Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-10
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York produce exchange.
Paisley, Ont, June 6.-There was
heavy frost in this section last night.
Green fruit and vegetables were serious
ly damaged.
Chicago, June 6.--Thc Press club OF
Chicago has secured new charter. It
starts out with 112 members and is in a
Hourishlng condition in every respect.
Chicago, Juno CA sugar-retinery,
twelve stories high. was begun to-day at
the foot of Polk street. Five hundred
workmen are employed and it will be
1OO feet square.
st. Louis, June 6-Tho national COM
mittee of the greenback labor party
meets hero tomorrow to elect success
sor to j. II. Marsh as chairman, and
transact other business. Lee, Crandall,
Weaver and others are already here.
New York, June G.--Justice Brady, of
stay which he granted last Friday in the
proceedings of the attorney-general for
the appointment Of receiver of the
property of the Manhattan railway COM
pany.
Chicago, JUNG 6.-The verdict in the
case Of Jas. B. Doyle, tried for passing
counterfeit government bonds, was open-
ed in theUnited States court this morning
and it has been surmised that the find
ing was guilty, with recommendation to
the mercy of the court.
Chattanooga, June 6.-The ex-confcd-
crate soldiers have formed an orpanlza-
tion to tender reception to the army of
the Cumberland next September They
intend to have the most prominent con-
federate generals present and several
thousand confederate soldiers, represen-
ting every southern state.
Chicago, June 6.-Ihe coroncr's in
quest to-day developed the fact that the
man whose body was found scattered
along the railroad track for tho distance
of mile, near Nlontrose, Saturday
night, was Charles Cavannugh of James,
vile, Wis. He was put Off the train
while drunk, and subsequently was run
over by freight train.
the Denver, South Park and Pacific road
jumped the track near here this morning.
ID. Black, engineer, j. Lee, fireman, Wm.
Arnold, brakeman, were,killed. j. L. Kis-
sick, conductor, had an ankle dlslocated.
% number OF cars were wrecked.
Fort Scott, Kan, lJune Ga Jolpir,
afternoon about four o'clock u shooting
affray occurred at the theatre Comique,
in this city, in which 9. T. Thompson,
stage manager. was almost instantly kill
ed, and Thomas Carvey, former en-
ploye, mortally wounded. Also col
ored man named Frank Woodland was
shot in the leg. The trouble was caused
by q dispute over money matters.
New York, June 6.-Brighton Beach
races: The mile race, all ages, was won
by Custer, in l a.. The Brooklyn hand
leap, one and one-quarter miles, Victim
won. Time, 2:50. Judge Murray won the
one and one-half mile race in 2:40. The
stceple chase, short course, was won by
Dlvan, in 2:5S.
Peoria, June 6.-The Grove distillery
owned by Woolner Bros, was destroyed
by fire at o'clock this morning. The
origin of the fire is unknown. It will be
rebuilt Immediately. One employe,
named Henry Branicke, was killed by a
falling wall. Pat Kelly, spirit runner,
was seriously burned. The loss is csti-
mated at $150,O00. Insured for SS7,200
Council Bluffs, June 6.-The third an
nual state tiremen's tournament meets
here tomorrow. The city is profusely
decorated with flags. bunting, triumphal
arches, ETC. The trains arriving here this
evening brought hundreds of delegates,
and delegations are expected from every
state in the union. The Bates company
OF Denver, arrived here this evening
They will contest for the free-for-all
purse of $500.
Chicago, June 6.-John Griscom says
he has passed the crisis in his fast, and
that hencef ,rtL he expects::to lose very
little weight, and perhaps to gain. His
pulse is pretty steady at 60, temperature
9S1s, desperation 20. At noon to-day he
entered npon the tenth day OF his alb
stinence from food, and yet looks com
Portable and natural, with no sign of fam
inc about him. The faster has abandon.
ed the idea of taking exercise and drinks
less water than at the start.
Washington, D. e., June 6.-Gen. Ty
ner has returned from New York anc
Philadelphia, where he has been on star
route business. He says he has not re
signed and don't intend to, and has as
surances from the president that he vii
be retained. -Genegal Ma,
Veagh went to Philadelphia today OF
star.route business. The United States
steamer Dispatch returned to this Cit,
this morning with the president ant
party.
Chicago, June 6.-There is some dis
pute as to whether tho headless bod.
discovered near Winnetka recently wa
that of Bacon Porzig of Germany. It i
asserted on one side that he disappeare'
mysteriously and was altogether such
man as the dead body appears to be, AM
that all the circumstances lead to the be
lief that he was fOullv dealt with, o.
the other hand 1t is claimed that Porzil
has been heard from in the flesh within
n few weeks, and that he is in Germany
also that his clothes, one suit of whicl
are here, are made for much larger an
taller man than the deceased.
New York, June G.-The employees c
the lager beer breweries of this city an
Brooklyn struck this morning for an in
crease of wages or decrease in til
hours of labor. Strikers by the hunare
gathered in tho nelghborhood of til
principal brewerics and discussed yer
quietly the situation. The employing
brewers have decided to hold o.,
against the striking workmens' demand
They say they are willing to reduce til
hours to twelve per day, but insist O
Sunday work. They also declare thei
intention of closing the breweries soone
than put stop to Sunday work. Abor
seventy-six firms were represented ut til
meeting.
Deadwood. June CA terrific hail M
wind storm passed over this afternoon
dong great damage. Hail stones {
large MS eggs fell for over two hour
one stone measured twenty-five inch,