Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-26
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Jastia Hs04tthy has been elected to
parliament rem Berry City, Ieeiaud.
Phe case of Kosnitski, implicated il
the Heddock affair, he's been continued
for one week.
Preparations for the unwilling of the
statue of liberty at New York next
Thursday are progress ng rapidly.
The London Standard says that Prince
Waldemar, OF Denmark, will be pro-
posed for and probably elected to the
vacant Bulgarian throne.
The Cedar Rapids, Sioux Falls aud
Northwestern railroad track was COM
pleted to Sioux Fails Monday and
regular trains will be put on immediate
ly.
Rev. Robert West, editor OF the Chica-
GO Advance, and o widely-known theo-
logan, died suddenly at Sycamore, H.,
yesterday morning, where he had gone
to deliver q ermou
An officer has been found in Sioux
!, City who saw Henry Peters leave town
clad in his best clothes and q black eye
and with a grip in his hand. This quiets
the Theory OF his murder.
a Mrs. Corpella M. Stewart. wife of the
n late millionaire dry goods merchant, A.
y T. Stewart. died suddenly yesterday
morning at her residence on Thirty
a, fourth street and Fifth avenue, New
York,
10 A strike occurred at the Eddystone
/, yesterday, on account of q printers
W wages not being increased at his request
and the entire works are now stopped
), about 1000 hands being idle.
Last night the Episcopal house of dep,
uties, at Chicago, in close session
formally concurred in the elevation o.
DIR. Kirby to the missionary episco
"a pate OF Utah and Nevada, and DR.. Talbo'
to that of Idaho and Wyoming.
This morning Blaine started on q toul
y through the anthracite coal regions O
Pennsylvania. From the anthracite
regions he goes to New York, where hs
will speak in behalf of Theodore Roose-
welt, republican candidate for mayor.
Yesterday afternoon, at Boston, the
board Of visitors of the Anacye. thee
logical seminary began q hearing which
o. will ultimately lead to the decision O
the question concerning the soundnes:
al of theological doctrines taught a
lg Andoyer.
=
A Sioux City business man, Wit
" claims to know what he is talking about
ts says that the money to pay for running
y the survey of the Sioux City aud Denve
e. line is not.furnished by Sioux City CAPT
IS. ~talists, but by the Illinois central rail
roadscompanys
:, The commissioner of internal reyenu
"a has modified the regulations in regar,
10 to the oleomargarihe Law so as tt max
them conform to the opinion of TIL
Encouragement that the c~omponents o
oieomargarine are subject to tax onl,
as when made in imitation or resemblanc
I'd of butter.
all News has just been received that tn
%brigantine Owen, belonging to til
Hudson Bay company,was wrecked nea
MT Fort Churchill August Both, with he
cargo. The loss is estimated at $100,00(
g. The crew and passengers, some twent
6, persons. chung to the wreck until he'll
could be sent for from shore, forty mile
ng distant.
be The national W. @. 7. U. in sessio
at Minneapolis, yesterday re-electe
Ii. the old officers for the ensuing year 9
follows: President, Frances e. Willard
40 OF Evanston, Ill. corresponding s~ecretar
40 Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., of Connecticut
Of recording secretary, Mrs. Mary A
Woodbridge, of Ohio; treasurer, Mis-
Esther Pugh. Mrs. Woodbridge re
- appointed as assistant secretary Mrs. l
- M NJ Starapc IF Mama