Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-20
HEARTILY AGREEING.

~. minors surrendered 10 the Jurisdiction
of Holquin.
HEARTILY AGREEING.
Prominent Cubane, in n meeting ycster-
d.y a, Mr.. Farrell's residence, unanimously
,dop,c,l resolution that the natives OF Gu.
Ia should make some public manifestation
in Reputation of the recent meeting OF the
Cuban refugees in New York, and declare
their hearty agreement in and support OF
the terms OF peace.
ENGLAND must GO To THE CoNG REss.
Vienna, March 2O.-lt is urged in official
circles thst England has no ground to make
war without first going - the congress- IL
She does she will have the disapprobation
of Germany and Austria. II England com
promises the congress, Count Andrassy's
policy will bc thwa,t ID, and the hopes OF
AN ultimate Anglo Austrian understanding
mus, be abandoned The Berlin cabinet
holds the same view.
THE lyPHus.
LONDON, March 2O.-Advices from Ti'is
state thst the ,yphus is raging among the
Russian troops In Asia. Generals Milikott,
So!oweitr and Schclkotfnikof are reported
to have died. 1t is believed that more men
have been lost by sickness since the cessa.
ton Of the war than on the battlefield.
ON TIE SECOND OF APRIL.
The semi.officisl Pol,ische Correspon.
dencc, Of Vienna, prints 81 Petersburg
Letter, which declares that England's claim
hus produced so bad an impression in Rus
sa tina, the meeting Of the congress is very
doubtful. Nevertheless, il is believed in
Vienna and Berlin that the congress will
nee, on ,uc scco'ld of April.
THE COSsIsToRY.
Rome, March 20.--The couslstory OF the
25,h inst will be held with the formaiitics
observed at the consistories before 1870
The English consistorics have been invited
to the proclamation of the Catholic hicrar-
rhy Of Scotland
FOR ODESSA
London. March 2O-A special fsom Pera
of the l9;h, says: Gene'al Gourko's staff
and many o'her ofii ers start for Odessa to-
day Gmrko himself remains at San ST.
sano The departure Of the guard wss dc
laved in consequence ot the porie'' refusal
topcrmit c,nb,,k,,on ai BuyLkd"rc.
MARRIED.
The marriage Of til + ri Of Itns .berrv 10
Miss Hnnah d R,hscniid. only daush er
"f +, iron Mehr, ID Il ,,h>ch III was celeb II :
ted to-day, ii fst civi'ly, nj I e rec';tfhi's "'
lice. and again ut GhrI, Church, NJ y,a'r
THE WALKING MATCH.
The internsti ,nal walking match began
Monday morning, and is TO last six days
I, is pr ,gressing amid much interest. A
eleven o'clock to-day, OLeary had compile.
ted 23l miles, 8. Brown pa and Harry
Vaughn 22?.
Albert Smith. Of Chicago, has wageret
several hundred pounds that O'Leary vii
win. Smith is fairly sesieged BY the boos
makers. -4
Carroll Livingston, James Gordon Ben
nett, Mr.. Stevenson and the Earl Of FeI
moy, who won heavily on O1eary whe'
he beat Weston. are among his strong sup
porters. Al midn,gh, over $1,000 person
were present, and O'Lcary was walking
five mile.an.h gait, amid tho applause o
excited thousands.
WRECKED.
New York, March 20.-A Rio Janeir
letter says: The British steamer Astar.
strauded at Castilloa, on the 3lst Of January
Daring The night, the s,orm increased an
At Daylight oaly shs ton ofthe ma'G wer
seen above the water, with seven or c'gf
Per.ons clinsing to them but no help conl
bs rendered, brcsusc Of the high sea. III
sea continued rough until tho 5ih, when
boa, was 90, 10 The iAlcl. near the urre'
''a' nothing va. found. except pa'rifsn
corpse. Capt, Bayns, and shiH! OF III
crew reri.hsd Only Two msn being ave
Vim. Parsons, frat m ate, and t>onAld Cam
hell. ard engineer.
scpreiA's rrrrRR.
UsSlis. March - The aoFsA sni e'sa'
Sssassy sssssAtsss esrt,- erssi sss"'
sAsas A~ssssA'. sssasv