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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
Appointees Confident.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Whateyer mn
certainty may be entertained by the pub.
lie concerning the confirmation by the
senate of Messrs. Lamar, Villas and Dick
insoD. it is certain that the gentlemen
most interested have but little, If. any,
doubt on the subject Mr.. Dickinson
has leased q house for a term OF years at
an annual rental of S15, 900, and is
~familiarizing himself with the routine
Of department. work. There are many
Indications that Mr.. Villas intends soon
to yacate the ~postofice department.. Mr..
LAMAR is equally busy preparing for q
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
The Longest Tunnel in IllInoia,

GALENA, Ill, Jan. 3.-The Minnesota
& Northwestern railroad tunnel in Rice
township, is ready for the iron, which
will soon be laid. completing fifty two
miles of the road in 10 Dayiess and
Stephenson counties. The tunnel, the
longest in the state of Illinois, and one
of the longest in the United States, is
2,460 feet from entrance to entrance, and
is twenty-five feet wide and twenty-six
feet high. The boring, which began
April !, 1887, was through a deposit of
tough, pulpy slate.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
coLoRED BRUlsERs.
A Mill Between the Black star and the
ColoredJ Champion.

A Mill Between the Black Star and the
coioredg Champion.
DENVER, Col, Jan. Al is thought
here that a fight to a finish has been ar.
ranged between MeHenrv johnson, the
BLACK Star, and George Godfrey. The
latter claims to be the champion colored
pngilist of America. kilograms have
boon passing freely between their re-
spectiye hackers, and it is understood
that Godfrey will come here to meet
Johnson for a purse of 81, 900, 300 to 60
to the winner. The tight. will probably
occur some time in February, in one Of
the adjoining counties, where there will
be no interference. Godfrey is expected
here from the east soon, and will 60 in
training at opce.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
No Caucus ON Lamar,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Alt was quite
generally expected that a Republican
senatorial caucus would be held to de
termine the course Of procedure on the
associate Justice of the supreme conrt,
no caucu was held, however. Republi-
can senators now say they do not an
ticipate caucus action on the nomination
of Mr.. Lamar, and there is no founda-
tion for the published statement that a
caucu would be called.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
sHERMAN's CRITICISM.

The Presidents Message Condemned BY
Sherman and Defended by voorhees,.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Ain the senate
to-day a variety of petitions were present.
ed, protesting against arbitration of the
fishery question, against the repeal Of
any provisions Of the interstate com.
merce law, ~fayoring and opposing vari-
ous tariff changes, and calling for thu
Issue of fractional currency.
At 1870 Mr.. Sherman took the floor to
discuss the presidents message. He criti-
cised the message for its utter failure Of
reference to all foreign relations, and to
Interesting questions On national affairs,
and for postponing all things until tho
surplus revenue can be disposed of.
The attention paid to the address Of
Senator Sherman on the presidents meg
sage was most marked and earnest.
The Democratic senators listened as at
tenttvely as the speakers colleagues,
The Democratic senators crossed to the
Republican side and sat near the speaker.
Not q paper WAS read nor q letter writ
ten. The scene. was more remarkable
when 1t is considered that Senator Sher-
mans elocntion is not at all impress
sive. AT the conclusion OF Sherman's
speech Mr.. Blair asked that the educa-
tional bill be laid asideto allow Mr.. Voor-
hees to reply TO Mr.. Sherman, but inti-
mated his unwillingness to yield further.
Mr.. Voorhees, took the floor for a
speech in defense of the presidents mes-
sage, and communication Of the admin
fstration. He denounced the statements
of Messrs. Sherman, Teller and other
Republicans in criticism of the presi-
nynk = - -. - - ~. =
ing, and asserted that by way of prepare
tion for the coming presidential cleo
tion, Republican legislators and
journals were e~ndeayoring, by
gross Misrepresentation, Co put the
president and the Democratic party in
the attitude of hostility to American
manufacturing interests. Mr.. Voorhees,
proceeded to defend In detail the preat
dents theories of the tariff revision.
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Gladstone q Not coming.

