Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-02
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Miss Ada M. Sweet, oil Illinois, was
married recently to Mr.. j.. Bardine Gar
ter, at the residence of Captain u. =.
Sammis, in Babylon, u. |. Mr.. Sammis
is an uncle OF the bride. The Rev.
George Garter, of New York, a cousin oil
the groom, performed the ceremony,
Mr.. Carter is q merchant in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. The compile have gone
there to reside. Miss Sweet was form
ely pension agent at Chicago, and had
a lively tilt with the administration be-
fore she resigned the office.
Mitchell special, 30th: Mitchell has
suffered great danger in the past from
lack of fire protection. Lust week the
contractors putting down artesian wells
here, struck q vein of good water. To-day
a test of the we'll was made and it threw
an inch stream twenty-five feet above
the surface, and is flowing at the rate OF
200 barrels a day. The members OF
the city council leave in a body to-
morrow morning Tor Aberdeen to in
yestigate the waterwolk system there
with the purpose OF securing available
: fire protection at once.
Chief Justice Fame Saturday put a
stop to the arrest of Gentiles by the
Salt Lake City police on charge of lewd
and lascivious conduct. The Judge de-
cided the MUNICIPAL ordinance void, the
city council having no right to pass it.
The ordinance has been in existence ten
years, and there have been many on
victiops under it, nobody raising the
question of validity until last week,
when a raid was made on federal officials
and leading anti-Mormons. The Gem
tiles are jubilant over he decision, as
dence OF guilt against many of them,
and ugly scandals promised should the
case come 10 trial. The Mofmons are
indignant over the ruling. 1t is rumored
that Wholesale arrests will be made
next week under an old ordinance tina,
has not been passed npou by the
chief justice.
1t is announced from WATERFOWL
Dakota, that a new bank, the Water
town National, is organized ard vii
open for business Dec. 8. The casl
capital Ii $4,000. Beside local stock
holders, it nampers ouch solid mes al
Valentine G. Hush, Banker j. j. Gray
J. w. Pence OF Minneapolis, and heap,
capitalists from New York. A magni6
cent .Coriiss safe has just arrived for th,
new institution, One per cent premium
was offered for the bank stock befor,
the organization was completed. The
managers, Messrs. Thomas and Scaritt
are successful bankers OF Dolnnd, OAK
The officers and directors are as follows
President, w. E. Scaritt; vice president
M. w Sheafe; cashier. e. w. Thomas
Valentine q. Hush. I. d. Ellefson
j. W. Martin, directors. Water
town has now four strong banks
asrlsiJ The f first National. the Citizens
National, the Waterfowl National, an,
the Merchants bank.
Fifty thousand Parnellities gathers
together opposite the viceregal lodg
in Dublin Sunday. despite the raj
that was falling, and pledged their cor
fdence to Mr., Parnell. Crowds g
youths headed by bands, parade
through the principal streets singin
God Save Ireland" Arrow took plac
opposite the Conservative Working
mems clubhouse, in which several win
dows Of the clubhouse were broken b
stones. A meeting Of the supporters Q
Mr.. Nolan, Mr.. ParnelPs candidate
who is running in opposition to MI
Callan in Dandalk. was advertised
to be held Sunday in Dub
lin. Four thousand Callanite
assembled and prevented the erection
OF a platform. Mr.. Parnell who was pres
ent, attempted to'speak from q Wagon
In the market square, but. was howlet
down. He retired. shouting "Yon hire,
rnffiansP A number of fights took place
and Mr.. Nolan. who attempted to ad
dress the crowd, was hooted and pelted
The Parnellites Withdrew to the hotel
where similar scenes were enacted. /,
one of the fights a youth was stabbed
and dangerously wounded. Mr.. Par
nell and MIR. O'Connelt authorized a de
NAL OF the report that the ParnelI man
ifesto has been Withdrawn.