Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-10

Opening Of the Permanent In
ternatienal Exhibition at
Philadelpllia.
Flags, Crowds, Speeches, Music,
Governors, Presidents, &c.
The Tweed Charges Against
Woodin Declared TO BE
Utterly False.
Dakota is Foundered on English
Shores, and . Total
Wreck.
Wisconsin Receives the People
Who Are Forced to
Foreiga and Domestic Notes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1pE EXHIBITION.

TIE EIa.5lTIoN.
Philadelphia, Mav lO-Thc city
has put on holiday attire. The streets
are crowded with people bent upon
assisting at tie opening ceremonies Of
pc. maeent exhibition. Steam and
horse cars afe oil filed going 10 Far.
mount park.
The programme OF exercises at The
opening was mrde up ofmusic, prayers
and address aud bcne5ic,ion. Du,ing
the performance Of The prelude, Gov.
ernor Har;rsplt ard stsI enteted up
on the pla, totm; followed by President
Hays, the 0 gan plasiug Shall to the
chiel.o Al.er the festival ovoetu,c,
right Rev. Bishop S evens offered
prayei, !, and III address was Delivered
by Clemep, NJ Biddle, President Of
the exhibition. Tie company int-o-
duced thc choral "sngrl o. peace"
when piesideut Hays made the proc.
lama;ien: 81 now declare the inierna-
tioual exhibition for the selson or
1917 open
Philadelphia, May lo-Buu,ing is
dispiayed everywhe.e on account OF
the permanen, exposition and every.
one is interested, much the same as
last year. The receptions 70 Presi
dent Hass and cabinct.aud Gene. al
Grant to-day are CO dial Bob par
ties started 10 the exposition grounds
1ogs;hec.
OUR MONEY.
NeY York, May 1o.-The Evening
Post gives editorial prominence to the
following:
The cont act between the United
States treasury and the syndicate in
gard to the four and one.balf per
cent. bonds expires BY limitation on
tho 30th Of June nexl. An effort is
making 10 extend the contract; as well
as 10 induce the secretary of the
treasury to give up The reserved right
he has under his control 10 terminate
it cn the days notice. The syndicate
have already takcn S1o0,o0o,000 o.
four per cent. bonds. II is understood
that Sherman, Irrespective Of the ceu.
siderations affecting the syndicate, il
in favor Of issuing only 6ftv mi)lior
dollars more of these bonds, taking
the ground that beyond that amnuni
more of the six per ceutum deb
should be refunded iu.o bonds bearing
higher rate of inte,esl than fou
per cent um.
"a STRIKE.
Cleveland, May lO.-This morniu,
the police had sharp encounter wit
about GOO striking coopers, and 20
Of their women, v who had gathered q
the doors o. the STANDARD Oil Co
cooper shops. The mob refused t
disperse and The police scattered the,
by force. Several of the st.ikets wei
s injured severity.
AND STILL THEY PEAY.
sOmsha, May 1o.-The Cathol
bishop of this diocese has issued CT
cnlae letters to the clergy calling II
specfat masses during May and Jun
that the people of Nebraska be r
lieved from losses On account, of Il
gsssshoppers.
a FIRE
atthe barracks ast night destroy,
some fifty IONS of hay.
TIE LAsT VICTIM.
{ PattsYille, May 10.-The last Vi
tim Of the Vaudeville disaster disaster, BE Be,
Mnsley, was found at mcknight, in
breast about one hundred yards fro
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