Daily Republican., 1881-04-14
FROM EVERYWHERE.
THE YANKTON ICE GORGE-LO.
CAL DEMOCRATIC SUCCESSES.
Judge Lynch at tWOrk-lndian Out
break Expected-Jersey Forest
Fires Other Items.


neighbsrhood by the subsistence of the
flood in the Missouri river is piled up
in heaps from ten 10 thirty feet high.
The bottom, from YanktOn to the Big
Sioux, TO miles long and 10 20 wide, is
still flooded, and yawlS are out search
ing for sufferers. lankton is filing up
with refugees from the lowlands, and
the influx adds 10 the distress caused
by the Scantiness of fuel and provisions.
The Democrats elected MAYORS on
Tuesday in RAILWAY, Hoboken and New
Brunswick, New Jersey. The election
in Jersey City the same day was hotly
contested, and the Boards of Aldermen,
Education and Fire Commissioners in
which the Republicans had Il majority.
are ti"d. A ease Of alleged ballot box
stutting in one OF the wards, in the in
tereSt Of one candidate for each party
will be investigated.
Charles Mormon, u stage driver. en-
tered IA theatre at durango, Colorado. ON
the 10Th instant, and drawinga revolver
without prOv0catiOn, murdered a peace
able citizen, named Prindlc and wound,
ed another man. Mormon was captur-
ed and lodged in jail, hut late at night
he was taken ont by yigiants and
hanged III the presence Of ON" hundred
citizens.
The Denver News publishes a report
that there are indications Of ltc ont.
break in Colorado at an early day, and
that the settlers 'slcrp on their arms
in anticipation OF an attack. There
are about - families in the Tn com pall-
gre country, and about 100 soldiers at
, the cantonment. The settlers, il j.
said, have asked the Governor lor pro.
lection
The body otArctus II. Hartman, who
disappeared from Ogdensburg, y. y.
last November, was found on Tuesday
lying beside Il fence, il having been un-
covered by the melting Of the snow.
| II is supposed that he tell while trying
to climb the fence, and, striking his
! head. lay there till he persisted.
The forest fires in Sussex county, New
Jersey, and Ulster county. New York,
are reported to have done much damage
| The fires around Milford, Pa, were cx.
, tinguiShcd yesterday by heavy rain
and raft flood was expected in tht
upper Delaware.
Sergeant Bates, who made himself
notorious by marching through the
southern States and part OF Europe
carrying the American flag, is reported
to be diving in ahicct poverty iii Say
brook. Illinois. He has a wife and six
children.
The election in Albany, New York,
on Tuesday resulted in u majority Of
1852 for he Democratic candidate for
Justice, and 'he election Of - Demo
cratic TO II Republican Supervisors.
A tornado at HERNANDEZ MiSsissippi
on Tuesday afternoon, demolished a
number OF buildings, fatally injured
Dr. Laudcrdalc and his daughter and
severely injured several other persons.
The Citizens Bank ut Atlanta, Gror-
gia, failed Yesterday, with liabilities
Amounting to about $500, coo. 1T is
thought the asset, Will cover that
amount,
The Republican stat" Central Com
mittre OF Ohio decided yesterday tp call
their Stat" Convention 10 assemble at
Cleveland on the Sth Of June.
An ice shove in Toronto hIrbor ON
Tuesday tore away all thciSland Wharf,
causing damage estimated ut $1,000
Some of the ice cakes were forty-tWu i'll
GhcS thick.
The trial OF Thomas DE .Iarnetfc Tor
the murder OF his sister in Il house Of
evil reputc was begun yesterday in Dan
Vile, Virginia. one of the jurors is Il
cOlOrrd man.
f. p. ,Jocbson, 4 prominent politician
Of Colorado and lately State Senator,
died in Denver on Tuesday night Of
congestion Of the brain.
The Dock Commissioners O: Nnw York
yesterday resolved to increase the wages
of the maSons in their employ from 80
to IS cents per hour,
Governor Ordwav, Of Dak"to, appeals
for contribution for the sufferers by the
floods in that Territory.
Secretary Lincoln lett Washington for
Chicago yesterday, and will be absent
Sereral days.