Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-31
Raleigh, N. c., for the murder OF his

Raleigh, N. c., for the murder OF his
father.
Joseph A. Moore, the indianapolis
million-dollar swindler, has decalnped
for Canada.
August Tonic, the assassin of the
Stocked family at Lansing, Mich, has
been captured.
Late dispatches from Hayti announce
tfiat Legitime gained a great victory at
TroSa Jan. 81.
Mrs. Ann Kirby Post, noted aboli-
zionist and pllilanthropist, aged S6, died
at Rochester, N. Y.
Secretary Fairchild has returned from
New York and resumed his labors in the
treasury department.
Amman Ellis, colored, was hanged at
Raleigh, N. c., for the murder of his
father last September.
Z. P. Chamberlain of New York, who
sailed for Europe Jan. 10, left a letter
saying he intended TO commit suicide.
Engineer Bauereisen will not wait for
the result of his appeal, but will begin
his term of two years at Joliet at once.
Judge Righton of New Orleans an
nounced that the cotton seed trust was
a violation OF law and should be prose-
cuted.
J. II. Goodwin was awarded a verdict
for ST. TAO against ex-Judge Stevenson,
in a New York court, in a suit over
Hooking Valley bonds.
Application for a new trial has been
denied the Barrett brothers at Minneap-
oils, sentenced to hang for the murder
of a street car driver.
In the trial of Mrs. Rawson at Chicago
closing arguments were made for the
prosecution and defense and the case
will probably go to the jury to-day.
The Massachusetts, legislature is listen
ing to arguments for and against the
grant of $500, 900, applied for by the
New England Conservatory of Music.
About forty wooden buildings in
Clutch Flat San Francisco, were
burned. 1t was the Chinese settlement,
and the loss was $40, 600, with no insur.
ance.
The smallpox scourge at Monroe,
schools and caused a panic. Father
Leary, the Catholic priest, was among
its victims.
The visible supply of corn and wheat
is, respectively, 35,595, 1884 and 10, 2s7, sos
bushels. Since last report wheat de-
creased 1,001, 1856 bushels, and corn de.
creased 5000 bushefsa&
Mr.. VIM. Henry Baldwin, aged es,
son of Vim. n. Baldwin, Sr., of Wood
ward, Baldwin & Norris, Baltimore,
committed suicide by shooting himself,
at Savage, Howard county.
The Ohio legislative committee is con-
siderlng the subject of pools, and has
consulted Attorney General Watson rel.
alive to fling suits to revoke the charter
of the Standard Oil company.
John G. Clayton, brother of ex-Gov-
Powell Clayton, vas assassinated at his
boarding house in PlummervilIe, Ark,
as he was retiring, by a 5 hot through
the window. His murderer is unknown.
Al New York, Adolph Sambalino was
found guilty of forgery. He claimed
that Spero asked him to sign checks in
his (Spero's) name, saying it would be
no forgery if he put his name under
Spero,s.
In a quarrel Friday between Wesley
Dale and j. C. Manasco, near Provence,
La, Dale was stabbed fourteen times
with a pocketknife. He died Sunday.
Manasco was badly bruised. He is in
custody.
The supreme court Of New York has
affirmed the verdict for STE, 900 for
breach of promise secured by Clara
Campbell of %Ironton, o., against Chas.
Arbuckle, the millionaire coffee mer.
chant.
Bishop John P. Newman, Gen. Grants
old pastor, presided at the South Caro-.
lima Methodist conference at Aiken.
Bishop Newman made a brief address,
in which he referred to the condition OF
the church in the south, and offered
suggestions for promoting its growth
and development.
"Sterilized air. the use of which will
remove the danger now attending sur.
gical operations from subsequent intiam,
nation, is said to have been discovered
by I. Il. Tinsley, an architect and in.
ventor of Kansas City. 1t is believed
that the discovery will revclutionize the
present way of treating wounds.
The Samoan trouble came up before
the senate yesterday, and Senator Sher.
man went over the case in a long speech
in which he said there was nothing In
the situation chat would Justify on the
part of either nation aibreach'ofth peace,
and that it would be a shame and a dis.
grace to our. civilization and Christianity
if we could not agreS upon some mode
of government for those islands.