CoMuMBus, O., Jan. Especial. T.
A well-known citizen of Columbus, and
a relative of the Gladstone family in
England, received aletter from the Right
Hon. Nv. E. Gladstone, written on the
eve of his departure for the continent,
in which he takes occasion TO deny the
report that he is about to visit America.
The distinguished statesman says that at
his advanced age and with his present
engagements at home it will be inn
possible for him to think of making such
a long Journey.
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Mrs. Barry's Recommendation,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. Mrs.
Leonora NJ. Barry, general investigator
of the Knights of Labor, has issued q cir
cular letter to female members of the
order, wherever found. 1t deals with
the condition of working women, and
strongly advocates the expenditure OF
money for education instead of strikes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
An lnterestinr case.

NEW York, Jan. 4-The examination
OF the case of Anthony Comstock against
Knoedler s. Co, art dealers, for seking
pictures containing nude figures. was ar
gued before Justice Kilbreth, CaIfsrt
Bros appearing fors defendant and Col.
Barrier for the Society for Prevention Of
Vice. Brief will be submitted and a
decision will probably be rendered in
about a week.
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Redneinr tha .Earce.

SEDALIA, Mo, Jan. Am order has
been sent over the entire Gould system
requesting that the force of employees in
All departments be reduced 10 per cent.
at once. There are IA, 600 men employed
on the systenl, and the order means the
enforced idfeness of 1,400. The COM
pany states that the order will remain in
effect until March l, but the employees
feel that it is permanent.
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rwo Glrl.. .Chrl,tmaa Joks.,

GRzEsyILLE, Ill, Jan 2.-Anna Finn
and AIDA Sutton, both in their teens,
were lodged in jail here on a charge Of
breaking into and robbing a millinery
store at Sorrento Monday night. The
girls admit the act, but say they did 1t
only for q Christmas joke.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05

Is an enemy to italy. The popes, Sic
said, had always been friends and bene-.
factors OF Italy. The church, he declared,
should be an independent terrestrial au-.
thority 1t is a divine institution and to
try to reduce its interests to q question of
the laws of Italy, can only be the result
of the most deplorable blindness.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
A Meteor.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. Jan. 4-Word
comes from Milford, . town in the north
west corner of this county, that Q meteor
fell about $50 o'clock Monday evening.
The county was Illuminated for miles
about, and hundreds of people have been
going to the spot where 1t fell 1t is al
most buried in a mammoth hole created
by the terrific fall.
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KILLED BY d rragment Of Coal,

ALBA, Ia, Jan. John Breess. a
miner employed in the Jack Oak mines,
was killed By a blast while at dinner.
The miners in the adjoining room placed
a blast, which broke through thu wall
into the room occupied by Breese. A
large fragment of coal struck him on the
head killing him Instantly.
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Fonnd Ernxan stiR

New York, Jan. 4.-Edward Stewart,
living on the old Cannon Bali relud, near
Pompton, n. j., went out on Saturday
morning to cut sore wood. The next
seen of him Was when he was found dead
I'M a%.lonely spot in the mountains, with
his face downward. on q pile of chips.
He was frbzen stiff and was cnvered with
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
The Parsimonioas Duke.

LONDON, Jan. 4-The duke of Edin-
burgh has withdrawn his annual sub
scription of five guineas to the hospital
at Canterbury, and this conspicuous dis
play Of the parisimony his royal highness
has so often been credited with Ms Is dis
tinguishing feature, has not added to the
good feeling for the royal household.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
Young Gaa,istone

LONDON, Jan. AIR. Herbert Glad
Vill vlsit Belfast on January Z, for the
purpose Of fulfilling an engagement to
address the Young Ireland society. There
IS said to be considerable suppressed ex-
citenent among the Belfast Orsngemen
over the announcement of the coming of
the son of the English champion of bone
rule, and 1t is feared that his address will
be made the pretext for a riotous demon,
stration.
ROME, Jan. 4vThe pope, addressing a
depntation of pilgrims, complimented
them OH their avoidance of those persons
who would persuade them that the pope
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Thinks The Werlmen WIN win.

