Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-07

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New York, Nov. 4-United States Su-
pervisor Allen has warrants for the arrest
of nearly one thousand persons IN Brook.
lyn believed to have fraudulently regis
tered.
New York. Nov. 4-W. G. George and
L. E. Myers, the champion spurt runners
of England and America, respectively,
run half mile race in the polo grounds
this afternoon. George led for 800 yards,
when Myers went to the front and won
easily by three yards. Time, l:55;
Georges time, :57.
Keokuk. Oct. 4-Samuel Noyes and
Mrs Kate Smiley of Eldora, Iowa, were
arrested by Sheriff Wilcox of Hardin
county, in this city to-day. They escaped
from Eldora last Monday. Noyes If 81
years old and left wife confined in bed
and eight children. Mrs. Sipley's hns
band is IN Idaho. Noyes had $4,000 on
his person and tho woman nearly $4OO
They were taken back to Eldora.
New York, Nov. 4-Henry L. Clapp, OF
the firm of Fairbanks & Co., whose dis
appearance greatly alarmed his friends,
has cabled his safe arrival in Europe.
he went to see friend off by steamer
and concluded to accompany him down
the bay and return by pilot boat. The
boat left suddenly while he was talking
with his friend in the saloon, and he was
obliged to continue the voyage. He will
return next week.
Louisville, KY. Nov. 4.-Judge George
N. Brown, who granted change of venue
in the cases of Neal and Craft at Cat
lettsburg the day before the affair with
the mob at Ashland, is at Frankfort, hav.
ing left his home to avoid the fury of the
mob, which would be directed against
him. Prominent citizens of Ashland
have telegraphed Judge Brown that the
situation has changed and is very quiet
He will return to his home in Catletts
burg to morrow.
Virginia City, Nov. 4-The wife O
Daniel Glossett. miner, left home nigh
before last, taking with her a babe ant
two small children. She returned yes
> terday with the two older children, hav
2 ing been in the mountains all the previ
GUS night in heavy snow storm, ez
planning that the baby had annoyed he
by crying and she had cut its head OF
with q Ratchet. The statement prove
/, to be true. Officers to-day found tn
body with the head severed. The VIC
man was locked up. She is insane.
New York, Nov. "A feud that it
feared will lead to serious results ba
. broken out at Setauket, Long Island. be
8 tween the colored and Irish people.
!. few nights ago o white man was badl
beaten by negroes. In retaliation tn
whites beat every colored man the
found on the street. Stones and club
3 were freely used. Several persons wer
: badly injured. Negro dwellings wer
attacked and windows and doors broker
A negro family appeared armed wit
shot guns, when the assailants fled. Fur
!, ,her trouble IS feared.
a Lawrence, Mass, Nov. 4.-Gen. Butle
came near h>lng drowned Friday even
ing. He came up the river on the q. 1
Mather. When four miles below thi
place the steamer ran upon n reef. l
was Indispensable that the general be a
Lawrence at AL early hour. Gen. Butler
Mayor Green, Caleb Saunders and Cap
h Hogans entered small boat, when tn
swift current began to sink the boat ul
der the counter Of the steamer. In Ell
deavoring to push clear the boat wa
partially swamped. The current was s
swift that only the strongest swimme
could escape. The deck-hunds, afte
It many efforts succeeded in hauling til
j. general and party aboard. The gener,
o received thorough vetting.