davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

VIHVtlN WWIVr,
Lee Cohu, at 5l2 Main street, sign of tho
red lamp, takes pleasure in Informing his
friends that he has dispensed with city wa.
ter aud furnishes for his baths only pure
cistorn water, lie charges but the small
sum ortwenty.0ve cents for bath, and has
five OF the most elegant rooms In the city.
For y bath of pure cisteru water 10 to
Gains
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
st. Joseph S Academy,
Sherm an, Texas.
buarling and Day school for Young
ladies and Childron.

Tho Sisters ot st Mary viii open school IN
their new aud oommodiOus building on South
Travis Street Monday SEPT It'll, 1852.
The classes arc In charge OF most competent
and experienced teachers,
Tho school is conducted In u most systematic
manner aud particular aitcnu N Is paid to the
manner and department OF the pupils
Terms; Liberal, For further particulars M.
ply To or address, The sisters of ST. Many.
Special terms In Vocal and lnstrume entail
Music, TO pupils tending the Academy.
.ulS-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

. Z! Capital Prize, S75,OO)

y TICKETS only $500. Shares In p,,,,,,,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-04
) PILES! PILES! PILES
A Snrs Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer-

A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has
been discovered by DR.. William, IAN
Indian Remedy, called DR.. Will
1iam's Indian Ointment. A single
hOx has cured the worst chronic
cases of 25 or thirty years standing.
No one need suffer five minutes
after applying5lt; wonderful sOoth-
inc medicine. Lotions,instruments,
and electuaries DO more harm than
GOOD. Williams OF itment absorbs
the tumors, allays the intense itch
ing. particularly at night after get
ting warm III Ded) acts as pOultice,
gives instant relief, and is prepared
ONLY for Piles, itching of the private
parts. and for nothing else
Read what the Hon. j. M. Coffin
berry. of Cleveland, says about DR.
Williams Indian File Ointment: |
have used scores of Pile Cures, and
it affords me pleasure to say l have
never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian omit
ment.
For sale by all druggists OF mailed
on receipt of price, S1.0Q.
HENRY & Co., PROP'RS,
Cleveland. D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-04
Ryan sold she Figbt.

Troy. N. Y. "A statement made
by. Johnny Roche, Paddy Ryan's
trsiner, is made public TODAY, accusing
Ryan Of selling the recent prize Fight ia
Louisiana. Roche says: Zone dav
Ryan said to me. John, do YOU know
thus would be good selling fehtY A
man could make $4,000 if be would
throw the thing, and no one would be
the WISER"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

The Party held ~ Moore Hotel, on Friday,
The lflhipssans, was largely attended. Near
~ every para Of the county was represented
by lie beaax and helles and we do not think
that iairer assemblage has ever been seen 10
this ancient borough.
We would like 10 compliment The ladies upon
their. beauty, grace and dihsren, attractions
presented on this occasion, bat cur kn0wl.
edge Of their worshiness a. Eve's most favor
Cd daughters. cOmpsls ns 10 believe thai tbis
would be impossible, save 20 one who pos
sesssd the faculty divine"
Dancing was begun about o'clock, and
continued with bat little intermission until
II, When most elegant supper, consisting Of
every substantial aud delitacy was served
under the direction Of Mrs. DR.. Walton Of
this village. WHOSE knowledge Of the cniinary
department. slnnds prceminenl.
Afler supper, the dancing was rssumet, and
continued until late IN the morning, when,
with many tender expressions Of frien,lship.
Processes Me- q fsegse many loving glancss
SAYING farewell" a kew heasy signs il
conlemplation d the Lenfen season., TIE
party. which had been the means a. 50 much
pleasure TO sll participants, came 20 ca end.
Too much praise cann0s he accorded 10 al
~ho lent their services In getting up. what
mass b sen5minaied, most elegant enter
sainmeat, especially is Miss Mamie N'ali0us
zhcough whose inadadrnble exeEsion. the
vounu aaS 49,. - .pnfl - a. ogd sra Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

