Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-08
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Several vessels were wrecked yester
day BY the storm along the Atlantic
coast, with heavy loss Of life.
The president Is somewhat improved
In health and was able to preside at th'
regular cabinet meeting yesterday.
The grand lodge Of Good Templsrs o
Dakota ID now in session N Aberdeen
They will probably adjourn Tomorrow.
Mining stocks took another tumble OF
the San Francisco board yesterday
morning, but rallied slightly in the
afternoon.
Members OF the Dakota press assools-
ton are formally invited to be In Huron
next week 81 the legislative and consti-
tutional gatherings.
The intent OF tho bill introduced by
Representative Herbert TO remove
certain political disabilities is TO make
ex- oonfederates eligible for appoint.
ment
McHugh, editor Of the Sligo
Champion, at Dublin, has received O
summons similar TO that recently served
upon John Dillon. McHugh is charged
with inoiting disorder.
The treasury department has decided
that Canadian postal cards imported in
to the United States are dutiable at the
rate OF 25 per cent advalorem as
printed matter not specially provided
for.
Mr.. Crane, OF Texas, introduced q
joint resolution in the house yesterday
proposing to amend the constitution 80
as to change the date OF the meeting Of
congress to the second Tuesday in
January.
The enterprising person who sold $780,
600 worth Of unauthorized tickets for
the Patti concerts in the city Of Mexico,
has been captured. il is believed, by
. Mexican detective. he is q French
bohemian.
Representative Morrison says in
reference TO tho newspaper statement
that his friends desired TO make him
clerk Of the next house that the state
ment did NOT originate with him, mol
was 1t circulated by his friends.
In the base OF Grottekan aad Noes
singer, the Milwenkee garden rioters,
the Jury came in yesterday nOrriBK and
reported a disagreement. The Judge
sent them baok for further deliberations.
II il believed there will be no verdict.
There was . sudden and heavy
decline in oil en- the Pittsburg market
yesterday, which caused . panic as the
exchange and the dumping Of : large
lot Of certificates on the market. Tho
New York market participated in the
break, but rallied later.
A bill introduced by Representative
Parker. OF New York, 10 amend the cleo;
margarine aot proposes to FIX the tax on
that commodity at six cents per pound
and strikes out Of the original NOT ttho
clause FORGETTING TO the United States
oleomArgarine found TO contain deleteri-
ous ingredients.
The Dakota fine stock association
met in second annual convention in Alb
erdeen yesterday. more than half the
members being present. An address
OF Welcome on behalf OF the CITY wAs
made bysC. A. Bliss, president OF the
Dakota agriculture fair. and the re-
Spouse BY Col. NJ. NJ. Price.
volney r. Chamberlain, one Of the
largest pork packers in the east. was
arfaigned in the Cambridge, Masaachu-
sstts.supsrior ooutt yesterday afternoon.
charged With ~concealing the assets Of
the insolvens firm Of Lincoln, Chamber
lain & Co. pork packers, Of which he
: partner, and with the orime Of
in having sworn falsely to GER
tain purchases Of government bonds.
The secretary Of the treasury has sent
to congress estimates OF the appropFia-
tions required for the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1888. The total amount estl-
mated az required for ell the expenses OF
the governments ID $s25.l85,7 94, which 10
S14. 403. 1853 less than the sum called Tor
in the estimstes submitted last year.
and $5,262.66a less than the aggregate Of
appropriations for the present fiscal
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