Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-22

day Sunday, and at midnight it was
seven inches deep and still falling.
The celebrated musical critic, Hueffer,
died at his residence at Brook Green,
london, Saturday night from erysip-
elias.
The Nebraska delegation in congress
join in the petition of the legislature for
a place in the cabinet for John NJ. Thurs
ton.
Willie March and John Peterson have
disappeared from Escanaba. Mich. When
last seen they Were skating far out on the
lake.
John Powers and John Collins, who
escaped from the Beatrice. Neb., Jail on
the 10th, We're captured at Hastings,
Neb
The Canadian Pacific Telegraph com
ing Canada direct communication with
Europe.
Miss Emma Juch has been offered
$50, 600 to give three concerts in New Or
leans. She resume the series in New
York tonight.
Emanuel Morit2, a wealthy stock
dealer of Cincinnati, o., died of blood
poisoning. produced by the improper
paTlHS OF HE cofIS,
James A. Draper, Jr., of st. Louis,
son Of James A. Draper, of Pawtucket,
is missing, and his father fears he has
met with foul play.
Della Woodbury., the 6-year old
daughter of A, j. Woodbury., q mer-
chant of Delavan, Wis, was drowned
while playing on the ice.
Charles Fries, WHO was committed to
Jail at Woodbury., N. j., for forging a
note, committed suicide by hanging
himself to the door of his cell.
Mrs. Vanderpool. a teacher in the
| public school at Arlington, Mo-, was dis
| charged for criminal intimacy with a
a member of the school board.
David English, an old, prominent and
wealthy farmer, near Bloomington,
Ills, was thrown from a load of brick,
| which he was hauling, and killed.
Logs cut out and ready for shipment
are exempted from the recent order OF
| the Canadian government increasing the
export duty on logs from SO to 50 q
| thousand.
AT New York snow fell all day and
Sunday evening, and the streets are in q
very muddy and slushy condition. The
| weather is raw and the storm shows nt
| sign of, abatement.
A passenger train on the East Tennes
see road ran into a freight ut Raiders sta
ton, Tenn. The engineer, fireman, and {
ma named Rufus Patty, were killed
and several Others slightly wounded.
Attorney Squire returned from Toron
to with the signature of Thomas AK
worry, the detailing city treasurer o
/ ClavaIan5 r.rSfo,,ipr u1iaof yuor
thy's property to his bondsmen.
At Radersburg. Mont, Robert Hoss
field was shot and killed by John P
was Hossfield's demand for the pay
Archbishop Corrigan's circular regard
ing DR.. Mctilynn and the meetings o
the A~nti-poverty society and those wh'
attend them was read at all masses il
the various Catholic churches of New
York.
AT | o'clock this morning a fire broke
out in the wholesale and retail art sup
ply store Of s.5tndier,niti, at st
Joe, Mo. The entire stock of goods
valued at $50, 900, was totally destroyed
Insu rance, $50 900.
AS Pittsburg Frank Henderson, went
to his home and discovered John Fitz
simmons in company with his wife
Hendershot dealt Fitzsimmons severa
| blows on the head with a hammer, in
ficting fatal injuries. :.
While a pleasure party We're out sleigh
ing at Iron mountain, Mich, the team
ran away and overturned the sleigh
Herbert Armstrong, agent of the cana
company, was fatally hurt. Three othe
occupants were seriously injured.
Frank Vim, while adjusting a bel
in the flour mill at Columbus. Ind, wa
caught in an elevator shaft and horribl
injured. His clothing was Stripe
from his body and he was thrown a dis
lance of thirty feet. His injuries al
fatal.
Two men wearing white caps seize
De Witt G. Davis of Sprakers, N. W,
respected citizen, dragged him som
distance, and then horsewhipped hill
severely. White caps" have appeare
at Little Falls. Herkimer, Johnstowl
Amsterdam, Fultonville and othe
Mohawk Valley towns.
, The Public Opinion, of Washingto,
has issued its second group of "Moule
ers of Public Opinion and the beaut
full antotype contains among others, til
portraits of leading western editor.
Among them are E.Rosewater, of Oman
Bee; j. X, Hudson, Topeka Capita
Henry Jones, Omaha Herald; j. {
GARRISON, Dies Moines Register; c. I
Gere, Lincoln journal, and w. r. Ne
son of Kansas City Star.
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