ee-NNN = -
This city has been during The past week ths
scene Of one continuous inponring of delexn-
tons, heseechin9 and pleading before Hia r.
eeliency in behalf Of the many saviours OF ths
party who ask only one Of che various posi-
tions as recognition Of their valuable ssrvi-
CO. In SONS instances, delegstion viii
modestly present itself 20 the Governor and
speak IN the softest praise q lie friend. and
recount his viFtnes and the many valuable .er-
vices rendered the party, and no sooner than
Il IL gracefully bowed out, another which
was at the same time waitingl enters. and
lauds its man 70 the skies, and speaks In The
most dirparnging terms of the former. From
this itwould appear that Il not an easy shinr
70 ls governor But fortunately this thing
must soon end, and woe unto them thar ahaii
Be found wanting On that day, Tor the Gov
eraoE win say depart ye workers a inioustv
not hearken unto my voics and be faifhfal 60
the platform of 1873.
Quite surprisewas occnsioned by The infer
view which took pace few days aro between
The Governor and Mr. German IL u fhouwhe
that these political magnates iniend 10 shske
hands and reeoneiie. This unexpersea meef-
fnR causes much naensiness among che s.n,au-
aRerB and Of course furnishes 8 f6andalion for
= gFeas deal Of anxious speculation. some
ara bald enough 20 assert that Mr. German
means 10 hand over the chesapeake and Ohio
Canal presidency % tbs Govefn0r, and IL this
be true, Nr. Cclton viii experience great ala.
appointmena, as this position was promised %
him. Senator 8ians hes also beer n,entirnnH
IN connection with he s,xrsat ditch. . There
4 evidently aTevolntion in ths msnaesmena
Of the democtalie party aniiripafsd, and 81
many. i il thongat that Mr.. German viii enf
Loose from his old comFadea and fnrm, = So.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

Msssrs. Edilors --0n Friday evening, I
paid visit % yOur Towa. where Soand
good many people from the coaafry Mhe
had visited the city for the purpose Of attend
Ing party that was given Al Moore's Hotel
on that nishs. Il d not my purpose TO give
. description Of the party or the partiripan d,
except that the ladies were all beautiful and
very becomingly dressed and the genilsmsa
all very gallant and attentive, and everything
passed OF very agsssahly, az usual. But I in-
tend 70 givsa description ora little trip Ftook
from shas place % st. Clsmsut's Bay, Pre-
suming that slight description of such trip
would be very interesting to some Of your
nnmeroas readers, I win try 10 give ron one.
hut fsaF that Il viii not be inlsressins 70 either
the fastidicus old maidsor favhiouabla younr
ladies, bnt ! know that me ssb'hoys'' win
enjoy il amasingly. Whea We arrived az
me village, the iery orb % day was fast siuk-
ing below The Western horisoa and The sky
was covered with the reaections Of lie golden
tints. lay arOand Iooss. and enjoysd my
sslf the best cOald. until one O'Clock, when
mounted my horse and started on thar
memOrahle and Interesting "Trip. The nighs
was rather chilly, with cold North wind
blowing directly il ny iaee. aad was dark
and the mud deep. and al: together. s6und
iha: was making very listle hsadxay, sud
when had travelled about fhfea miles. /
thought that IL would be better 10 stop sor the
balance Of the night and gssa little snoose
and resume the trip early In the morning. 1
got up early ths next morning, and with .
good hnrsa and strong harness, resumed the
trip with the expectation Of nItiEAssly get
ting through. Aftsr plunging Asd Struggling
through great deal 81 mud. We arrived At
he sop q Holly Hin in tims 90 witness the
arst snnriss a. that memorable dAy. Tbs sly
was immaenlalsly clonalsn. and In the crina.
s0n and glowing Fast. shs ruddy face 81 tie
risiuK snn could Be sesn IN ALL iss sorEeous
splendor Ills RAYS fell npon The surrounding
ssliags, painsing shsm il hraufIlnl colors.--
We wlll not dwell longsr % this thems. hut
ecnlinae cur ieurnsy. We arrived - he
Min early in the day and saand cur old afiend,
Tommy, busily eugnEea splitting up bloeks.
Re vas very glad % 60 -, anA sook - d
-. 6rsas biz Bsu improvsmenls, which cun-
sist n > very eonvenisn1 pis sire and dnek
and ehicken hauss. Thar are hosA eomfossa-
be and vel eonssruclea huliainws. Ne then
tosk - % - TommT Grssnwell's Ars Gale.
=. Which & Ia TIE nil. For shoss who Ad-
niFs sna appEesia.e works ossst. thase : -
grea,eF atlraeaiop il he plaee. They are ali
works e nsris. beng eAelce nelsesionn ffsm
Purk. wiaA = - vssg attractive epmie Yalea-
siuss TIE NH = Kept alwayn ~ uesk .ank-
ing tie 6nssl -four ana msal. aad or o.
friend tegina q look vsry much ike millss.
Afsr : A. heass Fssy ri.asantly ap.zs re-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

