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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

In neckwear the pun scarf Is to take
the place Of all the various shapes OF
hat "breast-plates." This Is an
adaptation Of the French style. and the
manufacturers are wing with one an
other IN the endeayor TO produce the
handsomest effect. The small figures
and polka-dots that have been 50 pop
ular IN the past will be superseded BY
fIaring colors and rich v~elvets. All the
grounds are brilliantly lighted and COW
cred in the brightest tints-cardinal.
gold, bright blue, gendarmc. etc. The
designs are mostly bold. in two-color
spots and rings, and all over ISSUED
satins.
In handkerchiefs. new designs are
shown in linen with very striking
figures and colors, mostly or a plain
color surrounded with 4 brilliant border.
Of Roman colors and large spots. The
silk handkerchief Is scarcely shown save
in the variety known As English silk,
and plain white Is to be more popular
among the ultra fashionable than II has
been for eight years.
There are no changes 10 report In
shirts for evening dress, and, although
some very dressy young men will wear
an embroidered front, the plain bosom
with small studs Is the proper thing.
The open front i worn more than Il
has been for years. and. as il il some-
thing Of . novelty Of late years. It bids
fair 70 be all the 20.
In half-hose, Roman colors win be all
the rage; terra-cotta shade is to be,
however, = strong favoritc. In pure
silks, for full dress wear. black viii be
generally worn. but other solid colors.
.navy-blue, garnet. etc. will find pur-
chasers.
Suspcnders will Be non-elastic silk il
rich sporting designs, and the polka
dot will be popular, variously mounted
with silver, and gilt chains and white
The favorite color for gloves will DO
and red tan; the material
will BE- fine chevrette. II Is impossible
% thoroughly stamp out the standard
black, though self-cmbroidcrcd will b.
In jcwclry the unique French patterns
will find : ready sale for scarf-pins, as
here Is IN increasing taste for designs
hat are not worn b. everybody else; and
= the fashions n this article change 50
frequently, gentlemen prefer 70 pur-
chase the imported article in preference
p pure gold and jeweled pins shown BY
he jewelcr. In rings and sleeve-buf-
'ons hammered and plain Roman gold.
ncrusted, will be enregle. The stones
be worn are diamonds. AQUA marine.
acinth, pink. tourmaline and crysolfe.
hough much latitude Il allowed III this
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inc particulars o. : strange duel betwcsn
twelve cowboys have just reached hero.
George Howard. owner o. : herd o. a0O CO
tic, and John Kelly. owner or . herd of <oOQ
were driving IN company from Arizona cast.
North Of Trinidad. Col, on the plains the two
herds were % separate. Howard % take tho
old SANTA 70 traIl % Kansas CITY. and Kelly 10
drive north 20 Denver. On the way IN a.
cidcntal exchange o. cattle had bcen made.
and Howard insisted On having his a(ocks
but woe unwilling % deliver KnlIy'a. Il Va
agreed % ecttlo the matter "a Z battle hefwcSn
"a picked men Of each party. Accordingly
ne twelve mon rnnHcd themselves on kor'<.
oack. % two sideo my feet apart and q q
signal nom ne employers Tie nTht oo1nn. AZ
thc flru< lrQ four men Wcrc instantly kilIe6-
George 1. Ester, o. keIIy'G p9rfY, VSn1 1SoS
through thc brcast. one u Hox.r4fs .SS
felI with : ball through 81 hea6. ana two fSSrS
~ tno Same party wore shot lhrourk fhe hcSr5;-
ton oft6cir employer. IA s {icircs16. ksI|S
:!Ssy isss u sss !is.s;.s az Ss5s'!ssssSSss s ss; ne
tn.t cs understood tne matter - y Settled -
forehand. THIS oottlc4 To matter. An oo0a1
exc1anxe ~ ~ mixed c11(le We mn1a no
ocoo wcrc buried ~ no mon o. tof1 noF61.
euo t1e two orove!1 oud tnoeo IN c11rE0 ooD-
oro(td fQr their 0i[ercu( destinations. ko|[v
