Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-04
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sgews Of the Day Told In a Very Few
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mine ~incendiary.
All vessels arriving at New York re-
port stormy passages.
The Whitecaps have posted notices at
Glendale, a Cincinnati suburb.
New rates from Chicago the Pacific
are expected to go into effect Jan. l.
President Diaz took the oath of Office
as president of Mexico, his third term.
A demented woman in a nearly nude
condition was captured neal Bonneville,
Ind.
Congressman Payson denies that he
Is In the field rs a possible successor to
Senator Cnllom of Illinois.
Charles Gibson, a gambler, was fa-
tally shot by Dell Huddleson, a conrte-
san, at Trenton, Mo-, for an alleged in
suit.
While skating at Waterloo, Ia, the
18-year old SON of Hon. George McCau-
ley broke through the ice and was
drowned,
The Armour Cudahy packing houses
at South Omaha were damaged $40. 900
by fire.
The coal operators along the Monon-
gahela river have shut down for an in
definite period.
Proctor Knott of Kentucky Is spoken
OF as successor to Oberly on the civil
service commission.
George w. Scott of Springfield, Mo-,
is under arrest for ~fraudulently obtain
ing and opening a letter.
Rev. l.. A.. Dunn, president of the
Central university at Pella, Ia, dropped
dead on the sidewalk. Apoplexy.
The steamship Bolivia, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York with a case of
yarioloid among the steerage passengers.
The large storage ice house of the
Washington Ice company in Chicago was
DESTROYED by fire. Loss, $40, 600; fully
Insured.
George B. Hall of Minnesota has been
appointed superintendent of the dead
letter oaice, vice John b. Baird, re-
signed
For the fifth time in three years the
clothing house of s.. A. Dash, at Crete,
Neb., was successfully raided by
burglars.
The Irish clergy in Rome are prepar-
Ing to give a handsome reception to Mr..
Charles A. Dana on the occasion OF his
visit there.
The weekly bank statement shows the
reserve decreased 20, $50, 800. The banks
now hold 80, 908, 900 in excess Of legal
requirements.
The Fiftieth congress will meet to-day
at noon TO begin it's second and final
session. 1t is expected that this will be
one of the busiest sessions.
b. Il, Allen, jr., who abscondei from
Des Moines with money belonging to
the Wells-Fargo express company, was
arrested at, Montgomery, Ala.
James Sullivan and Joseph Putt, who
were out In an ice boat at Big Stone
Lake, near Ortonville, MINI, ran into
an air hole and were drowned.
At Davenport, Ia, Michael Dillon
went to bed and placed a students lamp
near by. After reading awhile he fell
off to sleep. The lamp was upset and
Dillon fatally burned.
Parson Davies says Eilrain is anxious
to fight Sullivan for IS, 900, bare knuck-
les, prize ring rules, within ten or
twelve weeks, and Fox will furnish the
money.
Joseph Gwasduski, q prominent bust
ness man OF Mt. Carmel, Pa, who was
implicitly trusted by the Polish citizens.
has absconded, taking with him all the
proceeds of a large benevolent society.
Potter Palmer and other wealthy Chi
cagoans have organized "a stock mpa
with n quarter of a million paid u cap
ital, for the purpose of giving annual
horse shows at the western metropolis.
The assessment of $500 at par wal de-
clared on the Washington Base Ball club.
There are about fifteen shares, of which
Mr.. Hewitt, president, owns a majority.
1t is said the club has lost SS23, 600 in three
seasons.
The body of a man supposed to be Ru-
dolph kooler was found in the woods In
the edge OF Omaha by hunters. There
was q bullet hole in the back of his head,
and Indications are that he had been
dead about Ave days. Murder is the
only theory advanced.
The Santa Fe system began yesterday
running direct Pullman service be.
tween San Diego, CAL, and Chicago,
making the longest continuous sleeping
car service in the world-2, 3ll miles.
There will IN the future be but one
change between the oceans.
At Orrville, o., H. b. Swerval ia
tally shot James B. Mcdonald in the OF
fee OF the Exchange hotel. Is seems that
Mcdonald had loaned Sweryall a dollar
and made some reference to 1t, to which
the latter took exception. He asked a
b~ystander: "Shall / give it to himsp and
receiving the reply Eyes," commenced
shooting. He was arrested.
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