Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-12

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New Orleans, Aug. l0.-One case of
yellow fever was discovered to-day.
Laredo, Aug. 10.-At Matsmoras,
Texas, forty deaths and q number OF new
cases of yellow fever are reported.
Brownsville, Aug. l0-Thirtcen deaths
and 9 decrease in new cases. The wealth
er continues cloudy and rainy.
Cairo, ILL.,, Aug. 10-An unknown
corpse was found near the wreck of the
Gold Dust by fisherman this morning.
VIM. Gardner, who was hurt by the cas-
tie falling on Elm, is doing we'll.
Peoria, Aug. 10-Father McDermott
OF Menominee, ILL.,, was found dead in
his bed at the Merchants hotel this after.
noon. The coroner's lnry returned .
verdict of death from cause unknown.
Montreal, Aug. l0-J. q. Hunter, no
tary 10 defaulter for 100000. He WAS
appointed six years ago to manage the
estate Of the late Charles Phillips. It il
feared he has distracted large sum in.
trusted 10 him by others.
New York, Aug. l0-Partial arrange
ments were made to-day for prize-6eht
for s., 500 side and the championship
Of the world between Tug Wilson and
James Elliot at New Orleans or within
fifty miles Of 1t.
Milwaukee, Aug. 10-Louise Nughsal.
aud Baron Won Valkmer of the German
Reichstag, will lecture in this city some
time in September under the auspices oi
the local soclalistic order.
Bismarck, Aug. 1O-Rufus Hatch oi
New York, . broker, denies that he hal
purchased any land on the Northern
| Pacific railroad. He is out here % the
representative Of 81. l.0O0. 900 in the hand,
of New York capitalists which will be
loaned to the Northern Pacific il he findl
the country ~ represented.
Chicago, Aug. lo.-This afternoo,
Newton Mcmillan, promising younf
journalist, night reporter on tho Dahl
News. shot himself through the left luni
with suicidal intent. The ball was ex
tracted at the back. It 10 believed b,
cannot live. He comes Of good famil,
in Ann Arbor, ,Mich., and is graduated
the Michigan university. Cause des
pondency.
Chicago, Aug. 1O-Paul Toulnen,
machinist on Division street, Who ha
frequently quarreled with his young vii
took q heroic method of ending thei
troubles this afternoan. Taking his vii
to one side in their domicile, he asked
"Will you obey me after this2" Receiv
ing an evasive answer, he pulled . 81
calibre revolver and fired t1o shots int
her breast, killing her instantly. Step
ping into the adjoining room be then pu
! bullet through his own heart. The,
lhAd been married two years and had on
child.
Des Hoines. August l2-A parts
change Of proprietors 10 announced "a
, day in the office of the State Leader
democratic, in this this afternoons papel
Polk + Hubbell. extensive propert,
owners, who have held two.thirds inteI
est for over year past, sold out to I
w. Goode. who will take in as partner
/ his brothers, Fred d. and Clarence. Th
price paid is said to be $4,000. The ps
per will be cut down in size, and fre
trade advocacy will not prevail 30 exter
eively in its columns.
II Boston. August l0.-The Journal say
!, in relation to the condition Of affairs b'
tween the Union Pacific and the Chlcag,
Burlington and Quincy railroads, {
D which every day brings in . differeI
! story: The plain truth 10 the press.
statue at issue 10 that the conference ,
Boston short time since, owing 70 th
fact that . satisfactory understandin
. could not Be- arrived at, il vas referre
to the general maaagen Of the two roAd
and upon their reports, il Presidsu
Dillon and Pcskins can't make amlcab
!. araD9ements. . committee iron the
!. rectoS Of The roads ass 10 wrsstls VII
: the question q issue, . further exte'
sion of The Chicago, Burlington sy
: Quincy railvay In Ooliorsdo being u
principal oae.