.z<lyed heEe tornil1k g Eoclo eaok an6 i9Vl1
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Tom aud Bert were sitting on The tor
I'll u the pasture fence Their hand.
juice. Having had their IN 81 berries
they werc now considering what piece
81 fun o. mischief 20 engage IN next.
Beats All Nafur.' said Deacon Jones.
'.th amount u mischief them bows Ken
crowd inter fourteen hours that bein ,
the supposahle number 81 hours theg
were moi quietly sleeping IN their beds.
The san fell full and warm IN fbe
slop'ng upland. dotted here and there
WITH wide-spreading oaks and low
branching hickorics- The cattle were
Ieeding piacidly On the white clover and
sweet grasses; All but three. who. hav-
lng satisfied their hunger. stood in the
very deepest part q the brook. chewing
tne,r cuds and switching on the flies
Win 2 regular pendulum-like sway Of
.ne'r tai.s- Apart from the main herd
Z pair of pretty red and white yearlings
"eie feeding.
beauties. amt thcvP" asked Tom.
pointing them ont % bert. Bert was :
Boston boy. summering at Canterbury.
MIL give en- % me; an say.
~ 81 J yoks en-: iheard father tell
49,. w otner uay rs about time they
MN.
49,. snesr Doys We're spoiiing Tor
cnaS w iney nau been irving 70 pc
"a 80 snr morning: m consideration
AZ aos,se mxue ~ Nanny Jones the
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= NJ STORY
Just n The chasing autumn day
Nas mrrxinz into twilight gsay.
The n had set n 4 rolden 80.
The wandering wind swept ocr the lca,
<'ts'' g: :; s sss Il q J; f! sss.ss e fs AZ s''d''
Itchancei that some n~eishbors came drop.
me friendly doors o. R~asenbach Inn,
10 spend an hour IN social chat.
TAX ~ ne weather. q this, Of that.
Nor dreamed 4 danger lurking near
Should al = heart win sudden fear.
m ,9sss smith .Ia y : ssoa!y nan . see.
stronr-lImbed and powerful. rinewy, tall
HE genial smile o'erbrimmed On ali;
4ss Rsf'i'ss','y - ass. e's%R WIN ssq ;ssa.o ,o.ru.
p~rotrndinr. ana win aspect had.
Stood there . powerful mastin, mad;
savaeely swapping. len and right.
He barred the only entrance tight;
70 pass him surely was 20 die.
Then rose . great dcspairing cry;
And roans and signs. and tears. and
Mingled n Wild confusion there.
But "a that m ument. horror.frau xht.
Like inspiration came the thought
Unto shs slaek.mIsh. strong aaa tan:
NY death shall b the life u ALL"
slack. each = he Numbered. IN = voice
So stern and deep there seemed no choice
nut % obey. .TlI guarantee
Inc oruse shall harm no one but me.
God help me now he cried. nor quailcd.
Seized on the foamIns beast and nailed
with ircn erasp unto the iloor
TIL al had safely passed the door;
Then dashed bis prisoner swim aside.
Ana JOINED bic weeping frien'is Outside.
bleeding and torn and out az Dream.
a hcrO-doomed % awful death
Then. mid the peoples loud lament
ctra'snt % his own dear workshop went
Whose walls. . often and % long,
Had echoed % his CHEEKY song;
Hi<~efrongc<f. heaviest chain unwound.
Ana nrmiy % bis anvil bound:
Then Win : SKIN By bone excclled
About bis own strong limbs did weld.
In solemn silence. .-Tis done. III, mast.
The work 4 veli-it Il my last.
Now rim 70 me my FOOD each day.
ana p, forget you not % pray
That n TIE Fathers viii be such
! may not suffer long. or much.'
when nine bright morn< had set and risen.
ine cary watcher sought hhs prison.
But heard within no moan OF pain.
~ dismal ~cianking % . chain
strrschci cold ana lifclc>s on Inc ground.
his chain stiIi cIaspcd the anvil round.
BUT his tried -oul had snapped IL. bond
soaring % me bright beyond.
Had len another m-arsyr~name
hmbiazoned on The scroll Of fame.
Beside which 20 b IN Of time.
VIII stand no other more sublime.
'u'c< 1irofd Crrs< q IotJ's COmp1ni0n- |
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@~-"s 'o.~'@ V"t-v ~. -
~ - 0oFo'cF 1nlucss otertne remains %
~ xict'u1s 2. t1t 49, 49, o'seslfr ~i1o
