Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-16
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Bros. planning mill ami sash factory
burned, with several other buildings.
Loss, $60,0O0; insured.
Springfield, ILL.,, June 14--Thc supreme
court to-day reappointcd Hon. N. l..
Freeman to be his successor rs supreme
court reporter for the ensuing six years.
New York, June IA Hartford dis
patch says: Private advlces received
there from China say that new minis
ter to thlscountry has been appointed,to
take the place of Chin Ian.
Concord, N. H., June 14-,Ehe house
to-day adopted the resolution of the ju-
dietary committee postpOning an cleo
tiOn tor United States senator. The sem
ate voted for United States senator.
No choice.
Chicago, June 14-May and Oyerholz,
two road agents under life sentence,
passed through here for Auburn, N. Y,
it being necessary to give them safer
quarters than offered by idaho prisons.
Concord, June 14-Thcre has been no
decision by the house on the election OF
senator. The senate agreed to elect by
vote Of II to 10. The republican eau
Gus has not made nomination yet.
Chicago, June l4-At n meeting of the
thirteenth ward land leaguers tonight
Il. 2. O'Connor related his experience as
tenant farmer in Ireland. He warmly
eulogized Archbishop Croke. He receiv-
ed hearty welcome.
st. Louis, June 14-The Globe Demo.
crat says that a scheme is afloat to con-
solidate several of the large iron compa-
MES, having a Joint capital stock of So
100000. This would make the Vulcan
output the largest IN the country.
Erie, June l4--Father Maloney, the
exposed miracle-worker who was arrest
ed on charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses, las shown that he has
been paid money to effect u miraculous
case, but could not be held because, al
though he took the money, he did not
solicit it.
Chicago, June 14.-John Griscom has
and twenty five pounds since the begin
ming of his fast, eighteen days ago,
weighing now l72ll pounds. He is
cheerful, but the fast is beginning to tell
on HIM III various ways.
Marshalltown, June IA boat con.
tanning five young men was carried over
the dam i'll the Iowa river at this city
last night. Sam S. Jones, law student
in MIR. Sutton's office, and Dell Kribs, q
son OF the foreman of the mes-Repub-
lican Job Office were drowned. MIR. Jones
was member of the Woodbcrry hose
running team at the Council Bluffs tour
nament. The dead bodies have not vet
been found, although diligent search is
being made to recover them.
Indianapolis, June 14.-The national
encampment OF the Grand Army of the
Republic will assemble in this city to-
morrow. A large number Of delegates
arrived to-day. Among those who have
already arrived Mt the hotels are the fol-
lowing: Gen. l.. Wagner and staff, COM
mander-in-chi of the Grand Army of
the Republic; Z. w. Chamberlain, Of the
department of Illinois; s. j. Alexander,
department commander, and a party of
ten, and Gen. Paul Vandervort, of Ne
braska
Cheyenne, June 4-'The famous mis-
cegenation case, wherein Chnaman
and white woman are indicted for inter-
marrying, the ceremony having been
performed in Colorado, was decided to-
day by Chief Justice Gener. The court
held that the marriage. being made in
Colorado, was legal here. and under the
statutes defendants were finally dischar-
ged. A strange outgrowth of the case is
that the Cinnamon here have ostracised
the bold groom, Lee Chin, and claim
that lie has disgraced their race by mar
rying white woman.
Little Rock, June l4.-TLc Gazette's
Russellvillc. Ark. special says: Last
night, between II and l o'clock, an arm.
ed crowd of twenty. five men, thought to
be from Franklin county, and friends to
the murdered woman, took possession OF
the Dover, Pope county Jail, and hung
Col. Emery, the murderer, whose death
sentence Gov. Churchill few weeks
since committed to twenty-one years i'm
prisonment in the penitentary. Emery
resisted and was shot in the head, and it
is supposed was dead when hung. This
last was the third attempt to lynch him
Emery was found guilty fol the murder
of his wife and sentenced to hang, but
the governor committed his sentence aS
above stated.
st. Louis, June 14.-Clyde Erskine,
son of Greene Erskine, well-known
wealthy citizen, was arrested this after.
noon on u warrant sworn out by judge
Scullen, president of the Union street
railway, charging him with embezzling
S1,34O from that company in 1879, when
he was secretary of it, aud with stealing
1856 from the Mound City railway com:
pany, which had its office in the same
building rs the Union Depot. The
young man was released ON bonds Of
5000 in the first case, and of $1,000 in
the second, his father being surety. A
large part of the embezzlement from
the Union Depot consisted in Erskinc
appropriating tickets printed in sheets
aud presenting them to the company Sc
that they were never received from til,
printer. These tickets he sold to conduc
tors and pocketed the money received
for them.
New York, June 14.-The following
circular was issued this afternoon: II
having been shown that the established
tariff on grain agreed to March II, wa
not maintained by the railways, commits
sioner Fink has authorized a general re
duction of grain rates on the basis of 2
cents per hundred from Chicago to Ne,
York. Ii this rate is not strictly mair
tanned n further reduction will be a,
thorized, to meet the lowest special rat
TINT may be made, until such times 4
all roads are willing to maintain the Low
est rates and make them alike to a
shippers between the same localitic
No other classes of freight except graf
and eigh tll.class are affected by this r.
duction, and thus rates may be increase
without the previous ten days notice."
London, Ont, June l4.-The jury fin
that the capsizing OF the steamer Wet,
rio was caused by the water in the hOl