Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-05
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NeM 1OTk, NOV. o.-llo Michigan
relief fund is now $l23,224.
Des Moines, Nov. 3.-Pink.eyc is yery
prevalent. Russeli's pacing mare, Kittie
b. died to-day.
New York, Nov. 3.-Adelina Patti ar.
rived to-day and was welcomed down the
bay by large company of friends. She
will sing under eyes management.
New York, Nov. 3.-The United States
circuit court made permanent tenn
porary injunction restraining Samuel J
Illden from disposing of the stocko the
New York iron mines.
Peoria, ,Nov.3-The Ingersoll hotel,for-
merly the residence of Bob Ingersoll was
sold by Dean to day to Harvey Lightner,
well.known capitalist of this city, for
S2S,O0O. The property was purchased
for prominent citizen who intends to
build large hotel on the lot, want
long felt here.
Chicago, Nov. "A performance was
given at the Grand opera-house this
afternoon by the Chicago Dramatic club
for the benefit of the Michigan sufferers.
The play was Romeo and Juliet, and
though there was considerable display
of talent the performance was less sue.
cessful than was expected, only realizing
about $500.
Rrayson, KY, Nov. IA shooting af.
fray occurred between party of moon.
sinners under arrest and one of the
guards. The guard, s. NJ. Hamilton, was
fatally shot. Allfrey, moonshiner, was
shot in the side and Foster, o witness
shot in the arm. The trouble grew out
of an old grudge between Stulnper and
Allfrey.
New York. Nov. 3.-President Arthur
and Secretary and Mrs. Hunt arrived
Fifth Avenue hotel. At Philadelphia
Attorney General MacVeagh boarded
the train and had q short interview Will
the presidedt. The chr was the one
which conveyed Mrs. Garfield to Glove
land.
Cincinnati, Nov. 3.-The base ball con
vention to-day elected II. B. McKreigl
of Pittsburg, president;J. A. William.
of Columbus, secretary and treasurer
with board OF directors and committee
on rules. The next meeting will be hel6
at Philadelphia in March. New Yorl
and Boston were admitted. Adjourned
Des Moines, Nov. ga small steam
boat plying between Des Moines ant
Ottumwa, named the Old Lazy Ann
owned by Capt, Bears, sunk at dayligh,
this morning. She had removed The
upper part OF the flue to pass the Rocl
Island bridge at this city, when til,
steam from the safety valve blinded tn,
pilot and the current carried tho boa
around against pier, breaking the bulk
head and wheel. The boat, cargo ant
safe sunk in fifteen feet of water. Los
nearly $4,000.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-The Southwestern
Rate association concluded its reorgani
cation to-day upon the old basis, but til,
Missouri Pacific and Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy are to have fair eQuivalen
for the additional new business whlcl
they bring into the association. Th,
business is divided into three sections
the Hannibal and Toledo and st. Louis
The Chicago division gets 441a per cent
the st. Louis Az per cent.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 3.-Two of tn
band of red men WHO were convicted il
the circuit court Of Barbour county a
Phillip few days ego and sentenced t
one years imprisonment and to pay
fine of $50, We're taken from the count
Jail yesterday morning about l o'cloc
by twelve or fifteen Of their comrades
who rode into town, and going to til
Jail, woke the jailor, demanded the key.
and with revolvers forced him to ope
the door and release their companion.
Milwaukee, Nov. 3.-To.morrow NOR,
ing delegation of cigar makers from til
union here will go to Chicago to confe
with the union there. Nearly all til
small concerns, aud all the large one
except Ascherman 4 Co., have acceede
to the demand OF the strikers. Aschel
mans, however employ full one. third til
entire membership of tho union, aud til
firm will not accede under any circun
stances. About 800 men went to Asche
man today and took their tools. The fir
say they will close the factory entire b.
fore acceding.
Tombstone, A. T., Nov, 3.-Sonora a.
vices say the hostiles who recently brol
; out at San Carlos were camped at On.
de Julis to the number of $50 warrio
with their families. They were tryrr
i to make peace with the Mexicans. Fo,
hundred Mexicans troops were campe
near them, and it is supposed here tn
they were preparing to attack the Ind
aus. it is reported that band of fiji,
Indians have left the main band and n
raiding in Sonora. It WAS also report,
that the Indians had all left for Il
. Guaynapa mountains. II this is true
! is said tho Indians cannot DO subdu,