Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-09

with an AK In New York. no clue to
the perpetrator.
Cleveland has been elected an hon
orary member of the New York cham
Der of commerce.
Miss Dow, a young school teacher at
White Bear Beach, Mimi, was run owe
by a train and killed.
w. f. Tobin, general merchant at al
baugh, VT, has assigned. Liabilities
and assets unknown.
The National convention OF Woman's
Suffrage leagues will be held in New
York April 81 and IS.
The navy department is informed of
the arrival of the United States steamer
Essex, at Malta, home"bound.
The executive council of the Fenian
br otherhood deny that Le Caron was
ever a member of the brotherhood.
The Italian press says Harrison's ref
erence to immigration will restrict ex-
cessive Italian agricultural immigra-
ton.
The Western States Passenger associa-
ton has decided to withdraw all cut
rate tickets and stop the work of scalp
erS.
E. Stearns, chief clerk in the post
office at Evergreen, Ala, is about 81 900
short in his accounts and has disap-
peared.
A consolidation of the Bee line and
the big Four" roads will be accomp-
lished shortly, according to Mr.. Depew'
statement.
Germany Is willing to submit her por
ton of the Samoan question between
the United States and hat country for
arbitration.
HI. G. Atkinson was arrested at
Toronto charged with robbing the
mails. HIS is a letter carrier and adj
mits his guilt.
A committee appointed by the stock
holders of the Pacific Guano company
report liabilities of 50, 900, 600, with as
sets of $500, 900.
Boston capitalists propose to build a
new Southern railway, that will insure
a direct trunk line from Chicago to
Charleston, s. C.
Diana Douty of Charleston, Mass,
who bids fair to live many years longer,
yesterday celebrated the Tooth annivers-
airy Of her birthday.
AS the result of q quarrel at Butler,
Mo-, j. w. McYeigh was fatally shot by
Harlan Turner. Both were well known
and highly esteemed.
A bill wa introduced in the Indiana
house providing that all property pur-
chased with pension money should be
exempt from execution.
During the Easter vacation 100
students and three professors of Heidel-
burg will make a tour Of Italy for the
purpose of studying art.
The regents of Servia have issued q
proclamation saying they will cultivate
friendly relations with all powers and
and inaugurate a constitutional reign.
The Rocky Mountain News pur-
chased for Sl2n,0 600 one of the finest
corners in Denver on which a nam
moth newspaper office will be erected.
j. IL. Baker, while making a public
exhibition of q self-acting fire escape al
st. Paul. Mimi, fell from a window OF
the Ryan hotel and was fatally injured.
AT a meeting of the creditors of the
Reading Iron works the liabilities were
shown to be 81, 927 1888 and assets So,
439 ,995. A plan of reorganization win
be formulated.
The court of appeals in New York
Wednesday affirmed the rulings of the
lower courts in the famous Heyt will
case, which were against Miss Hoyt, who,
had she been successful, would have
had complete control of $40, 600, 900. As
it is she has an income of $50, 600 a year.
AT u meeting of the creditors Of the
Reading Iron works a resolution was
adopted to appoint a committee of five
to investigate the affairs of the company
make an appraisement of the property
and other assets, and make a report at .
subsequent meeting.
The authors reading in aid OF the In
ternational Copyright association in the
Boston museum, proved a notable en-
t~ertainment. Among those present
were many professional and literary
ladies and gentlemen. Prof. w. w
Goodwin presided.
The senate of Michigan passed a hous,
joint resolution amending the constitu.
ton to fix the governors salary at 81, 900
instead OF 81, 900 as OF present. Man,
petitions are being received by the
Michigan house requesting tile passage
of a law requiring the inspection OF
cattle on the hoof that are intended for
slaughter.