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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Nebraska ma Iowa Pensions.

WASHINGTON, jan. T. Following Il
the representation OF Nebraska and Iowa
citizens In the last batch OF pensions
issued:
Nebraska archaeological: Charles
Al Ailstruck, Firth; Charles T. Hall.
Paris; Thomas b Longstretch, Edgar;
Alvin %. Bonner, Cambridge. Increase:
James NJ. Metcher, Seward.
Iowa Pensions--Eliza j.. widow Of
James Hollister, Bellevue; minors Of
William Wishnrd, Bloomfield; Surrllda.
widow OF Gilbert p. Britt Clarlnda;
Dora s., widow of George T. Beysr.
Davenport; Josephine, widow OF ElIhu
q. Burns, Montrose. Mexican war: WIN.
zyyiek. Cherokee; Frederick Hecker,
Waterloo; John II Harbour, Prairie
City. Original: John PETER. Peoria;
Lewis g. Howe, Grundy; Henry
.. Bowers, Newha1l; William r.
Mofhaus, Mitchell; William II.
Barlow, Ruthyan; Hiram y. Ferguson.
Story City; James +. Adams, Durham;
Robert Kendall, Hamburg; John r. Ross,
MNos james "A. Dunbar. Mt. Sterling;
Jas. Hossister (~deceased), Bellevue; Jas.
Alters, AKellerton; Geo. Eabert. Council
Bluffs; William II. Crown, Pennington;
Dennis Myers Charlin. Increase: John
Hansmsn, Des Moines, Jared Ssrauser;
sFoxtancllo, John r. Madison, Manches-
tor; Harry e. Routzong. Henderson; Au-
gust A. Dram, Scranton City, Gee. w.
Deardosfl, Newell; Richard Gonzales. Al
iison; Isaac Saunders, Delhi.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
PoTTsvlLLE
\ Terrible Blow to the Strikers by Re-
fnssI Of Credit.

4 Terrible Blow to the Strikers by Re-
fnssI Of Credit.
PoTTsyIrLR, Pa, Jan. THE joint
labor committee has been two days try
Ing to decide whether the operators who
: willing to pay the advance shall be
permitted to nina coal ia ha hsndlaa hv
scab %railroaders. This question is 4 mo.
nasntous with the labor o~rgrnigs-
lions. The r~ailr5adsrs objected to the
mining Of coal under these aircum.
staaceS, while the miners say thsy have
8ot al they asked for, and want to work.
II the new Issue DO forc.d, aud the men
be not permitted to work st the advance,
the strike is positively lost to the men,
Tor hundreds Of knights will continue
working regardless OF consequences.
The emily information elected as to the
result OF the conference OF locaI officials
AS Phiiadelphia was that II had been de-
cldeds to remain quiet and let events
shape themselves. Ne special efforts are
te be made to atari any Of the collieries.
The company Is not well pleased at the
individual companies c~onceding the ad-
vanc and going to work.
abs pottsyiiis Merchants, exchange
hare decided to cease selling on credit to
any customarS out Of employment In con-
sequence Of the strike. This will bal
terrible blow to the strikers, but 1t Is the
only salvation Of the merchants. They
have gone Through strikes before, snd
know that bankruptcy awaits those who
continue the credit syatem. One rnofch-
ant said at the meeting. ~ will sell
$780, 600 of 1887 strike accounts for S80.,,
Most Of the individuals continue work.
Ing. The company worked but three
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
course, is !

thronged with ladies. There was no OPP
position to the noble Scot although
more than one member would have been
pleased to have voted for Carlisle. Mr..
Buck, the minister to Peru, who has a
grievance against Mr.. Beck, failed to
materialize, and the Scatchman's name
was the Only one that went before the
caucus. Mr.. Evans Settle, the brilliant
young member from Owen county, pre-
sented 1t in 4 rafting speech that moved
the house to the widest enthusiasm. One
ballot was taken, and Mr.. Beck received
the unanimous vote. He made a pretty
speech of thanks, and was cheered
vocifeTously. He said he would try to
do that which he thought would be best
for his country, which was America, and
Scotland, as some of his critics were
fond OF proclaiming. Senator Black
burn was present through it all, with a
beaming smile upon his face, and no
faint suggestion of a cancer in his stom.
ach. After the adjournment of the eau
u Mr.. Beck banqueted 300 friends at
the Capitol hotel. John s. Woods, pres
emit incumbent, was nominated for public
printer, and Mrs. Virginia Hanson, in.
cunbent. for state librarian.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
THE MINERS WILL STICK.
UNEXPECTED RESULT OF THE SAT.
uRpAY CONFERENCE.

