Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-09
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ais dos MONIES SpSeiai si,o' 'he no
s,. Il, Iowa farmers tiils year IRON poor
seed will amount to S2,D0O,o0o.
,reberen, june i.--The principal insti-
caior of the Milan Doab massacre during
fhe Turkish invasion OF Persia, was
blown from the mouth OF cannon ut
Yabrecz to-day.
Now Orleans, June 3-Gcn. Grant,
Capt. j. B. Eads and others, passengers
in the steamer City of Merida, are de-
tanned at quarantine. They will arrive
here Sunday.
Chicago, June ga musical festival
association has been formed to give til
cnnial concert festivals. .!olid men are
backing il. Theodore Thomas is TO be
musical director.
New York, June 3.-Jhe negotiations
for the transfer of the Panama railroad
to DeLesseps Panama canal company
has been virtually concluded.
Columbus, juno "a local freight
train, consisting Of n locomotive and five
cars went through a bridge at Sunbury,
onthe Columbus & Mt. Vernon railroad
last evening. The fall was forty-two
feet Samuel Martin had one leg cut
off and engineer Yhos. Wilson was fatal
ly injured.
Galveston, Juno 3.-The News Dallas
special says: Milton and Baker, two no.
torious burglars and e-thevcs, were
killed in Hayes county by deputy shcr-
i'll, while resisting arrest. These par
ties have been robbing stores and pri-
vate residences and running off stock
for eighteen months.
ST. Louis, June 3-Jay Gould and
party aic conferring with the managers
of the IeXas Pacific, Missouri Pacific
Int h' a
Iron Mountain roads. 1t is supposed
the consolidation Of Goull's entire south
western interests is under consideration
st. Louis, June 4.-Turners to attend
the national festival which opens here
tonight have been arriving from all di-
rections this morning and i'll great num-
bels. Peoria, Quincy, Davenport, Mo-
line, Muscatinc and other places IN Hill
moi and Iowa are well represented.
Chicago, June 3.-Yestorday afternoon
a thunderbolt killed Henry Nieman, his
wife and Il horse. They were driving to
their home near Desplaines, under the
shelter of an umbrella. When found
both were sitting upright in the buggy.
Mrs. Nieman's dress had taken fire and
burned nearly off. No marks were dis
covered.
Cincinnati, June 1.-The Vimes-Star's
Canton special says: Great Indignation
was aroused upon finding vault in the
cemetery broken open that had not been
open for t'"enty-iivey years, and the bones
OF the corpses strewn all around. The
supposed object was to get jeweiry from
the dead bodies.
Chicago, June 3.--Griscom's fast con
tinues. He felt hungry for the first tim,
this noon, it being his sixth day. Yhi.
No. a Il 4,
have lost / L pounds. HeEat; an lttacl
OF dizziness. His pulse appeared to Eav.
lost some Of its force. and Il genera
change Tor the worse was evident i'll him
Chicago, June 3.-Jas. B. Doyle tcsti
fed in his own behalf to-day, showing
that he had been q farmer i'll Bradford
ILL.,, for about thirty years, and had beel
merchant and stock-raiscr, owning 1Oi
to 200 acres in Illinois, Colorado an,
Kansas. He had had business relations
and ventures With Brocknway, the forge
and counterfeitcr, but had known hin
only as Spencer, and in the capacity o
an honorable man OF business.
Iowa City, June 3.-Secretary Kirk
wood was rendered Il public rcceptio,
this evening at this city, his home TO
many years. by his old friends and peo
pie OF this part OF the state in general
A large crowd was present and there wa
much enthusiasm. Senator ShroGer dc
livered an unususlly happy address c
welcome, and the secretary responded i
q brief speech.
Richmond, June 1.--'ihe Virginia re
adjrsters say they are entirely satisfie
with their ticket, and say that the actio
secures the union of the republicans IN
rendjusters; that very :cw will oppos
l,n iit,cn pr Il rtr II,
ticket. Virginia democrats say tie ticl
ct is as good as the readiusters coul
have made, but that it cannot win
pans. June A.-pere Hyaclntho sal
for the United States in September Mn,
Layson accompanies him. Tn additio
to Pcre Hyacinthe there are two otht
distinguished clcrGymcn attached to til
Gallacian church i'll Rue d Arras. one
young American priest. This rapid
growing church has need OF funds for il
development and eXtentlon, and il
mainly for this reason that 2ere Hy;
cinthe is going to America.
Norfolk, Va, June 1.-THE Unite
States steamer Dispatch. with Eresidel
Garfield, Secretary Of the Navy HUI
and Admiral Porter on board. arrived
the navy yards this afternoon and wei
received with n salute OF two gun
Owing to the inclemcncy of the wealth
they did not go ashore, rs intended, b
We're visited by the officers OF the yal
Congressman Desseildoif and many ci
zens, they leave Tor Washington this ;
tcrnoon.
London, June d.-,rhc following me
sage has been tclegrnpLcd Preside
Garfield by Boyton from Iilmanha
prison: hope the American governmo
will never submit me- or the honor
the republic fought TO maintain, to t
degradation Of an appeal TO the benc,
lencc Of the cowardly British govcl
ment, which is incapable OF extendi
to my countrylnen the commoncst j
tice.
Fortress Monroe, June 4.-The stea
er Dispatch, with President Carrie
Secretary Hunt, Admiral Porter n
others, arrived here this morning. ,
lutcs were fired from the fort, Che scho
ships Constitution, Saratoga and POI
mouth, aud the German steamer Nym]
ard yards were manned. The officers
the ships called on the president q
party. They came ashore TO the no
where they dined and were met
Gen. Getty and staff with band of
artillery school, when a reception '
held.
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