Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-06

crews on the Iuiiaio, Rochester and
Pittsburg railroad -enhers a strike pro-
bable.
Mrs. Mary sr.lps.y wife of a prosper.
GUS planter of Pocahontas, Ark, sui.
cided on account OF trouble with hel
husband.
at a meeting of West Virginia miners
William Martin of Pittsburg was en-.
dorsed for chief of the national bureau
OF statistics.
No definite statements are made by
those who, to some extent, Mt least, are
understood TO have the confidence oI
the p~resident-elect.
Walter Ives, a Denver lad, fell from 0
nine-story building. Both legs and one
shoulder We're broken, but the physi
Glars say he will live.
The Oklahoma boomers are using
their influence with Pawnee Bill to
await his raid until the senate take:
some action on the Oklahoma bill.
The most significant incident on the
New York Stock ExchanCe. is the ac-
emulation OF money and the persistent
and consistent demand for good bonds.
Ed Z. Rohrer, one OF the leading live
stock dealers II commission men of st.
Joe, took a dose of aconite through mis-
take, for whisky, and lived hut am hour.
A caG has been issued for IA meeting
of the Central Traffic association, in
Chicago, next Thursday to consider the
report OF the reorganization committee.
Farmers about Lima, o.. driven from
the market by Swift Bros, the Chicago
packers, have resolved to boycott the
place until the butchers buy their cattle.
The house committee on public build
ings authorized a favorable report on a
bill to increase the appropriations for
the public building at Detroit to 81, 800,
600.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jan Gavoie of Papineau,
Ills, celebrated their diamond wedding
Sunday, having been married Feb. g.,
1929, in Canada. They are both enjoy
ing good health.
A commission will meet in the Little
Sisters convent of New York to inves-
tigate a case where Kate Ryan de.
clares she is entitled to S20U000 through
a will made by an eccentric Irishman.
Alexander Hoagland, president of the
Boys' and Girls National Home and EN-
ployment association, presented Gen.
Harrison with a petition i'll relation to
congressional action in behalfof the boy
tramp.
The extra session of the Florida legis-
lature, called by Governor Fleming, con-
yened to establish a statehood of health
and to adopt such other measures as
might be deemed advisable to guard the
public health.
Another candidate for public printer
has entered the race in the person of
| rMnI L-ALNH ~ IA - Nc ri, ,,I,N l,,-,,.n tl,o
last two or three years has been the
Washington correspondent of The Min
neapolis Tribune.
Nelson Gillispie was arrested in Mem
maha county, Nebraska, Saturday for
robbing a mail pouch in Linn county,
Missouri, Gillispie was mail carrier on
a star route and is alleged to have taken
$3.50 from the mails.
John Nicholson, arrested for jury
bribing at Detroit, made a confession, on
the strength of which w. w. Langdon,
a prominent lobbyist, was arrested, and
| pected to be held Oh the same charge.
Robson and Crane matte their last ap.
pearance together as business partners
at Boston. The comedians hope to
make individual artistic progress and
VIZ dpich, III oIiU idltG III u lilG
many stories, only has this ED in view.
Little Mary Lyons was J.illed in the
Talmadge, o., railway accident. Nc
one claimed the remains and the body
was inferred at Akron. The children Of
the latter place have started a subscrip-
ton for the purpose, and will erect a
monument over tho grave.
The following officers were elected
by the Timers and Cannakers' Inter
national union in session at Peoria. A.
A. Barnes. Kansas City, president;
George Hunter, st. Paul, vice president;
Leo Hart. Omaha, treasurer; Thos. Nc
Master, P%ittsburg, secretary. The next
meeting will be held the second Tuesday
in January, 1860, at Omaha.
Embezzler Moore of Indianapolis en-.
tertained President Greene, the head OF
the insurance company that suffered
half a million in losses through their
agents shortage. Moore seems to have
entertained with the excellence thai
characterized the work of Sir Johr
Porter when polishing up the handle OF
the big front door. Greene got stuck on
Moore and refuses to prosecute.