The experiment e foot Of stocking The
Chesapeake and its tributaries with Cod Flsh
uadsr the auspices o. thu Washington author
lilies. and 10 10 stated that 4 1000, goo eggs are
% be sent 70 the Natiosal Hatchery for the
purpose. When the eggs are hatrhed the
young Gods are 20 be.dumped inso our waters
and thus the foundation laid for Cod IN ad-
dition TO our other fisheries. The question
has been raised. however, whether Cod iish-
cries are compatible with the sxistsncs Of
other fisheries IN the same waters. The Cod
il known to be the most voraeic us and aggres-
sire Of The dsniSens Of the deep. Itpreys upon
all lhe smaller Gsh, and should the present.
experiment succeed, NC may find out when
ills too lats that We have possessed ourselves
Of the Cod 81 the expense Of nearly al our
old iASoriiss- The hungry, pugnaeious and
OmnivsrOus Cod !. is stated, soon drives
away what il doss not devoaE, and Il is the
belief u those who profsss 70 knew solnething
Of the nature and habits Of this particular ash
that In CIV years, every other variety hav-
Ing disappeared, he uag raisfnl Cod will leave
Us aud seek elsewhere 40 abiding place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

James ?. King, Allea 9. T,ler. gossph n.
Jones, WIN. II. Snshoron. wm. 7. Bsrronefs.
john W. n. Burroughs. Z. GwInn Barter.
VIM. =. Abel, Joseph Forrest, Thos. W
Goode, John @. Herbert, WIN. @. Gibson. 8.
RodoIphus Thompson, Y. D. Haydsn, Hay.
den q. q YATES. Chas. !. Eorrik I'd. q.
Jones, George B. P. Taylor, Walter n. g
BriseOe, Geo. W. L. Backier, sannel Hay.
dee, ChsrIes A. Pembroke, Chas. L. Birch.
James Russell. John v. Camaller, Hes. q.
CawOOd, William DIxos, RIrbd. Il. Garner.
Jonathan Hayden, y D. Thompson, ssaaislau.
Clarke. Edward A. Matthews. B. o. williams
Richd. n. Reeder. James p. Ward, Thos. 3
Bowling, John ?. Cecil, Rcbt. J. Bean, jas
A. CaEberry, Harrison Posey, John ]. AlIslan,
SAM. G. TbOmPsou, Ephraim Chesssr, VIVA
J. Aud, WIN. II. Jones, wm D. Heard. Jas
c. Bean and Wash. P. HsrLert.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23


