Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-12
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Is Yesterday james g. Blame p q sev-
erai OF isoslun's pfofninent financial and
political lights Tor consultation.
The American tnrI congress finished
lis work at Cincinnati last evening and
most OF the members left for their
homes.
Severe etorms have swept over Spain
and numerous weeks are reported.
Telegraphic communication is inter
rupted.
The presidents message to congress
La the principal topic Of discussion at
yesterdays cabinet meeting. Secre-
tary Whitney was the only absentee.
M. Bartholdi is expected in Washing
ton daily. During his short stay there
some definite action will be taken with
regard to the proposed Lafayette statue.
The suit against the Bell telephone
company was dismissed in the United
States court at Cincinnati yesterday
because the court had no just iurisdic.
ton.
The annual convention OF the Farm
ers' National alliance began in Chicago
yesterday. About 200 delegates, repre-
senting local assemblies in fifteen states,
were present.
Nathan Frank, republican, who was
beaten by John NJ. Glover, democrat, in
the ninth congressional district OF Mis-
sonri, announces HE Intention Of con-
testing the seat.
Disastrous floods have occurred
throughout the south Of France. Much
damage has already been done and
:washouts along the railroads have caused
d complete suspension of travel.
All Danish papers advise Prince
Waldemar to decline the Bulgarian
throne, and state that the prince will
consult the members OF his family upon
the adyisability Of accepting the throne.
The brewers of Paterson and Newark
have joined hands with those Of New
York and Long leland in forming a
combination TO msintain the price Of
beer and put a check Of ~hoycotting and
Labor unions.
The residence Of s.. FL. Baker, pro-
prietor OF the Pennsylvania car works OF
Latrabe, Pennsylvania, was first wreck
ed aud then burned by the. explosion Of
natural gas, in the heating furnace yes
terday. The family imi~raeuiously
escaped.
The El Paso rifles arrived at Albuquer-
que New Mexico, Wednesday. and opened
. roll for recruitsito join Cuttings fill
clustering expedition to Mexico. 1t is I'M
dsrstood 2Is names have been placed on
the list IN Albuquerque and more are
promised.
The saa:s:s:4sess sAaa:sss HHszziie
adopted daughter Of s. nj. Hoxie. gen.
eraI manager OF the Missouri Pacific, to
Mr.. @. Thorne. Of st. Louie, took place
at NewY ork yesterday. Owing to ill
ness OF Mr.. Hoxie the wedding was q
qniet one.
A boiler explosion occurred ia the
cigar-box mandatory Of Henry H.
Shelp n Co. Philadelphia, yesterday,
which blew out the rear wall, badly in
iuring Q number Of young men, women
and girls and impereling the lives Of 100
more. Gne girl is missing.
A prominent officer OF the pennsyl.
vania Railroad company .asys the report
chat The FennsyIvania railroad surplus
oil n hundred million dollars will be
used for acquiring a controlling interest
in the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road is without foundation.
In obedience to the summons served
on them Jake Sharp, Jim Richmond
james w. Foshay and Thos. b. Kerr
appeared in the court Of general sessions
at New York yesterday and plead no.
guilty to twenfy-one indiotmentaagainsl
them for bribery in the Broadway rail
way matter.
At the Chicago stock yards everything
was as quiet and secure as in any portion
81 Chicago. The men were as safe il
going to and from work and about the
yards as if At their homes. About e,0oC
men were working in the leading pack.
ing houses, which is about one-quarte,
Of the force needed for business.
Upon the arrival at Dubois, Pa, OF d
mail train north on the Buffalo, Roches.
ter and Pittsburg railroad yesterday the
car inspector, while the passengers we're
getting on and of the oars OF The depot,
discovered three dynamite bombs and
Gaps fastened under the springs OF the
rear coAch. They lad ialled to explode.
Judge Hedges, in the final term Of The
circuit court at Iowa City, Iowa, issued
sweeping orders for the abatement of ali
saloon nuisanceB, the destruction OF
liquofu and the sale OF fixtures. Several
desiers vert fined $500 each. One
saIoon-keeper is in iaii and the sheriff
has others under arrssss He says they
mrst pay or be locked mp.
THE BULGARIAN BUSINESS.
Prince Waldemnr Will Probably De.
cline the CrOwn-asussia Ontects.
Tiernova, Nov. 11-Prince Waldemar
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