Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-11-14
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New York. Nov. ll.--For a benefit per-
fornance at Nlblo's for tlc Michigan
sntfcfcls the police sold tickets netting
$3.50.
City oI Mexico, Nov.ll- Congrebs.has
prohibited the issue Of SLtQ00g0 nnicil-
els OF l, 3 and 5 cent pieces.
New York, Nov. 1.-The irish national
convention is called to meet at Chicago
on November 20 fol u three days session.
Denver, Nov. 1.-THE Atlantic -four
ing mill burned this morning. Loss
$4,000; insurance, S25000.
Havana, Nov. ll.-Gtn. Suyeron sailed
from St. Thomas for Europe. An at-
tempt was made to assassins te Linn the
night before.
Omaha. Nov. 1I-Whitfle and Nc
Gamma have conducted asncccsHful series
q. revival meetings here fer the month
closing to-molToT, and leave for salt
Lake. rs *
Davenport, Nov. 11.-About two inches
OF snow tell here carly tins morning, the
first OF the season. During the forenoon
il TUNED luto ram. which has been fall
Ing all day.
Omaha, Nov. il.-Gwine to the snow
l.. the overland tram from Ogden, due
here this evening, was abandoned. Two
days traiEs VIII arrive Tomorrow.
| Philadelphia, Noy. 1.-The general
conference OF the committee OF the Meth
oaist Episcopal church on church extern
| sion fixed the amount which each con-
ference will be asked to raise At Sl4G,355.
Greensboro, Ga, Nov. 1l.--Joe Harris
u colored convict, was hanged to- day fol
the murder Of Young Sangston. Tho
execution was private. Harris denied tc
the last killing Sangston.
i Fayetteville, w. Va, Nov. 11.-Henry
Jenkins was hanged to-day for the mur
der OF Winfield Saunders. May lG, Al
Natla!shuiy Twenty thousand people
witnessed the execution. The prisoner
mad. u partial confession and was bap
tiZed.
Sioux Fails, Nov. H. Early This morn
ing this vicinity WAS visited by snow
iall, accompanied by southeast wind
and it has been showing steady I'll day
The snow on the level is from two t,
three inches deep.
Havana, Nov. 1.-THE Hayi;en cham
:, bers voted reward to President Solomol
for his satisfactory administration h.
giving him $50,0U0 cash OF n city 0
county estate, according to his choic,
and Il medal of homer. The cholera
,. decimating the troops in Barbadoes.
New York, Nov. Hilary W. Gene
WAS released to-day from the pe,itel
: tiaTy on BlackNeli's Island, to which h
was sentenced eight months ago, atte
conviction ON an indictment for obtair
ing money from the city illegally in til
= days OF the Tweed ring. In addition
t his term of imprisonment, he was sci
n fenced TO pay L fine al S9,50a. His llient
:. collected the amount oi the fine. Gen,
; was employed to keep the duily gan
d book in the Office of Deputy Nards
= Osborne. lie gained flesh during Ii
4 confinement
s st. Louis, Nov. 1l.--Capt. G. ". Is
gers, general manager OF tie st. Lou
y and San Francisco railroad, received
n dispatch This evening that the upp
IS house OF tie council of The Chocta
II nation to-day passed the bill grant,
II reh! OF way through the nation 10 III
= read, and tiiat Ii was aiprGNca lY Il
Q c'iei of The nation. TAs insnres &
t. speedy construction Of the road iro
Fort Smith, Alh. to Paris, Texas, whe
o it viii connect with the Chicago, Tex
1t amd hiexican foat;, tud also with u
4. whole Texas systen.
9. Malshalitown, Nov. 1.-THE Iowa "
:, nan suffrage association held their !,
u nual convention in this city to-Ga
G Ate tansacting business ans! aaoptil
IN resolutions the following officers VIC
n elected ion the ensuing genr: Preside,
n. i. Barnes CT independence; VIZ
~ presidents, Q. a, Ineham of Aleonu,,
g G. Callahan of Des Moiucs, n. G. Cof
Sc OF Fort Dodge, G. L. Hardness of HUI
20 boldt, r. II. Baum Of Mars!iallton: recoi
J.. ing secretary, Nj. C.tDavenport OF Qsl
!, loosa; corresponding, secretary. ~.
rs Wcrk OF Des Moincs; trcmmey, NJ.
no Coge shall Of Des Moines: eHecnti
inn committee, A. Nj. Scsau OF Foit Dod
80 NJ. L. harlan Of Fort Dodge, NJ.
Folsom OF Marsbailtown, L. Il. Flint
ng Manchester, l.. B. Reed of Algona, j.
es, Mckinney OF Iccurah. j. L. Nervine.
.of NJ. Davis and Josephine A. Wood of /
:. Mniues.
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