Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-25
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expected that they will settle.
A fire is raging in the Jackson mine,
neal Dawson, Pa. 1t is feared that the
mine will be totally destroyed.
The bill for the suppression of White
Caps was reported favorably to the lndi
ana senate. Its passage is conceded.
c.. A. Yerkes of Chicago is supposed
to be negotiating for the purchase of the
Grand Rapids, Mich, Cable company.
George and William Kepler, propri.
etors of Kepler's hotel at Cincinnati,
have assigned, with liabilities of S30, 900,
A dispatch from Sydney, N. s. W.,
says that the German gunboat Olga has
taken Malietoa, ex-king of Samoa, to
Marshall islands.
is matched to row Gaudaur for the
championship and 81, 900 a side, has ar
rived at San Francisco.
The Brooklyn coal firm of M. J. Gagg-
ney & Co. has failed. The liabilities are
placed at 500 900, and the assets are
said to fully cover them.
Richard Cooker, the Tammany leader,
went to Florida last week. He is suf-
fering from overwork and went there
for a much needed rest.
The naval reinforcements for the Ger.
man fleet now in Samoan waters have
left Bremerhaven on the North German
Lloyd steamer Noremburg:
Mrs. Lou Wright, of Bryantville, Ind.
was brutally whipped by White Caps.
owing to some idle talk concerning her
character before her marriage.
A battle between Hungarian and Ital-
ian mine laborers at Barry's station
resulted in one man being burned to
death and several others badly injured.
Sebathai Chasanowicz a genuine
Russian Nihilist. arrived at Castle Gar.
den. He was opposed to the Cars
government, and feared Punishment to
Siberia.
Campbell Bros, loggers and saw mill
owners near Canton, Wis, have assigned
to Emmett Koran, of Eau Claire. Their
liabilities are estimated at Sc, 000, with
assets of $4,000.
A joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Pennsylvania consti-
tuition, prohibiting the manufacture or
by the Legislature.
James Harkins of Boston has obtained
a verdict for $50, 900 against the Boston
and Providence Railway company, for
injuries to his head and side in the Ros-
lindale disaster.
Two men, vile attempting to crosa
&he straits at Cheboygan, Michigan,
in a sail boat, were carried out into Lake
Huron by moving ice. They regained
the shore by much hard work.
Mr.. d. NJ. Houser, president of the st.
Louis Globe-Democrat, and Miss Agnus
Barlow, were united in marriage yester-
day afternoon and left for atwo months
absence on the Pacific slope.
Goblet has telegraphed Waddington,
the French ambassador to England, in.
structing him to ask Lord Salisbury fol
an explanation of the seizure by Great
Britain of the two Tongway islands.
John FL. Hartling was convicted of
murder at Kansas City. The jury as.
sessed his punishment at three months
in the county jail and 500 fine. Moth.
ing was said of a prospective pension.
Delegate Carey of Wyoming addressed
the house committees on territories in
behalf of the passing by congress of an
enabling act for the admission of the ter.
ritory of Wyoming into the Union as a
state.
1t is denied by friends of G. j. Brooks,
the Boston lawyer who committed sui
eide Monday night, that he was an IN
bezzeler of trust funds. His entire in.
d~ebtedness, they claim, will not exceed
$1,000.
At the meeting in Baltimore of the
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
railroad, the Hon. James G. Blaine pre-.
sided, and voted the proxies of w. H.
Barnum and Secretary Bayard. A divi.
dend of | per cent. was declared.
The senate engrossing clerks endeav.
ored to complete the senate's substitute
for the Mills tariff bill, SO as to get il
back to the house before adjournment.
yesterday, but they We're unable to dc
SO. 1t will be read and go the house to.
day.
Judge Patterson, of the New York SUI
preme court, has granted an attachment
against the property in that state of the
st. Louis and Chicago railway company,
in a suit brought by the Holland Trust
company to $4,000 on promis-
sorry notes,