Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-05

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ington.
The Northern Illinois Pet and Stock
association bench show is being held at
Rockford.
The steamer Hermann from Bremen,
has arrived at Baltimore with 1,07S i'm
migrants.
Some ugly charges are made against
the management of the Ohio Centennial
exhibition.
No new cases or deaths from yellow
fever at Gainesville yesterday. Disin-
lection has begun.
Winchell, the d~efaulting Dakota
county treasurer has left his bondsmen
in the hole for $40, 600.
Ed Collins, alias Weaver, a well known
Chicago crook, has been convicted Of
burglary In New York.
One man was killed and eight serious
ly wounded by an explosion in the Mid
land mine, Denver, Col.
The board of appeals of the National
Trotting association meet In annual sea-
sion at New York to-day.
O'Connor, the orsman who defeated
Teemer, was given a grand reception at
Toronto on his arrival there.
The elegant country home of Mrs. De
Witt Clinton Mather, at Bound Brook,
N. j., was consumed by fire.
Miss Katie Josie of Boston became In
fatuated with Sam Kee, q prosperous
laundryman, and married him.
Carl Schurz, who has returned from
his trip abroad, was rendered a reception
by the Leiderkrantz club, New York.
The new insane asylum at Clarinda,
Ia., will be ready for occupany this
month, with a capacity for $50 patients.
John G. Haines was acquitted in the
opium smuggling conspiracy case before
the United States court at Auburn, NY.
The Burlington and Missouri road has
commenced work IN 16S. miles Of road
from Alliance, kas., to Crawford, Neb.
Valuable slate and coal mines have been
discovered along the line of the st. Louis
river between Thomson and Cloquet,
| MINI.
Ed Chamberlain, on trial at Logans-
port, Ind, for the murder Of his sweet
heart, stopped proceedings by hanging
himself. E5gSEy97
Three Of the prominent New York
gambling houses were raided, he pro-
prfetors arrested and the utensils car
ried away.
James H. Bruce, an Indianapolis
baker, was attacked by an employe
armed with u Ratchet, and received
fatal wounds. Ssz3|I#s3sa
r. A. Craig, formerly of the st. Paul
Pioneer Press and Chicago Times, has
purchased a controlling interest In the
Omaha Herald. E
Doc Montgomery of Lebanon, Ind,
has been missing since election day. His
body has just been found imbedded in o
strawstack near town. =
William Howard, arrested last spring
at Detroit for having burglars tools In
his possession, was sentenced to ten
years in the peEitentiary.
The proposed 10 per cent. reduction In
wages Of employees of the Atlantic and
Pacific has been abandoned, owiag TO q
threatened strike by the men.
At Summer Hill, Pa, Harry Paul,
n two other young men named Orr
and Patterson were run down and killed
by q train on the Pennsylvania road.
Society circles are shaken by the elope-
ment of the daughter Of Millionaire Scott
Of Toledo with II. A. Ten Eyck, son OF
Leonard G. Ten Eyck OF Albany, N. Y.
The annual convention of the Nebras-
ka Woman's Suffrage association was
formally opened at Omaha last evening
by addresses by notable women, at Boyd's
opera house.
The Knowlton manufacturing property
on the w~ater-power at Rockford, Ills.
was sold at auction for $50, 900 TO the
Rockford Insurance company. 1t is val
ued at 500, 600.
The directors of the st. Louis Fair as.
ISOLATION have decided to hold the next
regular trotting meeting the week be-
fore the fair, which opens the first Mon
DAY in October. 81 49, &
The switchmen's strike at Indianapolis
has been declared. off. The strikers APP
piled for their old places, but in most
cases, they were refused, as their places
had been filled. 5f1g.
In the house to-day Mr.. Mcdonald of
Minnesota, presented q petition from the
citizens of North Dakota for the imme-
date admission into the union of South
Dakota and Montana. 3fM E M
Wisconsin men are warmly urging the
claim of either Governor Rusk or Henry
G. Payne for a cabinet position, while 1t
is stated that Governor Alger is leading
for the war secretary ship.
Philadelphia parties have laid claim,
under an old Spanish grant, to 20, 1000
acres Of valuable land near Berryville,
Ark, valued at S200, 600. The matter
L. causing considerable excitement.
Grant s. MinQis of Columbus, O., has
brought suit against the Ohio State
Journal company to recover $40, 900 for
alleged defamation Of character and In
Jury to business.
The stYeomen of the Guard, will mark
its fiftieth consecutive performance ut
the Casino, Chicago, tonight, by the
presentation of q souvenir to every one
in the house. The souvenir is Of metal
and of an unusually handsome design.
Cheap Process OF Milking Steel F
SPRINeFIELD, o., Dec. 1.-THE Hon,
John w. 4Bookwalter, OF this city, has
engaged in perfecting and introducing a
new process for the manufacture OF steel.
Steel of all grades aud even wrought
iron of the highest purity and quality
can be produced from the pig iron in eight
and one-half minutes, and at 3 cost even
less ahan by any process hitherto known.
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $685.; January, sl.os
CoRN.Deeember, ss4e; January, s5ssc; Feb
ruary, 1855; May, SSc.
oATs-pecamber, 2s.se; May, asI6c,
okKaIDoecember S1s.ss; january, sis.4sIS
IARDaJanuary, $40; December, $685.
SHORT RIBs-February, sss7,s; May, s7.15.
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