Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-25

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Denver, Col, Aug. 23.-Gcn. Grant
and party left to-day for Galena.
Havana, Aug. 23.-For the week end
ing Friday last, forty deaths from yell
low fever and four from small pox oc-
cured. Ten persons died during the
month from contagion of the glanders.
Louisville. Aug. pa special to the
Courier-Journal from Paducah says:
near Brewers mill, three persons were
coal oil can. Mrs. Lyles and her little
daughter and Mrs. Iyer, her mother,
were the victims.
Chicago, Aug. 23.-The Journal says:
At the meeting this morning of Asa
Dow's creditors John B. Lyon was APP
pointed to sell all grain and provision
trades in the name Of Asa Dow at Satur-
days prices. Dow owed $lO2,OOO and
the trades in his favor were $48OOO. His
creditors generally accepted As cents on
the dollar.
Reading, Pa, Aug. 23-A great sensa-
tion has been caused throughout Berks
county by the discovery of Benjamin
Zcchler, lunatic who had been confined
in house in Albany township by his
brother, Jacob Zechler, for twenty seven
years. He was chained to the floor in Il
small house built especially for him, and
i'll room about eight feet square, with
only one window for ventilation.
Long Branch, Aug. 23-A train of
empty passenger coaches backing down
a switch ran into fast newspaper train
containing twelve newsmen, wrecking
two cars. The following newsmen were
injured: jeremiah Julian, II years old,
head cut; Albert Dunn, 81 years old, in
ternally injured; Dennis Cannon, 10
years old, leg fractured.
Chicago, Aug. 23-A dispatch received
from Fort Buford, dated the 18th. at
military headquarters, to-day, reports
the indications unfavorable. A few days
ago the Uncpapas, Sitting Bulls tribe,
prevented large body of hostiles cros-
sing the Missouri to surrender themselves
at the agency, and the number on the
road under "Big Road" or abroad Trail" :"
is very small. "Rain- -the-face" is still
ut the agency with forty warriors, silent
and sullen. The warriors are reported
moving south, while the women and
children are going north-a bad sign.
Milwaukee, Aug. 23-The Sentinel's
Madison special says: The house of
Martin Winerick, on line between Dane
and Columbia counties was discovered in
flames Sunday night, and the neighbors
on forcing an entrance found the body
of Mrs. Winerick riddled with shot, lay
ing i'll pool Of blood. The body of her
husband was found on bed bleeding
from ghastly wounds. The bodies were
taken out of the burning house, though
somewhat scorched. Winerick and wife
lived unhappily on account of the chill
drcn OF each by former marriage, and
it is supposed the old man shot his wife
with a shot gun, set fire to the house and
then shot himself with revolver, and
failing to finish himself, discharged the
other barrel of the shotgun into his own
body. They have several grown children
who live in the neighborhood.
Chicago, Aug. 23--The bodies of Simon
Zimmerman and his wife were found ut
6 6:3O this evening at their residence, 21O
Claybourn avenue, with bullet holes in
their heads, which had evidently been
fired by the husband. AS appeared by
the statement of the neighbors, early in
the morning, two children, aged 3 and
years, remained in the kitchen all day
with the bodies in the room, and We're
first discovered tonight by their brother,
who lives in the house, but who works
nights and sleeps all day. He had been
unable to arouse them when he returned
in the morning, and so retired, believing
them asleep. No cause for the act is
known. Their martial life has been
ordinarily happy. Zimmerman was a
workman in the Chicago electrical works.