Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-22
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New York, Nov. 19.-Thc proposition
to locate the coming worlds fair in Cen
tral park meets very decided opposition.
Denver, Col, Nov. ia Santa Fe, N.
NJ. special says: At Belen last night
three Mexican cut-throats attacked the
store of j. Recker, and one, Santiago
Baca, was shot through the heart.
st. Paul, Nov. l9.-John Riley of st.
day, charged with the attempted assass-
Minn., last August.
Denver, Col, Nov. l9.Judge Nc
Creary to-day refused to grant the mo-
tion Of the encouragement to transfer
the case of Indian Agent Berry to the
state courts on the ground that
the United States had exclusive jurisdic-
tion on Indian reservations.
Chattanooga, Nov.l9.-To-day n boiler
in Capt. O'Neil's saw and grist mill near
Stevenson. exploded, killed four men
and wounding two fatally, and two seri-
ouly. The mill was destroyed. The
carelessness of the engineer was the
cause.
San Francisco, Nov. ia Truckee
dispatch says: Jamison, Plunas county,
was burned at O'Clock this morning.
The fire is supposed to have been incen-
diary. 1he whole town is in ashes
about forty houses, including fine ho-
tel. three stories, several saloons and
other business places.
Cleveland, O., Nov. 19.-Gen. Garfield
observed his 49th birthday to-day, aa
has been his custom for years. by pay
ing visits with his wife to his uncle,
Thomas Garfield, at Warrenville, this
county, aged 70, whose birthday falls on
the date.
San Francisco, Nov. 19.-The grand
Jury. has presented accusations against
Mayor Kallock. charging him with
having procured the appointment of w.
+. Hugely to position in the office of
register of voters, and then demand
from him portion of his salary, which
was paid him. The jury also presented
accusations charging the mayor, Auditor
Dunn and City and County Attorney
Murphy with having had work done or
the new city hall without advertising fol
bids.
Des Moiens, ov.19-Henry Osborne
who killed his wife here about year ago
was found guilty yesterday of murder il
the first degree. The jury recommended
that Osborne be sent to the penitentiary
for life. The prisoner became thoroughly
detected and overcome with grief upon
hearing the verdict. The sentence will
be pronounced by the court on Tuesday
the 3Oth of November.
Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-Those pur
posing to attend the annual meeting O
the American Public Health association
at New Orleans on December II, shoult
promptly communicate with the secre
tary Of the state board of health q
Springfield or Chicago. The meeting
is IN important one, and all who are in
terested in promoting the sanitation o
the valley Of the Mississippi are cordially
invited to be present.
Sioux Falls, D. T., Nov. 19.-Georg,
Kirkhuff, man 25 years old, q store
keeper of Hartford, D. T., who has beel
confined to his bed with typhoid feve
at the Cascade house in this city, Will
the inmates of the house were at suppe
last evening, sprung from his bed, I'm
locked his room door and escaped to tn
street, with nothing on except his shir
and o pair of drawers. He was last seel
running towards the river. A grea
number of the citizens turned out il
search of him, and the search was KEEP
up all night. and now, at p. M. moth
ing hos been seen or heard Of, him. It i
feared that he has jumped into the rive
and drowned.