Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-17
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Troy. N. T., Sept. ia fire at Bussey
& McLeods stove foundry DESTROYED
property valued at $4,000.
Chicago, Sept. 15--The mayor, at the
solicitation Of many citizem. declares
Saturday general holiday on account
OF the fair.
Gloucester, Mass, Sept. l5. The dory,
Little Western, arrived. having compile
ted her trip from Gloucester to London
and back. -s-'7-'''-.-.='-. 'l'--'.-,-s.
Chicago, Sept. l5.-One hundred and
thirty-tYo Thousand bushels OF hot wheat
has been found in the Central and Iowa
elevators, all No.. 2 spring.
| Austin, New, Sept: 15.-A fire this
morning destroyed twenty buildings, in
GLIDING the postoffice and Odd Fellows
and Masonic halls. Loss, 100000; in
surance, $4,000. ~ ,-'--~
81: Louis, Sept. 15.-The Post-D
patch's Kansas City special says sixty
seveb firms, and individual exhibitors
had their goods destroyed by the fire at
the fair grounds yesterday, involving a
loss Of $50, 600; insured for S4,50O The
Exposition association loses S25,OOO.
The buildings were insured for 1880.
Inc fire is believed to be the work of in.
cendlaries, as. it has been learned that
three men we're overheard planning the
destruction Of ell the buildings on the
ground. The grand stand is
being rebuilt to-day and large booths
and tents put up to accommodate the
people.
Washington, Sept. ia sensational
scene occurred on New York avenue,
near Fourteenth street, to-day. Colonel
Boyd, who publishes the Washington
business directory, was walking down
the avenue with handsome young lady.
Suddenly carriage stopped at the curb
ing immediately opposite, and Mrs
Boyd, wife of the colonel, jumped out
She produced cowhide and began to
lash the young lady numerically. The
young lady ran, Mrs. Boyd following but
bys anders interfered after few strokes
were administered. Then Boyd, at his
wlfe's command, mrekly entered the car
riage with her.
Chicago. Sept. 15.-The fire under.
writers OF the northwest, after the trans
action of ordinary business, elected the
following officers: President, w. B
Cornell of Chicago; vice-president, J. NJ
Newberger of Laporte, Ind; secretary
and treasurer, Geo. w. Hayes of Milwau
kee; executive committee, Geo. W. Hol
loway of Illinois, S. L. Wagner, OF Mo.
Q. L. Blevin Of Ohio, S. h. Eaton of Min
nesota, j. z. Vance Of Kentucky, w. +
Palmer Of Nebraska, G. W. kibbe, O
Wisconsin. Roger Porter, of Maryland
H. A. Walker Of Indiana, F. NJ. Benedic
VI of Kansas, w. F. Clark OF Iowa, Jas. W
Dresser of Indiana, E. F. Rice of Gin
cinnati. G. H. Chase Of Chicago.
1 ! Springfield, September 1.-THE grant
here, tonight elected officers US fol
lows: G. W. Il. c., Uriah Copp, IT,, O
), Loda; G. W. e., Miss Eunice HOOPER, O
Pana, G. ". V. T., Miss Kate Camp. o
Gplesbug; G, W. secretary, c. w. Bas
! sett, of Abingdon; G. W. treasurer,
: h. Sprapue, OF Bloomington: &. W., NJ
J. G. Yannetta. of Chicago; q. W. G L
q. W. Nichols. of Bloomington. Dele
gates to the right worthy grand lodge
which meets at Charleston, s. c. mex
l:Nay, are Uriah Copp, il. G. w. Bassett
j. w. Nichols and Geo. H. Sears, of Chi
cago. The state grand lodge meets a
Galesburg next year. The session vii
close Friday.
II Cincinnati. September l4-This after
: noon the soldiers and sailors took tn
train for Camp Garfield GU the Hamilton
fair grounds, eighteen miles from, tn
city, where atormal reception took place
After music, prayer was offered by tn.
Chaplain, p. N. SHAW, of the Daytol
home Col. Ullery. chairman OF tn
executive committee, made brie
4 speech of welcome. Mayor Means ex
tended welcome to Governor Foster
who then welcomed the soldiers to th
state. There was a response by Samue
Fellows, OF Minnesota. Tonight reun
ions of regiments and brigades are in OF
der. More Will be- held tomorrow
+ The sham battle has been abandoned
The reunion closes Friday when the vet
Grams will parade in the city.