Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-24
N 4 in'tassatier ffe1n tha Gar
will Visit the Sultan.
EaSlaild and Russia will Proba-
bly, Agree.
Roumania Declares her Indepen-
dence of all but~Russia.
Threatened Famine in India.
FOREIGN.
xussIA AND ENGLAND.

xussIA AND ENGLAND.
Loadon, Oct. GA dispatch
to lie ot1ieial Kassisn telegraph
agency says the departure Of the
Bnhsi ambassaduf~at st Petersburg
Tor Levadia, and Gen. Igralietf for
Constau,lnople, should be interpreted
rs further proof that Russia aud
England are cpdeavoring to arrive at
u sound and lasting pacltieation.
WAR CLOUDS DRIFTING AWAY.
London, Oc-A i. %. steady nd
vance. IN cousols and other iutermate=
stocks, which fell during last
weeks panic, Indicates n prevailing
lin ac-sA ian here that war is not im-
mipent and tl,at peaeeable ISOLATION
of he eastern question Is not impos-
siole.@Ehe Lines says that it is perhaps
tne danger that unreasonable alarms
may f'e succeeaed by unreasonable
hoees, but il is evident that VIC need
usJi d4spair OF seeing the crises pass
AWAY withou, an outbreak i hostili-
Ties Between Russia and Turkey. The
sane opinion is noticeable in othe.
quarters. The reren. eNci;emenl has
had she effect oi demonstrating whai
would he The attitude OF the powers
IN ease Of aggressive war by Russia
a. cpSsPIgAuy FRUSTRATED.
l.ondon, Oet. 23 A ,iispstch from
,Coustan,lnople announces that the
government has discovered cnnspi.
iacy TO murder the grand visier and
Midhat Pas,iA, and has consequently
arrested two Uiemas OF hrgil rauk
and Rlieisz Pasha. The culprits have
obecn exiled to various islands. Other
arrests are expected.
POOR PROSPECTS FoR-eRoPs IN INDIA.
C,.lcuila, Oct 23-1he prospects
for crops IN Bombay become daily
more gloomy. The districts of Khan,
de.ek, Nassick, Ahaneeudnuggnr,
Poonah, Sholapone, kaladgi, and
Ohurmai, containing population oil
nearly SIX millions, are threatened
with severe distress. The local gov
ernment estimates that over 100000
persons must be relieved in three dis.
tricts alone. 1t is stated that the
Monsoon crops have entirely faileG
and the absence Of rain prevents the
sowing Of rubbee aud winter crops.
The. collector of Poonah report:
that not single blade Of grass is Wis.
ible for mics, the tanks and rivers ar.
drying up, and cattle are dying from
starvation. The collector al Sbala.
pone gives still worse report. The
government has opened relief work,
and is employing people in c1cavatins
tanks and making roads.
London, Oct. 23-A Dispatch L
the Standard from Djains says ther,
s.as no lighting on Sunday. Th,
Turks ifaye ads ala:etl hear hea dqnar
tiers iiwe' miles. The storining Of
fortified mountain, over which th,
highway to krushevatz runs, is stll
10 bs deHTe.
The Standard's Belgrade CORES
pendent represents hat nppa,al lele,
distress prevails in both armies ah,
throughout Servia. Unless peace j
speedily proclaimed, the country vii
b. utterly ruined.
There Is no suH.iing in Belgrad
vat in the interior thousands OF III
people are startling. a majority. {
the soldiers are wearing their sun
mer linen uniforms, aud haye n
blankets. Gen. lgnstief has been il
stsucted TO inform the sultap tha
Russia makes the Eugaish proposal
hers, With the additoual guafante.
that, II the porte rejects them, inie1
vention will be begun Simultaneous
by Russfa, Greece aud Raumanfa,
II utter Telegram from Constant
nople announces that Gen. IgnatIg
wlll have 4 private audience with IL
sultan to-,iay.
The Times dispatch fron Bcfl
also saws TIE porte is ready To graz
Rassla's latest demands provide, II
intggriiy Of the Ottoman empire
guaranteed,
London, Oct. zj--fa a ssm7l--oI1ffaf
statement, the Post announces th
lie; Porte accepts q six weeks armi