Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-14
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Detroit, May 11.--The printers union
hns practically collapsed, owing to the
unsuccessful strike.
New York, May 11.--The journeymen
bakers decided to Boycott bosses who
employ outsiders.
Detroit, May II The woman, suffrage
amendment was defeated in the lower
house OF the state legislature to-day.
New York, May 1.-THE Pennsylvn-
nj. railroad express train yesterdaymade
95 miles in IS minutes. @' $
i Snartenshnrg.May 1l.--The Coupons
monument was unveiled to-day in the
presence OF $4,000 people. Gov. Aagood
presided.
!, -Chieago.l May.lL -Thesfourth" annual
= meeting of the national association of~re-'
tail lumber dealers convened to-day. The
session was secret. . ~ sgA e.N
Denver, May 11.-This afternoon the
Rocky. Mountain brewery was complete
!. ly destroyed by fire. Loss on the build
ing and stock estimated ut over S1OO, 600;
insured. - ---ae! ;..a .A-ts's y
: Chicago, May 11.-At 1925 the score
in the Walking match stood: Hartman,
259; Tracy, 249; krohne, AO. Harrman's
score is he-most noteworthy, and he ls
confident OF cqualling the best time on
record. ..,t
Iowa City, May 1.-THE Iowa City
board of trade has appointed Il. Clark, S.
IL. Fairall, M. L. Chase, j, g. Schradcr
and j. T.. Irish a committee to attend the
water route convention at Davenport.
st. Louis, May 1.-THE loss by fire
i'll the Missouri pentcntary night be-
tore last will probably reach SGO,UA, of
which Sullivan Il Co. lose $30, 600, Bries-
meyer zoo. $2O,OOO, and the state S10.-
600.
New York, May 1.-THE American
tract society's annual report shows do
nations and legacieS of Sl05OO0; sales,
S25G,OOO; gross receipts, ,S392,00O. Seven
,ty-tWo million pages were printed dur
ing the year. y -
- Little Rock, May 11.-Mr. Reynolds,
wife and daughter, Mrs. John Trum, DIR.
Brown, n German laborer and one other
person were poisoned yesterday by eat
ing bread which was supposed to be made
from flour containing arsenic. Reynolds
-will-not live = ~. .ea
New York, May 1.-THE heat was op-
prcssive in the city today. The mercu-
~ IS degrees at $3.50 p. m. -Four cases
of sunstroke are reported in the city and
three in Brooklyn. The heat continued
through the night. ttt
Cincinnati, May 1.-THE insurance
union, composed Of leading companies Of
the United States, closed its session to-
night. Their discussions indicated a
tendency to increase rates, and especially
the revision and classification Of risks.
st. Louis, May 1l.--A dispatch from
Texas says the Texas and Pacific railroad
management has asked that company
OF United States troops be sent to the
western terminus Of their road, to protect
the worlmen and property from dcpre-
datiOn by a gang of lawlcss men who
have congregated there
Chicago, May 1.-THE Inter Oceans
New York special says the basis of an
agreement has been signed between the
officers Of the Western Union Telegraph
company and the president OF the North
western telegraph company for a lease of
the latter's lines.
Albany, May II -To:morrow Cham.
plainan;d I'll the Erie canal except TIA
western division will lje opened. Tie
largesnuniber Of Sboats loekedin during
the winter will then hurry to tide waters
They are estimated at 500 on two divis.
ions of the Erie and 200 III Chnmplain
Most OF the vessels are LOADED, the bulk
being grain and lumber cargocs.
Lowell, Mass May 1.-THE debris in
a vault in the rear OF Apple.
was removed to-day, when the partially
decayed body of woman, entire but 70,
the loss of considerable flesh, and having
long lair DISCONNECTED from the skull
was-found.. The:vnuIt is attached to tile
dwelling Of two prominent citizens, but
as the; vault can be opened from a mar
row alley trimming betweenAppleton and
Winter streets, the theory prevails that
the body was despoileedl tp conceal
crime. s5& Il =
Little Rock. May 1.-THE Gazette's
Hot Springs special says: Maj.Ihlwin a
Kendall. commander of the post of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Milwau
kce, committed suicide in that city thi.
evening by taking morphine. He visit
ed the Springs Tor treatment of rheu
matte ctroubles.and growing disheartenec
he determined to ena his existence III
was So years of age and said to hayc mad
gallant officer in the late war;.
Chicago, May 1.-THE Irish Cntholl,
Colonization society report that $4,000
of their stock has been taken up. Thei
lands are largely paid for, and they ar.
ready toprovide homes for immigrants o
their nation, and although they do no
seek to promote immigration, they arc
considering the feasibility of colony il
Arkansas. A reception was given th'
society tonight, which was largely at
tended by prominent Catholic citizens.
Leadville, May 1l-At 10 o'clock las
night the building of L. NJ. Mine on Irol
hin took fres The flames communicate,
totthe lnagazine and a. terrific exploMe]
occurred, WhiclIsho every Building j
Leadvillc, three miles distant. For
tunately the mine was not being worke'
last night and was deserted. When th
explosion occurred seven men wer
standing near the building and G. "
Jones, r. NJ. Stone and Dave Callahan
were badly Injured and the others hurle
a long distance.f Nobody killed.
New York, May 1.-THE suit of til
Liverpooi,tNev York and Philadelphi
steamship company against the commif
'sioners sof.emigratioa, OF thestatc Of Ne,
York for the recovery. Of money paid 8
head money on European emigrant
transported here by the company, can,
on in.tL O. United States circuit court b