Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-22
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HaE NEWS

TdE NEWS EPITDMlZED.
Another call Of three per cent bonds
will be issued IN 9 few days.
Robert Ingersoil is sinking under o
throat affection similar to that which
killed General Grant.
Ex-Alderman McCabe, of New York,
YVES arraigned for trial in the court OF
general sessions. He is to be first tried
for imbeGility.
Gen. John a. Logan addressed q
mammoth political meeting at Keokuk
yesterday afternoon, which was one OF
the largest political rallies ever held
there.
The d so far this month have
averaged over %$1o0,00o.000 a day, and
are now about Sl2,o00,oO0 in excess Of
the expenditures during the same period
last year,
In the Episcopal convention OF Chi
cago the proposition to drop the words
protestant Episcopal from the title
page of the prayer book, was lost
by o vote OF 45 to SO.
The president, accompanied by
Secretaries Bayard, Endicott, aud POST
master General Villas, visited the fair at
Richmond, Virginia, yesterday, return
ing to Washington at night.
A mob OF masked men in Pickens
county, Alabama, went to the Jail, over
powered tie %iailor, took out three
negroes charged with arson and hung
them to o neighboring tree.
Bradley, ex-manager OF the Pullman
company, was taken before Judge Col
~lins at Chicago yesterday and plead
guilty to the charge Of embezzlement.
He was sentenced to FIVE years in the
penitentiary.
A rumor that the czar had been killed
spread like wild fire in Vienna yester-
day. II had Its origin in the shooting
Of an officer by the ezsr under the mis-.
taken impression that he was an assas-
SIM. Count Reutern was the victim.
Minister Cox before leaving Constanti-
nople, consummated, under instructions
from the United States government,
TWO treaties with Turkey--an extradi.
0 and . naturalization treaty similar
to the one now existing between this
country and Great Britain.
The war department orders that
Geronimo and his associates, fifteen in
number, be sent, under proper guard,
to Fort Pickens, Florida, there to be
kept in close custody until further
orders. The order oonsigns the women
OF the band TO Fort Marion, Florida.
Owners of the schooner George Ii.
Smith, which sailed from Gloucester
Mass, for Grand Banks, August IA, have
given her up for lost. She carried q
crew OF fourteen men. This makes
twenty.aeven vessels lost of q total value
OF $l73,000. and 116 lives so far this year
WaddingtoE, French ambassador
under instructions from his government
protested on behalf Of France agaips,
British occupation Of Egypt. The paper
adds that France and Turkey are ii
complete accord in their opposition &c
the occupation, end that Russia sup
ports them.
The secretary OF the interior directs
that Indian inspectors will make nc
recommendation as to- the removal Of
clerks or other employees, except after
the most thorough and searching inves-
tigation Of the facts thought to warrant
such o proceeding. Inspectors are pro-
hibited from travelling on railroad
passes.
The interior department. takes the
position that the Northern Pacific rail-
road company is not entitled to q foot
Of its immense land grant from Duluth
to Puget sopnd by reason Of its failure
70 earn these lands snd file q plet with
in the prescribed tima.s It takes the
ground that the road could not earn
any Of the land if IL did not earn the.
entire grant.