Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-04
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TEiE NEWS ~EPITOMiZED.
The Central Iowa railroad was taken
possession of by Receiver Dudley yester-
day.
From all along the northeast Atlantic
coast come accounts of wrecks and loss
OF life.
It is understood Jarvis Patten, com.
missioner of navigation, has been re-
quested toresign.
Eight negro roustabouts, at work on
the Illinois river, are SO badly frozen
that hands and feet will have to be
amputated.
In the case OF the National soldiers
nome against Gen. Butler, the jury
yesterday found a verdict for Sl6,537
against Butler.
All the brakemen or the Ohio South
ern railroad between Columbus and Jack
son coal names went out on q strike yes
terday morning.
1t is believed that the British govern
ment has decided to suppress intimida.
ting meetings in Ireland and to enforce
the rights OF landlords.
The department OF state has received
q diapatch from the United States con-
sul at Darkee, in Central Africa announc-
ing the death in battle of King llama
Lomned, OF Oayer.
Congressman Frederick, of the fifth
Iowa district, has resigned because the
postmaster general ignored his recon-
mendation of q man for the Iowa City
postofice and appointed a man recon-
mended by Congressman Murphy.
Ex-Governor B. F. Perry died in
Greenville, South Carolina, yesterday.
He was born on November 10th, 1905
He was alwaysa iealez OF tho union
party in South Carolina, and was ap-
pointed provisional governor by Andrew
johnson in 1865.
At st. Cloud, Minnesota, Thursday
nIght,Arnold's Touring mill was wrecked
and burned by an explosion. Loss, $780,
GOO; insurance, $4,000. Gus Krause,
night miller, wac badly burned and will
probably die. Twenty thousand bushels
Of wheat was burned.
An unknown three-masted schooner
which is ashore near Vineyard sound,
Massachusetts,, is flying signals for
assistance. Owing to the northwest
gale prevailing, no assistance can reach
her. The sea is breaking over her and
she is covered with ice.
Prof. Foster, the ~meterologist, still
insists that his prediction regarding a
great snow period from Friday or Sat-
urday until the 18th will be verified.
Blockades, according to his predictions,
will OCCUR in the west by Sunday and
in the east BY Wednesday.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat has re-
ceiyed . letter from Jim Cummings, the
Adams express robber, which states that
he is tired OF being chased around the
country by detectives. and promises to
return ri 600 OF the sum stolen if they
will let him 90 in peace.
The Dublin corporation has adopted
resolutions denouncing the conduct of
the government in prohibiting national
league meetings at Sligo and elsewhere.
Lord Mayor Sullivan and Sexton de.
liYered addresses, None OF the conser-
vatlve members were present.
The body of VIM. Il. Vanderbilt was
removed yesterday from tho receiving
vault in Moravian cemetery at New
Dorp, 8. l., to Its final resting place in
the massive granite mausoleum on
Light Hill, ocean terrace, the highest
point IN the Moravian cemetery.
In reference to the Washington special
published In New York yesterday alter
noon to the effect that President Cleve-
land was coined to his bed with rheu-
matism, and that his conditions we're
such that his friends were becoming
concerned, Col. Lamont says it is not
true. s