Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-06
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Athens, Jan. 5-The Greek army is to
be increased to 10000.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 5.-The state
legislature met to-day.
New York, Jan. 5-The Post says re-
ports of IL new pool in Western Union
stock advanced its price.
Berlin,E Jani 5.-The state police have
discovered new secret organization OF
socialists. extending over the whole of
GermNy.
Washington, Jan. 5.--Judge William
B. Woods, the newly appointed associate
justice, took his place to-day on the SUI
preme bench.
Washington, Jan. 5-The president to.
day nominated as postmasters Frank w.
Palmer, Chicago; Mr.. Emma L. Bangs,
Hillsborough, ILL.,; Jno. B. Sikking, East
ST. Louis, Ill; Thos. Blanchard, Flora.
ILL.,; Miss Emma Gale, Delavan, Ill.
Washington, Jan. 5.-The house ap-
preparation committee agreed to add
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
to the army bill; to pay fifty per cent to
the land grant of railroads, according to
recent supreme court decision, The
total amount OF the bill now is S26, ,3l6.0OO.
Berlin, ian. 5.-Fourteen hundred
Berlin students and 1,O22 Leipsig stu
dents, and many others, have already
signed the anti-Jewish petition to Bis
ma:ck. The authorities have dismissed
the great agitator, DR.. Henrici, from his
post Of school-mastcr.
London, Jan. 5.-It is said that the
marriage OF Baroness Burdett Coutts
with Ashmead Bartlett will take place
the present month, and the clause of the
will of the Duchess of st. Albans, by
which the baroness would forfeit her in
tercst iu the bank in the event of her
marrying foreigners, will be contested
i'll the courts.
Columbus, O., Jan. Soto Dressed, a
leading local lawyer, suicided this after
noon by shooting himself. He was
leading democrat and member of the
legislature. The door was locked when
the deed was done. 1t is supposed that
he met financial reverses lately. He was
married happily and has several interest
ing children.
Paris, Jan. Sit is believed that 10000
people will be present at the Blanqui
funeral. A disturbance is anticipated.
Troops are barricaded for the emergency
but the police believe they are able to
preserve order. The procession and
speeches will be allowed full latitude,
but communistic emblems will be sup.
pressed. Blanqui's son leads the process
sion.
| Dublin, Jan. 5.-Last night some peo
pie near Claremorris dug ditch across
the road to prevent the passage Of pro
cession of servers who with a police escort
were proceeding to serve writs Of eject
ment. The mob threw stones freely
The riot act was read and the police
charged on the mob. Four persons are
believed to be fatally bayonettet
and several injured.
Springfield, Ills, Jan. 5.-The thirty
second general assembly convened to
day. The senate effected permanen
organization with w. J. Campbell, o
Cook county, as president pro ten
elected the republican caucus nominee
for clerical positions and adjourned til
f. 10 a. m. tomorrow. The house etfecte,
q temporary organization by electint
John NJ. Pearson, of Madison, temporar!
+. speaker.
New York, Jan. 5-Mrs. Rosa Fit2
patrick Young, wife of John Russell
i Young, died yesterday at the Newarl
t founding asylum, to which place tn
o lady had been removed by her aunt. til
!, mother superior, IN order that she NIGH
!. receive her constant care. Mrs. Youn
e belonged to a well-known Washingto
n family. Her father was for nearly fift
: years connected with the office of chic
clerk of the United States senate. Mr.
k Young suffered from complication
:, diseases resulting from malaria an
d gastric fever, contracted during Wis
e to California year ago. Gen. Grar
n and Judge Sheridan were among I'll
d earliest Of those who called upon NJ
# Young to offer him coincidence.
e Philadelphia, Jan. 5.-In street 70,
six years ago Frank Desmonlin WI
l. stabbed by VIM. Revell, a bar tender
y n saloon on Ninth street. Desmonli
n then swore vengeance. Early this for
4 noon Desmonlin, Patrick Dooley, Frar
e Devitts, Frank Fox and Joe Gray ente
h ed the saloon. Desmonlin threw spi
:, toon at Revell. knocking him down. II
# four companions then held Reve
l. till Desmonlin cut him in the nee
head and body. The attacking par
% then went up Vine street and soon M
v party of young men snow balling.
y row was raised and Desmonlin intfictt
N frightful stab wound in the stomach
- VIM. Chambers. This man will also di
;, A police officer almost Immediately ca
N tured Desmonlin. A third fight follow,
n and the officer was thrown down nj
a beaten and the desperadoes escape
Dewitt. Fox and Gray have since bee
CAPTURED,