Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-30
Ia, dealers In dry goods and groceries,
have failed. Liabilities about SO, 1000.

Ia, dealers In dry goods ana groceries,
have failed Liabilities about Sc, 1000.
Thomas Brown was arrested at Co.
lnmbus, Ind, charged with stealing
wheat from the barn Of Frank Cook.
In the Ross ufur wrestling match al
Worcester, Mass, last night, Ross won
four out of seven falls and the match.
Snow fell at Pensacola yesterday.
This is the second fall of snow that has
occurred at this place in twenty-five
years.
A. III, Emery was arrested at Lewis,
ton, Me-, charged with a de~falcation
amounting to SO, 800 as secretary of an
Odd Fellows Lodge.
Jack Carkeek defeated, Tom Connors
at Milwaukee, in a wrestling match for
the championship of the world, taking
three out of four falls.
Capt. j. X. Womack, keeper Of the
Nichols house at Grangeville, Fla, was
shot and fatally wounded Saturday by
his so~n-in-law, Page Stricklins
Police Captain Ryan of New York has
received a notice signed Jack the Rip
per-" that the streets of his precinct will
be filled with murdered women
At Franklin, Ind, the police raided a
| gambling house and found a number OF
the prominent citizens of the town
engaged in a contest with the tiger.
The London bureau of The New York
Herald that owing to defects
London edition of The Herald will be de-
layed some days.
James r. Collins was found guilty Of
murder in the first degree at Grafton,
Oak. An application for a new trial
was made. He was charged with kill
ing Lyman Moore.
The Royal Tramp was produced for
the first time iii Philadelphia at Her.
mans Broad Street theatre by the Fifth
Avenue Comic Opera company and
made a decided hit.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has in.
formed the collector of customs at Cor
pus Christi, Texas, that cigars cannot
be imported from Mexico under the
postal convention with Mexico.
The Rev. Dixon G. Williams, the Ten
nessee evangelist, has closed the second
week of q great revival at the armory
in Danville, Ills. Society ladies are in
dignaEt on csenn of his personalities.
The house committee ON public build
ings and grounds agreed to report favor
ably a bill for the establishment of a
geological park in the District Of Co
lumbia; $500, 600 is appropriated for car
rying into effect the provisions of the
act.
Ckiura Cignarale, the Italian murder
ess, whose sentence was commuted to
life imprisonment, is now employed in
the sewing room in the p~enitentiary on
Blackwelrs lssand, ND is said to be in
fair health.
The general term ofths supreme court
upheld the action Of the New York
police commission reappointing Jonn b.
O'Brien chief of the bureau of elections,
though ex-snldiers were among the APP
p~licants for the place.
Governor Hill and Governor Fitzhugh
Lee of Virginia will inspect the Thir-
teenth regiment at Brooklyn. The dis
tinguished visitors will be the guests OF
Col. David E, Austen. After the recep.
ton to the governors there will be music
and dancing,
A legislative convention of the
knight II Ii4aho u III this stats, etpr,v-iirf,
at Harrisburg, Pa, for the purpos of
giving advice to the legislature concern
ing labor bills, especially those affect
ing mines, which Governor Beaver HIS
declared should be protected to the full
est extent.
An election is being held at Indianap-
Oils in the First congressional district
for a successor IL Gen. Hoyey, who re-
signed on the 18th to accept the COVER
norship of the state, to which he was
elected last November. There is but
comparatively little interest being taken
in the contest.
AT the marriage of Miss Julia Stock
ton, daughter OF ex-senator John P.
Stockton, to Mr.. st. John of Montreal,
which was solemnized at Princeton,
there were present a large number OF
distinguished people of New York and
Pennsylvania, as we'll as many political
and personal friends of the brides father.
Ex-senator Stockton was at one time
minister to Italy.
The hearing of the Stewart will con-
test, which Yves postponed a few weeks
ago to allow the personal representa-
lives of. Miss Julia Augusta Teresa
.Clinch to be brought into the action,
was resumed at New York before Surro.
gate Ransom. Miss Clinch was one OF
the three maiden SISTERS of Mrs. Cornelia
M. Stewart, widow of she millionaire
dry goods merchant, and il entitled te
one-fifth of the estate if the probate oil
the will la revoked.