H-#auE.
The Miners Expect overtures From the
Company. but VIII Not Go to Work
Unies. the Striking Railroad Men Arc
Incirdsd.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. THE posi-
tion Of ths miners as regards the strik-
ing railroad hands. was clearly proven
Saturday morning, when at a secret
meeting CT the X. OF l.. assembly, Mas
tpr Workman Gleason read a letter from
the miners assembly, stating that they
confidently expected oyertures Of settle
nsent from President Corbin by Monday,
and adding that unless railroad men
were included, they would not return to
work. All is quiet at Port Richmond,
and the last of the Italians, twelve in
number, have left, the whE1yes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
NATHAN ). SUTTON HANGED.

he ssEsit the Halter Draw. With Good
Opinion u she Law
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Nathan b.
Sutton, who murdered 1 ~ranchmau at
40 EsSI
2 strone effort In raany quarters to se-
! concentration Of sutton's sentence,
but without avail. Theirs have been -ix
executions during Governor WWaterlnan's
four months OF service, aud he has in
.eash case refused to accsde to urgent ap-
Sutton Inadeo tho scaffeld, he said. al
admire the Arm stand Coy. Waterman
hes taken III thesIaatter ct granting 6
mutation and pardons. II he hofds his
grip the community Win have but little
80 complain Of as regards the showing of
executive c1enaahcy.h
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
TuPPER TALKS OF RECIPROCITY.
Free Interchange of Natural Produess
With the United states.

Free interchange of Natural Produess
With the United states.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Jan. /. - Sir
Charles Topper, speaking of the fisheries
commission, expressed q strong hope
that g satisfactory issue would be reached.
Sir Charles talked freely about complete
reciprocity and commercial union. Of
the latter he remarked that the subject
had only been barely mooted in the house
OF commons at the last session. He an
ticipated that the subject would be fully
tbrashed out on the floor Of the house at
the coming session. In reply 10 the d.
rect question he would not say waethsr
he was in favor of unrestricted recipro.
city or merely reciprocal treaty. He
had never gone farther shan to state his
lifelong advocacy o -the frea interchange
of natural products between the United
States and Canada.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
sssa ana 9akutaiau
HURRIED INTO ETERNITY.
TERRIBLE RESULT OF A. GIANT POW
DER EXPLOSION.

Three Hen KILLED and Several Others
Fatally Injured The HsArtrending
Dsxth Of chiidrsn Imprlsonsd In =
Rnrnins House-Remarkabls AooIdent.
WiLKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. IA terri
Die explosion Of giant powder, by which
three men lost their Lives, three were IA.
tally hurt. and seven seriunsly injured,
occurred on the new branch of the Lee
high Valley railroad, near Lanrel Run.
About twenty men, on section 8. we're at
work In q deep cut near Laurel Run
blasting rock Morris sDonohue, an old
and experienced rockman, had charge
OF the gang. A hole twelve feet deep
had been drilled Into a ledge Of conglom-
Grated rock. Donohue found fault with
the powder. He said 1t was leaving
him. He called the attention Of the
walking boss, Mr.. Rsddlng, to the mat
Ter. Mr.. Redding said: II will fix
it, and he wont in the direction
sof the tool-5ox TO get q dynamite
cartridge to fire the charge. He had no
sooner reached the box thar there was q
terrible explosion. The charge In tho
rock went of prematurely, and with snch
force IS TO s nd all the laborers who were
naar by dying in the air. The walking
boss said:
II shall forget the sight. /
turned around as soon rs / heard the
noise and saw the bodies of the men and
flying rock in the air. A big cloud OF
srnoks darkened the atmosphere
Az aocfs as word 8cotld be sent the next /
section, helping hands came to: the res
cue, and the dying and injured vera car
ried on to their Ehantiea. Doctors wore
summoned In hot haste from Wilkes
barre. The mangled forms Of the men
were scattered about In all directions.
Some Of them were thrown a distance OF
$40 feet. One poor fellows leg was
found 100 feet from his body. Another
mans body was shattered 50 that every
bone was broken. The agonizing cries
ef the injured mon as they lay on the
rocks and snow were heartrendinG.
Contractor Reichart says the explosion
Ia = mystery to him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Protection Speeches.