1.Intcy Acn AoES'sons t.e on.y .nysurvivos
~ .. $3.50 1870 so's<@"u~ny tee following
e .'..'
....s 1870 % 4e r.z2 81 t.o evenln9
" ~. i'kn- nnfsn! tne ni9nt ne poas rolled
mocs crorssS w,ss .s'ss.rsrs 49, ~ xssy
- $1,000 e.o '<. 49, p-.,':s's- nc n19ns
$1,000. l.,ct'y 1890 nno tneFc 49, ~ a.
u 1872 cane from se.-s'ok c1ie
-'o.. .ccup'o. 60 uppsr osrn I. sst.t9
~, n !. 49,. Hu,<o raHez.- tnc@f. ~ stop
- rr'sIue is'o. ~ inursony morning Q
1870. nc 49, -. nea<y 2 49,! quite -
s~.. -: .rs. minimize 4 naa o. Hanger 49,
s.s.. /. e'oo<' ~nen t.e m.se toaa Ne me-
49,. I" ...'-n o.o.nc.L' Z numpe. q no.:e. Hno
-. ~ Is".Inn:r O. ne Ircisn. would ave
-. sr- . w. ~-s Eo'nns % muco
$500, ~ ..n " n-rs1p.s.*'-ver. 49, ~ n wa
s ~. Y, ..sn ~ .:ssr sn"e 'neo tne cabin
men ~ c.tcn'n: noia ~ tnc door ana roli1n9
"-naxea q maze ny wny 20 ne upperoeck
~ s~ ~. $500 - q retu.ns 10. 3.e
$1,000. III. .o.r ~ I lowered myself into
me tiiI me mate came and helped me into tho
aboard ~ ssrsrsers .,c"ns M 49, 49,
ME- MeSah. ny room-mate. Several persons
own 1'u c ~, u osst' c Tnsy :. ss. our =, no e s = sns's
except 2, Ssps' o nSn s~ Z, N S "a u es'n " shs Y, ,u gsr1es
leit on the steamer after We LEFT her
side. The boats ran along together for
q time and then the other two upeef. Tnev
1890 VI eeetS t''ne 10y h.ntro
some 81 ne passenger were missing. when
they rightcd for the third time all had disapr
pcared except six who managed 10 GET into
our boat Twenty minutes after = boat cap
1890 nein on 70 the ropes and when b
riyhted J was IN again. After We rightcd
heard some one eav that THREE were cone 81,
boat capslzed shrce timce ~ cscn ,sr,. sc,r.
were missing. After the number was reduced
70 seven the boa did not Capsixo
any more and fho storm hc~,~
10 moderate xfter d.~r 49,
lisht-hmssn wh,ch ~ $500 80.
Inlet light. When We saw the light All cheercd
mn consfdcrablv h..f 49,. .<,.- ". $500
sqran~srs AZ 1 ~ so1n sI.er enc q 2
.~-s Az. ~- 4 my "empers q t1e
srr 49, : .new ~ OUT poa< were the Captain
died almost Immediately torcther. they Iu~1
seemed IL merriam Thev M 49, $3.50. 49,
s,.-,.t--a s-- --,y ~ not'.cn - .@<e
NY internal injury did not hear
them complain o. any injury. About mid
minute sf,cr ~, 49, c.,s. NV N. sS-
s,mc INV A. 49,. ~. n No.
s.--s I. eo. - 4u.t' c1im, mo
ne wina was moderate shortly after day.
break and Mr.. Thinks landed. The bodies
~ M, - . ~ oo 80 Al,er 'analns = drew
80 p'-t q 7noft ana walked alouE Q piece
turned 20 The boat, and Mr.. Thinks
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heart w. n his month. I'M ~ o,n
sailor. who had slept fhrouch many 4
roaring storm. IVA nof "a ~, awekcnei
Nv " trivial 4 noise ~ thnf made ~ Z
falling rcuf(lc. The snorinv h<y.n
again. Ard Tom stenooed All ,,non ca
roof. ~ could climb fila = ~ M excrv
inch of every roof ~ NV farm 49,
S..,;l;.- - h;,, ~. II. i;.h-;- .t~--
fhs r;j~e-, III ;umned do~r :,,cr ~
wood-s6ei roof thence ~ . et;if lo.,sr
roof and then " lhc GROUND
He mt on III skoe. NV ocner,uv
went h,rsfoof ~ ,y.,,, ,~nsth..
I'M ~ felt thaf MI wv - oecs-;n.,
which dem.rdcd shocs IL. S,rd.. -
Town m~cet;ncl snd went round ~ ~
e.st norch NIX s,h;stlef Rsrt 49, 49,
IN tie watch ana had alrcadv fns,cned
the bed -cord ~ the nosf onened ~ win
dow. srunr down ~ liz roo9 ~ ~
porch. ANA reached fbe Ground frnr
thence ~ . isdJer which sTcr. hro.,~hs
~ M
1ne'I ~. 1917. w. " ne put'efys =
= si.slo Iocm' Win Two winoows.
~: 2 aa..cI LlS'u'y caFfleo out a. m
s'S r = .'. ~ .ne pols
. n nsP. ~ D,oau M mix
JSn ~ NY, Hood enouen ,aie Ut
snypouy' Dut c~ohsiusreu ratner nencient
~ poys accustomed 20 unlimited sup
b.e \. 'onss ueicctapie pua-
u'nSs Pr anu uouSnnu.s
~ ~ oncs openeo n's plan ~ bert
- Plopo:cu .nat .ney snouid say tne
I- -; ~aP.a'n SI",a Z Darn, NIL
IIEIX III II| uXL. UUU LIII* XOIIOXLInU nI0UI
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

