Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-29

VINO COnElQethteiy buOWcu nim hEOUuu
and enlightened him upon affairs ct the
institution, kr.t taford returns with an
improved idea of one OF Dakota's edacs-
tional institutions.
The Yankton county Jail nov contains
but 4 prisoner, the mar Molloy, from
Union county, who is held for an offsnse
against thess United States mail. All
the other prisoners who have been there
during the winter have been disposed OF
in various ways, and Molloy will be
dealt with at the May term OF the
United States court.
at the college bazaar meeting Monday
afternoon the subject OF postponement
until after Easter was fully discussed
and it was decided not to open the bazar
until the first week in April. There was
also a statement OF work, wants, and
prospects of the college presented, which
was ordered printed in neat circulars, to
be used in correspondence.
Madame Janauschek and her company
come direct from Omaha to Yankton by
special car and appear nowhere else in
Dakota. From here they go to Sioux
City for one night and from there east.
ward stopping ct Dubuque n night.
Very few cities in the west are visited
by this company. It will do Yankton
good on the outside to give them o full
house.
Walter 81. Oarr's lecture at Memorial
hall last evening drew 9 crowded house
and the multitude wal more than repaid
for it's trouble. The story o: Mr.. Carr's
life in prison is full Of interest, excite.
ment end adventure and had it fallen to
the lot of every soldier to have a similar
experience, there would have been but
one side to the war, and that side de-
clde9ly unpleasant,
The announcement that Madame
Japauschek is to give Yankton an even.
ing OF her presence assures us that
Yankton is to have q theatrical enter
tainment Of the higher order-something
which, with its not first class facilities,
it had hardly aspired to. 1t will give
our people an opportunity to witness
the drama by one OF its most
celebrated devotees and accomplished
artists. All lovers of excellence in this
department of public amusement will
see Madame Janauschek and her COM
pany Monday evening.
The ladies working for the college
bazaar held q meeting Monday afternoon
at which ways and means were DISCUSS
ed for furthering this good cause. Re-
ports of committees were reserved, all
of which showed good progress, Al
ready $3.50 has been received by CORES
pondence by different individuals. Any
one interested in thie institution merely
ss q means of building up of the CITY OF
Yankton who will call at the China hall
or on Mrs L. L. Tyler, and get enc OF
our circulars and enclose the same when
asking for cash contributions will find
them OF great help.
Hugh McDonald's off white horse died
and was inferred yesterday forenoon and
to-day when the horse man of this paper
had almost completed the horses an.
photography the information reached
him that the horse was back again in
his owners stable yard, munching away
on his old time ~sustenance. The horse
was hauled by the hind legs from ita
supposed death bed to the sand ba,
yesterday. but much to its owners
establishment it was alive and in good
Kicking condition this morning. Sus.
pended animation OF this decided type
is rare.
The mention OF the challenge debate
at Yankton college on Monday evening
was unintentionally omitted yesterday
The debate was between the Yanktor
college literary and the Philomathear
societies OF the college. the respective
organizations being represented by thu
champions. The question was: aRe
solped. That the United States govern
ment should further restrict foreign i'm
migration" of which question the Philo
matheans took the affirmative view and
the Y. o. L. b, the negative. Messra
Morris and Burgi argued in the affirma'
tive and Messrs. Jamison and Chase il
the negative and the arguments, in th,
words of one of the judges, nwould hav
reflected credit upon older heads.
Twenty minutes was allowed to eacl
speaker and In that brief time mucl
forcible and entertaining information
was given. w. Barnes, L. B. FrencI
and Hugh s. Gamble acted ss Judge
and after the conclusion OF the argument
, they retired and deaiberated. After on
baiios NJ. French, for the judges, an
nounced a decision in favor Of the mega
tive which decision was greeted wit
vociferous applause.
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