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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-01
WALL STREET AT
John Homer a. 90. MAX
ment which has u nepf
ON the STOCK market--Lt
Exceed $500, OOO-HOw 1

HANttu dSVVsVvuO
In the failure of John
is involved the suspen
Bankers and Brokers'
which was an institution
small operators for cgeari
Is stated Bonner has absc
thought the firms liabi
coed $500 900. Followit
sion of Bonner u Co. ca
Z. Jackson, a small m
exchange, who was also
Shore and Western u
Sewall, of the firm of !
Sunday applied to his c
vice, and announced the
firm and flight of the se
John Bonner, who had Il
Upon his advice an asi
made to B. w. Griswoi,
engage In strengthening
the firm, and who will
thereon as soon as p
amount OF securities reh
stated at 800, 900, all ofy
In speculations, Bonner
nothing with him In his
numbers of individuals
sufferer by the lfail,
Henry Clews and Van
About 1900 shares of ct
out under rule to-day /
ing transactions with ]
including the following. =.
ware and Lackawana; 600
Union telegraph; 2.0U LAX
800 Northwestern common;
western preferred; 5000 N,
Central; 100 st. Paul pref,
st. Paul common. 300 Mich
trel; 100 Panama; 100 Pacific
The Post says Bonner bous
stock Of the Bankers and 81
ISOLATION offered, compelled
ager to pay for 1t out OF
OF the association, end
the stock and borr lwed on /
, eighty.five cents for the
/ Saturday, and borrowed
SlOO,000 Of IL. The associa
understood, have been quit
way. He lent ST0,v00 OF
q stock. and borrowed Slt0 fOl
loss on which was $50, 900.
$4,000 on 1000 shares Of MOI
! common, and borrowed n
from, so Il IL said, the Broad
% He lent Sl00,0uO on SiS8, 90
eral security, which can mol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-01
FOREIGN MATTERS.
The Russian Vanguard surprise The
Turks and Occupy The balkan
PasseS-FrOzen Prisoners
from Pleyna.
Russia Not Averse to Peace Negotiations
Queen lsahelIa's Letter to the Paris
Figaro In Behalf OF Don Car
los and King Alfonso.

MDuAr rAsuA ~ ROUTE ron ENGLAND ~
rng lNraRrsr on NgnlAnoN
LONDON, December 3l,-A Times
Bucharest dispatch says the bridges
croesl 4 the Danube nj Simnliza were
taken up TO prevent their destruction.
II is reported the bridge AZ Peroshanl.
Just reported M having oeen carried
away, can be repaired. Nine hundred
horses perished IN the Vicinity OF Sis-
tova during storm. The total loss Of
draught animals must DO numbered
10y thousands
ST.. PETERSBURG, December 1.-The
request OF the British government for
information, whether Russia II dia.
posed to enter into peace negotiation,
NJ the desire Of the porte, have been
received. All statements published
abroad respecting the Russian answer
and the conditions which she would
propose for n settlement II may be con.
sldered premature aud inaccurate.
Nothing, whatever, has been deter.
mined upon, though, In well Informed
circles II In assumed that Russia will
make no harsh reply to the steps taken
with the object OF paving way for
peace, but will show herself accessible
To any earnest endeavors for the resto.
ration Of peace.
PARIS, December 81. isabelle, eX>
Queen OF Spain, In letter to the
Figaro, protesting against the expul'
sion from France OF Don Carlos, re-
pudiates the accusation that she was
cOnspiring with him against King
Alfonso, her son, and says " My good
and cordial relations with my counsin,
Don Carlos, and my niece, Donna Mar
guereta do Bourbon, are n secret TO no
one. have never forfeited their
esteem, nor they mine, aud ] will
not moreover disregard the bond
OF kiDship which unite us and winch
misfortune has cementeu. Donna
Marguereta de Bourbon IN the god
mother OF my daughter the infant
Eulalie, and II Is no wonder that pub
lie politics, which put asit '
bers OF the same, preserve
relation. The Compile Il
thought so when he we
Orleans princes. What rel
for sending away from III
hospitable country, an
present position IN with
who is prosecuted, IL Is
account Of me- Can the
but a calumny In the sup
| would conspire against
loved son, for whom | ha
everything? ls 1t not
think that in an imagin,
this French hospitality,
have sought repose from
life, should suddenly bre
traditions? / address my
loyalty, to make known q
the good relations subsist
my nephew and mys,
which have nothing TO
tics
After an exceedingly d
age over the snow.coverei
aud frozen foot paths, til
Ut a Russian division has
Balkan passes, between
and Sophia, and cavalry
been stationed on the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE,

