Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27
,TELE GR APHIC.
e O'CLOCK r. M.
FOREIGN.
An Early Meeting Of the Congress
Seems Probable.
It is Generally Conceded that the. En-
glish Fleet Must Withdraw.
The Russian Imperial Bank is in Bad Finan.
clal Condition.
FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN SITUATION.

FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN SITUATION.
London, May 27.-The accounts received
from every capital in Europe concur as to
the main feature of the political news
namely, the certainty of the early meeting
of the congress-. But considerable anxiety
ia still apparent about the military prepar.
ations, and the situation before Constant.
nople. The attitude Of Austria especially
creates spprehensions ut St. Petersburg,
and these will not be allayed by the occu.
patton of Adakaloo, Austria's fret overt de.
monstration against Russia's settlement OF
the eastern question, Russia having pro.
missed the island to Servia. Great secrecy
Is still maintained at st. Petersburg about
the progress Of the negotiations. The un.
official press, notably the new Times Co
los, and Russkimir, are beginning t, attack
the peaceful utterances of the Agence Russo
and Journal De st. Petersburg. The Golos
urges upon the government to abandon ito
reserve, and tell Russia whether the reports
about yielding to Englsnd's demands are
true or false. A Vienna correspondent sug-
gests that this sort of pressure may be COO.
venient for Russia just now, in helping her
to resist further English pressure.
TUE SOCIALISTS.
Berlin. Nay 27.-It is stated that the 20.
ject Of noiding the congress Of socialists q,
Goths will he abandoned 10 consequence
Of the expectation that the government in-
tends to vigorously enforce the existing
press and sedition law. The Saxon au-
thorltles have closed the social list meeting q,
Chemni,z. The Pfussian government ha.
ordered the prosecution of five sncialis,ic
journals, for the publication of cyncal arli-
cles on Hoedet's attempt to assassina,e the
emperor.
RUSSIAN sTEAMERs.
Copenhagen, May e7.-Five Rlssl.n
steamers. two of which were IRON clad. have
passed through the sound, within . week,
and several others are expected to follow.
A TICKLIsH SITUATION.
London, May 27.-The military si.uation
at Constantinople remains tickllsh.
A correspondent at Pera apprehends that
under the influence of the pressure from
without, and Prince Labanoff's suave assur.
ance, the withdrawal Of tie English feet is
necessary to make everything pleasant
again. English popularity, which now il
certainly at its f ,od, is 10 danger of cbt
and reaction.
RusslA's FINANCES VERY Low
St. Petersburg. May 27.-It IS rumored
that the Russian Imperial bank is 50 heav
lily indebted that the government dare mi
continue the publication of the weekly re
turns. The banks affairs urc in an almost
hopeless confusion. Continued issue o
paper money, to cover the deficiencies, will
be necessary, If the bank is TO 60 on.
IN CONGRESS
London, Nav 27-=In the house CT com
mons to day. Norlhcote. answering to Lord
Harrington, stated that be was unable as vel
to give detailed Information abou, the nego
siations, in relation to the congress, bu. ad
ded that he might say that within few
days. the prospect Of the meeting Of tht
congress had materially improved.
Berlin, May 27.-Invitations to the con
gress were dispatched yesterday. II mat
tiers shall be Satisfactory concluded. . treat,
replacing the modified treaties of Paris ant
San Stefano will be signed at Berlin. Th'
first steps for . definite arrangement be
tween Russia and England we're due to th'
efforts of Count Schouvalof and the Ger
man crown prince.
THE CHOLERA.
Calcutta, Nay H.-A virulent choler
his appeared as Mosar. or forty Eu
[ropeant'aftacksd, thirty died. One hun
dired cases among the native population Or
reported.
THE PoPE's HEALTH FAILING.
Rome May 27.-The health of Pope Le
declines daily, but unless his physicians in
sise upon his departure, It will' be dif6cul
10 induce him to 80 to the country. Th
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