Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-07
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THE NEWS ~EPITOMIZED.
Colorado democrats nominated Alya
Adams for governor.
BY hard work the region northeast
from Highmcre, Dakota, was saved from
disaster from prairie fire.
The GofKiu state election passed oil /
quietly without incident. The democrats
had q clean sweep everywhere.
Near Augusta. Georgia, the residence
of Leah Gaines was burned Tuesday,
and with it three colored children.
The military order of the Royal
Legion last night Sat ct their banquet
at Delmonioo's, in New York City. r. b.
Hayes WAS there and so was Gen. w. r.
Sherman.
1t was expected in Des Moines that
the conflict in the board of foreign
missions over the future condition of
heather would begin to-day. Both sides
are ready for IL.
By direction of the aid committee of
the manufacturer association Of Phila-
dslphia all the cotton mills in Frankford,
have been closed and 1000 hands thrown
out Of employment.
The third day of the knights Of labor
convention at Richmond passed without
perfeoting an organization, o question
regarding the admission OF certain dele
gates causing delay.
By an explosion OF hydrogen gas in 3
magic lantern yesterday key. DIR.
Twort, of Lewiston, Maine, and his four
daughters were so badly injured that
m )st Of them will die.
The opening day OF the grand conclaye
OF knights of Pythias OF Iowa at Daven-
port was characterized by q good repre-
sentation OF the order. About 800
knights were in the parade.
The steamship Arion, which plies be-
tween Sitka, Alaska, end Fort Town
send, Washington territory, is now two
weeks overdue at the latter place. The
0uAlC luhAo A1do OCGu 6SuU Out al
search.
General Miles says he was given abso-
lutte discretionary authority to conduct
the Apache campaign, and that he re-
garded the removal OF the Indians from
their native country more effective than
ifforty executions had been made.
Freight brakemen on the Mahoning
division Of the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio railroad struck yesterday for
an advance in wages and a freight
blockade followed. 1t is Thought that
the strike will involve the entire system,
Burglars entered the office Of the
Ashland building and loan association
on West Twelfth street, Chicago, yes
terdaY morning and secured $4,000 in
money and $4,000 in government bonds.
and carried of bonds and mortgages
representing $12. 000.
By the explosion Of the boiler of the
steamer La Mascotte, near st. Louis,
nine persons were injured and sixteen
are dead and missing. The accident
was caused by either the flue colIapslng
or steam pipe bursting and catching fire
from the fire in tho furnace.
Returns from l54 towns in Connecticut
give the republicans 70 towns divided.
II the IL missing towns vote as last year
the republicans will have 33 towns and
the democrats 50, with 30 towns divided.
Last year the republicans carried 81
towns and the democrats Sd, with 80
towns divided.
Among officials directly affected by
the presidents conclusion that o candi-
date for electoral Office should %relinquish
his federal office are A. N. Delaey,
United States attorney for the eastern
district OF Wisconsin, and p. Ell. Kumler,
United States attorney for the southern
district OF Ohio.
q. O. Warren, governor Of Wyoming
territory. has submitted to the secretary
OF the interior his report of affairs, pro-
gress and development of tho territory
during the last year. 1t shows that aside
from the retsrding influences OF business
depression and immigration the territory
Is making rapid progress.
NJ. b, Day. democratio nominee for
congress, with GiddAn and Booth, of
Sioux Falls. arrived at Aberdeen yes.
terday, secured FIVE rooms In the spuler
block, and with the campaign commit
tee located their headquarters there for
the next month, and the outlook is that
9 vigorous campaign will be. fought,
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