Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-09-07

London, Sept. 5.-Montague Bernard,
one of the high commissioners who
signed the treaty of Washington of 1871,
died Saturday.
jamestown, d. T., Sept. 5.-Lynch,
alias Mccarthy, who seven years ago
murdered Angus Mcneil, of Plymouth,
Ind., has been delivered over to the
sheriff.
New York, Sept. 5.-Prof. Grimley and
J. Creelman, of the Herald, made an as
cension in the balloon Columbus at the
polo grounds to-day. At 6:15 the balloon
was making towards Sandy Hook.
Minneapolis, Sept. 5.-The twenty.
mile race between Miss Emma Jewett, Of
Minneapolis, and Miss Myra Eckles, OF
Northfeld, l. T., was won by Eckles
by half a mile. Time, forty-six minutes
and twenty five seconds.
Chicago, Sept. 5.-The coroner's Jury
ut Mt. Pulaski, ILL.,, yesterday found that
the three men, found with their throats
cut there recently, came to their deaths
by the hands of unknown parties. There
seems to be no real clue to the murders.
Chicago, Sept. 5.-The probable
foundation Of the story about the collis.
ion at Charlevoix, Mich, is partly fact.
The steam barge Aroxes sank in Waiska
bay, Thursday last, during heavy gale.
The crew was saved, and the hull may
be saved.
Paris, Sept. 5-Victor DeLesseps to
day presented report to the council OF
the Suez canal company on the ne9otia
ton with the English authorities for the
preservation of the neutrality of the
canal. He said Gen. Wolseley had in
formed him that the English government,
accepted the responsibility for the dam
} age of obstruction to the traffic of the
canal.
Toronto, Sept. 5-Hanlan has issued
. challenge to Ross, Courtney and Lee tt
row him q three mile race for $500 ,
side and the championship OF the worlt
on any course between Washington ant
Boston within two months from the sign
ing of the articles, two weeks intervenin,
i between the races. He will meet eithe
{: of them to arrange the details at an
time that may be desired.
Chicago September 5-Four injunc
. ton suits were begun to day by tn
board of trade committee, fixing tn
suits are brought to restrain banks fror
I
t S4,0O0,00O in the aggregate. A temport
4 ry injunction was granted in each case
= with bonds fixed at $4,000. They wi
+ be heard in October.
u Denver, Sept. 5-The new Silver Cliff
s Col, Custer County bank closed its dool
X this morning. Liabilities $4,000; asset
very small. This bank was owned b
HartzelI Bros, aud run in connectio
with the bank at Salida, which suspen,
i. ed yesterday. there is great excitcmel
among the -depositors in both town
The whereabouts of Hartzell Bros. is u
It known. The cause of the suspension
v a mystery.
ID Humboldt, Iowa. Sept 4.-Early We
terday morning horse was stolen fro
the stable of Lewis Sheldas, Norw
gian farmer living about eight mil
(. from this town. During the same nigl
an attempt was made to steal hor
n from the barn of U. r. Jones. about fo,
10 miles from town, but the latter atteml
" was frustrated by farm hand who heal
the thief.
Ismailia. Sept. 5.-The number of e
gines en- route from Suez and Port Sa
o. brings up the total to nine, which "
"a be sufficient for transportation purpose
English horses are holding up we'll. II
y worst of the hot weather seems to
a. over. 1t is stated that Gen. Wolseley
ak in high spirits and confident of succes
20 1t will be considered almost miracle
Ara6i Pasha succeeds IN holding Tel,
Kebir.
Sc New York, Sept. 5.-The great lab
". demonstration today was succe
:, Fully $50 organizations were represente
"l and 10000 men were in line. The pl
al cession was composed of three division
The line of march was up Broadway
Union Square, when it was reviewed
John Swinton, Rev. DR.. McGlyn,
= Donal, Louis +. Post and others. L
a alderman passed resolutions of sympat
q, with the trades people engaged in
=. 80 days orderly parade.
wv San Francisco, Sept. ga Tombsto
dispatch says the Epitaph has inform
ton from Sonora that the impendi
~. civil crisis is about to explode. There
:. n state of dread and uncertainty in t
lis districts along the Sonora valley. Neal
every gun shop in Tombstone has be
cleaned out by the Mexicans, who {
tiocking in by dozens, buying up all
ln' arms and munitions of war that can
,th obtained, aud rushing back again. 1t
set understood that Gov. Ortis has order
,.- draft of all the able bodied men in I
'1 state to sustain him.
Chicago, Sept. 5-The entrances
the trotting races in connection with
,o Chicago horse fair here, September 16
W. 81 will ha Nr,h1isha.l tn ,nnrr I'll