho
tel manager of New York city, becoming
proprietor. The house will continue a.
the leading hotel in the west.