Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-03
DELAYED TeLecRAms.

AUSTRIA.
London, June IA Vienna correspond.
ent says: Austria has Just received satisfac.
tory assurances on the subject of the bound.
aries OF Bulgaria, and Russian occupation
of the province.
EGYPT.
London, June 1.-The Agence Russo
publishes an article which seeks to demon.
strate how greatly the wealth and prosperity
of Egypt would be increased by European
administration.
THE UNION MILLS.
Fall River, Mass June 1.-The stock
holders of the Union mills have authorized
the president to put the corporation into
voluntary bankruptcy.
NINETY.FIvE FAILURES.
New York, June Inlay closes with .
record OF ninety five failures in this city
alone; the total liabilities being more than
five millions and half dollars. and the
assets less than one million.
THE KENIG WILHELM.
The iron-clad Kenig Wilhelm has arrived
at Portsmouth. She will 20 into the dock
for repairs Her forward compartment is
full of water.
ARRESTED IN LONDON.
New York, June 1.-Wm. E. Gray, the
New York forger, has been re.arrested in
London. Gray figured conspicuously in the
extradition complications of some months
ago.
THE CONGRESS.
London, June The Agence Russe says
The congress will hold only one session, du.
ring which the basis Of peace will be settled
and the final treaty signed. The congress
will also make arrangements for the execu.
tion Of the treaty, and for the organization
of various local commissions TO supervise
The same conference of ambassadors at Con.
stantinoplc will supervise the operations o
these commissions.
The Republiquc Franchise states that the
issue Of the invitations to the congress may
now be hourly expected. On the other
hand dippatch dated Berlin, last night
says: Negotiations between England and
Russia have not reached a stage permitting
Germany issue invitations to the con-
gress.
| Washington, June l-Mr. Matthews re-
ported back the senate bill authorizing the
railroad Costo to construct and maintain
telegraph lines for commercial purposes, sne
to secure 10 the government the use of tn,
same for postal, military and other purposes
with the amendment in the nature Of a sub
stitute. Placed on the calendar.
The bill to provide fre-proof buildin,
for the bureau of engraving and printing
and mechanical branches and the treasur,
and other departments, was passed. 1t lin
its the cost to 100000, at the cost Of the sit
10 S27, 1886.
A concurrent resolution IN regard TO
final amendment was taken up, and by
vote of yeas 81. nays SO, the senate refuse,
to refer II to the committee on sppropris
tions.
Mr. Voorhees, moved 10 amend ii so O
fix June 25lh as the day of final amend
ment REJECTED yeas II, nays SO.
Mr.. Anthony ,horght that the suhjee
could be better considered next week tha
now, and moved to lay i, on the table ii
next week.
A long debate followed until the expir
ton Of the morning hour. when the III
finished business of a concurrent rcsnlutio
10 regard to the fishery award was taken vi
but was laid on the table for the prese,
that the consideration of tho adjournmel
resolution might be continued.
Mr.. Thurman moved to amend the res
luton, so as 10 adjourn June %. Rejecte
yeas II, nays 35.
After fu rther discussion the amendme
Of the house, fixing June 18th as the day
q the final adjournment was ccncurred
yeas 80, nays II.
Washington, June 1.-Mr. Harris, fro
the committee on judiciary, reported the bi
giving circuit courts supervisory jurisdicti,
: in certain criminal cases. Passed. 1t Civ
: the circuit courts jurisdiction on writs
e error in all criminal cases tried before Il
= distric, courts, where the penalty is confn
70 ment in penitentiats or Jail, or where Il
e fine may exceed $500.
i, WINNIE REAM's PROMOTION.
The marriage of Lieutenant r. L. Hoxi