Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-20
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st. Paul, July 18-One thousand five
hundred laboring men in the logging |
camps of Wisconsin are out on strike |
tor ten hours instead OF eleven and twelve
of service per day.
Red Bank, N. j.. July 1S.-A destruc-
tive fire this morning swept away bu-
siness block on the river front. Nine
buildings were destroyed, including the
Red Bank Register building and West
ern Union telegraph Office. Assistant
Foreman William Conroy of engine No.
l died Of heart disease while assisting at
the fire.
st. Paul, July 1S.-The Pioneer-Press
has special adyices from Sitting Bulls
camp that he is within eight miles of
]3uford and coming in in charge OF Scout
Legare. Capt. Clifford has gone out to
receive his surrender. The special says
the Indians are almost starved and most
of them dismounted and all discouraged.
Five chiefs and two hundred bncks, wo-
m Ell and children are in the band.
Milwaukee, July 1S.-A special to the
Republican states that the town of Wal
lace, sixteen miles north of Menominee,
Mich, consisting of saw mill and twen-
ty-tive buildings, was totally destroyed
by fire this forenoon. The railroad track
was damaged and the regular passenger
train on the Chicago and Northwestern
cannot get through.
| New York. July 1S.-The New York
Commercial Bulletin says it now seems
| as if the market would not have any i'm
portant turn until Vanderbilt settles the
trunk line matter, which he can do al
most any day. The crop outlook is
neither better nor worse than week
ago. It is generally conceded that the
wheat harvest will fall some short OF that
OF last year.
st. Paul, July lS.-A Winona special
says: Paul Held, Swiss emigrant, who
had lately bought farm in Eagle creek
valley, became insane through the fail
re OF crops and dhomesickness. On Sun
day morning he was found dead in the
trout room of his house, his wife and two
children dead in tho next room, three
children dead in bed up stairs and the
two Oldest boys in the hay loft mortally
wounded, all shot in the head. One boy
may recover. a revolver was found in
the house.
City of Mexico, July 17.-Gov. Lerosa
the assault Of the Apaches: They killed
uNC 0uRl lucSlS VI UuC SCAtldl luA1WuJ uuO
q young American after mutilatlng him
They also attacked train of carts O.
Gregovia Meteor, killed him and Mexi
can captain. The Mexican cab company
has signed contract to extend it to Yu
cntan and Cuba. The Central railroad
division is completed sixty miles.
st. Paul, July 1S.-Twenty-eight mel
employed rs switchmen in the union
yard quit work to-day. The dissatisfac
ton was caused bv an unpopular yard
: master, who brought men from st. Loui
: to take their places. At six o'clock thu.
evening party of the strikers met fv,
of the st. Louis men near the union dc
pot and row occurred, during whic
. Nicholas Norville, Wabash brakeman
was shot and fatally wounded, and ia.
Cleary, n switch engineer, was shot i
the leg. Ed Champaign and CIV. Nor
: Than were arrested for doing the shoD
a ing. Great excitement prevails, espec
!. tally among railroad men.
= East Saginaw, Mich, July 1S.-A spec
ial from Vestaburg, a small station o
0 the Chicago, Saginaw and st. Loui
railroad, says: The entire western par