hoOSE.
Washington, April 19.-The bill for the
appropriation of 100000 to provide for the
deficiencies in the public printing Office, was
passed.
Mr.. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, from the
committee on ways and means, reported the
The bill for the free entry of articles import.
ed for exhibition, by societies established for
the encouragement of arts and science
Passed.
The speaker announced that the first bust
ness in order was the motion to reconsider
the vote by which the hou,e refused last
Wednesday TO refer the adjournment resolu.
ton to the committee on ways and means
Agreed to, los to 81.
The speaker presented communication
from the secretary of the treasury, in re.
sponse to request Of the house giving Ger.
tain information in regard to the tariff bill
what articles now on the free list will be
made dutiable, under the provisions of the
bill, and vice versa. Referred.
MIR. Burchard, from the committee on
ways and means, reported the bill amendin,
the internal revenue laws, which did no
affect the rate Of taxation. Made a specia
order for May LIST.
The speaker then called on the committee:
for private reports.
Mr.. Wood then withdrew hia motion te
refer the resolution, and moved to postpone
the consideration Of the proposition till May
18th.
The motion to postpone was carried yeas
1873; nays ll3. A party vote with the ex.
ception Of Rainey, who voted with the dem
ocrats, in the affirmative, and Cutler, Lut.
trel, Clymer, Wright and Bridges, who voted
with the republicans, in the negative.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
FOREIGN.
THE wEAvERs' STRIKE.

London, April l9-At Blackburn, Dar.
wen, Burnley Lower House, Padiham, Ac
crngton Church, Oswaldt " isle, Rish,on,
Great Harwood aud Barrenden, the strike
of the cotton operatives is general.
WAR NOTES.
London, April l9-The tenor of this
morning news from the various capitals is
peaceful, but does not quite confirm the
positive announcements published yester.
dav.
The Daily News has st. Petersburg
special, saying: The unofficial press is less
sanguine than the official, because i, thinks
that England's preparations are inconsistent
with a.reaceiul inclination.
A Vienna correspondent of the Times
says: Ahmed Vefyk Etiend, whom the
sultan dismissed from the position Of presi
dent cf the council, and minister of the in
terror, advocated an immediate alliance with
England, while other ministers and the
sultan favored neutrality for the present
THE MOSCOW RIOTERS.
"A special from Berlin says: Prtvate ad
vices from Moscow state thyce thous.
and students and workmen were
involved In the disturbances of the 10Th
inst Twelve we're killed and 25 wounded
AHMED vEFYK EFFENpl's SUCCESSOR
London, April ia Times Pera cor
respondent says: Sadyk Pasha, who sue
cceds Ahmed Vcfyk Etfendi, is fairly capa-
bic but Is in weak health His tendencies
In foreign politics are not such as TO render
his appointment likely to effect the Porte S
relations with either Russia or England.
THE CONFERENCE.
A special to the Times from Berlin says ::
Russia is willing TO discuss all the clauses
OF the treaty of San Stcfano, but does not
conceal her determination to defend its
principal stipulatisns-thc sword in hand
II necessary. That the respective govern
men,s have been formally requested to in
struct their ambassadors cordingly. is pre-
mature, although q meeting Of the con
ference is now more probable.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

'o''o"ing as members of the comm;,,o.
provided for by the republican caucus ~
o".. o' ".h 'he senate committee upop the
course 70 be pursued by the republican. o ~
:" t"e matters coming before the presen,
session of congress: Price, of Iowa car.
leld' OF Ohio; Conger, of M,chigao: Dim.
nel' OF Minnesota; Frye, of Maine +: Fost y,
Illinois; Thornburg, of Tennssee: Claftiir
o, o. Massachusetts,; Dwight, of New York
Errett, Of Pennsylvania; Davis. of Ca,ifor,
mia. ''''
Ihe house committee on bankinp.ond ON,
rency had very interesting conference this
morning with John A. Stewart. Of the u q
Trust Co., N. Y, and J. d. vermillv. Of The
Merchants bank, N. Y. The question .,
the practicability of maintaining resumn.
ton was pressed on these gentlemen by Mr.
Ewing, but they held inflexibly to.the nos;.
ton that resumption can be safely entered
upon, andwith the present favorable out.
look OF good crops, and the balance of trade
IN our favor, can be maintained.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
Theodore Is as Much Surprised as
Anybody At Elizabeth's Con.
fesSiOn.
He Is Going to Europe, but Mrs. TiIton
Can Remain at Home.
The Strike Of English Cotton Factory Operatives
Is Still Extending
News from European Capitals Seems
Peaceful Hut Not Satisfactory
All Around.
THE eEEcHER SCANDAL.

