Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-18
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Milwaukee, April I'D. J. Rice, post
master ut Bay View, Wis, failing to kill
his wife, shot himself dead. Drunken.
ness the cause. .t.fI
Cincinnati. April l5.-The loss by the
destruction of the Cincinnati Cooperage
company's works, near this city, this af-
ternoon. is estimated at $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
Baltimore, April ]5.-Six dead bodies
of negro Infants, horribly sdecomposed,
we're found to-day in shed 90 Pranby
street. He says he doesn't know how
the bodies came there.
Fort Smith. April l5.-Edward Full
som, convicted at tue February term Of
court for the murder of Wm. Massengel
and John Stewart. in the Choctaw nation,
near .Waldron, last August, was cen
tenced to-day to be hanged June 80. ~
Vienna. April l5.-It is reported from
NJ oscow that eighty workmen employed
in Lisapanski cathedral have been ar.
rested in consequence Of the discovery OF
a mine under the edifice, in which it was
intended to hold the ceremony for the
coronation Of the car. IS s
New York. April l5-The senate com.
mittee on grain corners to-day took tes-
timony going to show the necessity vi
dealing in futures in grain, and what
was bought to farmers, shippers and the
country at large. The increased price ol
grain is due to poor crops.
Morgan City, La, April i5.-The va.
ter has receded one inch. Three negroes
were drowned in Lagonda plantation to-
day. Eight houses we're destroyed by
Wednesday nights storm. The prayers
Of the negroes in the lofts were heard
above the roar of the storm. The panic
among them was fearful.
Chicago, April l5-The ARRIVAL and de.
psrture of European and Canadian emf.
grants during the past week has been
unusually heavy. Five of the principa
eastern trunk lines brought in 1900 anG
10000 are coming tomorrow. 1t is esti
mated that 10000 will remain in Chicago
The remainder are ticketeds to Dakot,
and Manitoba, eighty per cent to the lat
ter.
Chicago. April ia special from Du
buque says t he spring freshet is COMING
are flooded and the water is only six in
ches below last springs high water. Th,
river 10 rising at the rate Of nix inche
every twenty. four hours. Tho Wiscon
sin river is falling but the st. Orol1
Black and Mississippi tributaries abov
st. Paul are much swollen, and familis
, are moving to big b grounds. Rive
, men are Of the opinion, however, tha
last years high water will not bs reached
Chicago, April l5.-At 7:3o this even
ing fire broke out in the middle Dol
tion OF the Deering Harvester works i
} the northwestern part of the city on th
corner of Cley bourne and Fullerton ave
nues. The bad condition of the street
retarded the fire department, and whe
: the engines arrived the middle sectiol
6SxlOO feet, was in flames and 500
burned to the ground with its content
consisting of machinery, binders, pain,
and canvas. Total loss about S75,OO(
insurance unknown. The cause of til
} fire is unknown Four hundred me
and Thirty womea were employed on th
section burned. }a&
Des Moines, April l5-R. w. Stubt
: was murdered at o'clock this mornin
Q by burglar. His wife was awakene
: by noise made by the assassin. Sh
aroused Mr.. Stubs who called on
: "What do you want?" then rose to hi
feet. His murderer exclaimed, Iii
. down, you --------," ------, then fred !, th
q ball entering his left breast below tE
4 nipple. MIR. Stubbs sprang from the be
: and followed the murderer as far as til
: door, where he fell and expired. Th
object ID believed to have been burglar.
as the doors and windows of Armstron
and Little's drug store show traces ,
burglarious work