Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-07
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The president has resumed his public
receptions.
The South Duluth stock yards burned.
Loss, 500, 900.
Gaudaur wants q go at O'Connor, the
champion oarsman.
Ret Clarkson. denies that he has been
offered a cabinet position.
Thirty pages of the senate tariff bill
were disposed of yesterday.
The total log cut by Oshkosh mills for
the season is 81, 800, 600 feet.
-Four new cases of yellow fever and one
death at Jacksonville yesterday.
The elusive Willie Tascott has again
been captured, but where no one knows.
Two daugters Of Antonio Denomia
were drowned In Bad river, near Ash
land, Wis.
DR.. Chef Chase was struck by the Bur-
lington e%ast-bound express at Altoona
and killed.
The Iowa State Improved Stock
Breeders fifteenth annual meeting is
being held ut Des Moines.
A pronounced case of smallpox has
appeared among the soldiers In the gar
rison a., Brownsville, Tex.
Another stage was held up by a lone
highwayman yesterday in California.
Considerable booty vas obtained.
The naval affairs committee of the
house have practically decided to appro.
pirate IS, 600, 900 fer the cruisers.
4. Grumbach, a Duluth, MINI, fur
rier, has disappeared, leaving an in
debtedness of several thousand dollars.
AT Herkimer, N. Y, Flagman Wolyer
rushed before the fast mail train and
saved two girls, but was himself killed.
While resisting arrest, VIM. Hunter
OF Arcadia, Ia, a saloonkeeper, was shot
and instantly killed by Constable Mulsey.
Gen. John McClernand of Springfield,
Ills, denies that he has or has had any
intention of withdrawing from the G..
A. r.
The board of appeals of the American
Irottlng association, in session at De-
troit, summarily expelled ten horsemen
for ringing"
The subcommittee of the senate finance
committee gave a hearing to William
Pickhart of New York, on the subject of
duties on certain chemicals.
The widow of the late Amos j. Smell
has increased the present reward of
$50, 600 for the capture of Tascott to
$4,000, to hold good for four months.
The Tories and Liberal Unionists of
birmingham are making preparations for
a public demonstration of welcome to
Joseph Chamberlain and his American
wife.
Ten prisoners escaped from the county
Jail at Council Bluffs yesterday morning,
by fling the fastenings of a corridor gate.
After an exciting chase several were re-
captured.
The citizens of Portland have an
nounced their determination to break up
the Highbinders' society there, and have
notified them to disband or abide the con-
sequences.
Albert Justus, a boy, was killed and
his companion, Willie Barton, fatally in
jured while riding on a freight car at
Leavenwcrth, Kas. The car jumped
the track.
The wife of one of the miners lost In
the Calumet aud Hecla mine fire went
raving mad, and the wife of another is
dangerously sick from the intense merry
Gus strain.
Ten jurors have been secured at Co.
neva, Ill, to try the case in which Bau-
ereisen, a brotherhood engineer, is
charged with using dynamite to destroy
20" property.
President Ey H. Capen, of Tuft col
lege. has been nominated by Governor
Ames to succeed the late E. c. Corrigan
as member of the Massachusetts board
of education.
The Grand Army proposes to aid any
of the Union veterans who weri. evicted
from the Des Moines river lands as far
as II can. The department of Iowa Is
looking after it.
By the recent purchase Of So, 600 kegs
of nails, Thomas j. Boyle & Co, iron
brokers gG Pittsburp. have secnred cx,r.