Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-31

iline Quigg, sister af the late James
Qulgg Of this city, died to-day, aged lob
years.
Lincoln, Neb., May 29-A special to
the State Journal from Omaha says: d. |
G. Hall was to-day indicted by the Unit
ed States grand jury on twenty-five
counts for frauds in Office as custodian OF
the public building in this city.
Boston, May 29.-The central council
of the Irish National Land League of
America has issued an address re.
commenting that extraordinary efforts
be made, so that by October $25, 600
may be ready for transmission to the
general treasurer.
PittsburR. May 29.-The district con.
vention of coal miners to-day decided to
order strike June l. only IN the pits of
operators who are filling contracts for
mines now on strike and for those supply.
ing city yards. It was also resolved to
submit passlyely to the importation of
colored laborers.
Independence. Mo, May 29.-It is re.
ported that Mrs. Samuels, the mother of
the James boys, is at Col. Ralston's to-
night, and that she came to see Mrs.
James, and will then 90 to Jefferson
City with Sheriff Tinberlake to see Gov
Crittenden and complete, if possible, the
negotiations for the surrender of her son
Frank.
| st. Louis, May 2s.-An adjourned
meeting of the iron works and mill
owners was held here to-day, and after a
long discussion of the question of wages
the men refused to. accept the manufac-
turers' terms. and On Wednesday the
Laclede rolling mill. Mcdonald mill,
Harrison wire mill and the St. Louis
bolt and iron works will close.
Quincy, ILL.,. May 29.-Dr. @. G. Hotf-
man, managing editor of the. Daily
Germania, was assaulted tonight by a.
| B. Hellake, Casper Hellake and DR..
Speer, and shot in three places, it is
thought fatally. The assault grew out
of an article in to-day's Germania, Civ.
/, ing an account Of an attempt at suicide
!. of the sister of the Hellka boys.
i. Monmouth, May 29-At the session OF
, the United oresbytery to-day the first
clause of the majority report was altered
. by DIR. Harper SO as to read: "As the
, overture relating to instrumental music
has not received majority of the votet
OF the whole church, therefore, resolved
asked thatl be changed to an affirmative
!. Denver, May 29.-Tne railroad var be
tween the Denver and Rio Grande. who
are trying to keep the Denver and New
n Orleans railroad from entering the aniol
depot is still waging. In the fight las
= night two of the Denver and Rio Grand
n engines were wrecked. Judge Elliott to
. yer and Rio Grande from further inter
foronoo 2opfono fror,hIo od
Cincinnati, May 2O.-Later account
= from Springfield, state that Leonard Kit
It zelmann, not Kitzmiller, killed his daugl
d ter because she had gone from home t
n escape his brutality. She had .sough
. refuge at neighbours. He persuade
her to return, and as soon as she got IL
r side the house shot her. She lived lon
d enohgh to make IL statement of the man
n 1er of her death, and to say shc lei
;. home because her father forcibly CON
mitted incest with her. ss,~-,i .s.,1.a,s
u Dubuque, May 29--As the passenge
and st. Paul road this afternoon wa
of here, it ran over the body of man |,
). ing on the track, horribly managing til
- body. When approaching him the el
= = gineer and fireman saw two men ru
~ away, and the theory is that they kille
u him and placed him on the track. Th
% % sheriff went to the place and arreste
- several men found in the bushes in til,
vicinity.
~ Davenport, May 29-Ths tenth bic,
y; =; nial festival of the Upper M:ssissipl
=. =. Turn Bezirk. which has been4ir, aess.t
y for three days in this city, closed th
y; evening with grand bali. There ve]
a. = 500 persons present. At IL O'Clock IL
IL 10 names of the prize winners were q
= nounced. In the class calistheni
- - eleven first prizes were won by the D
cI venport society. In individual turnir
W ton prizes9 were taken by Davenpol
n- Des Moines and Muscatine, the firs
lss IL named city claiming seven and each
,.e 'a the Others two. is 49,. asAAH .
W New York, NAV @-The election OF
lrs board of directors Of the Mutual Uni
Telegraph company to-day resulted
y, follows: John G. Moore, George ]
hu hau Baker, George William Ballou, j,
nc Gould, Russell Sage, George s. Sco
=. Harris A. Fahnestock, George G. Have
OF George j. Gould, George A. Gould al
en- Charles F. Peck. The election of Gou
vo and his friends to the board OF directC
lcn Of the Mutual Union settles the questi
We: of the future relations of the two comk
lna nies. They are to be friendly and COO
uu- erative and conservative in busine,
om This election was freely made withc
IOn tho presence of Gould. who 10 at Irvir
'eo ton. ytea- lst
Sweet Cider. Green Apples, Cranb
ries, Buckwheat Flour, Oatmeal, a
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