Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-01

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patched by the Gar direct TO Constantine
plc last evening, and that the Gar was In
duced TO take this step by recent event In
Seryla and Turkeys continuing the war
notwithstanding the negotiations pending |
for an afulistlce.
NATIONAL BANK MATTERS.
Washington, Oct. 8l-rhe following |
is,a statement of the operations of the !
rational bank redemption agency for the
month of October, AID for the four /
months ending this day, being tho first
third of the current fiscal year: Assert
ed national bank netes fit for circnlatian
returned 70 the bank of issue, October,
&S, 563, 300; July lst to October 3lst,
&48, ,352 400; assorted national bank notes
unfit for circulation, delivered to the
comptroller OF currency for the depart
ment with new vot -, Oct. $4,14S, 400.
July 1st to Oct 31st, S21 100000; liqui-
dating and reducing national Danks, de-
posted in the treasury, October, sl.747,-
200; July 1st to Oct. 3ist, $0,957000;
totals, Oct. IA, $l5s,soo; 1st to Oct.
3lst, ia ,326, 300.
APPOINTMENT.
Washington, OCT Wilson A. Lane
WAS to-day appointed revenue store-keep-
cr for the fourth district of illinois.
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION.
New YORK, Oct 3l-Inited States
District Attorney Bliss called upon Mr.,
Jones, clerk of common pleas, to-day,
and saying he had undoubtsd proof cf-I
numerous frauds in taking out natarali
zstion papers, rsked permission to have
records for the whole year examined.
This WIS refused,
SCHEME TO ARREST U. S. MARsHALs.
Washington. Oct 3l-Two citizens Of
Baltimore have sent to the department
of justice letter stating thatit is cur
rently reported that the sheriff OF that
city, through his deputies, is contenpla-
ting the arrest Of sufficient number of
u. s. deputy marshals, on or before next
Tuesday, with the evident intention of
weakening the force Of the power and
| presence Of these officers on election
day, and tha. the fear Of insufficient
protection from the United States gov
}ernment, in case OF the arrest OF said
/ deputy mHrshals, had produced a pro-
/ found sensation among republicans,
which mak>,s it difficult to procure sutfi-
clent volunteers in some localiti for the
position OF deputy ~marshas -on election
day.
WHAT JOHN LrcK>>wILL DO
San Francisco, Oct. 3l--Johp H. Lick
day fled In the prob,te courts>a peti
/ ton u be appointed administers or ofshe.
estate of his father, the la.e James Lick>
This is the frs, that has been definitely
known Of his designs since his arri nj
/ here. some weeks age; bui il is under
stood that in l,he meantime there have
neen At I'm pts- made Il, e+eHat.futti-r ttint-
tfrs between him and the trustees pf til
est .tc by allowing him large portion of
the residue left to the pioneers and
accndems OF sciences, after providing tor
detiniie bequests in the trus deed. The
/ fling of this petition ia considered the
/ beginning Of vexatious and expensive
/ litigation.
TIE REVIVAL.
Chicago, Oct. 31-lhe revival has be-
gun to result in immediate conversions
in large numbers AT one meeting
i where there were over one hundred in
quirers, every one professed TO find par
don and new heart before leaving the
room. Not less than three hundred such
cases have occurred since Sunday after
noon, among them a number OF drunk
ards and others Mr.. Moody returned
this morning. His sick child is better.
His subject at the ate noon meeting was
" The lhealing Of the impotent man At
the pool of Bethesda" and to-night his
text was Luke 4 18. There were pne hun
dred and fifty inquirers in Mr.. Moody s
private room after the meeting y. the
tabernacle. No such work has ever
been known in Chicago before. Requests
for prayer at the noon meeting begin to
| be mingled with the notes OF thanksgiy-
t ing from persons on whose behalf praYe,
, has already been answered. Yesterday
there were requests from nearly every
part of the English-speaking world.
CONFERENCE OF MILITARY OFFICIALS
Washington, Oct. 3l.-Lieut. Gen
j Sheridan, who arrived in this city
3 this morning, in company with Secsy
Cameron and Gen. Sherman, called a
the executive mansion before the
cabinet meeting. They were closet
ed with the president for nearly twt
5 hours. Afterwards Generals Sher,
$ man and Sheridan had lengthy con
!, ference at the headquarters of III,
army.
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