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

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A large number of men applied for
work at the Chicago packing houses this
morning and about 5000 we're at work.
The militia is still guarding the houses
and everything remains quiet.
The yield Of corn in the United States
according to the revised returns. is
twenty two bushels per acre, making the
product upon the present adjustment of
the acreage OF ], 66S. 600, 00e bushels.
On the morning OF Saturday next,
November 18Th, no less than six stars,
including Aldebaran, which isof the
first magnitude, will be oooulted by
the moon between six O'Clock and mid
night
Prince Komatsu, uncle OF the mikado
of Japan, called at the white house yes
terday in company with Princess
Komatsu and the members Of his suite
and paid their respects to the presi-
dent.
The official vote OF the Ohio election,
received at the office Of the secretary of
state, gives Robinson, republican. 34O,-
1916; Mcbride. 329,3l4; Smith, prohibi-
ZIONIST, q. e57; Bonsal, ~greenback. 1902;
Robinson's plurality, 1851.
The vatican is preparing for the publ
cation Of an encyclical letter condemn
ing and stigmasizing the italian govern.
ment, whose policy the letter will say
places the pope In the power Of .
luton which menaoes his liberty.
The star route case against M. P.
Patrick, ct Omaha, for $134,000 has
been disnaissedi by the government,
owing tothe recent decision by Judge
Dundy in the case against Luke Voor-
heia, Of Cheyenne which was q similar
case.
Randall, chaiTmen oil the house soms
mittee on appropriations, is expected to-
arrive in Washington thu 18Th inst. to
got things in readiness for the meeting
Of his committee, which takes place, il q
quorum can be brought together, on the
222d.
Reports from Potter county, Dakota,
where tgphoidieye has been SO fatal.
are that the epidemic is abating, no new
cases bsing reported. a great many
deaths occurred during the prevalence
Oh The scourge, but the people feel that
it is about over.
The Chicago packers ASSOCIATION held
Q prolonged meeting with closed doors
last evening, and altar much talking
adopted resolutions which seem to be a
completes backdown from their expressed
determination TO bar organized labore,s
from employment in the Chicago stock
yards.
The Sobranie, al q secret session Tues
day evening, after a debate lasting three
hours, decided to elect Prince Waldemar,
third son Of tho king Of Denmark, as
successor to prince Alexander on the
throne OF bulgaria. He was unanimously
elected yesterday. Waldemar is twenty
eight years old.
Prot. Foster, the Iowa meteorological
publishes his prediction Of q great storm
period extending from December 4 to II,
during which time will occur some of
the moist destructive Wiuter storms Of
recent years. These storms will be OF
much the anne MANURE aa the great
blizzard OF January.
The presidents rule not to receive
visitors except on purely official buainess
and at the trl-weekly receptions went
into effect to-day. He proposes to de.
vote his principal attention from zow
rntil congress- meets to the preparation
Of bis annual message, and will not be
bothered about appointments.
Certificate Of evidence as contained in
the bill Of execution and record of the
CONT in the Chicago anarchist cases was
completed yesterday and was signed by
Judge Gary to-day. The document
covers 1906 pages Of type writing
preparation which cost $4,000. The
record Of the State is ever more yolu-
minous and cost . like amount.
The verdict OF the coroncr's .ury On
the Rio. Wisconsin, railroad disaster de-
clares that the switch was Left open by
g. Il. Wells, q brakeman. Wells has
been arrested at the inatance Of the
coroner and was taken before q Justice
Of the peace yesterday, charged with
criminal negligence, ED was bound over
TO appear before the circuit court.