Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-02-24

Cinei,inati, Feb. %. The musical fes-
t'sal. assisted by some oil the Mapleson
stars, Is agrand success. The indications
NJ !l!at the receipts ior the seven per-
tJgmanccs will he over S5O,0nU. The
ma ic iiute was given tonight.
Chicago, Feb. %. Visiting telegraph
tra and their wives are already colnmenc-
ing to arrive to attend their annual
reception, which event occurs Thursday
evening, the 9th inst, at Martins west
side hail, Oh Adams street. The event
will no doubt be one of great brilIinncy
and success.
Chicago, Feb 22.-Thc Intcr-O Oceans
New York special says Geo. Il. Searey,
president of the Metropolitan bank, has
put at the disposal OF the Methodist
Episcopal church $240,000, most of the
money for hospital to be opened toJew
and Gentle, Protestant and Catholic,
haathen and infidel on the same terms
Rochester, Feb. 22.-The Stewards
grand trotting circuit met to-day. Meet
ings will be held ut Cleveland. Buffalo,
Rochester, Utica, Hartford and SPRING
Geld, beginning July %. Ten thousand
dollars is offered in premiums at each
meeting. The stewards meet March 90
! 90 arrange t!!e programme.
Philadelphia, Feb. 122.--'rhe Official
CONT Of the vcle cast Mt the recent
municipal election was completed to-
day: King, democrat and citizeus' candi-
date for mayor, 5,7S7 majority; Hunter,
democrat and citizens, candidate for tax
receiver, 26.5S5 majority; West republi-
can, Ior city solicitor, 2O,459 majority.
Tnc gieenback vote was about l,4l0.
Galveston, heb. 22--A News special
says: Two coaches Of the south-bound
passenger on the Texas Central railway
| were thrown from the track by an iron
bar placed across the rails. Six persons
Syere injured, j. Schloss and j. G. Badelii1
internally. L. Schoneit had his collar
| bone broken aud Julius Beer his head
badly cut,
| New York, Feb. 22.-In the M-hour
amateur go-as-you-please' match L. NJ
| Buckley OF Brooklyn won, with 1l8 miles.
Thomas Smith of Brooklyn, aged 15
covered 08 miles, and was carried faint.
ing from the track by his father, who
was arrested for cruelty to children. The
boy is in Il dannerous condition.
Chicago, Feb. 22.-A large frame build
ing, on Stewart avenue and Wright
streets, west side, formerly used as
packing house, but lately as an oatmea
manulactory, by Thompson & Strogle
burned this evening. The building wa
owned by Hiram Brooks of Boston. Loss
$4,000; probably insured. Loss on stock
$500; on machinery, $4,000; insurance
$500, on machinery. There were severa
other smaller fires occurred at interval
Turing the evening, one at 3Gl Wes
Madison street, being accompanied wit
II terrific explosion of gasoline and oil
which frightened the crowd gathered il
.ront and injured several person
slightly.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Feb 22.-Postofl;c
Inspector John A. Galbroch, on Monday
the Dist, with the aid of Deputy Unite
States Marshal Geo. Cameron of Abba
TO-, arrested in Nation county, this state
Wm. G. Bradwell late postmaster a
Princeeon, Caldwell county, Ky. Bradle
is charged with the embezzlcment OF til
|, money order funds of his Office, and ais
rliiinG two registered packages. He wa
found stopping with his uncle, nca
Hamilton, To-, and he was arralgncd be
fore United States Commissioner W. 1
Chambers Of this city tins morning
waived examination and his bonds wer
placed at $1,000. He was then remande,
into the custody of Marshal Carmen, t'
} be taken back to Kentucky fol trial. Hi
alleged depreuations amount to nbor
$500.