Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-15
the eaLects 81 clgarette slnoklng.

the effects of cigarette smoking.
Bonds purchased by the treasury de-
partment yesterday aggregated S243, 800
"a as, and were taken at $l.09 and ST.. 095.
A 3-year-old child Of f. NJ. Sanburn
of Herhlock Grove, O., got a piece of APP
pie peel fast in its throat and choked to
death.
A bill was introduced in the Kansas
house of representatives to change the
name of Kansas City, Kas., to Wyan-
dotte.
At an election in Nevada, q constitu-
tional amendment empowering the
Legislature to establish lotteries was
adopted.
Two more counterfeiters were arrested
in Butler county, Pennsylvania, maxi
ing sixteen members of the gang now
in custody.
The president has returned to the sem
ate without his approval bills granting
pensions to Frank Dorchester and Mich
ael Strong.
AT Donaldsonville, La, the new court
house just completed at a costof $50. 900
was burned, and many valuable records
were destroyed.
Edward Safe, the baseball catcher,
was held to thegrand jury at Richmond,
Va, for intimidating voters at the No
vember election.
The third annual reception and ball in
aid of the Illinois Masonic Orphans
Home, was given Thursday at Battery
d armory, Chicago.
The suspension of Joseph F. Brook, u
member of the New York Stock Ex-
change since 1882, was announceda at the
Exchange late in the afternoon.
Che union for the protectionof canals,
harbors, wharves and business interests
of those using the waterways of New
York began its second annual meeting
at Albany.
At Manchester N. H., the Rev. DR.. G..
convention of the Universalists of the
United States, and his wife, celebrated
their golden wedding.
The Newark North End club formally
| opened their club house, which it has
| just completed at a cost of 100000.
The building, which Is three stories, is of
brown stone with granite trimmings.
Tax payers of Rhode Island have pre-
presented a petition to tho legislature
stating that they feel that the proposed
l. PiOlilbllloA AllCiluttISIl Will Dt iflJilTlOuS
to business interests, and asking that it
be killed.
The people of Nevada voted on a con
stitutional amendment giving the legis-
lature power to establish lotteries in
the state, Those faporing the lottery
scheme claim to have carried the day by
a large majority.
The death of the Hon. r. T. Walker
of Dubuque, Ia, was reported some
weeks ago at C~aprisItaly. Tuesday let
tiers We're received from Mr.. Walker
himself, denying the report and stating
that he was regaining his lost health.
The annual convention of the Ohio
National Guard association, which is well
attended, met at Columbus. AT the close
of the presidents address an adjourn
ment was taken to afford the memhers
an opportunity to see the legislature in
| session.
1t is understood the pr~esident-elect
has been holding back his cabinet APP
pointments until after the count of the
electoral vote, and it is therefore an
ticipated that several important letters
containing cabinet tenders will leave in
ii few days.
Eastern capitalists, it is reported, are
!: ssG fern iii of. a:iiiiiztaitiI with 50 81 0u3 ,G11
capital, to develop the natural gas adj
vantages Of the Munice (Ind.) region,
and have already purchased 1000 acres
o land. Ex-Governor Leon Albeit of
New Jersey is president Of the associa-
| ton.
One of the most notable Minneapolis
social events this season, was the recep-
ton Thursday evening in the pariors of
the West hotel, by the management OF
the Sheltering Arms Hospital for
Children. Right Rev. Bishop and Mrs.
Gilbert, and Governor and Mrs. Mari.
am received, assisted by the clergy of
the city,