This locality is flooded with forty eight
hours rain. beginning Monday. The
damage affected railroad, telegraphic and
other traffic, and has rendered Hot
Springs literally isolated from tho rest
Of the world. The damage by the over
flow OF Hot Springs creek in the city
alone cannot be estimated at less than
$4,000. The area of the rainfall ex-
tended many miles around, and continu-
here. The Hot Springs railroad sus.
tanned an immense loss and damage.
Tho track for many miles has been
washed away and three iron bridges com.
pletely demolished. A large force Of la
borers work day and night repairing the
road, bnt it will be some days ere travel
is resumed. No mails have arrived since
Tuesday, and telegrsphic csmmunica-
ton has been impraoticable until to-day.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
GENERAL NEWS.
A Rumor that Queen Victoria
has been Assassinated.
Dorsey Turns up on Call and Says
He has been in Washing
ton Ten Days.
Ono Hundred and Twenty Peo.
pie Killed and Wounded
by the McAllister
Cyclone.
Tho Star Route Muddle.

Washington. May l6.-Attorney Gem
eral Brewster was in court this morning
when the star route cases came up. The
deputy marshal reported that he had
been unable to find Jno. w. Dorsey.
Judge Wylie suggested that perhaps
Dorsey might be in the couA and di-
rected his name to be called. Az the
crier called the name Carpenter rose and
to the surprise Of the spectators said
Dorsey was in court and had been in the
city for ten DAYS. He said it had been
Dorsey's intention from the first to at.
tend when wanted. Dorsey was then
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Mer-
rick said the government was ready to
proceed, but stated that the jury was
now considering the Reidell case, and If
Reidell was not tried with the others it
would necessitate another trial. The
court then adjourned until the 25th inst,
the Judge reminding the marshal that
he was responsible for the person OF
Dorsey until bail was furnished.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
n. a..ds,ev.e Tr,ub,..

Boston, Nay I'm. e. Oushman, treas
uRer Of the Western Land and Live
Stock company, in reply TO the notitica-
tion tho American consul warning the
people OF the United States that the
Mexican government will not allow any
corporation to take possession of the
island Of Gusdaloupe, OF take therefrom
any Of the products, submits the follow.
ing statement:
aThat on the 22d Of August. 1881, the
0uadsl"upe Island company of Califor-
mia, conveyed to the Western Land aud
Live Stock company. BY deed now on
d!e in the Office OF said company, the
island Of 0uadaloups, together with all
the STRUCTURES and personal estate there.
on. A full abstract Of the title from the
original grantees and through several
oonvsyances 70 the island company and
tho matter will be speedily presented e
the proper authorities.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
Those voting in the affirmative we're
Aldermen Donahue, Etter, Richey and

