Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-28

hAooB INC captured Nez JeeCe0 INDIANS
who have gone to Fort Leavenworth are 10
bucks, l7s squaws and 1876 children. Three
children were born between Bismarck and
st. Paul.
Senator Blaine is fast convalescing. He
is able to cit up, his appetite has returned
and he is in such excellent spirits that his
friends are confident that he will soon 10
able to resume active duties.
The fortune Of Wm. H. Vanderbilt is
generally estimated at sloo,ooo,0oo. Men
who ought to be we'll ,csuainted with his
affairs say that he could At any time realize
$75, 5,000, 900 under the hammer.
An trade has been issued calling out l5O..
600 civic guards in Constantinople and the
provinces to maintain order during the pos
sible absence Of the regular forces. The
Christians are summoned to participate in
this levy.
Berthe Le Franc completed at North Ad-
ans Sunday evening the unprecedented feat.
for woman, of walking ninety miles in.
side Of twenty.six hours. The actual walk
ing time was 20 hours and minutes, and
the walk was finished in 25 hours and 26
minutes, the last mile being done in IL min
utes.
A proclamation Of amnesty to Professor
ODonoghue' one Of the leaders in the
northwest rebellion of lS66-70, on the same
conditions a. granted to Riel and Lepine,
the leaders in 1875, was published in the
Official Gazette of the Dominion Saturday.
The conditions are that he shall remain in
exile for "a term Of five years, commencing
in 1875.
VIM. Hobkirk, who will be remembe red
As the Corn Exchange bank swindler Of
Waupun, in Dodge county, Wisconsin, and
who disappeared some two years ago. car.
ryins away many thousand dollars of depos.
itors money, retnrred voluntarily on Fri
day, to Juneau and delivered himself up to
Sheriff Boddep, who took him into custody.
1t seems Hobkirk had tired of his exile, and
failing to effect settlement With his credi-
tors through his friends, concluded to return
and take his chances.
A grand military dinner WAS given at the
Elvsee on Saturday. Rochebouet L'admi-
rault, Degeslin and other generals were
present. The Moniteur states that at the
reception which followed the dinner Presi
dent MacMahon repeasedlv declared in ia
vor of policy of resistance, saying the
chamber had replied to his conciliatory
overtures by violent declaration of war.
Any concession now on his part would be
tantamount to capitulation. Duty, dignity
and honor required him 10 resume his re-
sistance
At q meeting Of San Francieco working
men, under the auspices of the agitators
Kearney, knight and their associstes, /,
was stated by Kearney that he had tele
graphed to President Hayes to the effec,
that the workipRmen had banded them
selves together to resist. peaceably If they
can, forcibly If they must. the further i'm.
migration of Chinese; that the application
of the Chinese for six companies for military
protection on account of the intended
Thanksgiving parade was ridiculous and
impertinent, as the demonstration was tc
be peaceful and orderly, and that the work
tngnen had good reasons to appeal to the
general government from the machinatiop,
Of the Chinese companies, capitalists apd
city officials, but would ask nothing Of the
kind. They are American citizens, know
their rights, dare. and will MAINTAIN them