Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-04

RlNluE GuS SOt6 iOT Register OF uSSuS NHS
made yesterday which credited Ha.
melstcr with eighty-three from Mayfeld,
It should read thirty-three, making his
majority, s~ixty-one as elsewhere stated
yesterday.
Last nights demonstration by the
fire department was not arranged by
either The republican or democratic
party, but was a demonstration by the
fire department and was purely nom
political. The fremen wish this dis
tlnctIy understood.
Bishop Hare will arrive in Yanktou
tomorrow friday evening, The con-
gregatlou of Christ church are requested
to meet him ct half past eight O'Clock
OF that evening at the church for the
purpose of considering matters of in-
terest to the parish.
There is trouble in the Violin sloughs
to-day among their feathered denizens.
Charley Edwards. Herb Pike, A. B.
| Wicker, DR.. Reyes and DIR. Brown are
down there stirring them up with num-
Der five chilled shot. In the Nebraska
woods Commodore Coulson, Il. B.
Murphy and j. II. O. Young are
Strengthening quail.
j. M. Wood, of UticG, was in the city
to-day raising funds wherewith so pur.
chase lumber to be used in patching up
Josh McCormick's louise SO that Josh,
who is unable to work, may not suffer
from cold. Mr.. Woods looks after the
matter of food for Josh, and says the
house will b. made warm for winter
even if the Woods mansion has to be
torn down to d it.
The Yankton pressed brick and tow
company is at present rushed to the
full capacity Of the works in filling
orders for tow. A car load went east
to-day and orders for other Car loads are
being filled. If the present weather
holds the company will have a half
million brick on hand for the early
spring trade, which promises to be
large,
Sheriff Lawrence, of Sphinx county,
reached Ysnkton last night having in
charge an insane man named Jacob
Olson, crazy about religion, whom he
placed In the asylum. Mr.. Olson was a
previous inmate of this institution. Mr..
Lawrence left home in the midst of
election excitement, and he expected to
see warm times upon his return, as the
old Sphinx county seat matter is a bone
of contention still.
In another column may be found 6
pointer to the effect that e. Landmann
foreman of the Dakota Freie Presst
composing room, will give evening les
sons in German to all who apply. Mr.
Landmann is thoroughly competent Il
teach his native language to American
or others, having taken pains to educate
himself to the best modes and possesses
a knowledge of the practical worth
, of German. Mr.. Landmann recently
gave up the publication of a Germa,
paper in Nebraska and was for severa
years corrected with Jacob Max's dr.
goods house in this city.
Miss Kate Carney, daughter of o. H
Carney, fell from a pony last evening
r while out horseback riding, from til
r effects of whlch the little lady is com
PEELED to stay home from school to-day
The pony had been loaned Miss Kat
by a friend and had a bad habit of start
ing for home suddenly at every corner
Kate not being familiar with its trick
was thrown by one of the impulsiv
) turns, alighting on her head and RICH
( arm upon the hard ground. She wa
badly bruised, and for q few moment
rendered insensible by the shock. Tw
or three days will see her around again
The members of the Yankton fire de
partment assembled at the truck hous
r last evening, and at 8 O'Clock a process
sion, headed by the Yankton band, LEI
the truck house and marched aroun
the city in honor of til
election of chief engineer Kincel to Il
- office of sheriff. The FIRE DO,
appeared in uniform an
drew the hose carts and hook and iadd,
truck. Torches and transpariancie
J" bearing the words Hail to our Chic
were borne in the procession and cheer
long aud loud were given for Sheri
u Kincel, to who's residence, on Vain,
street, the CROW wended its way az
where Chief Kincel was found. III
" newly elected sheriff thanked the d
partment for the visit, and after paseir
around the cigars, he led the prooes5ic
y to a Broadway bonfire and there for
hour the band played, the crowd chez
~ ed; and r. j. Gamble made o speec
Altogether it was a grand Jollifcatio
" Evening lessons in German, by
ir I.andmann, Inquire at the Ere
Presae Office.