Those voting in the Affirmative we're
Aldermen Donahue, Etter, Richey and
Harris-4.
Negative, Aldermen Boylcs, Branch
and Faluk-3.
A motion to adjourn was lost by the
following vote:
Those voting in the affirmative were
Alderman Boyles, Branch and Faulk-3.
Negative, Aldermen Donahue, Etter.
Richey and Harris.
Council then proceeded to elect
permanent chairman with the following
result:
Alderman Harris received two votes;
Alderman Etter received three votes;
Alderman Richev received one vote; Al
derman Faulk received one vote.
No choice.
On motion the second ballot was
taken with the following result:
Alderman Etter received three votes;
Alderman Fsuik received one vote: Al.
derma6 Harris received two votes;
Alderman Richey received one vote.
No choice.
On motion the third ballot was taken
with the following result:
Alderman Etter received three votes;
Alderman Faulk received one vote; al.
derlnan Harris received one vote; Alder
man Richey received one vote; Alder
man Boyles received one vote.
No choice.
On motion the fourth ballot was taken,
which resulted as follows:
Alderman Etter received three votes,
Alderman Branch received one vote,
Alderman Harris received one vote, and
Alderman Bovles received two votes.
No choice.
Moved that we now adjourn.
Lost by the following vote:
Those voting IN the affirmative were
Aldermen Boyles, Brauch and Faulk-3.
Negative, Aldermen Donahue, Etter,
Harris and Rlchey-4.
On motion the fifth ballot was taken
which resulted as follows:
Alderman Etter received three votes,
Alderman Brauch received one vote, Al.
derman Boyles received one vote, Al.
derman Richey received one vote, and
Alderman Harris received one vote.
No choice.
On motion the sixth ballot was taken
which resulted as follows:
Alderman Etter received three votes
Brauch one, Donahue one, and Rickey
; two. No choice.
On motion the seventh ballot was taker
which resulted as follows:
Alderman Etter received three votes
Branch two, Boyles one, and Richey one
No choice.
On motion the eighth ballot was taker
which resulted as follows:
Alderman Etter received three votes
Branch one, Boyles one, Richey one
: Harris one. No Choice.
On motion ninth ballot was takel
: which resulted as follows:
!, Alderman Etter received three votes
Alderman Brauch received one vote, al
derman Harris received two votes, Alder
E man Richey received one vote.
Nc choice.
= On motion tenth ballot was taker
/. which resulted as follows:
e Alderman Etter received three vetei
Alderman Brauch received one vote, Al
? derman Harris received two votes, Alder
: man Ricbey received one vote.
: No choice.
: On motion eleventh ballot was take1
g which resulted as follows:
{ Alderman Etter received three vote.
: Alderman Branch received one vote
I Alderman Boyles received one vote, A
!, derman Richey received one vote, Al
]. derman Harris received one vote.
e No choice
' On motion council adjourned.
D. F ErTER, Chairman.
: Attest: j. P. HAYWARD. Clerk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

NEW FORK.
New York. Mag 16.
ocKs--Dull, lower.
MONEYS.
GOVERNMENTS Firm; s's, S1.ols ;5's. el.o1n;
AIS, $l.l3,. As, $i.2l.
WHEAT..Opened higher, but lost IS it ad-
vanced; NO. red June, $1.4Sh6$l.46; July,
$l.Sls. August, $l.2440Sl 25.
CoRN-Higher, mixed western, spot, sSGs6h /;
futures 8SSWS6c.
99ars-Haighss. Western elas7e.
LARD-Higher, $ll67h.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. May 16.
WHEA1-Weak. lower. &l.2shG&l.23x cash,
May; $l.24ls June ana July Sl.l4S August.
CoRS-Weak, easy; 763sc cash; 7Snc June;
1SactG73 &c July and Avg.
OATs-Firmer, SIC Caah; 52S June; 46.4c July
Ss August.
RYE-7sc,
BARLEY-Sl.G.
WH1sKY-.Higher. 31.l6
July: SIS. .55 August.
LARD-Higher; sl1as cash June; sl1.57h July
$ll.7U August.
Milwaukee. May l6.
WHEA1--Quiet, steady, slso.f cast; Isl. .soS
June; q 500 July; $l.2lh August and septem-
CoRS-Quiet, Is.
OATs-Dull, s5c.
RYE-SSc.
BARLEY Stronger. aic.
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Tho Latest by Mail.

