Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-01

black stallion Pontiac to Milton Young
for Sc, 1000.
Col. Andrew J. Smith has been placed
on the retired list of the army, to date
from Jan. %.
A fire at Mt. Sterling, Ills, destroyed
an entire business block. Loss $780, 900;
partially insured.
A company with $500, 900 capital is to
be formed in Toronto to develop the
Labrador fisheries.
George l.. Phillips, president of the
Chicago and Centlal Union telephone
c empanies, is dead.
Elites Il Haugen's brass and iron foun-
dry at st. Louis was burned. Loss, $780,
900; insurance $40. 000.
Edward CLANCY, travelling for a Co
lumbus drug house, has mysteriously
disappeared at Ripley, O.
United States troops have been with
drawn from Oklahoma, andt the boomers
are again invading the territory,
William Henry, an employee of the
Santa Fe railroad, is under arrest at
Peoria, Ill. charged with bigamy.
Joseph G. Simpson of San Francisco
has sold his stallion, Antevolo, to Robert
Steele of Philadelphia for S1S,0 0
A dwelling near Covert, Mich, was
destroyed by fire. In the debris was
found the body of the owner, James
Trip.
The great lockout of 90, 900 miners at
Spring VALLEY, Ills, has been ended by
the unconditional SURRENDERED the strik-
ing miners.
Seven inmates of the Tonandago poor
house. near Syracuse, N. ", are sick
will 9 'llpox. The institution has been
quar- Mt ned.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee called
on Mrs. Gen. Grant and her daughter,
Mrs. Salto is, and informally on a few
other fir en- Is.
The Rev. Father Leavy of Monroe,
Mich, died of smallpox contracted while
attending sufferers in the plague strick-
en- city of Deerfield.
At Mount Holly Springs, Pa, an in
cendiary fire destroyed Early's hotel and
several dwellings. The loss is about
$25, O00, fully insured.
Nicholas Coster, a prominent German
grocer of Aurora, Ills. committed suicide
a widow and six children.
The Arkansas Legislature yesterday in
troduced a bill to authorize the governor
to offer So, 1000 reward for the capture of
the assassin of John M. Clayton.
The ministers of Sioux City, Ia,
formed a league for the enforcement of
a Sunday law, its specific object being
the suppression of Sunday base ball
games.
The New York legislature is to com
memo wal against the grain gamblers
in New York city, and a determined eff
fort will be made to have the gambling
stopped.
Denkeeper Sullivan, who attempted to
abduct two Minneapolis girls to his den
of infamy near Ashland, Wis, was held
for trial in the circuit court under bond
of Sc, 900.
The cabin # Judd Grinrod at Denver,
an importal witness in the Sullens
murder case, was blown to atoms by
giant powder in an attempt by unknown
parties to ss sassinate him.
Postmaster General Dickinson viii re-
turn ut the expiration OF mis- term OF OF.
flee to the active management Of his law
business at Detroit. He will not accept
any New York business offer.
Edwin t. Thorne, the actor, was mar
ried at New York to Rose Harrison, one
of his company. Mrs. Thorne was
formerly the wife of Sam Harrison,
manager of Conrad the Corsair'' COM
pany.
Between three and four hundred men.
employed by the Carbon Limestone
company at Youngstown, o., struck fol
an advance of 5 cents a ton for quarry.
| ing stone. They We're receiyinp + CENTS