WASHINGTON, Jan. z.-Herbert Rad
clif, secretary the Home Market club,
Of Bcston, accompanied BY Senator Hoar
and Dawes, and the entire Massnchu-
setts Republican delegation in the house,
waited upon Senator Sherman and In.
vited him to deliver a protection speech,
y Q banquet to be given by that club In
Boston, the latter part Of this month or
carly In February. The senator accepted
the invitation. Congressman McGiniey,
Of ohis, and Gof, OF West Virginia, hove
Also accepted invitations to attend the
banquet and deliver tariff speeches.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
HooslER DRuMMERs.

The Commercial Travellers Meet In An
nual Session at Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. THE thir-
teenth annual convention Of the COM
mercial Travellers association, Of the
state of Indiana, began Friday night at
Evans hall. Between twelve and fifteen
hundred are. in attendance, and every
part of the state is well4represented. The
visitors were received ut the depot by
local members Of the association and
several bands Of music. IA grand recep-
ton and ball took place. The grand
event will close with a banquet.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
DISSATISFACTION IN OHIO.

EHRf
Much Feeling Manifested Over the Re-
publican Bolt.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. Very little
work II being accomplished in the Ohio
senate on account Of the feeling which
exists among the Republican majority
over the organization Of that body. Ths
boilers, who Joined the Democrats to or
ganige the senate in opposition to She
caucus nominees, are hanging to the text
quite well. A resolution was offered
condemning the selection of = prominent
Democrat : one OF the c~lerkships, but
the folters and Democratic tabled the
document.
Prominent Republicans from all parts
Of the state are taking q hand in the.
fght, and sending In telsgraIns condemn.
ing the action of the boilers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
coULo fight As WELL As PRAY.

An OHIO Miafstsr Promptly EnockssO Out !
lkaf,Aa who INSULTS Him..
URBASA, O., Jan. Ian unusual and
exciting scene took place at the close Of
the services IN the Protestant Episcopal
church, near Cable. this comfy. While
the exercises we're in progress Richard
Darnell, . turly rural!st, took q seat ie
the front row. He Immediately com
rienced ~annoying both the preacher and
congregation By making Unnecessary
noise np'il the p~sstnratip 1isy. 81. II.
ctrs, rickdfssolitciy ASKED tue sisturbsr to
qult Lhs chngch, Darnen c~ontinned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
a HEARTREMDlAo DEATH.

4 Family Of Childrsn looked Up In !
Burning zISuas.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. 6.-Mrs
Issao Parneii started to church, leaving
her four children, thu eldest six years
old, lacked up In tho house. While going
70 bed they In soma ray igaiscd the
closhinR, and In i naomsnt the house was
one mass Of flames. sho eldest escaned
through tho window, fearfuliY burlSd
and scorched, but the other thres xSse
burned 10 death.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09

found. Beatty returned home heart
broken. Another wedding party was as
sembled In tho Doyle house. This happy
man on this occasion was Wesley Parker,
a hose cart driver, of this city, with
whom Miss Doyle,.it appears, had fallen
In love only a few days before she was to
have married Beatty The family ara
reconciled, and Mr.. Doyle. 1t is said,
will furnish his son-in-law means to en-
gage in business. Parker is a fine, a
ly fellow, a fearless fireman, and Of some
education,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
4 REMARKABLE ACCIDENT.
A Slate PsnciI Penetrates ths Breast.
Resting, on tho Heart.

A Slate Psncil Penetrates ths Breast.
Resting on tho Heart.
Providence, R. l., Jan. Paul Fan.
iscpart, seven years OF age, living with
his parents at No. $50 Eddy street, while
running across N of the rooms of the
house with q slate pencil about three and
q halt inches inslength, caught his foot
in the carpet and was thrown headfore-
most, falling heavily. The slate pencil
penetrated his breast to the depth Of
three inches, leaving half an inch If the
pencil exposed. The mother Of the child
summoned a doctor. He extracted the
pencil with his fingers, NOT daring to use
an instrument, as he was of the opinion
that a very slight agitation of the pencil
would produce instant death, or perhaps
break the brittle substance, the end Of
which rested directly on the lads heart.
The boy was unconscious from the time
of the accident until after the pencil had
been extracted, and was then restored to
consciousness by artificial means.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
The MISSOURI INSURANCE LAWS.

AsCaae to Test the Validity Of : Logic
native Act.
ST. LOUIS. No, Jan. "a great deal
OF general interest attaches to the prose-
eution Of The Order Of the Iron Hall, be
gun here il the court Of criminal corrcc4
ton, NJ A. Cooper u the defendant,
and he Is charged with violating the In
surancs Laws By refusing 70 take out q
license to do Insurance business. This
law which WAS passed by the last legis-
lature, applies to all orders. The state
made Ito aas In an hour, and then ths
defense opened. As the law excsapts
genuine benevolent societies, the defense
ts based On these grounds. Ali the TO-
clothes IN the state are awaiting ths re-
suit
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
AMERICAS GREAT KNockER.

