Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-19
TELE CIR APHIC.
8 O'CLOCK p. M.
THE NEWS.
A Moderately Interesting Batch Of
Foreign News.
The Heated Term Continues, and Many
Deaths Result.
The Great hesthider Moves Upon the West
THE NEWS.
FOREIGN.

VERY HOT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS
London, July 10.-Ncarly all the morn
ing papers comment favorably on Lord
Beaconsfield's statement In the house of
lords last evening. In explanation of the
British plcnipotcntlaries in the Berlin con.
gress, the Times thinks that Lord Derby
transgressed his rights and customs, which
1t ID desirable to uphold, on making public
his recollcctlons of the former discussion of
the cabinet. The scene in the house of
lords surpassed in brilliancy and animation
anything within memory of the living.
Every part of the chamber was densely
crowded. A passage between Lord Sails
bury and Lord Derby was very sharp Lord
Salisbury said that Lord Derby was con.
stantly making revelations. This was his
third speech since he left the cabinet, and
on each occasion he had the installmcnt of
the same fatal tale, like DR.. Oates. He said
that Lord Derby did not know how much
the public would endure itso. lie gaye his
story in broken Doses So far as his, Lord
Salisbury's memory served him, Lord Der.
by's statement was not true. On being
called to order Lord Salisbury substituted
the term incorrect" for mot true" and
disclaimed any intention to Impugn Lord
Derby's veracity.
THE EASTERN QUESTION
London, July 19-Marquis of Harrington
gave notice in the house of commons that
he would at an early day call the attention
to the papers relating to the eastern ques
ton, and move the resolution.
VIM. Fl. Smith, first lord of admiralty, re-
plying to Lord Robert Montague, said that
Admiral Hornby telegraphed that the flag
captain of the British fleet in Reganze, has
had an interview with Gen. Toblebcn, WHO
stated that he had heard nothing of the fir
ing into British man.of war. The boat
sent to demand the release of English sail
ors detained by the Russians near the gulf
of Saros. Gen. Todlebcn said that he ex.
tremely regretted tine occurance, and pro-
missed to send an officer especially to the
gulf of Saros, to make inquiries concerning
the affair. He said that he was sure that
the superior officers of the Russian army in
that district were ignorant of the attack on
the boat. 81,
MORE TRoopi SENT TO AUzoN.
London, July 19.-The cabinet have de.
cided to send as many troops as possible to
Auzon, the scene of the colliers strike.
RAILROAD SURVEY
London, July 19.-Two parties of rail-
way experts, under the direction ofthe gov.
crnment, will examine the Tigress and
Euphrates valleys for the best routes to the
Persian gulf.
HIS CONDUCT APPROVED.
London, July 19.-Rumor of the proba.
bllity of the resignation of Count Courtc,
the Italian prime minister, is denied. The
entire ministry approve his conduct, and
will accept the responsibility before the
parliament.
BULLION. ..
London, July 19.-The bullion with.
drawn from the bank of England on bal
ance to day was EOS, 900.
TALK OF ANNEXATION.
Fifty meetings in favor of the annexation
Of southern Tyrol to Italy are org anizipg
in the principal towns. The agitators are
and their conrseis .dlsapproved
by the best people. :,
A SUGGESTION FROM FRANCE. 4
A Berlin dispatch. says: France has sug-
gcsted joint protest Of the powers against
the Turkish outrages in Thessaly.
PERSONAL.
The health of Emperor William is stead
lily improving. He goes to Gastien shortly.
All the members of the Modelling fam.
ily bave changed their name to Edeling.
A Berlin dispatch says: Prince Gorts.
chakotl has rcturncdto ST. Petersburg In
stead Of going TO Wild Bad as he had in.
tended. Gortschakof goes to st. Peters
burg to, oppose the intrlgucs for his own
overthrow, and Count Schouyaloff's pro-