Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-14
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THE NEWS ~EPiToMIzED.

Germany has decided to supply her
whole army with repeating rifles.
Congressman Hewett is said to have
declia ed tho Tammany nomination for
mayor OF New York City.
The triennlal session OF the national
council OF the Congregational church
began in Chicago yesterday. !.
Gen. Wilcox has been ordered to
Fort Leave, sse..h assnmmec coz
mand OF the department of the Missouri.
Freeman Fearnley, q Chicago commits
sion and refrigerator car man, has
become a resident OF Canada. Shortage,
$25, 900.
The president has appointed Col. @.
B. Wilcox. Of the twelfth infantry, to
be brigadier-general, vice Gen. J. FL.
Potter, retired.
The regular dinrnal bulletin says
Secretary Manning visited the treasury
department yesterday. He is becoming
q frequent caller.
. Rev. Augustus Stopford Brooke, the
eminent Unitarian preacher, has become
crazy and has been confined in IN insane
asylum at Dublin.
Princess Lulu and General Joseph
Rhineback, twenty.seven and ~thirty-six
inches high respectively, We're married
at New York Tuesday night.
The New Orleans Pioayune's Ell Paso
special reports the assassination of ex-
President Gonzales in an interior town
in Mexico. No particulars are given.
The national committee OF anti-saloon
republicans has issued an address to the
republican party calling upon thas
organization to declare war against the
saloon,
The president has appointed Col.
James q. Duane to be chief Of engineer
6: tie Tie tUJnitpd t65ttuttrs army with tue rank
Of brigadier. general, vice Gen. Newton,
resigned.
The aggregate earnings of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul railway
system for the first week in October
were $623,000. The corresponding week
in 1885 they were $590,000.
DIR. Salmon, chief of the bureau of
animal industry, states that the investi-
cations Of the past week show that
pleuso-pneumonia is widely scattered
among the cattle of Chicago.
At noon yesterday all the "boodle"
aldermen Of New York who are not
known to have skipped had either been
taken into custody or surrendered them
selves except Wendal and Finck.
II is announced that 1.-THE presidents
back Is up" because federal officials
violate the executive order prohibiting
political work on their part. Colonel
Lamont, however, remains undistorted.
Herr Thielman, German agent at Sofia,
describes the position Of affairs as ex-
tremely CRITICAL. II is reported that
Russia hiss notified the powers of the
necessity OF immediate occupation 10
Bulgaria.
The remains Of Chief Justice sSalmon
T. Chase left Washington by q special
train. which preoedes the regular
$50 train yesterday afternoon. for
Cincinnati, where they arrived at 7:30
this morning.
The London Posts Vienna cores
pendent asserts that Turkey has rejected
the Russian o~vertures for joint action
against England. France strongly sup
,oor4a3 Drus;a r.roT.. .:E
tance to Turkey.
The damage to shipping and railroad
property at Galveston by the gale is
slight, and beyond the wetting Of a
couple of bargee. laden with cotton. on
the gull side of the city, no serious
damage is reported.
A proclamation revoking the sus-
pension of discriminating customs inn
sreesea And SC levied On Tpduct OF n
articles proceeding under the Spanish
flag from Cuba and Porto Rico, was
issued by the president yesterday.
The quiet thai attends the Chicago
pork packera' strike is the wonder OF
every one who visits the yards, and has
made thousands of friends to the knights
OF labor, to whose efforts the admirable
order is due. No settlement Of differ
ences has yet been reached.
The Canadian custom officers have
confessed that q mistake was made in
summarily lowering the eolors of the
American schooner Marion Grimes, and
have expressed regret at the occurrence,
and as the Grimes has been released no
further notice is likely to be taken OF
the case by the United States.
The proposed amendment to the CON
~stitution extending to two years the
terms Of all general officers excepting
those Of members Of the cooperative
board was adopted by the knights Of
labor convention at Richmond. General
Master Workman Powderly and General
Worthy Foreman Grifiths we're re-elec-
tod to the offices they have already held
for seven consecutive terms.
DAKOTA POLITICS..
The republicans Of Charles Mix eonn-