The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1886-07-02
NEWS BY WIRE.

NEWS BY WIRE.
BLOOMINGTON, Ills, June 26.-David
Davis died at six o'clock this morning.
He sank into comatose state twelve
hours before the end, and was out of
pain. He was constantly surrounded
by his family. During the early part
of the evening he appeared to be fail
ing and it was felt certain he could
not live through the night. At eleven
o'clock he revived somewhat and was
given milk and stimulants in small
quantities. at one o'clock he fell into
a comatose condition, his pulse becom-
ing very feeble and during the succeed
ing three hours he failed gradually.
The cause Of his death was Brights'
disease of the kidneys, aggravated by
the weakened condition of his system,
dating from the time when he became
afflicted by carbuncles. His last hours
were calm and peaceful.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 28.-James G..
Blaine and family leave to-day for Bar
Harbor. Mr.. Blaine will there begin
the preparation of an important speech
which he will deliver at the opening of
the state campaign during the first
week of August.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and wife arrived here
this evening in the steamer Etraria.
They will remain in this city to hear
Gladstone speak on Tuesday. Beechel
is somewhat fatigued after his voyage
but is in good spirits. He will deliver
IS lectures. He has received hosts OF
invitations to preach and lecture, and
hundreds of letters and kilograms.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 26.-Alex
ander Miller an old and prominent
farmer and wife while riding to the
city on wagon load of corn were
struck by the north bound passenger
train on the Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago railroad and both instant
lily killed.
TORONTO, Ont, June 28.-The Nall
Ottawa correspondent denies on tn
highest authority the statement recent
ly published that the Dominion gov
ernment at the instance of the impe
rial authorities, have relaxed tn
measure for the protection of tn
canadian fisheries. On the contrar
there has been no interference of an
kind on the part of the home govern
ment and the Dominion government
determined in the future as in the pas
to strictly enforce the laws against a
United States vessels found vlolatin
it.
J MUNICH, June 28.-Prince Luithol
, was to-day formally made Regent {
; Bavaria to administer the affairs of th
Kingdom during the occupation of tt
throne by King Otto, the insane SUI
cessor of Ludwig. The ceremony w;
performed in the throne room of tt
: Residen Schloss in presence OF tt
: ministry and the majority of Parli
ment.
o BELLyILLE, ILL.,, June 28.-The gre
: nail mill strike has finally come to {
= end, the settlement at Pittsburg of Il
: wage question proving satisfactory
titoth nailers and operators. Under Il
/ new agreement the men will not recei
q less than seventeen cents per keg, !
q matter what the price Of nails may
O The mills employ about $50 men a
!. will start up again in few days.
d WooNsoCKET, June 26.-Hon.
IT Converse of Jerauld county was in t
n city to-day, and reports crops in t
8. Hawkeye and Horse Shoe valleys
N being better than ever before. Th'
re has of late been no lack of ra
ss Wheat all headed, rye nearly ready
cutting, corn in some instances wa
high.
80 WooNsoCKET, June 26.-Your G.
~ respondent to-day interviewed ma
: of the leading republicans on the p
n sage of the Fitz John Porter bill, g
~ not one man but what was opposed
- - the bill, and all expressed themsel
- - as satisfied that Fitz John Porter ,
va a traitor.
ed WASHINGTON, June 28.-Confirl
US tion: VIM. Desmond, for north
De- district, Iowa. Nominations: VIM
I'D Ewing, to be Attorney of the Uni
is States for northern district of Illin
lat The following named postoffice
ay spectors were to-day dropped from
ess rolls OF the district: p. p. Childs
We ID, Pulcifer, Of Chicago.
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