Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-06
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day, by a force of 1000.
Out of over a million bonds offered tho
treasury department ON Tuesday the GOV
ernment took only $50, oo0, at 1873.
AT H%averhill, Mass., James O'Neil, al
hauter, shot his wife four times whilsI
drunk. intiicting probably fatal injuries.
1t is alleged that Clarkson, of the Des
Moines Register, has been rendered ana
has excepted the portfolio of the interior.
Hon. John G. New asserts that Presi-
Harrison has as yet made no
promises and is under no obliga
lions.
The last case of fever was DISCHARGED
Mt Gainesville. The board of health de
the epidemic ended, and refugees
are returning.
Smith of Milwaukee was knocked our
in the eighth round by Dannie Need
ham. Smith weighed 15b pounds and.
Needham $50 pounds.
A four-times murderer was taken from
jail at Canon City, Col, Tuesday morn
ing, and strung up to a telegraph pole
by indignant citizens.
The Federation of Miners met ut CO..
and voted to go into the organi-
GhtiOA WIN LIlC ~. OI Ii. AuU form u ma
tional union for miners.
Three masked men entered the FARM
ers' Home hotel at Moorhead, Mimi,
and forced he proprietor to hand over
FOO in checks and cash.
A cablegfam received from the Euro
pean union of astronomers Announces
the discovery, at Nice, of Faye's period
ical comet or It's return.
John H. Walsh rendered his r~esigna-
tion as superintendent of the. UnitedI
States treasury. He sent his resignation
by mail and assigned no reason.
The president has recognized Louis
Seguenot as consular agent Of France, at
st. Louis, and Edward Howard Morphy,
British vice consul, at st. Paul.
Theodore e. Haziehurst, past grand
commander of the grand c~ommandery,
knights Templar, of the state of New
York, shot and killed himself at Troy.
BY the accidental o%verturning of a
large ladle filled with molten lead at the
Bessemer Steel works at Pittsburg, five.
men were terribly burned, three fatally.
The treasury department monthly
statement of changes in circulation dur
ing November past, places the total cir
culation of the country on Dec. !, at
81, 406, l50, 455.
A basket picnic at jamestown on Dec.
2, at which the mayor and aldermen
wore linen busters and carried palm leaf
fans, is a report that speaks eloquently
of Dakota weather.
George f. Millen, a leading Fall River,
Mass, capitalist, will file application in
insolvency to-day. Liabilities $50, 600 or
4.Sh nOn ~ N.Y. Nfillax,f ~ -rro - IT.
terprises will suffer.
The executive committee OF the Cali
fornia board OF trade adopted a memorial
address to Gen. Harrison, asking him to
select n member of the cabinet from.
the Pacific coast.
A jackson, Miss, special says the
lease of the convict lab or to the Ship
Island railroad was annull ed by the state
for non .fulillment of contract and Ill
treatment of prisoners.
Gallagher Bros, Augusta, Ga, com
merchants and importers of
fruit, made an assignment to Mrs. B.
%t'erati, to cover q loan of SIG, 900. Total
liabilities unknown; assets, SIT, 100. /
\ The Baxter Electric Manufacturing
and Motor company. of Baltimore, made
a deed of trust to j. Frank Morrison, the
managing director. The company was
chartered two years ago and had a cap
ital stock of $500, 000.
Fire In New Orleans caused losses as
follows; James Boyle & Co., clothiers,
&c, 600; insurance, $25. 600 James Du-
pree, boots and shoes, $50, 900; insurance,
$40, 600. The Odor Dussan Perfumery
company, $40, 600; fully insured.
The trial of Bauereisen, the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy striking engi-
neer. indicted for putting dynamite ON.
the company's tracks, was begun at Ge-l
neva, Ills. At the adjournment of court
only two jurors had been secured.
A bill was introduced in the senats by,.
Senator Dolph for the retirement OF
privates and non-commissioned officers
after twenty five years service, or IL
disabled, after twenty years service,
instead of after thirty years service.
James Dryfuss' clothing store at Dem
YER is closed by attachments amounting
to $50, 400. The stock is claimed worth
$B0, 900, with $50, 006 book accounts. Out
side of j. v. FarwelI and The Duck
Brand company of Chicago, the credit
ors are Colorado houses.
The Republican national committee
will meet in Washington this afternoon.
The meeting is for the purpose of wind
ing up the financial transactions of the
campaign and of discussing the condi-
ton of affairs in the doubtful
sional districts. 1
In Shelby county, Iowa, a farmer named
Coffman b%utchered soma hogs in the
presence of his two sons, aged 5 and 8
years respectively. The elder lad struck
his brother in the head with q hammer
and cut his throat with q piece of glass
in imitation of his father,a work. The
little fellow died In a few hours.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decision of the court below In the case
of he First National Bank of Shreve-
port, La, denying the claim of the bank
to exemption from state taxation on the
portion OF its capital stock which is in
vested i'll United States bonds and state
bonds.
The postmaster general has ordered
the establishment of the free delivery
system at the following named places:
Batavia, N. Y; Charlottesville, Ind;
Fremont, Ind; Muncie, Ind; New Lon
don, Conn; Newark, Conn; Pine Bluff,
Ark; Rockland, Me-; Spokane Falls,
w. H.; Walla Walla, w. r.; Chippewa
Falls, Wis., Elyria, o.; Greenyille, S. c.;
Nebraska City, Neb.; Red Wing, MINI:
Roanoke, Va; st. Adams, Vt; War
rem. o.
Bonds Recoyered.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 5.-Chas. Yea, a
well dressed stranger, came here a few
days & and placed in the safe deposit
OF the Merchants Exchange bank 1900 600