Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-28

Ihomasville, Ga, November 25-The
wife and three year old daughter OF M.
Clewis were murdered on Thanksgiving
day and the house robbed during the abb
sence Of Clewis, who is q we'll .to-do farm
er.
Kansas City, November 25-An ex-
plosion Of sulphur in the elevator, which
fell with its load in Meyer Bros. drug
store, caused loss OF 4,000, and terribly
injured VIM. q. Pinkham.
Wellington, Kansas, November 25--
The Danville banks in Caldwell and
Humewell have been cloged in conse-
quence OF run, but CLAIM it is only tenn
porary.
Rogersville, Tenn, Nov. 25-Joe Har-
murder of two men, Brown and Heck,
whom he murdered in bed year ago.
His death was quick. There was good
order among the large crowd present.
New York, Nov. 25-In the cushion
carom billiard tournament Sexton de-
feated DAILY, who made lS1. The highest
run was made by Daly-44-in the sixty
thire inning. In the game with Schae-
fer DAILY made 1877 points. The highest
run of each, II and-1l.
London, Nov. 25.-In the pigeon shoot
between DIR. Carver of California and
Eden, member of the principal clubs,
for 100 side, Eden stood at twenty-eight
yards rise; Carver thirty. The latter
won the match by five, killing 45 out of
SO.
Raleigh, Nov. 25.-Thomas M Lynch,
an old citizen. being missed from home,
his sons found his body, with the head
crushed, lying in the road under a
bridge. Near by they found two negroes
dividing the money taken from the
murdered man. The negroes are in Jail.
The people are greatly incensed.
Belleville, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-There is a
good deal of feeling here among the
strikers, who threaten violence to the
workmep. At the Birkner mine this
morning some fifty strikers, with drawn
revolvers, menaced the working force
They were dispersed by the police.
Sumpter, Nov. 25.-Henry johnson
was hung to-day for the murder Of Joun
Davis. The execution was private. He
had made full confession during the
trial, saying conjurer had given him
charms to shoot Davis, wed his wife and
avoid the penalty; He only succeeded
failed.
New York, Nov. 25.-The Cunari
steamship Gallla arrived this morning
five days behind time. Capt. Haine!
said it was the worst passage he remem
bered. From the moment we left Queen
stown until this morning we had nothing
but storm after storm. The ship behaved
beautifully. No screw got loose. Othe
steamers are still further behind time.
Barnet, Ga, Nov. 25.-Sang Armou
(colored was hanged at Crawfordsvill,
to. day for the murder Of Amos Ellingto,
an aged white man, in April last. Ii
hopes of duplicating others in the Grim,
he was respited for one month. A cas-,
against the other parties was not mad,
out. Efforts were made by the crowd Il
induce him to tell all he knew about tn,
murder, but he was sullenly silent an,
talked on religion solely.
4. Keokuk, Nov. 25.-There was quite
sensation on Main street to-day by Pa
Rooney, of the Miner & Rooney comb
nation, attacking Bob Ransom, assistan
manager of the Keokuk opera house. Th
bill boys of the latter house, who wei
distributing dodgers for Haver!ey's mil
strels, collided with Rooney's parade I,
the corner of Seventh and Main, whe
Rooney attempted to take the bills frol
the boys by force. Ransom remonstra
ed when Rooney struck him. A geners
melee followed, in which majority c
the members of the troupe took hant
Ransom was struck on the head by
cane, but not seriously injured. Roone
and W. S. Moore, the manager, were a
rested on charge of assault and batter
the information being filed by Ransom
The latter was dismissed and the form,
fined $40 and costs. Much excitemel
was manifested over the disgraceful DR.
ceedings. The members Of the troup
are severely censured by many.