Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-17
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GifE NEWS
The president is still in the woods.

The president is still in the woods.
Nineteen persons were killed by
Wednesdays collision on The MCKEE
Plate railroad, in Rev York.
General Sherman was reelected presi-
dent of the army Of the Tennessee and
oil the old officers were reelected.
The frat national convention OF anti
saloon republicans. was held in Chicago
yesterday ard was q grand snccess.
The Charleston relief committee Las
issued over LOGO forms of application
for assistance in rebuilding or repairing
houses.
An express train Sas thro wn from the
track near Chattanooga yesterday by Q
COW and Thos. Buckley and Cai Farris,
engineer, and fireman killed.
The Welsh Presbyterian assembly,
comprising the synods of Wisconsin,,
Ohio, Pennsylvania. New York, Iowa.
and Minnesota, is in Eession OF Milwau-
kee..
q wisconsin democrats wanted
Bouck, bat he didn't Gaze about setting
himself up to be knocked down, and .
Congressman Woodward Of La Crosse
was nominated for governor.
Cardinal Carmine Corn Merosi is dead.
He was born OF Subiaw, February Is,
1910, made cardinal November 10, 1884
Cardinal Jacobini, pontifoal secretary
OF state, is seriously i'll.
tGEaHAk Ah.1l,sJto c.l ept.Irna IIi;n1..
and in southeastern Michigan, yesterday,
furious wind storms prevailed, destroy
ing and damaging houses and killing
two persons at Howell, Michigan.
A heavy frost, following yesterdays
rain ie renar.ea ell ssi,esa The z iiefTe iiinp
of the Northwestern. The weather to-
day has been very cold for the reason, q
cold wind blowing briskly from the
northwest.
knights of Labor Frank Young, Oscar
Harron and Fred Hundhasen, we're
acquitted at st. Louis OF q charge OF
conspiracy during the late southwestern
railroad strike to iniure Missouri Pacific
railroad property and business.
The committee authorized by the
recent meeting of citizens to arrange
for tho psopoaed national. drill to be
held in Washington next May, held its
first meeting Thursday. 1T was decided
to offer cash prizes OF at least $4,000.
The authorities at the war department
have made an allotment OF $3.C00 to-
erect temporary shelter for the company
OF cavalry now in the Yellowstone ma
ty::sal park, which was sent cut there at
theiequest Of the interior department.
At yesterdays session of the American
agricultural and diary association reso-
lusions were adopted again stating the
peculiar fitness of appealing to congress-
for snch legislation ae will at least pro-
taet them from The necessity OF compet-
Tug with feed products which ere
fraudulently manufactured and sold.
The Japan Gazette says the total
number Of cholera cases throughout the
country since it's first appearance this
year is $4,000, Of which $1,000 ended
fatally. There are indications that the
disease IS now abating. News from
Seoul, Cofea, says the cholera is still
raging ut that city. According to official
returns the fatal CASES. for July ofthie
year were 5000 ont Of q population OF
25O,0oo.
Col. w. r. Saunders, of Helena, was
nominated by the republicans of Mon
tana Tor congress- after . long and sharp
struggle, on the fifteenth ballot. The
contest was between him and T, @
Power. Custer county held out solid
Tor Burleigh until the last ballot, when
enough votes went to Saunders to
nominate him by AZ votes, 46 being nee
essary to q choice. This ID Col. Saup-
ders' fourth race.
The American Forestry congress adj
burned last night, after electipg the
following officers for the ensuing year;
President, @. w. Miner, of Illinois; vice
presidents, II. G. Jolly, of Quebec;
Martin Allen, OF Kansas; II. @. Parsons,
Of Colorado; r. II. Warden, OF Clncin-
natl; Abbot Kinney, of California; re-
cording secretary, Il. I. Ensign, OF
Colorado; corresponding secretary, b.. @.
Fernow, of Washington, ID. O.. treasurer,
Leo Weltz, OF Ohio.