Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
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i, is stated that Bishop Conroy, of Ire
land. who visited Canada as an able of the
holy see, will remain in the United States
in that capacity.
Sse,., Cool d Co, wholesale boot and
shoe dealers. Boston. suspended Tuesday,
and assigned TO D. c. Beard Liabilities,
100000; assets not given.
A Vienna dispatch Gays: A portion of su-
lieman Pasha's troops arestill at kavola and
have been ordered to embark for Salonica to
act against the Greeks.
The friends of ex.President Lerdo intend
to run him for president of Mexico at the
next election. Seniors Nallarta and Romeo
are also mentioned as candidates.
To Cardinal Simeoni's protest against the
accession of King Humbert all the powers
have replied that they could not accept the
protest, as they were friendly to Hum
bert.
A Pera dispatch says reports of the mo-
bliza,ion Of some of the army corps in south
Hungary are untsue The only basis for the
reports is that prep lrations for eventual mo.
bilization have been completed.
The London Post understands that James
Lowther. member of parliament, has ac-
| cepted the position Of chief secretary Of
Ireland, made vacant by the appointmen,
of Sir Michael Hicks Beach, colonial sec.
retary.
4 Rome dispatch says: A congregation
of cardinals decided it to be iniudicious to
form resolution relative to the place oi
meeting of the conclave in view Of the con
stantly changing circumstances.
A Paris dispatch states that meeting O
the committee Of inquiry into the depres
sion Of trade, a memorandum was presented
showing that the progress of industry in the
United States had compelled Great Britain
to seek larger outlet for her goods il
| France.
The billiard match between Seaton anC
Cyrille Dion. l, 900 points for $4,000 q side
was played Tuesday night at the St Charles
theater. New Orleans. Score: Seaton
1000; Dion 765 Best runs: Scaton, III
22s 1873. 1856; Dion, 96, "a, So. Average
Seaton, 26hl; Dios, 10.
Boston has been falling away for the pas
few years, and with view of preventing 9
further decline and regaining what is lost
the merchants are signing petition to hav,
the Boston & Albany road make direct cou
nection with the Hoosac tunnel, that Chi
cago and other commercial centers of tn,
west may be brought into closer relation
with the east.
Z B. Washburne, of Illinois, lectured OF
the Siege of Paris before an audience a
Omaha, Tuesday evening, which filled th
academy of music 10 overf1owing. Ate
the lecture there was grand ovation by th
German residents. Two bands of mus
and singing societies in torch light process
sion serenaded Mr.. Washburn. Addresse
wele made and banquet was served.
On Tuesday while Tepof, prefect Of St
for The reception Of petitions, woman fret
prefect was dangerously wounded. The EN-
peror and Prince Gortachkoff have visite,
! him. The city is greatly excited. TIL,
preserves complete silence in regard to he
motives.
In Chicago. on Monday, Judge Drum
mond Of the United States circuit court 70
the southern district of Illinois, upon appli
cation Of w. A. Ketchum and Chas W. Fai,
banks, attorneys for the Indiana bankin
company, granted postponement of the sal
Of the Springfield 4 Northwestern railroad
company until the 23d inst. pool ha,
been arranged at Springfield to buy in th
ruad aud this poatpouemsnt now gives tn
eastern bondholders chance with the 9th
era.
A corrcsponden, q, Athens reports ,ha
Turkish ironclads and transports have bee,
ordered to carry from 5000 10 II, 600 troop
to he gulf Of volo 10 oppose the ThssalisI
iauvrrcaisa asd eedcavor to cut Oh The n