Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-30
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Chicago, Nov. 2S.-There We're twenty
eight deaths from smallpox last week.
Lynn, Mass, Nov. 2S.-Proctor & In. |
gals. leather, failed. Liabilities csti-
mated at $4,000 to 100000: assets quite |
large, principally stock.
London. Nov. 2S.-It is said BOYD re-
fuses to row on any river but the Line |
and Ashland. Hanlon's representative,
insists upon the Thames. The negotia-
tions Will be declared off.
Little Rock. Nov. 2S-Pat Dolan and
Jack Morgan, who robbed registered
letter pouch on the Iron Mountain rail
road on the 18th inst, were captured on
the 25th and sentenced, one to three Years
and the other to one year.
Chicago. Nov. 2S.-The Grand Army
of the Republic tonight rendered re-
ception to Commander.in-C Chief Gen.
Geo S. Merrill OF Massachusetts, and
Adjutant General VIM. NJ. Olin of Ben
ton. who are on an inspection tour.
Chicago, Nov. 2S-A considerable
number of delegates to the Irish Nation
al convention have arrived, including
Thos. p. O'Connor, Congressman Ford,
Gen. NJ. G. Murphy and Rev. Dr. Pep
pers. Mrs. Parnell will arrive tomorrow
Usage City, Kansas, Nov. 2S-The
Usage savings bank suspended yester.
day owing to complications with the
Danforth banks at Caldwell and Hume
we'll which closed on Friday. The Car
conate bank, under the same manage
ment us the others, has been reorganized
and will not be affected.
New York, November 2S-Wm. Ora
clos and VIM. I'll. Speers bring suit in the
supreme court against Christopher and
James Nugent, involved in the Mechan-
les bank of Newark failure, for the re-
covery OF S17,7Tl, for money due. Plain
tiff obtained an attachment against de-
PENDANTS, but no property could be
found.
Albany, November 2S-Canal officials
have no information indicating tile sud
den closing of the canals, though the
weather is at a freezing point. Only
some three hundred boats are now in
the canals, about one-eighth of the num-
Der of last year when the canals were
c'osed by the ice.
Hartford, November 2S-Rey. w. l..
Gage, OF the Pearl street Congregations
al church, entered his house about S
O'Clock and found burglar. whom he
cllnched. A struggle ensued, the burglar
endeavoling to use pistol. The strug-
gle continued in the hall and into the
street, when the burglar was thrown and
held down by the muscular clergyman
until help arrived.
New York, November 27-The prizes
in the recent billiard tournament were
) presented to-day. Schaffer expressed a
: determination to challenge Dion. the
winner, before his departure for Europe
to piay with Vigneaux. This game will
be played probably early IN January.
On December 29th Sexton and Schaffer
play six hundred point game under
the new rules for $500 side.
Chicago. Nov. 2S.-Vessel owners have
been greatly exasperated this year be-
cause of the passage of the ordinance
requiring the bridges to remain closed
during about three hours of the busiest
portion of the day, and now have begun
proceedings to test the validity of that
/. legislation, and to remove certain bridges
/, They claim the run is navigable high
way and that the bridges are numerous
Dardanelle, Ark, Nov. 2S.-Anothe1
disgraceful tragedy occurred here yes.
, terday morning. Two years ago an old
man was murdered in the county. Three
men were arrested and jailed, and one
man, Holland, confessed the crime
| Through the treachery Of one of the jail
: guards they escaped. Holland was re-
I Gently captured in Tennessee ana
!, brought here at midnight on Saturday
r Twenty-Five masked men soon af.el
broke into the jail, took the prisoner
!, and hanged him to the same tree from
which Taylor was swung few months
since.
Emerson, Neb. Nov. 2s.-Yesterda,
while Section Foremen Pat kannaly arc
Figg, with their men, were going dow
. the grade from the first summit north o
i Emerson, one of the men set the brak,
y on the hand-car while gong at n goot
!. rate. The sudden checking of the ca
!. threw Kannaly and Flisg off. The,
being on the car in front, and not expect
ing it, were both thrown off in front O
the car, which passed clear over Fig,
and half way over kannaly, stoppin.
l. with one wheel resting on his head. will
d four men on top of it. Aside iron
n bruises, cuts, spIains. ETC., they are no
hurt, and in a week or two will be on
l. again. A doctor was sent from Ponca t
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