Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-04
Yesterdays REPORT.

day.
Washington. Oct. 3, 1SSi.-Witnesses
IN the Guiteau case were examined by
the grand jury to-day.
Berlin, October 3-The municipality
has arranged for special services in mem-
ory of President Garfield.
Danvilie, Va, Oct. 3:-During the year
ending Sept. SGth 3O,552,2t pounds Of
average of Sl0S9 per one hundred
pounds.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 3.-King Kalak-
ua and suit arrived this morning from
Washington and started by train for
Lexington, KY, where the king expects
to buy some blooded hone
| Lawrence, Mass, October 3-It is re
ported that there is large shortage in
the funds of the Pawtucket navigation
company, of which b. F. Butler and e.
NJ. Boynton are the chief controllers.
East .,aganaw, Mich, October ga
boiler explosion in Laduc & Pinney's fact
tory at Carroiltown last night caused
terrible destruction. Two brothers,
named John and james Richard were
killed. Cause-no water in the boiler.
Damage about $4,000.
Washington, October 3-The grand
jury has been in session two hours
chiefly on the Guiteau case hearing
Surgeon General Barnes, DR.. Lamb,
Messrs. White. G. w. Adams. Ticket
Agent Park, of the depot Office. Police.
man Jalley, Detective McElfish and e.
a. Ball y, the last two on Guiteau's con.
fcsslon. Abandonment is expected this
afternoon.
London, Oct. "A dispatch from
Cork says the davis proceedines here
Sunday on the occasion Of q public re.
ceptlon OF Parnell was great success
A splendid display was made by the
trades pa lanx. Horsemen, called the
Rarnell guards, brought up the rear ot
the procession. which was nearly two
miles long. In some OF the streets tri.
umphal arches we're erected.
| London, Oct. 3, 1SSl.-A company il
forming with capital of three million
pounds under the aue oices OF membel
Of the royal family, for the purpose d
purchasing waste lands in Ireland. to hf
reclaimed and let or sold to tenants or
easy terms. The land league in Drogheds
adopteo resolutions urging the Amen
can government to interfere in behalf o
sapjec's VINO are American citizens.
New York, Oct. 3.-Among the caller
on President Arthur this forenoon wer,
Senator Saunders, of Nebraska; Genera
Sharp and Postmaster Pearson. A ma,
named Wilkins, evidently drunk, callet
but was not admitted. He had Ions
document containing large number o
J signatures and was looking for foreip,
consulship, He said the docnment VA
u letter from Governor Jewell and wa
signed by the most prominent men il
the country.
Panama, September 24-The Germa,
ship hugo was burned in the South Pa
citic August 9th. The long boat will
Captain Carpenter and seven men arriv
ed at Chloe, Chill, having made SO(
miles in nine days. They suffered ter
ribly for want of food and water. Twt
boats with the rest of the crew has no
been heard from since parting with tn,
captains boat. One man died in th,
latter before reaching Chloe. The Hug,
was twenty hundred tons bound for Sal
FRANCISCO.
Washing ton. Oct. 3, 1SSl.-C. "
Moulin, of CINCINNATI. to-day filed he
fore Commissioner Raum brief holdin,
that private banks are subject to taxa
tion on called bonds. Raum has form
ally SO decided, but the treasury leave
the investigation into the liabilities o
private banks in the matter of taxation
still proceeding. In all large cities dis
coveries are continually being mad
whlehincreases the amount. There i
no doubt that the aggregate amount du
me government from them is over tw,
mliiions.
Washington, Oct. 3.-On the meetin,
of the criminal court this morn;no. MS
trict Attorney Corkihill stated that y uo
fumored that it was the purpose Of th
counsel for the defense to move to onasl
the information tiled in the star ront
matter. He presumed that before any
thing con'd be done it would be neces
sary. Tor the parties against whom infol
matich has been filed to appear in cour,
out ne nevertheless asked that before an
: motloh was heard by the court, that tw
days potice be given to the counsel fo
the government. The order asked TO
was granted.
Washington, Oct. g. lSSl.-The renn}
lican senatorial caucus has heen calIa,
for Saturday morning. at 10 n. M. tn do
wise plan for organization. frhe domo
$ Gratis met at the same honr and snr,
compromise is expected. Som. of IN
democratic senators here onnoae con,,,rs
mise, and hold that upder law and ~.
) tom the organization of the senate
wi hin democratic control. Some demo
Gratis, however, prefer to agree ouietly !
advance if possible. It's stated Tim
Pendleton and Garland are among IN
later class. but say they expect to aoid