Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-12
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YAhKTOh DAKOTA
DAKOTA.
Wednesday Evening, lime ", 1873.
reLecRAms.
BREvITiEs.

BREvITiEs.
New York, June 1.-THE Evening Post
says: Bryant lies in a comatose state, and
bis physicians are almost afraid 10 give him
any nourishment. He sleeps all the time.
New York, June l1.-Joseph Foulkes &
Sons, shipping and commission merchants,
Beaver street, failed. Liabilities $40 600
assets $l84,00O. The firm ha: been in exis.
tsnce 80 years.
Springfield, ILL.,, June 11.-Gov. Cullom
left for Peoria To. night. Tomorrow be will
inspect the lock and dam at Copperas creek,
and the next day the lock and dam at Hen
~. He will then, in connection with the
canal commissioners, proceed to thoroughly
inspect the whole of the canal.
Keokuk, June 1.-THE Grand Grove of
Druids assembled here to-day. Delegates
were in attendance from Iowa. Illinois and
MISSOURI, to number about 1875. A parade
was held this morning, and in the afternoon
the Grove are in secret session. A ball and
banquet is to be given at the opera house
tonight.
New York, June 11.-Rev. George F.
Seymour, l.. L. D., dean of the general The
illogical seminary was consecrated bishop of
Springfield, Illinois. Over 12O clereymen
of the faculty Of the Theological seminary,
nine bishops and a vast congregation sssis.
ted at the ceremonies, which were held in
Trinity church. The bishops present we're
Clarkson. of Nebraska; Quinland, of Ten
nessce; Lay, of Maryland; Burchess, of
Quincy. Illinois; O~denheimer and Scan
6oro'1g, Of New Jerssy p; Krealey, of Maine;
Potter, OF New York and the bishop of New
Zealand.
Galveston, June 1.-THE News Laredo
special says: A courier brought news ycs-
terday to the effect that Col. Algeria and
lou government troops attacked 200 revolu-
tionis!s under Cara Ayala, at a place called
Los Ladrones, forty miles north of New
Laredo, and after a severe engagement COM
pletely routed them, making many prison
era and capturing arms, horses, etc. Many
are reported killed and wounded on both
sides, but details are wanting. There waa
great rejoicing in New Laredo on the re.
ceipt Of the above news. The revolution is
regarded as a complete failure in this sec.
ton.
OBITUARY.
London, June 11.-McGarahan. specia]
correspondent of the Daily News, died Al
Constsntinople, Sunday night, Of spotted
typhu, fever.
THE STRIKE.
London, June 11.-Over 1000 cotton on.
e%ratives, in a mass meeting at Blackburn,
to-day, resolved to continue the strike.
II GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
Berlin, June 1.-THE federal council
unanimously voted the proposal to !:ssolye
the German parliament.
PRAYERS FOR THE Euppr ss or p,,ce,
St. Petersburg, June 11.-There was q
solemn service OF prayer at St. Isaac's ca.
thedral to-day, for he recovery of the EN-.
press.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT FINDS GRE
DENCE.
London, June ia statement ia cur
rent that q dissolution of the parliamen'
will shortly be announced, and the repor
finds such q general acceptance that severa
members have gone 10 look 2 er constitu
encies.
BERLIN GOSSIP.
Berlin, June 1.-THE condition of DR.
NoblinE is so much improved that it j
thought likely he will recover.
The recovery of the emperor is progress
ing wonderfully. To-day he celebrates til,
forty-ninth anniversary Of his marriage.
Arrests for reasonable utterances anon,
classes infected With socialism continue I,
be very frequent.
The subj ct of the approaching congress
of the powers in thu. city attract. relatiyel,
less public attention than the internal cris:
which is kept prominently in view BY tn
activity Of the police and partisan prepare
ton for the approaching election.