Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-25

Port Au Prince, August 9-The yellow
fever is creating great havoc here,
Boston, August 6-The swimming con-
the world between Capt. Webb and
Thomas Rice. the champion short dis.
tance swimmer of America, was won by
Webb.
Davenport, August 23-The brewers of
Iowa held secret meeting to-day.
About forty were present, and it is sup.
posed their proceedings had reference to
opposing the enforcement of the amend
ment.
Lake Minnetoka, August 23-This af-
ternooa the body of Miss Walker, daugh-
ter of DIR. Walker of st. Louis. reported
missing yesterday, was recovered twenty
rods from the beach of Spray island.
There is no longer question that it is
case of suicide.
Bloomington, Aug. 23-The prohibi-
tion camp-meeting does not attract much
attention, even locally. The attendance
is falling of, and scarcely reached 1000
persons, that being about the size Of the
audience at the opening Of the meeting.
when addressed by Gov. St. John. DIR.
Jones was big gun to-day.
Brownsville, Aug. 2S-Ffty-three new
cases were reported and two deaths, both
Mexicans. AT Matamolas there were
eleven deaths and some ne = cases. The
mail is not running. Business is stag
mated. Mechanics and laborers are suf-
fering for want of employment. The
weather was showery and sultry.
Providence. II. l., Aug. 23-Five thou
sand members OF trades. unions and labor
organizations and friends spent the day
| at Rocky Point. Several addresses were
made, and the working men resolved that
labor and its rights alone commend
themselves as the foundation of ma.
tional platform, and gave three cheers
for Arab Pasha.
Chicago, Aug. 23-About $50 members
of thesCanadian Press association ar.
rived this morning. They represent all
sections of Canada. several being pres.
ent from Halifax. They go to Winnipeg
tomorrow by the Albert Lea route, and
will visit several of the large places il
that section. At Winnepeg they will
have Q reception on Saturday.
Tucson, August 2s-A special from
Globe says The men. Curtis b. Hawley
Lafayette Crime and Cicero Crime, who
robbed Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express anG
killed Andy Hall. the messenger, and DIR
| w. T.. Nail on the 2Oth, within few
miles of Globe, have been apprehendeG
and will certainly pay the penalty o.
their terrible act with their lives. Lafa
yette Crime has made full confession
The 5000 has not yet been recovered
Hawley, the ringleader, is an old often
der, and one OF those engaged.
Tucson, August 23-A Globe specia
says: DR.. Hall, or Andy Hall, Wells
Fargo & Co.'S. messenger, was killed Sun
day morning by stage robbers, who go
away with $1,000. Only two robbers wer,
seen. They had breastworks alongsid,
of the road and commenced firingas sool
as the express came in range. Hall hat
eight bullets in his body, all in front, ant
when found, he was mile from the trail
his pistol empty. He had followed tn,
robbers ten miles alone, fighting them
Parties are on the trail OF the murderers
Salt Lake. Aug. 23.-Hon. G. A. Tuck
] er, an English gentleman from New
: South Wales, to-day visited the Utal
J insane asylum. near this city, permission
being granted by Gov. Murray. He dis
. crlbes the condition of the inmates as th
2 most filthy and ill-kept lie ever witness
, ed during years of experience in thi
line. Some of the patients were perfect
ly sane. Ono OF these, named Sherman
had been confined for ten years and wa
! robbed of his wife by Mormon poly
: gamist and has been confined in thi
J. place ever since. He was formerly fror
the east, and q gentleman of cultur.
: The plsce is kept by DR.. 3. II. Young,
nephew OF Brigam Young, aud the No,
: ! mon commissioners.