Arehbiahpp Gibhona, zAukSss< ~ IS
hsssing dnrfng Lenl So he fAiihi h a.
81. Al the faifhfnl uho hare p'ssel
fhsir twenfy-nEst ye8f ART Hf.AeM snaze-
u disPenssd boand - qessz7e ~ - q
Lenk
q. Tssy ass = insas ua's sss -.
ezceptIna Nnndays
So TIE me~l allowad ca z&4s As h go
% Be taken slIl about aeon
80 Flesh meat aud neA are 1et 90 - used
81 TIE sans meal during kenl.
- A small reffe4hmeuE e9zfa eNslea
eoIlaaion, i all0N6d II he ereN'aE NH ~ ~.
eaed lhs.lonRth part * A. eF&iA4<f #<sfs
Sc. Az the e0llaiien Is i kekz4i, - -
bread, al kinds Of Rnilas saz6fe a34 EszelA-
bles. The use Of butter. taGe8e. 4AslN NE4 eggs
= also tolerated b. siFiue @ ienH hliahed
custom.
a. Genesni neaer has ue&e 4 IssElsI .
lake In tie e,ornin9 poma wefM l199# ~ tea,
colfee, or thin chorolatt mate still sef. en1
= monihfal a bead.
-. Necessity and easlgn hare 4NZH6flzef
lhe uss Of hox's lard inalea& 81 1al "a 6fE.
paFing permitted Nod.
- Tue fsllowinn nRaa046 aF6 .s7zf
ffom the obligation q faasies &6saAs H. 81
twenfy -one yearB o. age. the SICK. nnr6inR
women, those who are obliged e. 90 hard
labor, al who through wankxeag. cannot fnsl
without great pFeiudice % their ilrelth
s4o. b dispensAsiun the o. q Hfsh meaI
viii be allowed af all meals On Snnaays, and
onre day on Mondays. TnesdayA Thursday
and Saturdays, with The sexeeptiDa 81 Holy
Thursday and che second and last Saturday
Of Leaf.
sslI. The faithful are reminded that besides
The obligations Of fhssing Imposed By the
Church, this holy season. o. Lent ahpnld Be,
IN an especial manaeF time u earnest prayer,
ofa0Frow inF elm. ofexclnsion from he world
snd iis amusements, and Of geueEpus aims
giving.
s1a. The Pasehal time extends from sh'
Rrst Sunday Of Lent tili Trinity Sandey,
during which time all Catholics who have al.
tanned the use Of reason are bound 70 prepare
shemseives 10 receive wogshily theSlolT Com.
munion. The Holy season Il = veky proper
-ime, also Cor childFen 70 &c = fhe;r hrsl con-
kssion, which they ought e 40 generally WheE
about seven years Of age. Parenis shoald So
20 this."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

3 CLEaEEI'l BAY, February lslh. 1852.
Measrs. Edisoen To-day, mhila he angFy
<ionda are pouring down rain q torssnts. ws
vii aslempl 70 Fouss enE lsedsn spirits from
shslr IssAargy ard snaenser . give Jon q lpw
dosiiaaa. Bns what viii shs rsaenllslislJ Bad
weather. and uhaa wish slH DAN and spirit
iss'tina, - ~ Ike retiring = sosns secluded
ard fesRotien spoa ana waspine oar llEA aWsy
u obllvisn We hers recall TIE words Of she
POI. who sayss
s.csases sad As6ft ceass repining.
Ter abpFe ~ eltads y ~ enne liIl sllinlng.'a
TAls @ama s ehsss - - ssaa, hst orr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

The three : e, which give the name d,
DOrey's mail routes, which stand for s'cer-
tsiaty, celebrity and drspalch, . cannot Sc nov
applied to that route between Leonardtown
and Waldorf station. How long must we put
up with the delay and annoyancs Of our pre-
sent mail serviesf Our Government il pow
erfal and she intends that her contracts shall
be carried cut. We know, for eertaintr.
that the mails % and from Leonardtown are
missrably irregular and at least twenty-four
hours behiad time. Some allowances should
he made fOE bad roads in Winter and for other
eauses, bat against . rsgrlar system Of delay
We must protest. sc do not know the con
tractor or sub-eOnsraetor. ous this we do know.
that the contract thev hase entered into hes
not been reformed, and iflhey are not able
70 carry Il out, they should give way 10 oth-
eEs who can. Our people hare stood The i'm
position long enough and we shall continue
10 speak Gift until some change Il made for
she better.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

The Police boss. Kay iines Capt Chilas
eommandsr. e.pIarsa - Aonday a lass wsSk
asOop, "Brogan' auda sFlassy' snieh,
srsepaasing upon iOrbidden oysser iaadl IL he
waters Of ihs Sc. haEyis nEer. The parties
10 charge a she vssssls we're taken before
Justice shad-iek, 6npil for sha oasncs. and
then discharged.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

