Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-18

cent. was declared by the Central Pa
cific directors.
The public schools at Albert Lea,
Mimi, We're closed because of the pre-
~valence of diphtheria.
George Farnsworth of Marietta, O.,
was shot by William Weitzel. They
We're playing White Caps"
The Mexican secretary of the interior
| says the 81 ,000,0 900 of Carbajal bonds
will never be recognized. d
! John l.. Sullivan has been drinking on
the quiet for two days, but his friends
have now taken him in hand.
At Albany, N. Y, the jury in the case
of Gardner, the alleged opium smuggler,
| were locked up for the night.
The governor of Florida has called a
special legislature session for Feb. 5, to
adopt health board legislation.
Allen Campbell, proprietor of a bank
at Evart, Mich, has skipped to Canada
with about $40, 900 of the funds.
Herbert Petit, the son of a leading
merchant at Lake Geneva, Wis, skated
into an air hole md was drowned.
Harry Woods, Son & Co., varnish and
color makers at Boston, with a factory
at Wellesley, have made an assignment.
Horatio Moro, the young E%nglishman
who attempted to commit suicide last
Sunday al San Francisco died Wednes-
day.
The Vermont veterans living in Bos-
ton met and organized a veteran associ-
alton. NJ. III. Bnsh was elected presi-
dent.
Ex-Minister Bell, sick in New York.
is said by his physicians to be in a dying
condition and not expected to survive
the night.
The Cape Henry, Va, life saving sta
ton reports that w~reckage is coming
ashore from the British steamship Lord
Warwick.
There is little doubt that the president
will sign the Omaha p~ostoffice bill, and
the bill will probably become a law in a
week or ten days.
Judge Harvey Warner of Coldwater,
Mich, died, aged 80 years. His daughter,
Mrs. P. P. Wright, was the first white
child born in Coldwater.
A syndicate has been formed in Phila-
delphia to secure recognition of the so.
called Carbajal(Mexican) bonds, of which
S12, 000, 900 are in existence.
Harriet Taylor and Jessie Woods, two
notorious negresses of New Orleans,
pleaded guilty of robbing a mar of
$1,000, and We're remanded for sentence.
A Victoria, B. C. dispatch says: The
Wellington strike has ended, the new
men having decided that all who could
secure work should take it. A hundred
men are working.
Franklin McVeigh, the distinguished
mugwump of Chicago, will lecture on
'Father Marquette" Father Marquette
was n of the earliest and most illustri-
GUS pioneers of the northwest.
Frederic Villers, the famous war artist
and correspondent, arrived in Torbnto.
His lectures will be given under the pat.
ronage of Gen. Sir f. D. Middleton anG
the officers of every corps in the city.
The Sutro tunnel. in Nevada, was
| sold under foreclosure in the United
! States court at Virginia City to Henry
G. Dibble of San Francisco for 81. 1926, 600
1t will be ~reconveyed to the tunnel com
.pany.
The first aiiiluat dinner Of the ameri
can Protective Tariff League will be
| given this evening at Delmonico's, New
York. Major William Mckinley, Jr.. O
Ohio, will respond to the toast 'tTht
Tariff"
The twenty-third annual session of the
Iowa State Horticultural society began
at Des Moines. The state a~ppropriate
annually So, 800 for the use of the SO
ciety, which is expended in experiments
A number of papers were read and re.
ports of the fruit industry We're made.
The Hon. Cornelius Donahue, a well
known Irish patriot, died at home in
Buffalo while the funeral services over
the remains of his wife were being con.
Quoted in the church. He had gazed
upon her dead face before the body was
taken away for interment, and re.
marked, 'Jo, I'll be with you before
night" and kept his promise.