Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-31
A Denial Of that French Libel
Concerning our CentenniaL
The Turks rlag the seryians %
the Most Crushing Manner.
Yet the Publication of an .Armis-
tice is Hourly Expected.
FOREIGN.
THAT FRENCH sLANpER.

day publishes letter from DuSop
merad, chief commlssiopef OF France
for the American aentS Sn9ial e1posi
tion, declaring tha. tae lAAsr printed
Friday, attacking the management Of
he exhibition and containing other
base charges, the authorship of which |
is attributed TO hm, s.uiterly fabris
cation. DnSommEtad puts his disa-
vowal in the mosrformal and express
terms, aud adds that if his denial be
not sufficient he is in a position, by
documentary evidence, to prove the
truth Of hts statement.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM TIE POLE.
London, Oct. 3n-The steamer
Pandora, which sailed from South
ampton for Smth's IS und, Arctic re
gion, some mouths ago, for the pur
pose of bringing to Eagland any dis
patches which night have been de-
posted there by the Arctic eApedition
has just rerurned, passed Crook Hase
ven on her wa. to Portsmouth II,
moon to day. All on board well.
sERvfANs DEFEATED.
Belgrade, Oct 30-=ln battle yes
teslsy, the Turks drove the Servlans
from Djnris after a crushing defeat.
Eehelrayen,s army is cut IN two aud
completely detnoralized. Scorv.tor-
itchs command has returned on krach
,watcz. A great panic prevails al
Belgrade.
London, Oct. 30-This is the last
day OF the usual fortnightly settle
ment on stock exchange. Three fail
ures are announced Liabilities are
small.
GRUB STAKE.
Ragusa, Oct. 80, 1875 -Mouk,a
Pasha has sent force OF Turkish
troops, by way Of Duga Pass, to re-
victual Nicsics.
Vienna, Oct. 3O-The constitution
alist groups Of the Austrian Reich
rath, intend to send an address to the
emperor about Austria's eastern
policy.
Berlin, Oct. 3O-The German Rel
chrath imperial parliament for the
whole empire, opened to day. The
emperor in his speech says Germany S
foreign relations, notwithstanding the
difficulties Of the present political sit
4 uaiion, are in full accord with the en-
perors pacific policy. His constan,
endeavor is to preserve friendly rela-
tions with all powers, especially those
connected with, Germany by ties oI
ighborhood and history, and SO far
AS peace may be endangered among
such. TO preserve It by friendly medtt
alton. Whatever the future may
ihHvc m store for Germany, it ma
rest assured that the blood of he
sons will be sacrificed or risked ONLY
for the protection Of her own homo
s1d interests.
MILLS BURNED.
Liverpool, Oct. 30-The mills o
the Mersy seed crushing compan,
burned to-day Loss, 100000
Three hundred hands we're thrown ou
of employment.
London, Oct. 3o-The Standard
Dellgrad dispatch reports that tn
Turks captured ten cannon and
large quantity of -muskets and ammu
,ition in their last battle At Djunis.
AN ARa1sTlcE HOURLY EXPECTED.
The Standards Vienna correspond
ent reports that according to au off
cial telegram, the terms Of All arnis
tice are being finally agreed upon An
their publication is hourly expected
sEKvIA's DISASTER.
, The same papers special from Be
grade does not single out artillery Z
most prominent in the detection 0
that occasion, but states that the Sc
vian n<army, which was reduced tosuc
condition that the men were hsrdl
able to crawl, openly declared the
would fight no longer and absndone
their positions e., narsss. Tcherua
yef telegraphed to Prince Milan, in
pioring him to come and prevent II
army from crumbling entirely