Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-29
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Chicago, Oct. 27-Clara Louise Kellogg
sang to night at the central music hall,
her first appearance here since her Euro
pean trip. She was most heartily vel
coined. The audience overcrowded the
hall and gave frequent evidence of favor.
Milwaukee, Oct. 27.-A young man,
VIM. kuble of Peoria. ILL.,. is being held
here for vagrancy. The theory is that
he is Lon Williams, notorious despera-
do, who killed two sheriffs in Dundee
county last Jnly. There ls q strong re-
semblance, but all the testimony is
against the supposition.
Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 26.-The feature of
the exposition to-day was the making of
two suits of clothes, one for Gov. Col
quit and one for Gov. Bigelow. fram
seed cotton, picked at Z o'clock in the
morning. The suits were worn at the
reception in the evening.
Cincinnati, Oct 27.-The Won Steuben
party, under charge of Walker Blain, ar
rived here this morning. They were re-
ceived by the citizens committe and
taken to hotel, where, after breakfast,
they had citizens reception in the
rotunda from 10 to IL o'clock.
New York, Oct. 27.-The alarm from
the scarcity of water increases. The
commissioner says the supply in the
reservoirs will not last longer than seven
teen days, unless replenished by rain.
Tes are peops 1spt a,a d ona for tire
aabandon baths. Wells forgotten 1i since &C.
the introduction of croton water, are
being cleaned. The drouth is unprece-
dented.
Peoria, Oct. 27.-The Peoria sugar re-
finery burned at noon to-day. The fire
started in the drying room, q wooden
structure, at the corner of the main build
ing, which was seven-story brick, and
in an hour the entire building was q
S4OO, 1000; insured for 250,OOO. Two hun
employment. The refinery belonged to
the Hamlins of Buffalo.
New York. Oct.27. The Spirit Of the
Times says Foxhall's victories have at.
trncted the attention Of the entire world
to the cxcellencv of our soil, pastures
and climate for the propagation of thor.
ouGhbreds. Partial recognition of this
is shown in the recent shipment of q
celebrated English stallion and two
dozens brood mares to this country by
CuSAsu PARTIES. Auelr uo6ClnAtlO0 lE
New Mexico, and one gentleman in
terested has laid bet that the Derby
winner will be bred at the New Mexico
farm in less than three years.
Tombstone. A. r., Oct. 27.-Four COW
boys. Ike and Billy Clauton and Franl
and Tom McLowery, have been paradint
\ town for several days, drinking heavil,
. and making themselves obnoxious. Tn,
city marshal arrested Ike Clauton. SOC,
4 after his.release the four met the marshal
I his brothers Morgan and Wyatt, an,
Policeman J. H. Holiday. The marsha
ordered them to give up their weapons
when fight commenced. About thirt
shots were fired rapidly. Both the Nc
= Lowery boys were killed, Bill Clauto
mortally wounded, dying soon after. X
!, slightly wounded in the shoulder an
c Wyatt slightly. The Others we're unhur
Des Moinee, Oct. 27.-The grand con
mander of knights Templar closed il
annual session to-day. The officers ele,
4 were Sir L. E. Ainsworth of Des Moine
T. e. G. commander; Sir knight ia
. Morton Of Cedar Rapids, r. e. deput
lgrand commander; Sir knight Wm. /