Sullivan win Take Part in No sham
BATTLES. but He'll Fight.
LONDON, Jan. Tile hackers Of Jem
Smith are anxious to have John L Sui
Ivan engage to meet him in a series OF
exhibition battles in the principal cities
OF the world, the tour to end in Cali
fornia. Sullivan has refused to take
part In any sham contests with Smith, or
any other English fighter, and will agree
to a bona fide contest only. The man
ayers of Smiths interests are averse to
q serious meeting Of their principal with
Sullivan.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
ThiFty Were Lost,

HYAsxrs, Mass, Jan. THE United
States steamer verbena arrived at HyAn-
mis-. with the captain and crew OF the
steamer New Castle City, which was
wrecked on South Shoals about 9 week
ago Oyer thirty were lest In the dis.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Janausohek wen Paid for nor rroub,e

Jananschek Well Paid for Hsr Trouble
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Jan. THE case
Of Nine. Janauschek against Harry Bull,
jr., proprietor Of the Perry House, New
port, for $40, 900 damages for injuries
sustained by falling down stairs, was re.
sumed in the United States district court
in this city. Bainbridge .Wadieigh, OF
New York, addressed the jury for the
plaintiff. The jury, after being oct an
hour and one-half, returned a verdict of
$12.00 damages to Mime. Janauschek,
who appeared deeply gratified at the sue
cessful Issue OF her suit.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Con. Gsrcia te Munt Bernnl.

NoeALEs, Ariz.. jan. lit 10 rumored
that Gen. Lorenzo Eaorsnz0 Garcia, who
killed thirty-seven Apachss and cApsured
llS more in the Sierra Madre esaycn
hight, on the boundary line Of Chihushua,
in 1882, has been placed In commard 81
the campaign against Bandit Ber1El. He
Is now st Cosala, Siaaloa, and 1t is more
than probable the rumor is true. as hts
success in fighting bandits and Indians
has been almost phenomenal. The Aueri-
can residents, after his fight with the
Apaches in the Sierra Madre, presented
him with a $500 sword.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
THE NEWS BOILED DOWN.

The straits at Sheboygan are frozen.
yandAiia, Mich, was damaged $50, 000
BY frc
On . farm near z~oilarsville, Pa, a sub.
terranean fire Is raging.
An incipfent volcano has been discov.
eEed near Washington, Pa
"Eeformersn lynched three men IN
Madison county, Tex, on Thursday
night.
Tkle ItAscn nan.n e Ne
neApoiia, sold its entire stock 10 Martin.
Of Chicago.
The case Of leprosy reported from At
lanta, I'LL, turns QUITO be q mild type Of
skin disesse.
The Minnesota Thrasher company paid
$l,l05.o00.76 for the car company plant
at Saltwater.
HagRott, who murdered Dr.. Eady, near
Durango Col, syAs shot at Negaies, A.
a., Thursday morning.
Theodore v. Koanie, an architect at
Lafayette, Ind, unable 70 get employ
xnent, attempted suicide.
Nathan B. Sutton, who murdered \
%ranehuan named Alex. Martia, last Sep
TENDER, was hanged at Oakland, Cal.
Emperor William is again suffering
from the effects Of a cold. He has been
confined to his apartments since Tuesday.
LR. Randolph. dealer in notions at
Hastings, Neb., and Denver, has iiabili-
ties OF $l6, 200, and &ssets OF about one
tenth that amount.
Joseph Kellsy, an Ashland. wis.
woodsman. vent TO slenp In q saloon,
and, after being pounded almost to death.
Was set on fire by a crowd5 OF hoodIums,
Nfko regarded 1t ~ a good Joke
In 4 battle between q band Of robbers
and tsie ciyilauthorities, near San Angela,
Mex, the robbers were routed and took
refuge 10 the lava beds. Their leader
waa fatally wounded- and two Of the
civilians were Killed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09

y Go~skpssrseiters Arrsssea Ia Missouri.
81 JosEPa, Mo. Jan.7.-Jsmes Smith,
living III tho southern part Of this city,
Was arrested, together with his wife and
NV children, charged with passing
counterfeit money. When searched sew
eral counterfeit hais.doIlsfs were found
On Smith. Tlioir operations have been
very successful, and there il no teliing
how much Of the money ii out In the
atty
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Presidsnt IngaIls shaken On.

