Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-12
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rsEE NEWS EpLTOMtZED.
The Satan has accepted Sir William
Waits as British minister to Turkey.
Tue AnchorIa has arrived ut st. Johns
in t,w. The passengers and crew are
al we'll.
Paddy Ryan has signed articles to
fight John l.. Sullivan eight rounds
with small gloves at San Francisco
within sixty days.
It it stated IN Washington on good
authority that after fling bis annual
treasury report Secretary Manning will
retire from the cabinet permanently.
Bids were opened at the treasury de-
partment yesterday for the marble work
on the postofiice OF Baltimore. Ihe
lowest bid was by Davidson u Sons, of
Chicago, for Ss9,s9S.
General Miles report Of the Apache
campaign has been made public. The
only condition in the surrender was that
Geronimo and his followers should be-
come prisoners OF war.
Bobby Adams, we'll known to the po-
Lies, was arrested in Chicago last Friday,
aud the police intimate that they have
evidence duplicating him in the Mime
apolis postof1ice robbery.
George S. Dawson, carpenter of La
Mascotte, died Saturday night. making
the total number of deaths from the
disaster t~hirty-one. Several others
are still in q dangerous condition.
Intense excitement prevails among
Polish residents of Pittsburg over an at
tempt to assassinate Rev. Father Miske-
WITT, who presides over a little Polish
church at the head OF Fifteenth street.
The st. James Gazette says an en-
thuslastio socialist declares that thou
sands of men regularly drill in London,
and that they boast they ore able to
pus 100000 armed men into the streets.
Secretary Manning is expected to
return to Washington by Wednesday
next. His residence and his offices in
the treasury department are rapidly
being put in condition for his occu-
pancy.
The defendants in the Haddock mpr-
der case waived examination and were
held for trial. Arensdorf gave $4,000
bail and Munoharth, Sherman, Leader
and Lang $1,000 each. Their trial will
begin OCT. 25th.
The third and last of the series Of
races between the American sloop Thetis
and English cutter Strengor was sailed
off HALF Way rock yesterday, and the
S5..ss Sfsssss iwon By eleven minute III =
sail OF five hours.
The supreme court Of the United
States convened at noon yesterday.
There was q full bench and q fair at
tendance OF the bar. The chief Justice
announced that the call of the docket
would begin this morning.
The state department has received a
brief dispatch from the American
co~nsul-general in Canada, c~onfrmatory
of the reports touching the seizure on
Saturday last, by the Canadian custom
officers, of the American schooner,
Marion Grimes, at Shelburn.
Forty arrests were yesterday made in
Chicago OF persons who mobbed the
Anarchist informer, Waller, Sunday
They we're held without bail. The
family of Maj. Cole, one of the anarchist
jurors, has been badly frightened lately
by anarchist roughs.
The two delegates sent by the genera.
convention OF knights OF labor to an
deavor to adjust the troubles among the
men ut the Chicago stock-yards arrived
yesterday. The effort to reconcile diff
ferences failed. This strikers insist or
an eight hour day. which will not bt
conceded.
The Tammany hall county conven
ton met last night and nominated Con
gresham Abram s. Hewitt for mayor
thereby declining the prospositioi
from Irving hall for conferences, ant
ignoring the request from the business
mens' association, making the indorse
=ment OF j. Edward Simmons their candi
date.
The report of the department 0
agriculture for October gives loca
estimates OF the yield per acre of small
grains, with the condition of corn
potatoes and othGr late crops. The re
suits c%orroborate previous returns o
wheat. confirming expectations of
slight decrease from the first records o
t%hrashlng, without making any yer.
material addition to the crop aggregate
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