Chicago, April 19.-Theodore Til,on,
who has been lccturing in small Iowa towns
since the revival of the scandal, has re-.
fused to be interviewed on the matter, but
yesterday he made statement TO personal
friend. which has been given to the press.
He declares that Mrs. Tilton's card sur
prised him as much as the public; that he
had no agency In Its publication, prepara-
ton or origination. No overtures had been
made by either party for reunion. He did
not know her future plans, and had not
been in Brooklyn for many months, and
hsd vacated his New York apartments. He
should sail for Europe at the close of his
lecture season, aud spend all the time pos.
sible with his daughters in Germany. The
story that Mrs. Tilton would accompany
him is a fabrication.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

Mr. Addison Oliver has been nomm;,..
al candidate for congress by the oreenh.nE-
er. OF the ninth Iowa district. Mr Oliver
being republican, says he will decline.
A telegram from Vienna announces that
the Austrian government has concluded a
loan OF tfty-fve million forms gold With
the credit financier and Banque de Paris.
The Roumanians, alarmed about the occu.
patton OF their country and the no, ,ih;l;tv
OF an attempt to disarm them. have vith-
drawn their army into Little Wallachi.
Maere they boast they will make another
Plevna If necessary.
a 81 petersburg correspondent tele.
graphs: The situation is unaltered Tho
conciliatory action of Germany continnes
put 80 lar without result. The difference
IN regard 10 submitting the whole treaty IL
declared TO offer an insuperable obstacle IN
lurther negotiations in the direction hitherto
followed. A'e' "
Army promotions-Major Jas. w. For.
syth, 10th cavalry, TO be lieutenant colonel
LIST regiment Of cavalry, vice Elliott promo .
ted: Captain Anson Mills Sd cavalry. to he
major of the 10th cavalry, vice FORSYTH nro.
motsd. Lieutenant Colonel Washington I,
Eilinois, let cavalry, to be colonel of the I'd
cavalry, vice Devin deceased. ~
John Lyons. wholesale liquor dealer at
me corner OF Beach and South streets. Bos.
ton, was fatally shot Wednesday in front Of
his residence by Chas d. Lanman 21 wears
OF age. Larnan has been paying sttention
TO Lyons daughter and that evening on re
turning from walk with her be was me,
by the father who objected TO their int /.
macy and an alteration ensued, resulting
in the shooting. Lanman was arrested
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
TELecRApHIc BREvlT,es.

Troy, N. v, April 1.-two hundred
horses per week are being purchased in this
neighborhood and the western portion OF
Vermont, by agents Of the English govern.
mcnt.
Portland, Me-, April l9.-The schooner
Lady Woodbury., hence for Jamaca, Jan. II,
not having been heard from since, is given
up for lost. The crew consisted of Capt.
A. d. Woodbury., of Cape elizabeth, and
four men.
Newark, N. j., April 16.-Bepjamen
Noyes. lately arrested in Washington, was
charged upon the indictment for perjury
this morning, and plead not guilty. The
trial was set down for May 9Th.
New York, April l9.-Paul Zung & Co.,
inportcrs and dealers Of plate glass. Barclay
street and Park place, have failed. Liabili-
ties S22l 900. The actual value of the assets
is reported t. be about $4,000, and the firm
has offered TO compromise at twenty-five
cents on the dollar, cash. which number
Of the creditors have accepted.
Chicago, April l9.-The following petit
tions in bankruptcy were filed to-day
William Harsborough, formerly whole
sale grocer, has failed. Secured debts, $4,-
400; unsecured, $4,000; due on accommo.
dation paper, $l6l 900. His assets consist
of two hundred acres of Iowa land.
Emanuel l.. Brunswick, Of the firm Of E.
Brunswick & Co., billiard table manufac-
turers, asks that his firm be adjudicated
bankrupt. Liabilities, $l25,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
nEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

