Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-09
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NOW OrleanB, NOV. I--Iho governor
has convened the general assembly in ex-
traordinary session December 8.
Milwaukee. Nov. 7.-Wms Kuhl, who
was in custody on charge OF being the
desperate Lon Williams, was released at
Menominee today.
Utica, Nov. The Won Steubens to-
day visited the grave and monument d
Baron Won Stenben. The party returned
to New York ut noon, = s ~
Madison, Ind. Nov. There .ate
twelve cases Of ..small.pox here. Two
deaths have occurred. SchoolS areclosed
IN consequence. .ssta-e as ,es. s--..-,.,,.4.
Chicago. Nov. Three of the largest
vessels in the grain trade were laid up
ut present rates.
Toledo, Nov. 1.-THE entire issue of
the Sunday Democrat Was seized by the
sheriff on account of alibel suit brought
by Hon. N. n. Howard ohthis city.
New York, Nov. Mayor Fielder and
Mrs. Parnell made speeches at the recep-
ton in the opera.house tonight Of tho
Irish land lesgueraT p. O'Connor.
Fort Smith, Nov. THE Choctaw
council has granted right-of-way through
the Choctaw nation from this point to
the Texas line to the San Francisco rail-
way.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Mr. Herdic, proprie.
tor and inventor of the carrying vehicles
of that name, was in the city to-day and
will introduce his carriages into universal
use in the city.
New York, Nov. 7.-Five thousand peo-
pie paid 25 cents each admittance to
Caledonia park, Jersey City, to hear
O'Connor speak in the interest of the
land league of Ireland.
st Louis, Nov. IA deed of trust re-.
Gently issued by the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad company for $50 O0O,-
600 was filed at the recorders Office
Saturday evening.
Chicago, Nov. THE Vanderbilt lines
announce an advance of 5 cents per 100
pounds on grain and provisions to the
cents and the provision rate 20 cents.
Cincinnati, Nov. THE Jewish fair
Mt Music hall closed last night after q
ten days session. The receipts were
S57, 900, of which $4,000 was clear profit
The net proceeds are for the Jewish
orphans asylum at Cleveland.
st. Louis, Nov. IA Republican
special from Astoria, ILL.,, says: The reg
ular freight ran into an extra eight mile
south of here this morning. Several car
were demolished. Martin DeCamp ant
Isaac kosser, passengers, were killed
The engineer Of the regular train wa
badly bruised.
Arkadelphia, Ark, Nov. 7.-The jur,
in the Sarah Stokes murder case, afte
forty hours absence. failed to agree ant
we're discharged. This is the case wher
Miss Stokes is tried for killing Mis-
Melinda Stevens in an alteration owe
. the right to the title Of queen of beaut
of the city.
Tucson, Nov. 7.-There has been figh
between hostile Apaches under Var an
9 Droi aud cavalry in the Apaches county
Four bucks were killed and three squaw
and some children captured. The Az
B aches scattered, and making toward
: San Carlos agency.
j. New York, Nov. 1.-THE French del,
!. gates visited various parts Of the cit,
The Germans were the guests of the Ge
: : man consul general at his residence o
q Staten Island. In the evening they lei
t for Utica, accompanied by Wake
Blaine, to visit Baron Won Stuben
grave. They will attend the state ba
here tomorrow.
+ City of Mexico, Nov. 1.-THE senat
Q approved the railroad concession granite
K Frisbie and Degrees for Huntington al
Gould, respectively, aud at the reque
of the president abrogated the authorit
s of the executive to grant railway conoe
. sions, but authorizing them to alter. Il
). existing ones and the transfer of tho!
forfeited.
l. New York, Nov. 7.-Dr. Ambros aoet
'- Russian political fugitive, practicir
70 medicine here, was found dead in be-
a It is supposed he suicided. DR.. Goo
was well.to-do in st. Petersburg, b,
70 becoming an advocate Of advanced liber
A. opinions, was forced to fly and his pro
% erty con6scated. A wife and child
= Russia SUI vive him.
. Picked Pigs Feet and Tripe at wa
~ ter H. Carr's.