PITTsnugas Pa, Jan. 4.--Thomas J..
Irwin, Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, ~ex.prssi-
dent of the Flint Glass Workers Union,
said that two tableware factories IN His
district were in operation at the workers.
sale; He thought the men would ulti
timHtely win the present contest.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-The duke of Nor
folk was received by the queen at the Os-
borne house, and handed her majesty
the pope's autograph message, thank-
ing her for her jubilee gift and its accom-
panying expressions of kindly feeling.
1t is rumored that lord John Manners
will resign the CHARACTERISTIC of the
duchy OF Lancaster, and possibly his seat
in the house of commons 'spon the reas-
sembling of parliament,
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nIaryland,s New Comptrolier.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. Col. Victor
Baughman. the newly elected state
comptroller, has resigned the presidency
pany, and Stephen Gambrill WAS elected
to fill the place
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
Parnell.

DUBLIN, Jan. MIR. Parnell unex-
pected'y arrived here. 1t is surmised
that his visi. is for the purpose Of adyis-
ing moderation OH the part of the league
leaders in event OF the governments sup
preston of the Dublin branch.
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Nssroes Lxneh : whIta Man.

CHARLESTON, s c., Jan. Ain Pick
n county, Monday, negroes hanged a
half-witted young white man, a farm la
borer, named Walthop, for criminally as
saulting a thirteen-year-old colored girl
Tn latter had died from the effects of
her injuries.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
hi.ot rhrpurhthn unna

CARLISLE, Pa Jan IA son 9f Mr..
Andrew Kerns, who resides near ss.olhg's
gapswhile out shooting met with 4 Very
eeri0as accident A large bullet was dis.
charged from AZ old musket. which tore
its way through the palm OF his hand.
making q hole almost an inch In diameter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
A Mispiaced Switch.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Ian. H.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Jan. IA mis-
PLAYED switch on the Connecticut River
in this city Tuesday morning caused
q collision between 9 freight train and
lie Montreal express. A Monarch car
WAS considerably damaged and a caboose
demolished. The conductor and
brakeman jumped in5time to save their
lives.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
Tho maryland LegiaIatpse

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 4.-The general az
sembly OF Maryland convened, and tn.
officers nominated at the Democratic eau
cns were formally elected,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05

PHnApELrHiA, Jan. 4-The strike
here s at q standstill, and nobody knows
what to d onext The strikers evidently
tnought 10 make one grand coun by or.
daring out the miners, but in reality II
has hadsbuta little efrectshere.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05
Fifteen Huadred pianos,

PARIS, Jan. 4-Erard's immense piano
factory was burned, together with the.
entire machinery and 1900 finished
pianol
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05

NJ. Law has been appointed presi.
dent OF the Rock Island system west o
the Missouri river.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-05