A railroad meeting is t. be held at Spring.
field next Saturday.
unfavorable weather caused few days
suspension of corn planting.
A brass band is one of the proposed at
fractions OF the town OF ST. Helena
The district court for Bon Homme county
convenes on Tuesday the 23d inst.
The Citizen states that immigrants are
still flocking into Bon Homne county,
Intermittent fever prevails to some
extent among the children of St Helena.
The road between Gayvlle and St, Helc.
ma is reported to be in very muddy eondi-
ton.
John Hirshman has recently been sp.
pointed postmaster at St. Peter, Cedar
county, Neb.
Will Felber, of st. Helena, is about es-
tablishing branch agricultural warehouse
at Creighton.
A service Of temperance meetings are be-
ing held at Gayville. A large number
have signed the pledge.
Nermillion merchants are anticipatinp
lively trade from the other side OF the river
as soon as the ferry boat is in good running
order.
Nermilion saloons ere closed at eleven
O'Clock at night, and the sale of LIQUOR TO
minors Or habitual dru .kards is positively
prohibited.
Clay county's streams ard lakes arc ur.
usually we'll supplied with fish this spring
and its prairie chicken crop promises rich
harvest by aud by
Miss Kjesten NJ. Ovcrgaa,d came all the
way from Chicago to Vernilion to meet
her lover, Rev. Ms Tycbsten. The two
were married and have gone into business
in Turner county.
A fourteen year old youth of Clay county
Frank Cittel, faced the last blizzard over
sixteen miles Of bleak prairie and safely de.
livered up herd of cattle for which he
was responsible.
A quarrel between two Scandinavian
families, in which clubs, whips, pitchforks,
revolvers and jaw muscle were indiscrim.
inately mixed up is being squared up in
Judge Copeland's Vermillion court.
St. Helena Bulletin j. and H. Leber's
flat boat, loaded with wood and lumber,
sunk at their Frankfort landing on Tuesday
nigl t last, curing the heavy storm which
then prevailed. The utmost efforts to save
the boat proved unavailable.
ArrQnpemnpto oro he; ,,,,,l. r..
erection of number of new buildings in
Vermilion. The Republican states that
the coming summer will witness more sub.
stantal improvements, both in town aud
throughout the county. than any one season
since the settlement Of Dakota.
Bon Homme Citizen: Elk. Gov. Burbank
was in town last Tuesday paying his de.
linquent taxes. We imagined the corpulent
gentleman to be far.sighted, for be could
not see our many improvements as we'll as
If they were eight miles distant. He is
agitating the railroad question, but before
going up to Springfield he went to Hav.
leiek TO select site for q depot, no
doubt.
Pierce County Call: Judge c. L. Biorn.
mark was removed from Office Yesterday for
neglect of duty. Judge Bjornmark left
here some five weeks ago for Niobrara and
has not yet put in an appearance; some of
our citizens who are interested in pecun-
iary way are commencing to think that
they are out. He left debts amounting to
about $500, his son-in.!aw being the heav.
lest loser.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
WASHINGTON,
CAPITAL NOTES.

Washington, April l9.-The department
of state has information from Minister Fos-
ter, on the 9th inst, that he has recognized
the Diaz government. The recognition was
received with general deligh, by the ci'i-
zens Of Mexico.
The house committee on ways and means
will finish the revenue bill Tomorrow.
The house committee on Indian affairs TO-
day agreed 70 the Gun,er bill, providing for
the payment Of arrsSrs Of the ntcrcst due
the Chieks.aw nation amount, $4,000,
which vas accrued between January. 1861,
and July.. ls6o. on certain boads held in
Hust By III, uai,cd States. for the Ch'cka.
sav nsilon.
M. Hale. ehsirmss of the republican
cuaspessIossl onmmitier. has Mmed the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
CRIME.
HANGED.

Fonda, N. Y, April l9.-Sam steenbcrg,
colored, was hanged at ! p. m, to-day, for
the murder Of Parker, at Amsterdam, No
vember last
Atkins, s. c., April 10-Robert Every,
who killed Mayor ]. J. Grsgg. at Granite
vile, this county, April Goth, was hanged
here today. He made no address on the
scaffold, but met his death firmly and re-
signedly.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
LATEST BY MAIL.

