Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-27
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London, Jan. 2C.-The cold weather in
creases in intensity.
Harrisburg, Jan. 2G.-Ninth ballot
tering, -. Adjourned.
Paris, Jan. GA boat used for harbor
work at Cherbourg foundered. A crew
of eighteen persons were drowned.
Eight bodies have already been recov-
cred.
Berlin, Jan. 2G.-Many agricultnralists
are earnestly complaining against the i'm
portation into Germany of American
productions, which they say seriously af-
fects their interests.
New York, Jan. 25.-Howard offers to
bet he will beat Rowell's record of 5G6
miles. He is the tavorite, having already
beaten his own best record, being now
2G5 miles. Hughes, at o'clock this af-
tcrnoon had $50; Cox, 270; Albert, 26s.
San Francisco. Jan. 2G.-At q joint
meeting of the board of trade and cham
ber of commerce yesterday, a resolution
was adopted requesting the Legislature
to urge congress to grant the application
of the Nicaraguan canal company for q
charter.
Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 2G.-Thenty-
ninth ballot-Bates, 43; G. w. Jones, 2;
Maynard, 40; Harrison. 5; James. 1;
Rose, l; VIM. Smith, Q; John P. Murray,
l; Dorsey Thomas, l. Necessary to a
choice, 50. On Goth ballot, Howell r.
Jackston, state credit democrat, was cleo
ted to the senate.
London, Jan. 26. 6 p. m.-Gen. Skobe-
loft telegraphs from Gioketepe on the
Oath, announcing that the Russians that
day captured Gioketepe and Dengatepe,
after nine hours desperate fighting and
that the Tekke Turcomans are in full
retreat. Their loss is enormous.
New York, Jan. 25.-A traffic blockade
has begun in the lower part of the city
which continues from early morning till
late at night. The blockade extends
along canal street from Broadway to
west street and is caused by the large
number of trucks with goods for ship
ment ON the railroads. 1t has now lasted
two weeks and seems to grow worse
daily.
st. Louis. Jan. 26.-Archibald Gibb-
son, second lieutenant in the 7th
United States cavalry, and the son Of
prominent lawyer, died here to-day Of
inflammation of the brain, caused by a
singular event occurring while he was a
West Point stndent. One day while on
parade, spider got on his ear. The
rules prohibited his removing it, and he
stood in the ranks while the creature
worked its way into his ear, and when
he was dismissed his ear was full OF
blood. This caused corrosion of the
bone next to the brain, and he never has
been completely well since. although
having had hard service in Dakota.
Chicago, Jan. 26-Tle Evening Jour
nails Madison, Wis, SPECIAL says: Phil
etns Sawyer was to-day elected United
States senator to succeed Angus Came
ron. The Sentinel learns from trust
worthy source that the long established
firm OF Field, Letter 4 Co.. who are til,
leading wholesale and retail merchants
of this city, is about to dissolve H. z
! Letter going out and - new firm being
organized as Marshal. Field & Co. Thi.
dissolution will be perfectly anicahi,
and was only effected through bushes.
leasons. The members ol the firm vii
neither affirm nor deny the statement no.
give the particulars.
Washington, Jan. 25.-The prcSi;ien,
nominated Stanley Matthews as Justice
of the supreme court.
The comptroller nf the currency to.tla,
appeared before the senate finance com
mittee, the fifth section of the tundin:
bill on account Of the provision concern
ing he surrender of circulating note
and deposits of bonds as security for cir
culation and deposits. He also CAV.
some general points regarding the eos
and profits of circulation.
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minutes nast To- and w;,s lonllly cheerr,
The Chief secretary for Ireland hns bee
tohsent four hours inrino tha n;gh,
Conservative leaders ale work,no NV =,
laws. Gladstone. about one n':.lock tIi
Afternoon declares that he cannot neceu
a comnromise. hut If . vote hc now tai
en- on the land ouestion. the ad;onrne
debate on F0rester's bin could he resu,,
ed tomorrow. toduy's sitting having vi,
tua]ly gone. Repeatcd motions of M
ionrnment made by home rulers, an