ds UNION STOCK Yards, Il
CHICAGO. Jan, q.
CATTLE Estimated receipts, $500 head. Quiet
Light TO heavy prime 49,. ...,.... S3.oo@a.9J
Cows. bulls 4inixed) $3.50. 2.20xn3.! 40
stockers and feeders j.. ...: 2.0JG3.G0
Texans ei1GD5.2a
HOGS Estimated receipts, 2s.eo0 head Dull.
Light grades 2Sos@5.a5
Rough mixed packing S 2sGtl6l
Heavy packing and shipping grades, 5.s5a5.sa
SHEEP
Natives . ..@ ss,ceGss i
Westerns ~ a5cGtS0s
Texans. - : be43 ~
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and or January 4, 1882, it was 81, 225,-
2yS,42o. On January i 1881, there were
sos, 500, GOO 5 per cent. bonds outstand-
ing. These have all been redeemed dur
ing the year, and Of the $3.50, coo, 900 a 1-2
per cents. outstanding one year ago,
about $50, Gee, 600 have been redeemed
during The year. or the 4 per cents.
there are now $732, al, 100 outstandin &,
| about five millions having been redeemed
Iduring The year.. The total amount Of
interest bearing debt outstanding on the
l1st inst. aggregated 81 ,041, 76l, 742,
against II, $50. 494 ,462 q year ago THIS
incindes, besides the 4 ard 4 IL per
cents. already mentioned, S14, 900, 900 9
per cent. navy pension fund, and So, 49,
512 pacific railroad bonds, and shows a
reduction of $S8, 722, 729 in bonded in
debtedness alone during the yepr. On
January /, 1883, the net cash in the
treasury amounted to 500, 842, SO, S41,-
963. S2S more than on January 1, one
year ago. Deposits In national bank de-
positories aggregate 49,, 1870, 917, or about
ten million more than q month ago
During December there was a net de-
crease of s3, 600, COO In the treasury gold
fund balance. The treasury now holds
1905, S42. 1871 in gold coin and bnl-
lion with s96,374, 057, gold certificates
outstanding, leaving a gold fund balance
OF S208, COS, 1870, n decrease Of about
50. 900. 600 during the past month. The
silver fund $2l6, 9l7 $50 standard dollars
and 81, 232, 636 silver bullion, aggregates
1929, 150i175 Against this there are $780,
800, 423 silver certificates outstanding,
leaving a silver fund balance of $40, 294,-
752, a decrease of about sc, 500, 900 dur
Ing The past month. In addition to this
silver fund the treasury holds 80, 700, 900
of trade dollar bullion. There are now
about SOS, 600, 600 standard silver dollars
in circulation, against $58, 900, 600
on January i, a year & Gov
eminent receipts during December;
aggregated SEQ, 059; 500. OF this amount
$l5, 500, GOO were from customs receipts,
$40, 500, 600 internal revenue, and the re
mainder from miscellaneous sources,
Receipts from July l to Dec. 81, the first
half of the current fiscal year, aggregat-
ed 1892, 3l9, 941, or fully $11; 600, 900 more
than for the corresponding six months of
1888 On the other hand, expenditures
during the first half of the year amount
ed to $l42, Ole, 900, which is about half
a million less than expenditures during
the corresponding six months In 1886.
This points to a surplus of at least $l0O,
600 600 during the current fiscal year, or.
x53. 0O0, 600 above sinking fund require
mentS.
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Turner Hall Burned.

PiITsBuKs. Pa, Jan 4-Turner hall
Allegheny. was burned this morning
Llss SIS 900, fully insured.
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Emma Eta Reel has been appointed
pcstnistrses OF Reel, PottawattamM
county, Iowa. vice u H Axtel. resigned
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a couNTER STATEMENT.
Report Of the Joint Committee Of nIiners,
Laborars and Engineers.

Report OF the Joint Committee Of nIiners,
Laborars and Engineers.
p%oTrsvlLI.E, Pa, Jan. 1.-The joint
committee's official answer is q counter
statement BY the joint committee OF
miners, lsborera and engineers to the
public, The principal feature of this
counter statement la q copy of the orig
inaI agreement made Sept. III, 1887, BY
tho joint committee, and comparing it
with the memorandum of agreement of
the same date, as prepared by Mr.. Whit
lug and signed with his initials. The
material difference lie that the Whiting
memorandum Of agreement distinctly
states this agreement fs to termi-
nate January 1888, a clause
which the joint conlInittee,s paper
did not contain. The. Joint committee
then addresses General Manager Whit
ing as follows: Dear Sir: Fully appre-
siating the course pursued by your COM
pany In the past, especially by yourself
md Mr. C0rbin, In effecting and main
tanning atnicable and satisfactory rela-
gtipns with THE committee, representing
organized labor, the committee now de-
slres TO say that while Ii is their wish
!suifHEss
We cannot agree TO Any construction Of
Che memorandum OF agreement between
your company and this committee, dated
at louisville. Sept. IA, 1887, other than
that said agreement terminated Jan. /,
1888; that 1t would be unfair to ask the
mine workers. OF this region to continue
at The work upon the basis existing
previous to September 18th, 1887.
First because the same reasons that war
ranted the demand made for an
dyRnce still exist, and second,
.hecanse the condition Of affairs mp
on which the Important provisions of
that agreement are based are the Same
now as when that agreement was made,
and further, because at that time the re-.
ceivers could NOT make any agreement;
extending beyond Jan, LIST, it was so con-
sidered and accepted by this COMMITTEES.
Therefore the insertion ct d clause in the
memorandum Of agreement, making
provision for the time beyoud Jan lat.
cannot III honor be considered binding.
IN view Of the fact that the
price OF coal is very likely to re-
main at n figure that will warrant
q continuance Of the present agreement,
We ask THAT the same, together with the
present agreement, and the present fra
Serual relations, be maintained at least
until the company is prepared to make
final settlement.
NoTE-In August last, when Che de-
mand was made and the question wal
under discussion, Mr.. Whiting suggested
that the men continue to work, and that
the matter. could be arbStrated and set.
tied, butin the present affair Mr.. Corbin
allows no such prlvilegenor makes any
such offer, hence there is no ALTERNATIVES
for the men hut to accept the proffered
reduction OF quit. Let the public Judge
cf this whole question upon Its merits !,
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 4.-Alexan
der Duncan, Yale. 1926. Of London, Eng
has given Yale $40. 600 to be used as Ii.
university authorities may deem best.
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gasds as a terrible menace TO peace. 1t
is believed that his holiness will in these
letters also discuss the land and Irish
question. for the guidance of faithful
Catholics.
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Western Inventions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Iowa and N
braska inventors have received patents as
follows:
John E. Branch, Sioux City, Ia, road
grader; James o. Ellis, assignor Of one
half to i. M. Doctor, Red Oak, Ia, cigar
tuck cutter; George A. Stevenson and f.
iocum, Finchford, Ia, stock waterer;
Alfred y. Gillispie, Atlantic, la, card
fastener and label holder for mail bags;
Henry !. Hugh and ". S. Zickfoose,
Wayne, Ia, nut lock; Jens H. Jensen,
SMinden, Neb., check row planter; Her.
bert NJ Laurie, Keokuk, To-, hoop log.
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!. Housa Committan..

