Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-07
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Menominee. Wis, Nov. ALI efforts
TO prove Will Kuhl to be the desperade
Lon Williams have failed. Kuhl will
probably be released at once.
Tucson, A. Il, Nov. 4.-The Apaches
are reported depredating in the Saturipa
district of Sonora. Five men, two
women and one child were killed by
them.
Chicago, Nov. 4.-The prominent and
long-established paper firm of Clark,
Friend, Fox g. Co., this city, dissolved
partnership to-day and the business has
been purchased by the ]. W, Butler
Paper Company.
Boston, Nov. 4.-The Won Steubeu
family are the guests of the city. After
university and Bunker Hill and were
afterwards received at the state-house
by Gov. Long and staff.
Panama, Oct. 27.-The state govern
ment has increased the taxes on mer-
chants, native and foreign, 25 per cent.
The canal laborers are striking. The
police had toprotect one superintendent.
Native laborers do not like French over
seers, and say Americans could get SO
per cent. more work out of them.
Chicago, Nov. "A terrific collision
occurred on the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern railroad at Long Lake,
si1ty-four miles east of Chicago, to-day,
two heavy freight trains, running to.
gether at nearly full speed. Both engines
were ruined, one freight car and contents
completely demolished and the rest badly
used up. The damage is heavy.
Chicago, Nov. An the case Of j. B.
Doyle, accused of participating in the
forgery and placing of government bonds
to large amount in the United States
court to-day, argument was made by his
counsel, Judge Bangs, for writ OF
error on the grounds that the district
court erred in allowing communication
with one of the Jurors after the Jury
retired, and also erred in receiving nt
the verdict paper read by the clerk
thereby preventing the prisoners's privi
lege of polling the jury. The writ ol
error and supersedeas was granted
Argument will be made tomorrow il
favor OF the discharge of the accused.
Galveston, Nov. 4-The News For
Davis special says: At the opening O
court to-day Lieut.. Fipper sad h,
would accept the Judge advocates sug
gestion to try the original and additiona
charges together and would waive tn,
right of challenging the court as organ
lied, and consent to reappearing ant
going to trial on both sets OF charges
but ask it. The Judge said refusal Il
ask it would make necessary two separ
ate trials. Lieut.. Flipper was ther
arranged, charged with the embezzle
ment of S3,79l between July and Au
gust 13, 1881.
Bloomington, Nov. 4.-This neighbor
hood is greatly excited over daring
outrage and robbery committed fou
miles west of the city today. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Isaac Darst in the morning lef
their farmhouse in charge Of Miss Mann,
Burton, their niece, and came to town
They returned at 2 o'clock and found he
bound fast in a chair by rope an,
insensible for exhaustion and fright
She recovered sufficiently to state tina
while sewing two men entered the house
seized and checked her, and tied her il
the chair, and after chloroformlng he
robbed the house. An examination
showed that only few dollars was miss
ing. Miss Burton is in precarious cor
dition from her terrible experience.