Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04
FOREIGN.
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SADSSA
CRISIS AT cossrANrINoPLE.
New York, Got. 3-A correspon-
dent at Constantinople telegraphs
that the situation there is really crlti-
cal, owing to the incendiAry char
acter Of the articles in the public
prints, He thinks it urgent that an
American feet be-sent 10 the Bos-
phorus3 to protect the lives aud prop
erty of Americans
FIVE thousand pounds worth Of
AMERICAN EAGLES
were withdrawn from the bank of
England yesterday for shipment to
the United States. These shipments
are expected to continue, the value
of money being SO low that the loss
OF interest while the gold is in transit
is of no importance.
FAMILY MAssAoRED.
| Bucharest, Oct. Sit is rumored
that brother Of Harry Abbott, Ger
man consul at Sslonioa, assassina ted
last May, has beeu mass.cred to-
gether with his family near SAlonicA.
THE PORTE PROMISES.
Paris, Oct. 3-It is stated that the
porte's reply to the proposals of the
powera offers suspension of hostil-
tiles, but not M armistice. The
porte does not gran. the antonony de-
manded for certain provinces, but
promises reforms throughout, which
will render autonomy unnecessary.
sRRvIA WILL STAND FlRA.
| St. Petersburg, Oct. 3-It is ofiic-
tally confirmed tha, the Servian gov
ernment will only yield to foreign
military intervention, and will not
entertain peace conditions unles they
are FIRST submitted to Servia.
HAWK wKA TREATY?
Washington, Oct. 3.-The report
by cable that Russia ard the United
States have concluded treaty by
which the former cedes to the latter
the ports Of Okahotch, etc, is news
to the department of state.
I OBITUARY.
London, Oct. 3.-Sampson, former
~ financial editor Of the Times, 10
dead.
ARMS FOR sERvIA.
Belgrade, Oct. 3.-The Servian
war minister has ordered the pur-
chase Of $4,000 chassepot rifles.
Lpnrion, OCT. 3.-The Berlin cor
t.resposdent q the Times eonments
upon
THE EXCITED TosE
of the Russian and Hungarian press,
and aays:
1t is interesting to notice that the
organs of both the Russ ian and Aus
Etrtan gpvernments are sxcbangin
theats Of war. The FPesthe Lloyd
7 declares that Austria would leave the
allies in case Of conflict.
The St. Petersburg GaaIois replies
that
RUSSIA WILL NOT BE STOPPED
even If shc had no allies. The
tone Of many Of the leading org an. OF
Germany is strongly opposed 10 the
supposed ambitious designs of Russia.
The Allsemsine Zeitung says 1t is
convinced no German government
will support
Russ1A's SELFISH DEsIGss.
1t thinks Russia would recoil from
the war if Austria and Turkey 40
cepted her challenge.
WILL RUSSIA BACK DowNf
t The 11me1 Correspondents tsnsrks
that this opinion was very general
here some time ago. but recent events
have somewhat modified it, II il
now thought that Russia, after he,
repested threats Of war, might, il
challenged, deem it incompatible with
her honor to remain at peace.
ConstantinopleI IOct. 3-The Porte
yesterday, communicated to the am
basadors of the powers ra.-
4s5T7 4 PLAN OF REEokH
applicable to the whole empire, in
cluding the removal Of all dissbilitie.
from christians. The plan IL draw,
up 80 rs to imply that local autopomy
j for Bosnis, Bulgaria aud Servia woule
be useless. Although il doea not form
ally recognize autonomy, the plsr
i I OF reforms comprises the ores tiol
Of national council Of l20 mem
+ bers.