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-SpeAker Carlisle
hoped up to noon to be able to announce
the house committees to-day, but at that
time Decided he would be unable to do 10.
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Omaha Live Stock.

UNION STOcK YARDS.
OsAHA Jan 4,
CATTLE Estnsate a ttceipts. 60. head Active.
Erine ;. Il. Ss53o D 49,
Good TO choice %. 4.0y14.s0
cou'mop 70 iiis1itim -. .-..s. $50 Ai.1t
Good cows 4 :. z51si3ps
HOGS Esitmasei reesipss. 800 head Higher
Heavy. .a.-.s. .sB41Gb5.6o
LJght...... s.OoSss IS
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Yankton MaTSot.
- Xa-AnA yA-a-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-Hereafter the Butterick Monthly
city. We will be pleased to furnish them free
of charge to gny enc calling at our atore.
Decemher il, 1856.
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Chicago Live stock.

UNION SrocK YARDS, /
CHICAGO. jan. A. {
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-29

70 be continued IN nest issue.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

State Minnesota. County of Brown 3ss In
Probate Court. Special Term, August End 1885,
In the matter of the Guardianship of John An
derson aud Anton Anderson Minors.
On reading and filing the petition Of Ole b. An
derson guardian of the persons and property of
John Anderson and Anton Anderson minors for
license to sell the real estate Ofhis said wards Mt
private sale; and itappearing from said petition
that it is necessary and would be beneficial to
said wards that said real estate or part thereof
should be sold !;
It is ordered, that the next of kin Of the said
wards aud all persons interested in the estate
OF s.d ward shall appear before said Pro-
bate ourt, at the Probate Office in the City of
New Ulm in the Gountyof Brown aforesaid, on
the Goth day of September A D.1SS8 at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon,to show cause Why license
should not be grantefo the sale OF said realestate
And tits tnrther ordered, that a ctpy of this or
der be persononallv served on the next OF kin of
said wards residing in said Brown County, and on
all persons interested in said estate, at least four
teen days before the hearingo Of said petition as
aforesaid, and by the publication thereof for four
successive weeks in he New Ulm Review aweekly
newspaper printed and published at the City OF
New Uim in said Brown County, the last of which
publications shall be at least fourten days before
sad ofhearing.
4 Dated at New UIm, Mimi. August End 1898.
q. 81 ERNST BRANDT,
SPITE Judge Of Probate.