Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-08

FOREIGN.
THERE mas BEEN snuPwREc'sl
.oNDoN. Dec. S.-'rhe following i.

iuEIls has nEt.-N - oi'ir w ANAsN'Ns
LONDON, dec. s.-'rhe following is
u eempletc4ist of first and second cab.
met passengers of the steamer
Deutschland:
First. cabin-saved, Wilhilm Leicls,
Cleveland; Carl Lehcr and Mr.. Brew.
er; missing, Julius Grossman, Ham
burg. Second cabinv-saved, Anon
Ritzhold, Thco. Herman, Geo. N.
Severe, Herman Nathan, Edward
stamm, Eliza Stamm, all of New
York; Franz Helm and family, OF
Texas; Adolph- Herman, Cincinnati;
Heinrich Schen, America; Alfred
Wcsligcn, Austria; missing, Olinugrin,
Sweden; Bertha Houadling, New
York; Tho. Houndling, New York J;
Ludwig Herman, Wastemburg;
Emil Heick, Baden, Baden; Pro-
corpi PaholkoF, ,Bussia; Maria Forster,
FritzI4anhcss, Casscl; Barbara Hol-
tenshmidt. Badcuma Bergita Dem.
horst. The lost five were Franciscan
Enuns from SalZekiticn. Prussia, Wes-
phalia. The list does not include
passengers booked to Southampton
and whose names are unascertained.
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LATEI,-ADDrr1oNAL EIsr OF THOSE
Heinrich Nickel and wife, Barbett
A. Binder and child, Catherine Bill,
Mary Ansinger, Frank Loercl,er, Gus
tave Nickel, Y. Hansa, John Ham
merschmidt, II. Michael Luckcnback,
John Tomaslso, G. Ottor, Burkhordt
Shafner, Edward Jacobia, Carl Platch
Bernhard kcim, Geo. Trellert, all o.
4 United States; r. Sinister, Geo. Hor
mel, Caticri,ra ShafIer and children
Herman brewer, August Adolpt
Sanl, .Dorothca Saul, Wilhelm Shro
edcr, Joseph Hardeck, Jacobina
ESchwaz and child, Wilhelm Knollesen
Herman Mcresa, Fritz Mueller, Johann
Gosh, Geo. Weiss, Wilhelm Merge
!: Carl schneihed, Wolf Stern, Elby
4 Mann, S,urnagle Heinrich, Egner 10
ham, ,SIaussen Magenta, ,Messun. Maid
Mcssner Jacob, Shmidt Florhan
i Bacurle N. Hardethf, Nicholas Gross
Franz Shmidt, Fridk Harut and wife
August Book and family, and Fran;
i Fenner, all of Germany.
SOME OF TIE SAVED.
i The steerAge passenger saved arr
Anna Margywalls and infant, Theo
Most, Caprina Muller, Vincenz Safa
and family, .Adolpl' Forsher
!. most of passengers remainsng about
in number are Austrians and Russian
) as cable dispatch to westean associa
ted press givcsgthese as simply steer
age passengers without stain,
whether lost or saved.
LONDON Dec. S.-Thc vice char
: ccllor, OF the Cambridge univcrsit,
: has announced as a. subject of tn
) years poem, in competition for cha
y cellor's medal, "The Ccntcnnary
American Independence"
n Postal Decision.
New York, Dec. fudge job
son, to day in the United States equi
court, refused TO grant a mandamus
. compelthe postmaster to receive thi,
: class mail natter at one cent an onnc
= holding that while the pos,ofiice Law
: are revenue lawsSwithin the meanir
= Of the statutessti,ey are not laws T;
= raising revenue within the mcani,
!, Of the constitution.
IL The Weather.
| Y y
vs. ,WAslnScroN, Dec. s.-P'obabi
elf ties foEupper. and lower Missouri y
leys: diminishing northwest wind
On rising barometer; cooler and clear
to followed BY warmer and partly clou
BY weather.
=. Obituary.
en sn BAlriAonE, Dec. s.-Gen. w.
Van Antwerp, o. s.: army, age
died at the residence. of his daugh
near Upper Marlboro, Prince Geor
:, county, Maryland.
lrd The Centennial Kills Three Nen
lat PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S:-Three N
res were killed to-day in the main c.