Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-14
from welgie's ,ewsrry store a. Anamosa.

from RtlBie b JeWelry StQFo nv AuhnoSai
Iowa.
Chief Colorow, the notorious Ute chief,
died at Fort Duchesne, Utah, from pneu
monia.
"Parson" Davies has left for Cleve
land, in the interest of Kilrain and
Mitchell.
Bond offerings yesterday amounted tic
Sc, COO, 0D0; 1900 In AIS were accepted
at $1.0SX
Heavy snow fell in the vicinity OF
Waterloo, Ia, where winter has begun
in earnest.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons denies the inter
view in which she was reported as being
engaged to marry Editor Bernstein.
In the race at Omaha the horses at the
end of the third day had a score of 343
miles and 3 laps, and the bicyclists 34s
miles, 5 laps.
Blacks dry goods house and grocery
store in Texarkana, Ark, has been closed
by attachments. Liabilities, $40, 600; as
sets, 500, 600.
The Liabilities of the Lincoln Mills and
Stock Farm company, operated near
Warner, Ark, are about SIT, 900; assets
about the same.
Gas escaping from the mains OF Ma
telot street, Quebec, exploded, wrecking
several houses and seriously injuring
some of the inmates.
Major E. j. Spaulding of the 18th cav
airy, was shot and killed yesterday at
Fit. Mcdonnell, Ariz, by the accidental
discharge of a gun.
At Brooklyn Azarrah White (colored)
q painter, killed his paramour, Laura
Dickson (colored), by g blow with an ak,
during a quarrel caused by the woman's
Jealousy.
Mr.. j. N. Matthews, the Buffalo ed
itor, passed a comfortable night, but
was somewhat weaker in the morning.
Unmistakable symptoms of kidney dis
ease have appeared.
Maurice Smuhlenman, formerly en-
ployed in the treasurer's office, Washing
ton, has been appointed cashier of the
New York suh-treasury at q salary of
$4,000 per annum
BY an error in the returns in a Boston
voting precinct Hart was given 488 and
O'Brien 100 votes for mayor. These ag-
ures should have been reversed. Harris
majority is / 900.
The Western Union statement shows
net earnings for the past quarter, 81, 707,-
67S. The usual 1A per cent. dividend
was declared. Estimated surplus on
Jan. 1, ss, 2a1, 75e.
Rabbi Levi, who was arrested in Chi
cago and taken to New Orleans, on q
charge of obtaining mortgage notes by
fraud, was tried and acquitted, the jury
not leaving the box.
AT Jacksonville the yellow fever bull
letins were discontinued yesterday, no
new cases having been reported within
this city during the past seven days.
About 20p refugees returned.
The president has received the resig.
nation of United States District Attor.
ney Lynery B. Sellers, of the Indianapo.
lis district, but he has not yet accepted
1t, n does not wish to do so.
Official notice was sent to the passen-
ger agents of all railroad lines in the
west and northwest that at the expira-
tion of ten days the passenger rates will
be restored to tie former basis.
Cornelius Vanderbilt will give a grand
"stag reception to Rev. DIR. David H.
Greer, ID. d. rector of ST. Bartholomew's
church, at Mr.. Yanderbilt's residence,
No. | West Forty-seventh street.
Edwin A. Hogg was appointed post
"o IASheohi i1isCuSoCh Gouuty,
Neb., vice Nathan T. Hall, resigned, and
Andrew j. Fuller, at Swan Lake, EN-
met county, Ia, vice S. d. Smith, re.
signed.
The trial of ~Oberkamps and Mack, who
will be remembered as having been en-
gagged in the most extensive robbery Of
letter boxes ever known, last summer,
began in the United States court ut
Chicago.
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt, aged %, while
demented, threw herself and her two
children from the fourth-story window
of q tenement house. The two children
were killed and the mother perhaps ia
tally wounded.
The coronor's jury in the Halves muir.
der case returned q verdict that Mrs.
Halves and the girl, Mary, came to their
death at the hands of r. r. Halves, and
that Albert Patterson and Fannie Bry-
ant were a~ccomplices.
The annual meeting. of the stockhold-
ers of the Boston and Albany railroad
corporation was held yesterday. The
old board of directors was reelected ex.
cepting that John p. Spaulding of Bos
ton was chosen vice D. Spaulding, de.
ceased.
A meeting of veterans was held in
New York city to devise means OF build
ing a soldiers monument In one of the
public squares. New York; city furnished
140, COO men to the Union armies, and
vet there is not a soldiers monument in
New York. ,~,ee
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