Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-03


pc!:ec:aa O'Neil of Rochester, N. Y.
who was shot by William Manley, WHOM
he was trying to arrest on Saturday dice
Sunday morning.
James Machen and Nathan Gilchrist
aged 8 and ID years, were drowned while
skating on the bayou, near Detroit, Sun.
day afternoon.
A German at Toledo, O., attempted t.
open a car OF nit~ro-glycerene with {
pick. A few pieces We're gathered to
gether for burial.
DR., 'Mulliken, an old physician Of
Escanaba, Mich, arrested for causing
the ruin. of forty young girls, forfeited
his bail and fed.
Seven people, all colored, were
drowned near Ripley, o., by the upset
ting of a small flat boat on which they
were crossing the river.
Gov. Hill has ordered an extra session
Of the oyer and terminer court to con.
vene in New York Jan. 81, for the pur.
pose of trying Doodle aldermen.
Henry Tehle, a st. Louis policeman,
died a horrible death from hydrophobia
Friday night, the result of abite received
while on duty last September.
Saturday morning Mai, Vim. Warner,
commander-in-chief of the g. A. r., was
rendered apublic reception in the house
of representatives at Topeka, Kan.
The wife of Maj-Gen. John M. Scho-
field, in command of the army of the
United States, died Sunday morning at
the Richmond Flats in Washington.
Miss Jennie G. Folger, daughter of the
late secretary of the treasury, Charles G.
Folger, died at Saranac lake, Sunday, of
consumption, at the age OF 35 years.
From recent statistics it is calculated
by Richter that the German army con-
sists of 3,513,41 completely drilled men,
not counting the reserves and landstrum.
The whole interior of the Illinois
Leather company's plant at No. 400
North Halstead street, Chicago, was
burned out Sunday afternoon, causing a
loss Of s25 900.
Frank Greer. while escaping from Off
GERS, upset his skill and was drowned in
the Kentucky river, near Harrodsburg,
KY. Greer was a murderer, with a rec
ord of three victims.
In Pittsburg a spark from a pipe ex-
ploded two kegs of blasting powder, de-
stroymg four houses belonging to the
fricke Coke company and frightfully
burning even aborers.
Soud anese refugees who have escaped
from the Arab camp have offered to
bring to Suakim Gen. Gordon's sword,
clothing and papers, which they assert
are hidden lear Berber.
William Eichorn lived and died in
cnr1nlNr of CT II a,,,,e III, ,.1:nz e1,.~I
$1,000 concealed in his dirty lodgings
and a certificate showing that he had
drawn $50 a month as pension,
William West, in a quarrel with his
wife's relatives in Craighead county, Ar
kansas, wounded his mother-in-law in
the hand, killed his father-in-law and
was himself shot dead by the latter.
A. j. Stillwell, one of the wealthiest
and most prominent citizens of Hanni-
bal, Mo-, was murdered early Sunday
morning by a burglar, whom he sur
prised in the act of robbing the house.
Jim Fell, the champion pugilist or
Michigan, and Mart. Fahey of Minneap-
oils tonight q rounds to4a draw in q
private room in the Nicolet house, Min
neapolis, at an early hour Sunday morn
ing.
A tramp who was stealing a ride on
a Pennsylvania road was accidentally
locked in a box car and kept without
food OF water for five days. When
found he was speechless and will proba-.
bly, die.
Adyices from Suakim say that Arabic
TRANSACTIONS of accounts published in
London ne sspapers prior to Dec. 90, of
the plans and operations of the British
forces, have been found in the possession
of the enemy.
AT Bloomington some one bombarded
the front of the handsome residence Of
Mayor Mason with g The mayor
has offered a reward of $500 for the ar
rest OF h person or persons concerned
in the affair,
The hoard of estimates completed the
New York municipal budget for 1889
Monday. The allowances to each do
partInent have been increased, and the
result is that the total amountTof the APP
preparations are largely in excess of
those of last year.
AT Waterbury, Conn, Carrie Kunkle
of .Thomaston, aged 10, On being scolded
for going skating, left home Saturday,
saying to a younger sister: mamma will
never see me again, y and has not been
seen since. The country and surround
ing villages are being searched.
The old chamber of commerce at Gin
cinnati was formally abandoned Mon
day, and the members took possession of
quet in the evening at the old building,
and the history Of the institution will be
told in song and story.
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