Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-25
TE'LE OR A PHO.
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g O'CLOCK p. M.
FOREIGN.
Conditions Of the Proposed
Peace Made Public.
The Turkish Government Accepts
all the Russian Propositions.
Meanwhile the British Lion Goes on
with his Roaring.
Rumors Of the Resignation Of Lords Derby and
Canarvon.
FOREIGN.
Rumors Of the Resignation Of Lords Derby and
Carnarvon.

Rumors Of the Resignation Of Lords Derby and
Camavon.
FOREIGN.
BETTER FEELING.
London, Jan. 25.-Consols opened this
morning at 94s, but at 1890 o'clock, under
the influence of better feeling, the price ad-
yanced to 95.
AN ARMIsTICE.
Dispatches indicate that an armistice will
be concluded to-day.
UNFoUNDED REPORT.
London, Jan. 25.-The Globe Gays that it
has reason to believe that there is no foun.
dation whatever for the statement that in
structions have been iorw arded to the CON-
mander of the Mediterranean fleet at Saros.
to land near Bouda,r, to force the marines
and blue jackets to act as ad interim defend
ers of the lines of Gallipoli. and also have
six of his roomiest ships ready to bring up
the mass of Malta garrison.
The Globe also says it has reason to be-
lieve that Lord Derby will remain In the
cabinet.
LORDS DERBY AND CARNARvoN.
1t seems certain that Earl Carnarvon, CO.
lonial secretary, and Lord Derby, foreign
secretary, have rendered their designations
Perhaps the former has been accepted,
though this is not quite certain. The cause
of the resignation is not SO much the de.
termination to ask for supplementary sup.
plies tor the naval and military service as 1t
is the intention to take steps which will be
sure to lead to war, which Lords Derby and
Carnarvon are not yet prepared to admit. as
it Is unavoidable. If the designations of
Lords Carvarvon and Derby or either Of
them, are accepted, it will probably lead to
an explanation in the house Of lords to.
night, which will make the whole situation
clear Meanwhile, the exaggeraticn and
alarm was premature, but the danger Is in
creased by the motive of this new action of
England. and will furnish Turkey ground
for rejecting Russia's conditions. All that
is known this morning about the cabinet
dlssension and warlke preparations, comes
through the liberal newspapers, indicating
an intention of the dissenting members of
the government to give public opinion an
opportunity to make itself heard, aud the
chances are that strong anti-war agitation
will begin Immediately, but the Russian ad-
vance and the apparent determination to
ignore England, have produced strong
impression. and good Judges believe that
the government would be supported in for
chilly preventing the Russian occupation of
Constantinople. The government organs
show disposition to minimize the import
ance of the action thus far taken.
The Standard says the news that the Rus
sian terms of peace have been made known
to the Porte, and are now being discussed by
it, comes opportunely TO temper the excite.
ment and exaggerated alarm, that foolish
people might otherwise have felt at the In.
teatien of the government 10 move Mon
day for supplementary supplies.
THE PEACE CONDITIONS.
London, Jan. 25.-The Daily Telegraph
prints the following from Constantinople:
The Turkish delegate has been ordered t
sign the peace preliminaries. An armistict
will probably be concluded to-day. Th,
peace conditions are stated, on excellent au
thority, to include the following:
Servia, to be independent without com
pensation.
Montenegro, to receive Antivari Niscie
and Spus, and portion Of the territory Dor
tlering on the Lake Scutari.
Russia to hold B. toum. Kars and Erzrr
oum, until war indemnity Of 800 .0O0. .00'
is paid.
The Dardanelles to be opened to Russia,
men-of-war.
Bulgarian autonomy u be conceded rathe
on the principle Of the Lebanon. than Ol
the plan Of the Constantinople conference
and Turkey 10 nominate christian govel
nas for . long term Of years. subject TO III
ratification by the powers
Bulgaria 10 not unders,ood 10 includ
Thrace. but on,y 1, extend to the line {
the Balkans.
part Of the Russian army Ia TO embarl
tCons'sniinople for taeir. return home. an
The hnAl treaty Of pescc 10 b signed st Cot
s'anslnop'e by Graud Dukc Nicholas.
Thta above arrangement viii ss,isfv Rul
sssn military honor. vithou, Involving II
"ruras'oa of Coas,aasiaop,e. Thsrc 10 =
'seasloa Of itoomssss 10 ,h,s disgairh,
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