Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-03

board of health check for $2,l2S, $500
from the New York Maritime association
and minor contributions. Total cases to
date, 6,253; deaths, 1S7.
Lowell, Mass, Nov 1-Gen. Buffers
sister-in-law, Mrs. Hildreth, died sud-
denly to-day, iDterrupting the campaign
tour of the general for two days.
Brownsville. Nov. 1.-The quarantine
restrictions have been abolished between
here and Mstamoras. The steamer
Harris, from New Orleans, arrived at
Brazos to-day. the second steamer since
the epidemic begun. The general health
is excellent.
Little Rock, Nov. EARLY Tuesday
morning mob broke into TO 1t. Francis
county Jail at Forest City and rescued
ex-Town Marshal Apperson. recently
sentenced to four years in the peniten-
tiary for killing Tate Wallace. Apper-
sons whereabouts are unknown.
Keokuk, Nov. MARX Gray, who shot
at Booth IN the Chicago theatre three
years ago, will be taken before Judge
Williams, at Quincy, on writ of habeas
corpus tomorrow, when the question Of
his being sane enough to be released
from the Elgin insane asylum will be de.
cided.
New York, Nov. Christine Nilsson
tonight, at musicale, made her first
public appearance in America for several
years. The grand audience greeted her
wildly and she was recalled several times.
She led the little daughter of her accom-
panyist upon the stage on the last en-
core.
Scranton, Nov. IA collision occurred
to-day between Lehigh and Susquehana
and Delaware, Lackawana, and Western
trains at Diamond crossinR. Twenty.
six cars were thrown from the track and
an engine demolished. John FLYNN, 9
watchman, was killed and several train
hands injured.
Keokuk, To-, Nov. Ian east-bound
train on the Chicago, Rock Island anG
Pacific road ran into lot of ties piled
on the track near Eldon about l O'Clock
this morning. It is not known whether
the placing of the ties on the track was
malicious or the work Of boys celebrat
ing halloween. The train was running
slow and no damage resulted.
Denver. Nov. 1.-Four hundred miner,
at the Erie and Louisville coal mines
struck to-day. The Erie miners hav,
been getting 80 cents per ton and de
manded Sl25. The Louisville miner
received IS cents and demanded $1.O0
The proprietors refused to accede to th,
demands. Coal has raised from $3.50 Il
$500 per ton. There are indications
that the strike will be long one.
New York, Nov. From an earl.
hour this morning a large crowd wa
gathered in front OF the residence of Dl
E. G Seguin, prompted by morbid culi
osity to view from the sidewalk the win
dow of the room in which Mrs. Segui
killed her three children and hersel
Special policemen were required to kee
the sidewalk open. DIR. Segun passed
very bad night and was only finall
. quieted by the administration of mo
phia. It is feared his mind will becom
disordered through grief.
= New Orlean Nov. 1.-The Time
] Democrats Huntsville, Ala. special say
Dick Little. on trial for conspiracy col
. uected with the robbery of Alexande
Smith, Murcle Shoals, Ala, in 1881, We
> found guilty to-day. Little proved th,
j. he was in Kentucky at the time of tt
! robbery, which he says was committe
BY Frank aud Jesse James and Bi
Ryan. The verdict is peculiar one.
recites belief in accordance with VIII,
8 Little testified, but says he is guilty
;. conspiracy nevertheless. The jury signe
!, petition for executive elemency.