crscIssATr, o., Jan. THE private
car Of President Ingalls,, Of the Big -Four
road, was struck by q passing engine
while standing on q siding at North
Bend, at 8 o'clock Friday night. Mr..
Ingalls, andhis secretary, William Green,
were somewhat shaken up and bruised,
but not seriously. Fireman George r.
Leafier had his leg broken. Outside, the
car was badly damaged. 1t had not been
drawn far enough on the siding to clear
II from the engine running on the main
track
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Fiye sentenced Tor Murdar.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. Five In
dian scouts, who murdered their COM
mander. Lieut. Seward Mott, at San
Carlos Indian agency. Arix, June last.
have been sentenced after trial by court.
martial, Gen. Miles presiding. Two of
the ~murderers 60 to prison at hard labor
for twenty years each, one fifteen years,
and one for two years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Eight Nihili.t. "a H.pe.

LONDON, Jan. IA tslegrnm from the
German frontier of Russia states that
eight nihilists, including the Cossack,
Esernoff, who attempted I o take the life
Of she car during the emperor's visit to
the Cossack country, will be hanged at.
st. Petersburg on Feb. !.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Irlal hy conrt-nrartI.1.

SALT LAKE Cry, Utah, Jan. About
y week ago Gen. George Crook ordered a
general court-martial 70 v at Fort
Douglas, Utah, to try Capt. J. "a. Ohm
stead, Ninth cavalry, Fort Duchesne,
Utah, on the charge of conduct uRbe.
coming an officer and gentleman. Tho
court met, aud after the charges had
been preferred, an adjournment was had
to Monday next. Lieut.. Young is u son
Of Brigham Young, and q few years ago
Was judge advocate on Gen. Hancock,s
staG on Governors Island.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
YHnkton Market.
H Ya~Lr~ T-.o-r 4
Special Tax Levy.

Oiace 81 gity YsaktoH. Daksts.
NOTICE In hereby given that q special TAI
~ has been levied by the Mayor and Council
Of She city of Yankton, D. r.. Tor the construc-
tion OF sidewalks along or in trent of the lots
hArsinnfter descrihsd. Said tax 10 now due
and placed In my hands for collection Uple o
the same Is paid within ! irty days . penalty Of
ten rsr esnt will bs added to the suua due
upon each lot or part of lot. The Following ID
. description OF the real cstAts. the NJ me Of he
snpposed owxcs and the amoun Of epecsnl tag
sssssaed agsiast each lot or parcel Il real estate
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
An In.ane nushanh

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. wv. c. Duer
killed his wife while riding on the road
with her Two little children, by cut
ting her throat with a knife. He
then drove on to Bell Haven with the
children and his wife's dead Body, and
surrendered himself to an oficer. He
expressed sorrow for the deed, but said
he could not help It. He is insane.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09

and 1T vii.
be Mr.. Beck
third term - AT
honor which hi:
never before beer
conferred in this
state. The scenes
at the cancus
. lively and.
agirited. Nearly
all of the promi
nent politicians
in the state were
present, and the
galleries w ere
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
rho Emperor Trusts.

BERLIN, Jan. THE emperor, IN the,
course Of q New Years letter to the mag
istrate OF Berlin, wrote: II trust that,
under the protection Of lasting peace and
economic legislative measures, the well
fare OF the nation will continue to de-
velop.',
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Clouds Of Lscusss.

NoeALEs, A. r., Jan. Clouds Of To-
Gusts have appeared At Zarala, sinaloa,
and are cleaning every spear Of vegeta-
ton in the district. Farmers ara guard
ing their fields With Ares, while many
have inaugurated aD active warfare
against the destructive insects. Two
brilliant stara have been ssen at early
morning, and the superstitious believe
that it is the cause of the coming Of the
locusts
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Death OF u. Pops.s General.

RoME, Jan. 7.-Gen- Herman Kamxler
formerly commander of the pontiflcal
army, is dead. He was born In Baden
IN 1929, and entered the papaI military
in 1S45, continuing there until
the downfall of the temporal power of
the holy see. He remained an inhabit-
ant of the Vatican until the death of
Pope Plus TX, after which, on Feb 49,,
1878, he was retired on the pretext OF
ecsnomy ID the vatican expenditure.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-09
Technfcal naaance.

DUBLIN, Jan, 1.-THE Nation alist
meeting which it was proposed to hold,
was abandoned In Difference to the gov
er4nent proclamation, but three meet
ings were held outside aof the town. to
which no attention was paid by the POI
lice, although they were aware OF the
technical defiance Of the proclamation
manifested,