The house has refused by large majori-
ty to refer the congress adjournment resolu.
ton. II will now be passed.
Chicago roads have reduced the rate on
live stock from the Missouri river to Chi.
cago to SO per car. The last rat. was $50.
A special from Huntsville Alabama SAYS
mob ha. lynchcd Mike White and two ne.
grocs who assassins,cd Shoenberger Sa,ur.
day.
The truth Of the rnmor that negotiations
have been ,mmenccd by England with
Sweden for the possession Of Farr island. in
the Baltic. IL positively denied.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MILWAUKEE,
Milwaukee, April 10.
WHEAT-2tglac lower, closing quiet and
steady; hard, 1.l53c; No. /, 1.l53c; No. 2,
l.lOac for cash; 1.1O!c for May; l.09sc
for June. No. 8, lo53c.
CoRN-steady; Ale
OATs-frm; 2GIc.
RYE-58c.
BARLEY-57c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 10.
WHEAr-dull and lower; 1.o95@1.lo
for cash; l.o9s@1.093c for May; l.oss
@l.09 for June. No. 8, LOS.
CoRN-weak and easy; 4O}c for cash;
4llc.for May; 41sc for June.
OATs-dull and shade lower 26aM 261c
for cash; 264c bid for May.
RYE-5Sc.
BARLEY-4sc. -.
PoKK-dull, weak and lower; 500 for
cash; S.77 for June.
LARD-irm; $50 for cash; 6.95 for
June.
ALCOHOLICS asked.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
FANCY GROCERIES.
COUNSEL & covELL,
Retail Groceries.

CAPITALIST, Bet. SECOND 4 THIRD
Ways on hand
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
M E R CHI ANTS
BILLIARD HALL.

Cincinnati Bottled Lager Beer
Younger's Bottled Ale
Waukegan Bottled Ale
Waukegan Bottled Porter
Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer
City Brewery Lager Beer
Michigan Bottled Cider
seitzer Water, Ginger Ale and Soda W ater
ALSO
-Ales, Wines, Liquors and Fine Cigars.
L. L. SHURTLEFF, Prop,r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sionx City with Illinois Ceh -al, Sioux
City and Pacific and Sioux City and st. Paul Rail
roads.
Passenger train going east connects at Davis
junction with branch trains arriving vt Port
lsndvilie at 1919 p: M. and then connecting with
aoward's stages for Virginia. Eden, Fairview,
Beleit, Canton. Harrisburg, Flandreau, Linwood,
Rock Rapids, Sioux Falls and all points on the
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandville
at ! Is p. M. connects at Davis Junction With
train going west.
5; Al Elk Point With stages for P,rca, Ncb .
and Richla d. D. T.
4. At Vermillion with stages for Lodi, River.
side, Turner. Bloomingdale and Finlsy.
8. At Meckling with stages for st. ames
8. AT Gayville with stages for st. Helena
I. At iankton with stages for all points
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
"a; and during the season of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies. ne
Of steamers for Randall. Brulc, Pierre, Suliy
Rice, Bismarck. Stevenson, Berthold Euford,
Carol and Benton; cou.ectinc At Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This Is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
GEO. &. MERCHANT.
E.v. DKnRicksnN, 6sn'j SxpsrisfsadY.
Aoth1.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
San Francisco, April ia Salem (Ore.
gon) dispatch Of the republican state con.
ventioa, completed the ticket as follows:
Secretary Of state, r. P. Eanhart
Treasurer, Edward Hinsch.
State printer, VIM. B. Carter.
Superintendent Of public instruction, d.
i. Powell
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-13
A COlOred Mans Speech.

The Southern General Conference received
two tratcrnal delegates from the African Metho.
dist Episcopal church, who in our hearing
made remarkable speech each. The second
speaker, johnson, uttered one of the most beau
tiiul eXtempore passages we ever heard.
He said, in effect: Brethren, there happen
ed Ill that ante-rOOm just now circumstance
| shall never forget You remember that Da-
vid in the cave Of Adullam sighed for water
from the well of Bethlehem, and three Young
men, at the peril Of their lives, brought the
longcd-for water, which David would not, after
all, drink, since it had been procured by peril
Of life. He, therefore, poured out the water as
a libatiOn before the Lord" Said the speaker
NV hen | entered this room ! was fcvcrcd and,
like David longed for water 4 gentleman
took goblet to serve me During his absence
learned that he was the governor Of Georgia
realizing the chaSm between us ! thought of
David, and, taking the goblet from his hand,
begged that | might pour out the water as q
Ilbatlon ioevcr between his race and NINE"
We never saw Il house more stricken, thrill
ed, and melted by speech from any human
orator The same speaker got off, this pass
age: I'VE should realize how things have
changed, and how we should sympathIzc with
each other. Now, if you had been Over-wOrked
slaves in the cotton.ticld; if you had been
ScOurged as we, and had endured the wrongs
OF slavery as we have, you would not have en-
joycd it at all. On the other hand, had you
been our slaves, and had we (cooredl been
planters, with hundreds of slaves, and mules,
and machinery, and thousands of acres, fine
residences and all that, and had somebody
come along and freed you all, | reckon we
would have been as tremendously mud as yapi
lreyT -