HaFy AdsIins Butler. eolossd, ehaggea viii
/. viOlatioa 81 shs psaes. thoashs % - Ensnns,
v.s broaght lzfors Juslscs 10. r morrnn o.
Tuesday Lass. She Vas examined - ~. chas.
Combs, wbo testified that Bae wa cot innans.
ana % hiInrs = give sscuriky = keep ne
,eace, she was eOmmisssd 10 Jail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

g- We say Confidently 70 the weak, The
nervous and debilitated. u ron would have
strength, vigor end cherFfnInsss, Use J. n.
Laroque's Anti-Bilious Bifiers Il has given
new fife 10 hundreds and there Is no reason
why il should noacure ron The pries 10 low,
IS cenis per package, or 81 . botsl6. AL
druggists sell Il. w. e.. Thorntch, pFopFie-
TOR. Baltimore. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

In dealing with G. n. Oehm Soa. Pratt
and Hanover Streets, Baltimore, you deal d.
eetiy With the manufactures. and care On
ciothing, J0bbers profit. Pls2As Femsnibe
this when IN want Of boys, meas 0E chill
drsn's suits. Bat one price and one profit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

Wesre authorized . slsis shat there Win
A.r.llusous services IL S. Paal's 4. Il. sharrls
!. uers asd s1esssaing sanaays ~ s.se
o'clock, P. n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

AI0TfcE Il hessby gives has Win. fum'
- his day feFward, enfbsce ths Law
8Tainrt at parties srespassing npon my kaEm
eaIlsd Pant or MULBERRY FIELDS, IN
mn6 mish boat o. Otherwise upon thai pnftion
CT nlay Greek attached 10 M said fsFn.
JOHN 2. COMBS
Jan. s. issi--im
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

which elegantly fasonahy and every way rsahs
goods that We will dispose Of 1t almost coat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-23

Cents ~
Re Ehcee -
kwg - -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-05

The statement is made by Senator
Platt, chairman of the senate committee
on pensions, in an interview, that in his
judgment $15O,OO0,OOO will be required
for the payment Of pensions in the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1884. Congress
will make appropriations for that year
this winter. The amount appropriated
for the current year was $1OO,00o,OOO.
The commissioner of pensions has asked
congress to give him for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1884, $l0S. .952,9S0, which
includes $2,377. $3.50 for the payment of
salaries, etc. Congress, at its last ses.
aion, authorized the employment Of a
very large number Of additional clerks,
at an additional cost of $l,00O,000, in
order that the pending cases might be
promptly adjndlcated. The commits.
sioner estimates that the sum named
above will meet the payments required
a. the result of the increased clerical
force and Judicial labor. 1t is possible
that the clerks will clear away SO much
of the accumulated work as to render
tho appropriation of larger sum than
this unnecessary. It is probably thi
contingency which Senator P latt had il
mind.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-05

The following facts and figures are
given out from head quarters at WASH
ington: The corn crop this year is esti.
mated at 1,6SO.O0O,OOO bushels. against
l,l94, 1861, 900 bushels in 1881. The latest
estimate of the wheat crop af the season
of 1882 is 5O0,OOO,00O bushels. as against
38O2sOO99 in 1881. The value of do
mestic exports for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1882, was $733, ,239, 1872, as against
$ss2,925,947 during 1881. falling off of
$l5O,6S6,2l5. This is due almost entirely
to failure Of crops of the country dur
ing the season of 1881, a result attrlbuta-
BILE to drought and other unfavorable
meteorological influences which prevail
ed 10 extensively throughout the country
during that season. Imports during the
fiscal year, 24,639, ,474. larger than dur.
ing any previous year in the history oi
the country. Number Of tons trans
ported on fifteen leading railroads Of the
United States the last fiscal year 96,663,
100. a. against s4,l99.344 tons during th,
preceding fiscal year. Railroad mileag,
OF the United States January l. 1882, wa
l04.8l3 miles. The Western Union com
pauy, which owns the principal part o
the telegraph lines Of the United States
increased its number Of miles OF wir
from 23S,634 in 1880. to 375,294 in 1888:
Wires operated by that company woul
reach fifteen times around the world.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-05
EUROPEAN NEWS.

