Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-02

P. S Rice must longer linges in the
Ysnkton county Jail, for .he city court
is buay and Rice cannot fad bail. As
ha sits within dungeon be will have
| time TO kick himself for being foolish
enough to try to psse bogns ceack.
When independence day is over forth ne
| will be brought and by the stony hearted
! Justice lesson he'd be taught. The
court will bind him over to await she
low aud he'll fad that he monkeyed
with too large bnz saw.
| A visitor to that portion OF The James
river valley lying sast of the river aud
no tn OF the james river house bridge,
will be struck with the excellent appear
anoe of the varIons things that grow.
Crops never were as good in Yankton
] oounty as at present and although har-
vesting may not begin until later day
than usual the yield will be immense.
i Wm. Walpole, one of Yankton counsy's
oldest farmers. says there is more grain
to the square inch in Ysnkton county
; now than he has ever seen and VIM. is
good authority. Corn wes backward,
. but is now coming forward with aston
ishipg rapidity.
A wedding which occurred at Peter
. Hnber's residence, near jamestown,
yesterday afternoon was productive of o
great deal OF pleasure. Louis Nipp and
Miss Annie Huber, two of the popular
] young people of that section. we're
1 united in the holy bonds OF matrimopy
and three hundred of their friends from
Yenkton, and other places were present
TO give them an auspicious start in life
The Yankton band was nlso present
: and the afternoon and ell OF last night
were made hours Of unalioyed pleasure
e A portion of the band returned about
Io'cl ok This morning, and before going
!: to work for the day discoussed some
N usio on the streets.
In the parade Oh the Fourth OF July
some OF the most attractive merchants
II displays will be exhibited. A large mum
Il bey of business men have arranged tc
make displays, and that feature of tht
parade will be one OF the most interest
ling. The streets must be cleared during
the parade 30 that nothing will Interfere
with the march. Nearly all the busi
n n ness houses will close at noon and the
balance OF she day will be given over tt
fun. ALI the towns in the vicinity o
Yankton will be largely represented AM
everybody should arrange to have
holiday. The dance at Turner hall ii
the evening will be an appropriate wine
iy up for 60 gala an occasion.
, Some information hastily given u
II late Saturday afternoon by an officer wa
incomplete and incorrect in some of it
particulars. The party referred to a
" having dislocated Sheriff Kincel's fnge
wss an ex-oow boy, an American b.
" birth, named F. Hamilton. He wn
arrested by the sheriff over in Ola
county, for $40 assault upon a Norwegia
resident OF that section, and came quiet
ly and willingly with MS. Kincel
Yankton and Was here tried and fine
- by Judge. Eiaredge. AfteFwards whi
walking upon the street with the sheri
;. Hamilton became unruly without appa
: ent provocation, and in the melee whic
ensued dislocsted the sheriffs finger
N Marshal Brennan lent hand and assis
-. ed Sheriff Kincel in subduing Hamilso
and conducting him to iall.
ok Yesterday Geo. He Hard received
nd telegram from the master Of mason
lodge at Houston, Texas, informing hi
h. that Rev. G. 81. Bohn was there
th charge OF the Masons in bad conditit
mentally. To-day telegram was r
I'd. ceived by Mr.. B and from II. Bic
sy with, rector OF Christ church, Housso
isa which read: "Rev. O. II. Bohn is vii
Us. he csunot travel alone. His mir
a. wanders. Advise me Immediately
ian This information was wired to Ml
q Bohn at Joplin, Missouri, and the Hot
ton parties asked to keep Mr.. Bohn
rho their charge until further directions we
the seat. liz ls prooabie snsb Mfe. DOM
Co. father will go to Texas after her hu
band. This information confirms b
viIl previous suppos,tion that Mr.. Bohn
DIV insane. Since his escape from Oma
ey, he has probably wandered ainleyf
about and his supply OF money gIvi
orv out in Houston his case has been broug
non TO the attention of the masonic a
,ast church fraternity. The statement th
M. ahis mind wanders' indicates lu'
intervals in which he could give
was account of himself.
theI II ia with extreme regret that
out chronicle the fact that Saturdays de
om ocratic convention was productive
after bloodshed. Late in the afternc
tied discussion arose between DR.. Col
Cd and Insane Hospital Trustee Peemill
was on the sidewalk on the corner OF Th
lace and Douglas, relative to some matt
connected with the democratic gath
ling ing OF the day. In retaliation fer
ffioe heated remark, DR.. Ooney 30 faE for
n 7thimself as to strike Trustee Peemiller
our- the face, and Trustee Peemiller, in
frenzy OF the moment, departed fl
prch his usual cslm and ciroumspect meth
loes and belted DR.. Coney one in the nei,
ones borhood OF the sEeller. II happe
rdav that further bloodshed was nverted
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