Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-08
made there for Missouri Valley, Council
Bluffs, Omaha and other points west

made there for Missouri Valley, Council
Bluffs, Omaha and other points west
and south.
On Monday evening there ocenrs at
Turner hall a drama for the benefit of
the band which discussed music on the
streets yesterday afternoon and it be-
hooves Yankton's people to turn out and
help the band along. Reserved seats at
!, Towards.
1t is announced that the final scene
in the little Stodt-Kaiser romance,
which was the subject of much discus
sion IN Yankton o few weeks ago, will be
presented this evening, when Mr.. Stodt
and the young lady who a the inno-
cent causeo all the trouble will be
made a unit. Its an Ill wind that blows
nobody good.
Rev. G. w. Freeman, of Elk Point
will conduct services in the Baptis ,
chapel tomorrow at the usual hours
for worship. Mr.. Wales, Sunday school
missionary for southern Dakota, will be
present and address the children and all
workers in Sunday schools at twelve
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
these services.
MI. GoodfelloW, formerly of Yankton,
afterwards clerk of the lats Maj. j. NJ.
Stone while that gentleman was United
STATES agent of the Santee Indians, and
for ten years past a resident of Pemblna,
died recently at the latter place of con-
SUMPTION. He was we'll known to old
timers, q very competent business man
and universally esteemed.
Webster City Freeman: Lady Aud
ley's secret, a sensational society drama
Of absorbing interest, VAS put upon the
stage Monday and Tuesday eve nlngs OF
this week by Mr.. D. T. and VERNE Nc
Clintock, OF Chicago, assisted by best
home talent. MI. MeClintock and lady
are we'll versed and perfectly at home
on the stage and gave general satisfac-
ton. Vernie is far above the average in
her action and they go away from here
with the best wishes of those who met
them during their brief stay in the CITY.
1t seems that our scribe was misin-
formed regarding the facts in the Hull
case when he published the account Of
that affair on Thursday. Mr.. Hull's
case was never investigated by the jury,
because of the fact that the physician in
charge of all United States prisoners at
Yankton had pronounced him of an
unsound mind, and therefore the United
States attorney would not prosecute the
case. We erred also in saying that he
was indicted, and plead guilty and that
sentence was suspended for one year.
For the reason above stated no indict-
ment was returned, and Mr.. Hull was
given his freedom.
1t is pleasant to see two railroad COM
panles dwell together in peace. Upon
the ground where the Milwaukee and
Northwestern sat up nights last winter
to establish and to destroy q line of COM
municatlon with the pork house they ara
to-day working tremendously III the con
struction of a joint track and a couple
of common switches. The m of
che pork house will flow into the rail-
road world over a single pair of rails
and upon these rails will run the roll
ling stock Of both companies. Further
amicable arrangements have been made
whereby the Northwestern is to have
unlimited use of the Millwaukee's side
tracks leading to the elevators and mills.
They have not yet consented to lie down
togetheri in the same round house, but
the two companies are now on very
pleasant terms 80 far as side tracks and
switches are concerned.
1t is expected that the scrip cases
I! will come before the supreme court OF
the term which begins next week.
They will be considered by the suprene
court on an appeal in the cases of Oar
penter and Russell, both convicted in
the United States court and now resting
under a stay of judgment pending the
decision of the supreme court. In con-
~neetion with the consideration Of these
appeals may arise al interesting CUES
ton. Under the law a quorum of the
supreme court is made up of five of the
ak Justices. In this instance two OF
the justices were attorneys in the cases
in the lower court-Chief Justice Trip
for the defence and Associate Justice
Palmer for the prosecution. If it should
be held that they are debarred from
sitting in the case, it will destroy the
supreme court quorum. But lawyers and
judges most always find a way out OF q
dilemma.
Celebrated Bradley d Metcalf
Boots and Shoes at MAX'S.