FLOODS in THE SEINE.
Paris, Dec. 5-Ihe cellars of Peolars
Bourbon, the wine vaults at Bercy and
the printing offices of the newspapers
Union and Universe were flooded by the
overflow of the Seine and engineers ap-
prehend that the pressure of the Seine
will destroy the causeway protecting the
entrepot. The Desvins bridge near
Clarendon has been shaken.
STEAMER SUNK.
Liverpool, Dec. 5-One of the Allen
line of steamers, the Peruvian, from Mon
treal, while entering the river Mersey
this morning collided with an unknown
steamer. The Peruvian was considera-
bly, damaged and lies sunk off Crosby
beach. The crew and passengers were
saved. The Peruvian was cut down to
the waters edge amidship. The weather
was thick at the time of the collision.
Tugs landed the crew and passengers
here. Hopes are entertained that the
breach will be repaired and TIE vessel
floated. The vessel with which the Pc.
ruvian collided is a steamer of the Clan
line and her fore compartment was full
| of water. She has been docked.
| ANOTHER ASHORE.
London, Dec. 5-The British steamer
Strathmore, from Savannah for Bremen
is ashore at Calandsog, Netherland.
ANOTHER TITLE.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 5-The Czar ha
assumed the title of Lord of Turkestan
WHAT A FRENcHMAN THINKS.
Paris, Dec. SIN relation to the re
port that the United States government
contemplates making CLAIM agains
France in regard to the murder of tw
American citizens in Madagascar, th
Monieteu Universal publishes an insult
ing article, declaring the American nav,
80 reduced by peculation that til
/ United States were recently obliged tt
, back down to Chill. France, it says
, could ruin every American port.
DANISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
I st. Petersburg, Dec. 5-The Danisl
/ Arctic exploring vessel, DeJmpha, az
pears to have drifted into the Karo Sc
to the south af Nova Zembla, and it
i. proposed to organize an expedition, wit
4 from ten to fifteen .sledges and one hun
, dred and fifty reindeer, aud search fl
the vessel.
> MORE INDICTMENTS.
q Dublin, Dec. 5-The grand jury i
o dicted three men, charged with the as
a assination .of Detectives Cox and La
II renee.
el RUMoR.
- London Dec. ST is rumored th
the bishop of Misunderstanding is to
D. appointed to the arch. .bishopric of Ca
terbury.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-05
Latest by Mail.

New York, Nov. 30.-Gen. Daniel Tyler
died at the Fifth-Avenue hotel tonight.
He resigned from the army in 1885. re-
entered at the beginning of the rebellion,
and was second in command at the bat
gle of Bull Run.
Chicago, Dec.1.-The dry goods house
instance of A. 3. Clahin & Co.. of New
York. Liabilities, Ss3O.O00; assets
about S24OOOO. Claflin & Co. are credi.
tors to the amount of $2SO,000.
Chicago, Dec. 1.-The Inter Oceans
Buffalo, N. Y, special says an emyloye
in an iron foundry here attempted to
commit suicide by plunging his head
into pot of molten metal. Both eyes
were burnt ont and the scalp cooked.
he will probably die.
Chicago, Dec. lin the Sturla MUIR
der trial the testimony of the medical
experts was taken tending to show that
person may become insane through
brutal treatment and suffering of mind
Two eminent doctors believed the wo.
man was certainly insane.
Chicago. Dec. 1.-Some days ago Mrs
Louisa Everham, wife of J. B. Everham
the actor. brought suit for divorce
alleged adultry with Octavia Allen, wild
ow of the late d. r. Allen, theatrica
manager. To-day Mrs. Allen brought
suit against Mrs. Everham, damage.
being laid at $4,000.
Edgefeld. S. c., Dec. 1.-Moses Lock
hardt (colored) was hanged here this
afternoon for the murder of Nose Bul
lock last April. The cause of the muir
der was jealousy. The execution wa
private, but was witnessed by larg
! number of people from neighborinI
windows and housetops.
Salt lake, Dec. l.-Gen. Sheridan vii
return from Beaver tomorrow, and socr
go east. 1t is in contemplation to dis
continue all army posts where practica
I BILE, aud concentrate troops in few cen
): trail localities, of which Fort Douglas
: here is likely to be one. Gen. Howard
returned to Omaha from tour of inspec
tion to-day.