Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-20
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the strike.
New York, June VA collision oc.
Cured between two trains here to-day,
through the gross carelessness of an op-
orator, by which boy was killed a
man seriously hurt. and two others IN
jured.
New York, June 17.-Over 625 saloon
passengers go out on the Europe to-
morrow. The rush is go great that Off
GERS have given up their rooms, and some
pay full fare for special steerage accom-
modations.
Hartford, June 17-A2.OOO barrel tank
of oil was struck by lightning last night
and is still burning, but is believed to be
under control. Luna creek overhowed a
part of the city.
Milwaukee, June IA fire ut Apple
ton this evening, destroyed Hutchinson's
woolen factory and Atkinson's chair fac
tory. Total loss. 100000; insurance,
Hanover, N. H., June 17.-The charg-
es against President Bartlett, of the
Dartmouth college, of discourteousness,
dictatorial andl insulting conduct to-
ward the faculty and students are being
investigated with view to his resigna.
tion.
Quebec, June 1.-THE Oldest inhabi-
tant does not remember such weather as
we haye been having. Not only the
small seeds, but the potatoes in the out
laying parishes have been nipped off by
the last two nights frosts.
st. Louis, June 1.-THE weather has
been extremely warm. and for several
days the thermometer has been at 50 de-
grees. 1t became much cooler last
night and there are signs of storm.
Chicago. June 17.-G. W. Rumsey, of
Rumsey Bros, commission men, died of
Bright's disease at his residence this
morning. He was an old and respected
citizen.
Fort Smith, Ark, June 17-Judge
Smith sentenced to be hanged, on the
9th of September, for various murders,
g. w. Padgett, w. d. Brown, Pat Nc
gown, Amos Manly and Abel Mann.
New York, June 1.-THE Post says:
There are many rumors but few facts re-
specting the trunk line railroads. Van
derbilt holds the balance of power, and
may keep the affairs unsettled or adjust
them any day.
New York, June ia. @. Lawrence
lost some Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern and other railroad bonds on
Broadway to-day, he believes through q
hole in his pocket Their value is $lO,-
600.
Boston, June 17-Hosmer won the
three mile scull race; Riley second, Lee
third. Time, % minutes and AZ seconds
Ross and Kennedy won the race for pro.
fessionals three mile double sculls in %
minutes and l3 seconds.
Elizabeth. N. j., June 17-Miss Fannie
Walker, q dressmaker, was shot, but not
fatally, by Martin Magee, lunatic. Ma
gee asked the hand Of the woman IN
marriage. She refused and he immedi-
ately fred twice and then killed him
self.
Raleigh, N. c., June 1.-THE Swepson
mills in Alamane Falls, the property of
the Neuse Mandatory company, burn
ed. The mills contained 1000 spindles.
168 looms and employed 207 operatives.
A lamp explosion caused the FIRE. Loss,
$200,0O0; insured for $4,000.
Fort Smith, Ark, June 1.-THE Choc-
taws are excited because the whites liv-
ing in the Choctaw nation refuse to pay
the tax levied by the permit law. Over
1000 men are armed and organized to
expel the whites who refuse to pay the
tax and burn their houses and make it
generally unpleasant.
Dallas, Tex, June 17-Itis understood
that Gould's terminal point on the coast
will be Sabina Pass. It is also stated
that Gould has bought the Closby road
from Sabine Pass northward fifty miles.
It will be pushed through to Mineola as
rapidly as possible. This will force the
Texas trunk road to parallel the line
from Palestine to the Pass.
New York, June 1.-THE presidents
of the New York Central, Erie, Balti-
more and Ohio & Pennsylvania railroads
agreed, Mt meeting to-day, to in nowise
countenance or participate in the cut
made by western connections. and in.
structed Commissioner Fink to 80 notify
them and adopt such measures as are
necessary to MAINTAIN rates.
st. Louis, June 17.-There is much
excitement in railroad circles on the
statement that passengers from Chicago
to New York only have to pay 81, while
the rate from here is $A.45, 80 that pas
sage from here to New York is cheaper
via Chicago than direct. There is tall
of q slashing cut and big war.
Chicago, June 17.-Griscom began th,
twenty.first day of his fast at noon
His weight is III pounds, pulse "a, tenn.
perature SO, respiration 10. He claims
to be in first-class condition, but HI
looks pale and weak. His physicians
consider his condition remarkably good
Yesterdays heat weakened him, but thu
more comfortable temperature of to-da,
ia fayorahle
Boston, June 1.-THE 1O6th anniver
sary of Bunker Hill battle caused mucl
patriotic enthusiasm here, and a
GharlestoYn general holiday parades
ETC., ore taking the place of business
The festivities. like the New Orlean
Mardi Gras, attracted nearly 100000 pee
pie. Early this morning monster civi
and military parade took place succeed
ed by banquets. Col. VIM. Prescott
monument was dedicated.
New York, June 17.-Sixteen India
boys and seven girls, ages II to % year
only short time ago in barbarous life
are here from Hampton college en- rout
to Massachusetts, where they will spen
their summer vacation working on farm
They arc neatly clad, some of them ar
positively good looking, and oil INTEL
gent. They sang sacred hymns at th
private house where they were quarte
ed tonight with good effect.
st. Louis, June 17.-The Republican
Kansas Clty special dispatch says: LIE
Mept Arm in this city from various par
Of Kansas, report TINT vcst Of the liz
from Concordia, on the Central Brane
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