Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-30
staEe eonaaIIttee Of Nalna.

~ InlCago VI ltS tenUn anniversary.
The New York ale and porter bosses
accepted such Of their striking men as
would agree to %repounce the union
e.Texas JIM who murdered w. II.
Whitman, o wealthy farmer of Jewell
county, Kas., was captured in Texas.
A meeting has been called for Carlisle,
Pa, to-day, to elect q successor to DIR.
McCauley, president of Dickinson col
lege.
Baron Hirsch has donated IS, 900, 600
to the establishment and maintenance of
schools for Jews in Gallcia and Bako.
yinn.
The First Congregational church at
Northampton, Mass, was burned. 1t
was q beautiful structure and cost
s65, 900.
The anarchist Turner's at Lake View,
Chicago, who are reported to have
trampled on the stars and stripes, are not
to be found!
The comptroller of the currency au-
thorized the First National Bank OF Lon
don, KY, to begin business with a zap
ital of $50, 600.
Nearly all the New York brewers
signed an agreement not to support the
" 5Ooipa VII WV Stl9ou > ilC, tuu LII lUGh-
out is expected.
Mrs. Bignall, wife of a Wholesale cigar
merchant of Clinton, Ia, attempted
suicide, shooting herself three times.
She was subject to fits.
The condition of Editor Matthews Of
Buffalo, is extremely critical, and it is
don btful if he will recover. A consulta-
ton of physicians was held.
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Montana ranchmen asked the Ontario
government to modify the ruling requir-
ing ninety days. quarantine on cattle.
The:petition will probably be refused.
A demonstration in favor eff the eight
hour movement was held at Gloucester,
Mass, to-day. Addresses were delivered
by w. j. Shields and j. q. Cheikard.
The BERKSHIRE Wooden company, at
Great harrington, Mass, which sus-
pended Oct. %, has made a settlement
and viii start its mill on full time Mon
day.
A number OF copies of Zola's books,
Gle Terre'' and eNana,n consigned to
New York publishers, were seized by the
customs authorities rs obscene literature
and therefore forfeitable.
Mr.. Vice, of the California Athletic
club, is trying to arrange a fight between
Dempsey and Mitchell. He says that
Dempsey has agreed, and that lie ex-
poets to hear from Mitchell soon.
Miss Anna Smith, q Norwegian con
| cert singer vino last winter scored an
/, operate triumph in Russia, made her
first appearance before an American au-
dience at General Music hall, Chicago.
The steamer Gull Stream, which sailed
from New York on FE!day last, has not
yet been heard from, an1 some anxiety
Is felt as to her safety 1t is believed
| that she carried nc passengers.
The creditors of the state bank of Val
paraiso, &eb offer $500 reward for the
arrest of r. A. Scovilie and George A..
Crafts, who vietimizea people in that
~neighbofhood of about 500, 600 aud then
He'd.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Whiteling of Phila-
delphia, who has been on trial for the
murder of her husband and two children
by poison, wassdeclared guilty of murder
in the first degree. Sentence was de-
ferred.
Gen, Crook, the Indian fighter, was
seized with stage fright when he at
tempted to tell au audience of Chicago
newsboys about Indian fighting, and
came near losing not only his scalp but
| his head.
The entire force of about 200 men en-
ployed by The Deadwood Central railroad,
went out on a strike. Superintendent
Dean met the men and after a coisulta-
ton conceded their demands, and they
went back to work.
The Young Mems Institute of. Cincin-
natl, a w~ell-known and popular society,
will give a musical and literary enter
fainment tonight in their magnificent
club rooms, of which they have just
taken possession.
The management of Henry institute,
Montreal, have opened u grand bazaar
In the hail of the Victoria Rifles armory.
The proceeds viii be devoted to the pay
ment of the debt that has been hanging
over the institute.
Pank Chang Yang, the Corean minister
to the United States, and s. Il. Sang Jay.
| secretary of the legation, have sailed for
home. The minister is in ill health. il
he improves he will return to America
early in the spring.
w. w. Kidd of Red Oak, Ia, a thrifty
! farmer, sold some stock in Omaha and
proceeded to take in the town with about
500 in his clothes. He fell in with the
wicked people and borrowed a pair of
pants to wear home.
Sugar has advanced X cents q poauld
in the last six days at San Francisco
Granulated is 81 cents, and cube So.
Stock are reported very low. Three car
| goes from Java are long over due and no
supplies are on the way from Honolulu.
Robert J. Downing, the tragedian, and
Eugene Blair. his leading lady, were
married at the West hotel Minneapolis.
MI, and Mrs. James Mack were the only
attendants, and besides the mother of
the bride. only n few friends from the
company were present.
Charles w. Waldron, who decamped
from Hiilsdale, Mich, with SIG 0.0U0 and
a Mrs Bidwel, has returned to this
country after two months abroad. He
deserted the womanat Montreal before
crossing the. ocean. Immediately upon
landing at New York Waldron deposited
$40. 600 to the credit of the men he had
robbed, n may return to Michigan
without danger of prosecution.