Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-30
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Boston. Oct 2S.-Mrs. Gould, cashier
of. the defnnct women's bank, on ladies
deposit, has been biiled in &lO000.
Peoria, Oct. 2s.-J. +. Rogers & Co.'S
Large lumber yard, with the planning mill,
was totally destroyed by an incendiarv
fire early this afternoon. Loss, $;27.UOj;
Insurance, SlT0j).
st. Johns, n. b., Oct. 2s.--rhe recent
rams have caused the ST. johns river to
rise I'VE feet, and dam of logs at Grand
rails has been in consequence, broken,
aud considerable timber freed on the
NIironchi.
New York, Oct. 2S.-Thc examination
IN the case of Vim. b. Brackway, charged
with the forgery of more than S2OO,,00U
IN United States bonds, was set down to-
day for the 18th of Novemberby United
States Commissioner Allen.
Cincinnati, Oct. 2S.-A frishtful acci-
dent happened this morning at sle public
library building. Two painters Charles
Troop and Henry Mum, were on scaf-
told ut the cornicc, eighty feet above the
sidewalk, when hook broke aud tie two
men were thrown TO the ground. Boil,
We're Instantly killed. Throop leaves a
family. Mum was unmarried.
Washington, Oct. 2S.-P Post master Ain
ger Of this city, in a telegram to Gov
Jewell to-day, repeats his assertion that
the postmark on the Mory letter was not
i'll Use N the Washington Office at the
time when the letter purports to
have been mailed, and authorized nm
offer OF Sl,nnO for the production of any
letter mailed in the Washington Office on
tlat date whose envelope bears post.
maik inientical with that or tile pub.
lislcd fac simile.
Denver. Col, Oct. 2S.-In the United
States district court to-day, Judge Hal
let refused to comply with the petition
requesting that Agent Berry be turned
over to the state warrants Will be issued.
and in the event of Bcrry's discharge
before the United States commissioner
he will be rcarrested and taken to
Gunnison City for trial. Berry
has not yet arrived here
The Denver News Gunnison City spe
cial says small bands of Indians are re-
ported securing the country arounC
there endeavoring to create an outbreak
and declare their intention OF liberatine
Capt. Kline, who is at Gunison City un
der arrest, implicated with having tllrnet
jackson over to the Indians. Three com
panies of MALTA have been formed, I'M
der command of Capt. Bean and the cit,
placed under their control.
Galveston, Oct. 2S.--A News speciu
from San Antonio says Gen. Grierso1
| telegraphs from Fort QUitman that be
tween forty and fifty Indians from III,
Mescatnde Apache agency, New Mexico
got as far north into Texas as Sioia Dia
bic, with the intention OF joining Victo
rio, but were headed of and turned bach
by troops from Eagle Springs and Qua
daloupe mountains. The troops are
pushing the Indians through the Sacra.
mento mountains. The cavalry alono
the Rio Grande is actively scouting, an,
watching for the warriors OF Victories
band not killed by Gen. Terraras.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 2S-As the re
publican torchlight procession was pass
ing the corner of Oak and Dwight streets
last evening a number of boys standing
on the pavement blew TN horns at the
processionists. This so enraged one o
the members of a colored company from
Hartford that he struck one of the boys
with his torch, whereupon the boys tool
to their heels. Several of the coloret
men pursued the boys and one of them
a Hartford negro, whose name has moi
| yet been learned, fired n pistol into the
crowd. The ball struck an inotiensiv,
spectator, named Peter Sweeney, passing
through his groin. If" fell down anc
was set upon and S, verely beaten, hisjav
beng broken. lie VIII propaply die.