Tho Latest by Mail.
New Orleans, May ia fire damaged
the custom house $4,000 worth.
Williamsport, Pa, May l3-Tke Key
stone rubber rubber works burned. Loss
S9O,OOU; insurance $4,000.
Belle Plaine, Mimi, May ls-This
morning several stores and dwellings
were burned. Loss $4,000.
Dublin, May l3-The police have
found out the name of the man who
drove the car containing the murderers.
1t is Rush.
Chicago. May 13-E. B. Washburne
telegraphs from Eureka Springs that his
brother, Ex-Governor Washburne, can
not live till morning.
Sandy Hook, May 13-Ths British
steamship Ping is ashore on Beal Beach.
The passengers and crew were safely
landed. The vessel was valued ct $780,
600, and the cargo at $4,000; insurance
unknown.
Jacksonport, Ark, May l3-The White
river is thirty-one feet above the low
water mark. The town is entirely sub
merged. Many families are living in
the second stories. Miles of country IL
under water.
Batesville, Ark, May 13-All the bot.
tom lands have been submerged on &C.
count Of the rapid rise of streams. Max
we'll Il Bros woolen mills were swept
away. Loss, $4,000. The damage Il
mill property is very heavy.
Dubuque, May l3.-During the past
week Jas. Carrigan has been on trial in
the district court tor the seduction ol
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney, both Of Con.
cord township. Last fall he was con
victed in civil suit for damages. which
was placed by the jury at 5000. The
present suit was on the criminal charge
The jury went ont at 4 O'Clock thil
afternoon. and at II 20 p. m. returned ,
verdict OF guilty, but recommending
that the penalty be % light ss the cour
would be justified in making il. Sen
tence will be pronounced on Monday.
Cheyenne, Lay l3-Articles Of moor
porat,on Of the Dakota, Wyoming ant
Western railroad we're filed to-day. L
provides for the continuation Of the mail
road from the eastern Wyoming line t.
the Yellowstone national park. Also
branch from Cheyenne north to inter
esct with the main road near Hot creek
Five hundred miles 10 tho estimates
length to be built in Wyoming. The in
corpOrators are Wm. j. Nichols, Frank
lin H. smith. Thos. H.Wasstaff and Aus
tin Stevens, Of New York; Robert Ken
nedy and Hector Mackay, Of Deuvss, an,
James Holley. Capital $4,000 600.
| Little Rock, Ark. Nay IA Gasstt
i special so-n,sht hon Hot Spsinss M
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

The senate committee on finance has
authorized Bayard and Morrill,, as SUBJ
committee. to prepare . substitute for
the whisky bill now before il. The sub.
stitute will provide for the extension of
tho bonded period i've years. This is
designed - . measure Of relief to the
distressed distfllers. It will give those
whose tax is now due. two years in which
to raise il.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

They have been receiving eleven dollars
per week. or one dollar more than in
other cities. and they now demand twelve
dollars. Employers say to grant the de-
mand would make il impossible to COM
pete with outsids firms, and they say this
is a test strike and II successful would
be followed by others.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
SENTENCED.

Philadelphia, May l6.-Msntrap was
found guilty Of embexzlewent and sem
teuce deferred. -.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
sporting.

Louisville, May lG-Day fine, air de-
l,clously warm, track little heavy in
spots, betting heavy and universal. The
first race, three-quarters mile dash, Gus
Matthews won by length; Mammonist
second; Duke of Kent, third; Lamboy,
fourth. Time, l:l62l. Betting was twen.
ty-three to one against Gus Matthews.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

In the dsuss pine forest. ton miles
northeast Of Sparta, Wisconsin, wild
pigeons have established roost half q
mile wide and ten miles long. every tree
containing twenty or more nests.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

Washington, May l6.-The indica.
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Variable winds,
shifting to southerly, followed by sta.
tionary or falling barometer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
Can This be- So.

Chicago, May ,6-The pastor of the
Catholic church at Charlton, Iowa. last
Sunday in the pulpit, openly justified
the recent assassination of Lord Caven-
dish and Mr.. Burke, in Dublin, Ireland.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

KumNred Assassinatfon Of Eluecn Victoria.
Chicago, May lG.-A Journals Wash.
ington special says: There is report
to day that Queen Victoria has been as.
sassinated. but the state department
knows nothing Of it and it is no doubt o
canard.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
cAlease Taa..r..

Chicago, May i6-Two hundred tan.
nsra. employed IN the separating depart.
nsnt Of the city tannsriss havs stsack.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

Fifty.tWo citisens Of Wisconsin got
their petition before the house last week,
through tie aot Of Representative Gas
we'll, in which they request the passage
Of the bill introduced by M. Caswell
providing for the issue Of $4,000, 900 Of
fractional paper currency.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16

Csrtersville, Ga, May l6.-A commit
tee Of independents endorsed Stephens
unanimously and enthusiastically for
governor.