Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16
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New Orleans, September IA com.
promise has been arranged and the labor
troubles are ended. ~
Chicago, September 14-At the fair
grounds this afternoon Miss Belle Cook.
OF California, in twenty mile race with
MISS levitt made the best time on rec
ord, 40 minutes and 16 seconds. beating
her seven-eights of q mile. Jewetts
morse, soon after she mounted for the
last mile. bolted the fence and threw her
causing her to faint.
Philadelphia, September 16-At n
meeting of the Aztec club TODAY. Gen.
eral Hancock was elected president. Gen.
2. o. Hagner treasurer and Prof. Henry
Cooper secretary. The club and other
guests dined with Geo. w. Childs. MI.
Walters, of the London Times, clo1ed a
speech by expressions of sympathy for
president Garfield, and said the heart
felt prayers Of the English people from
the huMblest collier to the highest lord
alike were offered for his speedy recoy-
ely.
Little Rock. September 14-The Dem
ocrat has the particulars of a terrible
thron township, near Bonneville. Two
young men named Hanley, brothers,
while riding home from town, were fired
on by an assassin from an ambush. One
was killed instantly, two buckshot enter-
ing his heart. The other was fatally
wounded, receiving two shots through
the intestines and two through the left
arm. He rode half mile before falling
from loss of blood.
Little Rock, Sept. IA duel was
fought yesterday at sunrise at Terrence,
Miss, between Hon. L. Leathermar,
mayor OF Arkansas City, and James
hucker, q prominent attorney of that
city. The difficulty grew out of certain
rulings OF Leatberman in case in which
tucker was professionally engaged.
Both were wounded Mt the first fire.
Leatherman received slight flesh
wound IN the left arm. Rucker was struck
on the left side, inflicting a supposed
fatal wound.
Cedar Rapids, To-, Sept. l4-Already
the interest III the national dairy fair to
be held ut this place in November are
being successfully looked after. At the
meeting OF the local committee Of ar.
rangen.ents, held at the board of trade
rooms, preliminary arrangements We're
inaugurated. Spacious halls will be
P.o'Aoou AOI tAe ulsplay OF Duttef ana
cheese, and implements practical to the
workings OF factories and creameries will
be had, and stalls will he provided for
herds of dairy cattle.
Baltimore, Sept. l4-The Baltimore
4 OHIO railroad to-day reduced the pas.
senger fare from this city to the west 20
correspond to the cut rates from New
York on east bound rates the same to
Baltimore as to New York. At a meet.
ing OF the directors of the Baltimore &
Ohio road to-day Geo. w. Dolan was
elected director III the place of John
King. jr., resigned. James Garry Coale
was elected in place of Donnell, resigned
and John w. Davis was confirmed as.
sistant to the first vice president.
| Washington, Sept 14-The sergeant.
at-armsjof the senate received the follow.
ing telegram to-day from Arthur: You
are hereby authorized and directed tc
invite the senators to attend the funeral
of Gen. Burnside, according to the Gus
tom in such cases when occurring in re-
cess. The sergeantat-arms telegraphed
Senators Jones of Nevada, and Logan
and Cameron in New York, and notified
Senators Garland, Pugh and Jones O.
Florida in this city. The oommitte,
leaves for Providence tomorrow nom
ing. The senate chamber was to-da,
draped in mourning and the flag on the
senate side of the capitol placed at hal
mast