Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-09
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Bird is under arrest.
Sigmund Goodman, a clothier OF Port
Huron, Mich, as igned. Liabilities,
$35, 900; assets, $50, COG.
A farmers Industrial institute has ar
ranged for a W days session at Cres-
ton. Ia, Feb. % and %.
Gen Martin r. NJ. Wallace, now a
poor man, has just been made a justice
of the peace in South Chicago.
Several notorious residents of Keokuk,
Ia, have received White Cap notices
warning them to mend their ways.
AT Albany, N. ", Henry Lindeman
was sentenced to life imprisonment for
shooting and killing his l14-year-old son.
The fine hotel at Jacksonville, Fla,
the Sutherland, was entirely destroyed
by fire at an early hour Thursday morn
ing.
George w. yanshiver of ~Logansport,
Ind, aged 70 years, was sentenced to
two years in the p~enitentiary for for
| gerry.
Barry Sullivan, whose health has pre-
| vented his appearance or the stage for a
long time, Is now reported to be dying
in England.
Nineteen of the largest sewer-pipe
firms in the United States have formed
a combination at W~ellsyille, o. Nine
factories still remain out.
William Thompson and Nick Hudson,
life convicts in the J~effersonville, Ind,
pe%nitentiary, escaped Tuesday night.
Thompson was recaptured.
None of the bodies of the eight men
killed in the Calumet mine fire have
been recovered, although the fire is out,
and search was begun Wednesday.
A deputaiion of coal producers has ar
rived at Ottawa, Ont, from Montreal to
ask for an increase in the duty on BIZ
luminous coal imported from Pennsyl-
vania.
Mohican, the 17-year-old stallion
owned by President McKien, of the Van
dalia road, died at Terre Haute from the
effects of a cold. He was valued at
SIS, 900.
AT Woods Hall, Mass, the Pacific
Guano works were attached for $50, 600,
in the interest of the Lynn Savings in
stitution, and keepers were placed in
charge.
Jonathan Dillon, a wealthy farmer of
Anderson, Ind, was arrested on an in
dictment for swearing in illegal votes at
the November election. He gave 81, 1000
bonds.
AT Louisville, Otto Spiegel attempted
to commit suicide by jumping from a
bridge into the Ohio river. His coat
caught on a bolt and held him until he
was rescued.
Jane Johnson, a well-to-do citizen,
was put in Jail at Ashland, Wis, for
misdeeds committed in a drunken spree.
In the morning he was found dead, hav-
ing hung himself in the cell.
Nellie Morgan, a 13-year-old girl OF
Rockford. Ills, eloped with w. Leish.
Her mother claims it is a case of alb
duction, and has had the girls sister and
II. Names arrested for completely.
In a quarrel over a game of cards in q
saloon at Edinburg, Ind, Charles Win.
terberg was fatally shot by George Fen
der. The city marshal, in attempting tc
arrest Fender, was dangerously cut.
George M. Bradt, a prominent Chat.
tanooga, Tenn, business man. charged
with setting fire to a block of buildings
there last summer, entailing a loss OF
$300,0o0 and Ave lives, was honorably
acquitted.
The Latimer murder trial at jackson,
Mich. has upon q motion Of L4ati.ae:'s
attorney, been carried over to the April
term of the court. A vigorous protest
against this course was entered by the
prosecuting attorney.