Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-30
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Atlanta. Ga, Sept, 2S.--The ferryboat
from the Dole OF hope sprang leak and
sank. Twelve people were drowned.
Springfield, Sept. 2s.-Gov. CnIlom,
with military staff, will attend the York
town celebration.
Louisville, Sept. 2S.-The California
stallion Nutwood, half brother to Maud
s. sold to-day for Sl0o,G00.
Peoria, Sept. 2S.--In spite of the
threatening weather last night and this
morning $4,000 people attended the state
fair to-day, nearly half of whom were
visitors to the city. The weather has
now cleared and the prospects are excel
lent for the rest OF the week. Kate
Sprague and Geo. Sprague trot Friday.
Boston, Sept. 2S,-The faculty and
alumni OF the Boston university, school
OF medicine, have decided to establish a
Garfield scholarship for aiding worthy
and needy students in that school. The
committee will forward Boynton resolu-
tions commencing his conduct during
his attendance upon the president.
New York, Sept. 2S.-A telegram from
Utica says much excitement and COM
ment was caused this afternoon when
Senator Jones Of Nevada, an intimate
and confidential friend of Arthur, step
ped off the cars. He proceeded without
delay to the residence of Conkling and
long conference followed. Rnmors of
immediate cabinet changes were atioat
and every one on the qut rtte to learn the
result OF the conference.
New York, Sept. 2S.-The protector of
the Garfield fund, in a card referring to
the suggestion that part OF the money be
given the presidents mother, states that
under the terms OF the subscription "a.
pers not one cent can be put TO any other
use than for the wife and children. liz
has to-day received check Tor $3.50 fol
Gen. Gariield's S mother which he will for
ward with any other sums received tt
her, or invest as she pre- 'crs. The funt
now for Mrs. Garfield is s3324,675.
New York, Sept. 2S.--The Anchoria o
the Anchor line from Glasgow report.
the sinking of small vessel and ali OF
board lost. i passenger says: / was il
: the main saloon 'ihen the crash came
The steamer recled and l thong!it WI.
going to the bottom. Women screamed
some tainted and a general rush wa
made for the deck boats, but too late tt
save any one on the unfortunate vessel
A large hole was made in the port bow
Va tuc AuCuOElu. 1ue lOTe com DattlQe0
soon filed. The whole hole was patched
and the vessel proceeded on her course
Camp Thomas, Sept. 7.-Reportsfrou
Camp Apache says that twenty five men
women and children came from the hos
tiles and surrendered. They were dis
armed and placed under guard. Qnite
number of hostile bucks came to tn,
reservation last night and gave, them
selves up to the military. Later report
from Camp Apache this afternoon an
nonrce the surrender of another batcl
of hostiles. forty-tiye in number Sti!
, later advices from the agency say th
hostiles who last week refused to SUI
render bave come in and have been con
fined by the military. There are nc
thought to he over thirty-tive hostiles 0
the entire number but what are prisoners
The outbreak, which at one time prom
ised to be serious, is about over. \ mill
tary commission to try the murderer
will meet here in a few days.